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, 1888-03-31

CHICAGO, March 2O.-A fire early this
morning in a large block on the corner of
Lake and Peoria streets, gave the fremen
great trouble, Soon after 2 o'clock the
fire spread to a couple of residences west
of the burning block, and soon after a
row Of wooden tenements across the street
began to blaze, and it is believed a man
was burned to death. A large section of
the Lake street wall of the burning build
ing fell out, and two or three iremen
were seriously injured. Just before this
Marshal Murphy with thirteen men were
knocked down and badly bruised by a
terrific explosion of hot air. The losses
on the building and contents will aggre-
gate $500, 900; insurance small.
, 1888-03-31
DENVER'S JUBILEE.
Fifth Day Of the Great Cele-
bratiOn.
Finest Parade Ever Seen in the
Queen City.
Proceedings of the C%attlemen's
Convention.
The "Day of Days.

DENVER, March 30.-The fifth day of
the great celebration of the opening of
the Panhandle route was the grandest of
the week. 1t proved a day of days"
not only so far as the celebration was
concerned, huC also meteorologically, as
more beautiful weather was never en-
joyed in Denver. The streets along which
the parade passed were one wilderness of
flags, bunting and banners, while the
pavements for miles were one mass of
humanity so closely packed that all travel
had to be suspended for several hours.
The banks, and state and federal offices
were closed and all business suspended
from | to 5 p. M, and it was estimated
that 5000 people witnessed the pageant,
which, without doubt, was the grandest
ever witnessed in this country. The col
m of the parade was over four miles
long. 1t formed upon Fourteenth street,
as follows
First Division-Commander, J. w.
Browning of the G. A. R.; marshal, chief
of police and staff, mounted; Grand Mar
shal r. R. Wright and staff, the cowboy
band of Dodge City, Kas., LIST regiment
Colorado national guard, visiting compa-
MES Colorado national guard and high
school cad cts, Chaffee light artillery, Ban
croft military band of sixteen pieces,
G. A. R. drum corps, Department Com
mander j. w. Browning. G. A. r., and
staff. Colorado posts Grand Army of the
Republic. Colorado posts Sons of Vete-
rams G.. A. r.
Second Observation-Disclosures orders
of civic societies, Trinidad band, Travel
ers' Protective Association Qinen busters,
grip sacks and umbrellas), German civic
societies.
Third Division-Chief of fire depart.
ment and staff. fire department.
Fourth Division-Denver Wheel club
and Brighton band.
Fifth Division-Governor Adams, es,
corted by mounted staff, Ex-Governor
John Evans, president of the Denver,
Texas x Gulf railroad, and railroad off
Gals in carriages, state officials and dis
tinguished guests in carriages, Denver
pioneers in carriages. Alpha band, mem
bers of Denver Real Estate exchange in
buggies.
Sixth Division-Trades display, etc.
Musee band. contractors, Brickmakers and
Bricklayers Union on foot, grand trades
display on wheels, consisting of 300
floats.
The line began moving promptly at 9
O'Clock, passing through the principal
streets of the city. The greatest enthu
siasm prevailed and great crowds gath.
cred to witness it.
The celebration will conclude to morrow
with a grand barbe cue at the Union stock
yards. Arrangements have been made
for the entertainment of 5000 people.
, 1888-03-31

