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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

HAHcIT rnn StLE.-A good dairy and
''ork ranch, . miles south of Inli.adc,
III Pine Valley, known m "Stnmpp's
kanoh.' Ten acres arc under cultivn.
ton, with n large and mnfhiling supply
OF water for irrignting and other pnr.
lnEr'. y good house. will, corrnle.
Etnbl"p, otc.. and nhout unc.hnlf Of tho
loo ""ros under fence. A fine stock
range several miles in extent surrounds
tho PInco. a cash customer can obtuin
nr,ie bargain For particulars apply
Oh Tho prcmiscs or nj this ollirc. jc6.tf
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

BY far tue finest built and handsom-
est colt we have seen this season WIS at
Dorsey Bros corral yesterday. He i,
from Arthur Loves we'll known race
mar" Sallic Brown. b, Dorscy's Nor
folk. If he don't make it warm for
Sohe of The flyers II Of these days
thrres nothing III POINTS or appearance.
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The mill of the Young America mine
nj TnHcnrorn, belonging the Mcs,rs.
Srit~, Holi"r 4 Co started up Tues.
day. 1T ~ reported rs working admir-.
ably, ni'd the ore yielding beyond the
most shngnino expectations Z! Tho lucky
owners.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

SALE OF MISiSG Puorrnry,-C u,
'r"y"h Yesterday sold to l.. J. Mowrcy.
NJ T ~ francisco, his mining rrorc,iy
9l7, 500. "" lot mo sum Of
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O. Il. Mayor just in from Island
Mountain reports ia" mines MI "a,
work mud paying woll. ITo brought
down, from tho Ponrod Il Mayor CHIN
III Hop" Gul"h, $4,000 in splendid
dnat, tho result Of II six weeks run with
~ mcn 9h0vrling into the s%lnircs.
Il Owyhcc Company has 30 mon
9,~in,Einycl jn building II reservoir To-
held tLc "urplus wnicr, for uso during
uio SI:iumnr.
IN Bnll Run llnpin tho new ditch has
!ISt been completed, md work on tho
R"E"r8 commenced. The roSnlt Of
..lnr IHbnrH will b0 known in about 30
mtSS' "a Il clean up will be mndo at tue
end Of Tint time.
At Mountain City tho Little Giant IL
steadily Ut work with vood nrna,"rc.a
a ol"an-up will be made on or nhnmt
tho 10th inst. WV"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

"rnnING.-Ou Monday evening
nbout y o'clock, while the mirt!l loving
people Of II TOWN were listening 10
YanliC" Plumm"r's entertainments. IN
acute observer might have noticed Par
non Kelly md Billy Smith, folding M
their busters like Arabs and quietly
Stealing away" on nm extra freight for
Carlin. The object Of their deeds OF
darkness will ic found under the prom
or head in this irSiIc. The rrrcInony
took place nt 3 o'clock Tuesday, morn.
ing. S"otty nnl his host man In la,ly
IN Cnrlin designated him as handsome
Hmiihl were g"rR"Ously arrnycd in
"lllt" vcSts, together with the uaunl
amount OF ordinary clothing. The
pride was arrnyr'i in Il lavender silk
with ACC riSc, nnl the traditional or.
hnBo blossoms in her hnir. She WIS
attended by Miss a. +. Whitney, in n
Icllcntc pink silk. trimmed with white.
Itrr hair was arranged n la something
or other I've are nut much of II .Iou.
RitlS any how hut we are assured by
one we'll v"rsCd III guclI mnttcra TINT il
was i"cSio"ncd with hair pins. Tie i'm
l~,it"hSiy" ceremony Of The Eu,iscoual
church was sell rendered by The Par
Eon IN Smrplirc AMI Stole. 4 wedding
hren:kinht followed and tho happy
couple departed on the morning train
gong west, followed by the congrntuIn.
mons and good wishes OF II host Of
ifi"II'iS. "" mrknnwlrdgca hugo piece
"i wedding cake. for which wo return
our Thinks. May their journey of lifc,
commenced on TIN frat day Of tho
month Of rOscs. hn strrwCd Will, tho
brilliant ii"wcrs Of spring and tho frn.
TrhI,cG OF love. Joy aud peace over ut.
n,nd 'l'"m upon their pathway through
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Mr.. Baldwin, vino il Interested in
"nrtHin minrs in Wyoming District,
will src III attractive "Notire" else.
where.
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Rcinilnrt K Go. have received another
i%nv"ic" Of Fish Bros wagons. which
are sold cheap.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

