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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14
Shooting AHray.

-l cZsh l1ss O: mcsosl cyurtesies be- .5s.u a Mexican and hglt-Sreed Ysqui --...-l=y, F.ta .he usual Ieaden con- ..- L.., tarew tle Grst.crGuc pre- ...-- . tAe far end Of BacrlO Libre lu,a Bate cf wild exci.eme8t for a ,.e. !. seems that several convivial rl.-I.z Lad been exsrtiDg themselves .a5ls,a T. Co get up 6 corner on u--.. as a1su-blug Ii themselves, and -.- IL-L had become willing mar
 al aaii.Gy faith ID their respec- ... e.. .tl--, and not a few were .alG ty.. gl. shade nutIi the reptiles shCRlC cr.a. ,lf .s tLgir boots.
 Oa.e- them. Esfurio Nontiio, na ur- %. tac.-D Sonora, who had re- r-.-.g come tY vg, was vending Ais
 -.a4-E-l. way towards the sylvan - t shades f lue southern suburbs, E.-a uy chance of fate he met one l-...s Ramos. a haif-5reed 1E9uI, lt T4s B. uo particular spIr!, of broth ,r- .ave that they met, but the ram --r -sg--t rf 'E.Ir Cop.Ols beverages e--w-l -v have complete occupation of '-. I..-. lacy E.a--d stupIdly and f4eL f.-ac.og-.y at one another. and In sa at.-ig-. :a cllucA Iu iistIc enc urtrr frey ul-~al each other and both fell i.u--rato to ,Ae ground.
 Ll-s was more than the savage YGqui uatare couIi stand and ln taking ac- e1uar.i h.- personal effects he fOGui a ru-iy p;sfe. which he uuhesitltiuEly goi1tli tounri L,s antagonist ard 4-r- G.a.iiJ feli forward % tne er'la !. Lavrg been shot through the 5-~r.s and aseu 8 fatal wound.
 officer Roche soou had tue murderer 20 -.i- custody and brought the wound ed usn c. the county jail from whence -t 7.- subsequently, removed to private quarters 1n North Main street, where he how l-s, still alive, but with no hope t1- ll- recovery. Marshal Roche t-le- -r4pael tla facts to hIs friends m Mag la.aua, and some nf them will probably T-a'l Tucson an few days.
 llr a-----lu Is now ID tine county jsil 'i5 yH4mlua'l0n b.viDg been postponed G1t- taa result of the wound Is de.er- llael. Re Uas very drunk when hrongnt i1 ald ls rTr'esse es to know nothing and A0pa-e-t.y cares less about the grave tr.l- L- committed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14
Tur~an Public Schools.

-.r school laUz of Arizona empower .a"- a.-a.r,s having superior school .a.-l e.. -H t-taai,rn and maintain .a'-s "alrl studies usually pursled -- ..s. schools .5a taught.
 'a" H.rut.o1 Of the Board Of rl--gsa Co urgaulze such L.gh
 --"= agUug tGe ensuing SC ool --' '..-- september 9th, lSSG, t-' '- ilae lurb. 1887.
 -.- .--.. advanced classes will be -." "H.-a1a. course upon the fol- -'...e.- Eng I-h literature, unI- ''. "-.r L-'lu, book keeping, com
 eti". algebra, geometry, ''.. -.-o=uHa,, pAy.ical geoarG- .'-'. ...'.-. F-.7lal0El provided that 't-. -l le permitted to take less '- .-i .. these studies, nor more .--- .a i-r judgment Of the princ.pa .-'' 't deemed advisable. The school '.. a. Tlta full s,t ot philosophi- '--A'.- ? ,he proper illustration
 -ta7.- Ha I.ysics.
 -..I.- ll such high school cIass will -,e- lu tae urucipars room and '-- 4 'lel.. Co the recitation
 -' a' a.i -1t.d hours.
 y a.eueu. one graduate ot -s-.. ..-I ti.e other of the University '-.'-a-4, will. ID connection with ,- ''fa..nave charge Of such classes .e-. ...'.-s. Solar as practicable. pupils '-, class lu the grammar grade ...- "a. % o- permitted to take one or slel adgauce6 studies.
 r, q. A''i-meuc and English grammar t.--'. '-5 si5mmar school grade will be l----. V lAese gentlemen. The other tt', t--l-e- otsuch grade will be taught by c,.t t.a'y teachers In the lowest grade .-.-. -s primary department, certain fea- b.in,-o o' The kindergarten system will .,5--.'..ilc --.'. ilcel Hs supplementary to the ..- ''''A,. methods of primary instruc- - A teacher especially fitted for o-,.,4 , ,asa work vii be employed. Pnpiis s,rli s-,,l5s Of Tucson district viii M be wei. I n,-.' .' 7, i.it'aer particulars applv fin MT. S.5..IH t-1 Harmon, Principal TBcson s Pubiic
 r R. GOODWIN, ]
 l.. M. PRINCE. T-rstaa. .y,la.5sA5,.,E; A V; GEossETTA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14
Alias Summons.

