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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
DWELLING BURNFD IN BROOKLYN.

A fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the
hursrriy brlrk dwcinng-hou-e, No l79 tnDbci andst
Brooklyn. The cause was a detective f1c Beurc the
FIRE Drpirtm. Mt succeeded III calming control OF the
flames the contents were almost totally de-
sitOycd The owner, C.a'',S pinsmOre. who lived in
the house. cotn ari his io>s Sln090. II WAS fhiy
uuued The adjoining buIldu e, No. lHO, owned and
Ic ,prd by Jane ClrOthtr .magci to the extent
o: 90. ihc iircneu wtrH unable 10 get water from
re hyirant- 10: half an hour which tine nc
ne tned Lreat ht"1wdy. Complaint 10 made -! an
ioICe OF y dLt nriWCtUiB employ ell by tile
Buad e ely W"rEs n re al" twelve inspectors Gnt
oyer 1910 drlf1s IN the y. aHd tho inspector. IN
hdOu to th-ir other dGtrH. maze to inspect prvalo
houses 10 discover leaks IN The water-pipca
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Losses A. q HER POINTS.

WHITEHALL, y, y, F.'b. line Methodist
Chui' AT tbul.. Cni.h Co.. " I, was destroyed -
hIc ;:.i- morn ilg. ~ cCit' rae.
IOsroN f. y. IL k"sdc Villa. the properly Or Nine.
'.ut r.. nrr t Ir H. NJ 49,. buried by nren-
d..l lIat -it. 1.c iUSs Is heavy hui lscoytroG by
Insurance.
CLEVELAND. Feb. IA Dy,lerlnus fire broke out to-
day Ia - Mli, German CdO.,c Cl'Ich strrDe. Tne
Riur4 were dr>t tScry "a curiing around the cluck
d.u The tov,r W. rruri much that h. ,pire fel
M and paI nf rIu-h"! TN OuEn the roof. ThrrP vi
the D., Id ,cd up lac duuPrnelh h and
,lru.o.i. .,i H. 1 ia" coEii ed tn III st.c piJ
Irrs , 80, 600; lnslIcd
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
A WILD FEBRUARY STORM.

SNOW, COLD. AND A PIERCING WIND.
ONE OF TIE WORST DAYS OF TIE WINTER IN
NEw-YORK-No GOING OUT OF DOORS FOR
PLEAsURE-CARs DELAYED AND STREETS BLOCK
ADED-RIvER5 AND BAY FILLED wiTH IcE-4
TRAINS AND MAILS BEHIND TIME HEAVY
sNowDRIFTS ON LONG ISLAND.
February was ushered in yesterday with one
of the fiercest and most disagreeable storms Of
the many which have visited NewYoik this
winter. The fall of snow was not great in
quantity, but it was accompanied by an unus-
ualy low temperature and by a piercing wind
that drove the light, dry snow with great
force into every place which it was possible to
penetrate Street cars were delayed and
blockades of vehicles III the streets were fire.
quent Elevated trains were we'll filed Ice
in the bay and rivers caused much annoy
ance, and some delay. Railroad trains were
behind time, and the mails were consequently
late. The Long Island roads suffered severely
from the drifting snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

CUICAGO. Feb. 1.-COlOnOl Map!esOn $
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
Anc1nFNrALLY SHOT WHILE HUNTING.

