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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
New. Of the W1eelk.

General Grant will visit Yosemite, an,
then 70 East. =. -,
"A son Of Frnncis d. Moulton bss, jus
been admitted to Harvard College.
"A $4,000 fire took place In Albums
county seat Of Aodoc county, Cal, on thu
18th ult.
-''Six new caees, five deaths-den.
tons, $1,000 Is the Memphis report to-
the 3Oth, ult.
The San Fnncisco papers report thai
Charles Dei0ung, the shooter of kalloch
has leit that city for sojourn in the East.
The stearaer Peninah loaded will
mining machinery for the Black Hills
sunk IN the 22nd uit., one day out from
lankton.
The Democratic State Convention u
Colorado, on the BIRD inst, nominated
George q. Richmond, OF Pueblo, Tor S,l-
prene Judge.
The Trades assembly Of St. Louis is en-
deavOring to effect general strike all over
the United States and Canada In favor Of
the eight hour movement.
lion. Z. B. Washburne denies that he
ever received letter from Ora. t declining
Il denomination to the Presidency, and all
such statements were false.
dennis kearney called ut the Palace
Hotel, San Francisco, on the 18th uIt.. and
sent up his card to Gen. Grant, but the
zen. declined 10 receive him.
Uncle Toms Cabin il being performed
in the Union Park Congregational Church,
Chicago, and the more devout members vi
the Church are kicking about it.
In u fight in New Mexico with Indians
On 18th alt.. the soldiers were compeiieu
10 withdraw under cover OF darkness witt
loss OF tive nlen and thirty two horses.
Glasgow, September A.-I'l,e pig i,"u
market is active. and prices are higher than
It any time during the past eighteen
months. The revival is solely due to large
Iruers from America.
"A candidate for county Office in Cal
fOrnia, in writing TO his friends tor heir
Import IN the late election, quoted the fOi-
owing couplet:
BE IL my faults little blind,'
BE to my sirtueS very kind.''
In New York, OH the 23rd ult., two
were sentenced ~ twenty or
lirty days in the penitentisry Tor playing
IN tan. They appeared utterly amazed
hen Informed that they had to 70 to
rison for violating the law.
The Minnesota democratic in Conven-
on have nominated u state ticket MS fol-
VS.: Eiw. Rice OF St. Paul as Governor:
T. Barnum Tor Lieut.. Gov; Felix A.
orer. Sec'y Of State; Lyman b. Cowtry.
ate Treasurer; II. NJ. Babcock. Atty.
EN-. VIM. Collville. Railroad Con,'r.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

some brown and white Lc2h0rns am
for turkeys comprises the present ''poul
try exhibits" but this will NO doubt bt
largely augmented in day Or two.
The races to-day were rather .'pokey'
affairs. the quarter-mile dash for two-y.a,
Odds being by Tar the best. In the quarter.
mile dash, Terlnlia easily came In second
though she was away behind in the pools.
Some bought for scratch" getting such
odds rs % 70 4. Brutus. one of the entries
In the 40 class trotting race, wxs with
drawn on scs unit Of some objection made
to his record, xhich ID said to beat 2:aO.
Many hOrsemen pronounce him the fastest
trotter on the grounds. The following 10
summary:
rHsxE-oUAErEs NILE DAss. ::ros PURSE or ESQ.,
A. 4. Samples ''Premium', .I
Y. Z. williams "1 srluiia" ....... 2
ID. D. Davis' ''S1rrel nike" .............. 5
Tims-l:i8H.
TKorrrxo RACE. REST rHREx IN FIVE, $40 class,
fVR PURSE OF Sou
Sam SCOTS "Billy Grant,
AcConsor I Tickner's .'Piisrim".. : ) :
7. Stuar's ''Livs Oak' .........l dis.
II. L. wards Queen .. dis
Ame-Z:Hts-S:At-2
The last heat was very close. and ''f'l-
grim" il he were in better condition, could
easily beat on such tiuie US the above.
Between the last two heats of the trot-
ting race, occurred the qIarter-lnile dash.
Tor which J. 4. Langford entered SNAIL
IL. G. Ward Cricket" II. Reed Destroy.
ing Angel" and ID. Blivins Little Dick
The horses came in in the order in which I
nave named them. Iiine-23.
The weather tonight is lovely. and the
prospects for fine w ek are excellent.
MONTANA.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
THE DEADwooD FIRE.


