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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16

OEE of the most universal Of the
countless superstitions Of South Africa
is the belief IN rain making power
attribut to certain famous native sor-
cerers, who SO from tribe to tribe, feast
ed and rewarded while the illusion lasts,
and not infrequently murdered as soon
as it is exploded. One of these impos-
tiers gave considerable trouble to the
English missionaries, Hamilton and
Motlat, while at work among the Bak-
alahirls. Seeing that they were not to
be deceived like the rest, he attempted
to drive them out 10y asserting that their
white faces scared away the clouds
which his art had summoned. On one
occasion a number of chiefs who came
to thank him for Slight shower that
had just fallen, were astonished to find
him asleep; but the ready-witted knave
instantly pointed to his wife, who was
churning some goats milk in skin
bag, and said coolly: Don't YOU see
my wife shaking the rain out of that
sack p But prolonged drouth sue
ceeded, and the people, enraged at be-
ing thus tritled with, declared that the
rain-maker should die. The sentence
was committed to Punishment at the en-
treaty OF the missionaries; but he was
murdered year after by the Bauang-
ketss, whom he had similarly deceived.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16

CAPT. GELMAN, of the Russian army,
has arrived at Tilis from khiva, where
he has been engaged with party of
engineers examining the overflow of
the Oxus. A special commission, Of
which the Grand Duke Michael is a
member, has been sitting at Tiilis some
weeks discussing the possibility of di-
recting the Oxus to the Caspian at
Kranshovodsk. Capt. Gelman will
give evidence before the commission,
and then will return to the Kara Kun
dessert, to watch the effects of the
spring floods upon the inundation. The
belief is expressed that these will drive
the water from its present resting place
at Sari kameesh to within n short dis
lance of the Caspian.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY,

FRIDAY, April 4-House.-The entire
session was consumed by debate on the
army bill, but no vote was reached.
SATURDAY, April 5th-House.-A lonc
discussion on the army bill occupied
the entire session. The bill was finally
passed with several amendments, the
chief one of which was the repeal Of
the clause providing for the appoint.
ment of supervisors of elections. The
vote stood las to 122, the greenbackers,
with the exception of Barlow and For,
sythe, voting with the democrats in the
affirmative. Tho house then by vote
OF 154 to 100 adjourned until Tuesday
to avoid the introduction of bills on
Monday.
MONDAY, April 7-Senate.-Th New
Hampshire senatorial case was dis.
cussed but not disposed of. Two rail.
road bills were lntroduced-fo the re-
peal of the Atlantic and Pacific grant,
and for the relief of the central branch
of the Union Pacific. Adjourned.
TUESDAY, Apri! S.-Senate.- The army
bill was reported back from the con-
mittee without amendment. Mr.
Blaine gave notice of an amend.
ment making it penal otlense, pun
ishable with fine and Imprisonment
for any military, naval Or civil officer
or any other person, except for the pur
poses named in the bill, to appear arm
ed with deadly weapons of any descn.p-
ton, within a mile of any polling place
where a general or special election Tor
representatives to congress is belnghtd'
After debate on the New Hampshire
senatorship the senate without action
adjourned.
TUESDAY, April S.-House.-The legs
lative, executive and judicial bill was
taken up and 60 pages disposed OF. Inc
house did not reach the political features
of the bill. Adjourned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16

A CORRESPONDENT Of The Pal Nal
Gazette says that he remembers n story
related by friend of his who was trav-
cling accidentally with one Of the ILL
putian serene highnesses with whom
Germany is blessed. at appears that
on their arrival at some hotel on the
Rhine they had to write their names in
the visitors book, and to his astonish-
ment my friend saw his serene compan-
ion put down, not his own. but my
friends name, condescendingly whisper
ing, suppose you won't mind-the
truth is, | wish to travel incognito.' Not
at ALL replied my friend, its just what
/ am doing myself aud, taking the
pen he wrote in the book, His Serene
Highness the Prince of XXX the 9TH
er's name, observing with smile, Now
we are both incog.'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16
FOREIGN.

