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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-05
The Mortgaged West,

Inc western states nave gwen more
attention to the collection of statistics
of mortgages than other parts of the
country. The subject is one of great
and growing interest. and it is well
worth the careful examination Of
statisticians and statesmen.
Ohio is the oldest of the northwest
ern States. The State bureau Of
statistics reported, for the year 1888,
POI $40 mortgages upon real estate,
and the amount for which the land is
mortgaged is s33O,999,OOO. The as
sessed value of real estate was 81 300.
262,000; the mortgage Indebtedness.
therefore, was, within fraction. one.
third the value of the whole real es-
tate of Ohio.
The aggregate mortgage indebted
ness of the people Of Indiana is al
least S26,O0O,000.
The total number of real estate
mortgages in Illinois, in 1887. apart
from city lots. was 92.777. for an
amount of $142, 100000. the overdue
interest amounted to S4,9l6,75i, and
the total indebtedness of the farmers,
therefore was s147,320,000 The
number of acres mortgaged was $685.
1914, and the rate of interest was about
81 per cent. But of course the inter
est nominated in the bond" was not
all. The interest in one form or an
other, will rarely fall below 10 per
cent.
The annual report of the Michigan
labor bureau for 1888 shows the fol-
lowing results: The total number of
farms in the State was 90,803, of
which 43,079 were mortgaged, their
assessed value being S79,7l3,000. and
the mortgage Indebtedness s37 1885,
600. The rate of interest was 10 per
cent, and the accrued interest was
S2,701 900. The percentage of NOR
tgages to the assessed value of the
mortgaged lands was 46.S. The num-
Der of mortgage foreclosures during
the year was ,667, and the number
of redemptions 131. The number of
sales under execution was 244. and
the number Of redemptions was 80.
There are said to be 100000 farms
in Kansas and on this basis the
editor of the Topeka Advocate" con-
cludes that the total mortgage indebt-
edness of the State, among the farm
ers, is S145,563,000. The report add:
"a great many have had to borrow
interest from the banks. and Others
have not paid interest for two years.
The virgin soil of the West is rapid
ly ceasing to be the home and the
possession Of the sturdy American
freeman. 1t is related of John Rand
olph of Roanoke that when visiting
neighboring planter, some seventy
years ago, he found his hostess sur
rounded by her female servants, max
ing clothing for the Greeks who were
struggling for liberty and indenen-
dence. But while taking leave, he
observed a troop of ragged slaves az
preaching the house; and turning, he
said to the lady, MADAM. the Greeks
are at your door," And now to
America, all aglow with sympathy for
the Irish in their struggle for liberty,
it may be said, MADAM Ireland is at
your door."-Daniel r. Goodloe in
November Forum.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-05
ALPRNA TOWNSHIP.


For Governor,
Edwin b. Winans, emocrat................."..." q
James NJ. Turner, republicau..... ........"...." A
Azariah s. Partridge, prohibition
For Justice Supreme Court,
John W. McGrath, democrat. 81
Edward Cah, republican ................... ......
Noah w. Cheever, prohibition.
For Congress, 10th district,
Thomas A. E. weaaock, democrat. ....."....... 81
Watts s. Humphrey, Republican,. ..............
silas A. Lane, prohibition. .."."."............""
For State Senator Goth district,
Charles A. Fridlender, democrat. 81
Benjamin c. Morse, republican. .""...."".". s.
For Representative, Alpena district,
Samuel A. Dawson, democrat.......".......... d
Lemuel @. Dafoe, republican. q
For Sheriff.
John Mclaughlin, democrat. ..........." Q
William T. Jones, republican.
For County Clerk.
Andrew J. Simmons democratic. . ........... 10
Orlando L. Partridge. republican .".......... 3
For County Surveyor,
William II. Leroy. democrat
Fred A. Rice, can.........-."...""...... 8
For Coroners,
James E. Denton, democrat
Duncan A. Cameron,
George A. Shannon republican ...................
James Eakins, can...".".".".""......... 4
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-05
For Coroners,

