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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-30
THE LEGISLAT I TURE

SATURDAY JUNE 9.-Continued.
Mr.. Kaunamano said, the resolu-
tion is brought in in proper order,
and each member has a right to
vote. / hope in the discussion we
will leave all matters out of a per-
sonal nature. 1t has been published
that the Cabinet has stolen $41 900.
If such a charge is proved, 1 will
vote against the Ministry. If the
public are to suffer by the present
Ministry being kept in office, then
we must consider the resolution
very carefully.
Minister Gibson moved the house
take recess until half-past one,
and that he have the floor. Carried.
On re-assembling after recess
Minister Gibson took the floor,
speaking as follows: will review
in as few words as possible the
allegations brought forward in oppo-
sition to the Ministry. 1 think that
if the honorable member from Lihue
had thought proper to consult with
me, his mind would have been sub
dued in regard to his errors. He
first refers to an alleged misunder-
standing with France, / must say
this is based on rumor talked on the
streets, for there is nothing to prove
such misunderstanding. The rela-
tions between France and Hawaii
have never been interrupted. On
the occasion of Col. Iaukea's visit,
he was received in the most cordial
manner. The next point is that Mr..
Kapena's visit to Japan resulted in
nothing. This visit was in the in
terests Of immigration, and relating
to proposed immigration conven-
ton. For some reasons or other,
the convention was deferred. In
regard to Col. Iaukea's trip, it can
not be looked upon as an expensive
one, taking into consideration the
reception accorded him in the various
countries and the ultimate benefit
that is sure to result. Reference has
been made to Capt. Tripp's mission.
This country has been receiving peo-
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Mr.. GIBSON INSULTS MR.. HENRY
WATERH0USE AND is CONVERTED
INTO A ROAD CRUSHER,

As the crowd left the Government
Building, Saturday afternoon, after
the discussion of the resolution Of
want of confidence Mr.. Gibson and
Mr.. Henry Waterhouse approached
the door together, and the former
bowed to the later, the bow being
returned. Gibson then said, "You
have lost your vote" Waterhouse
replied, II don't consider it so.
Your voting for yourself docs not
count Gibson replied, You lost
your money and your vote, and
your bribery did no good. " Mr.. j,
I. Waterhouse, Sr., approached at
this moment and said, 'Gibson you
are scoundrel sir" shaking cane
in his face, Gibson, in a sneering
tone, That's what you mean is it. "
Waterhouse, ST., Eyes sir, You are
scoundrel sir" II. Waterhouse
to Gibson, "You lie if you say 1
used money. You take that back"
At the same time he seized Gibson
by the coat collar, tripped him and
threw him on his back on the ground.
The hystanders Immediately inter-
ferred and beyond good deal of
loud talk on the part of the fat boy
of the Foreign Office, nothing further
occurred.
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c. W. MAGFARLANE AND j. P. PARKER.

Upon the heads of these two men
must rest the responsibility of de-
feating the resolution of want of con-
fidence in the Ministry. Had they
voted the other way, the vote would
have been 23 to 23, and the vote of the
President would have given a
majority against the Ministry in
spite of their voting for themselves.
Why do we single out these two
men Because Mr.. Parker is an
intelligent man, of Independent
fortune, who had not the slightest
excuse for making himself the tool
of Gibsonism. Because Mr.. Mac
farlane is one of the prominent
business men of this community, is
possessed of more than ordinary
intelligence, and is thoroughly fami-
liar with the methods and principles
of the Cabinet, and the sentiments
of the community. He knows that
the Cabinet has trodden under foot
the Constitution and the Law. and
yet knowing the right he has de-
liberately chosen the wrong,
1t may be that the Government
pickings which he has received, the
water pipe, the Government rail-
road, the dredge, the Portuguese
immigration, have had nothing to
do with salving over Mr.. Macfar-
lanes conscience, but when man
is connected with the Government
in this way, and votes to sus-
tain the Ministry in the face
OF an undenied report like that
of the Finance Committee, and in
spite of the acknowledged defiance
of law on the part of the cabinet, the
suspicion that he has favored his
pocket at the expense of his princi-
piles is so strong as to amount to a
certainty. Take away G. w. Mac
farlane's government contracts and
he would have voted as his conscience
told him, against the Ministry, As it
is he has forfeited his self respect, tue
respect of his fellow citizens and the
right TO be considered as anything
else than schemer for his own bene-
fit, at the expense of bis honor and
the public good.
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Referring to the above1 wolbeg to III.
form the business public that we are
prepared 10 make loans, discount approx.
ed notes, and purchase exchange at the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on the principal
points in the United Estates, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made, and when perfected, gdue notice
will he given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct general
banking and exchange business,
$40 3mb (signed) SPRECKELS & 20,
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AN ANALYSIS or SATURDAYS VOTE.


