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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-12
STOCK FARM
FOR SALE or RENT !
$50 ACRES

Well watored and plenty OF timber Two
houses and two barns. Good orchard.
Meadow and ldN acres pillow land, Ftny
head OF cattle with tho place n wanted, and
hOuses enough to run iL Within nVe miles
somebody,
ENQUIRE at Office Of cauital Journal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-12

q J. ]: !: =! !. : !! J: = = J! J!
issued MNroh and sept,
each year. 1t ta an eney-
olopodiA OF useful tnfor-
nation for all who pur-
chase the luKuri0a or the
necessities OF life, We
can olotko you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unneoe saAry
appliances 20 ride, walk. dance, slsep,
eat, hsh, hunt, work. 90 20 church.
81 stay az home, and In various aiEes,
styles and quantities. Just nGuro Out
Nhat is required ~ do all these things
conF FOhIABlI, and you oAn make q fair
GUIDE, which viii bo sent upon
receipt Of 10 cents ~ pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD a co.
All-lla Michigan Avenue, ChioAgo, IN.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
"A Peculiar Case.

A peculiar case was that tried in the
District Court here this week. We re-
fer to the cause of t State vs.. Fine
Mollison. 1t took two days to get it
through Court, at the expiration OF
which the defendant was acquitted.
The peculiar part part of the business
was that Harry Campbell, who made the
charge against Mollison, and had him
indicted before the last Grand Jury,
wheeled round and said he swore false
.ly on the former occasion, and was in
duced to do so by the offer of bride
of $3.50 from Governor Adams and W..
D. Campbell. He was arrested for per-
jury. waived examination, and was held
in $4,000 bonds to appear before the
next Grand Jury. We have our opin-
ion of this young man Campbell, but
shall not express it now, as We have
no desire to prejudice his case.-[ White
Pine News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
Our William asebsed.

A Washington dispatch OF the 22nd
distant says:
Representative Woodburn of Nevada
was robbed at his boarding-house last
might of $l50 and two round-trip rail
way tickets from Oregon to San Frnn-
cisco. Frank Curtis oolored boy, for
morly employed nbout the house, was
suspected Of the robbery. He WAS ar
rested aid Sis of the money found up
on him. He said that he went to tue
house about o'clock this morning AMI
eutered through the basement door
He went to the Representative room
aud secured the plurder, H. pat the
money in his pocket, aul wbea he got
around the corner he threw tho other
articles he had stolen away Before he
was Arres ted he purchased complete
hu:Gt of clothing, including a heavy
overcoat.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
Good Advice.

a young man who not long ago was an
dnveterate smoker, but who was re-
gently induced to "'swear off," relates
the following: 81 have been doing
homo figuring lately, and the result as
tonishes me. When was smoking
my hardest, my average was eight
'cigars.o'dny. Sometimes It would run
over and sometimes unEer, but eight
was about the all-round figure. I rarely
bought my cigars by the box and I in.
.dulged in straight ten cent goods; 80
cents n day was what my SIN oking cost
me. This with 40 cents added for
cigars that I.8ave away and host shak-
ing dice, makes total of about Sc a
% week that I now save. 1t is just
nine weeks and three days since swore
off md by Saturday 1 shall have $50
in the bank, without IN effort on Sty
part save that required to control an
unnecessary appetite. 1 must also re-
gard as an asset the supernbundance Of
animal spirits now enjoy as a direct
result of my abstinence from a habit
that is weakening, when indulged in TO
an sexcess. Smoke yourself, do you?
Well, try my scheme. Swear off
and put your cigar money in the
bank. You might need it some day,
even if you are q newspaper man. -
lex,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27

Idaho Avalanche :--Some of the rich
est ore TINT we have seen for years, was
taken from the face Of the drift in the
Poorman mine on Tue sduy lust 1t was
not only rich in gold. but also in silver,
and re1emblSd the rich orc that came
from chat mine twenty years ago. If
this chute holds ont, as it is liube to
do, money enough will be taken out to
pny the national debt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
M HERS

who discover my signs of impurities in the
'blood'of their children should be prompt
in the use of proper remedies. The neg
lect of such care for young girls Is tho
primary cause OF most Of the diseases
which afflict women. Mrs. Harriet IL.
Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass, writes:
"My daughter, u years of age, has suf-
fered for the past year from general
debility. A few weeks since, we COM
menccd giving her Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and her health has greatly improved"
Mrs. FIT. Robinson, Perkins St, Somer-
vile, Mass, says: Mothers should use
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
go PER oEST. REDUCTION.