Nrw-OKl.EANs, Feb. I.-James Coward, age
Afteep accidentally shot and killed hmsef while hunting
EX.GOVERNOR SCOTT INDICTED.
TOLEDO. ONO, Feb. l.-EX-GOvernOr k. X. Scott,
who ehot and killed Drnry at Napoleon Ohio, In
December last been indicted Tor murder in the second
SHOT BY A CITY MARSHAL
PUTBIo, Col, Feb. lon SLHday night City
Marsna Bihy shot and morally wounded James Farrell
wnlr latter was engaged IN TO" which BDy was en-
deayOTng 10 qus!L
KILLED ABOUT A BALE OF COTTON,
Nrw-OKLEANs Feb. 1.-E. j. 0sterhaut was
killed on SATURDAY last Gaines Landing. Ark, by L
RchrOeder Both we're PROMINENT nerchants ana had
quarrel About bale OF cotton.
TEMPhRANL E MOVEMENT IN CONCORD.
CoNCORD n H., Feb. IA resolution has been
introduced IN the city government nsruong the Mayor to
close ali quor snos the city IL wall not be acted upon
nhi too ast OF tho month"; will probably DO passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Tuesday, Feb. l. 1881.
The new Russian Minister Ol Finance mas consented 10
the institution OF an inquiry into me CAUSES OF tne
ale imminent Ia Moscow.
QUEBEC FeD 1.-The Legislature mas Deen lur'ner
prIr, guet until March "a.
CHATHAM, Ont, Feb. LIN the mcorae Duhao nA'
roo,ce case Jud0e Bel to-day gave his declsOn COM
hitting the prisoner, A. W. Browne ior e1raoiuoh
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FRAGMENTS or UESTERy NEWS.
nvFoRp srNr TO AN INSANE ASYLUM.

BUFORD SFNT To AN INSANE ASYLUM.
CINCINHAiI, Feb l.-ThOmas BniOrd, mUr-
drf,f J Ike EhOt, U'cn sent from Owe ton, KY,
the Isne ASyluu bavIug been acquitted Of murder
on the plea Of INSANITY.
IJIClT DlSTIIIElS ARR Ed.
CHICAGO, Feb. l.-As-iStanC United States
N.4ha sjlIHe.i iast izei too mali icIt dis
tilrrns tie south aide, and captured five nen whO
were Oprratug then. lhr prisOrvrs taken before
CumDiiss sOner Hayne ami he'l for bail
A Partner WHO TOOK ALL THE MONEY.
ST LUrl~, Mo-, Feb 1.-GeOrge Wayte, long
a urulrnrtI Ol ihr stock ydrlS, absent from hs
usual aauhts yesterday, and 1t was discovered that he
had fed with all the money tnat he could gather to-
ihcr HIS partner James NOOnan, estimates loss
$4,000.
KILLED ny ACCIDENTS TO ELEVATORS.
CWGAGu, Feb. 1.-Two fatal elevator acci-
drnts occuItl tIs mururS, one at BOUEs collar lac-
tory, No. 1856 South Fnlhaye resulting III the death OF
william Eltck, twenty-Ulc, who pTt TOO heavy a
load ON the t.cVatOT, md OrOKe the overhead
In falling u frarurtd his skull Tho elevator cable III
Iuizi & BTadeys large mdnIfictory Ot agricultural
inpleneuts broke, the elevator ell, and Joseph Seen
WA instantly killed and Herman Harsch and Christian
Munster, the engineer, were seriously injured
The OPERA SEASON AZ CHICAGO.
CmCAGO, Feb. 1.-ColOnOl Map!esOn's Grand
Itlpuu O.elt Company opened ~ Htvety Theatre
last night with u nil and appreciaiIve hOuse, NVluS
- Aida The advance have been larger than on
elthpr nrevUus visit Her Maiesiy's Opera Company
and the prspcols the season are atterlng Every
flr IA nnld for the GerSer nights of this week
Tl,e Ie0iou Of Honor gwen Tor the first time AZ
the grnuI Opora House last night, with Samuel Percy
I'm tbe leading role The play well recelvedb by y
large audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
SUUDEN DEATH ~ TIEGINTA.