The vote on the resolution of want
of confidence reads on its face 25 to
21 in favor of the Ministry. In
considering the question of whether
or not the Cabinet have the conf
dencc of the Assembly, and the rel
ative weight of the vote cast, it is Of
no Importance to know that Messrs.
Gibson, Gulick, Kapena and Neu-
mann have confidence in themselves,
and voted the whitewash ticket
straight; therefore, striking off their
four votes, the vote stands 21 to 81.
This would give the President the
casting vote, which would have been
against the Ministry. As matter
of fact then, outside Of the Ministry,
who were Oh trial, majority of
those present were against the Min
istry. But when we examine the
vote to ascertain who it is that has
confidence in the Ministry, the evil
dence that the country has no con-
tidence in the Ministry, and that the
vote in their favor is a false one, the
result of bribery and dishonesty, is
overwhelming. OF the 81 who voted
against the Government, not one is
q Government officer or contractor.
They represent the independent, un-
bought opinion of the country. But
what showing the other twenty
one make. Ia are Government of
ficers, 2 are Government contractors,
2 have no business, trade or profess
sion, and get their living by hanging
around the Palace, one is an ex-
Minister, who has been charged with
corruption while in Office with the
present Cabinet, is in his dotage
and never knows which side he is
voting upon, and is man who
has been Noble for years, but has
never yet been known to express an
opinion before the House, or to vote
against a Ministry, in other words,
constitutional Government dummy.
The government officers are Palo-
hau, Amara, Kaulia, Kaulukou,
Baker, Abolo. Kamakele, Gardner,
Kaunamano, Nahinu, Kupihea, Ma
kaleka, j. S. Walker apd Kanoa.
Those who salve their consciences
with government contracts are G..
w, Macfarlane and Keau. The
Palace hangers on are Kaae and Lii
likalam. The ex-Minister of evil
reputation is j, E. Bush. The an
cient incompetent is Kuihelani; and
the constitutional government dummy
is j. P. Parker.
A Ministry must be proud to be
sustained by their own votes and
the votes of such q following.
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BANKING NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED have formed
4 copartnership under the firm
uame Of " SPRECKELS N CO.. for the
purpose of carrying on a general bank
ing and exchange business ag Honolulu,
and such other places in the Hawaiian
Kingdom as may be deemed advisable
(Signcd) CLAUS SPRECKELS.
VIM. Il. IRWIN.
f. Il. LOW.
Honolulu, Jan. l4th, 1884.
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BISHOP n Co., BANKERS

Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
Draw Exchange on the
Bunk OF California, "a. II.
And their agents in
NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.
Messrs. n. NJ. Rothschild & Son, London
The Commercial Bank Co. Of Sydney,
London,
The Commercial Bank CO., of sydney,
Sydney
The Bank of New Zealand: Auckland,
Christchurch, and Wellington.
The Bank OF British Columbia, sVic.
roria, b. G. and Portland Or.
AND
Transact a;GeneralsBanking Business.a
1863 1y b
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
Johnstone's Subdivision OF Block he, Lyman
Dayton's Addition to ST Paul.
Supposed owner and
Terrys Addition to St. Paul.

