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rns OLD sHxron.

He wss . sisgularly grave nan.
even foe sexton. For nearly half .
csntsry be had been . public fancsion.
sry-hsd performed the csospieuooa
duties Of . sexton; yet no ons had ever
seen him smile. Occasionally he joked.
but be did i b such . funefsl msnDss
that no one could accsoe him Of levity.
One day he was Standing % tbs
church stsps, wiping HE melancholy
features with . red basdsnas. A hsasse
stood near and three o. Soar sarEissel
were drawn Up behind l. Ths notsa
Of tho orgs6 dnatsd out Of The eper
windows with solson s9ect. A strao-
ger came along end ssid:
'FunssAlr
And the old ssxtos gravsly bowed
his head-st wes.
Who's dead ?
The old man sgain wiped his brow
and gave the nans Of the deceased. =
What couplsio,! asked The inquis-
tive straugoS. 1w<H
Soiemniy plscicg his 6eodanns in his
bat and covering his bald bead, The old
sexton made answer:
There 10 No complaint; everybody 4
entirely satisAed.'
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NOTICE TO JOHN HILL.
UnnaD oEXxm DIs1nscz LAND OFFICE,
OLS1eIA WAnnnoDeD xxnn0oaY,
1eaeuaU 91sh. ~.

UnnaD oFATn pu1nlc1 LAND OFFICE.
OLS1etA WAaQno1cn Tx1nUoaY, !
1s1euAU 9lsA. II.
70 Jsh. uNl. - ~ lseal ssyssssntsasss,3
VoU ARE RHQUIRED TO TAXI NOTICE
thet the Hen. Oo0mioD1oneS Of tho Gene
M IAaA 00cs sas Alsseee1 NJ ellce . osdse .
Aonyaoo ~ De pNspooe - fully tnQu1s1ng Into
- ts14A 81 tAo allsgssooos eeoSsloed = several
a0Aavtto a1al % tAie once b. Dsugt Johnsoo.
xas sl;'n :. ~ e Pssssssio. T. Is.s .se
ueseA. 01oos IA. sAas ~ esslimoay IL cess
9 yoes 1nal ho1sssssA No. ~. made October
3. leN ~ 80 Lets 81 90 Z. y a ~. r
- oeoeeau o. cWWashjp = 1ossA. 1eaoD Ras6.
y vha1ly fyAaAulsaa. and that yo1 ala noe rssids
- - saeeves ~ IL = - ssssA II ysss
~ o puspnss sAsr,soss q fully ,nasir,ss
noo1eo os01A q - 0a19W ollaeaA q tAs sOds.
VIII rseegI0d % sbove. hearing 10 hsrsby or
49, - - ~ q ohie o0ps. u Oiympss, ". r.
- ve1n1oo1V. ~ SIst aay q April. Ioeo. hsgin.
asn9 q 10 e'eles1 4. H.. q which place asd tine
Yos ase re1siss1s =. y DFsssss ard dsfsnA ysas
1oe1slna190A oAa1g.
As.ssssss - k.ssis. - Is sssss 49,
JeAa MN een1ss = Ssaal, 4 h oedsss1 ths0 VNSs
- sAe3 ea1.Eve4 - esbasesAiss fss foas ~
49, UoDo11o6 - oou1s1o. y. g.
oevea un1R 80 Aaa1s % eos ellns u Olympia.
~. r. ~ ~ - ysas ahove vrttssa.
J. 3. D10Wu. AeG1seee.
aUoo0 0oo43r Q. orUA1r, aesslvss.
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Capt Daily ordered hia~ company "a
y, Liet g e y sos s ssid. {: ysl.
one day in 1884. while be dsshed into
the camp Of . Cenfrdsrets 1sgimsnt
and demanded its surFsodsr. The "a
dacity Of the plan nearly insured il
succsss. for the Captain's demand wsa
followed BY asurssndes u ths, cslors
bat Col HApesod. lho coaS0andes,
came upon the ground In time 20 send
him back with . baNet wonnd through
his body. THIS 10 the story that Dsily
tells in bic application to Congress fol
. psosisn. snt Hapgood oosroborats,
Il
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Joshns Nsstor had ssvsd . few thou
sand dollars , long and hard work .,
farmer in Virginia. while his son.in.
