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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-13
OUR LIVE BUSINESS mem.

VA
OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERrlsEns
WHO rhRivE TAEsksx.
Advsrssss.g Bssisess Creates best
,e~Hrrsnss asd f~rsspssisy o.
Isw-rhas 10 she Experissee 81
All who Have Tried H.
AMUsENESTs.
Pipers' Opera House. Virginia Oily.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco
O stryss. Virginia City.
BROKERS.
l.. b. Frsnksl. Nam susst. Gold HUI.
T. II. Msuurn. ivo South O street. VIZ
6inia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Banner Bros, Corner o and Taylor
STREETS. Virginia.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
D. Tborburn. opposite Nxvs omes.
j In street. Gold hal.
o. n. Gallup. Cpp0.lss Bank Of Gold
Hill.
DRUGGISTS.
Hasbrouck. Hall. Main street. Gold
Hill. opposite yellow Jacket snyins-hoass.
john Jvass. IT.. Main street. oold hil.
DENTIST.
a. Chapman. isv soush o street. Viz.
FANCY GOODS.
D. Thorburn. Main strsst. Gold Hiu.
b. W. ~Chubbuek. tvstvtaes store. Main
street. Qvld hiii.
FOUHDRIEs.
Gold Hill Foundry, Lower Gold HUI.
George kmmst. propristor.
ksno FOUNDRY, hsno. Andrew Fraser.
proprIs,or.
an0cERIEs. PROVISIONS. ETC.
=. W. Folsom. Main street. Gold Hill.
Richard NsTosr. Main street. Gold Hill.
7. n. Ac0urn. Nam street. Gold Hill.
HOTELS AMI RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and restaurant. Main
street. 9oid Hii; J. p. Becker. Pro
pristor.
CITY Bakery. a North O street. Virginia
City; fiumsisr q Armbruas Propris-
tors.
HARDWARE.
W. n. Hall = CO.. Main street.. Gold
Hill.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virginia
Oily u. W. Hall. Proptistor.
MARKETS.
Fountain Market. Main street.. Gold
Hin. y. J. W.idsr. proprietor.
NEWS DEPoTs.
D. T~horburn. opposits NKws ONCE.
Nam street. Gold Hail.
y. W.. chubbuck. Postofacs store. Gold
Hill.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Or. ]. q. Hall. Main street. Gold Hill.
9AL00Ss.
Comstock Exchange. opposite Liberty
Engins House. T. E. Finch. Agent.
k.shiop. Main street, Gold Hin; 8. B.
Turnsy. proprietor.
aibson's. Main street. Gold Hill; W.
d. u. Gibson. proprietor.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher, near railroad depot.
Gold Hill.
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Deaf = BELCHER nISlNo cos.
ID pAhY,-LOcaion OF works, Virginia Oily,

I'D PAhY.-Locauon OF WORKS, virginia Oity,
btUrey county. ststs Of Nevada.
Location Of principal pisce Of businsss. San
Fiancisco, california.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
the Board OF Drsctou, held On the tvsuth
I nth } day of July. 1854, an assessment
mo. ~ OF Fifty Gents ,sOcl per .hars va
levied apou tho capital stock Of the corpo-
ration. payable Immediately, In Unit q staies
gold coin. Tn the SECRETARY, q the omce OF TIE
Company. Room NO. 80. Nevada Bloch, DO. ~
Montgomery street. Ban Fnncisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this asssssment shan
remain unpaid on TUESDAY. the sixteenth DAY
Of August. lssi, will be delinquent, aid advss.
tiscd for sale st public auction. and unlsss
payment Ia made before, viii be sold on
WEDnkSDAY. the SkvRN1H (1th) dry Of sRf.
TkMBkR, 1851, 70 pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of sdsertisina and
expenses OF sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secrstsry.
Oyyfcx--Room No. ~ ! svadn Block. No. 80
Montgomery street, ban rrancisco. California.
Jyleti
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And In accordance with Law. and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the twentieth
C2othl day Of June, 1881, 20 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock y may b necessary
viii b sold st public auction. st the auction
houss Of John xiddIston 3 Son, No. 1l6 Mont
HONDAY. the nitssnth (iSth) day Of LuSust,
1881. ct the hour Of one O'Clock ,. =. Of said
day. % pay said dSipgusut assessment thsrson.
tossthsf Win eosts of sdvsssistas md szpsssss
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Anew YOsK xlHlHo COnPAHY.