AURORA, ILL.,, March 3O.-One.h half Of
the Burlington paint shop buildings
which burned last night have been fitted
up as a hotel for the new engineers and
tiremen, over 100 of whom were in Their
beds when the fire broke out. They had
ir"t time to grasp their clothes and get
out before the building was a mass of
flames. The burned out men were quar-.
tered in other buildings for the night.
Several OF them were assaulted by unknown
parties a they rushed about the yards
seeking shelter.
The Burlington officials say the fire
broke out in two or three places simultan-
eously and that indications points strong
ly to incendiariSm.
, 1888-03-31
Concerning Promotions.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The presi-
dent has sent a long letter to the civil
service commission recommending an ex-
tension of the limits of the classified SER
vice. He says: Il desire TO make a sug-
g~estion regarding subdivision c. gen
eral rule III, of the amended rules pro
mulgated on February 2. 1t provides for
the promotion of an employee in a depart
ment who is below or outside of the clas-
slied service to a place within said CLASH
fed service in the same department, upon
the request of the appointing officer
and upon the recommendation of the
commission and the approval of the pres
ident, after a non-competitive examina-
ton, in case such person has
served continuously for two years in the
place from which it is proposed to pro-
mote him. This provision must be exc
cuted with caution to avoid an application
of it to cases not intended and an undue
relation of the general purposes of the
civil service laws. Non-competitive
examinations are an exception to the
plan of the act and the rules permitting
the same should be strictly constructed.
Gases arising under the exception above
recited should precisely meet all the re-
quirements specified and should be sup.
ported by facts which will develope the
basis and reason of the application of the
appointing officers and which will com
mend them to the Judgment of the com
mission and the president. The sole
purpose Of the provision is to benefit the
public service and it should never be per.
mitted to operate as an invasion of the
main feature of the law which is competi-
tive examination.
As these cases will first be presented tc
the commission for recommendation | re
quest that you will formulate a plan by
which their merits can be tested. This
will naturally involve a statement of al
the facts deemed necessary for the deter
mination of such applications. Attention
is also called to the necessity of a better
and uniform classification of employees in
different departments, In referring to thu
several classifications and grades of salar
les in the government department the
president says:
| wish the commission would revise
these c~lassifications and submit to me O
plan which will, as far as possible, make
them uniform and remedy the presenr
condition which permits persons to ente
a grade in the service in one department
with any examination which, in another
department, can only be entered after
passing such examination.
One of the commissioners said to-day
that the views of the commission are il
full accord with those of the president.
, 1888-03-31

ATHENS, March 30.-A powder maya
zine in a fortress on the island of Santa
Mamma exploded to-day. At last accounts
a fire was raging in the fortress and it
feared two other magazines would ex-
plode. The loss of life is not known.
The inhabitants Of adjacent towns have
deserted their homes.
, 1888-03-31

CHICAGO, March 80 Cattle-Receipts
5000; market strong and l0c higher;
steers, So. 30@5.0 5; stockers and feeders,
S2:S5(93. 10; Texas fed steers, $1,000
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market weak
and lO9l5c lower; natives, 81. 25(66 90;
Western, SIS. 100000; Texans, 50. SOCG
4.75
, 1888-03-31
Wants to Mako Peace.

ROME, March 3O.-King John of Abys-
sinia has proposed terms of peace to Gen.
San Mariana, commander in chief of the
Italian forces in Abyssinia. Gen. San
Mariana communicated the proposals to
his government.
, 1888-03-31
The Cheyenne Creamery Companv

Has been organized with a capital stock
of $4,000, Geo. A. Draper, president,
and will be ready to transact business by
the middle of April. All parties desiring
to furnish cream should address as above.
GEO. A. DRAPER, President.
, 1888-03-31
Cabinet Ministers Resign.

PARIS, March 30.-President Carnot
has accepted the designations of the cabi
net ministers. However, they will con-
duct the affairs of their several depart
ments until their successors are appointed.
1t is expected that Floquet will be sum
moned to form the cabinet.
, 1888-03-31

LOUISVILLE, March 3O.-The impeach-
ment proceedings against Tate closed this
afternoon, with the anticipated verdict of
guilty against the Ascending treasurer of
Kentucky, and his removal from office.
, 1888-03-31
Mrs. Logan Granted a Pension,

WASHINGTON, March 30. ATTIC a
long partisan debate, the house passed
the bill granting a pension to the widow
of Gen. Logan. Yeas l54, nays %.
, 1888-03-31

$40 reward for any information concern
ing the whereabouts of Dodil Barr, II
years old, heavy set, fair complexion dark
hair and yes. Direct all communications
to Richard Barr, Fairpoint, Belmont
, 1888-03-31
Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the J. HI. Gordon Ditch company for
the election of trustees and for such other
business as may properly come before it,
will be held at their Office in Cheyenne on
the 4th of April, 1888.
G. A. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
, 1888-03-31
cross and White Indicted.

RALEIGH, N. G. March 30.-True bills
for forgery were found by the grand jury
To. day against Cross and White, the alb
sconding officers of the State National
bank. They are in custody in Toronto,
Canada.
, 1888-03-31
MORd0y RtSht---A0Ee
CGStIetOR.
Certificate of Publication.
Insurance Commissioners Office,
Wyoming Territory,

RawIins, Wyo., March 26, 1888.
1t is hereby certified that the Union
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, OF
Christ Church. in the colony of New
Zealand, has complied with the insurance
laws of this territory and is authorized to
transact the business of fire insurance in
this territory for the current year.
Witness my hand and seal of office, the
day and year first above written.
LsEALl j. 3. ADAMS,
Insurance Commissioner.
S. B. FUTILE, Agent.
, 1888-03-31

