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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

BnapwooD In. March 15.-Only . ieet
of vstsr renusins 20 be pumped out OF the
Diamond mines The gater nov coming
ont which must be directly from the plsee
~bsrs TIE bodies are. bears an insunernols
--,.-. .-.S r.e- ~ fhe pumps are obliged
i,,,,-iIr 10 move away from its innn-
- - 81 f-rsh an. From this u y sur'
,-is.5 f6sf the DO lies are horribly oecom-
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KrorrrruE. March 1s.-Bstvesn ssnd >
.,sort ressersny morning, 81 Limestone
ri-.fr rrfIss esss of KnorviIls. The easisrn-
bound passenger trzin uss N COLLISION ~.
f-.I.Ir frnin. Bolh enElnes Esrs .i,.,,.. .rtt.so
sd eirtts-r c1rs oemolsnso. 80 49, ~.
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GA1sEsvnLE, March 15.-[special.l-- 1.-The
district court, which has been in session
here for the last six weeks, will adjourn to-
morrow. The term has been the longest
nerbaps. ever held in Cooke county and oiil-
GERS and attorneys. who have worked hard,
are clad TO see Il close. Out OF a large
criminal docket but six convictions were
obtained. OF these three appealed. The
others were sentenced yesterday for short
terms. There Is a good deal OF comment
and apparent dissatisfaction among our
people over the light punishment received
bv Thomas and Hudson, both OF whom
we're charged with murder in the first de
gree. TIE former, who killed three men,
received two years, and the latter siA
wears in the penitentiary. Hanging un-
doubtedly would have been the Just
deserts OF both. Thomas viii
not likely TO be transported for some Il ne,
ss he IL quite III with throat affection.
on Saturday evening last a.shooting AFFAIR
took piace some twelve miles west Of this
citv, in which Harry Morris shot NJ. ID.
Hargard in the back Of the bead with 4
sbotgun. fnhicting n wound from which u
| n thought he will die. Morris had an eN
aiming trial before Squire fo-ma1 yes
terday, ana his bond was fixed Al sl.oOO
| Bad blood had existed Tor some time nt
/ tween the parties. and while Hnggard va
approaching the house Of Morris brothe
~ was shot by defendant, who was In th'
bouse At a window. HaEgard was unArned
/ md utafes he did not know defendant va
/ In The house. Morris says be shot HagEhr'
/ because Be was afraid BE- would XII him
The Cooke County Medical association
met here this evening and sppoint anothe
meeting in this city on the 1lth Of IN
month. af which time delegates Wi ,
cbOsen 10 attend the meeting Of the on
west Teras Medical ass0ciation, 20 Be hel
Al Paris In April neEt.
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Croo and Business Notes.

