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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-29
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
EY REV. f. 4. RIGGIN.

The Methodist Episcopal church o
Great Falls has had remarkable growth
| Rev. jacob Mills. T. f., preached the frs
| sermon ever delivered in Great Falls
when stationed at Ft. Benton and circui,
extended to Sun River. This was fou,
years ago. Rev. Joel Vigus succeeded
MIR. Mills at Ft. Benton, and preached
occasionally at Great Falls.
In August. 1887. tho present pastors
Rev. F. A. Riggin and W. W. Van Arsdel
were assigned to the work embracing TT
Benton, Great Falls and the vic;nitics
To reach The field il required !, stage ride
OF 2s2o5 miles from our conference. The
st. Paul, NJ. 4 NJ. railroad was approach
ing, but had not reached this section. To
inaugurate the work it required stage
ride forty-thrce miles every trip we made
and the attending expense. Sometimes
it was on horseback or in a buggy.
When We began the work there was
not member of the church in town,
nor a place of worship for lis except the
school house. A subscription was taken
in March, 1883. which increased from
time to time to $4,000, including the aid
received from the Board of Church En-
tension. In June last ground was broken
and the foundation of the church laid
and by October neat beautiful brick
church was so far completed as to be
ready for temporary occupancy. Since
that time, OH various occasions, the church
has been filled by an interesting and ap-
preciative audience.
October 14th, 1888, 4 Sunday school
was organized when nine were present
1t has steadily increased until the attend
ancc reached sixty-six.
\ Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor was organized in November,
numbering thirty, which hold an interest
ing meeting every Sabbath evening at
G p. III.
The membership Of the church has in
creased to Is and gradually enlarging.
An interesting revival has been going on
i'll the church for three weeks which has
been very helpful and promises great
good A very efficient and excellent I.a-
dies Aid Society has contributed very
greatly to tile success of the church work
and from present indications one Of the
most delightful of Methodist churches is
being planted in Great Falls The Great
Falls Water Power and Townsite Co.
have been very kind to US, donating two
of the best lots in Great Falls to us and
otherwise aiding us greatly. for which we
are thankful. We also appreciate the
kind aid Of the people of Great Falls gen
orally and espescially the business men
for their constant and liberal aifi. Notwith-
our experience runs back to 1872
in the work in the Rocky Mountains, we
know Of no more hopeful and pleasant
church work inaugurated in all Of this
region. The glory belongs to Cod, who
has givento our people such 4 Kind and
excellent spirit.
Our contiguous work at Ft. Benton.
llighwood, Belt, Otter Creek and Sand
Coulcc has correspondingly grown. From
two Sunday schools We now have five and
more than three times tie attendance.
Our combined congregations will number
800. The Kindness and interest of the
people all over the work have greatly en-
learrd them I" Us aud give promise of
permanencc and growth exceedingly en-
.Ollrarinm
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-29

Winchester IL Mcmahon having finish
ed Mr. Rolfe's we'll, will commence drill
ing a well today for Henry Reisz on sth
avenue North near the railway track.
They are greatly pleased with their
success in obtaining water on the Black
Eagle Falls addition, which shows that
water can he obtained almost anywhere
on tho bench lands.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-29
Gathering Them In.

BUTTE, Dec. 2S.-Jesse Rick, one of the
prisoners who escaped from the county
Jail last night was caught this morning at
Silver Bow. Both of his feet were badly
frozen. McLennon and 'Tagan are in the
hills back of Silver Bow and officers arc
on their trail, and tho probabilities are
that they will be captured before morn
ing.
LATER. Another prisoner, Heaston,
has been captured near Melrosc.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-29
Wiped Out.

GRAND Forks, OAK, Dec. es..-Early
this morning the town of Auburn, north
Of this city, was almost wiped out by fire.
Nearly the entire business portion of the
place was destroyed. Ascarcity of water
and fire apparatus made the buildings an
easy prey to the flame. The loss is un-
known
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-29
|ANOTHER RACE FIGHT,
The Butte ,lail-Rreakcrs are BEING.
Rapidly Recaptured and Re-
turned to their Cells.
A DAKOTA TOWN SWEPT RY THE
FIRE FIEND,
Cattle and Other Stock OH the Tex
as Ranges Doing. Fairly
Well,
Stock Doing Welt.