The election is over and in order to
keep step with the march of reduced
prices we have determined to make 90
per cent. reduction in the subscription
price of the INDEPENDENT to oil who pay
in advance. Hereafter the WEEKLY
INDEPENDENT will be 81 and the DA1Ir
INDEPESDENr So a year, postage paid,
Invariably IN advance.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Try Fisher's Salt Lake Beer at the
Humboldt House Saloon.
Hot Lunch, glass OF beer or cigar foy
z25 cents at the Humboldt Brewery 81.
oou.
Ladies, Mems and Children's FAN
and Winter Hats just received at Roa-
epstock's. Call and SEQ them.
Striped and Checkered Eainsooka,
Sateens, Yosemite ,Cheviots and Indige
Shirtings at 7. Rosenstock's.
just received from the East lays,
invoice OF Mems ClothiIg at
81. REINHARr'g
Rosopstock bns just received flns
line Of ladies Fall and Winter Dress
Goods, Novelties, eto. Call and make
your selections before the stock is
roken
Just received nj Rcinhart's, a fine as
sortment OF plHin and fancy Dado
Shades in NIL colors; furniture coverings
in Ramie, Petit Point and Spun Silk.
9-121w.
The finest stock Of Ladies and ohsl-
dren's Hats in town, also an endless
variety OF Notions ard Fancy Goods.
which must he seen TO be appreciated.
osENsIocks,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27

'Gilruth, Paul Schillestrom. North Fork /;
J G Corners. Tuscarora: p B Robert.
Bullion; B F Roudebush, Mrs 81 h
Hale, Oarlin; J w Parke, Pleasant; T
II McMahon, st Joe. Mo; Bert Rhine
hart, Elko; J,SV Porter, Salt Lake
City.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
Look Here,

We hsve just received large stock
of Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Dress Goods,
consisting Of Ginghams. Linens and
Wooiens, and Genslemen's Clothing,
MI of the latest and most desirable
styles, Call and inspect them.
3-26. ]. RosEHsTooE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
TEXAS SETTINGS.

The subscription SETTINGS paper pro.
tuse illustrated by the leading
ter of original humor acknowledged
the Wonder tn,
merits Of SETTINGS wea
fer ~
Both
PENDENT will have the privilege of this offer.
REMEMBER that TEXAS at h
next No such We offer two rapets AZ
for S..
No but an get
amount for
Postal Note otherwise shall publishers
from New York to for
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DEror HoTEL-Ciark Il Green, Proprie-
tors.
Mrs Ross, Ogden; l. ID Albert,
Mound: john Barnes. Eureka; VIM r
ORsus. Il p Co; Thad Culver, & II
HoNNs ST; T J McNamee. Austin
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27

This Means B1asine ssI
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
HUnBoIDT HoUsE-Joseph Lang, Pro
prietor.

Chris Marohson, Jack Hart, L N
Murphy, TIuckee; F w Miller, B L
Ehren, Michigan, S Caglus, Ogden;
George Ross, Denver; b Nofsinger,
Winnemucca; Geo Mysr, B Williams,
Reno; Joe Hennen, Pleasant; G A
Hamilton. G Williams, Lamoille; Mrs
E II Hutchinson, " T Ovens, San
francisco.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27

FRESH VEGETABLES A SPECIALITY,
any-5-H
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-27
a COzY CLUB ROOM

For the accommodation OF my patrons Alb.
eral share OF the public patronage is respect
fully solicited.
REINH0LD GRIEGER.
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TERMS. TITLE. ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by
CHARLES II. and GEORGE B. KIT TINGER who are
amply able carry out the enterprise just advertised
1t is their intention to work upon the houses
and push them through to completion soon as
possible.
All those securing lots entitled to houses as shown
by map, Off work has not been commenced on that
particular the date of award choice of the
two cottage designs shown at Office One of the
houses will be of the Queen Anne design costing $1,000
One will be of design costing in the neghborhood
of $3.50 each and the balance three in number will be
of modern desgn--our rooms, hard finished cottages
complete in every appointment and could not be dupi-
Gated for less than $500 each.
The building of houses will create homes for ten
families, and will enhance the value of all remaining
lots The title to jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dition is Guaranteed TO Be Absolutely Perfect and
everything is to be carried out precisely advertised
or money viii be refunded.
Remittances can be sent by mail express.
TERMS 500 down, SIS on 18th of August
$50 September 1st, and remaining $50 on or be-
fore 1st day of October execution of the deed
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4 r1LIAn or srgs,a.rl,.