New YoRK, March ia private letter
from gentleman travelling through the
southwest records the following memoran-
dun: "Through northern Ohio, southern
Michigan and Iowa and part Of Indiana
farmers are in much doubt about the out
come of their winter wheat, There has
been very little snow on the ground,
and they are afraid the repeated
thawing and freezing will have. killed q
GOOD deal of the seed. People living along
the Mississippi do not look for much trou-
Bile from high water. The alluvial deposit
resulting from an overflow acts as a Ter
tilizer. Cotton lands thus far have been
greatly enriched. ST. Louis business men
tell me that general business has been much
improved since the lst of
Narch, and q good year expected. The
Wabash road is doing an immense passen-
ger business, and is carryiEg numerous
Immigrants en- route for the southwest. In
the wheat region Of Missouri and Illinois,
farmers report much damage has been done
10 crops by warm days and freezing nights.
MANY farmers are plowing up their wheat
fields and sowing them with lax"
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CHICAGO, March 16.-Howard, White &
Co.'s commercial circular shows: Hogs
packed in this market for the year ending
March /, 1888 was, 4,223,0O0; decreased,
$4,000, compared with last year; packing
during the past summer season, 1,665, 900;
decrease, 1,064 900, compared with last
summers packing; winter season, 2,57S,-
000 increase, 10000, compared with last
winters. The falling off in the aggregate
is attributed to the decreased supply Of
hogs in the country, higher prices and
restrictions on expectations making packers
cautious. The average weight OF hogs
packed during the summer is, 2lS, against
2l3 in 1881, and 234 in 1880; average weight
ziC q .,ssaiinst 25e- - e7re-
Sa,Srels; total, 423, 900; sweet pickled haISs4
( / 900 tierces; green hams, 3,22s0O0
pounds; other hams, 31,4l1,000 pounds;
sweet picked shoulders. $1,000 tierces;
green and dry salt shoulders, 3l,SI9,o 900
bounds; short ribs, 6,277 600 pounds; short
clear, 2i OS5, 600 pounds; long clear, 20, ,255,-
900 pounds; other sides and fancy cuts,
AZ, ,223, 900 pounds; jacks and bellies, 7,l59,-
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. -. r--ulnr|n . E-s t-1Es OF !. t1s
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MrurHrs. March ia specirl % the
Assooisfsd Press from Helena. Arkansass
ssvs. The rsues this morning registered
t,-tv-sfr f-st. decline ofihres inches our
- me rasf fourteen hour. A nero man
= rprgted 20 have been drowned on Boz
WeaIis rllare. OPPOSITE here last evening
Tbpre 4 10 decline In the overflow ract Ia
o. potfCus. n VII requirt crns-d-
e-rble NOR fal of The rlFer %
tbs sifnsffor t~htuf the levees- The ratsr
f-o-I The rrest g. francis basir j. c1fnlrg
- -~r'if y rri1 Il - rIea- ~ Crystal hHFinE
d-r.osi..f its lcsd of rrurFT s-clrne-t IN thnr
aiarrsl ~. Prer.arn-iJ-- 81 tneeeu crur
a. err-rerica'ir rulrE f1lwarlr he narn-
~. 20 the mobile A turtt Ftsle-n rnllfcer
~rsrr frrs srfcirufiy - ndut n -urE
Trains vil r-1tat,y b fnCTinr oTer 4
rf.llrr 10 we-fs
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cmcsso. March ls-IuvsstigHtion made
bv the reporters 20 30 show that many Of
tfs Ia-gs epartment bindings IN Chicsfo
srs vsritnble Irt-traps, demanding instant
attention of the aufhOrities.
In rsr.rd % The aungunosmsnt that
Cerrnnn dscree axninst the imp0rtatlon oi
Arnerican hoE pro1ucts has been pr1in ~
znted. Arucur A Co s4T ne oecres Va ~
hsss Any efect On this yea- . c-up, as tnere
= n, srrr.Irs whnteVer frr erport- An
athe- large provision hguss here u E1-1e-
irf ststsdcs rom I'll rarts ~ ne c-lnlryi
with fhs irfeuticn ci cunTlrclnf TIE Ger
rsr rrrsrnrnart nat our hoE r-oru1-s ~
urrfkr a nrcsrtErre-
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the verdict was announced. He was in
charge OF the sheriff when last
seen, and il Is reported that after the ex-
cited crowd left the streets at q
late hour last night he was taken out to
the country residence of his step.father.
A petition signed by most of the lawyers
Of both political parties will be presented
to the court at O'Clock. praying that
| Dukes name be stricken from the bar.
Preparations are being made for a big in
dignation meeting tonight.
SECOND DISPATCH.
UNIoNTowN Pa, March 15.-The excite
ment to-day over the acquittal of Dukes, is
as intense as ever, but it is not manifested
by such demonstrations as were made lasi
appearance on the streets this morning, were
publicly hissed and hooted at from
every corner, the people crying "Tar and
feather him !" "Hit aim with q brick %
ride him on rail !" and other expressions
of indignation and contempt. The jurors
left town as soon as they could. Dukeshas
gone to the home OF his mother, in German
township.
A Sensation
BosToN, March 14.-A sensation was cre-
ated in the legislature to-day by message
from Governor Butler vetoing the bill
making appropriation for expenses and va
riOus charitable and reformatory institu-
tions. He says it contains appropriations
for district purposes some of which are OBJ
jectionable and others not, and are but q
continuation of what he says is the vicious
practice of writing in one bill different ap-
for entirely diverse objects.
He quotes this method as applied 10 con-
gressional appropriations, where it is
great bar to satisfactory legislation. Most
of the appropriations in the bill, he says, are
for the payment of salaries, expenses and
the cost of supervision of the state aims
house, work-house, primary schools and
reform schools, and he estimates the
appropriations for salaries at G9
per cent. of the amount to be expended
for the maintenance of these institutions.
Salaries have been increased rather than
diminished. He is convinced the common
wealth employs more officers and agents
han are necessary to do. its business, and
hat the state institutions are managed
with unnecessary extravagance. He de-
won't allow it to become a law without
lis approval, as he might do.
The plea that all appropriations
ire audited and supervised by the
,tate auditor as protection against robbery
s not correct, as his business is but to ex-
lmne the arithmetical features of these ac-
counts rather than to 60 behind them and
ascertain if honesty characterizes the tran
actions they represent. The governor re-
urns the bill unapproved, asking the legis-
ature to pass another bill cutting OFF large
mounts of salaries and placing proper
hecks on the expenditure of money, SO it
an be known how it has been spent and
where it has gone.
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-. .--.--~i5ert q Msrioo. ard pari5 AZ
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Misoellaneous ForeIgn News.

