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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-25
9he Semi Weekly Miner.
Election Notice.

hereby given that on the first Tues.
Notice y .h ae trst Monday Of November, to vii:
dy stersD 1884, in the established VOC nj
oo~reciucts oo o. will be held for delegate r.
frtory, III members of theLegislative Assem-.
oneS,istrict, county and township officers. q.
iss iii 10 Congress.
'DelegsttI lttorney for Second Judicial District
DistIlcss of the council and three mem.
one the House of Representatives Of the
beE ,Stiye Assembly.
Legls.nsiaao f silver Bow county.
Sts,llntss Judge of Silver Bow county.
Propa" administrator of Silver Bow county
PUBL County Commissioner of Silver low
county; Superintendent Common Schools
sfsilvesrr Treasurer Of Silver Bow county.
County COUNTY Clerk end Recorder Of Silver Bow
eoungyitv Assessor OF Silver Bow county.
Cou lut Coroner of Silver Bow county,
Cou nnty surveyor of Silver Bow county.
SSJ%uu stices of the Peace in each township.
NO COnstables In each township.
oRRoad Supervisor In each road district.
VV ~ ct said election electors will also vote
An The ratification or rejection of the con
pi u,;o,, adopted by the constitutional c,n,.
GIs,;on Of the Territory Of Montana. which
venrm " on the 14th day Of January. lsS4.
s e.. form of bal OF on said question to be; "For
,ns Constitution" or Against the constitution"
u. other equivalent words.
A." Morning and continue open until 6 O'clock
~ = he afternoon Of the same day.
mated this 10th day of September, 1854.
H. 8. CLARK.
cerk.of the Board Of County Commission es
916td
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Local News

Helena will be lighted with gas oy
the 1st of November.
Excellent care is being taken o.
tho schools in different parts of the
city.
A telephone exchange has been es-
+ah,;shed at Anaconda. Eighteen
telephones are on the list.
For being drunk and disorderly' an
unknown man was taken to n
cooler last night by Officer brlsoelS'
There will be a test of the Chal-
,enpe Fire Extinguisher at tne
corner of Main street and Broadway
this evening at 7:so.
Rose Eytinge will appear IN ana.
conda on Monday and Tuesday neA'
in Felicia and Led Astray, ano III
Deer Lodge Wednesday evening"
No political banners swing to tne
breeze IN this city, but numerous
signs indicating wnere .n0 DS
LIQUID may be found are in aouno'
ance. mI
Montana actor, left for the east re
Gently to join the Katie putnam
comnanv at Chicago for a winters
engagement.
Last Wednesday the First Ma
tional Bank of Helena received iron
henderson l. Porter, miners II on
of the gu1ches of the Coeur d'Alenes
a sack of gold nuggets valued at $ooo
The proposed change Of time o,
tho 11tah & Northern railway vii
NJ, he made until the first OF Decem
her. when the passenger train WI
leave Ogden about 10 a. m. and al
i've in the evening.
Mr.. Earl Warren, who has been dc
inc some effective work for the Dem
ocratic ticket in Deer Lodge and 81
YER Bow Counties. and who' by IN
wav. is a genial gentleman, returne'
home yesterday morning.
To settle the question as to WI
uonld win or lose $500, a number {
gentlemen assembled at the rae
trace Yesterday to see Badger an
Rrutus attempt to beat three mil
ntes. Tn the first heat the horse
went along all right until witnl
sixty yards of the wire went Badge
wont off his feet. Brutus neve
broke and trotted we'll. the san'
Given WAS 2:544.
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Imposing Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Sullivan,
wife of jeremiah Sullivan, who died
last Thurdays which took place from
the family residence, was one of the
largest and most imposing burials
that has ever taken place in Butte,
nearly every vehicle in the city being
brought in requisition. The deceased
was endeared to all who knew her
for her many amiable qualities, and
many a tear was shed when her
death was announced. Tho large
cortege that followed her remains to
their last resting place in the Catholic
cemetery was the best evidence OF
the esteem in which she was held by
her many friends. ReQuiescat ."
pace.
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Mu1,an Tunnel Caved In

