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Nevada national., 1859-04-23

STATE PRIsoN.-Thc sp' cial committee az.
pointed ty the Assembly have made report
in relation to state prison affairs. and charges
made against 1t. Gov. Walkup. The Bukie-
TN condrnses the charges as follows -
|. That raid walkup after promising TO
act a. arden gratuitously was endravor
ing to procure ten dollars day for his ser
vices from 'hc State.
That he violated the rules Of the Board
Of Directors: and removed checks upon his
Lct- that ! ad been established for the safety
of the State aud the protection OF the public
funds.
3. That be was 80 negligent in conducting
the business affairs of the prison than he de-
MED the receipt of 5 600, where the vOuch-
er for its payment happened to be mislaid.
4. That the daily issues of provisions TO
the prisoners. as actually mode, differed
from the amount reported.
That an officer OF the prison gambled of
a large sum of money. which he stated to u
friend to Ice MONEY belonging to the State.
g. That the vouchers on file at the prison
do no, represent money actually paid.
Z. That the prize of labor and improve
ments in the report Of the Warden is too
high.
s. That the 1t. Governor. while acting as
Wprden. took male prisoner. who happened
to ,,e a fiddler. toa heighboring dance house
where the said Warden danced and carroused
with female prisoners, till late hours in the
night.
The committee praises Mr. McCauley. who
formerly administered the affairs OF the pris-
on.
The Senate special committee has not YET
reported. and it intimated that its report " III
ditler materially from that of the Assembly
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Cowaldice consists. no: in haTing fear,
but in yielding TO i. In we'll ordered minds
fear is the sentinel that wake. up courage.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Lieut.. Beale AID Kit Carson left Sante Fe
TO hold council with the Camanche Indians.
who are said to desire peace with our Gov
crnment.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

.s-O On the gath ult., a bottle was picked
up from the sea shore st Allenby. by the
coast guard stttioned there. containing a
paper upon which was inscribed the follow
ing d" or the Scillies ; blowing a whole
gale mast gone hy the board water six
feet in the hold making last in spite OF all
hands TO the pumps master and three OF
the crew overheard. God help US. James
Harris. mate. American ship Jane. of Bos-
ton. December oath. 1858. II this should
happen. 10y Gods assistance, to reach land
telegraph to Lloyds in London Immediately
Cargo thrown overheard. No hopes for The
ship. - Carlisle Eng Examiner.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

IS Coon LucK.-A young man by the
name OF T,dale. from Toronto. Cana Ia. re
turned to this city on Wednesday. after an
absence OF about six months. and deposited
in the banking house of Davidson Go.
gold dust to tha amount OF $4,000, which
he obtained in the neiphbnrhood Of Nary
Vile IL appears that ne purchased u small
claim at Pinch cm- ii eht egings. struck
n rich pocket" and hy dil'gent labor in
the short space of half yesr accumulated
an independent fortune. lie leaves ON the
next steamer for home.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The only victory that cost no tears
said Napoleon, ri, that over our ur'lgnorance,
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

T. b. Murdoch. editor Of the San jose Tel.
egrGph. has been sued for libel. by Daniel
f. Miller. for denouncing the action OF the
Grand Jury in the Gaze Of Paul C. Shores
Damages are laid al $40. 600.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

The first express that we have any authen-
tic account Oi, WAS started ia MesophiamiA
over six thousand yeas ago. when .fdam $
express moved his 6dggage from Eden Er.
We regret TO say that this ancient institu'
tion moved some baggage for us once, into
the garden Of Eden or some other place
whore We are not apt to vi-it soon.
Nevada national., 1859-04-23