Supposed owner and Amt ~
description. 10, Block Assm,t
+ Memmer and phihn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
Supposed owner and

sehurmeier's Seventh Stree. Addition to St
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30

Ewing g. Chutess subdivision Of Lot 1, Block
8: Whitney & Smiths Additionto
St. Panl.
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Keller's Subdivision of Block II, Lyman Day
tons Addition to St. Paul.

Munch's Subdivision OF Block IS, Lyman Day
toms Addition to St. Paul,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
E. NJ. Mackubin,s Second Addition to St. Paul
Supposed owner and

description,
Susan Patterson. Commencing on " line
of E 4 of SW1t of section %, town
30, range 2s, 200 # 5 from the NV
corner thereof; thence Z 100 # to W
line of Greenwood Ave thence 5 so IT;
thence W 100 It: thence y 50 # to be-
ginning; except Forest street. .....
r Ii Patterson, Commencing on " line
of Z Il of SWIa of section IS, town
90, range 22, $50 fit 5 from the NV
corner thereof; thence E 100 # to W
line of Greenwood Ave; thence 5 100
it; thence " 100 #; thence \ 100 It
to beginning; except Forest street,.
Simpson. Commencing on " line OF
E u of SWl. of section %, town 90,
range -, $50 # from the NV corner
thereof; thence EGO # to W line OF
Greenwood Ave thence ) so ft:thence
W 100 # thence N 50 It to beginning;
except Forest street. .
A A Miller Commencing 600 It S of \ W
corner of E Il of 5 " 4 of section %,
town 20, range -, and on the " line
of said Z !. thence E 100 # to W line
of Greenwood Avenue; thence so TT;
thence W 100 IT; thence north so # to
beginning: except Forest street.
E A Price. Commencing on " line of E
Il of 5 W !. OF section IS, town 90,
range -, 200 It 5 of y W corner there
of; thence E l60ft TO Greenwood Ave-
nue.; thence S so It; thence " 100 fl;
thence y so # to beginning; except
Forest street.
c c Miller. Commencing on " line of E
Il of 5 " l, of section 2S, town 90.
range 81, $50 It of NV corner there
of; thence E 100 Il to W line of Green
wood Avenue; thence 200 TT; thence
" 100 Il thence y 200 It to beginn-
ing; except Forest street. .....
Chas Hochkirch. Commencing on " line
OF !. of : W i OF section 2S, town
80, range -, 1900 IT of \ W corner
thereof; thence E 100 IT to " line OF
Greenwood Avenue; thence : so II:
thence W ice It; thence y 80 # TO be-
ginning; except Forest street.---
T Richardson. Commencing at iutersec-
ton OF E line OF Greenwood Avenue
with Y line OF E 4 of ; W L Of sec
ton IS. town 20. range %; thence Z
los fl; thence 50 fl; thence W les It;
thence y so 1t to beginning. -..
II P Hoppin Commencing on E line Of
Greenwood Aveuue so # of y line Of
E OF 5 " 4 OF section ., town %,
range -; thence f leo IT; thence )
100 It: thence W i66 It; thence y 100
II TO beginning
CIV Gardner. Commencing or E line of
Greenwood Avenue $50 II Of y line
off I. of $ W \ of section ., town
%. range -; thence E l65 f., thence
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
Messerli and Eschbach's Addition to St. Paul
Supposed owner and