Law, Gen Webb, was dissolute ssd psu.
niless. Webb W. impatient % eel thl
old mans money, through bis wife In
hsriting il; but Meteor. like his nsme-
sake OF HomeTie days. lived on and On,
until he was %. asd evsn thsu was bale
aud hearty. Webb, on the contrary,
was suising bic hsslth b dissi2ation
and Il looked - though 10 voold dia
6rst. TO avert such a occurrence b
murdered Nsstor. and II wss for the,
crime b was hAsged . few days ego
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ffessSss1 . - =. -: -. - - =
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A lathse And danghter q Kansas
City diasred % NE qSsseioa Of Hsssy
Dunno moral worth. the former hold
ing that he was RASCAL. and the latter
- stoutly maintaining that 10 wss .
good man to marry. The father en-.
phasissd bis opinion By shooting Damn
and the dsughtse coosisesnsly nasried
hin - soon % 10 recovered from he
wound. Bat Ne father 10 q lael ri.
umpAAat. ies ~ da~oheer be- ru1urs-
ed 70 htu and aeknowledged the
soundness Of his judgment few whip
pings by Dunn having ehssgsd her
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Teo rsns~sat ufcsos D.ag~.s :,
FENCING. 10 te"ce oar n~~ Wes,e. 49,
WI coss ~ nsss !, nsOr~. Every PARW -, r,s
aaeo LOT O~rrr. FAST. wssr. ara s,,rw
4 i.fsyeseef To fence fv-asre Yam. ec.,. o..
70 o5G0, ard sos = sHN Village Iss Ssx !,
9lORb. wood fenees sros d. csv Bel ".
IRA h 1t hand BY nev In s~n,ton,.
STEEL ard IRON arr 70 .arpi.a woor
furnishing better Cheaper, "a. Is.r.. ,r,...
The :s0sh volu,ne OF - Amers.ss As,...,
euvSae flor ~ now b~sinsfsx. I'll. -. -
msch infeesnriea siro~s nev F-s~sax am ~
EngravingA trhe Nanser Tor iNrr - h.. =.
enGravings Of Barhsd Feueins. sd nah ,s,.,sS
Ing MISTER. Sest post paid scs e ~-esk, :
- TO every ons iosere,seA's ViNcsNns..
. 1ARM, Or vn1aee LOT. IL. :s.sA y,as...,.
q the Aasrteos. .Asytcssssia ~ii, y. 49,.
ave times IL not sandrei times. n. ss,.,, e..,
BUT. bsssaca IT, abovs inpsvssse s~sr,.r.
Aaartesa Asvscsnsss.s yin sixe > v<.v .,,,.
amoass q UssAAl Pr~esieak Rew>s..
Is1ssnDaasGD-ser the Farm, the s;sps..
anA ueasehssa tCAisdrea hehs~d,-s,a -.
0oo original D:nssaslu~s.
n1sseTa9ing Lobpr-susfss. Easev Aslrssc e..s,ss.
oaeeo. Aniuas. Plnnes, Rrnks ana rlye,s ~,
DuiId1ngs. andmaay other Pictufrs lusspvr.iv,,..
Dleaangto on M Yoene.-If:s rsefsit, alin
CITY, Village, md Couutrr.
~ eoaseaae exposures Of Hr1 Drcs. ..s,
havs saved 70 ~ readers many yirsea- y
Do~nso. vm y continued viossecs,y. ~ ts<ss
alons ~ Aaartcoa A0viesksStss sAxD1 y =
ssssy C0aAft. - matter hov mAny csAsr Arrpsl.
aFs tskea 40 for ne Special .. )evwssss ~ ~
0oleleooo q peoooonG an usefNl Enaynsansa 1.
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PuofIo MoTI0 q Hm1sY GIVEN That
l. siauos4qaAce = - ceoAands Of wit e
s.alss1 - 4 - C!tsk q a. said Dissries
800 - teJu1eoaAl nsestee a Wsshias.