WHEELING, W. Va. Feb. 1.-Dr. George
Frtri nruer of tuo ii use O Dr gates from b. lkley
Couaty droppri dead at bis boarding house this morn
lug. lie wa1 tir Hau-c ye-icrnay. and was taken
p.httv ala ls rioIr Iu 0urumChl, bIi not; iGls
vas apprrneuied. Its DIS a,e pronounced spinal
auUbicAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
srp,rr AMONG GERMAN LAWMAKERS


The proposals Of Conservatives III regard 10
tho rctnru, t inxrtton hnv, hcrn mrt with so III lC up
position within thc party itself that for the present th'y
have been ehapdoncd. The bill relative TO biennial
budge,s ard quadrennia paranents met WIN some
opposition N tie Federal C"inrll tno r'pI'Scu'"'os Vi
Iirssc nnd Rrrmrn voting aEIlnst IL.
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syMpAIuIZ,NG WITH TIE BONRs.

ANNItItII NJ, Tuc-'I W I'U I, I0cI
At meeting here Of SympathlSers with the
Bo.r- II wns resolved forward Hn a'css to The k'g
OF the Nc;hcrands praying him 10 direct MS G"V"rh-
mont to make diplomatic representations 10 Great
DIluiu with hc ui irr ~ terminating the war ~ lEe
yal and granting the Independence Ol Ihc BO,is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
FACTORY BURNED.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. IA large factory
In nplcl i0r the manufacture Of laJp
hmrurr, VIZ hr pd Saturday night Tn" loss asfI
m,;rl .i - jnOhJ; II suTcd hIr t.iout S75uO Ahrt
SEQ ,ani~ th;nTn an OF npi.yurh'. IIe hUlIBg
eel y tlIr b istol R'G.- ,:nd Clock Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

dlscharged from the Slopes OF the ROnanza mines tere
IS little likelihood OF replacing them, as with small ex-
ceppnS the bodies have been worked long IA ore
erra"ton would pay for mining aud milling Some
men axe still at work the Slopes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
WARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN GREECE.
CoNsTANrINorLF. N. stay. Feb l. 1881.

CoNsTANTINOrIF. \. siay. Feb /. ISL
All the Government departments have been
ordered not to mako any payments whatever even for
salaries until the end Of March, the whole revenue being
absorbed I'm military pfepua ilOus.
Ihr Italian Government VIII partlclpae w Tue h'Bo-
tiatiOns at COusi tinuinc.
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which this resolution cane. 1t was therefore, laid
| over for dav.
THE FUNDING BILL IN THE SENATE.

over for a day.
THE FUNDING BILL IN THE SENATE.
The Senate Finance Committee today agreed TO
amend the House FGnding bill, so as To make the
bonds redeemabe in five years and payable IN
twenty years from their dates of issue, and to Tx
the rate of interest both for the bonds and the
Treasury certificates al Sig per cent The fonrth,
fifth and SIx IN sections of ihr bill were not lcachel
for consideration to-day. Tn committee ?h-
iuurned until Thursday next, WhcH formal ac'hn
upon all the variOu4 sections and perhaps final COM
inittee action upon the Gill as whole may be ex-
pected.
GENERAL GRANT AT WASHINGTON.
General Grant and wife. aud Ulysses Grant, Jr.,
and wife, arrived here by the limited express at
$50 p. m, and proceeded to the Riggs Honse,
where they will remain during their stay. After
tea the party paid social visit at the residence OF
General Brale II is stated that the object OF ten
era Grants visit at this time liz to attend the meet
ing Of the trustees of the Peabody Fund, when
takes pace at ~ o'clock tomorrow, at the RigGs
House.
PROTECTING STEAMERS FROM FIRE
At the meeting of the Board of Supervising In
spectOrs Of Steam Vessels to-day. the following was
adopted as a modification for Rule 10: "A steam
crs navigating river4. and having boilers externally
heated shall have Il clear of not less than SIX
inches bet yeen the boilers and woodwork on either
side and four inches on the top of the boilers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
CIJBAN TOPICS.