The efthu iasra which marks there.
ccption Of Mr.. FsI1iae in sem York.
after his long visit absoa5. Is ~
much a paipsI,ie evidence 81 The Pop
ularity Of Republication and ~ rep
reventafives a. II Mr. HIasne. person
ally. The crowdlDz into the metrolo-
liz Of delegations from aii over the
country, a. this junetsfs, 30 welcome
che Maine statesman. EXHIBITS. beyoad
peradventHre, great joy that % able a
man and 80 powerful an advocate 81
the tenesss and doctrines, aaa IA
fui sentiment Of the l,6rty. should be
ciese at hard. ready TO Lead bis bril-.
hsssss and mighty gifts for the sd
vaneemenl Of rational and Republican
Interests.
Mr.. Blaine viii be mighty factor In
the campaign. and the opposition
trembles IT hts Advent upon the scene.
His work viii mean thousands upon
thousands OF added votes 10 the cause
81 protection 10 the tailoring ciasses 81
fhis country. IT. manufacturing and
commercial prosperity, It's national
strength and integrity.
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couLnN.r sHg ~.

As q matter OF local pride. Of course,
the people Of Chicago we're generally
quite inbiiant and enthusiastic that
Mr. Fuller of their city was APP
pointed chief justice Of the federal
supreme court. II seems. however,
that the National Bar Association,
composed Of di.tingni .hed lawyers
and juyists from North and South,
East and Wet. which has been In
session this week at Cleveland. Ohio,
Il not 80 excessive, cheerful on the
sabIect. A resolution .ongratuiating
the lawyers and people Of the
counsry upon The appointment Of
Fuller to the chief jisiiceship, and
eniogizing him in somewhat fui ONE
manner, was discussed by The associa-
ton suggested, and was thereafter,
promptly and finally rejected.
The facts are that Fglief has
upan his record the stain OF copper
headism and ii u stain which is NOT
admired, nos ,a-aays, North or South
The North knew the copperheaehs q
be the enemies Of the Union. while chs
South regarded thom as only friend
o. the confedcracy In what y nori
1oexii,iy than elegantly termed chin
music =
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~ ts.e COS ssxrasssr ss sese = u xskx1ns
-nsh~s fze0 sse szzi6tnxs .s1 sc.sssserss1
to ssxx the faresseEesl Ssrrss ~ 80.
fs,e f.ssr- sfxeT str1ctBreS, hrc31s@ f1@y
.s-ssr xsy<s.f s,sssy Hsrn kezf. sS1e s1gs1asg
f.sf ~ Nasa - pereszs Kz<e tsf@ass
TIE fyskswtsE rzmains s=s9ssrs1 n2s
s,Sra t.~assaxs gasszs 2. Af14iie1- j.
weifh. ganex ssasta teza.syetA es1 z.tHzr1
Use. roe bp5g u anasner esslssr9i H1a
"a k.eea r<sssese1 bat the rsr1xifss Esrs
40 farssf6-3 f89 more oB1irs kzs~
b.-@a ssfszaferS7 h-ra<ssh tAe rsaass hsss
s.auet - sskpn aszx b~f9re pixef u -
sselseues. "a. Ernez1f IA also baried -
sssnfa the ruias za8 ar * ssssz3 oeaers.
TIE t.tal so-z - isfs i esfisasfs4 ~ =. ara
fdar sa.sly zgassff HsA&Asn sAs >
s,-.snssseas eit5Essn. Fl EseNe VS. te23
sax tsslidsr sss eansracfssF-
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The sagrnstioss made last week that
ladies OF Seattle lake the matter Of
tree.plantins Ia hand di1 not pa W.
heeIed. Already steps have been
taken looking 10 the organization 81
an arbor society and It Is hoped 20
make the movement a popular one.
The Pesr.ISTTLLIGrscsR notes this
fact with great satisfaction end wishes
b add this farther suggestion. namely
that an "afbor day be set apart this
fall and the children Of the pabIie
schools he asked TO cooperate in the
work Of tree planting. Trees. even Of
the best kinds, cost but little il puf-
chased in large numbers. aud the
money required to buy many thou.
sands could easily be raised by sub.
sorirtion. The children with the aid
of few workmen could plant any
number desired, IN a few hours. aud
would deem the work a holiday diver
sion. In Cleveland and other Eastern
cities now famous for their beautiful
trees. this plan was adopted aud there
l. no reason why we cannot DO ia
Seattle what has been done elsewhere
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STEAM TUG FOR SALE.