DEADwOoD. Sept. ga fire broke ont
IN the Star Bakery, on Sherman street. nj
30 this morning. and following that thor.
onghf'r~ swept everything before it on
Lee, Main. Gold, Wall, Patton. and VIII
liam streets. and several residences on
Centennial Avenue. Famed by a light
breeze and having nothing to contend with
except very inefficient fire department
everything WIS ut the mercy of the flames.
Less than halt score or pronounced ire
proof warehouses witistood the severe
test. The buildings being mostly OF wood
and poorly constructed they burned like
% much chaff The dire spread with such
wonderful rapidity that any attempt At
saving any thing would have been useless.
All along its course terrific explosions OF
gunpo vtler. petroleum. liquor. etc. were
Ut frequent occurrence. md the buildings
were blown into atoms. The hook and
ladder apparatus and hose carriage were
the first things to burn. leaving nothing
but a few feet OF worthless hose wi II
which to hattie against the levouriny E; y
nsents. Tie water works were tried f |
The iirst time yesterday and this morning !
they were put TO their fullest capacity with |
little s,sccss in subtluing the flames on nc
connt Ut the scarcity OF water.
The hil.sidles were almost a cold sheet
d name. and waller from the Boulder ditch
,o0ld not b had. otherwise considerable
would probably have been saved,
y the ditch nan alm.At directly over the
worst spot. The wildcat cxcitemsnt pre-
'ails,i On account of the fearful force of the
lanes. and people thought OF little besides
aying their own lives. nNsny escaping with
MY their night clothes. Every tes m with
mile Of the city WIS called into service
help savs what could be got out.
There are probably two thousand people
Tho arr loaselsss. and many are destitute.
Aboat hundred ard twenty dive buildings
esides iitty or sixty dws ling houses We Q
estroyed. and while It i utterly impossi- :
e to yet any definite figures regarding !
y loss, well posted business usen place il {
from ono and q halt to two million dol
r. The fire y still burning. but Al It's :
'atcrfsl Is exhausted, and there Il no Can Z
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Beadwood. Dakota, Sept. s6.-At two
o'clock this morning fire broke ont in a
bakery on Sherman street and consumed
almost the entire business portion OF the
csty. Thousands Of people are rendered
homeless and In . destitute condition. The
nre Is stu burning. The loss Is roughly
estimsted ut from y million and half to
two million dollars, with little or no In.
sufance.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

DENVER. COL, Sept. l7.-About sixty
families were rendered homeless by the
Caribou fire. which was more extensive
than first reported. Tie loss is not less
tina" $4,000. Fires are raging all through
the mountains. end the sky and sun are
hidden by smoke. Tie Ute Indians have
started most VI TIN. Hires for spite.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
Neighborlng Territories.

