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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
LOCAL LINES.

Flesh Lines at Whepley's today
 Cutters Whisky at the O. K.s
 Fresh O. K. butter at wherley's.'
 Rumor says Pete Holcemb will
 be ndidate Tor Sheriff.
 Call for Boca i,eer at the Becs
 Beer Depot.
 Two kinds of ice cream at tue
 CAsIso, eas, side of the plaza, every day.
 w. F. McNufty is selling boots. shoes and clothing at cost.
 Go to the CASINO for nice ice cream.
 Chocolate and Vanilla Ice cream at the OAsISo, cast side the pIaza, to-day
 Mir. Robert Steinegger, the assayer, may be found at the Garden City Drug Store when not in his office.
 Fire cigars and tobacco at Ever hart's.
 Drink Soda Water at she Garden City Drug Store.
 For Fresh Candy and Nuts go to ". F. Everhart's Drug and Variety Store.
 For a cool and refreshing arink of Soda Water. go to the Garden City Drug Store.
 IT you are sick and want medicine you can find it at ". F. Everhart's Drug and Variety Store.
 Mr Frank Walker of Tombstone. the architect who drew the plan uf our county courthouse, arrived in town this morning
 \ Elegant snd refreshing baths Of z all sorts have been fitted up at Shu- makers barber shop.
 SIT. H. N. Eliot. of Oakland, who is getting up sn illustrated history of i Arizona. arrived at the Lemon Hotel this mo. Dirg.
 If the blood circulation is un- Obstructcd there is no chance for Bright's disease, and St. Jacobs Oii will increase the circulation.
 Choice roll butter. new crop comh horey, smyrna figs, black dates. lines, lemcns, oranges and all fresh fruits st Geo. F. Coats
 Fine French corseis made to order. also. French system of dress cut ling taught. Mrs. M. ! McIntyre, L, mea Hotel, room 16; one month cnly. s-tu-th
 Dyer, the landscape artist of Pres colt, is to come to Phoenix soon 10 draw a birds eye view of our city end surroundings.
 We keep the finest stock of wines and liquors specially selected for family and medicinal purposes Family Liquor Store, opposite Post> office. Another "largest mine in Arizona" has been discovered in Yavapai county. This makes about the four thaussnlis- biggest thing in the Territory" Postmaster Mnwrv says the Pres colt mail WIS baSely slandered yes- terday wh.n we aid cur Presco't papers came from the south. We . were slightly mistaken. We meant t to say ,he Prescott mail came in an empty bag to-day. Peter Stallman, Bennington town~ shlp. Io~a, having suffered with was indut el ts try >t. Jacobs Oil, the marvellous pain rem- edy, and was cLtirely cured. Phoenix has two nurseries that should receive the patronage oi farmers who prefer 10 run no risk in buying trees grown iii and suited to this climate, ard warranted uu4 10 name. MT. R. E. Harrington ard Mr. Dave Turner have large sup ply of fruit and ornamental trees which can be transplanied fresh and vigorous. Use California Fruit Salt tn re- ( duce your head after overeindulg- ence in drinkIng. t's
 Something old-AIlen's Brro1s Phy ysic { Acte qHicklv- re! e eS prompt ara heV- rr fails tu cure Sick eAdae .e and Con- Fti patton. 25 cent, large bOule-At all tts-4"
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PHGN1x. A. T.. July 2s. 1SS4.