M =
IoNpoy. March I6.-The Times TINS
morning SAYS: In Manchester, Leeds
Tiverpool and London the feeling OF Eng
lish workingmen, once sympathetic mas
become cold. 1t only depends on few
more cases of dynamite outrages to tuIn
this feeling to angry hostility, which the
authorities will find very difficult to con-
troll. Az
GENEVA. March l6-The German ana
French socialists here propose 70 meSe Z
great demonstration Sunday.
OCCURRED FROM THE OUTSIDE.
l,oNpoS March 10.-A later and closer
J.; ;rsYansion shows the explosion occurred
from the outside of the building,
No arrests have vet been made III con-
nection with the explosion. The police no.
ticed nothing suspicious about the suiiu-
ing before the explosion occurred
WoNiT PROSECUTE.
nrpIrr. March 16.-Waterford court as
sizes were crowded to-day, as II was e1-
pected the crown would proceed wltn .ne
ease against Biggar, member oil parnanieht
for Craven for his utterances In speech ne
delivered in Waterford last December. No
hi however was presented by the granu
jury. n
IoNpoN. March l6.-There IS an enor-
nous crowd gathered at the scene OF the
explosion last night in the local eoVSTr,h-
ment hoard Offices, in Westminster. Inc
goyernment inspector has made an exam IAN
ination OF portion OF the buhdlng uana. IN.
aged by the explosion, ana p.acss p.,ss;nad the
exnlosive material was placed IN the cellar dniAr
of the local government board oihces. Inc
Times saws: III the irish extremists are
really going TO reply with dynamite 70 any
measure they disapprove OF, y ls CERTAIN
the day Of remedial legislation Is over
CAREY.
IoNpos, March 16.-A dispatch TO the
Times from Dublin saws: The governmen.
has refused 10 accept the evidence oi
Ts-nes Muilett. James Carey, the IN
fcrraer. has received letters from All par
OF the Kingdom, notifying him that rs .hers
are plenty Of men 70 take tne places a. ILL.,. sn1.
arrested. He Ii not allowed 70 Teao he"s'
.aners containing attacks upon him.
r.o.nor. March 16.-A dispatch from
. p.ris avs Kari Marx, founder OF the IN,
ternstional Workmen's associanon' o'eo
Yesterday at Argenteuil. .,.- s-s.,d
Dt. Frederick Erget, an intlmate nse,, nis.u
Of Kari Marx, says Msrk olea y. ,,-essn,
near Regents para. DR.. Erget vas pLssssn' psss.s.
~ his death which was caused BY Drouchiil :
.f.ceas Of the lungs and internal bleeolns
0--r I'd respect 70 the wishes OF Marks. Nne Nis
slwavs avoided demonstration, the iainill
decided 10 have q private funeral. Aeou
lei0hfeen persons Will be present, inclnoln.
4er friends coming from the conunent
The place Of inierment has nov -
ennourced. Dr. Ergef probably speaks
fbe grave. There VII BE- no religious CIV
m0ny.
Tornor. Narcn l6.-Tbe Pail NAL 1h
zsffe ssvt. In many maps Of London ~
io~si rovsrument board one 4 mnrEen =
ne home 0fBcs. IL thought tne n,.-.nP
.~,,h fl.s i1sa II vns the latter, Sir "hllan
. us-r~urf fbe hone secretary, beng Fer
cbnoriDus 70 the Fenians-
rn7 rrForEDED.
nr-rrrr. narrn 16s-Tbe Evening ., lel,
r-rr'h rh.-res the London press. = -. -.
rhs Times, with enoe.F9-1nt "
~Ioleros arzinst ths Irish-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