HAVANA, Feb. 1.-The United States steamer
Alliance. Commander Yales' wnch "rr'eu nero
will shortly start for NewOrleans. ...u,.. =, .,o
A fire nj Matanzas may delay tne oPenns Vi tno
Exhibition until March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
ATTITUDE OF THE REPUBLICANS.
40 OPPOSITION, EXCEPT IN VOTING, 10 TIE NEW

ELECIOKAL RESOLUTIONS.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRiBUNg.l
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-Repubcan members OF the
House of Representatives appear generally disposed
to offer little opposition, except III voting TO the
new resolutions 10 regulate the counting OF tho
electoral votes next week. In the course oi COLI
yersation with TRIBUNE correspondent, Rcpresci-
tatve Robeson. who has taken Vciy prominent
mart in all discussions of the subject since lie has
been In Congress, said
an the Democrats offer rs in place OF the Morgan
resolutions copy of those under when the eiector"
votes were counted in 1887, shall vote against
them TO be sue, but shall not feel 1t my duty
otherwise to aid in their defeat. 1t will, of course,
be understood that member who votes eithcr ior
OF against them will by that act surrender his con-
stitutoDal convictions on the general question.
Everybody will understand that the resolutions arc
adopted simply as a temporary expedient TO pro-
vide for q contingency which has arisen III the
case of the vote OF Georgia. and that IL not 10 DC
regarded precedent for the future with this
PLAIN understanding regarding the intent ana scoio
~ o., Mr. Carlisle's prop0sitIon ~ prinTtiu ti ~ -
ahow ~ he adopted although, AZ sald before l
shall Vote against IT, The first OF Mr. Carlisle
S ies1intons Is the same as the resolution whIcn
III onele9 ia tne House before the hOiiday RECESS
anu whch was then rejected by "a strict party NOte,
as you VIII remember Tho second resolution
, ,"uiu uoe uc necessary III we had, as we 0h9ht 10
bave, law 10 meet tins and all similar cmerGcn-
cies which are likely to arise In connection with
the counting OF the electoral votes"
lou are IN favor of a law on that subiectp
les. Another Congress ought not TO go by
WITHOUT the enactment OF such o law. 1t Will be
the plain duty Of the Republican majority IN the
next House OF Representatives to make an honest
aho strong endeavor to pass law on that sub
lect whieh shall command the confidence and sup
port of the people, and forever set at rest the
anu uncertainties which now prevail, ana which,
IN the absence OF any law on the subject, by no
means groundless or Imaginary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
STRUGGLE OF THE PENSION AGENTS.
= EFFfsEK 0ILBs
IBr TELEGRAPH M r.u rp,eryuI
'INAIoH boUAN IN OPPOSITION TO CONMlssIONEH
,e IENTLEY's BILL.

ERNTLEYB BILL.
iBr TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIBusRI
WASHINGTON Feb. 1.-Senator Logan distin-
kushed himself to-day as the enemy OF reform in
The Pension Once. and the superservceable friend
snd representative of the Washington Claim Agents
hings. The Sixty Surgeon bill had been proposed
~ an amendment to the Pension Appropriation bill,
and the charmen Of the Pensions Committee and
81 the Appropriations Committee made brief speeches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
MIR sCuIryLER AT BUCHAREST.

BUCHAREST. Tuesday. tc0 l. 1881
Mr.. Eugene Schuyler. United States Charge
d,Afarra and At tins Court has formally
presented hls Credentials 10 Pfluce SnaIrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
4 PROMINENT LANYEE DR0UNED.