Her,zd. q: Last night between
III 70 o'clock. before the westbound
had reached Mullan tunnel d
oavs Of considerable dimensions oe-
o.,.rod in the tunnel. 1t has been
learned by telephone from Elllston'
r.s;oh ia on the other side OF the
ranoe. that a work train had been en-
gagged all the night in enrosne w az
fallen rock, and that a pas7oss =
will not be cleared until to:n's s.n;ch
then. The westbouna 'ra:u ,h;s
left Helena last night is Waldo o .n,s
aide of the tunnel, while the e as;s
hound train, due in Helena a ;as'
morning, is still on the otner a s,us
Passengers and mail were translsred
ioross the range, and those eas'oound
.eoched Helena this afternoon.
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Resolutions of CondoIeuce'

The following resolutions wele
adopted by Oswego Lodge No. ., n.
OFF,, at a meeting held last evening"
WHEREAS, 1t has pleaseu ar
mighty God to remove from Iar
midst the beloved son of br1t aral
Past Chancellor J. E. Rickards' 'neie
lore, be it u.o-. and
members Of Oswego Lodge ne. he be-
ofP., that while we fully reatlz0 .t;II
inadequacy Of human sympatnyy,o s sn.
10 this his hour of GRIEF, we a utfaIt,
tend to Bro. Richards. u hea; IN an
coincidence and assure him tnat n ~ az
far as NAV be within human p 18th
bilities we do fully symPatn'10
olM 10 his loss. roaolu.
Resolved, That the above o rS Of
lions be spread upon the o = 20
this lodge and also published III -aof
daily papers and that q copy
be presented to Bro. Rickaros'
ISAAC OETTINGER, -~;t+oa
M. L. SLATER, Com"''''o'
D. M. EVANS 90 1aaA
BUTTE CITY, M. r., Oct. z'' wv
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Known by their Color.
From the Philadelphia Call.

From the Philadelphia Call.
First Detective got the two
men who committed that murder:
Their names are Chinks and Kinks.'
Second Detective-'You don't say
so! How did you discover them?'
II ran across Chinks n day, and
boldly charged him with the crime"
eyes; how did he take ii?'
"He changed color-a sure signthat
he is guilty."
True; aud the othe1"?'
"Isaw Kinks soon after, and boldly
charged him with the crime.'
"Good! How did he ac:?'
HI did not change color at ALA
sure sign that he Is a hardened Grim
inal."
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Local News.
-
From Thursdays Daily.

The city has recovered from the e.
fects OF the recent fight and the boys
are once more on their good behav-
ior.
Business Is greatly on the improve
oil over the city. Our merchants are
continually in receipt of large stocks
Of goods to supply the demand.
There is a Republican in Helena
that will bet $500 that three counties
Of 1.-THE Territory cannot be named
that will give Knowles a majority.
A well-posted U. & N. conductor
told q reporter yesterday that for
every man leaving the city there
we're fifty coming in. Wonder where
they all go to?
The man who was 80 noisy last
night in one of the saloons on Main
street and who was very properly
hustled out was not vicious. He bad
only taken a drop too much.
Mr.. jeremiah Sullivan, of Center
vile has the sympathy of the entire
community in which he lives. at the
loss he sustains in the death of his
loving wife and helpmeet, which &C
Cured yesterday. The funeral, to
which friends Of the family are In
yIted to attend, will take place to-day
from the family residence.
Yesterday afternoon, in the alley
back of Foster & Co.'s store, Mr.. E.
Mendelsohn was kicked by q horse
in the vicinity of his left vest pocket,
from the effects of which he was
made to turn a double somersault
The fact of the horses foot coming
In contact with his watch prevented
asurgeon having q job to cut the
hocf out of his body. AS it was only
the crystal of his watch was 0lOkel.
Moral-always have a watch.
We were informed by Mr.. John
Bordeaux yesterday that J. H. Cur
tis, real estate agent, had in his charge
nearly three hundred houses, all of
which, with the exception of a few
Undesirable places, are tenanted.
Twenty five applicants for houses
nrpsented themselves at his office
Yesterday. Again we say IL woulu
be q paying proposition from tne
start for some enterprlsing man 10
build tenement houses in the city.
Every room would be rented before
the building was completed.
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s0mcia1=RetUrnS