The work Of pardoning communists
goes briskly on in Paris.
The Bulgarian assembly will soon
elect prince.
An international maritime exhibition
will be held in Antwerp in 1880.
IT is thought Gen. Garabaldi can not
long survive his great physical prostra-
ton,
THE rumor that Germany intended
to largely increase her silver coinage is
denied.
THE 36th race between Cambridge
and Oxford university crews was won
by the former on the 9th inst.
HE German government expects to
derive Il revenue Of 100000 marks
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16
Factory Facts.

Close confinement, careful a' Isaiirt,
to all factory work, gives the OPP MI
pallid faces. poor appetite, lagS inscilr.
cradle feelings, poor oIoou a,bles aad
liver, kidneys and urinary IN il tx
all the physicians and mealc l. thew 81
world cannot help them unless rn q
out doors or use Hop Bltters, Ind n eye
the purest and BEST remedies ,s ann AZ
ciaily for such cases, haVins cheek: z
Of health, sunshine and rosy thew vii
them. None need suffer Il Int tiff
use them freely. They cost 0u''
See another column.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16

ANToNIA LINK, for several years IL
very popular actress in Vienna, has left
the stage to marry Herr Dessauer, direc-
tor Of the credit bank. She is Jewess,
and the daughter of a shoemaker, and
went on the stage with the avowed pur-
pose of making good match, in which
she has succeeded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16
CURRENT COMMENTS.

Mr. MUDFoRD, who was made the ir-
removable editor of the London Stan
dard by the will of the late proprietor,
was few years ago a reporter in the
gallery Of the house of commons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16

The accounts Of the French exhibit
ton of 1867 have just been settled, and
show surplus of 55,S05 francs, to be
divided between the state, TIE munich
pality and the subscribers. The latter
are entitled to franc 70 centimes per
share
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16

MARK TWAIN LEFT his "studies" in
Germany to attend Frank Mil!et's we'd
ding in Paris, His wedding present
was a couple of logs of iirewood bound
together with pink silk, which he said
was the costilest thing he could find in
Paris.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16
Science

DR.. Butt, during his recent illness,
is said to have been unconscious for
three weeks, except in moments Of de
lirium. During one of these intervals
he delivered fervid speech to an inn
aginary house of commons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-16

THE grand prize Of the French acad-
envy for poetry has been adjudged to a
young com munist refugee, NJ. Renard,
now professor in Louisiana. for a
composition entitled la Poesie de la
Science"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-27
Boarding House.
ShcriH's Sale Of Real Estate.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.
ond Judicial District of Washington Terri
tory, holding terms at Vancouver for the
counties of Clarke, Skamania and Klckitat
c. w. Slocum VS.. Joseph s. McAllister.
Notice is hereby given, that purs uant to and
by virtue of execution issued on the Goth
day of February, 1879. by the clerk of the
above entitled District Court, and to me di-
rected and delivered, l have levied on and
taken in execution all the right. title, interest
and estate of the above named Joseph s. Me-
Allster, defendant, in and to the following
described real estate, situate in Clarke county,
Washington Territory, viz: The south half of
the Donation Land Claim of James McAllis.
ter, Notification No. 1891 claim No. 50, Sec
ton four. Township two north of Range two
east. and claim No. 81, Section thirty-three,
Township three north of Range two east of
the Willamette meridian; the said south half
of the said Donation Land Claim having been
set off to Delah McAllister wife of the said
James McAllister, in her own right, by the
Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Office at Vancouver, Washington Terri.
tory, and contains one hundred and fifty eight
and 25-lO0 acres of land more or less. And or
FRIDAY, the 18th dav of April, A. d. 1879, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the
court house door in the city of Vancouver,
Clarke county, Washington Territory, will
sell, at public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, for United States gold coin, all the
right, title. interest and estate which the said
Joseph s. McAllister has therein as one of the
heirs at law of the said Deilah McAllister, de-
ceased, or so much thereof as may be neces
sary to satisfy said execution, bcin. the sum
of thirty-two dollars and seventeen cents, with
one per cent per month interest thereon since
the 23rd day of March, A. D. 1878, and costs of
suit amounting to thirty-O dollars and four
cents, together with accruing costs on said ex :
ecution. J. II. FLETCHER,
Sheriff of Clarke county, W. T.
Dated Vancouver, w. L. March ID, 1879.
og5
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Notice
TO DONATION CLAIMANTS!

