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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
E. NJ. Mackubin's Second Addition to St. Pau
Supposed owner and
descriptinn.

description. ASSN
Susan Patterson. Commencing on " line
of T. u of SWI4 of section %, town
go, range 2s, 200 IT from the NV
corner thereof; thence 100 # to W
line of Greenwood Ave thence so fl;
thence " 100 TT; thence y 50 IT to be-
ginning; except Forest street........ Sl5
r ii Patterson Commencing on " line
of Z y of sex of section 90, town
90, range 20. $50 It ) from the NV
corner thereof: thence 4 100 1t to "
line OF Greenwood Ave; thence 5 100
fl; thence W 100 IT; thence y 100 1T
to beginning: except Forest street,. S31
Simpson. Commencing on W line of
4 of SW4 of section 2s, town -,
range -, $50 IT s from the NV corner
thereof; thence z 100 # to W line Of
Greenwood Ave thence so ft;thence
W 100 # /; thence so It to beginning;
except Forest street........ ........ $50
IA Miller Commencing 900 Fl s of N W
corner of + 1. of ) W i of section IS,
town 20. range -, and on the " line
OF said l. thence Z $50 &; TO " line
of Greenwood Avenue: thence 80 fl;
thence W 100 1t: thence north so Ii to
beginning: except Forest STREET,. SIS
E A Price. Commencing on W line of
/, of : " |. of section IS, town 90,
range -, 200 IT $ OF y " corner there
OF. tn9nCe L. lOVIl 10 0EtGAHpOA i've
nue.: thence so Il: thence W 100 #;
thence y so It TO beginning; except
Forest street. ................. SIS
| C c Miller. Commencing on " line Of
\ of 5 W !. of section IS, town %,
range -, 80 Il ; of " corner there
OF; thence E 160 {: to W line of Green
wood Avenue; thence 900 IT: thence
" 100 II; thence go II to beginn-
! ing: except Forest street. .......-... S55
| Chas Hochkirch. Commencing on " line
/ OF :. Of y W i OF section %, town
/ 30. range -. 200 II of y corner
| thereof: thence 100 Il to W lie Of
| Greenwood Avenuo; thence ; 50 #;
thence W 100 #; thence y 50 Fl to be-
/ ginning; except Forest street..-..... SO
! I Richardson Commencing at intersec-
/ ton of line of Greenwood Avenue
/ with y line OF Il OF 5 " i of sec
ton IS. town -, range -: thence E
| lG6 #: thence : soft: thence " l66ft;
thence y 30 e to beginning. ......... SIS
/ P Hoppin. Commencing on line OF
Greenwood Avenue so Il ; Of y line Of
E 4. Of 5 W 4 of section p. town 20,
range -: tEeaee 16s fl. thence )
leo #: thence " 1856 f., thence 100
f. 20 beginning. ....-.-...- $31
| CIV Gardner. Commencing on line of
Greenwood Aveaae $50 Il Of line
Off !: or W a Of section $, town
-, range -, thence Z los Il: thence
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
Messerli and Eschbach's Addition to st. Paul
Supposed owner and
Supposed owner and

Supposed owner and Am o
dnscription. ASSN t
L A Sargent and Fred Meacham. Com
mencing on line of Seventh street,
22T.1SftW ofW line of Frank street.in
Terry's Addition; thence W along n
line of Seventh street so IT;
thence at right angles to
n line of Seventh street S4.T IT
to line of c. st p, NJ so II II Cos
right Of way; thence Nelly along last
named line 81 SO It; thence on line
at right angles with line of Seventh
street 9S. SO # to beginning. ........ S37 s
John Wagner. That part OF the following
described land north OF Seventh street:
Commencing Mt center of section 81,
town 20, range %; thence n along Il
section line 1854 chains; thence w
3.16 chains to SW corner OF acre tract
formerly owned by Devlin Il Rogers;
thence SWly parallel with SE'ly line
OF block 1, Brunson's Addition to ST.
Paul to the right of way of the st. Paul
Il Duluth X. Il. Co; thence SLY along
the Ely line of said right of way to i
section line running east and west
through said section SO; thence L to
beginning ............ $500 0
John Wagner. That part OF NV Il OF
section 81 town 30 range 20, SLY OF
Seventh street and + ly of the right OF
way OF the ST. Paul Il Duluth X X Co. S625 0
I IL Mackey. Commencing on line OF
Seventh street, 402lS # w of WHY
line of Frank street, in Terry's Addi-
ton TO st Paul thence W along line
of Seventh street - IT; thence ut
right angles to Seventh street to sly
line of right of way OF c. st p NJ OR
X Co: thence NE'ly 1854 It along said
right of way; thence TO beginning. SIS q
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
Nells Subdivision of Block 81, Lyman Dayton's
Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
Supposed owner and