SAN FRANC!>CO, Feb. John w. Dwnnep,
a proh.lnrn lawyer ot tAIscy, drowned last
nay fInG from ferry slip at Fort COST. opposite
Brucia Hi irlcn''S w 70 unaware OF BIS 'ate until
to-day, The accident .u b. ng observed by huyute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
OBSTRUCTION IN PARLIAMENT.


sIRAEGE SCENES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
VIGOROUS MEASURES PROPOSED TO DEFEAT 0D-
sfEUCTION-E. A. sOTHERA's wILL-lRYING TO
AID THE BOFRs.
The debate in Parliament on the Coercion
bill was continued yesterday, the Home Rule
members being defeated repeatedly in their
efforts to elect an adjournment Early this
morning vigorous measures were pro-
posed for dealing with the obstruc.
tionists. The provisions of the will Of the
late +. A. Sothern were made public. An
effort il making in the Netherlands to induce
Great Britain TO grant the Beers their indie
pendence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
THE BONANZA MINES.

BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA dispatch from
Virginia City, New saysi To-day eighty miners were
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17

of the w side of lot s., and a Fl OF the
side of lot 81 in Nlcits survcy 2SS 81
John Lanyon Is Bros shop and part of lot 10
ia Nleit's survey except that part deedcd ~
: Ianyou and Gundry g3s6
James Mankee house and undA of lot 40 in
Twins I'D 1927
Jsmes Yankee I'M a Ct lot ila in Igsins al q q
do DO 8Dl do Si2
sons survey sea so
VIM Perry house and acre of outlof 2sj in
HarrisOns survey rec In book Of deeds
page 28s 10 90
wmPesoh honse ana lut "a inNleit' ssarvey 20 rs
MrsW iioscrow house and II 90 in Nlelt'S sur
Ney except taOsc parts owned by Jenkins,
Bastiau, Goldswurthy Broad and EllaIN ) 90
John hiloy loi IS in Twins nj W.
Andrew STANLEY house and ei ot lot 81 in
Ntglt'S survey eXcont small piece of same
owned by james lynch mi6
Peter fhHno house and part OF lot H!n : let's
survey rec in book ] of deeds page lai o. IS
y Thomas Outlot ~ and nj of 2st IN far1i-
SONS survey 1880
James rregay house and part OF lot iaS in
harisous survey rec IN book Of de@ls
page s. 0tS
Joseph Vivian house and lots i26 anl i21 in
irNin's nd ~ -
Nicholas Wagner house ana lot e57 in irylns
isaao Vim house ana undg Of lot 8Oi in ir-
wins ad $40
Unknown lots 90 ana r. In stavelars Nd 4pi
do lot - do Twins at &2
DO lot 80 do StaYcle:s' al 3 IS
john VIM part OF lot 50 IN Nlrtt's survey
except those parts decided TO r Vivian
Oats and Lauyon described IN deed rec In
vol ~ OF deeds page 55s l0t9
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
Teachers Exam! sion

The regular examination ut teachers for
Iowa county Nit hc he ~ f. lowr;
Millm Monlay IUd TUESDAY $'pf y y -.
iliglLani Ned end Thar, Il * Is.
Ayooa, Friday AID saturday {" n " II
Ar,nu. Monday aud Tuesday y " 70.
Mineral r. Friday aud S.u y " ~
Examination viii htsH a. o'cloct OF THE
hrsi DAY.
NJ priyt,c examination gruled except 10
ease af sickness OF absence from lie county.
" A. ZONES, te. Sui,t.
Mineral Point, Amg - 1881.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
7q77gg 974 :
T0AY BROS.

WHOLESALE AND RZ-A.- DEALERS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17

For your GROCERIES go to
Toay Bros, dealers in choice,
staple and fancy groceries. the
freshest to be had in market.
All kinds Of Green Fruit
in their sctson, and the choic-
est Of Dried and taunei goods
always in stock, such rs is
seldom found west Of Chicago.
Agents for the celebrated
JEFFERSON Doors AND SHOES,
every pair of which is war
mntcd; also keep in stock the
SELF, Johnson ANA other first
class brands,
Confectionery. Nuts. Cigars,
Tobaccos, &c General accents
for Wisconsin for ljupont's
Powder Of all grades.
sayNGoods delivered free to
any part of the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
forty acre tract except that
TOWN {, RANGE Q