The attention of claimants to Donations of
land, their assi- and gal representatives
Is particular Y called to that part of Section 3
OF the act of Congress, approved July nth.
1871, emitted An act to amend an act APP
proved September twenty seventh eighteen
hundred and fifty, to create the Office of Sur
veyor General of the public lands in Oregon
etc, and also the act amendatory thereof. ap-
proved February nineteen, fourteen eighteen
hundred and iiity-three,' which reads AS fol-
lows, to-wit:
All persons claiming donations under this
act, or the acts ofwhch it is amendatorv. shall
give notice to the surveyor General.
or other duly authorized officer. of the partic.
ular lands claimed as such donation. within
thirty days after being requested so to do bv
such officer; and failing i the claim
ant or claimants shall forfeit all right and
claim thereto"
Now. therefore, the undersigned. being
such other duly authorized officer do hereby
give notice, to each and every person. his or
her assigns and legal Representatives. claim.
ants of donations of lands, within the district
of lands subject to sale at the United States
District Land Office at Vancouver. Washing.
ton Territory, under said acts Of Congress
that each and every one of them within
thirty days from the fourteenth day Of April
A. ID. 1879, (being the day Of expiration Of six
weeks publication hereof give notice to the
Register and Receiver Of said Land Office. at
NdncOuNcr- washington ltrflterN, "Oi the
particular lands claimed as such donations -
and falling such notice : the claman,
or claimants shall forfeit all rights and claims
thereto"
And each and every person claiming the
benefits Of said act Of September 27th. 1880
and the Legislation supplemental thereto, will
within six months after the expiration Of the
aforesaid thirty days, cause to be filed in the
United States Land Office at Vancouver, Wash.
ington Territory, the proof, as required ty
law, to complete their claim to donation Of
land, under said acts; and falling so to do,
such claims will be held for cancellation.
In witness whereof, the Register and Re
ceiyer Of the said United States District Land
Office at Vancouver. Washington Territory,
have hereto subscribed their names this thir-
teenth day Of March, A. ID. 1879
~. n. HMALLWOOD. Register.
\. ". DROWN. Receiver.
29-td
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-27
VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY, MARCH -, 1879.