Anew YORK AIH1M0 COuRAuys
IN Location Of principal place OF business.
San Francisco. California. -
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that u . meeting Of
the BoArd OF Directors, held on the six'ecnth
day Of July. 1881, an assessment mo. 26l
Of Ten ,ioj Gents per share wss levied upoa
Immediately, In United Statss gold coin. 70 the
Secretary, 1t the once Of the Company. koom
9, no. sal Pine street, (san Francisco stock and
hxchsnys Building). San Francisco. California.
Any SUCK upon which this sssesenent Abs4
eemaln unpaid on the eighiesnth tlSthl dsy Of
Augp,t. 1851, will be delinquent. and advsr.
tired for sale st public auction. and unisss
payment Il made before, win DO iold on
WEDNESDAY,. the bEv.ETH day Of bhP.
T RABkR, 1881. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, tUpsther with costs OF Advertising ana
D. l.. THOMAS. Secretary.
0~fhcs-Room y, No. 81 fine street, San
Francisco stack and Exchspgs building. Ban
rrsnci,co California. IHlstd
.,OULD d CURRY SILVER MlA.
u ING I0MPANi.- Location OF principal
place Ut busiLess, San Francisco California.
Location OF works. Virginia. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. ths, al . meeting Of
the bard OF DIRECTOR, held On the n'tes1th
Qbth) day Of July. 1881, an srresamsns tho.
t0J OF ftity Ceuts teoci PEI SHARE was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, Iay.
able imm, diately. IN United btRtes gold coin,
70 the eeervlary. ut The Once VI the Company,
hoom No e9, Nevada Book. No. 80 Mont.
Ronrry street, San Fianctrco. California.
Any stock upon which this ssssssiuent shll
remain unpaid on tbs ninsieents QsthJ day Of
August, ibSl, will be deiinquent and Advertised
fof sale at pubic auction; AMI unle.s payment
" made beiors. will be sold on THURSDAY,
= ....hsk. ISsnl a. ~ A-nsSunhaR lASl Tn nav
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CALEDONIA sILvER HixIHe
~ ooNPANY;-Locsttou Of principal place

OF business, Ban frshcisoo. California.
Location u works. storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that q Q mectins OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the seventh
(7thj day Of Juls, 1881. m assessment
iNo. 81 II TWEEN .nve (2sl Gents por shsre
wss levied upon the capital stock OF the cor.
States gold coin, 70 tbs Secretary, a. the ONCE
Of tbs Company. No. ala California street,
San Francisco. California,
Any stock upJn which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eleventh (ilthl day Of
August, 1851, will b. delinquent. and sdyer.
ment 10 made before, will be sold 90 wkDSks.
DAY, tho thirty nrst dAy Of AUGUST. 1851,
10 Day the delinQu-nt assessment, u gssLer with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
X. wk0ENkh, becrstaxy.
Onsos-<is California street. ban Francisco
Oalifouis.
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NOTICE
NOTICE
TsHEaEsI GIVEN. THAT ON AND AFTER
= This date al
Doss, Hoss, sheep, Goats. Horses,
Cows, n Cattle Of any D~escriptis.,
's .i;s.s .S Z: 9s. ss i l:.s: 9: VII. ss s: I Sss''s ::.::''
zoe TAGS

roo TAGS
Dan b he'd at the cf1os Of the Chief Of Polios
~ the once fofmerl, u.sd By the Town Mar
AMOS MrRRrrT, cAisf Of poi,cs.
oelA Hi. June =, ISL. 3s1e6
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n CURRY sILvER MlH.

Ofhcs-Room b, No. 81 fine street. San
Francisco stack and Exchspgs building. Ban
rrancipco, CaliIornis. lHlytd
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
sya m, E,aftsy for unae Irish.