COLUMBUS. Oct. 24.-The official
returns being all in and the footlngs
completed by the Secretary OF state
to-day are as follows: For Secretary
of State, Robinson, Republican, 391.-
500; Newman, Democrat. 3so,2!2;
Morris. Prohibltionlst, 1851; Herald,
Greenbacker, $3.50.
For Supreme Judge, johnson, Re
publican, 392, 9l7; Martin, Democrat,
397, 1853; Roseborougb, Prohibitionist,
1857; Oregon, Greenbacker. 3,7So
For member of Board OF Pubic
Works, Flickinger, Republican. S93,
887: Banter, Democrat, 316,SO2: XII
kendall, Prohibitionist, 9,OO4; O5den
GreenDacker 1927.
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An individual under the influence
Of the ardent was heard to make a
remark last evening that he would
give the $500 he held in his hand to
anyone who would slap him in the
face. There were no takers.
Mrs. M. s. Gibbs, who was ser
iously injured about two weeks ago,
ia now sufficiently recovered and
will reopen the primary class in the
Central school building next Mon
dav. Parents will govern themselves
accordingly.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-25
OoACH "HoLDlNa UP,
An Hxplanation for the Sake OF
History.

Nj. John II. Curtiss and James r
Boyce, Jr., returned from Boulder
City yesterday where they have been
for a few days attending mining bust
ness. While there MIR. Curties met
Col. Johnston. the popular district
attorney Of the third judicial district,
who was one of the passengers aboard
the coach which was "held up" on
the Boulder Divide q few days ago,
an account of which appeared in the
MINER at the time. The Colonel
demurred to the description of the
affair as given by Massena Billiard to
this journal, and says "Mattie" was
altogether wrong in some of the par
ticulars. The Colonel emphatically
declares that when he fell from the
coach aud was lying on his back he
did not hold up both bis hands
and feet at the same time,
and that the maskers installing
his feet for hands, failed to recognize
him by that portion of bis anatomy
thus presented to them. He indig>
nantly denies he presented such an
aspect. He admits holding up his
hands but scorns the holding up the
feet part of the business. The Colo
mel desires US to to make the correc-
ton in order that his tale may 60
"thundering down the corridors Of
time' and lodge upon the pages of
history as the only true one.
The Colonel says that Matte Bull
lard was 'knocked out" at the first
appearance of the maskers and was
SO completely frightened out Of his
wits that he was holding up
his hands to the off wheel
horse of the coach and
didn't know it until one of the mask
ers took him b. the ear. turned him
around and told him to ''get into
that coach" and to ''get in d-n
quick" or he would tea III him the
difference between a gentleman OF
the road and a broken down, spav'
ined cayuse. He says Matte
obeyed quicker than he ever obeyed
a request to collect a bill, and that
for twenty-fours afterwards he held
up his hands whenever q man,
woman or child in Boulder crossed
| his rath and it was not until he wal
blindiolded and sent to Butte that hi
recovered sufficiently to give even thu
| distorted account of the affair as II
appeared in the MINER.
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p, y: =; Minis. Mary E. Raglan Of
butte City Lodge No. ia.
=: W. l. G.-Miss Grace Porter Of
butte City Lodge No. IA.
y. W. Q. G.-Thomas Louehridpe
OF Unity Lodge No. 6.
=: q: w. G. T.-vininx A. Cook
VI BOULDER Star Lodge No. 3.
Representative to R. w. G., Lodge.
M. >. Hall of Diamond Lodge MOI
Alternate representative, George
y. stuil of Butte City Lodge No. IA
Helena was selected az the place
for holding the next session Of the
grand lodge. which will convene on
.ne second Wednesday in October,
Much important work was accom-
pllshed and several measures in.
augurated which it is hoped will
largely increase the membership dur
Ing the ensuing year.
AAasC evening the Of1cers and mem.
bers of the Grand Lodge, by invi-
tation, attended a special meeting of
Butte City Lodge, No. IA. The even
ing was spent in the most pleasant
manner. Refreshments, consisting
OF cakes, apples, pears, plums, grapes,
candies and lemonade, were served
in great abundance and heartily en-
joyed. Literary entertainment, elo-
quent speeches and delightful music,
all contributed to the enjoyment of
the occasion and kept the members
until a late hour. One of the pleas-
ant features Of the evening was the
presentation ny Massena Billiard, in
behalf of the officers and members of
the Grand Lodge, of an elegant gold
watch chain and charm to Joseph
Trudgian, P. G. w. G. T.
Prior to adjournment the Grand
Lodge unanimously adopted by a
rising vote resolutions Of thanks to
the Good Templars Of butte for the
generous hospitality extended by
them to their visiting associates.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct: 24.-Ssore-
lawlch Bros. & Co., wholesale jewel
ers and diamond merchants. failed
for $4,000. Eastern manutac; + nen
are involved to the extent OF SiO,oCo.
NEW York, Oct. 24.-Last year the
Plumbers Union p. sssd a resolution
that on and after October 10th one
hour for dinner should be demanded
and that work should cease during
the months when darkness sets in.
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A Grand Idea.

