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DIXON DOTS.
Dixon Tribune, June Sth

George Marin will remove to Sacramento
shortly.
Nat Davis had green corn, raised in his
own garden, on the Sd of June.
The many friends Of Miss Mary Woods
will regret 10 learn Ibat sue is very Ill.
James Millar WAS reelected School
Trustee in the King district iast TueSnay.
VII. blackhel-ies are in the ra8rke!.
They grow IN ETeaI abundance on the So
aar" banks of the Sacramento river.
There Is Il BGtICeac.e decrease Ihi~ year
in The number OF grsin6eid fires
he warehouses are being rapidly cleared
ana wiil soon be Ieauy Tor ue@ Lrs.l
waieh Will oegin 10 come II in large qa&a-
utlss nsxI week.
The Baptist Church has been renovated
recarpeted and otherwise internally lm-
proved, and is now about the handsomest
place 0f worship n town
The odd Fellows have finally determined
to pUt in another windmill and tank II
their cemetery. The piesvnt facilities do
not furnish sufficient amount ct water
for irrjgating purposes.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
N partnership heretofore existing between
h. X. WALLACE and WALTER II. DONALD
SON. under the firm name of II. X. WALLACE
x CO., doing business at No. 9l0 X street, city
of Sacramento, State of California. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, WALTER II. DON
ALLISON retiring from the firm,
H. X. WALLACE viii continue the business
at the same place, and Will collect all debts Ow-
ing to and assume all liabilities outstanding
against the lale firm. W H. DONALDSON.
Il. X WALLACE.
Dated Sacramento. June 5. 1859. ieS-4t s
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SANTA ROSA.
Murder Trial in Progress-Raising Money
for Johnstown.

Murder Trial in Progress-Raising Money
for Johnstown.
SANTA Rosa, June 7rh.-The trial of Jas.
Turnsipa, alias James Prouse, a former sea-
man of the United States ship Vsndalia,
for killing Joe Comanche at Healdsburg a
few weeks ago, is now IN progress in De-
partment One of the Superior Court.
The city Government is contemplating
the establishment of new electric fire
alarm system. An experimental system
has been put in, and the City Council at its
next meeting will consider its adoption.
The first movement in this city for the
relief of the Johnstown sufferers began
yesterday evening by the Ladies German
Benevolent Society, who subscribed SIS.
Other subscriptions are being rapidly OBJ
tanned. Sebastopol sent S120.
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stockton :.nd San .Ioss- % tl.e Front.

stockton and san ,josS 20 tie Front.
Stockton, June 7th -Sub>cfip,ions to
the amount of $500 have been collec;ed for
the Seattle sufferers and sent by 'el, graph
tonight. More will be forwarded to-moF-
row.
SAN JOSE, JUne 7th.-The sum of 81 100
was telegraphed this afternoon for the fire
sufferers, and twill be doubled To- morrow.
The Fourth of July committee hsve turned
their canvass into q soliciting committee
for their suffering counrymen.
Patriotic Portlanders.
PORTLAND (Or J, June 7th-Portland has
set an example of generosity which should
be followed throughout The coast, add in
consequence the city will have no Fourth
of July celebration. At a meeting Of CHI
Zens, combined with the Fourth OF July
Committee, this evening it was voted with
out dissenting vote 20 transfer the Fourth
OF July money, already contributed and
subscribed, 70 the suffering and needy OF
Seattle, which amounts 10 shout 81 060.
Races ~ Sapa.
NAPA, June 7th.-At The races Of the
Nspa Turf Club to-day, in 'he $50 class,
the entries were Cora c, Mani z. and
Nesoda. The race was won by Cora c. in
three heats out of FIVE. Bsst uue, -
Purse, $500.
Ia the ST. Helena buggy horse race J. W.
Williams horse Rsdwin won. Time. 2:45
The special race was won by Black
Prince. Time, 2:34t Purse, $500.
4 large attendance is expected for to
morrow.
GoUcher's Resignation.
YosENsTE, June 7rh.-Ssuator Goucher
has rendered a letter of resignation as a
member of the Yosemite Commission. aG
dressed 10 the Governor. The Executive
Committee fnr the ensuing wear is composed
of Messrs. I.ish, Pixley and Chapman
Painful Nishap.
NARYsvILLE, June 7th.-Samuel CARRIER.
Justice Of the Pescs, sustsiued paintui
injuries in his knee joint 20 day by fall
which viii lay him up tor several weeks.
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Bos!onians.