The President of the Northern Pacific
Railroad in a dispatch to j. c. Ainsworth of
Portland, on Friday last says the board of
directors of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company have ordered twentyfiv hundred
tons of rails, to be purchased at once and
shipped to Eastern Washington Territory
These rails will arrive in time to commence
laying track eastward from the head of nav
igation ON the Columbia this fall 1t is evil
dent that the Northern Pacific Company
means business once more.
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Delinquent Tax Sale.
COUNTY TREAsURERs OFFICE,
Clarke Co. Wash. Ter.
Vancouver, March q. 1879.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of
the statute in such cases made and provided,
Will sell at public auction, beginning on the
First Monday of April, 1879,
at ten o'clock \. NJ. of said day at the Treas
urer's Office in Vancouver, Clarke county,
Wa-hing ton Territory, and will continue the
said sale from day to day until the same shall
have been sold or twice offered for sale the
following described tracts or parcels of land
upon which the taxes for the year 1873 have
not been paid
At the same time and place and in the same
manner. will sell all real estate heretofore
sold to Clarke county, W. T., upon which the
taxes have not been paid TO satisfy the county,
school, territorial and road tax assessed
against the same, together with the legal
percentages, interest and cost Of publication
of this and former notices. The following is
the delinquent list of 1873;
Austin, c 5 4 sw 4 sec IS T 5nR2e
NJ acres. ...................S 10
Altizer, David sw 4 NV 4 * NV 4 of
sw /, sec T ) r y e 80 acres. 80. ) 81
Althop, Alex Lot sec - lots 5G7s
sec 81, lots sec %: Sc i OF ne Il
ne i Of Sc \ and lots - sec "a,
lots q : 5 . sec 81 I IN RI 332
acres Observation-Disclosures. IS II
Adams. Mary Sc Z Of Sc i and -
of sw 4 sec IA 3n l e 100 acres S 80
Bratton George Sw i of NV a sec 20
> u IL / e, ~ acres. 81
Butts. Lewis Sc ! ofne / ne a of ne
u, sw y of NV 4 sec u, and NV u
of sw y sec - 7 4 2 e, 15s
acres Observation-Disclosures. ........ %
Brule, james NJ Nv 4 of sec 34T5n
RE- c, 100 acres. Observation-Disclosures. Q OF
Battersby. f = Of Sc 4 sec 5nR3
- NJ acres Observation-Disclosures. 81
Butts, stephen Sc i of NV 4, sw u of
ne 4. ne = Of sw 4 and NV 4 of
sc 4 sec 81 7 n r , e, 100 acres 10 50
Banner, Ne 4 Of sec 81 T RI
e, 100 acres. 80: .............. :. Is "a
Brinn, silas Part Of Ira Pattersons d
!. c. lOi acres ~
Brinn. William Part Of W Lakey's II,
and = in Flatwoods, go acres. Is G5
Baker Morris Lot no. see % and lots
and 30 I , n e, ~ acres. II 80
Baker, George W Ne i of sw 4 sec 10,
e NV ! and ne 4 sec 20 TS
II . e, ~ acres. Observation-Disclosures. 10 "a
Butts, William Lot | block 2, Stiles
addition to Vancouver 81
Bancroft Annie VI All Of block A, Wa
addition to Vancouver Sc
Blanchard. Dean Lots $ block IS west
vancouver ;;..-:.;:....... ........ 2 81
Benbow, Part Of Hunsaker's DL
Z, Sc x and lot l see IA W x ne 4
lots and 3 sec % T2nR 3 e. lGi
acres ..-..-............... IL 81
Berg, John = ne !. sec6T3nR3
NJ acres. Observation-Disclosures. 4 So
Blacketer, William EJl Sc u sec IL
T5n X e, 50 acres ......... 3 81
Beebe, Sc sec s T3 nR2e
50 acres: .:........... As
Bryant, Mrs NJ Sw u Of sw u sec
T3nR Rae, 40 acres. 2 81
Barker, sumner Lots s block 10, lot
block 81, west Vancouver. .. 3 81
Callahan, Catherine sw u sec 2sT3
RI e, 100 acres ......... 10 sa
Cofiey, A L Lot 4 see 81 sc sw 1T
2nR$e, a45 acres. % 80
Conway. William Lots 3 4 block 10
: west Vancouver: :............ 40
TlnRI =, 50 acres 49,. As
Csrrop, John Sc = Of ne y, ne y Sc
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UNION RIDGE SCHooL.-Perhaps few
lines concerning the winter term of school
Just closed in district No. Is may be of in
terest to some of your readers. Number of
pupils enrolled during the term, %. Aver
age daily attendance. 1855. Only few of
the pupils have ever whispered during, the
term without permission; all have been
studious and well behaved. Names and
number of times the following pupils have
remained at the head of their reading classes
week without missing word or giving the
wrong definition of the word spelled:
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acres neutrality-suspicious.. VI ~
King, Abigail NJ Sc 4 sw 4 sec2O T3
II , L, 40 acres...... 81
Keller, Fred Undiv. y of II = of NV a
sec "a I 5n X e, 40 acres.......... IS
Kerns, William + = sw 4 of sw a
sec II I = II r e, 20 acrcs......... ) 80
Loderstrand, John Sc a of sw 4 sec
So T 5 IL r | c, 81 acres.............." rs
Lishan, William NJ NV a sec II 7 5
R c, so acres. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Loomis Mrs Ne 4 sec 33 L n Rae
100 acres. 81
Lemon John A s > of ne Il and II
of Sc 4 sec T 1 II r 2e, 100 acres 8 80
Lshan, Samuel (estate of His ID l. c,
$50 ............................ % SO
Layton, W II Sc 4 sec n 7 II Rae
l6O acres...... III IL
Lawrence, J Undiv. = : ne a of
ne 4 see 10 T 2 II r &c, 60 acres. 81
Long, Isaiah Ne 4 NV 4 sec II
RE, 80 acres ......... .............. ...... 81
Metcalf, Alexander Ne a of ne 4 sec
20, W = NV 4 Sc 4 NV 4 sec 25 7
In e, 100 acres..................... II 81
Mcintosh, William + W = sw 4. sw
sw 4 and 5 NV sec I IN
R2 e, 100 acres Observation-Disclosures. Is 81
Mcfarland, John Nv a sec 7 5nR
re, l6O acres......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 96
MAXWELL W S = sw 4 sec , 5nR
Sc, 50 acres. .......................... 20 90
McIntire, Sarah L Block So east Van
couvcr Observation-Disclosures. 81
MaXon, j o Lot sec IL I II K Sc
50 acres ................................ SO
McAllister, James His d l. G, $40
acres % 81
Maynes, Smith W = Sc 4 and e = sw
4 see 81 I n Il e, $50 acres part
of block ~ east Naneouvcr..........3 so 20
Mann, PJ In Tooley tract sec 15T2n
lie, acres .....".........."........ O6
Morse i * In Tnp1pV tract So Ia II y
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sec IS and Sc 4 of Sc Il sec Z T3 n