ISTHE DlSTRI. COURT. FIRST JUDI. | cial ni-f-ic-. ia the touut1 of Pima, Tern tory of ArirouA
 sr-ur.u Gerreru. plaintiff. sg6Inst Ella N. Ce-rsr.. ole .-f.dlr-. Al llgs Slmuuns.
 Acti.: brouett in tEe h-tTIct t0urt of the Fir-f Judicial D.E-nrt in End for the County of Pima m tfa I.'-rIf,ry of 70 rixons.
 The Ta-rsto-y uf Arizona send- greeting Co Ella ". torre-U.
 Non ar. hereby summoned and required Co ap- peer iu ar actiUr brought against you by the abs.ve uaal.I plal-tih I1 the District Court Of ths F---f Judlcral District in and fOE the Co1utv c- Puma. m the Territory of A1- zors, and aus-er the complaint filed ~ith the Clerk of tl.s Cou-t. st Tucson. m said county. Ia copy nf which complaint accompanies this summ0usI within tSeuty days (exclusive of ue day Of ssrvcel after the ssr. vlce upon yoR ot thus summons, If sarved in this couuty; but if served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty dsys; DO all other cases forty lays.
 srraar and answer the complaint ss above Is- qaired Lh- plaintiff will take judgment by de- faul- a-alust you ard wil apply to The Court for Inc reIIeF carnAnd-si thersIn and costs and dis b-.rsarl.r-4 ir this behalf ex pended.
 C.iyea under rnI hand and the seal of said District Court. at Tucson. this Slth day of July A. D.. l--i-
 rSyaTT J. H MARTIN. Clerk
 Ry CHsRLEs kREsHtN. Deputy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14
CALL.
KepubIIean county conventlon.

