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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-13

The decison OF the Supreme Court in
favor Of the Union Pacific Railroad, and
against the theory advanced by the Secre-
tary Of the Interior, vests the title Of So
called railroad lands in the companies to
such an extent that no reasonable excuse
can be offered for not paying taxes on
them. The Central Pacific have thousands
OF acres in this State which this decision
covers, and upon which they heretofore
refused and failed to pay any tax. We call
upon the Assessors Of the several counties
in this State, containing railroad lands, to
assess them at . fair valuation.
The above is from the Reno Journal"
II the decision goes to the extent claimed
by the journal" there can be ne ques-
ton that it il the duty Of the Assessors Of
the several counties to assess railroad lands
precisely as other property is assessed.
But We doubt whether the decision goes to
this extent. The title to the lands is still
in the Government, and only passes when
the railroad company makes sale Of a tract
to third parties. 1t will be found pretty
dificult, We imagine. to make an ASSESS
ment "stick" against property thus
situated.
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President Hayes, as will To seen by .
brisf Dispatch from Washington published
herewith, has again vetoed the anti-bay-
onst law, army appropriation and all. He
wants the pc u to use the army at cleo
lions. The Car Of Russia also wants an
army 1t his back on all occasions. The
attitude Of President Hayes and the Re
publican party in this contest is both un-
American and un-Republican. by the
veto nnder notice the long threatened
desd lock seems now q fixed fact. The
Democrats are not SO weak as to yield.
The appropriation bill had been so amended
a to obviate the Presidents original
objections. Ee again vetoes it. Under
the circumstances the Democratic major
iy would write themselves down as knaves
to surrender. Possibly a sufficient number
II Republicans may vote with them to pass
sAs bill over TIC vc.c. II ncs, the .rprc-
priations should be dropped until his
srsudulency concludes that he stands in
greater need of funds to run the govern
ment than he seems now to realize.
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COAST CLIPPINGS.
News Notes Cleaned RON yarions
Sources.

News Notes Cleaned From varions
Sources.
Leadville has "A gambling bells.
A Masonic hall is to be built in Bodie.
There are SO pnblic schools in Arizona
The Bodie News will soon don a new
dress.
Ogden aspires to be the future great city
Of Utah.
Lake county, California, is troubled with
bears.
The voters registered in San Francisco
were 1000. while the votes polled mount
ed to 81. 800.
Hoodlums infest the theaters in Salt
Lake, and according to the Tribune"
annoy ladies by splitting on their bonnets.
Dennis Kearney has issued an order for
a big procession, to be held on Saturday,
May 18th. in honor Of the adoption Of the
new Constitution.
The parafinc beds Of San Pete. Utah.
are being opened. This article. sometimes
called ~ozekerite, is attracting the attention
Of scientists all over the country.
Over 1000 passengers are now on the
rail for California, all speeding West from
New York at the rate Of 20 to IS miles per
hour. The arrivals by rail last month
were the largest in two years..
There are about 1000. 600 sheep in Col
orado. worth about 50 % a piece, or in all
81, 500 900. The last years wool clip from
these sheep was about 5000 900 pounds,
worth SS75 500. and besides the wool there
were SOC, 900 lambs raised, worth about
$3.50, COO.
The next general election in California
takes place in September next, at which
time there shall be chosen a Governor and
State officers, seven Justices of the Supreme
Court, forty Senators and eighty Assem-
blymen, a full set of Superior Judges to
take the place Of the present District and
County Courts, a State Superintendent OF
Public instruction, -four Congressman,
three Railway Commissioners and a full
SET Of county officers in every county in
the State.
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NEVADA NEWS.
Items Of Interest CuIled from State
Exchanges.

Items Of Interest Chilled from state
Exchanges.
Virginia saloons dish up stNew Constitu-
ton soup to hungry customers.
All Chouey has been removed from Reno
to the State Prison.
The people in the vicinity Of Anstin are
complaining because the weather is so dry.
The outstanding Indebtedness Of the
State is S56, 400.
r. d. Turner, OF Phoebe, has been APP
pointed adeputy under United States Mar
shall Ash.
The Storey County Public School picnic
has been postponed, and it is doubtful
whether it will come off at all during this
summer.
D. s. Cro1v, formerly managing editor
OF the New York "World," and lately edi-
tor in chief Of the "Graphic," is in vir-
ginia City, visiting the mines.
The ladies OF Tuscarora propose to give
q festival mex. Thursday and Friday even
ings at Edwards Hall. The proceeds will
be used for the benefit Of the M. E. Church.
The "Silver State says that Jack
CASTOR, an old pioneer stage driver, died
at the hospital in that city recently. from
paralysis.
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PACIFIC
SPECIAL TO TIE EuREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
Suspension Of Marks & Co.
AN ALAMEDA SUICIDE.
Kearney Opposed 80 a New PeIiti.
cal Party.