I The Thompson troupe is playing Il
Idaho.
There are $1,000 sheep in Whitman
. county, Washington Territory.
considerable counterfeit money is i
circulation in Yankton. Dakota.
-Bismark people are taking excursion
over the Northern Pacific extension.
Maj. Danielson. Indian Agent at tn
Fort Hall Reservation, has been suspend
ed.
The hostile Indians are getting wors,
in Idaho, and considerable trouble is M
pretended.
A pile driver, name unknown, was
killed at Mandan on the 18th ult. BY tre<
falling on him.
-Aueley Grey, Dakota's delegate in
Congress, was arrested and fined for
drunkenness and disorder ut st. Paul the
other day.
There are 81 newspapers published in
Washington Territory. A newspaper
grave yard will soon be in order in that
Territory.
The Nez Perez Indians are said to have
under cultivation this year 1900 acres OF
land. Their crop Of grain is estimated at
10000 bushels.
The Yankee Fork Herald saws that
men are leaving that section. striking out
for Dakota, Utah and other places. but
principally for Montana.
Laramie wants to be the capital of the
Territory, and vote will be cast ut the
next Assembly. with Cheyenne and Lara
ME the principal contestants.
10 Eastern applicants for soft. easy
places. the Bodie Standard says: If YOU
can whack sixtee 7-bull team. hit a drill.
engineer wheelbarrow. or deal faro, and
shoot with some degree of accuracy. then
We advise you to come right along; other
wise. stay where you are us an ornament
10 New York dry goods store" |
"A special to the Salt Lake Tribune says
hat man named Tow wing. news agent
IN tire Ctal, Il Northerr: Railroad. has been
ut Swan Lake. for roi,bing the
nails. His depretiaiions extend over
considerable period. thirty valuable letters
'aving been stolen. 1t is stated that the
ast lot Of thirteen, extracted few days
20. lave been discovered. IA
One Of the Yankton Indians, saws the !.
(ankton Press, had u fine field Of wheat
esdy for the sickle. and not having q !:
caper to harvest II. he took his mower.
nd attached Il platform to it in such way
hat with the aid of another Indian pro- \
|ded with rake. he was enabled to cut u
d wheat. It was lodged on the platform ~
ON which his assistant would rake it of ?
I'd bind 1t. The agent regards this inn y
'ovisetI reaper Us notable evidence of
e inventive genius OF the red man.. fr
The Oregon Railroad & Steam Navi- "
'tion Company, now have three parties e
explorers IN the field in Eastern Oregon re-
d Washington Territory. One party M
busy locating line OF railroad from ID
Snseville, at the mouth Of Two-Canyon,
u up that stream to the Pataka, then up to
1t stream as tar as practicable. Another In
rty are engaged in examining and locst- u
on the Oregon eide. railroad from stt
D:illes to the Cascades. The third oil
ny, starting from point near the Blue Of
'untains ut Spokane. is endeavoriny to y I
Tai)rOri route through the noun Po
%. BY going up what is known as Pine
,ek ridge.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
SUMMONS.

In the Probate Court OF Gal!atin County. in
the Territory Of Montana.
LESTER :. WILSON, Plaintiff, vs.. JANIS
). BklSBIN, Defendant.
The peaple OF the Territory of Montana serd
greeting ~ in mes 5. Bri,bin, the above named
defendant:
YOu are required to appear in an action
brought against you by The above named ,.lai..-
to, i" the Probate t,"nrt Of Gxllatin County
Montana, hnd to answer the e.mplaipt f.e.
therein. within ten days, Exclusive Of the la.
Of servics), amer the service ON you Ut hi
summons, II served in this county, or IL ser, e..
out Of ihi. county, but in this Judicial ii.tric.
then within twenty days, otherwise within f,r;.
days, or judgment by default will be taken
against you. Ia accordance with the prayer 0.
said complaint.
The said action Is brought against you to re
cover the sum Of Thirty -Niue Dollars and inc
~ Cents te3s 90), alleged to be due, SIR goods,
wares and merchandise, and cOsfs Of suit
And you are hereby n. :esi that if YOU fail T.,
appear ana answer ~ ali ;. required, judgmeu ut
viii be taken against You rs above specified, art,
costs OF suit
Given under my hand aud the seal Of sai,t
court this twcnty-ninih day Of september, 4.
A. d. MCPHERSON, Ex-OMcio Clerk.
j. j. DAVIS, Au'y for Ppn. asst.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
Great Auction Sale Of Stock
I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1l,h la7s

