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Summone-
TERRITopY OF WASHINGTON, &c
CnI-xIY nH WAIIA -

COUNTY OF WALA-
In The District Court OF the Territory Of WASH
iao,oa and for tie Firs Judicial District
thereof, Holding Tern.s at WaDa Wnla,
FaHd WcNa County, in said Territory.
I.;v;og..on. r. Baker and Robert N. HaInil-
ron Plaintiffs. VS.. ID. W. Kaup and
John II Morrow, Deferiants.
yK,HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
tnD.W. Kaup and John Fl. Morrow. De-
fendarts: You are hereby required 20 appear
in ar. action brought against You by Living
ston..L. Baker and Robert NJ Hamilton,
Plaintiffs. in the District Court OF the Terri
tory of Washington and FOR the kirst judicial
District theieof, holding terms at Waila Waiia,
Walla Walla County, in said Territory, to an
swer the complain, OF Plaintiffs filed in WaIla
WaIia County within twenty days after the
service Of this summons, exclusive OF the day
Of service. If served in said County. Ii not
served in said County but in said District.
in thirty DAYS. If served IN any other Ju-
dicid District N the Territory, In forty days.
If served by publication within sixty days At
ter the date Of this summons, or the sad
Plaintiffs VIII take Judgment against you BY
default. according % the prayer Of the COM
plaiut Said action i brought to recover
from Defendants the sum Of 1896 l. with IN
terest fUm August p. 1850, due Pia'nt'ns
from Defendants On account for goods, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered 10 De-
PENDANTS AZ their request
Witness the Hos. s. c. WIScARp,
Associate Justice Of the Su-
preue Court Of Washington
sseIL s Territory, and Judge of aaid
n18 Court, and the seal thereof a
fred this, 18th day 0f Decem-
ber, A d lsS..
A REEVES AYREs, clerk
J.E. BUDD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
, 1881-12-24
The Grandest Of Volcanic Action.

The last section of our ride through the
Yellowstone region proved to be, in geo
logical sense, one Of the most interesting
parts of the whole journey. We found
that the older trachytic lavas Of the hills
had been deeply trenched by lateral val
leys, and that all these valleys had floor
OF the black basalt that had been poured
out as the last of the molten material,
from the now extinct volcanoes. There
were no visible cones or vents from which
these floods of basalt could have nro.
ceeded. We rode for hours hy the mar
gin Of vast plain of basalt, stretching
southwark and westward as far as the eve
could reach. Ii seemed as n the nam
had once been great lake or sea of mol
ten rock. which surged along the base cf
the hills, entering every valley, and Ieay-
ing there solid floor of bare black stone
We camped on this basals plain. rear
some springs III clear cold water when
rise close To its edge. Wandering over
the bare hummocks OF rock. ON MANY of
which not vestige of vegetation had Vet
taken root. l realized with vividness the
truth of the assertion made first hv Rich
thoven. but very generally neglected by
geoiogists. that our modern volcanoes.
such as fesuvins or Etna, presen. Us with
by no means the grandsst type OF volcanic
action, but rather belong to time of fail
ing activity. There have been periods Of
tremendous volcanic energy. when, in
stead OF escaping from local vent. Ike a
|esuvlsn cone, III. lava has found its WAY
20 the surface by innumersble 6s,ure,
opened for If in the solid crust of the
globe over thousands Of square miles I
felt that the structure of this and the
other volcanic plains of the far west ipr.
nlsh the true key II the history Of the
hasAit'r plateaus OF Ireland and Scotland
which had been an enigma to ME for many
years.-Arci5iShop Gsitie. l.. Maess;Hrn,
| Maga>ine.
, 1881-12-24
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Cruttenden, Logan & Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, A. +. Cruttenden
retiring from the firm. Charles H. Eiehler
having purchased the interest of A F. Crut-
tenden, assumes said Cruttendens proportion
of all liabilities of the firm of Cruttenden, Lo-
gan L Co. and of Cruttenden & Kerr, and re,
ceives his proportion of all monies and accounts
due the firm of Cruttenden, Logan & Co.
CHARLES II. EICHLER,
D23:dSwlm A. +. CRuTrESDEy
Walla Walia, w. T., Dec. Is, 1881.
, 1881-12-24
Oregon State University.