SAN Francisco, May IL.
On motion Of defendants in the case Of
John H. Burke VI. J. G.. Flood ct al, for
an accounting Of Bonanza mines receipts,
and to recover So, 000, 900, Judge Thorn
ton to-day ordered the removal OF the cause
to the United States Circuit Court, the
defendants having filed satisfactory bonds
in the sum OF $500.
The Alameda Coroner held al inquest
this afternoon on Sol. Sylvester Howell,
who was found dead in that city this morn
ing. at about 9 o'clock, in a lot near the
Catholic Church. The body was removed
to the house OF A. F. Craven. The jury
found that deceased was 81 years Of age, q
native OF Ohio, and that he came to his
death by a pistol shot from his own hand.
The following note was found pinned to
his coat my name is s. s. Howell. A. F.
Craven, Principal Of the High School OF
Alameda, is my brother-in-law. He lives
Of Santa Clara avenue. Surveyor Chap
man knows me. My residence is Brook
Ign, corner Of Ninth avenue and Seven
tesnth street." This note was dated May
10, 1879, II A. N.
The suspensi.3 ~ Ecscph Marks & Co.,
Of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board. was announced this morning. Tho
house has been doing q large commission
business, y its suspension was wholly
unexpected.
Since the election, resulting in the adop-
ton Of the new Constitution, the project
has been going on to organize o new party.
to be called the constitutional party, with
the object Of electing . Legislature and
State officers that will proceed to put in
force the provisions Of the new instrument.
At . meeting Of the ward Presidents Of the
W~orkingmen's party to-day At the sand
lots, this proposition was emphatically
negatived and newspaper dictation de-
nounced. Politicians who had sought To
obtain the support Of the Warkingmen's
party, by advocating the new Constitution,
were soundIy rated, and it was resolved
that the Workingmen would enter into nc
combination. but fight the contest out on
their own line.
After Murderer.
SAN RAFAEL, May IL.
The Sheriff and posse are now securing
the vicinity Of Nicosis station for an Indian
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FOREIGN NEW S.
ESPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY sEsTIsEL.l
The Republicans of France.
RAILROAD COLLISION IN CANADA.

PARIS, May II.
Clemercean, TIE Radical leader of q
private meeting. presented an outlined pro-
gramme which includes the liberty Of the
press, the right Of public meeting income
tax. free trade. secular education. sepsra-
ton of Church and State. and the abo-
lition Of the exemption of clerical students
from CONSUMPTION. He declared that the
time had arrived for the Government to
inaugurate a true republican policy.
TORONTO, Canada, May IL.
A Collision occurred between the excur-
sion and regular trains on the Grand Trunk
railroad to-day. Five persons we're badly
injured, one probably fatally.
MADRID. May IL.
The mail train between Madrid and Cadiz
was thrown off the track yesterday. The
mails from Cuba were smashed, six per-
sons killed and several injured.
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named Salvador, who has lived on Tomales
bay for several years, md who is suspected
Of being the murderer Of Paul Rieger.
The most conclusive evidence to
this effect is in the hands OF
Sheriff Turstead. A few nights ago
Salvador was drunk at Marshall station,
and he told an Indian friend that he had
killed Rieger and exhibited q gold watch
and chain. The pants that Salvador had
on are said to have been Riger's. He has
since concealed himself and has not yet
been seen. Salvador was connected with
o murder on Tomales bay some fifteen
years ago, and served a term Of ten years for
it in San Quentin.
Accidental Death ns Dutch Flat.
DUTcH FLAT. May IL.
b. III. Bartlett, al employe on the
Miners ditch, and a much respected citi-
zen, was found dead this morning. He
started from town about l o'clock yester-
day morning TO go to his cabin on the ditch,
about one mile away. and in crossing
Cedar. Greek ditch he fell about six feet to
the hard bottom. beaking his neck. There
was only seepaGe water running IN the
ditch.
Foul Play at Bodie.
BoDrr. May ~.
Joe Stergel. q miner from Virginia City,
left town Friday morning oil a short pros
pecting trip. His body was found a few
miles south OF town to-day, with . bullet
through his head. He is supposed to have
been murdered.
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Proposals will be received at the Con-
tract Office Of the Postofice Department
until 8 O'Clock P. y. Of July 10, 1879. for
carrying the mails Of the United States,
schedule Of arrival and departure specified
BY the Department, in the State Of Nevada,
from October I, 1879. to June 80, 1882.
Lists Of routes, with schedules Of arrivals
md departures. instruction. to bidders,
with forms for contract and bonds, and
all the necessary informal ton will be fur
pished upon application to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General,
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PUBLIC OPINION.
~ shows by the Press ef the Pa
cfHc least.