PHGN1X, A T :, July Xo, I6S4.
 A meeting of The Board of Direc- tors he Arizona Industrial Expo> sition Association was called for this day. No quorum being present the mem ters adjourned to 9 o'clock a. rn., July 29, at the office of the secretary.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

Young Men. Middle Aged Men and All Men who suffer from early 1T discretion will find Allen's Brain Food the most powerful invigoranL ever int oduced {; once restored by Ii there is na relspse Try it; .t never fails. S1; for $5-At 1rnggists, or by mail from , H Allen sl5 First AveRSe, New York City
 mwff-fY
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RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE. CHICAGO

RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE CHICAGO. Dr. Walter Haues Professor of Chemistry Medical lege, Chcagn,
 q have recently examined package of Royal B4kne Powder myself open entirely of times before ed inc Royal Powder and have always ou it. just xsmlnation, kilu!y compounded of materials WALTER $. HAYNES, M D."
 =
 D Garrison of Toxcology Chicag go College of Pharmacy. says:
 T have examined package of Royal Baking Powder obned from grover and pure wholesome materials alum other injurious The of he of employed this powder lime usually present baking powders in which cream of tartar of M ferior quality is H. D. GARRISON. M D." COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS CHICAGO Prof C B. Gbson chemist College Phy ca surgeons Chi cago, says:
 procured of oynD ahng powdor from family subjected animation found different from of the baking po~d strictly absolutely pure, Aa pleased and might hnd for the In view of the difference "gllbe people rases occasionally strike an honest article C. B. GIBSON"
 KENTUCKY COLLEGE.
 E. Menke Professor Chemistry Kentucky College q have carefully ex"ned package of val Baking Pow powder strength anng aba aum deeeous ingredient everything being wholesome. ALBERT F. MENKE Henry Technology says:
 q have examined package Royal Baking Powder purchased by myself entirely from aa alba CT other injurious substance HENRY MoRToN" analytical chemists he hrmo of right Merre Louis, says
 analytical Royal Baking pur- myself of the highest grade ng nothing pur, useful Ingredients
 "Ju4N II. WKIeuT, M D.
 "AIBEhT MkrlsL1 M D.
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BY MAIL FILLED

Sewiig z Machine Needles, all kinds, per d. zen..--..--. .----.--.-.-.--.--- soc Shuites for Family Sing-r. each .... Sl GO Shuttles for othe' Machines. each..-. 1 50 nnd ? cent stamps taken Whe-e we have nosgents. we will retail Machines diro ely f-om onr Tucson branch. Corr spondence solicited from parties wishing to purchase.
 Remember. it is no experiment to buy Genuine Singer Addless
 THE SlNGElc 37 A HE'ss co.
 Tncson, A. T.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

Wm McMurtre Professor mistry versity, late Government Chemist "Tbe Royal Baking Powder has family for and acra wHieh perfectly quality, and free any deeterious substance.
 McMuRrR1E M, Pb. D."
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MONUMENTAL EvIDr'NCE. The Royal Baking Powder UlGQQalad f0f: f:PQTity and WlQlGS0nGnGSS.
The following crfcane well article of food
GOVERNVENJ CHENISrS REPORTS. /.


Prof Edward G. Love- the cIIemn says:
 q have tested w wh chased of ingredients It is of dcgee
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Esfray N0tlce.

A T my ra sh. near Phoenix in cha.ge ~ of D. N fs 8 Co, ont black hssse. seddle marked, brand on left shoulder: Hiso one light bay hurse, white fe |, a,id wsl1te stripe in face. brand mt cistinc;. The owner can have them by paving for this notice and charges at the runch.
 c. A. i w4s.s1s. - Phoenlz, July 8, 1884.
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Election Notice.

NvoTTCF is hereby given ihat an elec- 1% tion viii be held or Saturday, An gnst 9 1884, for ihe election of tn ee school trustees. for school dirtrfe,. No ci y of Phoenix, : errisory of srtzona said election will be held at the school house- il the city of ho.n'x. Polls open from o'clock 3. m to o'c ,ock D m All persons nf--ls1 age Of 2l ye&rs, lnsln ar fe- male. having resided in the Teiii.ury SIX sIoDths and i'll he schpol district far % days prior to the election, are eLti led-s,' a vote
 r 2-td JOHN II. BURGER. cle,k.
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Pref. H A. Mott Government chemist Says: Tt fact Baking pu
 HI A MOTT ph. D."
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Summons.
- Ronert B. rodd. Plaiatiff.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the Sec
 ond Judicial Tpistrirt f tac Territ Jry of Arizona n and for tbe County of Mar
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:. <s8Ee for Pubi ca ion,