Duncan A. Cameron, democrat ......... 10Y
George A. shannon, republican........ ll66
James Eakins, republican. ............... 1854
The vote for G. F. Perkins for
county treasurer; James Mcnamara
for prosecuting attorney; j. F. Kelly
for register of deeds, and j. l.. Currier
for circuit court commissioner we
have not given, as they had no OPP
position. The register was on both
tickets.
In Green, Humphrey has 81 major
ity; Morse, 67 majority; Dafoe, As
majority Jones, z majority; Sim
mons 81 majority.
In Long Rapids, Humphrey has IS
majority; Morse 81 majority Dafoe,
q majority; Jones, 3 majority.
With Wilson and Ossineke to hear
from, the majority for Weadock is
1e9.
The total vote cast in this city yes
terday, was as follows: First ward,
665; Second ward, 1858; Third ward,
go Total vote, 2,19S. AS COM
pared with the vote in the city in
1888, there is a loss of 1913 in the
First ward, a loss of So in the Second
ward, and loss Of AZ in the Third
ward. Total decrease 1856.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-05

In this line, as we'll as in all other lines, handle
none but the best makes. We are Second to none in
the city, and if you want good carpet call and us,
we please you and will guarantee to sell you the
best that can be bought in the market of the world In
All Woods, Unions Hemps, Opake Mattings, Straw Mat
ngs, Rugs Floor Oil Cloths, etc. also full line of
Lace Curtains, Poles and Fixtures and everything per-
tanning to this branch of the business.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-05

The election here yesterday passed
off very satisfactory to Democrats.
The day was the most pleasant for
some weeks past. The new system of
booth voting gave general satisfaction,
but the method of counting straight
tickets ought to be changed. Every
ticket has to be counted separately,
and it took the Second ward inspec-
tors till this morning to count the
ballots. The Third ward officials
were still later. The mice" candidate
for clerk was not approved by the
people. The vote for an "off year" is
large. The result in this county. as
far as returns have been received, is
as follows
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-05
MAPLE RIDGE.

For Governor,
Edwin b. Winans. "A
James NJ. Turner, republican .................. Sc
Azariah S. Partridge, prohIbition..........."....
For Justice Supreme Court,
John w. McGrath, democrat a
Edward Cah republican 80
Noah W. Cheever, prohibition. ........."..."...".
For Congress- 10Th district,
Thomss A. Il. Weadock, democrat. ......"....... IL
Watts s. Humphrey, republican ......"....". &c
Silas A. Lane. prohibition ........".".".......""
For State Senator, 26th district,
Charles A. Fridlender, ocrat............... ~
Benjamin C. Morse republican &c
For Representative, Alpena district,
Samuel A. Dawson, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~
Lemuel @. Dafoe, republican. SO
For Sheriff,
John Mclaughlin, democrat =. ......- ~
William Il. Jones' republican. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a
For County Clerk,
Andrew ]. Simmons, democrat. 81
Orlando l.. Partridge, republican .,...... &c
For County Surveyor.
William II. Leroy, democrat" II
Fred A. Rice republican ...... Il
For Coroners,
James E. Denton. democrat" ..,.."... A.
Duncan A. Cameron, A
George A. Shannon, SO
James Eakins, republican. ................."". 3s
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-05

The following will show the total
vote cast in this city and in the town
ships of Alpena. Long Rapids, Maple
Ridge and Sanborn
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-05
Eor Iustioa sunreme Court.

For Justice Supreme Court,
John w. Mc0rath. democrat.".."............... 3s2
Edward Cahill. republican. 25s
Noah w. Cheever, prohibition. IS
For Congress, 10th district
Thomas A. Z. weadGck. denocrat..... ......... 1872
Watts s. Humphrey, republican..........."....2 oo
Silas A. Lane. prohibition. .."..-"..~....."." 10
For State Senator, goth district,
Charles A. Fridiender. democrat.~............s $40
Benjsmin c. Morse, republican. 800
For Representative. Alpsna district,
Samuel A. Dawson. democrat. $40
Lemuel @. Dafoe, republican ...""..."........ 2oi
For Sheriff,
John Mclaughlin democrat"...... ........,.,,'. $50
William T. Jones, republican,. .... 27l
For County Clerk,
Andrew j. Simmons, democrat,,...... ......... i2i
Orlando L. Partridge, republican ...,..".".."" 229
For County Surveyor,
William II. Leroy, democrat......... "".. 342
Fred A. Rice, ropublcan"...... ............. sos
For Coroners,
James 4. Denton, democrat. ......,. Ss5
duncan A. c meron, democrat. ............." 1882
George A. Shannon, republican ........... 260
James Eakins republican. 261
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24