The most complete and successful Opera Com
pany in America. SEVENTY ARTISTS, COM
prising Marie Stone, Jessie Bartlett Davis, Ju-
liette Corden, Carlotta Maconds, Louise Bian-
chi, Josephine Bartlett, and Tom Karl, W. H.
Mcdonald, II. C. Barnabee. Edwin Hoff, Eugene
Cowles George rockingham, Fred Dixon, etc.
The Bostonians Grand Orchestra and Complete
Chorus Repertory FRIDAY EVENING, Three
Prima Donnas "hiignon;" SATURDAY MAT
NEE. Cellier's Musical Gem, Dorothy
SAL URDAY EVENING, first time here of Am
brose Thomas Beautiful Opera, "Pygmslion
and Galatea.r
PRICES-Evening, SOC, 81 and 81 so. Mat
inee, SOC and 81. Seats on sale WEDNESDAY.
ieStd
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Another Account.

SEATTLE, June 7lh.-The FIRE which
Started yesterday afternoon at o'clock by
a careless workman oyerlUrnlng glue pot
in a little cabinet shop resulted in a confia-
grafton which destroyed nine-tenths Of the
business portion of the city. The section
DESTROYED was the loHlands drained from
the side, and the wooden buildings which
were built on piles giving great advantage
to the flames.
The streets were paved with wood plank
ing. The wharves extended tar out int }
the water
All the brick buildings were costly and
substantial The area uevasled comprised
ninety-iour acres. thickly built, the bound
airy of the fire on the north being Univers-
ity street Oh the west and south Seattle
harbor and on the east Second and Fourth
streets.
There were about 500 wooden and fifty
brick buildings. The wooden buildings
were mostly Old and being in the fire limit.
If they alone had bunel, no regtef would
have been felt, but
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Route Excursions, via Denver
and Rio Grande hallway,

Leave Sacramento every Tuesday and Friday
for all points East, via Salt Lake. Pullman
tourist Sleeping cars provided with mattresses,
blankets sheets pillows, curtains, toilet articles,
etc, through to Chicago and 81. Louis For
mn particulars address, TICKET AGENT SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC COMPANY, Sacramento, or AGENT
BURLINGTON ROUTE 81 Montgomery street, san
Francisco. fe23-u
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Soothe the Invalid.

A few drops of sOZODONT mixed with water
and placed in the mouth of the invalid, will
refresh him. 1t aromatizes what else would be
dry and uncomfortable, and gives infinite
pleasure, and incites appetite. No nurse should
neglect SOZODONT.
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DISTRICT FAIR AT AUBURN.

Raising Money for Johnstown-At Cen
erous Donation Anticipated.
AUBURN, June 7th.-The District Fair d.
rectors to-day selected Auburn as the loca-
ton for the coming fair, the time for the
same being the week before the State Fair.
Last evening the Fair Committee re-
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
N firm of MILLER K SMITH has this day
dissolved by mutual consent, J. J. Smith retit-
ing. W. 81. Miller will continue the business
under his own name at the old place SOC
street. W. Fl. Miller assumes all debts and
liabilities of the old firm.
Dated Sacramento, June :, 1889.
W. H. MILLER.
Its j. J. SMITH
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a Card.-No collusion with the Sanitary
Inspector Cesspools and Vaults c'eaned. Orders
left at 725 J St, or at 1925 Fourth ST., will be
promptly attended to. The public patronage
honorably solicited. J. H. CAMPBELL,
ie7-lm Residence, Ninth and streets.
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DIR. La Mars seminal Pills Cure all cases
of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Nigor, Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess, indiscretion,
and abuse. A perfect restorative. Price, So so.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, or by express
c. o, D. Address all orders to \. MCBOILE 4
co, Druggists, San Francisco; P. o. Box 1852.
my6-6In
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NTE WISH TO RETURN OUR SINCERE
w thanks to the many friends and to the
teachers and pupils of Twenty-fourth and
street school and Sunday-school, for the many
beautiful floral offerings rendered to us in our
recent bereavement. PARENTS, BROTHERS
AND SISTERS OF AMOS AND JANE NORkIS
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.