A monster demonstration OF the Irish
Americans Land and Industrial League took
place tonight at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music. The following circular was aistribu-
ted among the people before the proceedings
opened:
ssspread the light. What is good for lr-
eland is good for America. Rent is robbery.
Landlordism is depotism Down with both
Of them. Rent must not amount 70 more
than the taxes and repairs will cost.
Mayor Howell presided and among the
Vice Presidents were Judges Gilbert and
Pratt. three commissioners, several profes-
tant and Catholic clergymen, besides alder
men and others. a series OF resolutions
were adopted condemning the action OF the
British Government and Parliament towards
the people OF Ireland and expressing aympa-
thy with Parnell and Dayitt They also ex-
pressed the wish that the Beers in Africa
would be victorious over the British troop.
Letters from Wendell Philips, Ex-Gover-
nors Seymour, and Tilden, Generals Han
cock and Mcclellan were read, approving
the object Of the meeting and their i.ss5|'t'lfy
to be present.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
nes,. Grant and Mexico.

CHICAGO, March III The Irlb,t11e's
Washington special says there is curious
piece Of gossip concerning tie mission 70
Mexico. The mission, it is said, has at the
REQUEST Of Gen Grant been placed at bis dis
Dosal. He desires to have John Russell
Young 20 as minister, bat Young himself
prefers the Chinese mission. Should Young
decline the Mexican mission, It is possible
Grant may suggest the name Of Ex-senator
Paddock, of Nebraska Gen. Grant takes
great interest in the Mexican mission. he
has large business interests in convention
with railroads and other enterprises, the III
innate object Of which is the command and
connneet Of Mexico. In two cases 1t is now ex-
nected there will be direct railroad commu-
nication with the city Of Mexico, aud the
southern Pacific is already completed. den.
Grant much desires to have Q progressive
man sent there as minister who will be
helm 10 al American projects. The object
of which is to facilitate commercial interests
between the two countries. he has selected ].
R. Young as such person.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
Court Scandal.

4 cable special from Paris says: A very sin
gular story Is going The rounds IN Berlin and
Paris about Count Herbert, son ol = certain
Iron Prince who is supposed 10 holl the des-
TIMES Of an empire 10 his hand, and beauti-
ful German Princess, the wife of high
court dignitary. TIE Count left Berlin sud
denly the other day as is supposed on diplo
matte mission. st the same time, however
the princese disappeared Also and her hus
band has obtained permission TO retire into
private life. Detectives have just discovered
the fugitiyes u Italy, and although the
Prince has positive orders tocome home. be
refuses to comply.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
Array .tnAsa Navy News.

Leave Tor one year, with permission to go
beyond the sea, is granted Capt S. II. White
side, Sixth Cavalry
Ihe resignation OF Captain Charles r Bar
nett, assistant qnartermaster, Of his commits
ColGng1 1Ui5st u: e fI1t only
corps of engineers) will proceed to Port HUI
ron, III chgan, for the purpose Of surveying
and plotting the cemetery grounds upon the
Fort Grstiot military reservation.
paymaster j. H Stevenson, ordered to spe
cial duty as inspector Of flour, etc, at the
New York Navy Yard, IN addition to his
present duties, relieving paymaster Z. \.
Whitehouse, who is ordered to the Ashuelot,
Asiatic station, per steamer Of March 10th.
Second Lieutenant Geo. Andrews, Twenty
fifth Infantry, is detailed as professor OF mill
itary science and tactics at Brooks Military
Academy, Cleveland, Ohio, and will report
for duty accordingly, relieving Second Lieut.
John P. Jefferson, Fifth Artillery, who fs
granted leave for ten months.
Lieut.. Col. William e. Brown, First Infan-
| try, recently promoted from MAJOR Eighteenth
| Infantry. will be relieved from duty al Fort
| Assinaboine, H. r. upon the resumption Of
navigation on the Missouri river, and then
will proceed to join his regiment IN the de-
partment Of Texas.
| Captain c., s. Heintzelman, assistant quar-
termaster United States army, only son Of
| the late Major- General Heintzelman, died rs
/ Gently at Washington in the thirty-fifth year
Of his age. Captain Heintzeman graduated
from West Point in 1867.
Lieut., Wright, formerly stationed at Fort
Ellis, died st Fort Stevenson short time
since, nIr Wright had many friends IN
Montana who will regret to hear Of his de-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
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Unkozs pacific Railroad.