IT
From the Sacramento Record Union.
The fools who voted for the new Consti-
tuition because they thought some special
provision In 1t would serve them, are no
longer to be distinguished from the knaves
who, fully perceiving the mischieyous 0 n
sequences Of this work, we're yet willing to
axcriice the State for the sake Of further
ing their selfish ambitions. 1t is all one
~ 70 motives, now that the deed has been
done, and guilty and innocent, fools and
knaves. dupes and demagegues, will have
70 suffer the penalties together.
WANTS TO BE
From the Bodie News.
For ourselves, We wish sincerely that
Bodie Mining District was in the State OF
Nevada, where geographically she belongs.
We would al tuast be freed from the agita-
ton which has upset business IN this State
for months. But California would mol
agree to lose 80 valuable q slice Of her ter
ritory - Mono county has proven to be,
and we presume our people must continue
to 'sgrin and bear it."
THE woRKIxoMEN's DESIRE.
From the Morning Call.
Unless we misunderstood the situation,
the workingmen desire to improve affairs,
by placing candidates in nomination who
may be relied upon in the event Of an
election, to administer affairs more accept
ably than have some Of the officials who
have heretofore held Office.
ACCEPTING THE SITUATION.
Prem the San Francisco Post.
The sun will shine as brightly, the crops
grow ~ luxuriantly, and the mines yield
their tribute Of wealth to the industrious
and enterprising a. freely under the new
Constitution 81 under the old.
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Annual Meeting.

rr,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ADAM onM,
HILL CONSOLIDATED MiNINv serve
pANY for the Election Of Trustees, 70 y
ssar ~: ensuing wear. and for the trsnssesion II, n
such Other business ss may be presen1eo.rs n.
~ hsid Al the ONCE Of the Company, Room an n
Nevadn Block, No. 800 MONTGOMERY s'. III 10th
Francisco. California, on
day q NAY a. u u W. TRAYLoR, Secretary.
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MINING TAX.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Taxes on the Proceeds of the Mines of
Eureka County. for the quarter ending March
81. 1879, are now due and payable to me. at my
ONCE. and that the law with regard 20 the col
lection OF the same will he strictly enforced.
HANK KNIGHT.
Assessor of Eureka County.
Eureka. Nry II. 1879. myl3-3Od
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rouI Play at Boaie.


The Tar Bucket at Reno.
Reno, May IL.
The Reno tar and feather brigade last
night tarred and feathered a man named
Ed. Davis. Davis has been keeping a
squaw rendezvous. and is accused Of fur
nishing whisky to the Indians. He bore
his punishment bravely, and declares he
will leave town.. The brigade tried to
catch two other fellows, but were unsuc-
cessful.
An attempt was made to burn the Ohio
House last night.
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TO LET

OEvERAL LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
- Rooms, in suits or single. can be had by
inquiring of JAMES A. DENTON.
At the Consolidated Boarding House, North
Main street.
Eureka, December 10, 1877 Gil
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

A Woman At h Bottom II II.
DAYTON, May IL.
On Saturday q man named Russell,
living on Whisky Creek Mountain. twenty
miles from Walla WaIla, shot twice and
fatally wounded a neighbor named ]. Fam
malt. The cause was trouble respecting q
woman. Russell walked to Dayton and
gave himself up TO the Sheriff. The
wounded man died last evening.
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WE are in receipt Of the first number Of
the Paradise Reporter" . new weekly
paper Just started by J. J. Hill 4 Co. in
Paradise Valley. Humboldt county. 1t is
: credit to its section and projectors. We
wish it the fullest measure Of success.
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ENGINES FOR SALE.