CHAS. P HALL............PI Proprietor and Manager
L. HENRY. Business Manager
DHE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON.
| Two Nights and one Matinee, FzIDAY.
June 14th. SATURDAY EVENING, June 18th
and SATURDAY MATINEE, June 18th, first ap.
pearance of the iucOmDarable
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FOURTH ANNUAL PICNIC.

NIvEN BY WESTERN STAR FRAUEN YER,
W elm, to be held at RICHMOND GROVE,
JUNE 9, 1889. Admission. 25 cents. Various
games. IB. c. It
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DIR. La Mars seminal PnIs Cure all

b f. stoll. Dentist. formerly of 5i1 j
street has removed to eos J street, over Mrs.
KatZsnstein's Millinery Store. my27.n
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ported $500 subscribed as a donation to the

Directors.
This morning another committee began
collecting for the Johnstown sufferers and
in few hours forwarded $3.50. The COM
mittee will canvass until next Wednesday
evening, commencing with 4 concert. They
pe to send 81 900 more
Gorton, the alleged Clipper Gap express
robber, was to-day held for trial under
bonds of 5000
Jo Hamilton, ex-AttOrney-General, is at
home and very sick
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If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
EYE WATER, Sold at Is cents lyS
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The best Pace in California have your printing done
A. 7. Johnston & Cos. 40 S., Sacramento, Cal
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POPULAR BIBLE LECTURE.

OONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH. SUNDAY
" EVENING, at 7:3O. REV W. C. MERRILL.
Subject, Moses and the Burning Bush Morn
ing Sermon, The Silver Lining" It
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NOliGe. City Railway Change Of Tins,
GARD OF THANKS.

EARLY CARS ON H AND STREETS con-
II meet with early trains. Cars l. and Il
leave depot at 1910 .. NJ, on arrival of Oregon
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NEW anYERTISEMESTH.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
On. ~ Inn. :

SACRAMENTO, June :, 1889. J
MARCUS D. BORCCK. PRIVATE SECRE-
VI tarv of the Governor; H. B. Davidson,
Deputy Secretary of state. and W. P. Johnson,
Deputy Attorney General, representing the
State Board of Examiners, IN the exercise of
the duties imposed upon said Board by Sections
676 and 677 of the Political Code, do hereby pub
lish and say that they have counted the money
in the State Treasury, including the transac-
tionS OF the said Department TO the close Of
business on THURSDAY, June 8, 1889; that they
ascertained the amount required to be on hand
by an official statement OF the Controller. and
that they found the condition OF the State
Treasury TO be as follows:
Amount Of money that ought to be
on l4O 9iI 81
Amount and kind OF money ''actu-
ally therein:
Gold ,956, ,l20 90
ollEeT...... % 90
currency H,llI W
January receipts ............ So, ,152 II
Warrants paid since June
- L, IooS-..-..--......... 10, 20 -
Excess on hand.............. 81
N. D. BORUCK, Private Sec'y of Governor
II. B. DAVIDSON, Deputy Sec'y of State.
w. P. Johnson, Deputy Att y-General.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ;th
day OF June, A. D. 1850. s. p. MASLIN,
Secretary of the state Board OF Examiners.
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just Arrived! A large shipment of gem
inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst. fine Italian Salomi Also, large variety
OF different kinds Of Cheese, st 72S street. F.
BAUMLE. Give US call. d3-lm
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The Excel.ior Carpet-cleaniDg and Rom
waiting Co., S.W. cor. 18th and J. Sacramento. I'm
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NEW TO-DAY.

Adyertissatsats Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
Found For sale, To Let and si7gjJar ao;ices un8e-
this head arc jaSsrtsd for csatS per }ius the frSt
time and cea5s per line eoc1 s5sssu.at time Il
notices Of this eaarocte~ laiU BE- foaH3 undcr this
heading.
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resort he jumped, alighting, it is feared, in
the midst of the flames.