pare Il fpr supper. 1thousht thSt thiy
Fould not be at to eat and ordered TIN
ahers thrown overheard, which was done.
sut they weren't in the water Ten ssconda
before the others, which were still follow.
ing u, began battle over which should
nave the feast. They grabbed than with
their 'hands. and in the battle . numbel
1 others were killed. and In their wild
ltteinpt to get q meal they chased after
Jne Of their dead number and they were
lost from our view In . ShoTt time and VI
continued our voyage unmoleSted."
"But to so back to the sating Of The
ISL. Why, when the pot stew was served
up no one could tell IL from . meas d
hoiled Goldfish, and when boiled by itsell
il tasted like shad."
Capt. Lehmen Lake, who for number
d years commanded the pleasure yacht
Of W. L. Elkins, Of the Atlantic Refining
company, states that three years ago,
while cruising In South America, he bad
q similar Observation-Disclosures TmeS.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24

u-,-.,-,l
-hso scnool nouse snoes e1cei I'll otn'
~. -. { -. -, :,
miss Laura =. Jennings' teacher Of
q 49,. -. an :. -s.; ~ !, n r
PoS~sr msvi.sm
Racogr,,,r, ,bs ,ons.s.M nan, q,
eh,ldyan's ,.Io.bIno ws ~ nov prenaTad
10 supply Just that. Goods are all new
and prices ara Low.
~ v.vcv A Afmno,n
G{s1 N~rS :
q. Z. McExon a now oasrine nd,
dl.. hvIdls. h.,Do.. ord sv.rvtbino n
N. - ~ $500 s...' q =. =
nus nne y prices NOT 70 % dupncaseo tnia
"A iul Ilne o. tne LATEST materials ana
shades In dress goods have been received
,Ao,., ~. ~, a d =, ~
-Our neHlisee snirts are Just tnethine'
n v.xcr 4 Mu,po,n
AID once.
ma dairy butter.
For your gents furnishing goods,
ei0'nins Anu nA'S' Oi''e ~ 'ne P'Ae
when YOU get all out Of sorts, billions,
aysPePneI oesPonasn., 9lood impHfe, i 1--we
and everything goes wrong, just come to
rs a., and .et oottle q ~ Witt's sarsapa.
IA ,i Iii hr;IJ vor ~, ,e' snd 1snsv, yon,
strength. Sold by G. ). Taft.
In large assortment.
LoNpARD 4 HoRsLRY.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24
Notice to Creditors.

NTofrcR rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER.
IN sons having claims against the estate Of
E%ra z NssSn Sssss.sd Y pse.sct ihs saTe
con 4 Parker, In North Yakima, Yakima county,
state Of WashtngtOn, within one year from the
date hensof, OF the same win Be- forever barred.
THOMAS .. NELSON,
- eiyS Executor Of said Estate
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24
NotIce.

Notice Is hereby given that have now
money on hand for the paymento Of county
warrants Of the April issue Of 1888, num-
bering from 6l1 to $40, both numbers in
elusive. Interest will cease on and after
July %, 1850. q. W. CARY,
81. Treasurer Of Yakima County.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24
Notice..

TN. sH ss:,I ssT1 4 ssg5sA .. ASR
SsTig Icc6Ssr 1 law, have sen eonsoiidsisd,
you'd b pislsSd vitA sontlnlanes % yguT
NoIlh YahIna, Haah., JnlI 4 -.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24

Money Leaned WIthOut Cost 90 the
Borrower.

Those wishing to borrow money on i'm
proved farms or ranch property will find
Il to their advantage to call on or address
Crippen, Lawrence 4 Co., Syndicate
block, North Yakima, Wash. Z
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24
sETEXT BABIES 4 NIUE.
The WGllS Annual CrUp IN Cralla Wouli
Racirrle The GlOhe.


Il has been computed that between
80, 900, 900 and 81 .0OO, COO babies are born
Ia the world each year. The rate Of pro-
duction is, therefore, about seventy per
minute, or rather more than one for every
beat Of the clock. With the one-minute
calculation every newspaper reader ia
familiar, but it is not every one who stops
to calculate what this means when IL
comes to years supply. 1t will, there
fore, probably startle good many per
sons to find on the authority Of q well
known hospital writer that, could the In.
iants OF year he ranged in line In era.
dies, the cradles would be overlooking
and at the same time extend around the
world. We have the ingenious concur
sion also that, supposing the little ones
grew up. and the sexes be equally d.
vided, we would have an amy hundred
times larger than that Of Great Britain
and wife for each soldier besides.
The same writer looks at the matter in
q more picturesque light. He imagines
the babies are being carried past given
point in their mothers arms, one by one,
and the procession being kept up night
and day until the last conner in thetwelfth
month had passed by. A sufficiently
liberal rate Is allowed, but even going
past at the rate Of twenty minute, the
reviewer at his post would only have
seen the sixth part Of his infantile
host after they had been passing him at
the rate Of 1900 an hour during the entirs
yearl In other words, the babe that
had to be carried when the tramp began
would be able to walk when but a mere
fraction Of ils comrades had reached the
reviewers post, and when the years sup
ply Of babies was drawing to . close there
would be a rear guard, not Of infants, but
Of rUmping Six-year-Old boys and girls.-
81. Louis Posi- DiSpaieh.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24
BargaIns In Houses and lets.