TUCsoE. A. T., July 31st, 1886.
 WHEREAS, the Republican Central Committee of tbe county of Pima, Ter ri.oTy of Arizona. has assembled tOgeth- CT ioc the purpose of arranging details for the approaching election, now there fors It is
 Resolved, that on Saturday, the Fist GHy of August. lSS6, there sbsll be held Q primary election m each election precinct In sad county, for the purpose Of e.ecti8g delegates iO a County Con ventiOD which I5 hereby called to meet in the city ot Tucson, Monday, the 3Gth day of August, lSSi. at 10 o'clock, G. n.
 That sad convention shall nominate candidates for the various offices of sad county, winch are to be voted for at the general election to be held in November next, and shall select delegates to repre- sent Pima Couaty III the Republican Territorial Convention.
 Gha. the members Of this committee from the respective precincts shall ar range the hours Of the day during which, sni the place where. such primary cleo ti0ls shall be held, and shall give suita- ble notice thereof throughout such pre- cinct.
 That each precinct shall be allowed the number of delegates to said cOun- ty'- convention, set opposite the respect i've names of the precincts, as follows:
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structed to cali his attention to the law
 on the subject.
 \ communication from W. ID. Renter
 was read pres,i.ting the claim of A. Per
 ret for services as special constable and asking settlement of the same. On mo- ton the communication of Mir. Renter was ordered on file and the claim disal- lowed.
 X communication from C.. Kresham requesting a supply Of wood for use of Ja;i and court house was then read and clerk instructed 70 make purchases of 1 VoHd from time to time whenever re- l qrirei.
 Sup-ri1 lendent of Public Schools. J. ! S Wood, then presented his report and | estIi4-..- of funds required to maintain | the public schools for the current year. On motion the report wRs ordered on ' file
 On motion ihe Board took recess until two o'clock r. 10. ! Aft-r recess, present, J. 5 MsDsfoil chairman; J. C. Handy, member; +. k. ! Richardson, member: Fred G. Hughes, ! eN ciii-iO clerk. This being tue day fixed by law, di. recting the Board of Supervisors of the seversl counties to GesI IgnAte the amount of taxes that shall be lsVird the Board proceeded tO examine the assessment roll aud repors pertaining Co that end.
 Here Supervisor Handy preseo ted the following resolution which was adopted and ordered spread upOu the minutes:
 Whereas tae county has a large out- standing indebtedness and whereas said indebtedness was caused by making per- iasrenf improvements m the county. The administration of justice in this fr"ntisT country. the high rate of inter est paid Ou indebtedness, together with the depression caused by Indian raids and murders
 Resolved, That the board levy ths minimum rate allowed by the law with the recommendation that our represent etIves m the Legislature pass law au- thorlzlng the county 10 fund its debt, | ID order that pOsterity may in part pay | Tor antages they receive from the re- suit of the labOrs of this generation.
 Resolved, That copy Of this resolu- tion be forwarded to each legislator | elected from this county.
 On motion the board then ordered the | following to be the tax levy of Pima | county for the year lSs6, for territorial, | county and school purposes. VIZ:  Territorial general fund. B cents on
 each SlOO.
 Territorial school fund, 3 cents on each
 Sl00.
 Territorial normal school fund, 2i, cents
 on each SlOO. County general fund, sL00ls on each
 SIOU.
 County pulling interest fund, 20 cents
 on each Sl0O, County redemption fund, cents on
 each SlGO. County school fund, g cents on each
 Sl0O.
 Total territorial and county S239 on
 SlO0 assessed. Tucson school district No. l, 55 cents
 On each SlOO assessed. Total in school district No. l. S2 94.
 On motion the Board adjourned to meet st To o'clock, a. m., August 2Jth, ISSi.
 $. MANSFIELD, Chairman. Attest;
 Fred q. Hughes Ex Oficio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14

he meeting vas very enthusiastic and SO very harmonious that a dozen were clamoring for recognition tO the iio9. simultaneously. and the chsirman's 6 stentoTiRn commands were almost pow erless to restore order. It was quite noticeable that when he termed them ''get t!euel" the old line landmarks re- spondeG wItb rapturous sppisuse.
 After spending sn hour in tumultuous commuuion,-One long. dry hOar-the meeting took an adjourn raont T-ndIng the adoption Of sn irOnclGd cath for the delegates.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14

Ing could be done except to come hume"
 NIT. Montgolnegy's gun and hunting k9iie, still stained with blood. and the scalp Of the only hostile known to have been killed ID many, many months, were seen ID ihe office of the Trimmer House. The entire scalp had been taken aud he side that WIS undergoing the ;Hn- ning operation Lad been covered with buckskin. neatly sewed oa. A sight ct the black locks suspen2e1 from cart ridge belt would delight "Old-:imers' all over the cOast.-Silyer CIty Enter DrigR
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fngAL NEWS.