I EN6TH 50 FEET, BEAN % FEET.
u depth ~ bold ? iyef kBili - or.
extra strong, Ia the fall II lSsl. and Is Bow
ia drs' viass condition far iEmc1 Etc ser
sire sac b. nstcd with one e.sa pound
hoifrr. bui.g by y Atcc af san Francisco En-
tar year 81 lS-fs dsaaCfc- = feet, leugth
i3 iert: three furnaces, les inch fupcs
and steam chimney maia steam aAd feed
rtf-ss IL copper. puc sHrfGar CuuseusauC
engine. ~0lRca diameter OF IS iatlsT hF
. iuea stroke Improved Blake air eud
tafSfAn.
The shove steamer was built WITH very
lsrse trsmc. has been well cared Ter and i
-gHtiy foy named late service she wlii b.
sold cheap. thc uUner having ether husi-
ness 10 attend 10 For fau Particulars
applg u MORAN BROS.
rf.rFaT arf1q "a
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GENERAL ORDER No. IL.

I. Companies u. % snd oi this rszt
ment are hereby ordered Ia ASSEMBLE Ia fasl
dress aaiAarla. wiihsat arms. ~ the ar
msry on naudaT. Aug i2th, n an o'clock
3. ma. 80 farleirafs ~ The memorial ssr
vices Go b. hsta 10 the Opefa House on that
day, fn hoa0s u the late general ~ the
army, PHsiip H. sheridan.
H. Yield and STAFF wi.l report a. tfie ~ me
time and place. dlsDonntsa
III Ia accordance with general orders
No >. from headquarters y q. ", dated
Olympia. w. L.. Jniy -. i-ss. an honorable
discharge Il granted g. Private Robert =.
freeman. 81 Company n. and Private
Louis 4 rahns Of COMPANY ". Fifsi \ q.
W. f,y order J. &. HAlSES.
csianel Commanding Regiment
0fieial W 7. sHAnEg.
Fsrst Lieutenant aud Adia'anf.
seattle. vs. q AggiIst 10 lkS.
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Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
with the business of Seattle by the Jackson Street
Cable Railway The road the of Jackson
and Second Streets very central location and up
Jackson street to Lake Washington passing within
few hundred feet of the Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad
dton The will every minutes, and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted
pass there every minutes The fare and from Jack
and Rainier Streets Addition is only cents, being
low the cheapest fare in the Northwest
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CLEAN UP THE STREETS.

NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN To ALL.
~ property owners aud oreupau's Of
hsiiiiHFs wiIhin the corporate iinits ~
isg city Of =, a,iiC, that the ordinances NJ
tafiug 10 tue deres tiag ~ hth. dir, ~
esrbaye sn the sifecis, ou She sides Is of
ia the Alirfs. aili tu strictly enforced on
ard after this date.
nns Haiite Is s'sl heruhy given a. per
s1Hs Occupying premises staitiue uu al
Joining alleys within the gaH3sine de-
sgibeH limits, namely hcsiuaiss ~ the
aestegtt end uf Wan street oH fl.intt las.
tfguce Cast au Wall street ,H Fcarfh street.
'hrnfc s9RtA $50 fgurfa street "a Fjur
stree. thence fasi ga l-ine sff,st 60 s'sth
street fhruFe saHta oH s4Eta street GO sang
zin4s ID nee Ntsf 90 KING street - Elliott
bay tAsBre uaFi aters sHafe ilad 81 place
~ beginning. e. a fsasif a'ta, ra7lafg ans
feia-s waitef ou tlts Of a'.s7. va Or before
the
Fifteenth Day or August. 1883.
WHfg t9e e5s wtH ca-f aaas sad nth.
garbage. vt-,, trFs % sf ga srs5us uctu
tlirg 81 . fpsra -ts
wyfa iagbe atss ls sn frsgns
fsszaesi1 = r. MN NfIf
hirf ~ fvilce
e. g. JaNkS
fAaiftau ts1eafai sfer eH streets
Dated 81 aitir 'hs SIN dsf ai August.
less
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PROCLAMATION By THE MAJOR.

AsA FITTING TRIBUTE OF REsPEC'T
n 90 tlie memory of Fhiilp II Sheridan.
the dccessed general Of she UaiSs1 stairs
army. respectfully request that ali good
people jsif ia the expression q the us
ions s1frnw 81 the memorial services 10
be- hsis N thss ellis 0H SUNDAY next, and !
hereby difect al deys on public buildings
iri this city ggfaa "a a. bali mast for one
Werk ROBERT MORAN. Mayor
seattle, " r., August Z. fsss
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SHERIDAN MEMORIAL SERVICE.

