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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1888-10-12
A TEXAS MIDGET.

Years ago Mrs. Tom Thumb
made the assertion that she would
give the handsome diamond ring
which adorned her finger to any
child who could wear it
She did not know that there wass
to be born in San Antonio a midget
for whom the ring would almost
make a bracelet. Alf Mcguire is
a railroad brakeman, who lives in'
an humble cottage on Larop street
he is we'll proportioned, hearty,
man of 100 pounds burden, asds
has dapper little wife, whose
avoirdupois probably reaches no.
Recently there came to their home
midget boy baby, perfectly form d.
ed and apparently healthy, whose
weight will not, exceed sixteen
ounces. The body can be covered
with pint cup.-Picayune.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1888-10-12
THE
THE
YAQg!NA R0UTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad and
Oregon Development Co.'S
STEAMSHIP LINE.

Oregon Development Co.'S
STEAMSHIP LINE.
z35 Miles Shorter; 20 Hours Less time
than by any other route. First class
through passt nger and freight line from
Portland all points in the Willamette valley
to and from San Francisco, Cal.
NOTICE!
The steamar. VIM. N. HOag,
will leave Portland for AL
bany on Friday. July 9th,
after which date. on account
of very low water in the
Willamette river, our boats
will not run until further
notice. c. c. HCGUE.
A.G. F. md P. \.
July Oath. 'SS.
TINE SCHEDULE except Sundays.)
Leaves Albany loo p. M Leaves Yaquna6:45 a m
Arrive va luins $50 p. M Arrive Albany il:lo a. m
Oregon L .:slif,rnIt trlns vonn ect at Albany and
,rvalliS TIA above train connect at 'qut IA with
the Oregon d. eIop nst 20 line OF sta iI5aip' b.
tween Yaluina and san Fra rci-eo
Stea.nslio; Sail
sAqC,SA.
W.liamst.e vasv. 2.
............ Oct. Ii.
.......... ict 26.
PROM FRANCISCO.
wiilamstts Valley. .rc.
a. ..----....fi fic5- 20
This Company reserves the right IN chang sailing
dates without Iot.co
N B-Pa-s.ueer5 from ? 'Ttl sni and all
Wilanaste valley p"'nt" ctn make close
connection ;sfth the trains "f the Taquinr
route at Albany Corvallis, and if desnned
to San Fran isc, sh"uil arran ge t" arrive ut
Ya1niua the evening before date of 'iiing.
Passenger aud freig ght rates always the
lowest For information apply to D. w.
Cummins, freight and ticket agent. t'orval-
lis. or to g. G. HDGUE,
Acting Gen. F. and P, Agent, Oregon Pa
ciic Railroad Co, Corvallis, Or.
C. H. HASWELL, Jr..
Gen. r. and p. Agent. Oregon Develop
men. Co., 30I Montgomery St.. =. F., Cal. 4
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1888-10-12

;ause of honest government of sound finance,
Of freedom and purity of ballot, but especi
lily have deserted the cause of reform IN
-ivii service. We will not fail to keep our
edges because they have broken theirs, or
ecause their candidate has broken his.
Ne therefore repeat our declaration OF 1880
o-wit:
''rhe reform of the civil service, auspicu-
usly begun under a republican admnistra-
ion, should be completed by the further ex-
tension of the reform system. already estah-
which it is applicable. The spirit and pur
pose of reform should be observed in all
executive appointments, and all laws at var
lance with the objects of existing reform
legislation should be repealed, to the end
that dangers to free institutions, which lurl
i'll the power of official patronage, may be
wisely and effectively avoided"
The gratitude of the nation to the de
Tenders of the Union cannot he measured
by laws. The legislation of congress should
conform to the pledges made by the loyal
people, and to he So enlarged and extended
as to provide against possibility that any
man who wore federal uniform should be-
come an inmate of an almshouse or become
dependent private charity in the presence
of an overaowing treasury. 1t wonld be a
public scandal to do less for those whose
val"rous service preserved the government.
We drnounce the hostile spirit shown by
President Cleveland III his numerous vetoes
of measures forpension relief, and the action
cf the democratic honse of representatives
in refusing even the consideration of general
pension legislation.
The first concern of all good government is
the virtue of soI,riety of the people and the
purity of the home. The republican party
cordially sympathizes with all wise and we'll
directed efforts for the promotion of tenn.
per-nce and morality.
In support of the principles herein enun-
ciated. we invite the cooperation of patriot
ic men whose prosperity is seriously threat
ened by the free trade policy of the present
administration.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1888-10-12

235 Miles Shorter; 20 Hours Less time
than by any other route. First class
through passt niger and freight line from
Portland all points in the Willamette valley
TO and from San Francisco Cal
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1888-10-12
SIX GEMS OF THOUGHT.