Yesterday morning a man, who 1or
the want of a better name we mail
dub John Doe, was arrested for max
ing things howl. Shortly after being
placed in the city Jail he conceived
the brilliant idea of burning down
the cell door and regaining his free
dom. He put the idea into execu-
ton, and but for Mr.. Barrett who de,
tected the smoke, would have carried
it out, The fire was quickly extln-
euished and the would be incendiary
taken to the county Jail where ne
will languish until justice, tempered
with mercy, is melted out to him.
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Receipts Of POstOfhce Department..

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The re-
ceipts of the Postofiice Department
for the fiscal year ended jane 3oth,
1884, inclusive of money order V
nue., were $42, S1S,645. and expendi-
lures, SAG, All, 772, leaving a deficiency
OF So, 593, 1873, which is attributed to
the reduced postal rates. The oe.
partment last year had a surplus OF
So. e53, 1S9. This years deficiency,
however will be reduced $500, O0O by
the money order revenue. The re-
suit confirms the estimate made by
President Arthur in his message 10
the last Congress.
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not Yet Decided.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-The Cabinet
has not vet sanctioned the advance
of the Nile expedition to Khartoum.
They will not decide the question be-
fore the return of Lord Northbrook,
British high commissioner, who is
now in Egypt. Wolseley will be
ready by November LIST to advance,
from Wady Halfa to Sarras.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-25

A A. Wehl's cigar and tobacco
store on West Park street can be seen
nsnd machine for cutting plug
ahocco for the pipe. BY the use OF
49, machine q good deal OF annoy
.oa will be saved parties VINO ouV
+ho;r tobacco by the plug.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-25

The Regular Court Queen Of Mon
tana Ancient order of, FOresters No.
1927, meet at their Hail CTarbell's
HalD Lion City. Montana, on the
first and third Saturday evenings OF
each month. Sojourning brethren
in g Nd standing are cordially in
vited. j. J. REESE. G. r.
ANDREW WRIGHT, Secy.
O-6 sW-17
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New York Copper Marke''

The Engineering and Mining 1oa..
nal of October II says: The marke'
has been dull and quiet, Lake 1elns
procurable at &c.,, while other oranas
are worth 12@l21c., according w
quality. The Calumet & Hecia n.e
Is still smouldering, and may leaa ~
slonger stoppage than was an'''''
pated.
Chilli bars are cabled e53 l5s., ana
Beat Selected ESQ, from London
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Republican Preserved Seats tor
Ladies'"

Independent %: Remarks made
by a prominent Republican speaker
at Marysville on Friday evening last,
ladies being present at the meeting:
"Every - of - Of Republican
and Democrat in the house come and
take a drink: I've got $500 to spend
for whiskey." The impression made
by the Helena delegation may b, i'm.
agined.
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Rusiness Failures.

NEw YORK, Oct. 24.-The failures
thro,,9hout the country in the last
seven days in the United states :
235: Canada. q. The increase Is al,
v;ded between the Western and
Southern and Pacific States and Ne"
York City.
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DIED.