Ihave some Brst class residence prop
erty With good houses on for sale cheap
and on easy terms. Enquire Of B. F.
Young, First National Bank building. II.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24

Morrison, John l., sc quarter sec-
ton p, township 10, range 10. IL rs
Maloney. VIM H,nwQr $ 9,tp STD 8 o.
sw or sec 0, tip 8, 3D.. 8 GO
Mills, John, NV Or SEE Is. tp 7,r 30 8 66
sw or sec IS tp Z. = 3d.. 8 s.
Mcdonald, John, lots and 4, and
ne or Sc or sec u, twp 10, FL. 2 20
Northern Pacific X r Co, lot 10,
E.ki,no A
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24

-->e-
The celebrated Troy collars and cuffs
are carried BY Myron d. Ellls' wear no
other make
Dizziness, loss Of appetite, that tired
, nsdn ls, aysPps;i a,i S'oO1 ., I
skin md most diseases result from an i'm.
P H;Le ~ wi,,;n S ne we Ssll "a =
re,ommend m Sid by 81 i. Taft.
-oa'eu nay Anu oA'S NJ 'ne a L
''o'e'
DE was sar'aparilia VIII renew ana
Punv inc oiOOo' eraoissse oiseaSe anI
maze 1lseS,iOn easy We sen !" e0'u
rr.,.-,r-.,..,..-., Fl,
-. IL o..I p -. - -. s s' w." ~"
"" -Ds OO' -" !.
E's" O'
DE Wits Little Early Risen. Best
pill tor sick headache and sour stomach.
-E. u. Lambson has bought the
blacksmith shop. west Of the track. neal
Nevin's lumber yard, and IL prepared to
continue the business In Rrst-class style
Only the best work turned out, at Lowest
living prizes. Call and see him, and
axe your O''e.sa,'nins 20 'ne 'Sa olacn
I HuNlNNl 0UODs GNCCAAl laws Will " XVII
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24
NEW MONSTER or THE SEA.
EIsh That HlYs lands and Bark ukt
4 DOG.
0nosr RxpsrIsaes Of the crew Of .
lhlladsiphia schooneTs.PuTsuoa
scr llouFs ~ UnknOgn Rish'

-. rl....--s y, M. 1900. ~ ,hlS port
-. 49,. - 49, 80 ,ha -,
I - - N, -. -, ~ ,,,on.
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~ -. ~ = ~ .hsds .Ths cants,n h /.
- $3.50. 49,. !. ..s -. !. =. JD,,h,sa ~.
- - ~ S.s,.'h, ~. ,,..."l srorn R,o A.
49,. 80 /, rss ~ .wsn,v roIle. ofr
go &c.,. ,h., he -or ,n,o a .rbool
=. 1890. .D,.h a. ho bad MAYER he.
- -
~ -a.,.,... ~,,. .;oh,.d nv ona of
A.. - IT,, ~.-. rs.,lv a hundre6
- =. .h..d II ~ 800 ma wera anpar.
80. .,,.h,a.S ,o~.,a. hsr whsn A.,
-. ~ - s.,,or. .hev ,bousht the sbin
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sr-h,'h - 49,, -, !, =. Thev .oon
s,..n".s ,hs,, ro,n,I. hor ave, vbeo tbey
=, 49, .Dd ..v = ,chooI ~ III fsh
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49, -. 4. 80 tn ...hooi oneped
80. -. m, -, "a ,I,sn losod In and
ss,,s.-I ~. IT, ao.,sd al o,ornd her
- .'...,,, ,,nn.,:., ~, n,,,o,es.
s,,t.n-k ~ -, w.s min, n, +.
..saS - go Lno,, a. horr the monster.
$780, .,on,, n ~ xske and several
-. go, -. ...T,.,, ~ ,.lu,rh holJ ~
~ .s~.aT,s "a. M 4, ,b,nsslvs. 10
$1,000 .Ion. Ai,or tbev Lad followed
ss.ho.tt n, s.,.,.I Lon,. ,ho crew bevnD
- ...... :. - mi, ..ts,v "a
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III -, ~ .w.,e n ~ ,.hsse
80, - ~. ,,,.,. and ooin, At,
"A. . -, a ~ .,hooI whicb Ia Az.
.s-;I'.. :. ...sml,liD. !. Iou rocLv ,.I,nd
1850 ,hsv 80 Is,,., ,bsn he avar.gr
49, .h.vt. h.;n, .bor, ton iaa. In
i...,,h .nd ,,.r,,,n,, t,nr, The ,;,a NJ a
$50. 81, 4. .tr,n,,t.ronca Thsv
s."...d !. - snna,n,, . ,acs .nd vsrs
49,. . -, I,.,,Ia .,n,,n, ,hom..lvss
IT,. ~ 81, I'm, am. 80 ,ha and a
La -. 49, a., ,.seuI,Is,l M
$50. ~ ~ .ne Ths.s arm liLs ,hiny.
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n,~-o-s,,,. ,h., inv n 81. nav sne,.iss
~ e.h ho immod;a,.lv ,lSmmnri,.a,ad
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-.
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- r0ors :, Iss. f,;,,b,snsd I'm, wer,
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80 -, ~. - y, !, ~. 'ov.ra,, LII
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s.,.si',- az
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80, - 80 ~ a. ~, ro.Dooos..
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- ~ ~ 81 ~, 40 49,,
s.s-",s.,, !. -. ,La.,.aI,.a. 49,, -.
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- 80. -. ,.~sn 49,, ,ba ill.,
~ 49, - ~. Az - 80 - ~,
long. said Capt. Gheen.
The sailors became alarmed, thinking
that some III omen had caused the ser
pents to follow the ship, and they thought
they were going to be lost. They told thu
captain that they thought the ship woulC
never reach port. Some rushed to TIT
iorecustle and others to the caPtaih'I
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24
Notice Of Dissolution