A good word is as soon said as
an i'll one.-Latin Proverb.
Truth makes the tongue smart
German Proverb.
Eat bread at pleasure, drink
wine by measure.-French Prov
erb.
When the hen crows and the
cock is mute there is little peace.
Italian Proyerb.
A house filled with guests is
eaten up and ill spoken of.-Span
ish Proverb.
He who is of no use to himself isS
of no use to any one.-Dan1sh'
Proverb. -
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1888-10-12

Remember that good manners
are thoughts filled with kindness
and refinement and then translated
into behavior.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1888-10-12
Buffet Sleepers.-

The O. C. R. r. Ferry makes connection with all
shs regular trains the East Side Division from
fDet Of street.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1888-10-12

I'D ET, Il SILK AND SATIN NECKTIEs
j n fl Agerts SIal. box and Outfit, II cts
THE NECK1lE CO., Augusta, Ma. Please state
what periodical you saw our advsFtisenlent ia.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-16

Subscribe for the CAT, it has most
news.
Taylor & Smith are bottom on farm
loans.
Fine job work at reasonable rates at
CAT Office
Agricultural implements OF all kinds at
Meglcmrie's.
A good timber claim for sale for S75
by Taylor 4 Smith
Celebrated Baker perfect wire for
sale by Chicago Lumber Co
Messina Lemons. good and fresh. 40
cents per dozen at J. p Bayha's.
Car load of new furniture arrived this
week at Niskern' Furniture Store
If you want any Pennsylvania Anthra-
cite coal see the Chicago Lumber Co.
See F. c. Finnerty for chattel loans.
Fresh California fruits will arrive
Friday. Aug. 10. IS at j. p. Bayhas.
Tablets, note and letter paper. pens and
pencils crayonS. ink and ink stands at
j P. Bayha'
PHOTOGR open this week
under charge of A. = Steele who does
first class work
Form figure 5. column right. march.
Display movements for political clubs
and also for exhibition drills Books for
sale at J. p l'ayha'>. Colby. Kansas
The Republican cluh of Wendell town
ship will meet AT Georgetown school
house on Saturday. Aug 25th A good
time is anticipated. and Il cordial invita-
ton is extended to all K participate in
the meeting.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-16
Buckeye Mowers
and Reapers and all
repair S at CoIbv
Hardware Co, IA
NOTICE-FINAL PROOF

Persons desiring to have their Final
Proofs heard before me should see that
their notices of intention to make proof
read: Before the Probate Judge of Thorn
as county. at Colby. Kan
NJ. l.. LACEY.
52 Probate Judge.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-16

magnlncent ram tell on w edneSday
night
Good meals served at all hours at the
Rock Island Restaurant
Our streets were literally crowded
Tuesday afternoon and evening"
Hon. NJ. A. Chambers. of HOxie, was
in attendance on the convention.
Mr.. ]. Frazier, editor OF the La Crosse
Chieftain, made us visit while in the
city attending the convention.
Mr. A. r. Smutz. of Cheyenne county.
and a delegate to the convention. visited
our Office several times during the week.
Charles Behne of the G rand Central,
who has been visiting at his former home
in Seneca Kans. returned on Friday.
Hon. NJ. p Isenberg, of Millbrook. Kas..
chairman senatorial committee, 4Oth dis
trict was in attendance at the conven-
ton.
John Hargrave of La Crosse. Rush
county. Kas., who was candidate for
the nomination for senator attended the
convention
Hon. J. Walter Wilson. of Oberlin. one
of the best and most forcible campaign
speakers in northwest Kansas. attended
the convention
Several democrats III this county have
already signifed their intention of voting
the republican ticket this fall and there
is more to follow
Anyone wishing to buy or trade for
800 head of good sheep. will enquire of
s. c Britton. of Colby. kas. or H. A.
Hedding at his ranch on sec 1882
1924
We acknowledge receipt of the Pre-
MUM list of the Sherman county Fair to
be held at Goodland Sept 18th. 18th.
and 14th. 1888. The list is printed at the
Republican office and is neat Job.
A family by the name of Higgins, who
have been sojourning in our CITY for
week or SO. favored our citizens with
some very fine music on the streets of
late. The band is good one. and is
made up of the family only. and consists
of seven well trained artists Three of
them are girls.
The following Journals of Kansas were
represented in Colby during the conven-
ton: Geo. Shepherd. WaKeeney Rep
ubiican: Columbus BORN. Oberlin Eve: /
F. W. Casterline Oberlin Opinion: }. W.
TAFT. Sherman Dark Horse: f., H Ratb |
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-16
County, Township
and School warrants
bought at Thomas
COUNTY Bank.
Ken ne dy's Ice
Cream PaYEor for Ice
cream, lemonade,
fruits and c0nfec-
tons.