On SATURDAY, OCTOBER llth 1878.
win sell ut auction, on nv ranch. on tb
west Gallatin, about mile. below &c trail rark
q head Of Horses, some very good ones; also
good Ranches well improved and Farming I'm
pigments, Rsapers, Mowers, Drill; also House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, stoves, and q
thousand aud ono articles too numerous 10 men
ton
- Sale to commence at II O'Clock A. NJ
TERMe or SALE: All Sums OF Is AMI under,
Cash, all over SIS, Credit of three months wi iii
he given: by tho parties Blu! Ing giving note with
approved security and paying interest At the
rate of one per cent per month.
sale Positive and without reserve
BOzesnan, N. T., September 18th 1879.
j. II. BkEMER ..
c. r. BLAKELEY, Anctinn~er 4jxet
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Cattle In ChOteau county sre assessed at
$40 q head. The assesscd valuation OF
county property will he enc thirl larger
II. Ye:- 'i,s lat.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

lUon REWARD. Sirayed or stolen
sDoO fran BOzeman. about Jan. Ist,
1879. an iron gray mare, IS hands high: has
three white legs, one fore leg white to The knee.
hind legs white half way up to hook joint;
branded ON left shoulder with brand resembling
IN shape the bottom OF small Nat iron Has
with her q yearling colt. MT branded, color
Or 9I5 each, will be given for information that
will lead to their recovery. 5. r. MILLER,
BOZemAn, Montana. 4O-!2W
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

/
u Advrfisemsxfs vnIsr this Aesd will b. charge
ten cents per Hne for tie frat and nee cents per lin
for escA additional tnssysiss. Screen rords make
line.
! r. All adveyfise~ssss xdsr this head musi, hoo
eper COME xnSer TIE proper heads Of Lost, Stolen
Sfrayed, W1sfed. For Sale, For Rent. &C., &c. -
adverfisement will Be Inverted under this Head fes
less than Tsseatv- Fire Cesis.
| THOR SALE. Two nne young Jacks and
| II i've Jennies: also i've yoke Of Work Cat
tie. At prices anil terms that will suit the times
Adddrsss, H. NIXON, Bohemian. <~imo
r Osr About three weeks ago, bs.weeu
IL C1ine's place and town. roll Of bedding
The finder will please leave the Same at Wske-
r 0sT Near Bo1.man, Cow, black and
~ Mh'e sp";,sd stub horns, branded on left
person will receive o. reward by leaving the
COW 1t Brewery Saloon.
wy NTED. Customers for ten tl,ousan,
w pounds Of well matured cabbage. Will
BE- sOld 1t very low Price ON my rancho, or de-
liversd in town If required -
C.TRAYED. From the raach Of the UNDER
bay Horse colt. small white spot In .rehead anu
small dark $40 on leil hip. d reward. for in
formation lea. lag t. its recovery. Address ".
X. BROWNS, Is .Zemau. AixH
INJK SALE.
II Ny Ranch. situated on Bear Creek, about
ten miles from lsOZeman. Good House, stables,
and other out buildings. There is also an eX-
cellent Wafer Power Oh the ranch suit able for
saw and Single Mill, or other machinery.
This Is m excellent ranch AID desirable To-
cation, aud il will be sOl,; nj a bargain.
Enquire vi the proprietor.
Il W. FLANDERS,
r. o. Address, Bozeman, n. T.
April q, 1879 IA
luon REWARD. Sirayed or stolen
sDoO fran BOzeman. about Jan. LIST, |
1879. an iron gray mare, IS hands high has |
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

II Good Music will be In attendance
general Invitation Is extended; and the
members Of the Band propose to max. this ihs
bail of the season. ' INV
TICKETS ~ m
by order Of the Committee 49,.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