,ay be interesting to the friends of
ion in. our country to know the
LsEa II. ths. noble gift Of Mr. Vii
scently. to thisSState institution.
,ing that institution On Its present
1 debt of seven thousand dollars
Cured, which was hanging over the
ty. This was not a denominational
nor sectarisn in its management.
nagement under first class corps
Eessors and teachers was excellent.
ate being much in debt, could not
aiate money to lift the debt off the
ty.
" months ago Mr.. Willard paid eff
1 debt of seven thousand dollars.
ition to that he gave one Thousand
/, for library. and two hundred
lty dollars to be divided into five
,ships of fifty dollars each. He
Isures the full pay to competent
{ to fill the chair of professor of
b Literature to be established there.
his institution is free of debt and
upon a sound financial basis. And
me persons in Oregon ascribe to
Eillard sinister motives in this noble
They suppose that ne wishes to
lize the anti-monopoly sentiment in
,llamette Valley. This gift is to
ate of Oregon and if the people
State can be bought at eleven
nd dollars, they are not much
No; the people appreciate this
III, and they viii appreciate the
benefits Of the great system Of
DIS now being built by fhe railroad
nies on this coast
right future awaits this mighty
Empire. DAVID NRwsouE-
, 1881-12-24
whole civilized world will

whole civilized world will read
feeling Of relief the news that
Gordon Bennett s ship the Jeanette
N heard from; she is total loss IT
but the probabilities are that the
zen who composed her crew are
J two boat loads out Of three have
l the delta of the River Lena.
,mpties into the Arctic ocean in
, Arctic circle from Siberia aud not
sm where Professor NordensLo old
i when he made his celebrated
ast Passage. The full particulars
I'VE of great interest.
, 1881-12-24
dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Messrs Berry L Phillips is this dsy d s.
solved by mutual consent, Thomas Berry retir-
ing frum the firm All debes due the firm must
be paid to p F. Phillips. who will assume all
liabil tier. D23,d&AIm
THOMAS BERRY,
p. F PHILLIPS
Walls Walla, Dec %. 1881.
, 1881-12-24

Pcrtispd Standard displays credit.
iterprise in issueing a finely illus.
holiday number containing very
ped cuts If many Of Purtland's busi-
buses and a detailed history Of every
sible irm in that city. Ii the Stand
Iuld not display So much envy to-
Its city and country eotsmporaries
sopt the STArEsNAS,s platform OF
and let live and there is room in
srid tvr us all it woutd very soon
leading position but envy kills l.
does one in this city and that's the
of il.
, 1881-12-24