McGOnigai wants to sell or trade his
Red Bud Ranch. 6 miles northwest of
Colby. 800 acres. with the best of modern
Improvements. including the stock of
cows. calves. mares and colts. A good
chance to get hold of the foundation for
one of the hest starts in the west. 90
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-16

UNE at the DesI uenIISIs III rritrreII,
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

Iss isssis>~s - ths rslAos CoaFs ss<ssr-
a>y An 81 Fet~ossx GssE<et<f
The onlg es>s "a snAen . oonciasion sss
arrived a IA ghs Rosles Coavt yesterday ~ss
thzE o. Louiss Dubois. ch4rgef siEa being
: kaspsr ef = hoase of ni-fsms. she sss
hnsd = snd - costs. o. ast<en days n JAIL
she was couuitsed. bak PAID hs< noe IA
the afternoon ald sks SCI free-
The case ef LetEis Hal. - shieh fes laFy
disagreed sss hrossht ap a<Afu. eus ~
eonssnE Of eiEy Attorney Isy-of uss put
ossr uEtil Th1rsdsg, May s.
Tie t~o Polzeks . 30 sefs arrsisnst IA
dsr tns aams Of Joan aud lanes Schnsias<s
4nd y hess real n2Enss are a8pEoa0uocezEios
seEs ga n.0fioa 0f thsir stiofBey. rEank 1
Don4..ison. admitted - bail 4nd their triai
ses set f1r MsY s. The bsil was nxed a.
$40 eacn, skiea They readily pFoc8red-
The trisss u Mary Shsfsr sad JenDie
5mith. tor keeping snd srt4 asoting house
Of ill~lame, wefe sss dosn La Nay 2
That Of Julian AoIlgosski. for violating
tha liquor a.. vas n0sls pr0ss4alsd and tns
defendant 1nsliy discharged.
The only eass Oh trial for today is that 0f
Harrison H. Reed for disorderly conduct
ia applying . very conaaon oppfooFio1'
/ eDAlhet TO another maD. His defsnse u
tnaE &c had f9rz0ttsn lis other name
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

CIRcurr.-Geo. w. French vs.. Norton
Fitch, trespass on the case; time 10 hle
security for costs extended sixty DAYS from
date. Sumner BarstOw VS.. Isaac +. Lamor-
eaux replevin: stay extended ten DAYS by
consent Andres Mass admitted TO citizen
ship. Frank Baster vs.. Msgdslens Sem
powski, chancery; argued and fled. Keith
Follstt vs.. David 5. Sirngham. ct al.
chancsry. demurrer sustained with costs.
Keith Follstt VS.. Frances StIingham ct al.
chsncery; demurrer sustained with costs.
Robert Davidson va. Alex ID. Esler,
chancsry: demurrer sustained With costs.
Margaret r. Mcconnell W.. Cartier and Vir-
tue Neal, chancery; hearing on pleadings
and proof IN open court; decree for COM
plainHnt
SUPERIoR.-Jessie Tolsms, Peter Van
Nliet. EYert Rodenhuis, Wytsc Van Vliet
aud I. Z. Jausuer were admitted 70 citizen
ship.
PEoBArE-Estate of Mary Haney, de-
ceased; order admitting will to probate.
Estase of Geo. I. Fox. deceased; admins
traitors annual account filed. Estate OF
Anna kuiiiar et al. minors, order granting
guardian license TO mortgage real estate.
Estate Of Sjoerd De Vries, deceased; bond
and oath on sale OF real estate filed. Estate
OF Alexander McI.san. deceased; order
granting license 10 sell real estate. Estate
of Martha Richardson, deceased; commits
sioners' warrant aud report filed; oruer for
payment of debts. Estate OF Henry s.
| Smith. deceased: order allowing sdminis-
traitors sixth annual account. Estate OF
| David Ballentine. deceased administrator
final account filed; hearing May 25' Estate
| of Wan Bsmis. deceased: order allowing
executors sixth annual account.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