Young men, read the annexed paragraph
One of the vices OF California life is the pro
digaity with which young men waste their.
substance; billiards. pleasant social game.
for drinks, and d" who gets The most beans, y
and thousand and one eddying tides of use.
less pleasure. all tending TO swell the mighty
maelstrom OF expense and probigsIity.
Save your small pieces; unless for charta-
BILE purposes, lie: each piece, as you deposit
it in your pocket, sing
Vain delusiev world, adieu.'
USEFUL lIIxrs TO YouNG MEN.-How many
young men lgnorautly deny themselves for
tune! There's scarcely ayoung man of guod
sense in this city who cnnDot save 500 easi.
ly from his annual earnings. and il he will
forego cigars. billiards, and jueps. he can
save double that amount. Figures sometimes
produce almost incredible results. Thus for
instance, If a young man upon his twentieth
birthday will invest 500 in any stock pay
ing ten per cent, and annually thereafter
will invest the same amount and the accu-
mutation OF interest. he will he worth, when
he is thirty years old. Sl.753 when forty
years old, $4,000; when fifty years old. sls.-
$50; when sixty years old. S4S.700. How
simple. then. is the plan Dy which youth
OF the present day can pass bis old age in
comfort aud luxury. He has only to reeu-
late his expenses 20 ss to save one hundred
dollars each year from his income. II the
amount saved be larger. then the sum total
will be increased in the same proportion
Only think Of il. that $500 saved annually
and invested in ten per cent: stock. will
amout. in ten years. to So 593 coo F.; in taen
ty years to S6.726,s00; in thirty years to
slT 3s4,62s in forty years to SIS $50 s3s.
No wonder. then. that the Roih,child- have
sma.sed such boundless wealth Baltimore
.1nr TicGp.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
Literary Notices.

FATHER AND DAUGHTERS; porlraiture from
the life. BY Fredrika Bramer. Translated
by Mary Hewitt. Philadelphia T. b. Peterson
X Brothers" We have received volume with
this title direct from the publishers, whose en-
torplise cannot be betteriIustfaicd han by the
fact that this work was put in type, ateIeotyped
printed aud bound ready for sale in fO ;y-stght
hours-a rapiIity Of execution which probably
has 10 parallel in the typographical history Of
this fast country. The intrinsic merits Of the
book fully enfite it to be tho ohiec, Of such ex-
sraordnary enterprise, in placing ii before the
reading public In the words Of a contemporary
"Fredrika Bremen is a very genial pleasant
agrceab.y writer, and her books have attained
an extended popularity. III the Que now before
us she tells us in the preface that lick and tired
IF the old story lovers signs, hopes, torments
quarreis, reconcilia,ions, fascination, and hap
piness or despair, she has attempted different
vein, to see whether the romano, Of life has not
sonlething higher and more beautiful" A per-
usal has assured us that it is book Of rare mer
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
The .tottoring inn f Or. See G, TT, r. %.

-'N JVttO"fHS 90 ~ II VI cct W ! /, a. 80
" 23 eXcep. # of the side Of 1t s.
Cong I'd and 1Si 4-l2 # " Of y + cor Of IA sec
uenee ) at right angles with the line OF sd 4 sec
RIDE thence par with sd line to the W line OF EN'
aage St. thence " sd ST. 10 its iutersec ion with the
me OF town line St thence W to beginning.
Cong on line OF Demng 251 Alp It of L line OF
81 Ii sec thence sd q Alp It, thence lS9 IT.
thence i Il Pig IT, thence $50 s-l2 to beginning.
Lot 10 commencing 264 fl S. Of Of N W. cor ofot II IL
said Ia See. and f. lire OF KSmssha ST. thence par
ael with the line VI said lot the line Of lot To- hsnca
on line Of lot 10 a. IT, thence w to line Of kenosha
st, thence y. ~ # to the beginning.
Commencing Is and 81 4. of Of let - and
on line CT ksnosha st, themes parallel with line OF
rodt thtncs to keDosha st, thncee and S4rsds to
beginning
Commencing Iiue Of Kenosha st at s intersection
with the line Of said IA Sec, thence "a reds thence
parallel with the line ofsad IA the line thence
to cerutr OF said sec, thence " 10 beginning
Commencing y fl Of the j. corner OF lot IL and On
the v !ine Of kenosha ST. thence 81 e. thence to the
Old Chicago road thence 81 IT, thence 90 beginning
Commencing 10 rods of corner of lot Is and on
line Of kcnosla st. thence 10 rods, thence the old
Chicago road, thence - rods, themes to the begin
uirg.
Commencing rod of corner of lot II, thence W
to the old Chicago road thence rods 10 the begin
ming.
Commencing Y rods of corner lot aud 10 and
10 rods W OF The OF old Chicago roGd thence
rods w and - rods \ rods and - rods to be-
ginning.
Commencing IS rods OF corner Of lot Il, thence W
10 rods thence rods thence 10 roda thence rods
to beginning.
Commencing q rods of corner Of lot II, thence
TO the line Of Ia fsad IA sec, thence rods thence
Old Chicago road. thence rods to the beginning.
Commencing IS aud 81 rods OF u of lot II,
thence to line Of l-2 Of said 4 sec, thence
g and IA rods thence TO the old Chicago road, thence
rs and Il rods, to Neutrality-suspicious. that portion ta
Esn for street recently laid out.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
TAY NOTTCE.