.st"N 1SS1S> cfar.as..s, Statement No. i3i2.
 LAND oFF1cs at PR. SCOTT, 4 IT..
 JrIy I0;h, s4.
 ~ GrTCE is hereby given that Inc f,.l
 .owirg nam ~e,t! las filed liu- tic, of his Intention ta make fiaai proof in support of his cla i'm. aud that said ;lrcoi vii b. mad. befor- th" .;u v. af The ,ecaed Districf cour of !. alicopa County, re fiG oi Ariz bna. a PhoeiiS, MariSa pa Q snty. zoi Terri ry, op he i1ih ia, of Au u-t. SSt, viz i+aaiel B Hra"e oi Pndaix, NericuIa t'.s.-spizo~S fs' rstorv. rhi- eciaratGrg Stat ni'nt He.iS 2, for he w IA ut suctfcn \ ,- thirty five t3l) n township ~eveI C. DO th flinTs No eight (ol n {. i'e nie- ihe fol owing i,nrsse- 70 pr-vs h 5 conNnA0u re l. viz: tlvcas Won Stud-ycS. Ramon ach co Jan o,fo, aud Kaisaa Ptilio- all of Phoenix. Maricopa county, Arizona Ter -itorv THOMAS WI. C..
 Eeg ster-
 First pubiication Jnls 10 1881. 5v
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Letter LEsf.

Unclaimed letters remaining in the postoffice at Phoenix, Arizona July 2s, 1884: Ault, E-2 Allen, Chas Il Bruton, Patrich Gates, Frank Gibson, Joseph Logan, DavId Hines, E L Hines, l. $ Keith, J Jeff Miers, hn Mccullough, h E NJ cGrath, R K Ray Milton Rayer, 5 Rice. Thos Strauss, M Turner, Marion Tisdale, c L Turner, Miss Ada Yak, Frank Wat~on, J J Woods, c Weaver, B WIsner, Frank Wasson, c L
 CARTES EsPANOLAs. Narsizo Acosta, F A Contreras, Pedro Soteilo, Vi, ente Sotello F GenZ; les, l. CaIona. Francieco Lepia, Juan Ocon, Pedro Valie.
 Gall for advertised letters.
 GEO. E. MowREY. P NJ.
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AFTERNOON.

One o'clock p. m.-Board met, with Ill members present
 Il appearing to the board that the assessment of the property of the Ariz ma Canal company being iI hr snm of $500.0O0 is xcessive ant too high; it IS ordered that the same be reduced and iS hereby reduced to the sum of $87,000.
 It further 'Dpenri-g to the board that the deduction from the value of ih D. perry of said A. izUia Canal company by way of a mortgage upon sail ptoncr', iu favor of F. F. Low IS excessive of the value of the said mortgage, it is ordeTt that the Ieduct O.. uh ac- count of said m~rtgage be reduc c, 10 $75, 5,000. the value of such mort : gage.
 On mellon inc board of equaliza- ton adjourned until June 3l.
 Beard convened as board oi upervi~ois for the transaction "t business in regard to the hospital.
 in the matter of the resignation f Geo. A Wallnce, hospital stew I'd, flied July 29th. On mo'ion am by vote of full board said resigna> tion was accepted.
 On mutiun IL hy vote of full board, Jacob Andrews IS appointed hospital steward tv receive compeu- satlnn same as has been heretofore paid to Wallace.
 On motion boa I'd adjru ned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
LOGAN AT CHATAUQUA.
His Very Neat Little Speech Before
the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union.