J entrance TO the Nullan Pass tun-
N the Northern Pacific, is 4 solid
II white marble. The tunnel, CON-
/ viii b 5000 fee. in length. and
stLe divide from the eastern ap.
1about fifteen miles from Helena.
ne are :, goo men working now on
orthern Pacific. extension between
City and Couison, l25 miles west Of
City. The engineers expect to
ste the road TO that point by June
1t. and to Bozeman by December
B
tew division has been created by the
etn Pacific, to be called the Mig
Division II covers the distance
en- the Little Blackfoot and the
ION Of The Flat Head and Missoula
!. S. p. Weeks is the engineer IN
eman, which VIII be reached by the
ern Pacific in December, 1888, is
lies west of Bismaik. 1t is one Of
idest villages in Montana, and has
.red since its location. It resem-
New England village, and will
one of the hest towns on the line of
orthcrn Pacific.
iNorthern Pacific express began on
tn receiving goods for Miles City
ort Keogh, having made arrange.
for prompt carriage with the engi
department., which remains in con-
the new road beyond Glendive,
so having detailed messenger and
to take care Of and deliver goods
2 points named
sven-foot vein OF coal is being open
ew miles east of Miles City. The
as been pI denounced by chemists 30
mt superior 10 the Ignite now III
the line Of the Nothern Pacific.
3 not slack xhen exposed to the air,
arns to a pure white ash. 1t is being
I universally used at Miles City, and
.come an important article of com
Z. Two thousand five hundred tons
coal is being put in for use at
kecgh. The cpal is .he pure
*.
Tread Commissioner Marshall las
ed the report ct the North
acifc railroad for the year ending
30. 1881. Among other interesting
les shown are that 3,6i1 .6IT bush
wheat we're carried eastward during
ear, and that the freigh. revenue
ited to Sl,G44, 22l ~, while the
ger r, venue reached S449, ,963, ,56,
income on the traffic Of The road Of
,ls4,98. The earnings from other
Is we're $50, 924, ,9S, making the total
igs g, ,175, ,l09,IS. The total opera
xpenscs were sl.U2l, ,240, 90, being
cent of thsearniuss- There were
nilcs Of main track operated, tho
be per mile being g, ,62S,Gs. The
,e per train mile was 81 cents. Ex-
earnings over expenses, 81, ,l53,.
!. The total acreage Of lands sold
company WAS 42l ,64S,9S cash re-
therefore, 81. 400, ,924,9l.
, 1881-12-24

When the fast trains now operated b.
tween New York and Chicago arrive At
the end of their run, each engineer steps
around to the front IF his locomotive and
brushes the dead b,rds from the plate over
the s.cow-catch4r. Birds miscalculatc
the speed OF these traits. and attempt to
ay across the track Immediately in front
of the engine, and are struck by the
smoke stack or headlight and fall dead
upon the plate at .he boiler head.
, 1881-12-24
, OF great interest

!, comes f-osa Washington that the
ment has decided upon fitting out
.dit,on to proceed TO SAmars Bay
purpose of making surveys and
/: q ste for coaling station. Dur
>nt'e administration, grea. efforts
Ade 10 annex a part Of San Do
ito the United States, and the
House Ring used tine same plea,
city Of = coAiing station. a. an
a IN in favor la this new exp.-
!, .ekabliah . Uoaling station a rs.
he old scAsras
, 1881-12-24

Notice.
Sale Of Real Estate for Delinquent Taxes for
grade Of Esst Rose street.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That l
~ viii sell at Public Auction, at the new
Court House, on the 4th day of February, 1Ss2,
at the hour of o'clock P ", the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit: Lot six (6l, block
FIVE Isl, in Gains Addition 70 the City OF Malla
Walla, for the delinquent tax grade on &aid
real estate amounting to s55 e4. and accrutng
costs, being delinquent and marked unknown
Dated this oath day Of Decem er. ISL.
5a:w7t JIG. JUSTICE,
Cifv Marshal
, 1881-12-24
NOTICE.

ALLPERSONS INDEBTED TO PAINE
IA Brothers are hereby rotifed that al notes
and accounts have been placed in the hands Of
n P. Hall for collection. If immediate set
tlernent Is made no expense VIII be ad6ed
Office, frs. door hack Of First National Bank
in Paine BroIher's building.
l6d PAINE BROTHERS,
, 1881-12-24
one PRICE CASH ONLY.


when establishment purchase whether
judgemsn, wysa Remenbe the value
week Can always keep track these ehang Does that
consideration this What n
in
for the purchaser Do wish to purchase
cash doing aags credit buspe Does it that the
don't find the have to labor for shape another and
and could
and mark all goods
cash house
gooda
dom bunss: the salt profit
the uncertainty Of large profit n . hence
SAMPLES SENT FREE on APPLICATION.
DOHENY e MARUM,
Corner Main and Second sta WAlIAHAlLA
, 1881-12-24
Administrator's A Notice.
E.,a,. Of PETER N. LYNCH, Deceased.