SULLlVAN-In Centerville, Montana, October
q, 1884. Mary, beloved wife of jeremiah Sui
Ivan, aged 26 years and 9 months.
Friends ard acquaintance Of the deceased
are invited to attend the funeral today att
O'Clock o. M. from the family residence.
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GRAND CENTRAL
HOTEI,
ANACONDA, MONTANA.
MArHER L. REY, PROPRIET0Rs.

This fine. new, commodlous Hotel = now
open for the accommodation of permanent and
transient guests. The table is supplied WITH
the best In the market. The rooms arc ample
in size and furnished in frst-class style, With Al
the modern conyeniences. Families and dn9te
gentlemen will find at the GRAND GENITAL Al
the conveniences aad comforts Of . well pro.
vided home. Accommodations for two hundred
guests. A share of the public patronage 10
specially solicited. Charges reasonable.
t229d0
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Declines to Run.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Lewis D.
Phillips, nominated by the RePuo-
ifcans for Mayor, has declined 10
run.
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ARI0N HALLE.
REDERIC RICHIE
LUNCHES.

Pototo Salad Free with Hot Sausage and
Cold 1eats..
p. III. BE9T'5
Milwaukee Beer on Draught
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

valued u sss. tltai taa sigf. psf et9
"a Haisi tat vlth cqsii
zsf tlakaosh Owner I.ai hiass 3
sabilt lot hi'ct ~ laHcies 4lffaY
faliiei 81 fiai total tas ~ i3. nef C
- Is rtfii "a vim n1aia
ga tataasn Ornsr fats hlaa
I q. sdisisi idt hlaft 90 fisnopoE slffeY.
fsiHsi a slta total tA2 b 81. per e
I ie -. fHsa iir elth costs
10 rnknora 1grcr toi biost d.
slhdif III hl1ch ~ nsfench safFef
faiaai - STD total tas azt2, Z paret
t. - Total tat with costs
sas ianuash opner lat Z hiaet u.
fubd7f IL tln.t Gi iianshek slfsaI
talaali AZ sio9, total tsN g.7H. per q
rta Total Ia With cas's
1H Unknown 0Nner Lots lfofh .,
sutHiif ini 3 block On naHcack surrey,
valued q eco. total tsr q 10. pei &
,eta Total ca Fth cot
zt udknosn oansr lot block &
Hihdis Dot block % naneodk sur ~.
VALUED = gioa. Total taI si.I8. 5 per e
s eta Taia la4 rill Gusts
20 Unknown Owner tots hi1rl q
sgadle lot block 20 Hine3at 4ulsey,
valued e sln0. total tax 81 "a. Jet e
Z ass paisi tax win costs
go tukuawn OEnof lot block X
suisiiY lrt 3 block 10 Hancock survey.
tslHei &c fia0. total tax fi.3A. per r.
eis Tetsl fnF Nth osig
10 Unknown Ornef. lot block F /,
suiaif iaf = biosf 50 usnc1ak sraYsv,
valued e 500; total tax sL7p. pct q
efs Total tax With costs
Rf4 tideh Goo peroaal pfuaafiy
FalIad Al ef'5. hsianth " ias dtia shara-
on Fl ais peg cent Gus Total tax
win costs
go Unknown Gamer Ahans enc acre
laHa u aidu gih u bounded east ~
iauf = Mayer tract, " ~ Naiisfd, sai
ned e - q total tax E.it per raHt
9 81 ets Total TX With costs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN r. r.
DigEcT RAh commuHicATtoz WITH
RATIONAL CITY asn SAN DIEGO.

On and after Monday, Februacy Is. 1888, tain.
o. tho Galiiomia southern failroad going aouth
Viii leave San 0efnarfino daily, Sundays en-
s3rtcd, a. J lar w.. Cotton ii 1.sd A. ~, Of On
arrival o. kAst-honnd southern racinc train.
and Riternds at z.ib =. ~, arriving Ut San
Diego AZ 7.iErM
doing north, win leave Gan Diego Al $40
Riforside At 1-32, arriving At Cotton II gt1r
and San Hemardipo at SKI p -
which IA % minutes iAstas Than san Frsnc.sc
inns. Passengers viii save from ten ftol 70 nix
t61l oants By purchasing their tickets Of The age
before snterinz The carr.
coss connections made With s. p local 70 ana
from Los Angelica fAefrgora 10 and from
me East VIII have but short jclny At
Cotton. Tho above " National CITY time
For information for freight o. fare address
Agent California Southern hailfoad Coltan, or
,. H.VlcToK,
Superintendent, and Ten. ~ and PISS. Agt
.0nAi Civ. Cat an97
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Los AFVEIkI1 IAIs J
In. s. psrcais, City Tax Collector Of the city
OF Los Angeles. do herthy certify that the fore
going list is a true and correct pyLisQuKsr IJsr
q all per8ons and property owing taxes Tor
the cal year 1884 e. Ia whisn list ~ contnined,
In alphabetical order. the names OF the persons,
and description q tho property delinquent and
tie amount Of taxes, cost and percentage due
opposite each mine aud description, with the
tssxes due on personal property.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