CHAUTAUoUA, n. Y, Aug. 16.-The clos
ing meeting Of the Woman's Christian TEN
/ peranee union this afternoon, Gen. J. c.
Blake, Democratic elector from Illinois. and
Geo. Farnham. of Vermont, are here with
their wives, who were graduated with the
class Of 1884 This afternoon John a.
Logan was presented in the ampitheater to
ten thousand people. The general was
greeted with prolonged cheering and shout
ing and waving OF handkerehiefs. General
Logan replying to the address of presenta-
ton said:
Ladies and gentlemen, there's certainly
enough in this audience to inspire anyone
who is capable of addressing you in an ap-
propriate and proper manner In that GER
tainly would fail were / to attempt it. In
mans economy there are wastes, and a waste
of time is one of them. Some years ago
men OF sufficient breadth of judgment and
views were found to provide for t..at waste
in an appropriate and efficient way III the
organization Of this assembly, so that the
time of rest, time which might pass away
without benefit, should be used to advantage.
And here on this beautiful
spot of ground, near this lovely lake of Chau-
tauqua, amid the tail Gins and wide spread
ing beaches, we find assembled thousands,
meeting to enjoy great moral aud intellec-
tual feast, the influence of which will ramify
every portion of this Republic. Here You
have lectures on the arts, sciences, literature,
philosophy and religion, sending out their
influence like little rivulets thOt flow outfrom
here to form the broad ocean of
moral sentiment that surrounds this
great people The great benefits,
extent and power of which / am
not competent to express. In all govern
ments and countries in the exercise of
authority in the making of laws, IN the exc
cution Of same. there ought to go along band
in hand in hand with them that moral senti-
ment which will make our natures finer and
gentler in dealing with our fellow men.
Applause. l came to this place this morn
ing after many promises to myself that /
should visit aud see the good people that as
semble here. / am glad | have made the
visit, and thank you for YOUR
kindly greeting. | shall go away
with membranes that shall last
long. When / return to my home shall re-
member the lesson that this visit has taught
me, that is, that there are no periods OF pleas
ure belonging to man that may not be util-
lied for our benefit.
General Logan remained on the platform
during the giving of the concert by 800
voices, under the direction of C. C. Case, of
Akrou, Ohio Z. A. Excel, of Chicago, sang
a solo. Another concert was given this eve
ming by the choir and the Yale college elee
club. The audiences to-day were the largest
ever known at Chautauqua.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
COMMERCIAL.
On 'Change.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 17.-Yesterday was duller
OH change than the usual Saturdays board.
There was no disposition shown to trade and the
few transactions were confined to oats and feed,
No. ?. regular wheat was 1c OFF; corn declined
1c; oats were 1c easier; ground feed was weaker
and buyers were soc off in their bids balcd hay
was held at SOC advance eggs were easy. Follow
Ing is the CALI
WHEAT-No l hard, SOC bid; Csc asked; Sep
TENDER, soc bid october, soc bid year, sec bid,
Soc asked; No. : hard, SSc bid; No. = regular,
Coo bid; September zoe bid; year, 15c asked.
CoRN-No. ,, 49c bid; September 40c
bid Ocroher, 50c bid; year 40c bid, 45c asked.
No. 3, Use bid,
OATs-No. mixed September 2iC bid, 25c
asked; October gle bid year 24e bid.
BARLEY-No. , 53c bid; Sept. sac bid year,
bSc bid 40. ; extra, 45c bid; Sept. 45c bid
Oct I5c bid year, 45c bid No. . Acc bid.
RYE-No. =, soc bid
GROUND FEED-SiS.00 bid 5000 asked
Corn MEAL, SID 90 asked
BRAN-Sacked, $500 bid: $3.50 asked
BALEn HAYS 90 asked.
TtuorHy HAY.-Sl0.00 bid.
PoTAToEs-sdo bid Doc asked,
EGGs-l2c bid; 13c asked
BUrrgR-Paeking &c bid, 6kc asked dairy
Gir - &C asked choice, l5c asked; creamery
lSc asked
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18

through the conviction. Templeton says
he was convinced that Francois was con-
victed under the state statute which would
be declared unconstitutional by the United
States district court. In view of the facts
that the United States district Judge Sabin
had practically signiAed his intention to re
store Francois to citizenship as well as lib
erty, it does not as yet clearly appear why
the state officers should have'to attempt to-
force pardon upon Francois, which in its
very terms inflicted a lasting penalty.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
FINANCIAL.
MORNING REPORT.