TWO YOUNG LADIES
Were seen to enter the Denny block when
the fire was raging iercely, and gentle
man who watched for their return for a
quarter OF an hour stated that they did not
return, and there was 10 other exit but the
front entrance.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Senator GOuGher'S Resignation from the
Yosemite Commission.
DIVERS DELyING FOR THE BEAD.
Opening of the Races at Napa-District
Fair to be Held at Auburn
Bay Briefiets.
FLASHES FROM THE BAY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-usIoS.I
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heading.
Special Assembly e.: ~acrsys-nto =
Conlnaudery. No. >. Knights IeL'P-ar- -fgsS45r~
VIII ae held At the Asylum ibis |
saturday EEkAIN'7, June sth, at
oCl0,N. ~oioCrninS Sir knights ave ANN
courteous!y invited 10 attend. By urG57 OF
\. \. REDIyoToS, recorder il
Wtponsh uouncil 40. .. Degree
OF Poe hont&S, meets no NIGHT, 81 -sSssa
Red Mems Aau, at S o'clock BY order -.s.ssS5>>z4
10 AHONTAS SEsEzr-a
MRS. J. BGAzILE. X. of X. is
Members of is5-ipg Soar Re-
nekah Degree Lodge, No. are Ie- -ss4sE
qUsst-d meet on SUNDAY $3.50
AFTERNOON. at their hall. ut >J..+,s,~
T. " 10 lrIfett arrangements TO visit Elwooi
l-ooge - Hheattaud, Oh the iI,h of June
Members OF sister Lodges are cordially iuvIei
TO participate b oIGeT of COMMIT. EE
O q. = -IadustrissI I.s,"g-. ...
No. l5I-r rdternal visit 10 Auburn
THIS Saturday, EN- MING. Train - -ss-a>.
leaves depot al 1,5a =. L. AL meW- 4 ~
beIS OF tLe !, O. O. +. are invited q go with US
c. NJ. IL. kRISCN, y. q.
}, I. RoEINETTE K. :, Il
EhFANTFD-MEN USEDTO QUARRY WORK.
- inquire at new building Fourth and j. or
at quarry, lone Amador county lt*
M A. IEi'-iIFhl DRIVING EtG: WILL
" buy together oc separate. No 1916 Ninth
street. I;a
YFTANTFD-WUEK FOR TWO TEAMS AT
w gigj or 2rayel hauling, by the day yor}oGl.
AF"iy il0l street. jeSjt
- TRAYED Or STCiEN-FEON ". P. TOD
- hunters ranch, June eth, one Gray Horse,
nine years old, branded w on left hip, weight
IOU0 pounds. Eetura 70 ". p TODHUNTER
Washington. iolo county, and be suitably re.
warded. je,6Is
L'OR SA-E-REA OEABLE, \ WELL.BRED.
Z lsrge aud stylish buggy mare. Appiy at
1921 Tenth street. Jeo-6,@
TOR sALE-AT = LOW PRICE. COOP
L house and baCn, with one and half acres
OF 'aLd, al Brighton Junction. fifteen minutes
ride from depot Apply to CARL sTkOBEL. 81
J street les Ct
wANTE1-l0aT. -sU;jh0.
NSTANTED-TWo MEN TO BALE HAY. %
w cents per ton; butter maker. as, ana
others woman to cook for7 men -: waitress
80 girls ,orvar Gus positions Apply 20 CHA>.
/, CORDER, 1906 street. ie7-2ts
IyTANTED TWENTY GIRLS TO Make
w gloves by hand at Doige's sacramento
Glove FACTORY, lJl7 Min h street. jc5-5t@
V{TANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO WORK IN
w Coffee Saloon at 81 street je6Sts
NNANTED - COMPLETELY FURNISHED
w house for three months, from July lst. by
gentleman and wife. Apply at HOS . ST ie6St~
NTANTED-PARTIEST TO LOCATE on VAL.
w uaole sugar pine timber lands near Sacra-
mento; q few remaining quarter sections ct SO
each Cal! on SNOW, I015 Sixth street ieG-tf
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO PCR.
w chased some animal charcoal from a
drug store on street Tuesday evening" between
5 and 6 o clock. please call at the store where
he purchased it, and learn something TO his ad-
vantage? je6-St#
CIRL WANTED-TO DO COOKING AND
" general housework, at 1875 st. je8-6.*
nTANTED-SIX MEN TO DRIVE HEADER
w wagons, ten men to hay, six men for hop
ranches, three cooks, four walters Female
Twelve girls for hOusework. two waiter girls
Apply to EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth and
K streets, Sacramento.
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ELLENsBURG (W. T., June 7th.-The
Committee of the Ellensburg Board of
Trade this afternoon collected 81 900 in
money and. coo sacks OF -four for the sut-
ierers by the Seattle tre. The money and
flour will be sent to night 10 Seattle in
charge of John a. Shouay President of the
Board OF Trade. the committee is still
engaged in soliciting and the city will
make iurther contributions. The fire was
seen from this city last night, distance of
l2O miles
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Special Assembly e.: ~acrsye-nto =
Corlmaudery. No =. Knights TeLrp-,r -fgsSlS5--
viii he held At the Asylum thlS AS
tSstaroayJ EEEAIN,- June Sth. at -
O'Clock. Soiouruing Sir Knights are lNNI
ruurteOUsly invited 10 attend. by urGe7 of
WM. 3. DAVIS, L G.
A. \ REBINGvOS Recorder II
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rAcoMAs oUIcK RESPONSE.