- o1sss Z xias ID xisssp. "a nsd e s sSs
- ce1oan104eEA1f 1aoe tAS10Ae - Rsavu-
- Al -. 49, - Afspees1 ene dslisssvd,
$780, ~ Z. ,: - J: Il ~ ,,a re z =,
eOs1uese1 u1oo1saDo ~ - - 11Ssns11S
Ssoo q. 0elnaa's t1asssse SAsssin. q % much
90 {: -: -: -: 8:
- soees9se - ene. ~ nasth mon orp-
s$ - .s,sl sa@
- 49,: 80 ~ - "a ri :.
- - 1ssDol, te'v1t.
- 10y ncU - - osens sAvmil
1sSiss;se rssss:y. ses.:.s;,x q s0 unity;
- ha.6se1 - axly-sise fieoI fsss west and
1se1.sv0 (S1) - nossA a Is seoso monu .nens
01e 1esesoee q tDeesa1He lAne II Mil sssess
n9o1ss1 - 11sG sAsnss n1eSA esvsnsy-oos de-
poss - efssso nisSts (1le 1871 vest threo
Ssss1 - ne9(Ese4 go isss = n boss.
eo91ag - - ahavs osu1Dpaei beslnnisg poins
- q Q sssS1 nss a Mi ssssss f.sr J ~.
-: - - 10y - sslg S:ss: thrnee north Ten
~ - g ~ -: ton s ssss -: :ss
- " - : csiS' = - - n 49,
. As1 vdin - = l1se11 nssca. 1aeo a. ~
oe0A - e'e3eet ,. =. - ssia Asy q the dor
q - 0s0e 0sne - eAs Clsy d ssaeiIe, in ssid
~ eeo1. ~ 8 y.o!te eseesy e The hieA<st
1aS615sisi11scsS 1.s13s1 80 Sss:.. ~ q
= - noeA 0esoof = 1ay - neeeaaasy d 1870
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Cures all ScrpfuIous Affections and disorders result
iing from Impustiy Of ths blood. II " needless q
specify all, TIE su1ssrr esn usuaiiy percstys ~
|saass; bat Sak RAesa, PtaSiss, Cieers. Jsnwa
oeffvs. Spsu6ses, &C., are the moot common, q
Ivuu . nsay e1setjons Of the Heart, Heed, LSVU
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Its Ingredieuts.

70 Ghev eur faith in the safety and excsllsnce q
III. p. upos psoper personal applie.tioo, vhsg
$1,000 that 10 imposition u intended, We win
live the na0so Of all it, ingredisnts, By adSdavit.
1he sbove osfD were never made before By the pfo-
Dstetor of any other Family Medicine In the world.
0any testlmon1a1s. further information, and
phlst "Trsaties on Diseases Of the Blood" h
saeh bottls seneiosed Price oi per bottle con
oaioinG u euaees. or 20 to 80 doses. Sold bydzuO
49, y. kAxsox. sos& Co.. PEep'S, Ba6alaN.E
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D. RASsox, Sos Z Co.: Tor ths benefit Of Il
hUuub1ea with kerofula Of Impure Blood in thoi
loyoesns, hsssby recunnend King Of The Blood
1hsvs ben tsosbled With Serslula for the past
SIs1siy blind for six monshs. ! uas rseonmsndsi
i Try King Of the Blood. which has proved gres
k1ssGng 70 n, - IL has completely cured me, ank
HeheeSfully recommend il 70 all troubled - havl
-. Youys truly.
r 1na. D. WKAxuzn&Ow, 6axa&nia, y. y
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NOTICE. FOR PuBiluA1Iolj

LAn oysscs - osrsuu. VT,
1eeeuasy MI. lseo.