.M the latest Spring
nODeIties in Dress Goods,
On exhibition and for safe
al Mrs. IL. Walkers Dru
Goods and .MiLlinery es-
1Nbttsh,n e,st, 3O2 Wrest Sec-
e1st eeHsGh street.
, 1888-03-31

it safe. The Rich Hill Herald this even.
ing strongly denounces him, and demands
his immediate suspension from office.
, 1888-03-31

Wedding and visiting cards in preai
gariety at the Leader office,
, 1888-03-31

We are now prepared to show our
Spring styles Dunlap silk and Derby hats.
Truckey, the Halter.
, 1888-03-31

AnnuaI Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Pole Creek Land and Live Stock
company will be held at their office in
Cheyenne, Laramie county, Wyoming
Territory, April 3, 1888, for the election
of trustees and such other business as may
come before the meeting.
r. H. LEBEY, Secretary.
Cheyenne, March %, 1888.
For fine watch repairing.
David Miller, Idleman Block.
, 1888-03-31

Il. L.. LOMAN, ,. ~. TERRETS
a. G.. I. x I. a. G.. p. II. A.
OMAHA.
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Petition for Road.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
(fArnfy Of Isl44s,fs,a


Petition having been duly made to the County
board ct supervisors Of said County OF Douglas by
5Sresideut free holders of said County Is OF whom.
reside IN the Town of Superior Is in the Town of
BTuie and . in the town OF Nebaganlain for high
way TO be lald out extending through the Town
81 Brule ana into the towns ofSuperior and Ne
Dagamaln III said County as follows:
commencing at a point on the center line of the
hlgoNdy now iald out on the nor. line of section
10. Town As north OF Range l3West said point beiu
AT a distance of fifteen hundred and ten and
seven tenths Q510 7l0j feet west of the northeast
corner Of said section l6.
From thence running south eight degrees and
y minutes east IS 81 h. for distance d one hun
dred and sixty ll50 feet. From thence running
south my degrees east = so ~ to the south line
Of section thlrty-slX in town ~, north of Range
II west.
The above described line To be the center line of
said highway nnd ali given bearings are magnet
netic.
said highway laid ont rs above described will
run through sections H. Is, p % D. 70 and sc in
town As north Of range II west and through sec
ton II IN to@nshIp - north of range y west and
through sections q. l. $, l6, H. n - Is q IS and
30 III Town a north OF range u west
And the undersigned three members OF said
county board having been duly appointed com
mIttee with full power 10 act in the premises.
Notice l. therefore hereby given that We, the
sale committee Viii meet at Tire office the Conn
~ Clerk, IN the Court House in the Village of Su-
perior IN said Comfy on lie 7th day OF April.
lhss az 10 clock III the forenoon TO decide upon
SAID petition.
Dated this I2.h day of Mtrch tSss.
/, y = MIS- l.on-,.T' Committee.
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Tax Sale
FOR
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
STATE OF WISCONSIN $.
COUNTY or DOUGLAS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, s.
COUNTY or DOUGLAS.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
SUPERIOR, April lilh, 1885
NOTICE is hereby given that mnch of each
tract or parcel OF land situated i'll the county
of Douglas described in the following stat ,ment
may be necessary for that purpose, viii, on the
THIRD TUESDAY OF MAY
next, being the fifteenth day Of May, A D. 1873
commencing at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. and
the next succeeding days thereafter, be sold by
me at public auction At my Office at the Court
House in Superior the seat of Justice of the said
County, for the payment Of the delinquent taxes,
interest and charges thereon for the year 1851
returned to me by the Town Treasures OF the
said county Of Douglas
Given under my hand officially ut the office of
the County Treasurer, Of Douglas County state OF
Wisconsin, this fourteenth day of April, 1855.
VINCENT C0URNOYER,
County Treasurer.
Hn-See foot note
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,HI,3GG. 81. PAUL. NH..EEAZ' CHS { IiHt
riiClea / hraIl.EISlEal nES.