description. ASSN
L A Sargent and Fred e Meacham. Com
mencing on n line of Seventh street,
2271SftW of w line OF Frank street.in
Terrys Addition; thence w along n
line. Of Seventh street so #;
thence n at right angles to
n line OF Seventh street S4.7 1T
to S line of c. st P, NJ s. o r Cos
right of way; thence Nelly along last
named line 81 SO TT; thence on u line
at right angles with n line of Seventh
street 9S # to beginning. ......... S37
John Wagner. That part OF the following
described land north OF Seventh street,
Commencing at center of section 30,
town 20, range %; thence n along i
section line 1884 chains; thence w
1916 chains to SW corner of acre tract
formerly owned by Devlin & Rogers;
thence SW'ly parallel with SE'ly line
of block |, Btunsons Addition to St.
Paul to the right of way of the st. Paul
& Duluth Il. r. Co; thence SLY along
the Ely line OF said right of way to i
section line running east and west
through said section 81; thence + to
beginning .......... ... $500
John Wagner. That part of NV Il of
section 30, town 90, range 90, SLY of
Seventh street and Ely of the right Of
way OF the ST. Paul 6 Duluth r X Co. $685.
r IL Mackey Commencing on line of
Seventh street, 4021S It W of WHY
line Of Frank street, in Terry's Addi-
ton to ST Paul; thence W along n line
of Seventh street IS IT; thence at
right angles to Seventh street to SLY
line OF right of way &C. ST 2 VI Il OR
X Co: thence NE'ly 1854 IT along said
right of way; thence 5 to beginning. S1S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
Supposed owner and


So Witherl. Commencing on W line
Of block 80, Lyman Daytons adj
dition 10 st. Paul, 100 feet from NV
corner of said block: thence parallel
with Wallace street to Arcade street;
thence along W line of Arcade street
80 feet; thence SW'ly to Maple street
at point so feet from beginning;
thence NW'ly along Ely line of Maple
street so feet to beginning. ......... S45 OF
Hannah Buckley. All of block &c, Ly-
man Daytons Addition to st. Paul,
lying SLY of line drawn from point
on w line of Arcade street, 1875 # Of
Wallace street to point Maple
street go IT SE'ly from Wallace street S55 OF
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
EN- Mackubin's Addition to st. Paul.
Terry's Addition to st. Paul.

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Assmt.
Geo Brookings. That part of lot 8, block
10, Terrys Addition to st Paul, WHY
of line drawn from point on
Seventh street 45 it WHY from the
NE corner of said lot 8, to point in
the S line of said lot 3, 45 1T from
the sW corner thereof. ............. SIS 90
Henry Brand. That part of lot 8, block
IS, Terry's Addition to St. Paul,
Ely of line drawn from point on
Seventh street 45 it. WHY from the
NE corner of said lot 8. to point in
the line of said lot 3, IS it, E from
the SW corner thereof. ........... S2a so
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Supposed owner and
dissertation

c Hoff. Commencing on SLY line of
Seventh street 10 # SW'ly from the
NV corner of lot Z, block 90, Terry's
Addition to st Paul; thence SW'ly to
the NW'ly corner of lot s, said block;
thence SLY along w line of said lot 8,
to SW corner thereof; thence Ely
along SLY line of said lots and 8, to
point "a # Ely from the SW corner
of said lot &; thence NW'ly to begin
ming
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Supposed owner and
description.

Robert Roller. That part of block 60,
Lyman Dayton's Addition to st. Paul,
SLY of a line drawn from WY line Of
said block 100 # from NV corner;
thence E parallel with Plum street
100 fit; thence SE'ly IL it to section
Jos Arth. That pant of block GO, Lyman
Dayton's Addition to St. Paul, n " of
g line drawn from WY line of said
block 100 TT from NV corner; thence
E parallel with Plum street 100 TT;
thence SE'ly Is # to section line. 80.
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Lyman Dayton's Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt {

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Block. Assmt.
John Lapp w 40 IT of 100 fit
of N 1870 ft Of. 10 $50 90
f Eckholm. W 40 it of E 100
# of N 1aO it of. 40 60 90
Mary a Kinkle. My so 1T of SLY
$40 # OF WHY 100 it of. ....12 so 90
Henry Thiclen. Sly 2341s it of
w 80 it of 24O IT off,. ZIP 80 90
L MayaIl. 200 TT of w 40 fit of
Z 160ft ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 90
Same. 235 it of W so it of E
1870 # of so 90
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Ann'tof
Assm'L
Supposed owner and
dissemination

Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Assm'L
utes E 704 TT; thence 30 degrees, 80
minutes 1865 #; thence S 81 de-
grees, IS minutes W 7O4 # to begin
ming. ........................ S65 O
Nells Subdivision of Block 81, Lyman Dayton's
Addition 10 St. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
Supposed owner and

j N Jaeger. That part of block 65 Ly
man Dayton's Addition to St. Paul,
My of line drawn from a point on
NW'ly of said block 231 it from corner
of Cherry street and Hoffman Ave to
point on Sc 'ly line of said block 139
it from corner of Short street and
Hoffman Ave. S12(
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
Lyman Dayton's Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and
Supposed owner and
description.

John Rogers, Jr, Nelly 24O # of
My u of....................56
Mary Branch Except Nelly 24O
ft) My q f..............56
Jane Jaggar, NW'ly 50 IT of SEIy
$50 1T of SW'ly 100 # of. SO
E Buchncr NE 80 TT Of SW
$40 IT of Sc z of ...........56
w II Sanborn, SW ly 10 # of Nelly
294 fit of SE'ly u Of SO
c Hamlin, SW'ly 100 TT of NE'ly
234 it of SE'ly Y of..........56
A Gotzian, Nelly "a fit of SE'ly
S L Thompson. .................5
H L Dousman, Ely 200ft of....59
Fred Anthem Except railroad) 81
W Godfrey Except SE'ly 100 fit
of NE'ly ego fit and NW'ly 80
fit of SE'ly 200. 1T of Nelly l20ft
OF. ..62
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Collins Out Lots to st. Paul.

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Assmt
E Good. Only OF railroad) So of..12 $50 90
Same (N'ly y of railroad) LIB IS 90
James NJ Wild ....... 300 90
Same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 90
Same Observation-Disclosures. 800 90
Chas Bunker, c J Ryan and
La Roche, Except As it
of IS # of E BIS ft)....-... Bal. ST2 16
G. and A NJ Carlson, S 105.45 IT of
W 45 IT of E 315 It of. ....... $50 90
C Messerli Commencing at 5 Z corner
of lot 5, Collins outlets TO St. Paul;
thence 40. 13 fl; thence W 200 #;
thence s 1G IT; thence f 1928 #; .-
thence 124. ID #; thence E 1861 It
to beginning. ........... s67 90
Collins Out Lots to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Lot. Assmt.
J Austrian .....................19 S340 co
Same. ~ 5uu w
Leonard's Subdivision of Block 6, Collins Out
Lots to st. Paul.
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| Nells Subdivision of Block 81, Lyman Dayton
| Addition to st. Paul
Supposed owner and
Supposed owner and
dissemination