N01lc1 Il uER1DI 0lv1u THAT TEE
IN teeeuO6ne01DsAe leelne - alsA nsoaae =
- 1asen0 - - - psose AsnpSsge -
~ easllosey - ~ v1tn6oe Wi 8 Ua1o Nor
49, lR41noeA. ~. : Noeasy paAais q his
es q o00A -. =. a 0sAdAy. ~ I'M aay
- April looo: =
IL ~ NWk - - 10. - 8 n. K6R: -
- ~ eotto9sog - hls witnesses - pesvs ~
49, sso1soes upsa - e1ltlvse1sa e
- 49,. ~: y0eeeUo p. WllDno. AssAns lDAeg.
efnsaasls. EAs %. VT.
TT. Known.
on&vSe 1ngueoe.
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One Of the life saving stations on the
California caaeo he's hen nllcislly
nansd the XAegis 0sddes. This il 10
recognitlen Of The bravery Of Naeeis
Geddss 81 San Antonio. She 10 ooiy .
years old. 6ssing . yonsgsr playupsas
fall dswn high sm6Ank aent ioto .
mill raee. 80 ias>Aatly janps1 MAR
her. The water Va deep. and raa
swiftly toward . lAres 0A1bc bat
Maggie was good svimssr. aud b. .
dsspsrats stspsels got aahees Nth her
plAyu4As o6<A enolnsse anA eoesase
.ets dsSa1se worthy Il special Attsa-
ton.
n A~D,> 81
A shAk0As fsoa the Uai(od o&aNur
purchased . circus thai 49, e : TONI
In Asxics. and substituted IL aeare
and 6sripes Tor ~ Nsxisaa a. thst
had besn AyinQ fro ~ tsat pole,
Thte spoA ~ q AuahA ukoen ~
hsesla q 81 suast15 : $500. 4
mob undertook 10 hanl down The new
dag. bat The mano0egond n1Anoee1sm.
ess drove then u Tkas utRM : nj.
meet q locsl ssldiey demo(,shed AZ
WHSLE s6ov.. ena H. souucany vere
eoapslled % a III tAsir llses.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-06
ORDINANCE No. 191.

An Ordinance to appropriate money TO pay
Patrick Kelly damages for loss of horse on
franklin street.
The Common Council of the City Of St. Pau
do ordain as follows:
Section l. That there be, and is hereby ap
propriated out of any money in the City Tfeas
ury, not otherwise appropriated, to Patrick
Kelly, the sum of fifty dollars, in full pay ment
Of the damages sustained by him in the loss OF
q rise killed in falling into ravine on side OF
franklin street, and that au order be drawn
upon the Treasury for said SUN, whenever the
said Kelly shall have executed a release {" tbs
city in full of all damage, sustained by III
killing of said animal.
Sec. 2. This ordinance TO be in force from
and after its passage.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Grace, Bell
Sanborn, Smith, Brennan, Minea. MIR. Pres
ident-9.
Passed Feb. 3, 1850.
WIN. RHODES,
President of Council.
Approved Feb. 4, 1880.
VIM. DAWSON, Mayor.
Attest:
THos. A. PRENDERaAsT.
City Clerk.
Adjourned.
WIN. RHODES,
President OF Council.
THos. A. PRENDFRaAsT,
City Clerk.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-06
Approved Feb. 4, 1880.
By Aid. Minea-

By Aid. Minea-
Resolued, That the City Engineer be, and is
hereby instructed to make al estimate of the
cost of two cisternR, to be placed in the
Sixth Ward, each cistern TO be of the
capacity of one thousand barrels, and to
report at the next meeting of the Council.
Yeas-Ald. DowIan, OConnor. Grace. Bell,
Ssnborn, Brennan. Minea. Mr.. Presidents.
Nsys-AId. SMITH.
Approved Feb. 4, 1880.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-06
Approved Feb. 4, 1880.
By Aid. Grace

BY Aid. Grace
Resolved, That the Committee on Streets en-
ouire into and report to the Common Council,
without any unnecessary delay, as to whether
any individual or corporation maintain any un-
authorized distractions on the public levee.
between Sibley and Broadway streets, as also
as to whether any unauthorized instructions
are maintained by any railroad corporation in
Third street east of Kittson street.