description.
Lawrence. Commencing on Ely
line OF lot 81, Nell's Subdivision Of
block 81, Lyman Dayton's Addition to
st. Paul, 100 # S WHY from 5 WHY
line Of Hope street; thence $ WHY on
said s Ely line of said lot q, 40 II TO
NV corner of lot 20, said Subdivision;
thence Ely on WHY line Of said
lot 90, and said S WY line produced
1912 IT; thence n Ely 40 IT to point
108 IT Ely from Ely line of said
lot 81; thence y WHY los 1T to begin
ming. ..........-.-.. -...-.....-....
j w Sonders. Commencing on SE'ly line
of lot II, Nelrs subdivision of block
81, Lyman Dayton's Addition to St.
Paul, 1870 IT SW'ly from SW'ly line Of
Hope street; thence SW'ly on said
SE'ly line Of said lot II 40 II; thence
SE'ly parallel with SW'ly line of lot22
said subdivision 10S #; thence NEly
40 # 10 point 1888 IT SE'ly from
SE'ly line OF said lot 81 thence NW'ly
105. 8 IT to beginning. ...............
c Bergh, Commencing ON WHY line OF
Hope street produced SE'ly 507 TT
from SE'ly corner OF lot 22, in Nells
subdivision Of block 81, Lyman Day
toms Addition to St. Paul; thence
NW'ly to SE'ly corner or said lot %;
thence SW'ly along SE'ly line OF said
lot 22 100 IT; thence SE'ly parallel
with SW-ly line of said lot %, to a
point 1888 IT SE'ly from NW'ly line
Of said lot; thence 'ly 121 IT to be-
ginning. ........--.....---
Dennis Riley. Commencing at SW cor
ner Of that certain tract Of land in Sc
i OF NEM Of section 81, town 90,
range 22, conveyed by John Roberts
and wife to Mary O'Farren by deed
dated Nov. IL, 1872, and duly recorded
in book 81, deeds. page 1856, Ramsey
county records; thence NE1y on
sEIy line Of said tract 200 IT to be-
ginning: thence in same course 100ft;
thence Nw'ly parallel with WY line
of prolongation Of Hope street in Ly-
man Dayton's Addition 43.G5 IT;
thence SW'ly 100 IT to point 1875 IT
NW-Iy from beginning; thence TO be-
ginDiDg.... .....--......'...-.
c NJ Dittman and l. X Stone. Commence
ing at Il post between sections ~ and
90, town 20, range %; thence y "a
degrees, 81 minutes, w 53O.97 IT;
thence y oO uegIees, % iniHutS7s >"
$50 #: thence y 81 degrees, IS min
utes, f TO3 Fl to beginning: thence y
20 degrees, 30 minutes, W 1G5 II;
thence 81 degrees, IS minutes, W
1914 IT.: thence SE'ly to point in
line bearing 81 degrees, IS minutes,
W 1921 # from beginning; thence
NEfly 10 beginning ...-.--....-..-
Estate Of james o'Farrell. SW'ly - II
OF the following: Commencing at Il
post between sections % and 90, town
90, range %; thence y u degrees, 81
minutes, " $50 81 #: thence y 30 de-
grees 30 minutes vs. $40 IT TO beginning;
thence Y 30 degrees, 20 minutes w
1G5 #; thence y 81 degrees, Is min
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
Collins Out Lots to st. Paul.

Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Lot. Assmt
Good. (N'ly of railroad) 81 of..12 S52 90
Same. Only 4 Of railroad) LIB Is 90
James NJ Wild. Observation-Disclosures. 300 %
same. ....s............ ofV w
Same 800 90
Chas Bunker, C j Ryan and
La Roche, Except 10S.45 1T
of W IS IT OF E 3l5 ft).... Bal. S72 IL
G and VI Carlson, s 103.45 IT of
W IS IT of E 315 IT of......... $50 90
C Messerli. Commencing at corner
of lot ), Collins Outlots 10 St. Paul;
thence 40. 13 IT; thence W 200 IT;
thence IS TT; thence 1928 IT.;
thence s 124.13 #; thence 1861 1t
to beginning. SCI 90
Collins Out Lots to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. ASSN I.
Same oVU w
Leonard's Subdivision of Block 6, Collins Out
Lots to st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
Lyman Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.

Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Block. Assm'ts.
"A L NAVAL $40 90
M Fairchild. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 90
X Humphrey, NW'ly $50 TT Of
Nelly 100 # Of. 265 90
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Ass'mts.
VIM O'Connor. Commencing on My @
line of block 4. Lyman Dayton's Addi-
ton to st. Paul 100 1T WHY of NE
corner thereof; thence SLY parallel
with Maria Avenue, $50 IT.; thence
WHY parallel with Seventh street, 240
#: thence My parallel with Maria
Avenue, 241a it; thence WHY parallel
with Seventh street to WHY line OF
said block a thence My and Ely
along WY and My lines of said block
4, to beginning. ..................... $3.50 90
C A Eckholm. Commencing on line Of
block 10, Lyman Dayton's Addition to
St. Paul, S3h it from corner OF
Seventh and Margaret streets; thence
along Margaret street 80 #; thence
100 it, parallel with Arcade street;
thence w SO 11-12 it; thence NW'ly
parallel with Sinner street, to a point
S915 it, S from beginning; thence N
to beginning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S120 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
CIR PA1rr MINI Aupust g. 1888


I will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State OF
Minnesota at the special term held Satur-
day September 10, 1884, at the Court House, In ST.
Paul, Minnesota, for judgments against the sew
eral lots and real estate embraced in warrant IN
my hands for the collection of unpaid assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon for the
hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the City of st. Paul. county of ramsey,
and State of Minnesota, when and where all per-
SONS interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description Of real estate are
as follows
Assessment for the grading of Seventh (7thl
street from Kittson street to Brook street, ana
from the east line of the right of way of the st.
Paul, Minneapolis s. Manitoba Railroad company
TO Minnehaha street. including the necessary ma
sonry for the viaduct over the st. Paul d Duluth
railroad for culverts, abutment walls, retaining
walls and piers; also for the construction OF an
iron bridge over the right of way of the said st.
Paul Minneapolis 81 Manitoba Railroad company;
also for grading Hoffman avenue from Sixth
street to Seventh street; Maria avenue from
Sixth street to Eighth street; Hope street from
Sixth street to Margaret street; Margaret street
from Arcade street to Greenbrier avenue; Sim
men street from Sixth street to Seventh street;
Eichenwald street from Sixth street to Seventh
street, and Bradley street from Woodward street
to the south line of blocks thirteen 13) and four
teen "a of Brunson's addition to St. Paul, in
the City Of st. Paul, Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
Lyman Dnyton's Addition to st. Paul,
Supposed owner and

Nicholas Wilmer. Commencing at Sc
corner of seventh and Margaret
streets; thence Ely along Margaret
street S3% III thence sly at right
anglesS9ls II; thence NW'ly to begin
ming, being part OF block 10, Lyman
Dayton's addition to st. Paul. . $50
Bernard Sinner. Commencing at Sc
corner OF Seventh and Simmer streets;
thence Ely along seventh street It;
thence SE'ly parallel with Sinner
street, TO Sixth street; thence SW'ly
along My line ot sixth street It, TO
Sinner street; thence NW'ly to begin
Ssan
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
Collins Out Lots to St. Paul.

Leonard's Subdivision of Block 6, Collins Out
Lots to st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
wilius' Subdivision of Block 81, Lyman Dag
toms Addition to st. Paul

Dodge's Subdivision of Block Ga, Lyman Day
toms Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and Am'tof
description. Lot. ASSN l.
las Tierney .........13 Sir SO
+ Lindhorst. ....................19 20 w
Boardmans Subdivision Of Block G8, Lyman Day
IN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
Johnstone's Subdivision of Block iis, Lyman
Dayion's Addition to St Paul.
Supposed owner and

Tes5y's Addition 20 St. Paul.
Supposed owner aud Amt OF
description. Lot Block. Assn't
z Memmer and Phil,p
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
Kittson's Addition to st. Paul,
Lyman Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and

Supposed owner and Amt of
description Block. Assm't.
j X Humphrey, N Ely 100 IT of
S Ely $50 Il OF. 80. ........... $40 90
Weed and Lawrence, S WHY 140 IT
of N Ely 400 IT of S Ely $50 TT
Of Northumberland. Bal. 112 80
r Willius, SW'ly 1881 IT Of S Ely
174h IT Observation-Disclosures $50 90
-t.N.
Supposed owner and -- Amt of
description. Assm't.
+ Willius. Commencing at n W corner
OF block IL, Lyman Dayton's Addition
10 ST. Paul; thence Ely along seventh
street 80 It; thence SLY parallel with
Hoffman Avenue 1856 It; thence WHY
to point on Ely line Of Hoffman Ave-
nue. $50 II Ely from point of begin
ming; thence My to beginning. ..... SiS5 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
st. Paul Proper.