And Talk Over the ola Times of Forty
fsaEs Ago

And Talk Over tho old Times OF Forty
fsaEs Ago.
April =. 1884. forty-four years ago yester-
day, double team owned and driven by
Il. <. Williams. arrived In this city from
Jackson. snd Us occupants pat up st the
only Tavern, the old Rathbun House. Tie
party consisted OF H. X. Williams. DR.. s.
Bsrry. Deacon Delos kins,bury. Robert
smiIh, Mortimer Smith. Pas Grady, aud .
youne lady whose name cannot be remeTn-
bersd. OF these Capt. Robert Smith and II.
T. Williams. OoIh early sleambOa. men,
and Mortimer Smith are dead. Pat Crazy.
who built the drst log tavern on the Plain
hrld road. and kept u Tor long time. aud
also = mil Oh the creek where the Soldiers
Home now stands. has gone Wesl; the
yOGng lady Is married and settled IN lonia.
and DIR. ;. Berry, who makes and seils all
kinds OF medicines. and Deacon kingsbury,
who IL oookkesp~r at the Newaygo Com
psny's irmber otfice, on the West side. are
ali that remain OF that pioneer party. These
two with 9 few invited guests met and
suppsd at the Palace Restaurant on Canal
81. last evening 10 celebrate the anniversary
and talk over old times. such meetings
are pleasant, and the occasion Is reminder
that IL is about time a regular pioneer So
eiety should DC organized and fostered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

Capt. J. II. Mitchell, Of Ionis, IS in the
city.
Al. Reeves, Of Santa Barbara. Cal, is in
town.
EB Dana. o. the Musksgon Chroaiele, Is
In tas city.
Mrs. Cora '. Mount Of Lowell, has re-
turned home.
Ms. " r. Hoyt resurnsd to Wsylsnd
yesterday Afternoon.
T. Dana. OF the MuskegOn Chronicle.
diusd a. Toe Morton yesterday.
NJ and Mrs ". g. Hiunman, OF Pontiac,
a. visiting friends ia this city.
Warren Ssetiand assisted az the opening
Of Z he steele. the new hotel at -. JOINS.
Or Holden contemp.s.es moving 70 h.s
farm as Rockford some time next mOnth.
A. r. chambers. Formerly with the 3. G.
= Co.. has accepted position With a II.
towis.
Mr. and Mrs ~. L. Brown. Of Salt Lake
CITY. are The guests OF ais brother, %. h.
Brown
Nrs. II. C. Glover aud son. n Glover. of
Jsckson. srs the guests Of Ar. and Mrs. 4.
Matherson. Of Csntre-st.
Mrs. L. n. Buck. Of Cedar Springs. who
has BEEN in sftsndancs 81 the convention,
returns home this morning.
Bradford $. Gilbert. of New York. the
srchitsct who issigusd the Peninsula Club
House. vas IN the cty yesterday.
g. Chsse Goodwin rstgrnsd yesterday
from Asrquetts. where be has been LOOK
ing after tsspsssers on Government isnd.
Mrs. George Freeman aad daughter, Miss
NsiNe. have returned from California.
whsrs thsY have been spending the winter.
W H. Calkins. Of Omsna. Nsb., has
brcught his chiidren here 10 spend the
summer. Mr.. "a kins Formerly resided
mere.
Capt. " A Gavstt received a dispatch
from noa j. Eesthers yesterday IN which be
stated that ne woald % home on Wsdnss-
dsv next he wss ia Jscks0aviils Florida.
Mss Bsnrietis y More, national lecturer
for the ~ G. r. e.. lets for Ann Arbor yes
tsfdag and iectnrea there izst evening ss-
fore the annual convention Of the Second
6l sricL
n oD. W 81. Hushart. accompanied hy
Ms Hurnsrt- Ms. " s. Howard snd
child ran .nd Niss ksfe Hlghsrt. have re-
TUNED from Florida shers tbev have been
spending ias Winter.
Nr sod Nrs. NsBdarveen celebrated the
fra sssnirerssry 0f their niarris<s Ia very
ylessart usnnsr on thursday evening
A aanf fizhiv i've r1estS we're present. and
the gins we're numerous snd heautifgt
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

All persons suffering from sick headache
and de0iity should use All Nations Rem
edy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