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 2s.--The latest re-
ports from the Texas Panhandle region
says that the cattle and other stock in
that direction are doing fairly well with
every prospect that they will all come
out in good shape in the spring.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-29

Cataract Lodge No is Knights oi
Pythias held their annual election Thurs
day evening. The following are the
officers elected at that time W. y
Wren. p. G.: Myer Harris, G. G.: Z. \.
kingwald, V. e.: +. v. Rubottonl. PreI.
F. +. Shr, X. OF Il. & s.: ". Aibr"cht
NJ. of r.; {. Wcgn"r, NJ. of +. Their in
stallation ceremonies will take p!ac. at
the next meeting, When the officers not
elected will he appointed. The lodge
numbers ubou, thirty-fiye members,
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$4,000

Worth Of Fur Goods, Hats Caps, Blankets
German Socks, Gloves and Mitts
ur 1Sr m mmed Over Goa
coon Mini, Russian Lamb, and Other Fur Coats
Fea Jackets Vests, and Fur Carriage Robes
At Half Price !!
me o1oye o. goods oe1e bought at the recent .4ctou
for less than ONE-H,4LF their real rnzue a.J
7r1z be sold by J. r. BOYCE, J1. Of B7lttc C1f
at Half Price. '' '''9'
an orders tor Dry Goods, Clothing and Carpets will be
ieu al Lowest Prices. Samples and prices sent unon
aPthcaton Four trains daily between Butte and Great
aus thus enabling US to fill orders with despatch
Respectfully,
}. R. B0YCE, jR., Butte City. Montana.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-29

John Didmond, formerly of Duluth
and Morrllead, Mimi, will obtain Il for
tune by communicating with Rev. {. II.
Mitchell. Fargo. Dal<ot
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12

The daily Inter Ocean wants the
Republicans to nominate Walter q.
Gresham, of Illinois for president.
If we had no James G. Blaine, the
TINES would second Bro. Streets
motion. But We have Blaine, and
Blaine and. Gresham would make
team that could not be beat, and a
team that would work together splend-
idly. What grand administration this
country would get at their hands.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12

In the Senate Tuesday Mr.. Hoar
presented a memorial of the New Eng
land conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, against the ratid-
cation Of the Chinese treaty or any
treaty that nrecludes Chinese minis
tiers of the gospel and Chinese del
egates TO religious conventions coming
into this country, charactorizing it as
utterl y un-Ameriean and unchristian.
Mr.. Hoar said that until there could
be an appeal from American people
drunk to American people sober the
matter might be considered settled.
He therefore asked that the memorial
be laid on the table; so ordered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12
Tax Sale
FOR
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
STATE OF WISCONSIN I 80.
COUNTY or DOUGLAS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, So.
COUNTY or DorGIAs.
-, -GFrfcruF THE COUNTY TREAsUKER,
StPEKioR, April lilh, 1888
NOTICE is hefeby given that so mnch of each
~ tract parcel of land situated in the county
of Douglas, described in the following statement
may be necessary for tina: purpose, will, on the
THIRD TUESDAY OF MAY
next, being the fifteenth day of May. AID. 1858
commencing at ten o'clock in the forenoon. and
the next succeeding days thereafter. be sold by
me. Ut public auction at my office at the Court
House, in Superior, the of Justice of the snid
County, the payment of the delinquent taxes
interest and charges thereon for the year 1857,
returned TO me by the Town Treasurers of the
said county of Douglas.
Given under my hand officially. at the Office of
the County Treasurer, of Douglas County, state OF
Wisconsin, this fourteenth day Of April, 1855
VINCENT C0URNOYER,
County Treasurer.
y u 90 flpt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12

The State ConYention elected as
delegates at large to the Republican
National Convention Afessrs. John C.
Spooner, II. c. Payne. Ii. O. Fair
child, and IL, G. Adams. They will
first vote for Gov Rusk, and then 90
to james G.. Blaine. Blaine and
Gresham would suit them all first rate.
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Why this Gnensiucss?