Ewing & Chutes's subdivision of Lot 1, Block
s, Whitney & Smiths Additionto
St. Panl.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
THE COPYRIGHT QUESTION.

Secretary Frelinghuysen's suggestion as
to copyright has been realized in bill by
Mr.. Dorsheimer, to give foreign authors
here precisely the same rights that are ex-
tended by their respective countries to
Americans. This seems to US to be the
keynote for copyright reform. But it has
been assaulted on the ground that we
should pass copyright law in itself right,
irrespective of what other nations do. In
other words, after reading columns upon
columns of the debate now progressing in
the press, we find it can all be summed up
thus "We should do as we would be done
BY" and, "We should do to others as they
do to u.s." The golden rule as guide to
moral conduct is not to be gainsayed, but
in international relations its end will not be
attained by its strict application. The
comfy of nations is based on self-interest.
The most rigid noralist should not
expect US to admit foreign authors to any
greater privileges than our own enjoy in
the country of the foreigner. If other
countries would apply the rule it would
bring us to do justice where now we do
not. For instance, any American author
can at nominal cost protect his writings in
England, France and Germany, but in the
United States we do not secure to the for
eign author the legal right to dispose of or
to withhold from sale the product of his
genius. In short, we have been and are
nation of literary pirates.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01

tory of this vicious disease when it makes
it's appearance in territory comparatively
new to it. In any light it is the dictate
of ordinary prudence 10 be prepared. In
this city we should not be niggards in pre-
cautionary outlay. Thus far we have
heard no voice raised against every effort
possible to our treasury and within the
power of our Board of Health being made
in the direction of vigorous sanitation. Very
much depends upon the liberality of the
people, their support of the officers in dis
charge of duty, and the frmness of the
officials with the class that prefers to as
sumo risks and live in filth. Very much,
also, depends upon San Francisco. As the
Marysville Appeal says: San Francisco is
sure to suffer unless her authorities discon.
tinue the line of steamers running to San
Bias and adopt rigid quarantine. But if
there ia imminent danger in San Francisco,
it must be shared in measure in all parts
of the State. It is therefore wise to take
such action in the interior as to induce San
Francisco to use every precaution against
the scourge entering its harbor. In this
case an ounce of prevention will surely be
worth many pounds of cure.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
LAND PATENTS IssuED.-GovernOr Stone

LAND PATENTS IssUED.-Governor Stone
man has issued the following land patents !:
No. 1855. to NJ. P. L. Vivion, for 1895
acres of swamp and overhowed land, situated
in Suffer county. Also the following patents
to State school lands No. 5.391, B. v Sar-
gent, Monterey county, 40 acres No 5 1872
J. S Fitzgerald. Santa Clara county. 116 80
acres; No. $500, Louis Sloss, Mendocino
county, So % acres No ). 1874, James Lind
say, Msriposa county, 40 acres ; No. 95 Fl.
Fisk and George Steinmitz, San Josquiu
county, 40 acres; No ). 1886, Frank Clesry,
Calsveras county, 400 acres /; No. 1897, NJ.
w. Hairless Calsveras county, 800 acres No.
5,39S, Joseph NJ. Bailey, Stanislaus county,
34.0l acres No. 1899, james MslaIy, Yuba
county, 120 acres No. ), 400, II. Won Schroe-
der, San LUIS Obispo county, 200 acres !;
No. 5. 401, H. E. Banker, Humboldt county,
800 acres; No. 5.402. George II. Perrin,
Humboldt county. 800 acres; No. 5,403,
John w. Jones, Tulare county, 157 10 acres /;
No. 5, 404, j. 2. Simpson END Robert White,
Mendocino county, so acres No. 5.405, J.
p Simpson, Mendocino county, 800 acres !;
No. 5, 406, Antonio Tagui, Amsdor county,
so acres No. {, 407, A. Heeser and j. Hend-
yare, Meudocino county, $40 acres No ), 40S,
t. J. McGinsey, Mendocino county, 800
acres No. 5 ,409, J. M. Meyers, Amsdor
county, 200 acres No. 8. 410, L r. Wright,
Amador county. % 81 acres; No. SAL. A.
J. Gam. Cslaveras county. 240 acres No.
8 4l4, L. c. Young, Santa Barbara county,
800 acres; No. 5 49, G.. w. Young, Santa
Barbara county, 100 acres No. 3. 339, swamp
aud overhowed land, William English, Tu.
lare county, 9 acres.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
OUR MEXICAN TRADE.