ALBANY, March 9.-At The annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company the following Board of Direc-
tors were elected: Sidney Dillon, n. y;
Elisha Atkins, Boston; Fred Ames, Boston;
Ezra Baker, Boston; S. H. Eel. Clark, Omaha;
+. Gordon Dexter, Boston David Dows, n.
Y; Greenville w. Dodge, Council Bluffs; I.
7. Eckert, Jay Gould, Solon Humphreys and
Russell Sage, N. <; VIM L. Scott, Erie, Pa;
John Sharp, Salt Lake City; Augustus eahell'
N. Z. The Directors subsequently, elected
the following officers President, Sidney
Dillon; Vice President, Elisha Atkins; Sec
retary and Treasurer, Henry Mcfarland. A
dividend of L per cent. was declared paya-
bic On the 1st. The annual reports shows the
total earnings for the year, $22, ,455, ,134; total
expenses, $40, 545, 49, surplus earnings, 81 :
! 81O.O15. 10 this must be added the income
from investments in connecting roads, divl-
dends on stocks, and interest on bonds,
amounting to $1,010, ,152, and premiums on
bonds sold, profits on investments, securities
sold, etc, So, 8A2, $40, making the total sur
plus earnings. 81, ,20l, ,416.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16

DEADWooD, March 11--Senator Plat. Ros
coe Conkllng and other New Workers have
organized the Deadwooa and Red Water
Railroad, Q build . narrow gauge ROAD con-
Meeting al the mining camps in this portion
o. the Hills with the coal banks forty miles
to the northwest. 4 majority Of the direct
ors are here, and the preliminafies are well
under way.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
Terrible Earthquake st the Eass Ana1es

The following are among details OF Inc
eurthauake at Cascamacciola, in the Island
nf Ischia: The first shock occurred at l:5O
o'clock on Friday afternoon and the second
An hour later. The whole upper part OF the
town was destroyed and the two thermal es-
Establishments were seriously damaged Ihe
details confirm the damage to property, loss
Of life and injury to people previously men
toned, The syndic and Sub-Prefect are di-
recting the operations for the recovery OF the
bodies Of the victims. The royal steamers
Magma, pagona and Esploratore have ar
rived from Naples with soldiers and physl-
clans, The soldiers have rescued many from
the ruins. The population fed to the sur
rounding country and along the sea coast.
The government is sending food from Naples.
The King and Minister Of the Interior have
sent contribution for the relief OF the suf-
ferers. The second and fatal shock lasted
seven seconds, accompanied BY noise IKE
snbterranean thunder Then came the crash
Of falling houses..accompanie BY the shreks
Of the victims. The probable loss Of life vii
reach 900. The damage TO house property =
100, 900 francs.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
Fort Benton, Montana, Wednesday, March 1881

| that he never comes to see me and none 8,
my ministers ever mention his name The
foreigner took the hint.
Secretary ramsey represented the War
| Department at the session OF the cabinet.
! which was almost entirely devoted to q dis.
| cussion Of the question whether or not the
National Banks shallDe permitted to substi-
tute bonds for the LEGAL tenders deposited by
them with the Treasurer for the purpose OF
Withdrawing their circulation The imDor-
tance Of a correct decision ia the matter was
recognized, and withza view Of securing the
fullest information, the further consideration
Of the question was postponed until the next
meeting Of the cabinet. Meanwhile, the
Comptroller Of the Currency and Treasurer
OF the United States viii be called upon TO
submit their respective views and all facts
bearing upon the case.
The Mexican National railroad. throneh
Palmer, Sullivan q Co. today contracted
with two Pennsylvania firms for two hundred
locomotives and five thousand freight cars to
equip the road from Loredo TO the Citv Of
Mexico and ManserYilla, on the Pacific coast.
This is said to be the largest single contract
ever made for rolling stock ia this country
The company has also contracted for suf-
1le,en' iof'y pouhu seeel ralls TO lay 1000
1''1'ss - = aez> " ~ 'lse necessary sIdlng
sa,a,o. na.,.
YA m
declension Of the judiciary hy David nau;a
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16