Several prospecting parties loft hcrc
for tho various mining districts in tho
northern lmri Of tho county this wcck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

Fourteen mon ara repairing tho Cor
nncopia road in tho Taylor canyon.
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OUR

we learn from State Superintendent
of Fubllc instruction, 3. p: Kelly. who
has Just returned from Il somewhat ey-
tended trip through, onr county, that
the several schools are il; n most flour
i'ilinS condition. The school ut
PLEASANT VALLEY,
Under the charge of Miss Lizzie
iiongh' has lately commenced under
very auspiciouS circumstances. a new
school honse has been erected, neatly
nnd substantially furnished, und the
school opened with twelve scholars.
Miss Ilough's rcnown ma Il teacher nj
Elko Is sufficient warrant for the size
cess oil her present enterprise. The.
trustees nre about to fun nislI tho school
house with maps, etc.
LANoILLE DISTRICT
Illus II school i'll full operation with a
large number of scholars, under tho
able management Of Mrs. Mcl2lwain.
the school is furnishing. and the srhol.
AIRS are making evident progress. Some
improvements are needed in the build
ing. which Will be promptly attended
|" Ivy the trustees. The school Is CEN
traliy located, and II credit to tho dia-
trict. At Hit.'.
HALI.ECE DISTRICT
LII" school is in chniEc of Mr.. Fem.
who Is rati"nt!." AID successfully cur
rving on his work. Although fine
SpInLI tx ANAL tl,o e,I,.l,
definite advancement. The
CANn' uALLRCK
Post school is ut present closed. owing
to the Post Chaplain, the Rev. Mr..
CiInse being on the sick list mud the re.
rIoval Of the cavalry compuuy during
the present month, thus reducing the
uni" of scholars to less than 81 .ur-
porAls guard. The building is "a poo,'
one, and well adapted for school pur-
poses. Although not under the pat
r"naSe OF thc state, the children in the
hclShboIhood. previous to the fortnn-
ton OF the llaIleck School District.
We're freely accorded the benefit of the
Chnrlnin's instruction. At
STARR VALLEY
4 huiiding which was formerly occu-
pin'i a. II saloon lns been rented for
cdncati"n"l purposes. and a we'll con.
dr"tc'l school under tha management
OF Mrs. Hall Is maintained. Mich in.
t"rcst IN this district is evident among
all classes, nmd Il fine hnilding will
shortly lie erected at Il central point in
the valley. ....I
RAILROAD DISTRICT
''tlll continues its school, under the di-
rcclion of Miss Conner. 4 PLEASANTLY
l"rnt"d school house amply
dates the Children, AMI III" school is in
II Very prosperous condition.
We understand the
S~UrEEiSnESTS
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HUi'Gi!iSnESTS

Cont"mrlHt" Visiting Glover Valley
lh"Nr"u5 I" the departure Of Mr.. Kelly.
'nI we hope to hear equally favorable
accounts from there.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

The justly celebrated "Crystal Peak
Buck beer always on drauglt Mt tho
Bank Exchange Saloon.
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Roccirts of bullion from Cornucopif
for tho week nro six bars, averaging
81 800 cnch; total, SO, 800.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

Rev. Mr.. Deems will preach Mt the
church in this place Tomorrow (Sun-
day evening ut ~ o'clurk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05
Tax oil Proceeds of tho Mines.
DOnnG!ly, Dunn G. Co..
CATTLE AND iEEP DEALERS,

Cattle nnh sheep bmigh, ard s,ld or slaughtered
un cnmmiS-lpn.
slaughter h"uz"' on rIrst and Fifth Ayrnucs.p near
krniurky street. Sln Fr.ncinco.
sJ-Farii"s In IL" inictior wishlng To- In Infornrl
about the market ptl' :. etc viii receive the de-.
rIr"d mi by IS ire. sing the hrm a, II,ir
once. No. hoi Cnlii0rnis rtreo,. corner Of Rcstny,
tsu rrpnciro,,
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Stock mon ara riding all over tho
county after cattle.
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STARR VALLEY
RAILROAD DISTRICT

still continues its school, under the di-
rcc'lon Of Miss Conner. 4 pleasantly
l"rnt"d school house amply nccommu.
dates the children, AMI III" school is in
II very prosperous condition.
We understand the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

II. Il. Wctmoro informs III that The
crlrket7 ARE making their appearance il
small numbers below town.
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L~ASIoILLE DISTRICT