E,tate Of PETER ". LYNCH, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the under
N signed, sdministratrix of the above named
estate, to the creditors OF, and persons having
claims against said estate, to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers. thin one year
from the FIRST publication of this notice, to the
undersigned. n the office of 7. j. Andrrs, ESQ.
in Walla Walla city.
MARY LYNCH,
~ 5tw Administrators.
Walla Walla, W. T., Dec. 20, 1851.
T. j. ANDERs, Attorney for Estate
, 1881-12-24
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

II SHALL BE IN wALLA WALLA THE
i last Saturday Of each month, a the School
House of District No /, for the purpose OF
examing Teachers, and tr.nsacting such other
business IS rnay properly come before ne.
c. W. WHEELER, 4
erintendent Of Schools,
36sf Il W,!la County, w. T
, 1881-12-24

The country expects nothing from a
Honse of Representatives that chose Keif-
er for its presiding officer AMI Secor Bob
eson for It's haier. Ii viii not be disap-
pointed.
, 1881-12-24

THIS is the shortes. day in the gear.
After this the days w,ll lengthen, but you
viii not notice il for day or two.
, 1881-12-24


Morrow. Defendants.
"HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Il to ID. ". kaup and John II. Morrow, De
PENDANTS: You are hereby required TO appear
IN an action brought against yor by Ottelia
Mau and Herman J. S2dler, Plaintiffs. in the
District Court of the Territory Of Washington
aud for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at Waila Waila. Waila Walla
County, in said Territory, t. answer the COM
plant of plaintiffs filed in Walla Walla coun-
ty, within twenty days after the service of this
SUMMONS, exclusive Of the day OF service, Il
served in said county. If not served in said
county but in sid district. in thirty Gays. II
served IN any othe, Judicial district In the ter
ritory, in forty day.. II served by publica-
ton, within sixty days after the date of this
summons or the sai3 plaintiff VIII take jadg-
ment against you by default, according TO the
PRAYER Of said complaint Saisi acton IL brought
10 recover the sum of s246 AZ and interest on
SIS 90 thereof from March 18th 1880, and on
s2sS Al thereof fro,a February 18th, 1850, due
plaintiffs from defenianfs on account of goods
vares and merchandise sold and delivered to
defendants at their request
Witness the Hon g. G. WIxcARp,
issooi-E.e Justice oi the Supreme
ssessas C~urt ri Washington Territory,
ard Judge Of saif Courf, and the
zeal thereof affixed, this 10th day
Of Deeemhes 1881
4. REEVES AYRES,
Gefk
J.E Bcpp,
Piaiasids Ats1srey- s2sw
, 1881-12-24


possibly surpassed
lin Wala
Men'sH Wool Socks n endless
The best assom O Mems Gloves in Waia Wsla
Overall Jumps and Duck Clothing at San Francisco prices
Mems Wool Underwear possible
and Boys Hats 40 cent less than Wsla Wla
, 1881-12-24

NYEDDING NOTE PAPKR, exsra fss
w F0 nass q ~ SRA GnlGAy eSfce.
, 1881-12-24
Trouble In Egypt.

CAIRo.-Serions troubles have broken
out in one of the provinces. A false
prophet with 300 followers has totally
annihilated the government troops and a
force of $50 Egyptians and killed the
governor.
, 1881-12-24
LET THE PEOPLE
STUDY OUR PRICES
OUR SYSTEM:
ONE PRICE ONLY
EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
GOODS SOLD ONLY FOR CASH.

These public
the which confidence
men this Territory readily understand whether
with their 0 otherwise
We prepared the public
the method
judgements
We offer two Heavy Honey-Comb Towels for 70 Cents
We offer Heavy Uudedessed Table Linen
We offer IL yards Linen Towelng
We yheavyS WooFl Flannela at Cents
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
Goods Silks which pub
equae this Territory Being the cash
er than anyo and
Black Cashmere (4O inches wd) so
ExtraH Wool Serge (8 inches wde pery
Heavy BlakG sGranSi
FmihV peri
Full IineFr Frelnmeng Silks all shades,
Low San Francisco
, 1881-12-24
SumEOns.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, CO
County OF WuLA d.
In the District Co,.r. of tie Territory Of Wasl-
iaqton and for tie First JVfieirl District
thereof, Holding Terms at EGld WGild,
Watia Waiia County, in said Tsgritory
Ottalia Mau and Hermann J. Sa1ler. Paint
ifs, vs. d. w. Kaup and John H.
Morrow. Defendants
, 1881-12-24
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN fIFUREs