Offers the best service anal makes 'he fast
est time OF any uE" UviWeEn ~ f&ul an0
Chicago. and betwetu>i Pau, Sioux City.
Omaha. DE l1lHCS aa Kansas Civ. Nh
trains carrging taroGca s.ygprrs and max
inr close cor,p,.;i..nS ~ pm.ta. ana Kan
- City ior t,ii."raja ro:a's. Taiy is tine
anil al r,a.seS Of ji..t.- b"n"r,l. Tnr
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NoIlCE--ln the foregoing statement the fol-
lowing abreNiations are used: for north for
south e Tor east, for west, ind for undivided.
fr fraction for acre de- for description see for
/, section.
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ST.. IS, TOWN IS, RANGE u.

lets 2345G7s . - Il Il 10 II Il Is Il Is
~ % u % % "A - - = ,, - % ;! - 50 4 81
- 81 * O. 40 in B,5ck -,
Lots 845s7S 9 10 II Z Is Il - Is L Is
- - q % - a . = y IS 81 81 3 IS ~ d.
81 81 50 80 10 in Block II.
Lots "a ) : 3 . 10 Il z 3 a Is e y =
70 o q - a . 70 - IS - 20 81 3. s. q 60
IS - IS - 30 in Block Il.
Its 2345673 9 10 II y Is Il Il IS r
- ~ = D - u . IS - - . 80 50 81 IS Is 8.
- % 40 in Block IL.
Lots . 3 ) 6 Q 10 II y - Il IS 16 l. Is
10 - q - g q q g 90 81 81 53 81 IS &C 81 -
% 10 in Block Il.
Lots 234567S Il y 10 Il Is g Il ~
s % u - % "a y 2G q q g 20 81 - 30 81 ~
IS - IS 80 10 in Block -.
Lots 23I 567 5 70 II - Is II Il Is Il Is
10 20 u - - "a - u p . - y 81 90 % 81 -
IS 81 - 80 10 in Block Is.
Lots i567s 10 II y I3 Ii Is 10 l. Is
q - - - = y q = y - % 81 s. 81 81 -
81 81 . ~ in Block II.
Ints , 81 SCI . 10 J = 3 Il - L. Il X
e - - - 2i - = = y - 81 81 - q - -
20 81 81 q 70 in Book IL
Lo.SI2&f 67.alo Il u g Il Il Is u Is
e % 4 .. - - > e y - - 81 81 81 SO CT -
s. ~ 3 81 I, in Block o
Lots . : 6 { 10 II l2 u 4 - 70 = Is
70 . p - .; u - p = .S - % 81 81 Sc u -
IS - aS - = l.: Be- -.
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ROY'S ADDITION TO THE TOWNSHIP OF
SUPERIOR CITY.
Bay Street,
Lots and in block A. IF and all OF s, in
block Is. and sc 2Of.. ofi in lg, l ga and
in 70, > and in u.
Second Street
Lots-I0fr II Fl 12fr al of Il IA In block IS. 80
20ft Off ali Of 10. II. L in block 10 1910 II II
in block 20, 7 SO u II III block 81, 2345 in Is,
SO 2Olt. of / in block Is.
Third Street.
Lots 10 II in block 10, 8 Q 10 II 1a block 4S
Fourth Street.
Lots in block SIS.
Fifth Street
Lots and 5 in block 81.
Superior Street
Lots 5 in block 10.
Cedar Street
Lots 10 in block III, 123456 IN block l19
|, ., IN block III, and III block ia.
Fin Street.
Lots-l0 u Il in block 1l2, IS . in block III
GATES ADDITION TO TOWNSHIP OF sUPE-
RIOR CITY.
Iots-10 aud II in block ., lots Is Is II In
block !, lots - p - - n i'll block ).
TOWNSHIP OF WEST SUPERIOR.
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TOWNSHIP OF SUPERIOR CITY.

Lots-l 2, g. /, IN blk .; l. 4 aud 5 blk 3: l. ., 3,
and ), blk /: aud blk s. 3 and blk 7, fr Is of
/. . off, q of >, all t. > blk S. l. ,, g. /, s. blk Q;
7, blk =. B. i, and in blk -, /, and in blk
80 and in blk 81, lfr, all , ane 10, blk 81,
and blk 81. 3, 4, ,, t. and blk37, and in 50,
/, = and in blk 30, aud in 40, l i'll Il, and
in II, l. > ,, t. Or, 7r, all in 56, l. > s. and 10
in 81, and in IS, l. and III 80 10 in 60, l. 2,
3, L. ), o. :, s. aud 10 in 81, and in 81, and
) in IS 3 4 and in 81 ) and in % and 10 in 67
| PSI and in 6Sl > 8 t , and i'll 700 5 .
and 10 in Il I and i'll a , and E12 3 in 70
9 and 10 in 76 in SIS 3 ) 6 Zs9 and 10 in 81 2
and Ej4 in 50.
lots l, ,, 3 /, ), 6, :, 8, O. 10 in block 81 Lots
s, o 10 block IS. Lots ; 10 block 90. Lots S
9 10 block l0l, Lots , block lo1. Lots 9. TO-
block lp5. Lots 4 ) ID block los. Lots 9 10.
block 100. Lot g. block 10 Lots 23i5 SIR.
Off. Infr block Ill. Lots 234567S9 10 block
III. Lots , i block 1l6 Lots ] , ) 1 block 1l9
Lots 2fr., SIR, block 10. Let sff. block ia
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Fast 18th Street.