TACOMA, June 7th.-As soon as the citi-
zens Of Tacoma realized the calamity which
had overtaken their sister city substantial
evidences of sympathy began pouring in.
Over 5000 in money was quickly raised
ana orders were given for all the bakeries
10 run at their lull capacity 10 feed those
who will not be able 10 get food 10 day,
and 100 head of cattle were also being
slaughtered and dressed ready for the
morning boat. A committee OF the Cham
ber of Commerce went last night with tents
and will keep large table IN one of these
constantly supplied with edibles. A fund
of $50 900 is promised from this city.
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Members Of tS-lrg Soar Re- .-.
ne6ah Degree Lodge, No. 5 are re- s7l--S
QUsSt-u e meet Oa SUNDAY ztzs-NSSs
AFTERNOON. at their hall, Ht >J..+,s,~
=. u, 10 lerfect arrangements TO visit Elwooi
Loc%e- - Hheatlaud, OH the i1;h of June
Me0.Lers OF sister Lodges are cordially iuvled
TO participate. b 0IGaT of COMMIT II
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WtnOns.h Hounci 40. .. Degree
Of Poe hont&S meets 10 NIGHT. -sSSasS
Red Mems Aau, At o'clock BY order s.sss5SA
10 AHONTAo SSgesr-3
MRS. j. BnAzILE, X. of r. rs
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- -. : -'iu''HJ'i'1. A-''"lr.
No. l5t--r rdternal visit 10 Auburn
THIS Saturday, EN- MING. Train - s-a@
leaves depot al 1,5a p. L. AL meu- ~s~>~
beIS OF ,Ae !. o. 0. +. are invited % go with US
c. NJ. HARRISON. y. q.
}. /. EoBISEITE, K. =, Il
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AZ ANTFD-NlEN U>EDTO QUARRY WORK.
- Inquire at new nuildiug Fourth AID ;. or
At quarry, lone, Amalor county lt#
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
FLOOD SUFFERERS FUND.

The aggregate contributions to the flood
sufferers fund in this city exceed $50 600.
OF this sum $1,000 was contributed by the
railroad employees at Fourth and Townsend
streets.
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ROBERTS ADDITION.
Sylvan Street
FREMONT TOWNsHIP.

Com Rt~sw cor ne or, thence
to center of Dow creek, thence
UP in center of Dow creek in
an eaeterly direction to a
point at edge of timber where
creek bends, thence along
edge OF timber to line of ne
QF,thence W To beg
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Notice is hereby given, that 50 much OF each
Hect of land or town lot described in the fol-
owing list and situated In Lyon county, Kan
easr ~ may be necessary for that purpose.
ard day OF September, a. D., 1889, land sue
ceeding days until all are sold,) be sold by me
linquent taxes and charges thereon.
ID. A. STALL,
Treasurer OF Lyon county, Kansas.
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Com Is chains and IS links
of ne cor NV 4, thence 3
chains and 81 links 10 line
OF said 80, thence W 10 chains
and 80 links, thence north
ward 3 chains and 81 links.
thence e 13 chains and 10
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Com at ne cor OF ne u, thence
. TO center OF Eagle creek,
thence down the creek to n
line OF said y, thence W 70
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s. t, r. Amt
Dissertation

Description s. T. H. Amt |
iO 9 feet e t Oh e side block i Of
Ne ee y except is ii. acres TO 70
X Il, and lots to Tyler & Mil
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Description