The school is in chniEc of Mr.. Fem.
who IS patiently ard successfully car
rvinS on his work. Although the
schor is small the ~scholors are making
definite advancement. The
, 1875-11-21

oa.h No. closed 4 size for rscepts dstsd ,.,s-.
ana b1Ao for winter receipts, Hiph mjr.T 49,
with firm holders At SIC. Cash sa1es rnra rsre< sose<
70 soo bn high mixed At 63x4Atc: 6llaS Sn =.
ut e13951Ae; 800 ba rejected i. Hasic: NJ ~.
neW oo ~ At54 go 6u no grads at $50 .a{11r,ss y
107, ,4G0 bu =" 1"S aac' Iotai
OATs-Were guist and SHADE easier. Tn.~
At1!a ttaulux optiona, eaGiy xud aomA ircr;sss
Gasn 70 III out earRoes and for local cccstn.33.@ @
Ine market VIE very quiet znd steady tirrfn1 aas
aou9. Ing feJelpsa were fair, but eonsiderablr ~
was quoted quiet End unchanged. ssller ns.a1k.a ska
sold At Hls49a1c, and closed At 3o7zc sal:s ss
month Or the year sold at 3okja30t,c ind sa.., aaa
3os4c- January sold 1t 3lc, and Msr st ssslc ~
closing With sellsEa At these prcea Caah No ,,ssa ~
W7.es5oc. and strictly fresh receipta It so,:asse
400 bu No. whito at 39kc 800 bn r. ,eet,d 4
t:|, Is, COO ba. 1.s@" 1e.
RyE-Nae in good der:ntl tad firm It Hx 49,,
aafsnce- Tne receipts Ecre krsez, but tha oys-ss
Oh the nHsket wers small, and glt-elRel rp1s1s.
68968Ac, and rejected was quoted II a. RS sea
we're naTe ACTIVE and stronger q: e84c for H. nr,
s81GC9c for December; aud T0sc for Iann7rv 49,
sales were reported Of $3.50 hu No. At Nysss.a se.a
4o3 bn by sample 1t 63sc track, To;.I I'M ~
HAELEY-Nas very dull and Eeat, c3osEnc n~... Nv.
nSty lgses' - ne opening taa sa1rkst MI has.s
hut buyers, owing 70 lack o. con1dance hell oa ~
only one option sale was made during tha ssa.;es
Seller NoveEabe. sold early 1t 86kc and clo.es ;>
nally ct &c., Seller December was uuots1 n Nl.s1
and January E. ak1 8lAc. The lower ersdes - :,
moderate demand and easier at 31a6oQ for M s.s
s8s4ac Tor rejected the inside for B. i, rassoss 81
Cash sales rers rerorted Of Loo bu M. II sxs.
1910 bu No. at 5'@Goc; 400 bu teiusoa R I:nA3i
$500 bu by sn.nrls at 4sc5 .9 tae ontxd. ~
ada. Total, 500 hu. >R1-
, 1875-11-21
Balances in New York Being Drawn
Down.-.New York Exchange
= Flat.
The Produce Markets. More Animated
Pork and Lard Stronger
Meats Quiet.
Wheat and Oats Easier...Cern Steady-''barleg
Weak-.Hog. Packing Slow Throughout
the. Wet.
FINANCIAL

Ga Saturday there was mofb active ceIano ZOE
money, currency being largely wanted Holders oi
exchange had held of long possible, ont were
LAST Obliged 20 accept Is cents Per 81 COO discount az
which figure large parcels changed bands. Even "
centa tho express rate from New York. were IN sonae
cases granted By needy parties. wtose customers
wanted caah funds for immediate use. Ihesdemana
from the country for currency also exceeded that 1of
several days past, and taking business all round
Saturday proved by far the most lively OF anJ other
day In tho week All the calls Of customers wcre
promptly mgt; tina day was fine, aud al bankers anu
merchants alike seemed to enjoy the healthy activity
manifest On every aide
Discounts ut tbs bauks 10 per cent to CUSTOM
crs: Outside The banks thore very little dotng ana
street rates aro nominal at s@.3 per cent.
NATIONAL. EAHKs IN WESTERN oT11E8.
BY tho courtesy Of the Comptroller Of the Currency
we have received absruc4s Of the reports nude to the
Comptroller by the Naional tauks In the principal
Western Cities The pubcaon Of these IN full Is de-
ferred till tomorrow. Some interesting facts come out
in comparing the National Bank business Of Chicago, ST.
Louis Cleveland, Cincinnati st. Paul. Milwaukee, Pitts
burg and Detroit. In nearly eyory item Of resources
and iabitie tho Chicago banks head tie Lat. Pitts
burg alone has more eap!t: $10, $50 105 against our
0c0 It IS characteristic Of the greater pros
p.rit7 and energy OF our business men that the de-
po=s md loauR and discounts Ct the Chicago bants
are creator in proportion to tie capital than those Of
other citiea. tabular statement will show this:
, 1875-11-21
A New BOG, Story.
Troy {T. T.) HcS7.