Yeas-Alds. Dowlan, OOonnor, Grace, Bell.
Sanborn, Smith, Brennan, Minea, MIR. Presi-
dent-9.
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Supposed Owner and
Description. l.
Lot. Block. Benefits.

Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. BLOCK. benents'
Dawson & Walsh, except
Como avenue. ......... AcJ w
James X Humphrey, the nwl of swH
of se;4 sec Is, town 20, range rs,
except Il R............ ............ IVU w
Same, that part of swA Of seA Of SEQ
rs, town 20, rangers, south of Como
avenue. .......... ;......:'.: "'o w
Elevator Company, that part of sw4
of SEX of sec 25, town 70, range rs.
west of II Il and of Como avenue
and Lafond's addition. ......-..... 60O U0
Allie Hewitt, that part of en- of seq
of sw14 sec 25, town 90, range %. n
of n line of St. Paul 4 Pacific Il
track, except Como avenue. ........ 300 O0
Unknown. Wis of neA sec Is. town 20. ~,
range Y. .............. ....... Vu w
Avis Neurer. that part of e11 of sex
of swL of zee 25, Gown 20, range %,
of iiue of st. Paul i Pacific Il
track, except Como avenue. ..".... 800 90
VIM DAWSON. the VIZ of se4 of sw4
of sec 25, town 20, range Z3, except
Como avenue. SUU w
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of tie Common Cornell.
Regular Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
ST. PAUL, Feb. s, 1880.
President Rhodes III the chair.
Present-Alds. DUwlsrI, 0 CGnnor, Grace
Bell. Sanboru, Smith, Brennan, Mlrea, Ar
President-9.
Aid. Bell moved that the hearing OF IL.
petition and far:aer action il the matter 0f
the vacation OF part of "Oo.no" or 80 d
Territorial" road so-calied. he further p''s
poned and laid over uu:il Tuesday. the liz
day of February. 1880, al 3 o'c'ock 2. Il.
The motion revaled. Yeas ..
c1MMUNICAGIoHs.
From his honor, tee; Mayor-
To the Houorn Die ihe President nnd Common
Council of the City of s.. Paul:
GENTLEMES:-I re; urn without my approve
the attached resolutions relating 10 tue Far
chase and rlaoiDg of three FIRE alarm boxaN, TO-
the reason Of ''rregIleri'y-' TIC cost Should
be FIRST ascertaiued, ana to hat end, E'''zt re-
spectfully suggest that the committee on Ere
department IegO:t same 10 y"ur hpn"Gao c
body, after which The resolutions VII DC IN
order for consideration.
Very respectfully.
~. DAWSON, Mayor.
Jan 81, 1852.
Accepted.
Aid. Sanborn moved that the resolutions
referred to be reconslteTsd'
The motion prevailed.
Yeas &; nays, Aid. Smith. l.
Aid. Dawian moved that the conmunioa-
ton of the Mayor, together with said reSnlu-
tiopg. be referred to the Committee OF Fire
Department, with instructions 10 report
thereon ut the next regular meeting OF this
Council.
The motion prevailed.
Yeas s; nays, Ala Bell, sanborn and
Smith, 3.
FROM Thos. D. O'Brien-
Presenting bond AS Geek Of tae Municipal
Court in the, sum Of $4,000 With Z. ID.
O'Bcien AMI Gs,. b. Yonag as sursties.
Referred TO Aid. Sanborn 10 report at this
meeting as to whether said bond is IN due
form. etc.
AID. Sanborn reports by resolution there
Oh. (See resolutinu.}
From Delaney d O. Conn"r-
For permit to slaughter beef, pork, etc.,
and 10 psck tho same.
Referred 70 d ,ard II Health.
prroRrs OF CITY OFFICERS.
or City Treasurer
CITY TREASURER OF-1os
s., Pani. Foo. 4, 1879.
To the Honorable Prsident aud Common
Couucil of the City OF st. Paul:
GES11EMEN: | have the honor TO herewith
submit my report, showing the receipts
and disbursements Of tnis Office from Jan.
to Feb. /, 1889:
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Yeas-Ald. D0wlan, O'COnnor, Grace. Bell,
sanborn, Smith, Brennan, Miuea' MIR. Presi-
| dent-9.