THE FIRM OF FRED R, REED 4 co. HAS
Al claims against said arm, a. shown on their
books In his city, will be settled BY @. ". Jones.
70 whom all accounts due laid firm, a. well ~
paid. FIR REED,
O. W. JONES.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-24
Horses.

DARTIEs WHO HAVE HORSES TO SELL OR
il tfaie win do well to call on @. ". Jones,
next 10 Yakima National Bank. want to trade
city propeFty, farms or acreage for horses thee
yean Old and upwards either broken or an
broken. VIII take anywhere from % 70 90:
tWOW O. W. JONES.
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O'Neal, Mary J, sw or NV or Sec
lion D. township II. range IL. 3 ~
O'Neal, VIM. 8 nj sw or = 2, tp 10,
rio and sw ar So or 2,'p 1857 10 SO 6
0'Neal, John. ne qr less ~ acres
SOLD sec %, twp IA. II. ...:. 8 10
PaFkef, Ameda.nw Or Sc or and hf
% or sec %, twp II, rI7. ..,... 5 IS
Parker, r 7, hi sec SO, tp l4r17,
n hi . nj ser SO, tn IA, = ". and
lot 10, blork 2ll, North Yakima q 10
Perkins, Eth r,e hi s %. tp Z, r 80 II 50
Pratt, "A J, lot 7,hlork .6.Schanno's
addition 10 Yakima City .,. 10
lot 8, block 20. ..... ~
=" lot 8, block 33..,.... ~
lot q, blOck 81 ..... 20
lot Z, block 50. ..... A.
4" lot 8, block 80 49,. a.
Pettengill.S C.lot IS blk 81, \ Yak s 10
lot "a. block 80. -. -, 8 10
petteneill, II & lot IL blk 70 n Yak I 30
Pratt, II A. and II J Barker, lot !,
block 23l, North Yakima 80, IL 81
lot 2, block 23I. ....... 4 20
lot 3, blork 231. ...,..... 8 ~
lot Is. blork 23l. ........ 3 20
ProwPll, Cour'land s. lets 8 4 and
., section Z. toN nship o rarge q 90
NV or nv ar al7ip9.r7 I ~
+" lots l,2.3.4,s lO,tp0,TH 30e
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Thomas, J II, lot Z, block 7O,NY
+" lot s, block ~. ........ 90 q
Trustees Christian Church, LOT 70,
block ~, North Yakima. ...... II 10
Trustees N l. Church, I0t D, blOCb
~, North Yakima. 8 0o
UlleIhart,W n, lot ", blk 1O,N Z "a 81
lot -, block ~. ........ "a 81
Unknown OWNERS
lots 1873 and 4 sec Il, tip r. re-. 10 70
nc Or lie ", NV Or ne Or, sw Or
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