T,sst Thursday evening Eddie Gerrold, aged 3
years. Of Ncwtonville, email hamlet in the
interior of Watcrvliet, went into the woods in
tho rear Of his fathers house to gather some
nuts. He Obtained little bag from els mother.
at Ills urgent request to put the nuts ID, aud
started off for the woods in high Elee. A8 eVen-
ing advanced, he did not return, and his parohts
becano anxious, aud went in search OF Tim, but
failed to find INN. They continued their search
nlI dav Friday. and on the evening of that day
returned home, tired and footsore, and almost
cave the chlld UP as lost About o'clock on
Saturday morning, as most OF the resiaenls o1
the hamlet were IN 1lr. GcErolde house SYM
child, Jack" O large Newfoundland deg that
has been m attaclle of the Ge1rold family since
he was month old entered and seemed uneasy,
and kept whining aud barking at ipter7als. Ae
was put outside the door for disturbing the lam
ily7 end after remaining there for some tine. h9
ran into q Mrs Scovills house next door, and
crosuod q loaf OF bread that the lady Of tho
house had put under the stove, and an on with
it in his mouth in the direction Of the ,Eood.
When Mr. Scovili returned his wife related. the
incident to him and ne felt surprised, as Jack
had always maintained character for Btr!ct
honesty He in turn related the incident to Mr-
(ierrold. and that gentleman felt pretty certain
that the dog had some idea Of whero tho child
was, and now hope was inspired IN tho family.
and tnev waited lznpatiently for the dogs return.
Final1y he did return in about an hour, and ex-
hibited the same unoasineHs that WIS remnrked
batoye, After trying various ruses to attract
the family to follow him to the wood, he hnafly
started III that direction with more than half OF
tho residents OF the hamlet after MN: l., ne loa
them through many winding pashe. until at last
they reached chestnut grove, aud there they
found the boy lying under treo with hi8 left
leg broken. The boy himself told the facts Of
the case to our reporter substantially as follows:
Ho was upon the tree. and shaiing it with oil
-. r,;.rt,+ n chnra nff the nt1ta lost his hold
, 1875-11-21

the panic, two years ago, Benjamin Lombard
was engaged largely in improvements upon an
addition to this place. With the panic came hls
failure. brought about BY his extensive and ILL
Judged transactions in other fields. AZ con-
sequence these improvements were stopped at
once, and haze 60 rem8iued ever eince. during
tho week the different adverse claims have been
settled. and the title to the subdivision has be-
come fully perfected again. 4 portion OF the
subdivision, including all The buildings, ba5
Just changed hands, and the bulldogs are IN
der contract to be completed at once. Others
are under agreement to be built during tho com-
ing year. ~ .-
1noS-woRKERs' ADDITION.
1t tho South Chicago auction sale OF 1uesaay,
Nov 16, the number OF lotB sold vas ~ o,'u 5ne
aggregate amount Of sa1es was SID. w. Luz
prices par lot ranged from $105 to S4oo aeco.a~ or.
ing to location One block. consisting Or - loss.
sold Tor SIS, 1924. being S121 per lot. porsaon1,t
OF another block, comprising 26 1oss' osoasu'
$2,990. +,,o Weather
On account of the inclemency OF the We weatnHA anti,
ths sale vas postponed until Saturday. tng zotr'
whan the following sales were made ruiI
aieht lots brought $115 each lotS o ore9. eo5s
ram s1s7. 50 TO $40; 26 lots. s1lI.oo 20 oa2
- lnts. Sll5 to $3.50; 2 lots on one-hunateo-
and.eiS,h street sold for s2eo each z .ho
Tbs attendance uas quite iafge, .aa sna cons nv
Kidding exceedingly spirited lho sale "41 ,;son eon
| dnctad by Col. Ellison, Of tue urn o. 1l4n'o'
pon,arov Co.. auctionee-s.
, 1875-11-21