Com 20 rods OF NV cor of
NV or, theRce to center OF
SzhOla creek, thence follow
center OF creek to center
Of Neosho river, thence TO
poiEt 20 rods of u line of
sec. thence W 70 beg.
"A acres in lot 2 of Sc qr......22 II 10 I1T
Com at q point Go 1910 rods
of sW cor of lot OF sc or,
thence to center OF Neosho
river, thence down in center
of river to q ford, thence
to bank of river, thence
down bank of NeoshO riV-
or to q point where it runs
8, thence down IN center of
river TO point opposite to
IS 18-f00 rods OF sW cor of
lot OF Sc or, thence 10
7sl-fO0
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Beg 32 feet NV from Sc i
cor of sec at q stake in corner
OF hedge, thence W 303 feet,
thence n TlS 243-303 feet,
thenC Q 303 feet, thence g. lS
243-3O3 feet to beg.
wv = -
8 acres In sw cor OF sw k..... 81 10 13 Al
look i50 feet in NV A.............2S 10 10 i 70
Com at point ~ rods 8 OF
point 80 rods OF NV cor ofnW
"a, thence ~ feet for q
street, thence 100 feet,
thence e $50 feet, thence 100
feet, thence W l50 feet to beg.
w = of NV A....................4 10 l3 61s
W y OF sW a.. ........-....-.a 10 IL 4 "
&c 49,; :::..;,......i........s % u 172I
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Description g. T. r. Amt
Com at 8W cor eW or, Ehenzee
70 rods, thence 10 channel
OF Cottonwood river, thence
along channel of river 70
e line OF or, thence to Sc
cor, thence " to beg. All OF
eW or lying OF channel of
Cottonwood river.
Ne or Of NV qr.................sl 10 f2 73i
s scs g q q n se SSF F.q q Z = 4 fS9
Com at " cor OF Sc or,
thence 9 chains. thence
10 deg 30 min . 732 2-I0 feet,
thence n deg " about 367
feet or lar enough to make
I'VE acres, thence " 10 or sec
line. thence to beg.
acres in So gE. .-..-.......... 20 II 1Ol
hf OF following: Com at
sW cor OF pc or, thence n on
W line IA chains, thence 50
deg 5000 chains to an oak
tree. thence 60 deg 91-l0o
chains to an oak thee, thence
10 deg % min W about II
l0-1W chains to sec line,
thence W on said line3 chains
to beg.
& hf Of ne qr...........-..6 &c IL IL q
PoRTERFIELD'S SUBDIVISION.
Lot Blk Amt Lot Blk Amt
Ia
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READING TOWNSHIP.

Com at a point in center line
- 72-l00 chains u OF center
post. thence II IS deg, 30 min
Q 25-l0 chains, thence n IL
deg Is min 55-l00 chains,
thence = 20 deg 55 min W 10
rods A-l00 CHAINS, thence 8 IL
deg IS min @ : 55-l00, thence n
~ deg ~ min 2O-l00 chains
to beg, acres less acres t.
IhlflRr
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-08-29
HARTFORD CITY.

70 feet of end of "A OF lot 10
and of lots ii and IL Ii
Com at q point 80 feet of NV
cor OF lot 8, thence % feet,
thence Q 40 feet, thence Is
feet, thence " 40 feet TO beg I-6-5 IL
Com at So cor lot 9. thence n
feet to ne cur, thence " 10
feet, thence feet, thence
" 80 feet, thence 90 feet,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-08-29

Com at Nv cor OF SO q of sw "A
tn to bed or Eagle creek IN
down creek TO 4 point where
IL crosses n limo of said 40
acres tn W to beg.
% acres side g y of ne y .....33 20 - ga
90 acres " side y OF ne y ex-
copt acre In Sc cor. .....iB - 10 %
acre In Oh no y being rods
and W by 50 rods n and s.....D - b Is
acres W side NV = OF NV A..4 ~ - 81
SW OF NV y less pillow land
side OF Eagle creek-...........8 - IL 40
Nm OF sw y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ 10 ga
Nv y fr less % acres on end. "a 10 10 50
81 y OF 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 - l2 81
y OF NV 49,. ........... . q IL II 81
oe A................ go ........ n 10 X 80
y or Ne ~. ......,........l6 y u 80
- - 10
NJ OF ne y n u OF SO \ OF ne \
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-08-29

Com 3 II e OF ne cor of blk /
Olpe thence Q 40 IT thence
800 IT thence W lao IT 70 a
point 30 feet e OF Sc cor OF
said block / thence n 800 feet
To place or beg, containing
square parcel of ground 1l0x
800 feet In 90 y of sw y of
said aeCtiOn.