PAIR OF ska DOUBLE HORIZONTAL
N ENGINES. with double reels. clutches snd
post breaks. The Engines have cut gearing,
horizontal tubular heater. feed pump. and
everything complete. and are hrst-clsse in
every respect Apply to
W. Ii. REMINGTON 4 20 Eureka. or
PARKE K LACY.
mv13-lm All Market ST. San Francisco
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA indebted to ID. MANNHEIM. will please
call at his former place Of business, at Frank
Doutrick 4 Cos, and make settlement. BY so
doing, they will avoid cost and trouble.
All bills against me will be paid upon pre-
sentation. d. MANNHEIM.
Eureka, May IL, 1879. myl2-tf
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Lime For Sale.

,r-ur UNDERSIGNED Will s trh q
hat,dsrs IN Eureka with . good s ~ 18th
time on application. Orders may DC i''
= n McEwen or W.. II. CLARK. rurws.
=. p McsHIRRy 4 MAThE~'
Eureka. April ., ls19.
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T Q r z N T

A BUSINESS HOUSE ON SOUTH -
IA Main street is for rent. at reason EsssH
able terms, Inquire of E
=. H. ANDERSON, or J. s. wHITToN.
Eureks, April 20, 1879. ap27-tf
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LOT FOR SALE.

THE PALACE SALOON LOT, ADJOINING
Joe Mendes on the north. will be sold at a
bargain. For particulars. apply immediately
to LUTHER CLARK
Eureka, May 8, 1879. mv5-tf
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NEW
1 RARE CHANCE.
To Whom It May Concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Ruby and Dunderberg Consolidated Min
ing Company. a corporation organized uncer
the laws of the State Of California. arc ncs the
owners of. and In the possession OF all the
mines. mining claims, furnaces etc. formerly
the property If the Ruby Consolidated Mining
Company fLimitedj of London. and thai the
said Ruoy and Dunderberg Mining Company
assume ali the ipdebtedpess Of the Ruby Con-
sol!dated Mining ccrnpsny Of London now due
in the State of Nevada.
b. s. BERNARD.
Resident and Managing Director.
Eureks, May IL, 1879. mylS-lod
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Offices and Rooms to Let.

ERONT ROOMS ON MAIN STREET. SUIT
IL able Tor offices, and furnished sleeping
rooms in connection, If required For particu-
lars, apply to w.. WILLOUGHBY.
apo-tf Over Dunkel K Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

DWELLING HOUSE. On NO3 HILL,
containing rariors, dinfng-rooIn. three
bedrooms, three closets, kitchen. and store
cellar underneath, completely furnished for
housekeeping. Immediate possession given.
Apply ut my office.
CRITTENDEN THORNTON.
Eureka, April 81. 1879. ap2atf
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A GOLD LINK VEST CHAIN. Liberal
IA reward viii be paid for its return to
VIII. SWEENEY.
Eureka, May 8, 1879, my9-tf
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For Sale or Rent.

TINE FREMONT HOUSE, OPPOSITE <ruA
the Richmond Cempany's Works.
is for Sale or Rent For particulars, APP SA
ply to NJ. D.. FOLEY. Eureka, OF to
III. X. KEMP.
my4-tf $50 Market Stress, San Francisco.
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MI Dean SR: / have your favor Of the
18th, asking whether there is any founda-
ton for the statement contained in the
Newspaper slip enclosed, to the effect that
/ nave written to members of the Demo-
cratic party in Pennsylvania fayoring the
denomination Of the ticket of 1876 for
1880. / I'm surprised to see such . state
ment. It is without any foundation in
truth. ! have written no such letter and
have in no form expressed any such view.
/ did not, as is known, desire the nomina-
tion in 1876 as q candidate for the Vice
Presidency, and do not think it would. in
any contingency, be my duty again to
accept . nomination for q position which l
do not desire. Very respectfully.
T.. A HENDRICKS.
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For Sale or To Let.

4 HOUSE OF TWO ROOMS, ALSO E->s
N Counters and Shelving. may be had fjszz;
at a bargain, by early application ats<AS
Miller's Hair-dressing Saloon. next door TO the
Turner House, or to
AUNT HANNAH.
Eureka, April %. 1879. sp24 If
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FOR SALE,

A LoUBLE HOUSE. ON NoB HILL, AD-
n joining the Presbyterian Church. One
contains three and the other two rooms. Good
cellar and water ON the premises. Apply to
the undersigned on the premises.
X c. NORRIS.
Eureka, April 81, 1879. sp22tf
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AN AMERICAN MINE INCORPO-
RATED IN FRANCE.