The members ~ the Grand Army % tne
pee,,hlie arr rvgiieslsti ~ assemble ~ their
yasfeelive pdst headquarters al 1.J 3. -.
snndng, August Il, for The purpose % a.
tendlgg q memorial service 10 ihe Opera
gIoa.e At y. M in hensF 81 cur iiliIs-
trious eomfaae, Philip II. sheridan The
uaasi badge Of mourning will be worn.
The public Il invited 20 attend this service.
NJ NJ. HOLMES.
Commanding stevens Post No I. :
RICHARD OSBORN.
Commanding Miller Post No b
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SIXTf MINUTES IN THE WAR.

HUMOROUS And pEsCRIrTTVR
~ muunlegus, Introducing uUmer.1Is a.
aleei stories and skeicA ~ Kentucky ia
ihr great eapfiiet hy WILL T. Ni>-s HER.
f5HF years soidief Ira a Kentucky DHiou
regiment Heal Estate ENcaAngo ball -af-
Hr,iaF evening. AugaFt H. \ beautiful
souvenir programme "a every LADY present
figkafs 20 cttts
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Department of Music
Has been organized under Jirec-
zion Of
ACADEMY OF THE HOLY MINES.
A Boarding and Day School for
Girls, Seattle, w, T.

TAIL TERM BEGINS ARG g. THOR
u gugh instruction III the English
braECkes, Music. Art, ElOruitvn aud the
Languages For further information al
art-ss SISTER SUPERIOR
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NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
| existing bgtwceH wa. II Enckusy and
Arthur Wright doing hgsiucss - r Al IS
tate brokers a. SEATTLE, " T.. under The
firm usm. 81 " ~ rluckhey q Co. l. this
aay Dissolved hy mutual agreement. " II
finekney To collect eli Indebtedness due
the firm, 60 assume ~ liabilities and con.
iinue the business. wM n PtNCkNEY,
Arthur WRIGHT
seaitle. " 4. Ausn.t ! l..s
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ssgD 30.

NE~f1Ani-ia z~asssr sHguss tgzs. Of cga,
sfnstfioa. MAJ. tpstafes VIE q IA<o
Mevss-g. AGED 2 Fes-~
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n.,lx

fsafxufyFN Ia seattle. An.nst Iixh. - ne
wfse II w1szsn csiss~s IS. . ss7.
HFIsE--Gn seattle. AIRS sSa. . fae wits
of " 49, s-1~
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Wha. a eIesslnq 10 Mothers.

4 CEEGs BABY StfTHEE UsFFEBs
irum al h4aE syzaEs as essr.aAes 4.
ste sas Pc 1a'1.as ss1s1 .s.lslsE - ass8rlitisss
s@ avs f4F. 20 rs alaEs rss i4n1. Sc - ARK
s-s. hu gr a. fzas-flT- is - arts.l-l.
De iais ~ rafia sDEn4 4ss5 FxEvl-, asa sFasli
tzsEalaE 8 > rcfa.sa-ss. Segans aa..
aafssSk IL = tAa assy sate a8estsssns yee
W3se tezs go resEre a. EaisaHfS Giss.r-
1Rrk. ~. a. = crn7s o A. n STEBAkT
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

GENERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF WEST
- SEATTLE land. splendid water front, adj
joining Freeporr; 10 acres adjoining Kirk
and fenced. next 70 Niil street cable road.
only three-qrarters Of mile from the post
Office: several good bargains IN business
property: 5-ac4e tracts zdjoining Rsvena
park, improved, running water. only 500
GEORGE DORFFEL,
Once west side Of Commercial street. up
stairs. between Mil and Washington 3,
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METHOD OF AWARD.

lots and houes v place Messr
selects ond a. o avs
Of the numter viii act As jalge an As clerks
Immediately after such -eie c0npiefe list 81 Of
chasrs,
PUBLICLY naea5ee Zach p'eing them in ballot box UP9a
81
eeei vii BE- Furnished the judge who s publicly
Of
ofs deposiuug ballot box No f~
j. the al srhay
draw The esrs from the boxes fit Thee
handed tire
rs
Warranty rapidly a. the result mad,
Kssute that there blanks purchaser secures lot all
way ron y 49," ~i '"e
Pans Of Aoqe and rat q land en- be hal upon Application
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