New YoEk, March IL a brilliant assem-
hlv of nrominent Democrats and leading
merchants and bankers assembled on the
evening Of March y at the Manhattan eluo
u attend the dinner given II honor Of aener-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The State De-
parfment has received . eablegram .announ-
eng that a~oonlb was thrown under the car
rage OF the Gar Of Russia while % bis way
home from church this morning, and that he
was killed BY the explosion.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16

NEW 1oRK, March II The so-called in
ternational pedestrian tournament IS at "A
end O.Leary retired at o'clock with 450
miles 70 his credit, and Vaughn withdrawing
later IN the evening having completed Al
miles, two laps and 165 yards.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
No q.

foundations Of society. The pastoral severe
y condemns the ladies land league. It's
runored that the ladies land league intend
publishing manifesto replying 10 the pas
torals
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
POTATOES FOE SALE.

Inc undersigned has lot Of good potatoes for sale
~ MS house. on his ranch tour miles from Benton ct
; cents per pound JOHN NEUBERT.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16

hereby warn all persons against trusting any one,
no matter whom on my account, without an order
signed BY myself MARCUS VAUIX
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

flrsf-class Companies, possessing assets OF FOUR
TEEN MILLION DOLLARS
Represented BY H. p ROLFE.
, 1881-05-22
> CHANDLER & CO.,
Mortgage Bankers,
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
NO. ~ DEARBoRN-ST.


Boston journal of Cherutstrp. 49,
The desire to be his own doctor seems. IKE
hnne 10 spring eternal in the human breast.
and tfteu leads to most disastrous conse-~
ouence3- Many man who. II his horse or CO"
Is sick, sends at once for the veterinary practi-
Of hte own that are On the face OF tuom qulte as
serious and Us much 10 need OF pro1ess1onul
Treatments He will take tho advice or an
frnnrnut neiRbbor Us to what Is " good TOR au
illness when he would laugh at tho ldea Or go-
inV II, rne sd1ne person for counsel IN Rny o!ner
i)11sfne3S Or concern whatever, IN tne 4nys
of our REanlmothers. Tnen tue oonsenu!9 s
rarhs." with few simple drugs IKE epson
ssnl,o 'rhts domestic or "iay" prescribing was
Ha;s iess denEerous than in these days, when con
rentratcd and powerful agents have become 80
com,non and familiar. The household r*medics
Of The oldcn timo were fn!ey 11to did ~ ~
"a much harm, even they o!o !s, ~
tt,od. The cure was generally IN feaMts
TAR to nature, though the " roots a,,n 4ee
1arbs'' rot the credit of It. But most ~ .t.o tuo
drurs Of our day not OF this inett OF G th
chaEacter. and the danger In their use ~ ne a''
tImoranI "a q real and serious danger. Ihe most
rnwerfut medicines that unpro1e5slou1l pc~p wt,h
nf n former generation veutureu 70 LOU w VIZ T.,
bore about the same relation 70 LuosH s,,ea-,ca. a.
1,n1,,e fhnr 4unpowder does 70 nltro,Els Gct
.,ef rim hitter are used even more rcck1csy .un
;he Former ever were. The spread OF pop.uaaii
Information upon physiological ana IN ueu.. aIm.
f0nic5 has made many persons motE s.tli" the
dent and careless In these tnAt.res. cntion
a9ents thcy use require vastly greater
ti1tIo knoTiedRe is not always dangerous
thing but when 1t leads 1nah 70 t9!nh "a i,ue tnt
can .:doctt,r ni,nsclf in ailments Ut any q @
1,nture. The old and oftcn-abused pro'ero - AZ
dtanutApty true -.
, 1881-05-22

o7,a thor. It would appear, promises to be
again natuatzed On shs APs ar eerg rsported
W mas hive survived the wiutcr without dam-
ase and t. b. s,cn's1 %rfnS Il tassea esa giaeers
hf!s hTmc cannot fai to be source Of gruttnca1
don to who mn %qke siia Dust
theiF th ain. were each year getting oaEeE ana
baPer Of life. The enamos hsd ace4s3ec palts
psarso snn 1,I t5e nasmot could scarcely have long
survived .he ede!wess wnice me aso put nnder
ot the he ibex It more fa
@ilarly called tns ifn tse : eaa%eis
Spper ana na' and II ea
even nleae1 sacr far below the limits OF perpetual
zs{|a1 5s as u: q
the steloooca, ?s;,, nm 8ut the persecution OF
i oa se
have 9n ~. roors ii could rarely Ge seen e1oepe
on and rieamSeI 1Se Iate Sne Victor
to the ehAfg ~ ~ .ras caratu1lr nrotected-
, 1881-05-22