According 20 the London mining Jour-
nal" the Consolidated Amader Volcano Hy-
draulic Gold Mining Company, OF Califor-
mia, has been changed into a French cor
poration. This company had q capital Of
81, COO, 900, divided into 10000 shares Of
500 each. In January. a dividend Of $40
per share was declared. Two years ago q
number Of French capitalists purchased
$500 shares, and have lately purchased
from Mr.. Charles Mclaughlin. Of San
Francisco, and his associates, the remain
ing $500 shares. The new company is
called La Compagnie des Mines dor ct
d'Amador Volcano California;, and has .
capital Of 5.0oo.o0O francs. divided into
10, 600 shares Of 500 francs each. Messrs.
Bowler Freres offer 800 shares at 600
francs each Among the directors Of the
company are n. Francois J. Turgan, NJ.
Henry de Parville, editor q the Journal
Onzcieiv and the journal des Debats."
Baron watteville, late director at the Min
istry Of Public Instruction, and n. Albert
Rabou, editor OF LA France"
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GOVERNOR HENDRICKS AND TINE
VICE PRESIDENCY.

The Washington s'Star" Of April 80. on
the authority Of Governor Hendricks
makes public the following letter:
ISDIAxAPoLIs, March 81, 1879.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
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r ATE ARRIVAL FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
solicits the patronage and acquaintance
stest style and most durable manner.
Eur cha, May 9, 1879. my'-im
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-09
TAX NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN
--CouNTY OF IowA-ss.
Notice is hereby given
that so much Of each
tract or parcel of land
described In the follow
ing list as may be neces-
sary for that purpose
will, on the second Tues
day, being the thirteenth
day of May, A. ID. 1870.
and the next succeeding
days thereafter. be sold
by me at public auction
at my Office In the Court
House in the Village Of
Dodgeville in the coun-
ty and State aforesaid,
for the payment of the
delinquent taxes Of the
year 1878 together with
interest and charges
thereon), which said
taxes have been return
ed TO this office delin-
quent prior to this date,
by the treasurers OF the
several towns and the
treasurer Of the City Of
Mineral Point In the
COUNTY of Iowa and
State OF Wisconsin.
Given under my hand
mt the County Treasu-
rer's Office in theVillage
of Dodgeyille In said
county this seventh day
of April, A. ID. 1870.
G. G1LLMANN,
County Treasurer.
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Lot 1s4 10 Harrison. survey.

llDt luN III II AIIluUuh survey
Part lot 80 In Vliets survey re.
corded In vol 80 Of deeds p $50.
Iacre Of outlot 236 In Harr lsons
survey recorded In book 8 Of
deeds page 237.
Lot "a In Viiess survey.
Lot % In Vliets survey except
those parts owned by Jenkin,
Bastian. Goldsworthy, Broad and
Ellery.
Lot 1856 10 Twins ad.
1t lot 81 In VlIets iurvey ex-
cept smsll piece Of same Owned
by James Lynch.
Pt lot 81 In Vlleis survey 70.
corded In book J Of deeds p 1853.
Outlet 1913 and NJ 22+in Har-
risons survey.
Part lot 1873 In Harrisons sur
yey recorded In book 2 Of deeds
page 30.
Lot 10 In stavelys ad.
Lots 1876 l27 in Twins ad,
Lot 251 In Twins ad,
Lots 4s 40 SO 63 81 65 In STAY
| ely. ad except ~ feet on lot 40,
and ~ n Cd lot 4s, and 69ft s In
| Oh lot 30.
Lots so 10 10 stavelys ad.
Lots7l 10 s0sl In Stayelys ad.
Undt lot SOL 10 Twins sd.
Part lot 80 Vlien survey ex-
cept those parts decided to Wv
ian, Oats and Lanyon in deed re-
| corded In vol 10 Of deeds p 55s,
One acre In wiseiswt sec 82,
Town B Range 3 East recorded
In book X ofdeedsp 494 and vol
81 Of deeds page 1913,
Lot FOG In Harrisons survey re.
corded In vol rs Of deeds p 6S.
Outlets 207 225 In Harrisons
survey recorded In vol 2S Of
deeds page 81.
Lots 40 ~ In Stavelys ad.
Lot 254 In Iryins ad.
Lot 90 In Stavelys ad.
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North $40 West 2OOn thence
South re wet w II 10 me
place Of beginning, containing
STt- l0Oths Of an acre. more o.
less
pt ne1sw4 as described 10 deed
recorded In vol 70 Of deeds