Jay Layton uwtofpwi 50 % u
do Swtofnw4 80 - 81
Harisuns survey of the y, lofnw4 made into
lots and formerly in the village of Mineral
Point.
b i Thomas all of lot No Dps in wtotuwt
except tina; part of said lot
described IN deed rcCOtuvi
in vol ~ of deeds page 53i
; l6-l0D 81
Unknown lot No 229 in wiofnwt
lAl-l0O %
Mineral Point min
ing company part OF nc!ofSct rs dcscrih-
in deed recorded in vol II
of deeds page 60l
G y 3 81
40 those pnrts nwtOfSef as de-
scrib I'd in deeds recorded in vol 10 of deeds
page 6Gd and vol II OF deeds page sol
81 81 20
Unknown part of nefOfswf commcnc-
ing : $40 T. $50 fl inches from n stake that
Stands chains and 20 links from the my
corner of said tract running thence Ai' +
700 IL, thence N 30 T. lH9 II thence \ ny
w $40 II thence 70 W 1919 Il to the place
of beginning containing sii-i00 of acres
more or less ss4-l0O ~
Unknown part VI DctofSwt as deSci1b-
ed in deed recorded in vol 3 of deeds page
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17

john Sp'n>'r- ta,ilU istr, hi-ai hls iT''he,
Calvert Hicr,d in tjic G,tm ptc nen q tN
Ghcir father llpll,vr Sptu'tvy. NEW niy, the
same Tor sale 4 fouair> l21 ,cr>, and Is
opr III Tie best ,tnvl> farms W lwp county
Wei provided with good uidns> barns.
wagon mud >tccl, sheds, ahoud.uH'y supplied
with water, both by ruuuiNg strraui, and
,prirss The farm + 'aWhte pr ,r'ug and
feeding 50 head OF enltlc tNd situated partly
Within ard rtose 20 the city ot VI puol Point
The farm will he sold on loasanahlc terms
and one bat vt the purcha~" mruey ean run
Tor time vt years ~ laV gt'c II Interest
This is a good chance Cor e live man tn mike
money. IL JOHN SPENSLEI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
Towns, Range ,.

all Of see 3 that lies ,uth OF the
Is iscausin river ~ 100 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
Town OF wyoming.

Now, therefore unless The taxes interest Nad
charges ON the above and foregoing described
tracts oflaud ana city ana vintage lots ARE pail
on or before the l3th day ot May 4 y. lSNs, the
same viii ice conveyed by hex deed tn the p'ir-
chaser, Authorizations nscd In the foregoing Hst'
for north tor south T. for east " for west,
NV northwest NE northeast SN southwest, So
southeast tr Traction, pt part, uni undivided,
no number, vol volume, hlk block, u feet in
inch. ch chain, IL ink, dcgrcc al or adm
addition I. NJ, GOlbSWORrHN.
Comfy CLERK Iowa County. Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
Patrick King

Patrick King s5ofsotns! u 10 1877
Town 3 Range ,.
Unknown wiofna fofswk 9 80 II 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17

{ Ikl ) 1854
sW corner OF lnt TO - eNm
n,rucing AZ the sw corner ~
said lot running thence e ~
feet three n 10 Rect. thence "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17

tlnSnowu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17

august Schroeder a strip II rods Wide OF from the
n SIDE oi uclofSwt making the n
l5oluelosw. - iOl
Earn est Thladn NV ff>tt ~ - S S.
NJ Cunningham "a s,run - rods wide OF Of The u
side Of the sw iofswf "a rs 461
do a piece In the INV corner NJ the
sstofswt described n follows;
commencing 30 rods west Of the
ne corner OF Sc lofswl OF sec 81 4
sR and running vest 80 rods,
thence s0uth31rodl thence east1S9,
north A. rods thence north I0e
east g rods to place Of begin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
Point City.