East 18th Street.
Blocks-Und q blk As.
East 18th Street.
Blocks-SWIf blk4, nwl. blk L. all blk 9. all
blk Is und y OF y blk 81, L q blk 81, all blk
AZ
East 18th Street
Blocks-s, - and Is
East 18th Street
Blocks-N z blks 4, allblk ii and 2s und Il of
W = blk Il.
East 10th Street
Blocks-6, s and b.
East 18th Street
Blocks-7and %
East 10Th Street
Bocks-NW14 blk ., all blk 20.
East DIST Street.
Bocks-sW14 ofE1s Blk Q, ne 4 of W = blk ..
East 25rd Street.
B,ocks-sE}4 blk 10
East 18th streat
Blocks-An blk -
East 18th street.
Blocks-All blk Is.
East Itasca Street
Blocks-W1 blk g. al bIks 81 and ~, e.. blk IS
East =. Croix Street.
Lot l. blks 10 H. 81 and rs.
East Bay Street.
Lot 10, blks g. 66, W y -
East Michigan Street
Lot 81, und 14bls t.
East Huron Street
Blocks-3i, H. 81 81 50, una a 81.
East 81. Claire street.
Blocks-a'l -, ~ II,
East Erie Street.
Bloeks-Und 4 nix H. und "a blk 49, all b!ks
"A and 50, und 4 blk u.
East Champlain Street.
Blocks % and -
St. George Street.
Blochs-i3, A. 81, "A and 81.
Cuyuga Street
Winncbago Street.
Blocks-Und = Of q blk 65 all blk lo4
Baltic Street
Blocks 81 and 10
Caspian Street.
Blocks-67. 81 and los.
Pepin Street
BIocks-au blk ll5.
Azof Street.
Blocks-6S, 6S, - u.
Simcoe Street.
B,ocks-97 and ID.
Amazon Street
Peninsula Avenue
Blocks-S6 c y blk IS, all l07. he n of VIZ
blk -, all III.
ELY's ADDITION TO TOWNSHIP oy SUPERIOR
3rd Street.
Lots-505, SOS, fr I: 80,
An street..
Lots-Fr % A. Fl = AS, all 47s, all 5s and 5l5,
Fl 5i8 fr So fr So Fl 81.
9Th street
Lots-i95 1877, 1919, 5o5 507, 800 5Il, 80, 5i2 fr
9th street
Lots-i!1, ~ ~, At 462 i5I, 4ss, 4Si, 1856 iSs,
52l, 90, 55i 553, 80, 3d. 800.
7th street
Lots-579, lS5. 49, 12 ig7, 4oS, 40 592 323, 525,
527 80, so 55l, 81 533, 54 $40, So1, # y 5s, fr
Is 6JJ.
Lots-Fr q 392, all JG2, 5l9 SIS 81, So. J. $40
$50, 5SS, IA o05.
9th Street.
Lots-Fr = 393. # = 395, all 100 al, 4l9. 4l5,
i25, AZ, 449, 49, sos, 2-S so, 3l, 57t, n = 5o5
10Th street.
Lots 10, 333 431 isl 1873 49,, iS7, 1873, 495, 5l5,
5i2, If 4 955, All 81 and 6JS
nth Street.
Lots-Fr : 4ls al 49, 1914 1876. ojs sos. SIS $50.
52l, 523, IF a o59
18th Street.
Lots-Fr ti9, # 49, # 40, all 4sl 1913. 5oj 5o7,
fr 5l5, ir jl7.
18th Street.
Lo:s-Tr = lot $50, Fl a 49, all 1873.
TOWNSHIP OF MIDnLETOWE.
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~ = 2 - y "a - - 7, IT. K, IT.
10 los : 10 IN block l. lots S block 9. lots
Q 10 Ii II block To- lots II and II block IL io,s
II II Is II y p block -. lots 234567 SoI01i
II Is II y IL Il - - 4 - - "a block 10 Iots II
II II 10 l. Is ~ % p - y q block n lots 3s
% 10 II = IS "a n is l. 10 ~ n = q ~ i'm
block r. -
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Lots ), 10 = 30, 81. 3, a. - %, 81, rs, 122
40 l53 los 10 IT, III, 179. 1o7 202 204, md q
of Do und = of 242, all OF PC. 2o9, pol 293, 295
90 90 299 3l 300. 3l3 33S $50. $40 80 3i5, 80
$50 und q of 800 ind Z Of SO all of 81. 355,
Sf4 $50. 3d. 3J7 402 4)4 Ill, 4l3, i3i, 4}S MS
AZ fr a. all Of AZ fr 40
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TOWNSHIP OF SUPERIOR.
West Ist Street