Hosiery and Underwear Departments we offer goods at which hereto
selling
l Cash. enable. sell Low house San Fran
mel language
Ladies' Heavy Merno Under Shirts, each.
Ribbed Hosiery Finished Seams
Vast Assortm of Ladies andC ildrensW Hosery
Cloaksan tersa Francisco pices
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURESI
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-15

A ssnguinary tumult 10 reported as
having taken place lately in the parish
church OF Sarno. near Salerno, Italy.
IL appears that the cure of San Fran
cisco had caused mechanical figure of
the Saviour, the head and limbs of
which were movable in obedience to
springs. to be constructed with view
to its employment during the Psssion
Week services. The figure, when ex-
hibited tor the first time TO the congre-
CATION, caused such excitement among
thems that they crowded around the
altar, eager to examine the startling
novelty from the nearest available point
OF view. One Of tho assistant priests,
q man Of great stature and physical
strength. ascended the pulpit and
vebemently exhorted them TO resume
their places. AS they paid no atten-
tion TO him, he forced his way to the
altar and. seizing the figure in his arms.
proceeded to deal out indiscriminate
blows with il upon the disorderly par
ishioners. During the struggle that
ensued he broke the effigy TO pieces
over the heads of his flock; panic
arose. and. in the attempt to escape
from this infuriate ecclesiastic through
the narrow church door. block was
caused, resulting in more or less dan
gerous injuries to between sixty and
seventy persons of both sexes. Another
coadjutor of the cure. in endeavoring
to intervene between his colleague and
the fugitives. received blow from the
former which fr ctured his jawbone.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-15
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL aC.
QCAINTANCEs.

Col 0oshea is on exhibition in Bun
neils Museum. New York.
Mile Christine. the two-headed and
four.iimbed woman, is being exhibited
in Havana, Cuba.
Hayden Tilla is singing with an
opera company in the Chesnut street
Opera House. Philadelphia.
Fanny Buckingham rides q new stall
lion which she calls James A Garfield
The honor Is back-handed one to the
President.
Mas Sallie Rightmire, who delight.
ed our ,eopls year or two ago with
Mrs Mariner Campbell. is now in Port.
land, where she Is announced To sing
this week.
George III Jessop. the author Of
Sam OF Posen. has closed . contract
with Robert Fulfnrd for comedy -dra-
ma for his wife. Annie Pixley for
s2JO0 outright. Mr. J.ssop will prob
ably GO 70 Canada with Mr. and Mrs
fuiiord, IN order to better study Miss
Pixley's abilities and requirements. Mr.
Fulford ill probably manage Miss
Pixley's business alone next season. as
it 10 said John McDonough has sold his
interest in Miss
On Monday. the 18th ult, the date
when Mrs Piercy died, her husband
was engaged to play I Haverly's The
sser. Brooklyn, New York. At fifteen
minutes after the iour when the cur
tain should have risen Lewis Morrison
read Two telegram. to the audience
from Samuel Pierey. which stated that
Mrs Piercy was dying in Philsdelphia,
and her husband was at her bedside.
he asked the indulgence of the audi
ence for Mr. Mark Pendleton. who
would read Mr. Piercy's part. and the
performance Of The Legion of Hon.
or CONNIE ced. The attendant audi.
ence was not large. but was extremely
enthusiastic. and the performance was
we'll received.
IL 10 u good sign TO find New York
journals growing fastidious in regard to
dress In stage business The N Y lHer.
curry gives the following .tics oi Jen
ME Winston. who is singi Y in Haver-
ly's Fifth Avenue Theater: Miss Win
ston. ss the central figure. sang and
soted conscienciously with the means
at her disposal. She is active. without
being graceful, and oftimes her impet
uosity tends in very broad direction.
Her second dress would preclude the
possibility OF adverse comment if it
could be made to conceal some portion
OF her shoulders. Her voice exhibits
the effect of wear. although she dis
played much tact in modifying some of
its harsh tones.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-15