The Investigation OF the receipts and dis-
.ribnfion OF corn and wheat TO March Isl,
has been completed by the department OF
aoricuiture. IL makes the stocE o. cor gh
bsnd Al that date about 100000 bushels,
-. ls ,,sr cent. OF last years crop. or this,
sao 0oo 0OO bushels are in the states OF the
so,,.r-i basin and north Tennessee, and
iea OGo O00 bushels in the middle
.i.t.s In co.nparison with the aF-
srsge stock Of the past i've years
al Ire tame date there is scarcely any ID
crease in The western or middle states. IN
The south the percentaEe oi crop
!. ta i1sfead Of IS Taking all the states
..,otbe- fbe increased stock is about per
- Tbs seven surplus corn states. from
10 Ohio vesf 70 EeDraska and kansas- N
cinsive. had 50 per cent Of the crop on
hand; sgsinst y, 2 Per croS cSns so lr.rsb .-is
isf when stocks were sl5 ooo 90 busneis'
The present total is ebout zJ.vt1''y DIsl ~,
- sg.insf 30 600 900 last March II Id
-. -. - Tov, he proportion on hand 4
- fbs, A. average Of the previous nFt
-.s-s TnNis.ouri and Kansas i is greAier
/ ~. stuf-ihufion of quantity already CD
-..--,.5 ;Iinsf-sfes the rural economy OF u,
s,4.-.,,f s.rfious. In nll the south hi'0ui
--s-ffh 10 used fnr feed o. nnan
r~r- half for the fond of Tnrk -
ne rernsIn5er ~ feeeinE srlne ~ c.IL.e
- ~ -rerf hnIfis used 10 feedinE ffr fnea
-'--5 -rfIor. 3 rer cent for inl't ~ rnsn
/ ~.se-f irputh fof feeding urrE 1rirna :, -
!. -,~-Fi1- not nun lnrEsf s enfripuen -
S;.l~-t rnnrFrf. TIE p-uuortion - gnee
= [--.S ua-rh II Il = uEr cFrt q -
- ~ sbouf 1o4 n10lDo bushels. n
----,--'.-.-fI-r II he last I've Tears a. -
\ f.se 4 rrr-IT TIE szrne In ne rtstes - -
---|f-rl f|rrfr. TctaI rfp1r,e1 ~ nAn1-
~ - 1lf tustrls. I1e p1-tl1n rerna.i
- n 30 srrfhern sistes - > - cent =
.srrf ia fts nVp-n1s o rrfFlpus Ee.r
r. ~ P1rifc rtr'rs - fe-re1.-f- = 2
,-.~--s III ~ T--.r-r nrsr.rs. = - e.
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The president has suspended Jude Wilson
C. Hoover, associate Justice of the supreme
court Of Arizona, pending investigation by
the department ofiustice, of charges Of cor
rnpt practices in accepting bribes. Judge
Hoover is well known in this city, from
his connection with the Dickson star-route
bribery cAes.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-05-10

Entered at the Postonice at Darlington, as
second class matter.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-05-10

subscription, 81 per Year, In Advance.
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INDIAN SCHOOL HERD.