X Sc, l6O acres. ................... oo
Crawford, Fletcher and Barker Lots l
and sec L II r e, 105 acres. II
Conlisk, d A Lot block So, west VAN
Coleman sDnef Peter W Ne NV i sec ii "
L 3 n RI e, 40 acres.... .......... w
Cosper, W In Tooley tract sec Is -.
2n l e, 5 acres. ............. Vi
Cunning, John Nv sec s T An r lie
lou acres. ................... %
Dupuis, Fritz In Tooley tract acres
= ne Il sec Z, N = NV a sec I 40
IN &c, lob acres: ....:,....,.:.; l. 10
Dauznal, s r W Is ne a and e = of.
NV 4 sec2 T nR1e, 100 acres. 9 40
Dodd Elizabeth = of ne 4 sec II
T IN 3 e, so cres............... 50
Exon, John In Tooley tract sec 20 T3
r c, 4 acres; lot & block 3d. west
vancouver Oh
Earnest, Hiram (heirs of Nv 4 sec Is
L 3n II 2e, 100 acres. ............. 81
Fletcher, William Sc 4 of Sc 4 and
lots l 2 49, sec 7 5 II rae, l0l
acres ~ III
Fletcher, Eli Tanners D LC, T1nR
Be, 100 acres - IS
Frances, Emma Estate of B Teele II
ne a sec 81, W y sw Il sec 80, and
So sc a sec 20, 7 In e, 12o
Fletcher, Andrew Part of Strong's
l. Z, ~ acros. ............:. ...... 90
Fitzpatrick, Thomas East part of
Ernest's d L c, sec 1T RE 80
81 acres. ..........' 20
Goddard, NJ 4 sec a5 7 3n R lie 40
Ganzert, Jacob Lot / block Is, lots ,
81 block %, west Vancouver. 3 80
Geiger, Thomas s Sc a and = sw 40
a sec l 7 5n r | e, 100 acres...... 80
Gile, Jacob N Is NV 4 and part of sw
4 Sc 4 sec 9 IT, Sc, 95 acres. Sc
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IA SO