Cabinet photographs At g. per dozen At
&srrills. Gum block. 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

perfect specifc-Dr. sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

The me stinx II he s. Cscilss yesterday
wss sn5eyshie. Interesting. insfrnc.vs and
er .srfsininr Ths eEerc.sss p-snsref -
psc.allq flr sae acessicn we're Shaxspeari an
sn,i Nsnsieissohoio. sod consisted Of s.iec-
tcrs froru NNiisunnsr Nights nresm
rrsd - Nrs Ir1nen. snd rsre musical
rrer-srnns Among the instrumentsi ner-
fofusr~ uere M1s { al AsS ken3sll. y =.
Waiter Nsss Eniag Niss 1enE~. Afs.
NPetsn. Ms. Bsfnhart. Mss Fitea. Ms.
Cars ans Ms {svu.an. and fhe vccsIists
we're Ms Nse Ms. Camnau and ne
tecelis chorus
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

Business men aad settlers locking for
Gss loesEsops snd Investments can reAcc
81 priaelp@i pola1s Ia klnnecSta sDd Ds-
kG.x st . eost u one fsrs for f1e roBnd tsfp.
BY sy2-iing themselves q ths excursions
announced va the 81 Rsui, Ninae29olis
a AAsilsea ksiissy isom -. Paul klan.
fiekefs good for 81 days Very low sxc1f-
sioa rstss asys ossz made also via this
llns 70 Helsns and Great Fails. Montana
tiesefs good for foGr months. furtaeE
partiealsrs can BE obtained by addressing
G. II. WarFsn. Gsnsral Passenger Assat, 81.
Paul. Nina, or D. ". II. Aorslsnd, I79 JEFF
lsrson-sFs.. Detroit. Aleh-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

I wish to call the special attention CT all
my friends. customers aud strangers also
10 the fact that / have moved from No. %
Monroe TO No. "a Canal St, and will, under
The name Of the Boston Boot and Shoe
Store. carry fnll line of both ladies' and
gents foot wear. and will De more tnan
pleased 70 welcome all who NAV favor me
with a cali. and assure each and every one
that they will be treated alike. and give
you one hundred cents for every dollar
you invest with me. ED. ODoNNELL,
Proprietor Boston Boot and Shoe Store,
"a Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28
YorNe Mn

Every body save empty Cameo cigarette
packages and get an elegant present.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

TIE Hraraniic Company are rerlsciaz
v.ta iosa pips sll she remsiasug cid pine
sra fsrearsrk .ces used 90 csnvpv wsfer
thrcnsh the streets fourfeea vea-s $50.
rbev vers sn1nd with strap iron snd lssS
~ ezr. sna Gsariv 81 - tber a7e ~ sod
nov ss Vne1 AZ ftere were scent
seven H.les ~ ttese vonsea rines i.5a
snd see ar SIX nEes Sal rsmsan 20 bs -
Risck4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

Or. L. Won Dolckss celebrated Electric,
Turkish. Russian and Aedicated Bathing
Psrlors are now open daily from a. IN. 70
S p. m Physicisns are invited. g2 Crss-
csnt-sve.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

WAsHixsuoz. April zs.--colslsr. thrszizn-
snz sszther. WITH s2sn. fEssh - bsisk yaFlr
abe alEls-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

The Managers Of So Marks Home and
Hospital fhsskfslily zekDo~lsdss The very
generous contributions Of hossfs from Mrs
Peter kanst. u fsrfse<-ass.. % The Home.
such zifts bring solsce 10 many hearts. add
ing tkat element Of beauty and kindly re-
Mss W. l.. GRAHAA
Cor. Sec. ST. Marks Homs aud Hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

Do ron want 10 know the secret Of getting
something for nothing2 Save your empty
Cameo cigarette packages and get a valuable
picture 10 ornament your room.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

Boxing Gloves 81 50 to $50 per set.

Fencing Foils, Masks etc; Dumb Bells, Indian
Clubs all kinds of Athletic and Sporting Goods Bc.
cles and Tricyces of all grades and the leading ma
chimes in the market.
, 1888-02-09

THE dental commissioners appoint
cd by the Governor, consisting OF five
practicing dentists, of which our dem
tist, DR.. Pittwood, is one OF the select,
are for the purpose of examining all
dentists coming into the territory to
practice, who are not graduates from
reputable dental colleges. The law re-
Gently passed requires AL dentists who
nome into the territory to be qualified
dentists. 1t is to be regretted that
this law had not been passed years
ago, as it then would stop many in
competent dentists whom the law does
not now exclude.
, 1888-02-09
A Western Magazine.