Approved Feb. 4, 1880.
BY Aid. Bell
| Resol,si, That LIQUOR license No. l45, issued
| to @. G. Caldwell to he used at Highland Park.
| be transferred to No 81 and 66 jackson street,
| to be used by same party at saiu No. 04 and DO
only.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Grace, San
born, Smith, Brennan, Minea, MIR. President
| IS.
Approved Feb. 4, 1880.
WHEREAS, The Common Council on the Odd
day of August, A. ID. 1879, ordered q change of
| grade on the following street, IN accordance
| with, and "a indicated by the red line on the
piohle, dated by the City Engineer May Il. A.
ID. 1878, viz:
Goodrich avenue, from Western avenue to
| Leech street.
Theref re it is
Resoleed, That the profile representing said
| change of grade be referred to the Board Of
p lblic Works, and that said board shall proceed
without delay 10 assess the amount rs nearly
as they can ascertain the same, which will be
required to pay the damages. costs and neces-
sary expenses If such Improvement upon the
zeal estate I'd De DELIGHTFUL ny seiu
as provided by law. 1t being the opinion Of
the Council that real estate to be assessed for
such improvement can be found benefited to
the extent of the damages, costs and expenses
necessary to be incurred thereby.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Grace, Bell
anborn, Smith, Brennan, Minea, MIR. Presi-
DENT.
Approved Feb. 4, 1880.
~, AID Rhodeo eaoonded nv Aid Rail-
Resolved, That the council has received with
profound sorrow the announcement of the
sudden and unexpected death of Horace
Thompson.
Resolved That in the death of Mr. Thomp-
son St. Paul has last one of its most devoted
friends aud influential cilizens-a broad mind
ed, public spirited mau, who for many years
AZ one of the foremost workers In all euter-
prsea leading on to the general prosperity and
bu-iness growth of our city.
Resol,vd, That by his death St. Paul has lost
a citizen whose financial acquaintance. public
spirit and jealous regard for the public faith
has largely contributed to the establishment
of the commercial prosperity and sound
financial standing of our city, large he arted,
generous citizen Of persevering industry,
whose business enterprises and liberal gifts
and encouragements were in the line of public
advancement, and whose abundant financial
successes were consequently public blessings.
Resolved, That in the death uf Horace Thomp-
.on, and at 3 time hen his influence and USE
fulness was ripe for even more extended public
good, this city aud this State have suffered a
public calamity.
Resolued, That these resolutions be entered
upon the minutes of the council and published
in the daily papers of thu city.
Yeas-Ald Dowan, OCunnor, Grace, Bell,
Sanborn, Smith, Brennan. Minea, Mr.. Presi-
deat-9.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Grading
Como Avenue.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUEBLO WORKS,
Cry OF ST. PAIL MINI Feb. 4th. 1880.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUEBLO WoRKs,
CITY OF ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb. 4th, 1880. !
The assessment of benefits, costs and e1-
penses arising from the grading of Como
avenue. from Rice street to the southeast cor
ner of lot 8, of Lake Como Villas
in the City Of St. Paul, Minnesota. having been
com pleted and entered of record by the Board
of Public Works in and for said city, the said
Board will meet at their Office in said city at 10
A. ". on the Is day of February. A. d. 1850,
to hear objections Gf any, t. said assessment,
at which time and place. unless sufficient cause
is shown TO the contrary, The said assessment
will be confirmed.
The following is list of the supposed own
ers' names. a description of the property, and
the amounts assessed against the same, to wit:
Maeofin & Disadvantages Addition to St. Paul
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VIM B Aldrich. all that part of lot 4,
SEQ %. town ~. range %, viz: Com
mencing at the Intersection corner
of sections %. 20. &c aud 81, town 29,
range %; thence n on sec line be-
tween sections 20 and 70 aforesaid,
42S fl; thence 72 deg IL min go
f., more or less, to the shore of Lake
Como: thence se'ly following tho
meander line of lake shore of said
Lake Como TO a point where the SIC
line between said sections % and 26
strikes the lake aforesaid; thence W
on lest mentioned sec line to place
of beginning. ......... ..........