u Brewster Cameron returned b ''s..--r.a tr,m a trip to the east. ..s-.ts for Mar!cops county has i-s,.. ..Sll5. !! on each SlO0 vaiGa- a1l.
 .. u...- S Neville came n from A5-.rs ..-lrI last evening on snort s..,s' t-i.
 ~oa-r.=ors of Cochise cOnnty
 --. # tae rate of taxation at S3jJ -r ..e >le.
 -.., ,r..a smith, Fourth Cavalry.
 ....r.et lt Fort Lowell, paid the ----s aa-al 8 p.easan: call this at- .a--.
 --.,,v 1f Pedro AguIrre came !n
 - -- Es-s.- Avres ranch Ht All .- -l.. Mrs. AEuirre Is quite le-.-r -.....-.- m-a.csi Bld.
 --.-g .--.-J. Hyde. Of the Mohaye .,- r...a presented wIth httie
 .. a.- wife, and hl hls -A-.,...-......- are green with envy.
 -..-.--.a-i Wiil am Winterer "a. .... sumption m Tombstone -- r.-, H. WAS uel. supplied with Ist seemed eIt.rcl! without .a-i5.
 ..-7. .f supervisors to-day fixed
 .....-.x.tlou n Pima county gt
 ..- a.- S.ai The tax n school .-..Nr. I vil be 5jc additional zss.-s e-fL
 U uaE.a bs.taer Of NIT. Cast.
 ,r.-. ,. ,gis c.ty. arrived yesterday ..-.,.!as horses from heuedy, .a a.s way c. La Angeles. lie
 -...q.,. sa-- ua..l t9 m'-Eow.
 uL.r. Naming q. being urged by I.--.-..g,.5 al. ~ .-- u.--e 30 come t t-....--. |. ...l.c----. r.-srunOn ss a -.-..+4., f.- ..- .-..-n Up to ,-.. i'm, h.. a= nE .lay decided -...a-- a-u.t ee a..- .Ea.
 g,1,- ..5,.a. %. Florence, having ...-r r-.n.. .I Gs au s.,icie candidate f.-.....,... .g t..-.ass on fine demo- r.....r .,.-.. -e. .-.-a.- uf that gentle -,.r-.. t... nader a1 rlTcumstRBces e . a...... nom .a..an.
 z--La. G.-t.a ...'.s ;a some days .-. t-..l ~.a Gar. s. Nl.re hs has re- ..r.F r.- .-t -.k s...I-LS. He says I.I.- ll tae rt-e7vatIOn have -..-. ger. -..s crop, t.I- year sud are .-.-.t.l ls-. -..I..
 I-. C1.-. B. "-t4o-c and wife will -...- E..-r. "a . t.~ days. Mr Wet ,..-. .-a u-8.. .r of ALr. L. l.. Wetmore, .r - --.., r-G I- aHe gi the prominent ut s-. Ja'..eru.E NIticulturnl a5srsaI.a. H. returning home from Wa--i1st -. D. C.
 I-~s- tl9a-l-ill Ia the democrats to r4.et.e coroner and undertaken on ..-t g- Le---ates. He will have ls -aa!s fg8 Co: 0GIuess when the -..-.---e- -: tic couTtut.C. is over. T.- 5rgGs..a-s r,E .ri ihs significant -.sl comp aceut eui 1yment, ~-5 Eas-l Chavez, the government t-.e s=-seyor ot Sonore, a position cor. ,..-L.lL 60 that oi Surveyor Gen ---. :. t-7- clIus7s, Is in the city visit ..- .-.aaLs and ucqulIullGces. His .--- a. ..Geucs ls Et Naglalc8a, md . . l.- IG-t returned f-nm trip 1o the ..g .. k-z5yo bir. Crayez Is a highly .!.-l-. 4 luI very pleasant gentleman, l-. ls making many warm friends .G Ig tas people oi this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14
Notice for Publication.
LAND ovncx AT TucsoS. ARIZONA. ,
Pre-emp,ion No. s6a

LAND OVuCx AT TUCsOS. ARIZONA.
 July ll. lso5. ] Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has hled notice 1f his inteuton ts make tnsl proof m support of hIs oizlfn. and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver Rt Tucson. Arizona. on Sepseuo Der q fssi VIZ. Ramon Esp uosa of Tucson. Arl- zOna for the Els of SWit of Sec 35 Ip. 10 <. K I3E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residsnCs upon and cultivation of sad land. VIZ;
 Robert M WiIkiu. Robert N. IeatherwoOd. Luke Harrison and William J. Osborn al or Tucson. Arl1OnR- -
 BEN. VI. THOMAS. Register First publication July 70. lssh. ntS
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by the scouts my friends accompanied me uutil the escort of troops was met. I showed the troops where the fight oc- cured. The ground was bloody where fine Indian was beheaded. The place where the wounded man lay conld be seen and also the brush shows where a horse had been led to the place. There was not sign of a trail, however, as there had been 8 heavy rsIu and Doth-
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CITY NOTICE.
City Treasurer's Sale.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER, !
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. Z, 1856. (