The January number of the West Shore,
though somew hat delayed in publication
by reason of its change Of form and in
crease of size, has reached us, accompanied
by an elegant telegraph in nine colors.
This is u splendid marine view, showing
n large ocean steamer crossing ont 10 sea
from the mouth of the Columbia river The
enuraving Is richly coiored and full of life.
IL is printed ON heavy plate paper and Is
worthy good frame. The magazine itself
is n specially fine one, having numerous
illustretions tinted IN the pages amid the
reading matter. As, usual, it is full Of
information about the great Northwest.
Published by l.. Samuel Portland, Oregon,
at 50 so per year. The January number
and oleosraph sent postage Tree to any ad'
dress for so cents.
, 1888-02-09

SENATOR KENNA, OF West Virginia,
who took occasion in speech in the
senate Thursday to arraign the Re
publican party upon its record during
the twenty-five years it WAS in power,
made use OF the statement that the
Democratic party had been the "safest
guardian of the poor and humble" Z"
1t is presumed that he had reference
solely to the days of slavery, when it
guarded the "poor and humble" with
such Jealous care md solicitude.
, 1888-02-09
SALES FOR A WEEK.
The Lucky individuals who are
Catching On.

The Lucky Indlvid Ials who are
Catching On.
lCom pileei for the MoRNISo REVIEW by
Strobach & MunterI
Miles G Moore to + w Danton, net
section 81, awnship 81, and WI section
l5, township %, range 40, and ne4
and sw4 section 33, township 81, range
AZ; $3 3,4l152.
Edwin y Baper to f w Danton, nj
Of section l3, ard u section 81, town.
ship %, range A. and sW4 section 81,
township % range AZ ;S3,4ll.52
GO Bump to Albert B Jillson, lot Z,
block II. ) b; $4,000.
X II Greely to Frank 4 Nell, lot 6,
block 8, Bingaman's addition $500.
Mp II X 90 to Asbury + Ellis, nw4
section q, township 25, iii ge 43; $5
A b Jillson Mary h France, and
G . Bump. lott, block IL, Posts ad.
dition; $1,000.
Geo w Olell to Geo w Belt, undi-
vided east one'tenth Of u Of section
81, township 25, range 43, except
about ten acres $4,000.
Ii b Wadsworth and Others to
Harry G Shuck, lots Z, s, ., 10, IL and
II, block 4, and lots l., 9, 3 4, and 6,
block 8, all in Wadsworth & McDon-
aids addition $1,000.
VIM L Carlin to John Hone, lot -,
block Z, Carlin's addition $l75.
Henry Smith to j NJ Powell, lots
4, 5, 6, 10, IL and IL, block u, Cham
berlain Is addition; $1,000.
Isaac 5 kaufman to Hautsha &
Wagner, lot II, Ross Park $4,000.
A Ross to Isaac S Kaufman, lot
IL, Ross Park $4,000.
/ S kaufman and others to Mary +
Shively, block l, Kauiman's addition
$7O7.
Geo Lauman and others to l. A
Bradford, block 9, Fairview addition
81 800.
ii b Wadsworth and others to j II
Niles, block s, Wadsworth & Nc
[, Donald's addition; $1 200.
Leslie Reynolds to Cocy Bros, west
OF lots 20, 2l and 22, block j, Rock
lord; 5000.
Peter Steep to Howard r Mallon. lot
4, block 81, Stratton's addition; S675.
VIM p Carlin to JOSEF hine Heidler,
lots 3, 10 and III, block Z, Carlin's ad-
dition; $3.50.
Leland ID Westi9ll to James Mnlroy,
lot z, block 6, Ide's addition; S1,l00.
Belle Kaminsky to Marcus Kamin-
sky, lots 3, 1 and 8, block SO, Cheney ;
So 900.
WIN NJ Wemp to John Sengielder,
north 40 feet of lot g, block 10, Spo-
kane Falls $2,625.
Herman Kaminsly 10 Marcus Ka--
minsky, lots6tlnd7, block IL, Cheney ;
$3.50.
Samuel III Spraguc to Fl Sprague,
lots 8 and 8, block 20, II II addition; ; III
u S to D A Webster, NV ! of set and
sw3 OF ne4 and se4 OF nwt and lots 6,
section 2, township 20, range Al; 1871.
Nj 5 Mallon to Howard Il Mnlon,
lot A, block 4, ID L Jenkins addition
$1SO0.
$ Kaufman TO Dora Stanton, lot 2,