Notice IS hereby given to stock
men that the school herd Of this
Agency is very much scattered, and
will be looked after at the spring
"round-up." Brands / ID and ID VI
on side, and VI on jaw. Allpcrsons
nhving knowledge Of cattle bearing
these brands will please report the
same j'thi95otiee.
JNo. d. MILES,
Indian Agent.
Cheyenne e Arapahoc Agency,
O~eliNet9n, IN, Np@. 'As.'Nj
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Arkansas CITY, KANs,
srRAYED OR STOLEN.

One roam mule, Ued roam 14t5 or 10 hands
high, branded u S and on left shoulder and
thigh.
One black horse pony, ! years old, with small
saddle mark ana a little white around edge OF left
hind hoof. Branded on LETT thigh.
a liberal reward will be paid for the return Of
same. or f0T information leGdirg TO their recovery
Address PETER SHIELDS,
Darlington |. 4 q.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-05-10

Cowmen when at this point can
find accommodation for their horse
stock at Seger's livery.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-05-10

All cowboys go to the City Hotel
when they want first-class meal
Os bed.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-05-10

Schiff bauer Bros. is headquarters
for cattlemen and Territory people
at Arkansas City, KS.
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J. FRANK DEAN,
WATCH MAKER,
CAIDW KAN9
CALDWELL, KANs.

DyParties living at q distance can
send their Watches and Jewelry by reg
istercd letter, as merchandise, with per-
tect safety alta very small cost, and can
depend on having thet work done prop
erly and promptly. Charges reasonable,
and satisfaction guaranteed, at the u. Q.
Book store. Don't forget the place et5a
Daily globe., 1883-08-10
THE Crops.

Favorable Reports From the Line of the
st, Paul & Manitoba Road Received Yes
to tdaY.
morning.
Anoka-Favorable reports come in from
wheat harvesters in this vicinity; weather
clear and cool.
Albany-Weather past twenty four
hours partly cloudy and cool; crops doing
we'll.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cloudy and cool;
crops doing well. ..f.....
BarnesvlIe Raining; new light crops do
ing we'll.
Big Lake-Crops of all kinds looking
we'll; weather clear and hot.
Benson-Grain doing WE'LL weather
cloudy; cool.
Browns Valley-Crops looking we'll;
weather cloudy; warm; raining during
the night.
Orookston-Light rain during night;
cloudy and warm this morning; crops in
fine shape.
esrwater-Weather cloudy and cool;
cool nights; haying- done; crops coming
on beautifully; weather very favorable for
wheat. ..-...
Clear Lake-Some pieces of wheat have
been cut yesterday and a commencement
on oats; all The farmers claim good crops
of all kinds as the weather has been most
favorable. ., r,.t
DeIano-Westher clear; cool; crops doing
we'll. $3.50 :
Everest-Weather cloudy; cool; heavy
rain last night; crops looking fine.
EVansvllle--Ino growing crops of all
kinds doing nicely; cloudy and cool.
Fergus-G3od shower this morning
which will greatly benefit growing crops;
cloudy and warm This morning.
Fisher-Llght rain last night; cloudy
aud warm this morning; crops looking
fine
GIyudon--Rainlng and warm ;grain look
ing fine.
Grand Forks-Nice rain last night;
cloudy and warm This morning; grain look
ing fine.
Grafton-Light rain last night; foggy
and cool this morning: gain looking and
doing well.
Hillsboro-L,gnt rain last night; cloudy
aud warm this morning; grain in fine
shape.
Howard Lake Weather cloudy; mild;
crops doing we'll.
Herman-Crops doing finely; no rain
cloudy; cool this morning.
Hope-ClOudy aud cool; wheat looking
fine.
Larimore-Heavy rain last evening and
very heavy rain last night; clear and warn
this morning; ps very fine; will com
mence harvesting x next week.
acknowledgements cloudy; cool; crops
doing we'll.
Moorhead-Fine rain this morning
cloudy and cool; crops looking well.
Monticelle-Cioar and cool; no rain
crops doing well.
Morris Weather ciondy and mild; crop!
looking fine.
Osseo-Past ~enty -four hours warmer
no rain; crops < we'll; harvest begun
Portland CIoudy and warm; heavy rail-
last night; crot- looking fine; prospec
good.
Ripon-RaiIu grain looking fine.
Stephen-He rain last night which
did lots of %; cloudy and warm thi
morning.
st. Vincent-Vsry heavy fall of rain yes
terday af'erno9 on aai last night: did NJ
damage, but d. 1t do very much good
cloudy and VAIN lhls morning.
Sauk Centre -Jrops unchanged; weathe
past twenty-fouE 4oQrs cloudy, damp ant
ool.
Daily globe., 1883-08-10
Eighth Street, S.ath Side.
Roberts & Randalrs Addition to St. Paul
Franklin Street, East Side.