3 G, l60 acres ..........................1 IA 80
Reeder, Simeon w = of sc a and
= of Sc a sec 25 I II r c, I6O
acres .......,..... 80
Reed, William In Tooley tract sec Is
Tan r lie, IL acres............... 1 81
Robinson, Jahue N y of Sc 4 sec st
81 RI c, 50 acres....." ............... 5 Sc
Robinston, j o Sw 4 see Il T3n RI
c, lou acres...".:.: :................-... 80
Scnnett, A Lot bl 5, lots 23 bl s,
Brace. .............................. 2O6
Stehman, John Sc 4 of sc 4 sec 81,
sw a of sw 4 sec %, ne 4 of ne d
sec %, NV 4 of NV a sec n 5 n
z Z, lou acrcs....... .......... ........ IL AZ
Slusher, Mary In shorts claim, 2
acres ................""............. 4 IS
Schoyee, Flora Sc 4 of Sc a sec l2,
lot sec IL and II 4 NV 4 sec Is 7
4 n c, l64 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 81
Spencer, Isaac (heirs of Part of NV a
sec % I n c, lO1 acres........ s A
Sheldon and Bolen N = of NV qr,n15
of ne or and ne ar of sw Or sec 80 IT
D n l e, l'U acres Observation-Disclosures. 10 70
Slater, John f = of Sc Or sec II, II Is
of sw or sec II T 2 II II 2 e, 1850
acres Observation-Disclosures. 2 40
Sperry, Thomas Lots 567 IS bl 81 east
vancouver ....'........................... %
Scott, William In Shorts d L c, 1
acre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
Smith, William In Toolcy tract sec Is
T2n lie, 4 acres................ .... l 81
Smithson, j L In Shorts d l. C, 2
acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
Strive, ii G Part of Dodds claim, 60
acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8 70
Teele, b Ne ne or sec 81, W - of
sw Or sec 20 and = sc or sec 80 IT
II c, 50 acres..................... 5 20
Trip, Mrs A q Undiv. y sw or of sw
or in Tooley tract sec POT 2n rae
% acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II GA
Tappan, & w 50x100 feet Nb 95... 66
Traver, CIV Implanted land in Van
couver, acre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O6
Taylor, q W W = ne ar sec % 7 An K
2e, 50 acres....... neutrality-suspicious.. 50
Unknown y lot bl 70 east Vancouver. o.
Vancouver Coal Co Ne or and c = of
NV ar and W = NV or sec I 4nR
Be, 800 ........................ 10 "a
Nanger, George Sc ar of ne or, wqr
of sw or, sw ar of ne or and NV ar
of Sc ar sec % T 5 II RI c, 100 acres 50
Weber, George W w = of NV or and
n y of sw or sec Is I II r Pc 100
acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 OF
Ward, w 5 Lots . bl La Center. o.
Williams, CD f - of ne Or sec "A I
Z, 81 acres. 10 81
willamette university Lot 3 bl . S and
l........ W
Walker, Willim n y of NV or sec II I
d II e, 81 acres. ..................... 4 IS
Whiting. j In Tooley tract sec Is T
IN r e, 1 acres ........................ 2O6
Watkins, DR. W ii In Toolcy tract sec
Is To II e, acres .................. 2 So
Weston, A S n 4 of sw or and Is acres
off from the Ii side of sw or ofne or
sec9 I 3n Il > e, % rcs............. 727
Went, John W = of ne or and Il of
Sc ar sec6 I n | {, 100 acres...... 30
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DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE.

a ,no
Sw a OF sec n II G, ioo acres -.
rart OF lots ! ana bi II W vancouver
; = OF ne sec K3 c, ooacres.'
Loa sec 20 d e, Iots ana sec
% e, ~ acres. $50. ......
acres III loosey ltact sec ID II e..
= acres "esl oi Nialh q Vancouver -.
. . 2 oi sc = sec ~, sW a oi sc a sec
- o u n [, ~ aefes. 49,
All Vi pihs l anu otiies Auo u vail
Tou'er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 IN SUES Aud TO vancouver "a 80
NV a Oh u e = sec % l . |, II . c, tUac
W = VI c n Z ~ = vi u "A sec l .
e, NV ncres -. :: ~ ~,
acres III Iooiey iract sec 10 II {
10. = sec ~ i, l II Il ~, re, - acres 49,,
10y, %, : anu - Seo - " IL " U ~ anu
oo'ioo acres
io.s III y, 49, ,,.
Loi IN sec IL l | II D "a q %, loo
\ = OF sc AS = OF ne a sec -
i2o acres ;;.:.;;: :,,.........-..
L Lots ana . III DIX =? W 'ahcouV e. .
W 2 Oh a. = Oh 4 sec II
e, lou acres .........:...';.. ,...';.
n = OF sM = ana part OF ;" a oi sc a
sec ! c, % ~ acres II !, ;c
Wv a Oh ne = sec 20 u foacr y,
Nv = o, sec T. 5 = oil sc a Oh sec D. .
u " "-o ac'cs -. ;'''..'' =, =, ,
sc 9 oil sc a ana lot sec ii "a d
Z, ~" acres .''' .'.'.', 80 -;
Oh q sec -, 5" a OH sc = sec II
e. ~ acres 49,. ..:......
" \ ofse Z sec i9Tsn RS c s. acres