For some time past numerous of
our local aspiring politicians have
been wondering who shall we have
for our next congressman" and to
do this they must assume that when
the slogan is sounded our present re-
preventative, Mr. Haugen, will quiet
ly take his hat and walk out of the
way for some one else. We notice
that this theory prevails to some ex-
tent-and is rowing-among the
new leaders of the G. O. Pin Super
Tor, more than one of whom would
Ike to pat on Mr. Haugen's brogans,
even though they did not fit their
feet any better than his hat
would fit their heads. The
only particular interest we have
i'll this matter is to see a good man
sent to Washington TO represent the
whole district and to properly defend
our local interests. But if our local
politicians will put down their grips"
long enough 20 get breath, and think
moment, they will see that this
urging Mr.. Haugen to retire is incon-
sistent with their rery recent utter
ances, in fact they are even now howl
ing like a wolf with the collie because
III the multitude of candidates for
trustees in our late village contest,
Mr.. Peterson who was announced as
a candidate late the night before ell
ection- was not elected, and therefore
the Swede and Norwegian citizens of
the place are not represented on the
Board of Trustees, and they are using
this against those persons who they
claim were the cause of Mr.. Peterson's
defeat The fact is, however, that
uuder the circumstances Mr.. Peterson
made Il grand good run, and had the
present fault finders put him on the
ticket few hours earlier as they
might haye done, he would have been
elected. But we digress. If it is SO
all-important that these nationalities
be represented on our Board of Trus-
tees, how much more important is it
to them that they should have good
representation in the council chamber
of the nation, and, as those who want
MIR. Haugen out of the way have nei-
Their a Swede or Scandinavian to pro-
pose for his place, it seems inconsist-
ent with their present tears and lam
entatlons to ask so good man as Mr.,
Haugen to desert his post and leave
his countrymen to the :. merciless
rayages of hungry horde of American
politicians.
Now we like Mr.. Haugen pretty
we'll taking him up one side and down
the other, although we were never a
very enthusiastic supporter of him.
But the complaints OF the past week
or two have caused us to give
this side of the question more
thought, and as we do so we see that
it would be doing our Swede and
Scandinavian friends great injustice
for the Republicans of this district to
insist on Mr.. Haugen's giving way,
for even a Douglas county man not Of
their nationality. Therefore while
we would not presume to dictate, we
would like to ask, why not re-nomin-
mate and re-elect Mr. Haugen? This
would at least be consistent course
to pursue, even though IT might be
unpleasant to our party leaders. :
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12

Commodore Kittson, of St. Paul,
one of the wealthy and prominent
men of the northwest, died suddenly
of heart disease on the Omaha train,
at Roberts, this state, while on bis
way from Chicago to St. Paul, Thurs
day evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12

The Prohibitionists will hold
their state convention at Madison, on
the 23rd and 9th inst, to nominate
state ticket and to elect delegates to
their national convention at Indian
apolis, June 9th.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12

The Marshall crowd having down.
ed Judge Cough are now kicking him
for falling. Possibly the Judge may
yet learn who his true friends are.
The Chippewa Belial should be wor-
shipped only at long range.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12

At the Eau Claire convention for
the eighth congressional district, the
Republicans last Wednesday elected
to the Chicago convention as delegates
Hon. J. L. Inderman of Trempleau,
and James O'Neil of Clark. Dele
gate Tubbs from this county, ever on
the alert to bring Superior to the
front, called the attention of the con-
yention to the rapid growth of our
young city and county since the last
presidential election on which repres-
entation in convention was based and
asked for some relief in this direction.
On motion OF Judge Humphrey, the
chairman was instructed to look into
the matter and give relief in proper
ton as he might find things. We will
get two delegates and perhaps more in
the next nominating congressional
convention. So much for sending
wide-awake man to our conventions.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12