/ vsOC1 PONaC<o ~ iIe xAIOe1ls Wulte IUt.I
nip. weighing l63 pounds, and = number
OF fine potatoes weighing rs much % three
pounds each. He has also some very fine
tomatoes which good judges pronounce
~ line ~ they ever saw. and some Canads
Fltrt corn. 40 bushels Of which he raised
on nm acre OF ground, and which would Be
hard to beat.
A. j. England. Of MissOula county.
shows bushel Of Siberian wheat. which |
must be very tine II the verdict of farmers
snd millers who saw 1t may lie relied up
On. From three bushels Of this wheat,
rl,ntcd year ago last spring. the yield Of
the present lthe second) crop is 1870 BUSH
els, which 10 the product Of 20 acres Of
land. Besides busiiel OF oats OF his oxn
Mr. England also displays some large.
juicy looking apples. two varieties Of
pluns. and quantity Of cherries and
grapes, all OF which we're plxced In his
charge BY Missoula neighbor BY whom
they were raised.
Further mention OF this department I
must bs deferred until later In the week. {
the Inryer exhibitors having - YET tailed ,
% make an appearances. {
flse ladies' department Of FLORAL Hall y {
Is yet In state VI chaos. bat Il will doubt =
ess be one Of the best parts Of the ',sbow'' =
when placed In shape. 4
The specimens OF artistic binding, exc d
nted In the Herald ofice, occupy two Il
how cases, and would be.s credit to any n
'Indery In the world. They are beautiful \
the extreme, and tie exhibit atirscts j.
stz,t attention. q
ID. n. Osborne Il Co.'S agricultural I'm
tenants are already to be EN- - the
roper place, Mr.. Dale being n hand =
18th forec ct men early this morning h
uiting the various mac;,iassy. together b
n! In Orirr. m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
Real Estate Transfers.


The following Is list Of real estate trans
fers in Saline county. fled in the office Of 8
T. Criss, Register Of Deeds. for the
week ending January 18th, 1879.
January 18th.
Kingnan and wife to Hannah Foster, lot So
eth street-el35.
January 18th.
Saline County to n Beebe. lot j. block 10
Cakins sddition-e3 3
A Beebe to G waitles. lot q. block 10. Calkini
addition-e2J.
" y Jsnnerson and wife to White. lot "a. I'll
Be~be to John Firkinhon. lot Is. I'll street
Jones saiditIon-els
Kansas Pacific Railway Company to Mrs. NJ u Get
tvs, lots IL, and 4. block 20, BrOokville-S5,
State Of Kansas TO Oscar Sex, nhf Of neqr S16 T1f
R2w-A5Sl.
II Davis. Administrator to r Eggcston. shf Of
shf OF lot 30, Santa Fe svenue-eaG0.
January Eth.
= wooley and wife to Hazen Ball, lot ss anil MIR
Of lot 20, 5th street.-the.
Saline County to Z Pennewell, lots Isl, lsi and
l65 2ud street, 10 4th street, los, Santa fe
and g. It'll street-&2s9.
Oh P~nneweli and wife to David B-ebe. II lots in
Salina-3l 90
and III, End strcet-osJ.
VIM bishop and wife to Oscar Barnes lot 81, 10th
street, Bishops sdditon-e60.
January 18th.
A Beebe to Bowen. lots IL, Is and lC, block
5, Beebes aiiitOn-4EA.
W GEES aud wife 10 Phillip Jorg. WIFI Of seqr SlI
IT'S. R2w-esOO.
John Ceis to Phillip Jorg. lots and 5. block -.
Oak Dale addition To sSalina-ol0
s ID Decker and wife t. George Milspaugh, north
i2s feet lot 8, block 70, DISQUALIFICATION.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
In the Whole History Of Medicine.

No preparation has ever performed such mar.
vellous cures, or maintained so wide a reputa-
ton, as AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is
recognized as the world remedy for all dis
eases OF the throat and lungs. Its long. con-
tinued series of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known as a
safe and reliable agent to employ. Against
ordinary colds, which are the forerunners of
more serious disorders, it acts speedily and
surely, always relieving suffering. and often
saving life. The protection il affords. by it,
timely use in the throat and lung disorders Of
children, make it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand in every home. No per
son can afford to be without it. and those who
have once used IL never will. From their
knowledge Of its composition and effects
Physicians use the CHERRY PICTORIAL ex
tensively in their practice, and Clergymer
recommend IL. II is absolutely certain in L.
remedial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible. Sold by all dealers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
Why VIII Yea

Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung trou-
bles, when an immediate relief can be 80
readily attained. BoscHEE's GERMAN srRur
has gained the largest sale in the world for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung Diseases. II Is DR.. Boschee's famous
German prescription, and Is prepared with the
greatest care, and no fear need be entertain
ed in administering to the youngest child. -
per directions. The sale Of this medicine b
unpFeceiented.Sineef first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with
out single report Of . failure to do rs work
in any case. Ask your druggist - 10 he
truth Of these remarks. Large size q cents.
Try L and be convinced.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
Breekville items.