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ALI objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and filed with the clerk of said
Board at least one day prior to said meeting.
GEO. l.. BECKER,
Official: r. l.. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. Sc 80
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Wilkin b Hey wards Out Lots.

Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. BENEFITS.
Allie Hewitt, except Como
avenue. 81 70 20
Same, except Como ave-. 80 70 20
Same. excerpt Como ave.. 50 70 20
Z Lewis, the xvi Of swZ Of sec rs,
town 90. range % except Como ave. 1854 90
Same. the sw4 of n"4 Of sec rs,
town 49, range 20. except Como ave. 600 90
l,uttertied, the neA of se4 of SEQ
26, town %. range 23, except Como
Alexander Ramsey. the SCI of neH Of
sec &c, town 70, range %, except
Como avenue.... Observation-Disclosures. l,5S4 "
Matilda A. Van Doren, the s~H of
Como Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
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Approved Feb. 4, 1880.
By Aid. Sanborn-

| By Aid. Sanborn-
| Resolyed. That the grade of Elm street from
Exchange street TO franklin street, and Caest-
| nut street from Pleasant avenue to Oak street.
| be and is hereby established in accordance with
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Se. Paul Rdtiroad Time Tables.
81. raul minneapolis aud Manitoba Il. Il.
Fergus Falls and st. Vincent Divisions. For 81.
Cloud, Aie1 andria, Fergus Falls, GIyndon, Crooks
ton, Grand Forks and st. Vincent
LNave-Eorth Ieava-aouth
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Supposed owner and
daac. inkinn
Lot. Block. Benefits.

OuppOBeu owner anu
desc iption. Lot. Block. Bene
j G Ramsey. Lizzie E Ben
nett and Geo N Bennett So ~
Same. same aud same. 80 81
Mary A Stedman. ........ 80 Al
VIM G Taylor, part of lot 3. sec IS.
town 70. range %. containing 80
acres: Commencing at intersection
of line of said lot and the water
margin of Lake Como; thence e.70
chains to center line Of sec; thence
non Il sec line 4.0S chains to road;
thence Sc slong W line of road $50
chains; thence a chain to center
line between NJ of ~ of SEX of
said SEQ %; thence 9 ON said limo
565 chains t. post west of pond;
thence so 1890 chains to post
ON line of sec ON W sideof pond
6.65 chains of Como road; thence
W on sec line to Lake Como; thence
along margin of lake to beginning,
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German Evangelical Lutb-
cram Congregation of
St Pani. s 295. l6 fl Of.
First Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran Church, n
147.59 it of. ..........
J @ Ramsey. Lizzie E Ben
nett and Geo N Bennett
Same, same and same. 80.
Mary A johnson. 10000.
Elizabeth s Stedman.....
J O Ramsey, Lizzie E Ben
nettand Geo N Bennett
Edmund N Stedman.....
J G Ramsey. Lizzie E Ben
nett and Geo N Bennett
Ernest G Stedman. ~.
&c Ramsey. l. zzie E Ber /.
nett aud Geo N Bennett
Mary A Stedman... ......
] @ Rams"y, Lizzie E Ben
nett aud Geo N Bennett
Mary A Stedman. .......
J c Ramsey. Lizzie E Ben
nett and Geo N Bennett
Mary A Sted man ........
J G Ramsey. Lizzie E Ben
nett and Geo N Bennett
Mary A Stedman. ........
J g Ramsey. Lizzie e Ben
nett and Geo N Bennett
Same, same aud same. -.
Mary A Stedman.......
John NJ Henry. ..........
Mary A Stedman. ........
] @ Ramsey. Lizzie E Ben
nett and Geo N Bennett
Mary A Stedman. ........
Same.
J G Ramsey. Lizzie Z Ben
nett and Geo N Bennett
Mary A StednAu. ........