NTCTICE is hereby "ivou, thn' much Of each
" ~ ... following described lofs. tract par
GELS Of land rs may be necessary I1r tie purpjsc
VII, on the second Tuesday of April next, and he
saccccdins days, be sold at public auction ut tie
Court House in the city Of KeEosha, for the pay
nc.f Of tie tax 1889 interest and charges thereon
Sric Go commence at ten o'clock III the forenoon oi
be la, above = cationcd
II. ". HUBBARD,
County Treasurer.
Dated Keuosla March IA, 1859.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

commencing "a rods Of the ~ W corner of said Ia
sec ana 2'9 and IL of line Prairie Avenue thence
70 NE street. thence 100 it, thence 16 IT, thence
100 It to beginning.
zoe tolAlO'ciag ia " " Or. s. I. ! Il. %.
commencing 20 rods 5 and . reds VI Of Y corner of
du II sec thence parallel with the line to the cor
p9tatom ilue thence IS rods and links thence TO
within ~ rods OF Prairie Avenue thence to beginning
Except what may be included i'll tie street known as
Fremont Avenue. " "
Commencing at point IS chains and 81 links from
me o. said IA and IS links from the line
ce to lands of 8 Fisk, supposing be 28 rods aud
- nihs thence TO the corporation line thence L to
pm' OF beginning, thence 10 beginnng-except what
may pe included in the street known as Fremont Ayenue
commencing on " line Of the ia of the n W Ia Of
y ~ foqs OF line Of sand Sec thence to the
corner OF II Of the IA of sec g. thence "a rods
iencS ~ % rods, thence "a rods to the beginning.
me toHolriag in N. E.. Or. s, g. I'll, r.. %
Comm encng 220 # cfN corner ofIo II in said 4
sec ana on The Elne of Kenosha thence plrael with
the hue OF said lot 10 In To- thence goutberiv
81 me OF lot 10 Al It, thence parallel aforesaid 10
me OF kenosha ST, thence A # to the beginning
commencing rcd and 229 # W Of the N corner of
aid - Sec themes Il aud SIP it, thence r. thebce
Il and S-l2 fl, thence rods to beginning
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

" The Great Gift Book sale OF S. T. Page
" Co.. is now located at 81 Main Street where
the purchaser ofoycry 1926 book is presented
with Il Gift valued at 81 to $Io0. We have
been in and examined their stock it is All now
aud we think the Lest selected ofany ever pres
onted for sale in tcihs ty.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

ED- The Festival of st. Patrick's
takes place this evening at the basement Of St..
Marks church The Oyster supper ard good
speeches, will constitute an agreeable part Of
the evenings entertainment.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

BRIsToL CAuCUS.-Au error occurred in the
notice for the Republican caucus, town Of Bris-
tol, published in our paper last week. 1t should
have read the 10Th, instead ofthe @9.h of March
See corrected notice this week.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
4 TeIegtaps.
KENOSHA, WIS:

THURSDAY, BrARcm, ~, 1859.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

FOR lhe tribune &
MESSRS. EDITORS -

MEsSRs. EDITORS -
The suggesiioni in your last touching the nom
inaton Of city officers is good one and should
by all means be carried out.
The time for mass mob caucuses FOR the nom.
iuston Of City officers is past. Let the Repub-
Leans cal a city convention, nominate a good
ticket and then support It.
Let aspirants for office submit their claims to
this convention and abide its decisions
Officers are few; applicants many. Submit
TO this fair mode Of soliciting candidates. and
each do his best to elect them.
Republicans should frown on the dsgraceful
and disorgarizing scrambles witnessed at every
municipal election, for The success Of this or that
man at the expense Of all others, and general
ly Of the public good.
To bring about This wholesome state IF tbinys
ipropose that the ward committees cali meetings
in their several wards on Saturday EVENING me-.
26th inst for the purpose of nominating ward of
fcers, and choosing delegates to the city con-
yention.
In my judgement three delegates from each
ward IS better that more FOURTH WARD.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

- The Publication Of the delmi-
fuent tax list, necessarily excludes considera-
bic reading matter from ourpaper this week. in
our next issue, wo shall endeayor to give the
usual variety ofreading
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

A bill to provide for one years redemption Of
lands, that shall be sold under mortgages here
after given, has passed Il State Senate.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
Somers
me J0"o"'"g descriptions are in Toiea > and
Range %

l-2 l-2 n W Il n IL sec l IN ..ra
ar -. - - oeGnning 80 reds W of corner OF
ginning sec ,, ~ and 3d. 60 acres % i0uS 10 De-
a,d 10 acres, part Of Il IA beginn ing 10 rods
anu ~ aga - OF corner Of said I tbenca 70
ginning. ~ % FodS, " to be-
acres, part OF n 1-2 IA beginning 10 rods
anu ~ ana IA rods " OF Corner OF n 1-ts
o r0as, u and 81 rods, 81 ds, q and 81 rods
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

BowDom SEwNG MACmSEs-Theso ma
chimes are represented to possess superior excel
lance, john Benedict ofthis city is agent See
advertisement.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

New WHARF-D. G Gasl,ill is hay
ing plies driven for The purpose Of constructing
wharf on the lot adjoining Main street Bridge
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

~ Elder j. w. Worrell, breaches at the
Baptist church next Sabbath.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
Washington KsIamd.

" dHI1hHS A"H kbEaHus
Inc toHotsing in N. ". Or. S 81 T. , r. %
Lot % Blk
Lot q bk
Tie toloteiag IN N. Z. Or. 8. 81 T.2 r. %
commencing ats csrner of lot 10 block Wasbingten
lsand thence parallel with the line to poipt Io
site to aud of cerner of lot 81 block i'm ssc -
themes 70 ths sec line, thence see line TO The Ge
eminent fer hsnfe or North esterly along the said
terly along said line to beginning
City OF Henssha---EsersenaIP roperty.
Thomas Daltsn-$i254
VIM. Gerkin-SS09
Hessberg Brother-SlT4I
VIM. Jardine-$22s
W. Z. Loy-$19T
4 H. Mosber-$15Ts
VIM. Reed-s19,73
II. Weyhe-S69O6
VIM. Wright-261
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

~ seaaior Mcclellan keeps us under obliga.
ton for copies Of tie daily Legislative journals
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

VISIT THE SCHooLs.-The term denomnated
the winter term Of our Public Schools, will con.
tinue four weeks after the present week There
are probably very many parents and friends Of
education in the city, who have not visited the
school during The present term also many who
have not visited The schools the past year, OF
perhaps for considerable number Of years. Ev.
cry parent and friend of education, should make
it point to visit the schools at least once du-
ring a term and as much ofiener as circumstan-
ees will allow. The schools are greatly encour.
aged aud benefited by frequent visita.ions. We
would also suggest to our country friends when
visiting the city on business or otherwise, thai
they might find ii matter Of interest, to spend
little time in our schools, to observe their or.
der, arrangement and methods Of instruction.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