THE MARKET.
Real estate was quiet the past week. That it
xas not dead mar be inferred from the fact that
one agent reports having received offers OF
$3o0,000 for property in the last two days. Il
sale bus been made on Market street at $600
foot, of which fuller particulars cannot now be
given. Aero property was In better request, and
this summer Is expected to see an nottvo move
rnent In this k!nd Of property. Twenty acres
have been sold at Oak Park for $3.50 an acre, and
$500 has been bid for more. Tho difficulty
between the Board OF Education and the First
National Bank has not been settled. The bank
have made another proposition. repeating IN
substance the otter already rejected ny the
Board. Tho bank is willing to go. ahend aud
occupy tho building now standing on the lot'
with such changes as may be necessary, pro- -
ylded the valuation OF tho lot be rect,fled. Ihe
lessee Of the Adsit lot opposit has begun tne
demouop Of the @n o 1hn ~ ne
theatre for hr. Haveriy. which Is 70 DO nn'sneo
by Sept !. ,,,,o+x.-,,,ro
years Of sirs 1. c. Pttney. the lot, :5T1o5 run
ming from Quincy to Jackson. east OF nenrpnsn, ;.
adjoining the property now owned oy him. In,s l,$
jackson, quincy. and Dearborn; Plnns have
heen mndo for the erection on this ground or
tie best office building in Chicago. -
ha. sold to John Davidson and others the !ut on
Enst Carroll street, southwest corner or NORM
Market street, north fronf tn leo ieesi running
Davidson & Sons will erect. ut cost Of $55,UO,
line four-slory building for SAVING and i 1nanu- a
s1DG @ f15SS II ose a
bio works.: The mandatory Will oe no'sneo IN
the fall.
Chandler, forty acrcs udjolnlng tho Ch'ttenden
Br.wn:s is Mi!is: TOR $1,000. ,o .,,a
man the sz Of Lot in Block IS Carpentcrs a. Ad.
tiit1ou to Chicnen, to F. F. Lawrence, ESQ.,. $4o;
for % Peter Heed: Esp, l.lg wr,gntwoosa! avenue
: In tho sales recorded during tho week were
III xlUs feet on La Salle street, south OF Elm:
$; 591109 o2ores On ssd&SjSSf' s1SS 2eSta sH 10 %
alley On the Southwest corner & Of Fortyo hfth.
with soy in same block, $s8,o ,o0: 63xiG 1 on
Wabash avenue soutn OF 10 4nsre ~
e,hicaro River. On southwest corner OF qllmnn
and Thlrty-1hiri. xSt.oo: 5Mxls4 oa P5atr!e 5!o
ayenne, no.11 a fni,1n 81 a2enue 2is; Iois7o on
1u5u Mourne between Clark and Dearborn. *g6.ooo;
1o0x:sfS on Fifty-nrst street boulevard. east
Of eo1 G01tssn corner Of North
f60 feet GU East Carroll street, northwest cor
ner Of North Market, running soutn a 70 r've1; e.
fSetysevcnth fSa sou; 511loe On ootario strset,
east OF Dearborn avenue. $8.59; !Vx!y,, " ;En,
improved: on Lar1.3ee sontn OF "st ~
Gro~e, ~ sT'b6j; Hxl10 on Wabash avenue, south
xest corner Ut Thirty $500; gu feet on
Lake avenue near E$n' ~ 2S TSirfeeash' s5n;
1S91lst ae1oa4 ot On rniteysbird MeSGia a51 %
S3HS e. W.,t sEEset Wss bu, s2uta ss1eee
~ ~, 1nd,ana avenue. southwest corner ut
%1elf1h a. Street, sS,l5U; 10 s101, inlproyed on
Street. 5000: As11l:s, improved, On ., Mest vs..
Eighteenth street, northwest corner u 11S1'
$1.1W En-. r,,oronce r. Kirkland to