uigirH, lot g and 49, hloea
iamltaa Tract. aalu5f ii finO, t1isi
taA sl lt & per cent eents Total tax
with costs
2, rnkaoaa 0Nrem lot 3 Alanir
tract, E1al at $3.50. total TAI % %.
per sent p eonts Total taS With ocsta
ll U6tnawo o9aars. North ! lot Z,
block 90 y Ahsa tract Waived az $50. Co.
iai laS e SIS. pen haui h celta, Total
nN VITA rasis
~ uukRswn owners. q g0n lot Is.
block y Ahs1 tfaet. valued 20 eli'. lctai
taS y 3, 8 nstcent - clnts Ttai TAX
wlia costs
lt Uuhoea oaaef. y iot block
D. ha1s fiaitiaa alusd "a G9u. total
az ii, percent CENTS Total tax
sith cNis
20 untnaNe owner tots Rmdadeh
Elhilusi5U 10 Dis en- {, valued at aiyb,
latal taN " 70 nef ccnt "a cunts, To
Cal tax H.ta c1ts
AZ Cdtnoea osner Rot nrodrick
suNsiir 30 Cells uaci, valuod az slsf.
total iaz = rag cent 10 ocnts 70
ial iHs Nlth easis
80 unFaevH uaaer iot IS, Rrod.
rick suetig a. tsiis tract ya'uod al sifs
total vas $3.50 rer s. "a &c ro,sl
with ooN
si Uaknawn ueHsf Tot 81, Broduok
sltlie De gsla tract Hsh1i 30 fi75. o..
ial teg a,3I psftt cts. Total taS
WITH e1rJa
nsAaVa naf M 57 nroduck
snhhy aa aiis tract. valued &C $40, e.
ol gag sas7s nal et ica Total iay
wth aos
s. uasaasn o1saar 10. s. BeOd-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16


! . Waite Wh Lot ~. IL. aloek H.
Aliso tract, valued st $40. toiai tax 80
cts, per osut cts. Total taA with
costs
is Walker, Mrs II A. 10, Is tincl Z.
pafl tract valued Mt ESQ total tax SABA,
per cent X cts. r1tai tax with costs
% wails,c wp Loo p bioet a
| ffi5b,.4 frast5. gaiu, stoi0 lg.nts 4to.i,
! s.,,,I Inc Z sin fn,.i ~ ~ Nj ~,
- II ~ 800 isf .s,th eos.s ~
4. - -,
9hlle. tssl; 10y tipek
- 80 1596 tet.i IA SO n X - q
80 re, ~, ''',..s
= e.,lei' ve p ''A - = o. ~
el9es = Vrd survey, 'ilNs1 az 80, tatai
ttt siVa per 60 AV Nls' Ieta' taA WIN
costs
% Walter Geo. va % lot 2 block G,
uasnoYer .net, vnlusd az SIS, total TAI
~ ~ . per CENT a. Go Ae'ti 'aA WIN
.,
81 warner - H9t y hioeh aeal-
sel lfAes valued ~ q, q, tollt taA sa.ie,
g. NhittA' Nots q ~ ~ -
hinah 8 heullon sllitoii Fniia,l Il ees9'
meffEtRed % ttidWin elua, - 8 val
Z We alter dcduguon -zt9, raj tax
SO. 3 per ct Is ota' Total tax With
j. ~. rA-r - :. t,...t
~. -! % 49, -, -
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