Lots-Und. 1zof1, ind. = of, und 4ofs qnd.
Of 81 all Of 3d. Is 80 S. o. 81 und II of % all OF
100 I22 IG $50 $50, 100 l67, l6g lsl, lS3, Isl, 200
Dol, 202 POS 2lL ~, 2l5 29 DO 232 2I3 81, 25g
265 2S4, 2S9 ST. BIS $50, und = of S4l, all
of So 81 Sc und- !, of go. und. = SO
oil Of 3S}, al ~, 49, 45, ~, is, 49, i5l, ig6,
und = 100 all Of BIO.
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Lots IS t557 9l0llin block 81 lotsI.s
, . 50 l" II block p lots > 456Ts9lO i'm
block =. lots ! 2&4567S9l0 II block a. lots
! 3 "a 10 II block 81 lots 284567Sg
10 II block =. lots > i567s 10 II block 3q
lots , "a ) 3 5 Q 10 II in hInns 40 -
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Lots-1, ., 10 and Il in blk p /, 2, 3. 4, 5 and c
blk i; IF biz :; und y l. > B. 4, @ To- H. L. blk ?
lots >, B 1, - and ii in blk 10; l, . y and y i'll
blk H. 4fr 5fr 6fr, 7fr, s. 9 TO- Il. T. l3 H. l5 16
Y, Is -, 2Gfr, 2ifr, 22tr, blk Is; lots s. T. SIR
"a
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WEST SUPERIOR. FIRST DIVISION
See. TO- Town ~ Range II.
Lots 234567 9 10 II II Is il II in block Isl
lots Is : 9 10 II = Is II ~ Is in block 49,
lots 3 block 10, lots Is la 20 block l36 lots
81 and p block l57, lots II = 10 block 49, lots
l 81 IS block loo.
WEST SUPERIOR. SECOND DIVISION.
Lots - n - II ~ In hlock l. lots Il y D block
,, lots - - - = block p. lots . 10 81 - in
block ~ lots : block -, lots - . block
81 lots n p block Il, lots - n block * lots
l. Is y - p ii y . block IS lots IS 10 10 block
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An Old Paper.

DR.. Theo Roziene thinks he hss seen
In the Bexar county records. the original
record as dedication Of the Military
plaza, which may have some bearing on
the site question. He says this paper
under date of 1872, recorded the order
from the vice regent OF Spain to the
commandant OF this small garrison, to
give certain families from the Canary
islands, land around and on both sides Of
the church (San Fernando) reserying
plaza, or corral, as 1t was then called,
was placed there in 17l9. The first test
case IS to the rights OF this Military
plaza, was the suit OF San Antonio VS..
G. f. King, In 1852, whion is recorded in
Fifteenth Texas, page 435.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-28
PERSONAL.

Col. Jepb. NJ. Gibbs, Of Eagle Pass, ia
In the city.
Mr.. Alfred Theskston Is In the city
from Austin.
Capt. e. u. Cook has returned from
the ranch and Ia at the st. Leonard.
Mrs. L. M. johnson, of Eagle Pass,
has returned home.
w. X. Dial, q lawyer Of Eagle Pass, Is
at the st. Leonard.
Mr.. G. Helleman and wife leave to-
morrow morning for Hartford, Conn.
John Wolf, Of Schulenberg, is at the
Aahncke.
Mrs. o. Roos and son. Mrs. L. Roos
and son and Mrs. K. Kessler. Of Weimsr
and Sohulenberg, are at the Mahnoke.
J. j. MoClosky, manager OF the Aus.
tin Base Ball association, is at the
Southern.
Messrs. j. P. Nelson, superintendent
OF construction, and J. A. Human, en-
gineer of the SAP road, have returned
from Austin, where they have been esti-
mating the cost Of constructing q bridge
over the Colorado for the new SAP ex-
tension.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-28

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