new YORK. Aug. 16-11 a. m.-Stocks
strong and prices rose k@1A per cent, Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas and Union Pacific being
the features.
EVENING REPORT
Money easy at 1@2 per cent closed
ih@2. Prime mercantile paper Il @61 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady at
S4.S21a do. ex. demand Si.S4A others un
changed.
StOeks-The stock market was dull to-day,
the sales amounting to only 176,290 shares, the
smallest total for nearly month In the early
dealings speculation was strong and there was Il
good demand for low priced shares Union Pa
ciic, Missouri Pacific and Missouri, Kansas u
Texas were the special features. Speculation
continued strong until after the second call,
when weaker feeling set in and there was q
marked falling off in the volume of business.
AT the close recovery of b0S per cent en-
sued and the market left off firm. The out
standing short interest is large and number of
active shares commanded premium for use.
New Jersey Central lent at 1-16 per cent, Michi-
gan Central and New York Central 1-32, Chicago
IL Northwestern, Canadian Pacific and Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy 1854, Union Pacific and
Delaware, Lackawanna Western flat to 1-64
and Northern Pacific preferred fiat Compared
with last night the closing prices are A@1A
per cent higher except for Northern Pacific,
New York, Lake Erie & Western and Missouri
Pacific, which are fractionally lower. Among
the inactive shares Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cnnati & Indianapolis declined 1 per cent. to Ill
and Oregon Improvement Il to 2114; Nashville,
Chattanooga & st. Louis rose l per cent. to Al,
Quicksilver preferred 3 to 30 and Colorado Coal
to 1914. Sales of stock for the week 1,41O, 22s
shares.
The transactions aggregated 10000 shares ::
New York, Lake Erie & Western $4,000;
Missouri Kansas & Texas 1900; Chicago, Mil
waulSee & st. Paul $4,000; Union Pacific 1000;
Oregon Transcontnental $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
Amour tho Commission Men.

The wholesale produce market is dull and
quiet, the only things showing any vitality being
fruits and vegetables, which are very active
Butter is quiet aud duh, hut holders maintain
prices Provisions are very firm, and bacon hams
and cheese are shade higher. Mess pork is
very firm and 81 higher; dressed meats are quiet
but steady; hour dull hides, taow and wool
heavy; brewers materials steady luseed oil,
cake and moa are weak and lower; live poultry
In good demand, with light receipts. Fruits are
yery active; receipts are increasing and prices
lower. Vegetables are plentiful and of excellent
,uality, and were never shipped in better condi
ton, nor cheap.
Following prices are for round lots only:
BurrEp-Recoipts large; grease &c; pack.
rock of flavor, SC; dairy, common 10 fair, 10
Qi9c. choice dairy, lSGl5c; creamery 17G3lSo;
wei known brands 10000: extra choice in SOLO
ID boxes. 226e2Sc
BsANs-Commo, si.ss0lSs; medium, 81 IS
SsS2So navy $40.
BACON AND HAMs-Long clears bscon. i0o;
dry salt SC: shoulders, sGaSSc; hams lSGl4
MISS PoRK-Sl1. a0G3is.oa.
CnEESg-Skhn Sc: full cream 9-l0c.
DRgssEn MEArs-Beet city dressed, 20
s,sc;extra prime beef 9slc; mutton, city dressed
sss@9e; veal. Zoe; pork, &c.
FLouR-Paten,s S6@6.25; straight SANG
SIS Bakers XXNX, Sts5@5.00; low grades
Sa.75ll3Uo; Rye aour ss.sOGs4.Oo per barrel;
graham 81 25 GI4.5O per barrel; buckwheat nour.
SU.15607.o0.
Hmss-Green, sailed. T05ssc; green, 637c;
dryniut, iaNc; Gait dry, ls5sc; green lie; oeer,
dry. sO2s5o; antelope, S0Gss5e; elk. s0a1s5e
buffalo, SGl0c. damaged y Oft; sheep pelts,
shearips> soc, lamb ioc.
TALLow-No. ]. SOS &c; No. =. &c.
wool.-UnwaShed. ITO i5c; washed s0&sa.
RoNGY-Nsw eloyeE 1s@20c; backwheat ii
Gl5c.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Territory. SS340ei New
York SGa,4Go Wisconsin. S4lt36e.
MAIr-S0cGsS5c PER bGshel.
LINsEgD Outlaw, soc; boiled s9e. Lin
set q meal s2l&-S2
EUrs-Hickory, lsrSe, 500; small, Si.sS,
salrruts i5c slmonds, iSlss;lc; Barcelons Ia
eel tlil9ertsl lac; pecaas, leSei.c; Brazil 14e;
,eanats, S>sl3ei Cocoa naIs. s5.003T.0o %:
lUO
Poultry-Spu1g chicken, a0gs0c per pair; Old
birds 50ss0 5e peF pair; receipts liberal, demsnl
lair
SEsrzRat Ss-roms;9cs NianeSotas 50sasSe pei
Iashel: cabbage. so0 per dozen o.gi Ainn' :. Is
strins beans asd butter be%as. ESQ 40o bashei:
new potatoes t9Es4 .. & per 0ashel; oajons
s. 80 fer ~. .. :. Saeei potatoes Sl.25 per \
busheI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
The Texas Niseegeuatiou Case,