East 18th Street.
Blocks-Und "a BIZ 4s.
East 18th Street.
Blocks-SW1I blk nwL blk L. all blk .. all
blk Is, und "a OF a blk 81, "A blk %. all blk
AZ.
East 18th Street.
Blocks-s, % and ~.
East 18th Street.
BIocks-N "a blks 4, all Dix II aud 70, und II Of
W "a blk IL.
East 10th Street
Blocks-6, 8. and IS.
East 18th street.
Blocks-7and %.
East 10Th Street.
Blocks-NW14 blk 5, all blk 30.
East 2lst Street
Blocks-SW4 of El4 blk 9, Tie = ofwH blk o
East 2Srd Street.
Dlocks-sEi blk TO-
East 18th Streat
Blocks-All blk %.
East 10Th Street.
Blocks-An blk ls
East Itasca Street.
Blocks-W11 blk g. all blks 81 and ~. E12 blk u
East st. croix Street.
Lot /, blks 49, Al, G. and 76.
East Bay Street.
Lot ~, blks o. 90, " a ~
East Michigan Street.
Lot 81 und ]4blk 6.
East Huron Street.
Blocks-3i, H. 81. 81. 80, una q IS.
East st. Claire Street.
Blocks-all 40 EAT.
East Erie Street.
Blocks-Und Z blk Il. und a blk AZ, oil blks
"A and 90, und \. blk 81.
East Champaign Street..
Blocks-i2 and 49,
St George Street,
Blocks-iS, A., 81, a and 81.
Cuyuga Street.
Block 50.
Winnebago Street.
Blocks-Und = of q blk e., all blk lOi.
Baltic Street.
Blocks 81 and no
Caspian Street
Blocks-67. 81 and los
Pepn Street.
Blocks-all blk ll3.
Azof Street.
Blocks-63, 6S, 20, y.
Simcoe Street
Blocks-97 and l05.
Amazon Street.
Block-llo
Peninsula Avenue.
Rlocks-S6. = blk 9S, all l07, e lie II of VIZ
Blk l23, all 12l.
ELY'S ADDITION To TOWNSHIP OF SUPERIOR
Srd Street.
Lots--5o6, sos, fr a 522
4th Street
LotsFr y ii2, fir % 446 all I76 all 5l3 and SIS,
fir 55S, fr 80 fr 5l2, fr 5li.
9Th Street
Lots-i95 497, 499 sos, 5o7 500, 5l $40, $40, fir "a
5o4
9th Street.
Lots-i4l 4i2, i43, HI 49, AGA, 49, ISL, 1876, 1885,
52l 525, $751; 533, 535, 5i3, $50.
eth Street
527 $50 so 53l, 532 5S 53i, sie, $50 IF a 59s fir
3 coo.
sth Street.
Lots-Fr Is s92 all 5O2, 5l9, 525. 527, 545 5i7. $40
$50, SIS, a 600.
Lots-Fr 4 1913, fir = 9e5, all 400. All, AIS, 49,
i25 ~, 429, 49, SOC, 52S, so 81, SIS, fr 595.
10th Street.
Lots 40 1913, 43l, ISL, 1873 ass, 4s7, 4o3 495, SIS
SD, fr = so, all 557 and $50.
18th Street
Lots-Fr q AS, all 400, 49i 1906 SOC, sos. 55,52O
81, 523, fr q $50.
18th Street.
Lots-Fr i49, fr 1866 fr 400 all 4sl, 4o:, 5o5 5o7,
fir 5l5, fr 5I7
18th Street.
Lots-Fr a lot 4s9, fr 4 49l, all 4s3.
TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN
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NOTICE.-In the foregoing statement the fol-
| lowing abreviations are used: n for north for
| south g for east W for west, ind for undivided
fr fraction, for acre. des for description sec for
J section
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'0WNSITE OF WEST SUPERIOR.
FIRST DIVISION.
Section -, Town 10, Range IA.

WET SUPERIOR, FIRST DIVISION.
Sec. TO- Town 49, Range Ii.
Lots-1 23i 567S9 10 IL II Is il Is in block Io1
lots - 80 10 II L 13 Il Is Is in block 1872
lots ) block li9, lots Is 10 % block $50 lots
81 and b block l57, lots II II 19 block l59 lots
2S4 ) 6 = block leo.
WEST SUPERIOR, SECOND DIVISION.
Lots . "A . PC 80 in block l. lots II y Is block
:, lots ~ 70 p 26 block y, lots 10 81 - in
block %. lots block % Ions y o6 BLOCK
30 lots u - block 81, lots y 26 block IS. lots
- 10 p - > PC p - block 55 lots Is l6 ~ block
CO. lots 70 y - in block 81.
WEST SUPERIOR FOURTH DIVISION.
Lots II IS 10 23 "A in block lSS.
BURHAN'S ADDITION TO WEST SUPERIOR
Lots Is l6 Il is 10 % II % % u y s y 2s boek
49, lots 10 Is Il Is 70 % u block lSS lots lfr 2fr
Str Afr STR 6fr r SIR Off lOfr llfr l2fr I3fr afr in
block 1872 lfr 2fr 5fr Afr STR CTR 7fr sfr block 10
lots p - % a p 26 y - block li lots off off
2Sfr 24fr 25fr 26fr 27fr 2sfr. block IA
ONTARIO LAND co.'s ADDITION TO WEST
SUPERIOR
in NJ of Nw14 Sec -, 7. 40. RIA
Lots and in block1, lots and in block
lots 10 and 10 III block L.
KENwOoD PARK ADDITION TO WEST
SUPERIOR
Lots > 34567s9 in block u Io,s1.a.
% Z $ 10 II block -, lots 4567seI0iIi in
oiock y lots | p 1867 500 II block q lots
10 y hoet - 10 II block 81 lots 2s45e7s9
lots , B . 6 9 10 II in block 40 '
PARAMOUNT PARK ADDITION TO VEST
superior in VIZ of NW14 Sec. ~, T. 4s, R, IA.
Lots 10 in block l. lots ? / S block o lots
10 II II block TO- lots II and u BLOCK IL io,s
II II Is IA q "A block I5 lots 23156-co,nII
= 10 "A 10 l6 l. Is ~ % y y o q block 49, lots Il
block &c. - - - % - In
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SEC. Is, TOWN 4G, RANGE 70.