80 ASAf "AAAiA's Soh' - AOOO'
virtue of a judgment entered on Nov. ID,
1885. in the District Court, Second Judicial
District, Ramsey County, State of Minnesota,
against the hereinafter described real estate,
situate, lying and being in said city aud
county, on an assessment warrant for
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Above this paragraph appears the fea-
lures of the now famous Henry Z. DiXey,
who on Thursday night performed his part
in the burlesquei '.Adonis" at the Bijou
opera house for the 5OOth consecutive time.
the occasion was made memorable. Mr..
DiXeys recep ION was grand one and he
was the recipient OF many floral
tokens from friends in the audience. After
the performance Mr.. DiXey was rendered a
ball at the Metropolitan opera house, at
which many people prominent in the
artistic circles, theatrical, social and jour
nalistic, of this and other cities were pres
ent. All day Thursday Mr.. DiXey was
feted and the events OF the day wound up
with the great testimonial bali.
-
Miss Margaret Mather appeared in new
role on Tuesday, that Of Leah, in Leah,
the FOrsaken." Miss Mather made an eX-
cellent impression. Nine. MOdjeska's ell
gagement at the Star theater is successful.
T is week she appeared in a round Of char
a'ters. She has In preparation Donna
Diana" q. WoTHERsPoON, Jr.
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Phillips Addition to St. Paul.
Stinson's Addition

NUuSUU ; AuuIUUu+
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot Block Judgm't
G Mccartney, So IL
Oh .....-..-...-..... 2eNSS Is S41 81
Isabella Lee, W 40 fl of.?9N2S 10 80 90
james Stinson ........2gN2S IL ia 65
All IN the City of ST. Paul. County of Ram
sey, State of Minnesota.
9-l2 GEORGE REFS City Treasurer.
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CITY NOTICE.
City Treasurer's Sale,
OFFICE OF THF CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. Z, 1886.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. Z, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue of judgment entered on Nov. -
1885, in the District Court, Second Judicial
District, Ramsey County, State of Minnesota,
against the hereinafter described reai estate
situate, lying and being in said city and
county, on an assessment warrant for
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MUSIC AND DRAMA;
The Successful Inauguration Of Opera
Sung by Americans in Their Own
Language.
First Performance in This Country
of agner's ssMeistersinger Won
Nurnberg.''
Something of the Plot and Music
Five Hundredth Performance OF
sEAdonis''--NoteS.
Correspondence of the Globe.

Correspondence OF the GloDe.
NEW YORK, Jan. s, 1ss6.-The past
week has been one of great interest to mu-
steal people, as it brought with it the open
ing of the regular season Of German opera
at the Metropolitan opera house and the
Inauguration of opera sung by Americans
in our own language. The scene OF the
latter was the stage of the Academy OF
Music. Mrs. f. b. Thurber, some months
ago, undertook to establish national opera.
She engaged corps Of assistants, renled
the Academy of Music for the purpose eX-
pended S75, 900 in improving ana redecorat-
ing it. set a number Of scenic artists 10 Work
painting new scenery and finally engaged
company Of singers of American Dirth, some
Of whom made their first appearance in
America on Monday night in ''The Tanning
of the Shrew," which was performed for
the first time in this country.
The music Is by Hermann GoetZ and the
lbretto isa version of Shakespeare comedy
of the same name by Joseph Victor Wild
mann. At Mannheim, in 1874, the opera
was first produced. Last season it was
done in London by the Carl Rosa English
Opera company and was successful. The
performance on Monday night at the Acad-
envy was a most satisfactory beginning. The
English translation of the German libretto
was made by the Rev. J. Troutbeck NJ. A.,
with strict regard for the idiomatic pecuii-
arities of the German language, in many in-
stances entirely disregarding euphOnious and
poetic expression in the adaptation which
IN frequent places is awkward aud inhar-
mOnious. A good libretto is an important
feature of English opera, and it must be
ineligible; otherwise the operas might as
well be sung in Italian or German. The
music is very agreeable and would give
more pleasure if played by the orchestra
alone than when accompanied with vocal
expression. The music is much too heavy
for the subject Of the libretto, and the com
poser has written it in all seriousness, over
looking its comic possibilities. The scenery
was refreshingly new and bright, something
That has not been seen on the stage of the
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CITY NOTICE.
City Treasurer's Sale.
OFFICE or THE CITY TREASURER
ST. PAUL. MINI, jan Z, 1856.