Ar. Latimor Clark. the eminent electrician,
gives the following hints the safest position
people can occupy during . thunderstorm
person reclining on sofa Or bed st a distance
from all tho walls OF the room could scarcely
suffer injury, even in a house struck By light
r;nr: but most absolute security is obtained
By lying on an iron or brass bedstead of the form
known ~ the Arabian bedstead, in which the
head il surmounted by an iron erection sup
porting the curtains. a person lying or sleeping
any direct injury from lightning, even il the
house we're to be demolished, as his bedstead
forms the most mpIeta lightning protector
which could we'll be devised. i wooden bed
stead, placed aganst the WALL does not afford
any special security.
, 1875-11-21

The sorr that is sung is the sons We apr1o'o:
As it lis On the page, no music Is th.re;
But, borne from the lipa on tne wares o. toe sHs
It ma; thrill to thc soul, ike kisses Of love.
The aowe7es that Blooms in the1neadow or groTo
III huo may be lovely, in fragrance be s"eot;
Yet the joy its perfume would M aatssf f 20 lnse
The heart that reflects, like the euow sak ahoEe.
The warmth wEile it ca,as yet retsi1s MOI 1ss so"'
May dance oE tho sts7fAee OF Joys as tne9 6o'
But never be net by the rapture OF loyc
~ L. l.. R.oaWELL-
, 1875-11-21

Withdrawn from store On Friday fnr city con-
sumptio 5,ss5 bu wheat, e41 bu corn, bn osts.
5As bn rye, 6,s75 bu barley.
The following grain WIS inspected into store On
Saturday morning: e cars No. spring. 1o1 cars No.
do, o. cars No. do, io cars rejected do cars no
grade do 2e8 wheas}; u hIgh-ni1ed corn 81 cars
and 5000 bu No. do, u rejected do, 10 cara
grade do E75 corn>; cars white oats, Is cars and
5000 bu No. do. CTS rejected do &c oats>; cars
No. rye; Gers No. barley, cars No. do, cars
rejected do. Total t2o ears), 1G5 200 b inspected
ont s7o4 bu wheat, o76 bu com, y, liz hu oats,
G,seo bn rye, Ii, 81 bu barley.
Tie following were the reeeips and ship1nsnts Of
breadstuf1s and 1--we stock ut this point during the
past week and forthe corresponding weeks ending rs
, 1875-11-21
Improvement Of Real Estate More No
t;ceable than Sales.
Stores and Dwellings Renting Weil.'-
The Supply Rot Excessive.
Constant Movement Of New Bus1'
ness Houses to This City.
Few Important Sales During the Weak
Holders" Holding On.
The Loan Market Growing Dull,
with the Decrease of Building.

More attention is now given to the improve
ment than to the sale OF real estate. Very te"
owners find it necessary to urge salee, ana, IN
deed, they could not accomplish much Ehould
thev attempt it. When there ia q limited de-
maud-ur scarcely any demand at a3l for real OF
other property-holders must generally accept
prices yeiy far below its real value they part
With it. Hence salcs are meagre both in number
sud IN yalue. and owners arc at work IN every
part OF the city in putting mp all kinds OF build
irgs, and yet thero now seems to be no'
much of a SURPLUS. Houses and 2"eihnee
are taken with freedom that surprises o~ne1s
and agents, and ut much better rentals tnan
could be obtained year ago. Mecnaalcs ana
shopkecpers from the seaboard cities where DUST
ness has been 80 excessively dull for more tnan
two years past arc establishing themselves III
t,h;capo and the towns and cities west OF us a1e
also contributing to the population and "eash
or onr city. For years to come there VII not ne
=. hetter ouportuuity for item to MAKO taeu
homes where rents and living are nos cempara-
t;ve1v cheap. where trade is acnye, and the peo-
pie prosperous and happy. 4
holders of real estate and .godss 1ooS for"au
IN a better uarket-as they believe-during the
coming winter, For the past season the whole
s.!e t1a.1s generally has been prosperous. and 20
t,ne ran doubt that balances for the year Will %
ncayy On tie night side OF tho ledger As every
Chicago man believes that right here 1stne pest
1,lace in the world to invest his surplus 1unas'
vhea reasonable amount IS Set aside Tor tho ~
crcsae of trade for the coming year, any balance
That NAV remain over will, Of courze- be "saitea
down " in real property. Such has been the OK
1,arienco Of the past, aud doubtless the coming
winter will not prove an exception
THE LOAN MARKET.
Acents report business fair for tie Bsason-
This ia q dul1 time of the year, aud but tcw
loaus are being negotiated Something is cong
in renewa1s, and some old indebtedness is being
secured, whlcl, bring the weeks figures very cry
nnariv mn to those of last year. No
nrc.t activity ia expected for some weel:s.
Money IS plentiful, and rates OF interest are ua7-
changed
COMPARATIVE scA1ElEsr FOR TEE WEE Eso1s9
, 1875-11-21