Lots . As 81 8 3 10 II Il IS Ii - l6 Il Is
10 ~ u - % "A - " - y - 80 81 81 3: "a 81
81 81 - - 30 in Block 10,
Lots > "A 6 s 10 II u IS If IS Is II l.
10 ~ u - y 2i - II - ~ 80 81 81 81 "a -
IS 81 IS 80 40 in Block H.
Lots > 81 SO S 9 10 II Il IS II Is 10 Il X
10 % y - "A - PC y IS % % 81 81 IS 81 81
- 81 - 80 80 i'll Block l..
Lots l = 4 81 s 10 IL u 13 II Is I6 Il
10 ~ u - q q . 46 ~ 2S % 80 IS 81 - 50 81
IS 80 40 in Block Is.
Lots > 81 IS . 10 II u 13 II Is I6 II IS
- % "a % 70 y IS 20 80 81 - 50 81 S5 81 81 j.
SO 40 in Block II.
Lots . 1 SCI S Q 10 II - 10 II IS 16 Il Is
10 % p 81 % q p 26 p Is - 80 81 81 50 81 81
Sc 81 SO 80 40 in Block Is.
Lots 234567 S9 10 II II IS IA Is l6 IL Is
10 20 u - y "A p 26 y Is % 30 81 81 IS 81 3,
20 81 80 ~ 40 in Block l6
Lots > "a 80 S 10 IL l. Il ii 10 l6 II IS
10 % - % "A - 26 % 2S - 60 81 81 3; 81 81
30 81 IS 80 in Block II.
Lots > 3 567s 10 IL L. Is II II Is Il Is
70 ~ - % "A - 70 - - - 30 81 81 70 "a 81
sc 81 IS % 40 in Block Is. -.
Los = 3i G. 5 10 II - IL II Is 1G Il Is
~ ~ y ~ % u - % - y - 30 Fl - 81 81 -
10 81 y - ~ i'll Block -.
Lots , 3 4 6 s Q 10 II II Is Il Is &c l.. Is
10 ~ :" -2 % "a - ~ - Is . 20 81 81 80 SO q
80 81 81 80 10 ii Block -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12
Town A. Ponga - Town AZ, Range L
TOWN OF NEBAGAMAIN.
South puluth-sec : Town &C. Range

South Duluth-Scc. :. Town 46, Range u.
Lots , A j67S 9l011 II IS IA Is IL II Is 10
20 u p . "A - 70 - IS in Block |.
Lots , ) / > 6 3 9 10 IL l. 10 IA Is l6 Il Is
~ 70 II - y u p p - 2S III Block ..
Lots l , ) 4 > 6 Z 8 10 II II - IA Is 16 Il Is
~ ~ y - p "a - 26 - Is in Block 3.
Lots ! 2 3 , 9 10 II II Is IA 10 10 II IS
~ - II - % u . 26 Y p in Block 4.
Lots ! ; & . IL II 70 - II Is l6 Il is
10 - y - - II D % y 2s III Block 3.
Lots > 345G7S 10 IL y - II Is 16 Il Is
10 20 y - . a % 2G - - III Block 5.
Lots > 34567S 10 II II 10 IA Is l5 Il Is
- 20 u % % q p 70 - - in Block Z.
Lots l , 3 1 5 G 8 10 II II IL If Is 10 Il Il
- 20 p - % p p % u p in Block s.
Lots . Bel > Z s Q 10 II u - II Ia 1G II ~
- 10 n ~ u p y PC - Is - 81 81 - s. 81 81
80 81 IS 80 10 in Block o.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-05-12