GALVESTON, Texas, August i6.-The DEM
oeratic stste convention for the nomination
Of governor and, other state officers meets Ut
Houston next Tuesday. Gov Ireland is the
most prominently mentioned as candidate
for denomination. What effect the federal
warrant aud arrest will have upon his caudi-
dscy is altogether problematieal In . letter
to the Galveston Necs, which win appear to-
morrow. Attorney General Templeton as
sumes the responsibility for the pardon issued
by the governor to Francois. The peculiar
feature of the pardon was that it simply re-
leased Francois from imprisonment:
specially mentioning that it did not restore
him to citizenship or any privilege lost
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
Striking BrieklaYers,

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-The striking brick
layers of the city, to the number of 1,500,
who ceased work month ago. owing to .
reduction of their wages from $3.50 to Sl.Si
per day, held mass meeting in the northern
portion OF the city this afternoon. A propo-
sition 10 send committee to arbitrate TIE
matter was voted down. II was decided tC
have procession and mass meeting IN
Market square tomorrow afternoon, when ii
is expected all bricklayers affected by the re-
ducuou, to the number of nearly 5000, viii
be present
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
Supposed owner and
Dissertation.

harriet Prescott Commencing on w
side of Dakota Avenue line of lot
d, block "a, West st. Paul proper;
thence " parallel with Delos street to
point 200 IT e OF w line OF sections
town 2S range %; thence My to a
point $50 fit y of Delos street and 100
1T L of said section line; thence e par
ae with Delos street to Dakota ave-
uue; thence ito beginning. ......... $3.50 0C
Same. Commencing on sidco of Dakota
avenue on line of lot 8, block "a,
West St. Paul proper; thence w par
allel with Deos street to apoiDt 1a0ft
e of W line of section 5, toWn rs,
range as; thence My to point 200
# n Of Delos street and 17G fl & of
said section lines thence q parallel
with Delos street to Dakota avenue;
thence to beginning. ............... $3.50 0C
Harriet Prescott. Commencing on w
side Of Dakota avenue ON \ line of lot
2, block "a, West St. Paul proper;
thence My and WY along Dakota
avenue to W line OF section 3, town 90,
range 20; thence to Y line of lot 8,
block 25, West st. Paul proper;
thence L to beginning. .............S1,6 1O 0C
esnotrRob's Addition to West St. Paul