Notices hereby given that under and by vir-
tue of Z judgment entered on November II,
1855, in the District Court Second judicial
District, Ramsey County, state OF Minnesota
against the hereinafter described real estate,
situate, lying and being I'm said city and
county, on an assessment warrant for the
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Dawsou's Addition to West St. Paul

Supposed owner and description. Benefits
City Of st Paul. ''Alice Park $50
called) in block 5, Jawson's Addi-
ton to West 81 Paul. S3g5 90
An objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and filed with the Clerk OF
said Board at least one day prior TO said
meeting. WILLIAM BARRETT, President.
Ofical:
r. L-GoRMAS, Clerk Board of Public Works.
Gil
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Grading
and GATHERING Alice Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, ,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 9, 1856. !
penses arising from grading and guttering
Alice street, from Ohio street TO Cherokee
Avenue and around Alice Park, in the City of
St-Paul, Minnesota, having been completed by
the Board Of Public Works in and for said city,
said Board will meet at their office in said city
at D. IN. on the 25th day of January, A. ID.
1886, TO hear objections Cif any to said as
sessment, at which time and place, unless
sufficient cause is shown TO the contrary,
said assessment will be confirmed by said
Board.
The following IS a list of the supposed
owners names, a description of the property
benefited and the amounts assessed against
the same, to-wit:
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CITY NOTICE.
City Treasurer's Sale.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER. }
ST. PAUL Mimi. Jan. Z. 1856. /

81 fAli, mluus Jan. - lcco. y
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF a Judgment entered on the 18th OF
November, 1855, in the District Court, Second
judicial District, Ramsey County, State of
Minnesota, against the hereinafter described
real estate, situate, lying and being in said
city and county, ON an assessment warrant
for the
Construction of a Sewer on Wash
ingtOn Street, Between Eagle Street
and Chestnut Street,
In said City of st. Paul, the undersigned WILL
on the I'D day of January, 1856, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, az the City Treasursr's office
in the City of st. Paul, County of Ramsey,
offer for sue at public auction as provided
by law, to the best bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-wit:
Rice & Irvine's Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt %
description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
Mayall ct al-..-..-...ll "a S92 So
German, Except SW
= Observation-Disclosures. Al l36 SO
w Wilkin ct al........... 81 ~ -
all in the City of St. Paul. County or Ram
sey, State of Minnesota.
GLE GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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scrlbed real estate, situate, lying and being
in said city and county, on an assessment
warrant for the
Paving Robert Street, From Third
Street to Seventh Street,
In said City of st. Paul, the undersigned viii,
on the I'D day of January, 1856, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, ut the City
Treasurer's office, in the City of st. Paul.
County of Ramsey, offer for sale at public
auction, as provided by law, 10 the best bid
der for cash, the following described real es-
tate, to-wit:
st. Paul Proper.
Supposed owner and Lot Block. Amt of
description. Judgm't
A Ramsey, 80 fl of 100
fit of. ................I&2 20 1901 20
Estate of Alex Paul. $40 20 l,034 g.
James H Davidson, N =
of..........s& II 535 70
WIN + Davidson. IL loo ID
+ Langevin, N y of.......71 10 70. 70
Same, w 40 TT of N u off, 200 80
A Capehart, S 25 it of
N so 1T of..........l6&l5 179 AZ
d Hennessey, S % TT
off,. ..-......1, 2&3 179 AZ