SOME EALE3 OF THE wEEK- #
" n. Eerfoot i co. have sold three-sto1y
md hasernaut b:ick hoaRe On Ontario street. near
State, lot 2111o9 for S1oooo 4sa,v9 1ss9 5ses ~
25x124 feot, northeast corner Enll5 a1lo "ooo
,t1eets S1,05Q- ...,4
.orrer Chicago avenue and Lesvltt streer X
l2o, for 81, 125 :; four acres at Despla'nes 'of
Ira Brown has sold txentg-three lots At Pazk, P.a
RIDGE for @1uo each also, q house and two loss,
/. game place, for 81, 500. to =; W DAVIS:
William 4 Buffers i Co. sold at a9cs'on, e oet On
E1iGay, cottage and lot No. VI Ate1onoe1 etie1-1'
Tor 81 $50 incumbe1ed for 500.
Marshau Field purchased W22ssx113 feet On
South Water street, east OF Franklin for Sao'-
900.
west co1ner OF Michigan avenue and Twenty
ninth straes, 4Gx179 feet. improved, Tor SD
John ]. Matthews scld 5ss feet on Byford
street, coruerof Fifth street, for Slf0Eo.
aveuue, south Of Taylor street. for 5l5,oH
1IarceIius E. Collins sold two and one-nas1
blocks and fftv-hye lots in Collins Addition 10
South Lawn, for 200, to Charles =: toi1ns:
Charles S. Burdick said house add 40-toot lot
en Ellis asenue, east Of BROOK Street, lo' @i''~
800.
James Sfinson sold to ]. j. Curran fourteen
tots in Block L. Stinsoa'e Subdivision, East
Grand Crossing, for S5.20D*
FL. Mccormick sold to Luther Crocker S4x
100 feet on 3iarshiield avenue, neaf corner u
TAYLOR street. for Sz4-00u
Z. D. Chapman sold to James D. Lehmer 15aa
Ss8 feet on street west OF Dexter Park, and north
ct Forry-eeyenth street, for $4,000:
" ". Stewart sold to t. Il. Ballaro oo1i1o
feet on Monroe street, west Of Western avenue
for ell, COO.
]. D. Lehncr has sold to Emory D. ChaTan,
for s1o COO, lot on street west Of Dexter Park,
sud 464 feet north OF Forty-seTcnth street.
Donald Gilch1ist has sold 25t124 feet on Har-
riaon street, corner OF California street, $1.10o
Fred Kublank has sold to H. Stroker 5x18l33z
feet on State street, l24 feet north OF Thirty
ifth street. SIS, 500.
!. IL. Cutler has sold to ?. G. Tower, for
te0.0OG, 1876 feet on Adams street, running to
Wilcox street, and Ill feet east OF Western
tyenue.
F. S. Turner to J. Mullen, Nos. e3 and 65 Kim
=ie street, $lL00o:
property known as the Jenks Block. being Nos.
% and IL East Madison street, for $50. .oU.
Warren. Keeney T. Co. have sold at South Ey-
lnston 200 feet on Congress-, being 200 feet
.outh Of Keeney avenue. Tor Slo,ooo, one,htth
:ash down, and the balance in one, two, three,
ind four years. ats ber cent Also, LOO feel
n Clarendon Hills, for $11.00o-
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS
The following Instruments were fled for rec
srd Saturday, Nov. 90
Randolph st. 60 It Of Firth At, I, 2o11oo fl,
1eneser aaess s9. sV -: IT of rhrtye:cth st. VI
.0Al12 IT, with buildings, dated Oct l...-.-. oo(
langley AZ, adjoining the above, 4, oo1l2 #,
gsst se sgten ssans + Oct e. Union :ioo
nH Grove aasse ~. Sor 4; ii of we5tsr i.44is
ri T. presss ssc a. 70 md il Est Madison st
dated ost 1e. tGhanee1ler l. Jenks to Alex ~ ~,
ansez ,,1a;ss. on1a .|. Noc - ;.i...ndcr Nj so