Rice & Irvins's Addition to st. Paul.
Daily globe., 1883-08-10
HEALTH rs WEALTH

DR.. E. C. Vests nerve and brain treatment,
specific for hysteris, dizziness, commissions,
nervous headache, mental depression, loss of
memory, premature old age, caused by over
exertion or Over-indulgence, which leads to mis-
cry, decay and death. One boz Will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one months treat.
ment. One dollar box or sig boxes for fivI
dollars, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. Wid
each order received by us for six boxes. sccom.
panied with five dollars, we will g. ID the Dur
chaser our written guarantee to retur- the MONEY
if the treatment does not effect 8 cure. Gusr.
antees issued only by Laubbie Co., oornew
Third and Wabashaw streets, st. Paul, MINI.
0rsirrs by mail promptly attendAd to.
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Tenth Street, South Side.

HOYt's Subdivision Of Morrison's Block OF
Hoyt's Addition to St. Paul.
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Tenth Street. ENth Side.

Supposed owner and 1854 e..I .3-..-.L
description. ty iu.. tra.s.ts Ben efts.
8 G Iindall. Miscellaneous strip Of land
bounded by lot 8, Borup's addition to
st. Paul. Tenth street, and the Ely and
WHY lines of said lot 8, produced TO
Tenth street 6. :. ................s .s2S IS
Geo Seibert. Miscellaneous strip Of land
bounded by lot 2, BoCup's edition to
st. Paul, Tenth street, and the Ely and
QW'ly Lines Of said lot 2, produced to
Tenth street. ....................$2 $28 55
M q Church. Miscellaneous strip of Land
bounded by lot L; BOrup's addition to .tn
st Paul, Tenth street, and the Ely and kIur.
Tenth street. .S2T 81
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Thirteenth Street, North Side.
Won Minden Street, North Side.
Ely's Addition to St. Paul

Winslow's Addition to st Paul.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block Benefits
Pat Doherty ............ IL 81 SO
Edward Harmon. w 40
feet of 8 100 feet of -. 8 IL 35
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l. Fl Hunt. Commencing on Canada
street, 3O8 40 # from NV corner
of block Is, Hoyt's addition to st.
Paul, thence My along Canada street
10 #; thence E parallel with line of II
said block 15, to Broadway, thence on
line Of said Broadway 45 #; thence W ~
parallel with N,ly line of said bIocIr 15 u oi-e
to beginning - ........ sI1 SO
Deyton's Addition tS st. Paul. --..-
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Burr Street. East Side.

Brunsoa's Addition to st. Paal.