The official statistics of the State De-
partment show that our tariff system, so
far as Mexico is concerned, Furnishes no
one but ourselves. Congress called for the
figures, now let it digest them. 1t is shown
that New York is 5000 miles nearer than
England to any Mexican port, New Or
leans is ,, 900 miles nearer than New York,
yet the American trade with Mexico is
nothing compared with that of England.
Although our manufacturers are doing
their utmost to increase the volume of
their business with Mexico, the statistics
OF the past few years show that of our
sister republics trade demands, England
satisfied more than twice as many, judged
by the money basis, as America In the
face OF such facts, what can be said by the
opponents of the Mexican reciprocity
treaty
Whatever trade we have with Mexico is
due to the push and energy of the manu-
facturers of our country, and not at all to
the policy of our tariff.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
ABOUT CANALS.

The debate relative to the effect of the
proposed irrigation canal from the upper
Sacramento river is being taken up by the
country press. 1t is a happy omen, and
with a solitary exception no heat has been
manifested, no motives been impugned and
no invidious assaults made. The exception
is not worthy of notice, since its vicious
ness and injustice are as manifest as it's
absurdity. We are assured by the Colusa
Sun that the intention is not to SO use river
waters as to at all affect the carrying and
securing capacity of the stream or its nav
liability. This assurance is very crafty
ing. But since the question involved in it
is an engineering one, one that has, We
think, been elsewhere tested and solved by
scientific experiment, we submit to our
neighbors of the west side that it is the
wiser course to convince the people before
cutting the canal. The proposition now is to
open the artificial way and note the effect,
and if it is bad, then to cease the use of
the new channel. That is fair enough af-
ter the way is cut. but the difficulty is that
when all the expenditure is made the pro-
motors of the scheme will, by all their in
terests, vested and otherwise, be brought
into state antagonistic even to the exper-
iment, to say nothing of its result should
it be adverse to them. Nothing is more
certain than this, that if the canal is
cut before the question of naviga-
bility is settled, as it may be,
serious trouble, damaging contests and bad
feeling will result, should it be found
necessary to close the cut. This must be
apparent to all who calmly contemplate
the situation, and recall the bitter war be.
tween sections in another part of the State
not long ago, over a matter closely allied
to this. We repeat, let US have the CUES.
ton determined by engineering skill before
the canal is cut, and we say this because
we sincerely hope that it may be deter
mined in favor of our Coluss friends, and
without injury to the right of all the peo-
pie to have the integrity of the river pre-
served.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
IMMEDIATE ACTION NEEDED.

The Suffer Farmer advocates that the
upper central counties unite in the petition
to Congress for the expenditure of money
for the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers,
as asked for by the Budd bill. The Farmer
says "0ur waterways have become
clogged, to the great detriment of com.
merce, as well as to the peril of the homes
of the people. The Bay OF San Francisco
is threatened by the increased deposits &C.
cumulating outside the heads to an alarm
ing extent, and remedial measures cannot
be too soon inaugurated to secure the nor
NAL condition of our navigable waters.
The deposits on the bar must under the
circumstances increase, the stoppsge of the
flow of mining debris into the streams to the
contrary notwithstanding. The upper
channels are filled to overlooking with the
deposits, and these are constantly working
into the bay and on the bar with every ebb
and flow of the tide. We might as well
solicit, and could spend benefciallY, a
much greater amount than asked for in the
appropriation, but we should at least have
the amount sought to be appropriated.
Let our local Boards act in this matter be-
fore it is too late"
Precisely; let the local Boards of Super
visors of all the river counties act. There
is no time to lose-or rather there is too
much time to lose. Every legitimate in
fuence should be Immediately brought to
bear to secure the needed appropriation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
RUMoRED CALL OF THE LEGISLATURE

a rumor prevailed yesterday, that took
on semi.official form, that the Governor
has decided to call an extra session of the
Legislature, to assemble about the Goth
inst. Until the matter takes more definite
shape, and proclamation has issued recit-
ing the extraordinary occasion for the
call, it is but justice to the Executive, and
the interests supposed to be most involved,
to refrain from expression of opinion in
detail. Should it be determined, however,
positively to issue the call, we shall be
confirmed in the view we have constantly
held, that it is not demanded by State in
terests or business wisdom, and will do in
jury to the dominant party, a portion of
which is insauely clamoring for the extra
ordinary convocation.