Beautifully fine weatherS
The snow disappeareth from the hills ant
| the face Of the earth Is once more visible ant
the heart Of man is made to feel glad. for hi;
cattle can graze upon the prairie and he can
draw his grain to market; and in his fields be
can see the beautiful green wheat promising
t. yield IN abundant harvest.
Mayor Cunningham and c. German have
been willing away their time in st. Joseph,
No., during The past week.
A twenty inch vein OF coal has recently been
discovered on the farm Of Mr.. Ira Sibley, three
miles northeast Of Elm Creek station, which
promises TO be OF superior quality.
Mr.. Joe Duncan has been getting IN q fine
stock Of lumber ready for the spring trade.
Joe always has IN eye to the wants Of the peo-
pie. and Is determined to be ready to sell
when the people are ready to buy.
On Monday and Tuesday a number Of oui
young folks enjoyed themselves horseback
nding.
Report has Il that We are to have another
meat market. success to you william.
Tho concert given. by Mrs. Fresbrey's
troupe on last Friday evening, was grand
success.
C. H. Gardner and wife went to Kansas City
last week TO buy their household furniture.
The trains were blocked on the Denver di-
vision from Tuesday night until Sunday morn
ing, notwithstanding Mr.. Odeil's declaration
that he would keep tho road open on his divis-
lon or die on the track.
Died. at the residence of Geo. Scarlet, Mrs.
Ann Waters, aged 20 years.
We were converting with travelling agent
for the X. p. not long since, AMI he informed
II FIJI q IN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
MUSICAL.

Miss woops, having decided to remain IN salina,
will continue TO give lessons the piano. q her
corner of Seventh and Walnut sts (residence Of W.
b. Flanders. Esa). Carefal instruction IN theory.
Technicalities taught By the moss approved modern
methods. Pupils may commence q any time. o.: %
Per quarter. Liberal deductions whsrs two pupils
come from family. soy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
Published January -. ls.9.l
Ordinance No. go.

AN ORDINANCE extending the limits Of the City
and aiding additional territory thereto.
Be e ordained By the Mayor and the Council
men Of the City Of Saiina, Kansas:
Sec / That limits OF the city OF salina be sn,l
the same are hereby extended by nddnx thereto ali
that portion OF territory lying adjacent thereto. laid
out into town lots And plated and recorded ~ Berks
Addition TO the city OF Saiipa Kansas, In the oic.
OF the Register Of Deeds in and for the county OF
line, the 18th day OF November A. ID. lsse. Said
addition being situate In Souih- quarter
Section thirteen township fourteen, range three west
Of the sixth +. NJ. and bounded - follows, to-w:
BEGINNING nj point an extended line OF the west
side OF Santa Fe Avenur, In the Aforesaid city OF
lima, two hundred t.00) feet south Of the south ~asi
corner Of lot number eight Is, Santa fe Avenue In
Hollands Addition TO the city OF sAlina, according
% the recorded plat thereof. thence west line
parallel with the south line Of the said Hollands Ad
dtion three hundred and eighty Cso) feet io iecb~
parallel with extended line Of the west side of the
said Santa Pe Avenue three hundred 00) feet thence
east line parallel with the south line OF the siorr
sapi Hollands Addition three hundred and eighty
3,) TO the said extended line OF the west side oil
santa Fe Avenue thence north on the said line TO the
place OF beginning.
SIC. 3 This ordinance shall take effect and lie In
force from and amer lis publication snce the SALINE
COUNTY JOURNAL.
Approved January %. ls.s.
Mayor.
hereby certify the above and foregoing 10 lie true
and copy Of ordinance passed by the MAY
and CounciImen Of the City Of szlina, January sHh
ls.9
Attest: E.E. BOWEN, City Clerk