~ An asst to annex part Of the city Of Ke.
nosha to the town of Pleasant Prairie has been
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

Candidates for city MarsLaH-Jacob McKin-
ney, it will be seen offers himself candidate
for City Marshall. lie held the Office during the
first year. Of oarcity organization, and di.chalg-
ed its duties satisfactorily.
Capt Michael CLARK also announce himself
9 candidate for City Marshall. Capt. CLARK
doubtless possesses the qualification for an eff,
fc,ent officer.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

3f(eoitaI.
TAX { T RI EN- AND LIVE
NEGLECT TEEEEE ATEe EsyE,

HEGRlcg's SUGAR-CoAT... Pulls.
AND KID STRENGTHENING PLAS.
TIERS. These unsurpassed reue-
dies have, by the common cong en.
Of mankind, been placed at tn,
head Of all similar preparations.
Herrick's Vegetable Pills, in un
versal goodness, safety and Ger.
tainty in the cure of the various
diseases of man, excel all Others
and their sale unquestionably is
treble that of any other kici, In
5 full doses they are aetivel ...hartic,
in smaller doses Tonic, and cleans
ing in all Bilious complaints, Sic'
Headache, Liver Diseases, Kidney
arrangements, Stomach Disorders.
Z and Skin Affections, they cure a
if by magic. These Pills are pure.
I ly 0sgetdbfe, can be taken at any
Z time by Old on goleng, without
change in employment or diet
Mercury is a good medicine when
properly used, but when com.
pounded in 9 Pill for universal use,
IL fygeJp1g,c ips{aoJ Of hanaf.:,.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

City OF Kenosha--3rd WALL

TIE toi'o'eing in N. ". Or. S. STIR. %.
Lot 1bk1
Part Of the 81 Of s. and the por of lot
ing of continuation E. of the s. line of said 81 n ana
W. oil : line parallel with &. line Of lot
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

the patient Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills have never
been known 10 produce and aching JOINTS as
have some DINERS Therefore, persons in OF family
Pill pleasant 10 take, to cre and used by millions
will certainly look for no other These Pills are covered
about the easily taken as bits fconfetianaro
EMILY RoYrs Is cents. } boxes. 81
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
EEEBE&gCEz's MFD STRENGTuwNFNG
| HEIA @glEEsA.

These renowned Pjasters pains. weakness ID dis
ress, in the 5ack sides and breast in five hours Indeed
certain they TO do this that She Proprietor
them. Spread from resins balsas and guns on beautiful
Kid leather renders hSm peculiarly adapted wants
OF fedtes and others Each Plaster will wear from one
to four months, and in rheumatic complaints prains ana
bruises frequently effects cures whilst al other remedies
failed. Full directions ill he found the back of each
Public speakers vocasts ministers Of the Gospel and
Others will strengthen their lungs and improve their voices
by wearing them on the breast. PRICE IS 3-4 CENrs
Ebr. Castles Tsa gGlo1i:, Catarrh Snuff.
Has obtained eHviaberepuaon in the cure Catarrh
Loss OF voice, Deafness Natery and nammed Ewes and
those dsagrccabe noises resembling the Whzzng of ean
distant waterfalls, etc: purely vegetable comes with fun
directions, and delights all that use it, a sneezag snuff
it can not I've equa!ed. BOXES, % CENTS.
| - EEarveII's Condition Powders e.
These qld established Powders, so well known at the
Long Island Race Course n Y, and sold in immense
quantities through the Middle and Eastern States for the
past seven years, continue to excel AL other kinds in dis
eases Of Horses and Cattle their excellence acknowledged
everywhere They contain nothing Injurious the animal
can be worked while feeding them; ample directions 90
with each package amt good horeep invited to ties
their virtues and judge OF their goodness LARGE PAcKA
% CENTs
70 The above articles sold by 81 900 agents throuob
ont the United States, Canalas ard South America
Wholesale by ali large Druggists in the principal cities
HERRIcK & BROTHER,
Practical Chemists, ALBANY, n. Y
~" Pentou Rohinson; Sawyer Page &Co; Beokoc En-
mis- &Co Chicago. Rice Stevenson Milwaukee, Whoissa
Agents.
'Sold by T. Robinson; Starkweaiher& Co.; HIT
Clark s. son; EcHOsha, b. $. Cory & Co.; N. Evans;
q . Z ity u Ices. rAp rlii 10
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