ROY'S ADDITION TO THE TOWNSHIP OF
SUPERIOR CITY.
Bay Street,
Lots and in block II, 7ir and all Of in
block 49, , 3 and SC 20it. of in 10, 123i5 and
in 90 , 4 ) and & in 81.
Second Street
Lots-10fr. IF 12fr all Of A. IS in block IS re
2Uft of9 all of1O, Il, II in block 49, 80 10 IL 10
III block 20, SO 10 IL i'll block ii, 2345 6 IN 16,
sc 20ft of in block ~.
Third Street.
Lots S 10 II in block 40, . 10 IL Il block IS
Fourth Street.
Lots 9 in block So
Fifth Street
Lots and in block 81.
Superior Street.
Lots 8 in block 10.
Cedar Street
Lots 10 in block III, 1886 in block il2
l, J, in bOch III, and in block ia.
Fin Street.
LOts-10 Il y in block 112, : 8 Q in block Ia
GATES ADDITION TO TOWNSHIP OF SUPE-
RIOR CITY.
Lots-l0 and IL in block ,. lots - l6 Il in
block 1, lots 20 y - % "A i'll block 5.
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TOWNSHIP OF SUPERIOR CITY.

Lots-l ., g. 4, IN blk ?; l. L. and blk 3; l, 2, 3.
and ), blk g. and 3 blk s. 3 and blk = fr Ii OF
l, y of q of 5, all T. ., blk l. ., g. 4, ;. blk 9;
., blk IS, g. e, : and in blk 29, l, and in blk
80, and in blk 81 1fr, all , 9 ane 10, blk 30,
and blk IS, ), T. 5, t. and blk 81, and i'll 30,
/, . and 5 III blk 81, and in 40, in Al, and
in A. l. 2 3, T. CIR, 7fr, all in %. l. > 5, and 10
in 81 and in Is, l. and III So 10 in 80, l. .,
3, 4, >, G. :, s, and 10 in 81, and in -, and
in 63 3 1 and in "a 3 and in 60 and 10 in 81
l 234 5 and in 6S l - and i'll 7067S Q
and 10 in II 3 4 and 8 in "a 2 and E15 ; in -
and 10 in 76 8 in Sc 3 4 5 6 SO and 10 in 81
3 and Es4 in SO.
Lots /, 2, 3, A, s. 6, T. ., 10 in block 81. Lots
s, 9. III block 9S. Lots . 10 block 20. Lots 8
10 block 10l, Lots : B block l04. Lots 9. 10,
block lO5 Lots 10 block l06. Lots > 9 TO-
block log Lot Is, block 10. Lots / = ) 1876 SIR.
Off l0fr. block Ill. Lots , 1878 10 black
ia. Lots 3 4 block ll6. Lots = 81 block ll9
Lot hlacI. Il.tS e hI.ck
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Lots--1, ., 10 and II in blk ?; ,2S.4 and 6
blk 4; fir blk 4 und y ,, 8 1, o 10, IL, L. blk .;
lots l. . 3, i Is and II in blk 10; l, 3 81 and y in
blk H. Afr SIR 6fr 7fr SO TO- H. II. 49, A. l5 16,
II. Is, 49, 20(r, 2lfr 22r, blk 49, lots 5, J, SIR,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-26

DE vAPOREH -CORREOE EEPANOLEs
entire
Liverpool Puerto -Riso , Sto. Domingo.

v"P010S Uo o0ta 0mP1V1s'
destinados 4 dicho servic;o son
los figuientes:
San Jwan, capit&n Ixaguirre.
Pxert0riqxsiio, capit&n Oiri6a.
Areci6o, .capit&n GGrats.
RorsnqEsa, captain Mendialdua.
Mayagszsx, captain Gutierrez.
Despsch&ndose uno 81 36 de cada
mes, & veces con escala en- Santander
Para otros pormeaores dirigirse 4 los
sehores White Forman y Co., Liver
pool Sobrinos de EGG liaga San Juan
Pto.-Rico.