description. a
Lawrence. Commencing on S Ely
line of lot 81, Nelfs Subdivision Of
block 81, Lyman Dayton's Addition to
St. Paul, 100 # S WHY from WHY
line of Hope street; thence WHY on
said 5 Ely line of said lot q, 40 II TO
NV corner Of lot %, said Subdivision;
thence Ely on S WY line Of said
lot %, and said WY line produced
1912 It; thence n Ely 40 1T TO a point
1913 # Ely from S Ely line of said
lot 81; thence n WHY 1913 # to begin
nlng. ....-.......... --...........-.
j w Sonders. Commencing on SE'ly line
of lot 81, Nell's subdivision of block
81, Lyman Dayton's Addition to St.
Paul, 100 It SW'ly from SW'ly line of
Hope street; thence SW'ly on said
SE'ly line Of said lot q 40 #; thence
SE'ly parallel with SW'ly line Of lot22
said subdivision 109 IT; thence NE'ly
so # to q point 1858 It SE'ly from
SE'ly line of said lot II thence NW'ly
1888 It to beginning. .............
G 5 Bergh, Commencing on WHY line OF
Hope street produced SE'ly 50.7 IT
from SE'ly corner Of lot %, in Nells
subdivision Of block 81, Lyman Day
tons Addition to St. Paul: thence
NW'ly to SE'ly corner or said lot %;
thence SW'ly along SE'ly line Of said
lot 90 100 IT; thence SE'ly parallel
with SW'ly line OF said lot 90, to
point 1888 # SE'ly from NW'ly line
Of said lot; thence NE'ly 121 IT to be-
ginning.
Dennis Riley. Commencing at SW cor
ner Of that certain tract Of land in Sc
Il Of NEN Of section 81, town 20,
range %, conveyed by John Roberts
and wife TO Mary O'Farrell by deed
dated Nov. II, 1872, and duly recorded
in book 81, deeds, page 1856, Ramsey
county records; thence NE'ly on
SE'Iy line Of said tract 200 IT to be-
ginning: thence in same course loot;
thence NW'Iy parallel with WHY line
Of prolongation Of Hope street in Ly-
man Dayton's Addition 1855 #;
thence SW'ly 100 IT to point AZ. 65 #
NV 'ly from beginning; thence TO be-
G N Dittman and L K Stone. Commence
ing at Il post between sections % and
80, town 20, range %; thence y ~
degrees, 81 minutes, w 530.97 IT.;
thence y 30 degrees, 30 minutes, W
$50 It: thence y 81 degrees, As min
utes, E 7O4 # to beginning: thence Y
30 degrees. 20 minutes, " 1865 IT.;
thence : 81 degrees, IS minutes, w
1917 II: thence SE'ly to point in
line bearing 81 degrees, IS minutes,
" 1921 # from beginning; thence
NE'ly 10 beginning ...... 8
Estate Of james O'Farrell. SW'Iy IS #
OF the following: Commencing at Il
post between sections % and %. town
%, range %; thence y - degrees, 81
minutes, " $50 .97 #; thence \ 80 de-
grees 30minutes IS 800 II 20 beginning;
thence y 20 degrees, 30 minutes w
ss5 #; thence y 81 degrees. As miu-
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Collins Out Lots to St. Paul.
Leonard's Subdivision of Block 6, Collins Out
Lots to St. Paul.

j W Bass Subdivision of Lots IA and IS and
that part south of Railroad of Lot 10,
Collins Out Lots to St. Paul.
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Lyman Dayton's Addition to St. Paul.

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Block. Assmts
A L Mayall .............. 1 $40 90
e M Fairchild. .................. $50 %
j X Humphrey, NW'ly $50 IT OF
NE'ly 100 ftof................4 2G5 90
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Ass 'mts.
VIM O'Connor Commencing on My
line of block a. Lyman Dayton's Addi-
tion to st. Paul 100 TT WHY of NE
corner thereof; thence SLY parallel
with Maria Avenue, $50 TT; thence
WHY parallel with Seventh street, 240
#: thence My parallel with Maria
Avenue, "a #; thence WHY parallel
with Seventh street to WHY line of
said block d thence My and Ely
along WHY and Nly lines of said block
4, to beginning OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S12O 90
c Eckholm. Commencing on n line of
block TO- Lyman Dayton's Addition to
st. Paul, S31a IT Il from corner Of
Seventh and Margaret Streets thence
E along Margaret street so TT; thence
1870 it, parallel with Arcade street;
thence w so 11-12 fit; thence NW'ly
parallel with Sinner street, to point
S9]5 fit, from beginning; thence n
to beginning. acknowledgements. S120 90
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toms Addition to ST. Paul.
supposed owner and

lodges Subdivision of Block G., Lyman Day
toms Addition to st. Paul.
opposed owner and Amtof
description. Lot Assm't.
as Tierney ..............13 Sl7 50
lindhorst. 25 90