kENosHA CouNrT RELIEF BILL PASSED.
We learn by despatch received last evening
from Hon. G, Bennett, our member Of Assembly
that the bill for the relief Of Kenosha county
from the unequal State Tax apportioumcnt, has
passed both houses. This is a measure Of JUS
ticc TO the county, to which it was justly emit
tied, Our member Of Assembly hom this dis
hict, has labored faithfully forthe success Of The
bill, and has been seconded in his efforts by the
other members from this county.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
CITY ofKeno...n---aa Ward.

TIE foH0,ring in s f Or. s. 81 I. 2 r.. 90.
Middle Is Of " - OF Lk q
T. l-2ufsw ~ Of biz .
" - Of + W IL OF Tx %
Part III b 80 com at Of l2 of said hk thence on
line Of ad III H. 4 rods thence ona Inc pr With line Of
said bx rods thence line par with line said BIZ
Y rods thence On line par with lins of said bk IL
rods 20 beginning.
Pant cf TX 20 the 2cScept that portion taken from te
side by tbs G. b. N c. L. r. Co. and liz by
= rods out Of the y
Par, ofbk rods of thence II 10 rods thence
~ lG rods thence 70 rods thence 10 rods to beginning
PART OF % from Of Ik line Of
Is IL rods thence SgoIs Is II
8 rods Acgiaing.
Prt Of k 81 COM % rods ofs cor bL and on line of
same leuce Is ~ rods rods IL ~ rods to
tCeinniH-,
Part Of bk 81 con- at n of said bk thence on
line of same rods thence rode thence 10 rods thence
II 0 rods to beginning.
Z ~ of n IL OF n Ia of ok 90
Lot a bk 81
Lot , bk 50
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
City of Kenossn-.4tb ward

iAetOHoping in 5. E. Or, S. 81, T.2, r. 20.
Block & commencing at the N. E. corner OF blk. " on
IN TO corner, 1913 and #, parallel to Rock
Let Blk .
Undivided 1-2 oflot BIZ IL
Undivided ~ of lot l blk IL
undiyided 1-2 of lot 8 blk IL
Undivided / of lot s bk II
LoG9 biz IL
Lot bkl
E2 3 oflot 10 blk -
Lot II bk 10
1heJodo~iag in S. ". Or. S. 81, r. 2. r. o.
Part Of lot bk commencing at corner Of LOT N
ginning, - ' W 1e'
Lot bk 2
l-2 oflOt Blk
Lots bk3
FiAA's First Western Addition.
me J0He'rtng IN S. w. Or. S3l, IT, r.. %
An except r. Road track of lot > bk
Lot blk |
Lot bk2
Let II blk 2
Commencing 2 rods " aud 30 rods S OF T. corner Of
sAla - Sec thence W Is rods, 16 rods IS reds 10
r0ds TO oggnning-except the track Of g. b. Milwaukee
Commencing rods and rsdsW of N corner NJ saia
- sec, thence 10 rods ~ reds l6 reds thenag
70 pss,hhhg-eNcept the LAID taken by the &. L. NJ
K. X. Co for track.
Commencing rods W and 80 rods S of n f corner of
1e - sec thence IL rods, thence 10 rods thence
~ iouS ehee ~ rods to beginHngeXccpt that par
.aAeh ny IT, Is a. &. r. R. Co., for track, and except
'l"' Pof'oh taken Tor street on the south.