Charles + Ring is wing his sixth
annual trial in st Louis for murdering
the wife of his business partner. She
refused to elope with him. and he shot
her. He has once been sentenced to
death and once 10 imprisonment for
life. but in both instances the inge.
nuity OF his counsel saved him. La
three trials the jury disagreed on the
question Of bis sanity, evidence being
introduced that his father was in q
lunatic asylum. This father was put
upo0 The stand by the prosecution in
the present trial. detectives having
found him after long serach. He re-
lucsantly testified that he had meyer
been insane. and. besides, that Charles
was only an adopted son. This tes,i-
mony will probably hang the prisoner.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-15

The lons-debatsd question OF the re-
peal Of the prohibition OF marriage
with . deceased wife's sister 10 exciting
much interest just now 10 some Of the
British colonies. In Australia such
marriages have long been legslized.
and the acts of the colonial Legislature
70 this effect have bean duly scrutin-
ized by the law officers Of the Crown
and solemnly ratified by the Queen in
council. Under these circumstances
the denial Of legal recognition TO such
marriages outside the limits Of the COL.
ooies is complaioed II - grievous
hardship.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-15

The niser Of Pleasant Ridge l0) was
one of the lowest Of his kind. He lived
in what was more like kennel than
. human hahitation. his clothing was
rags, bis food was the leavings from
neighbors' tables. and HE only compan.
ion vas . half starved dog. He died
alone. having had no medical attendance
and bis death ~as duo 10 insufficient
nourishment. In various parts OF his
abode money vas found amounting TO
81 500.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-15

II is estimated that ten million dol
lars will be spent In Texas this year In
bailding rsilroaaa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-14
Building sites Fer Sale.

500. Lot $500 rods, in 18th Ward; hydrant
water and gas cloFe by; close te business
and convenient for : business man.
s7T5. Good building lot, 611O rods, in 21st
Ward close 70 car line
Lot S12O rod on East Bench, 10th Ward
price SIS.
$500
Lot 10x1l rods, south front, situated IN the
18th WSrd, close to john ;. CaiDe's residence;
prlce $3.50
Lot 5xIO rods. Situated in 21st Ward. Hydrsnt
wafer close by Price s. ~
Lot 5xl0 rods in the 10Th Ward, half block
from Brigham Street Price, $500
$40 o. Splendid building lot. 6xl0 reds, on
corner, with south and east fronts large
cellar and fine foundation for modern style
house. In 18th Ward
4 SPLENDID CHANCE FOB SUBURBAN
a Residences, within ~ miles Of the bust
uaa. ea-,fxo of The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-14
Houses to Rent.

Thst large building, formerly known as the
City Market, with the grounds around It, per
month, 500
New Adobe Cottage Of four rooms, just north
Of Captain Hooper's Residence, Ia 18th Tsrd
SI25O
A store in Kimball Block; S2s.
Offices in Kinbal Block, for particulars in
quire AZ our oflce
House Of roeus, on Sd, between Main and
West Temple streets; for terms inquire 81 our
office
House Of 3 rooms and barn, on West Temple,
between FIRST snd Second South streets, 50.
Stalls II City Meet Maaket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-14
GLENDALE PARK,

Surveyed and laid OF IN 4'-acre blocks, with
broad avenues and streets; to Be cold In any
suantitY from 5-acre lot 10 100 asres, for cash
down, or four years time, divided into forty
eight monthly payments. Call at car Office and
enquire for particulars.
A PLOT OF GROUND ON THE WEST SIDE
a Of CommercislEtreet, AZ feet front BY Ice
feet in depth, to be sold as q whole or in parts;
price 5000.