William Coads estate and Il. Bowden undiyid-
cd of all that part of lot 40 In Nicits sur
ycy containing - It inches front High
street with metcs and bounds ms described
deed recorded IL vol OF deeds pSge Gls
aud building 403
.judson Bearisley sw! of lot 90 nyicit's sur
vey T05
John Clowncy building and lot - in Vleit's
survey 352i
Edward Coad, Jr. house ana forty feet front
on Fountain street of lot ~ in Vlcits survey
except that part sold 20 IL 5 Clnler recorded
in book : OF deed, pa.-c Il also IT feet
front on Fountain st Of lot 20 IN Nlcit's sni-
Ney, said parts Of said lot 40 and II decided
by Nicholas Coad aud wife and recorded In
book - of deeds page - ~
wmC Corbctt house and lot in blk StronEs
addition l55l
C. Hendr uni Of house md part of lot 30 in
Vleit's survey described In deed from isaac
Tambvn and wife TO Hendrl by decd dat
cd July 2a, lsii and recorded in vol u of
deeds page ca, and in an agreement of Thos
Vincent 10 X Jackson dated Nov -, $50 re-
corded in vol n OF deeds page IS 1905
d n Gates house and part of lot l2l in Volts
survey and part of lot NJ in Harrsors sur
yey on the north side al Mineral Alley rs de-
scribea in deed recorded in vol 90 of deeds
page A04 aj29
Geo Harris house and ~ OF lot ~ in Tay.ors
addition 1851
Thomas james house and lot IL in vicits
survey except 81 # or the side of said lot
owned - VIM Hau2er ia "a
Samuel Juoka house ard lot II block ia
Stron,s addition u 90
ThomasLutcy house AMI lot D!osk Il Strongs
addition ~ &c
John Lanyon III house and part Of lot 9At BIZ;
"a IN Strongp addition lccded by John Mil
ton and wife AUG = $50 ana rec in vol = Of
deeds page 80 a00j
Joseph + Miller house and lot 4blk 81 Stronys
al rs Oh
Joseph Z Miller house and lots is & 80 blk -
Strongs nd 30 CT
James Z Mayhew house and part of lot u in
blk IS in Strong's al as rec IN vol of deeds
page i52 ~ 05
james V MAYHEM house and that part of lot
29i in Huriisons survey rec in vol 3 of
deeds PAGES ~ and ~ ca 10
James Mayhem house and II OFF the y side
of lot 10 and part Of lot 30 in Nleit's survey
as described IN decd from Nelson LHthrop
rec IN book K of deeds page Ia3 vi 70
John o. Dowd housc ana WI of lots and u
blk - in Strong-ad 10 u
K l. Reed Outlpt l6i in linrfiSons survey rs
Il q Reidell house and lot 6 In blk ~ Stronr's
I'D and 20 feet OFF the Z side of lot in blk
~ Strongs I'D 1871
John Rule house and outlot Il! in Harrisons
turycy liUl
K Robinson house and acre in outlot 295 in
HarriSous survey described In deed rec in
Vol IS of deeds page go 237s
VIM Siddle house and lot 50 in raylors al 20 81
Rckard and Stephens barn and lot G5 in Vieits
survey 80 10
Peter Thcno q acres of sciofsci of see ~.
town range 2 ~ described In deed to VIM
Murrish rec in book X of deeds page Al 81 81
james Whalden lot 80 in Taylorsaa %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
I1nradeenled Lands.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Iowa COUNTY MiSCuSsIS,
pongEviLLE, August Sd. ISL.

Notice IS hereby given than the following de-
scrihed lands and city and village lots, in the
County of Iowa AMI state 81 Wisconsin, we've
,old Nv the County Treasurer of said county, al
~ 1sth daV of May. A. D. 1879 for the delinquent
and uppaid taxes OF the year le7s
The mount set opposite each tract OF land,
and city and village lots, is tho amount OF tax,
;nterest and charges thereon computed TO The last
day of redcrption, to-Wit: