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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-11
POTRFRO RESIDENCE PROPERTY

Two handsome lots ready to build on; fine view
and frst-class improvements now being made a.
same block, 14S; lots on westerly iiae OF Rhode
Island ST. which is so feet wide 25xIO0 each; on
four blocks from 24th-st cable terminal aud tw
from Car Hue Nebraska ST. Apply TO VILLA j
BUTTERFIELD & CO. 4l2 Pine st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-11

THE people are happy. and saving money. VIII On
Salvation on sells Tor only 25 cents.
The most popular and useful cough remedy in
tho world is DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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WASHINGTON STREET RESIDENCE.

No. 1910 Washington ST. sunny side). between
Taylor and Jones; good S-stoTy bay-wndow resi-
dence. 9rooms. BATH etc. in excellent repair: 10:
50 :21a160; pretty garden; grand view: cabie-cars
pass property. and only seven minutes walk e.
Kearny ST. Terms cash. Bank will lend 90 pc,
cent OF selling price Apply to MCAFEE. BALD
WIN 4 HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery ST.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers
de6 SuTnFrSuMo 81
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REAL ESTATE.
UNION AUCTION SALE
MONDAY, DECEMBER I4-NOOS
In THE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
Is Post Street.
MONDAY, DECEMBER I4-Noo
THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE SELECTIONS
WILL BE OFFERED
EXCELLENT BUSINESS CORNER

EXCELLENT BUSINESS CORNER.
At Referees sale; Sc OF Natoma and Mary
sts.; substantial brick building, corner and
frame houses adjoining; rare opportunity to secure
property that will pay at least II per cent: large
lot. AT ;6IS0 both streets paved with basalt blocks
Particulars of MCAFEE, BALDWIN 81 HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery ST.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS, DETACHED RESIDENCE
No. 1920 Vallejo ST., sunny side, bet. Cough and
Octavia SITS. commanding panoramic view OF the
bay, Golden Gate and Fort Point; 1 story and a
half bay-window house, containing IL rooms. bath.
laundry, wine-room, servants room, etc; extra
large lot. size l05:7a feet frontage by 1877 % ieet
deep: beautiful garden. hedges, ETC.; stable ana
carriage-hOuSe In rear. Sale subject to eonirina-
tion by Superior Court. For location and further
particulars apply To BOVEE, TOY Il CO., 10 Mont
gomery ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RULES FOR GOOD HEALTH

Eat plain food
Be regular In your habits.
Wear wooden clothing the year round.
DO not work Immediately after eating.
Keep the feet comfortable and well protected.
permits.
II possible go to bed at the same hour every
night '
In i, malarious districts do your walking In the
middle OF the day.
Keep your hood warm and circulating You can
40 TINS pest by exercise and pure stimuIant. d.
not indulge in stimulants, although 1t is desirable
10 90 SO, uD.ess you know they are pure aud
Bear in mind the unquestionable fact that there
Is no stlmuIant so good as whiskey, aud only one
good medicinal whisSey, namely. Dufy's Pure
Mali NO matter what your druggist grocer NAV
say. bear In mind the aAsye great truths and you
VIII be healthier, live longer and feel happier.
sell En-
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berkeley.
Junior day will not come off until after
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unsuccessful. but shortly after 9 o'clock the
popularity of Orc Parlor indicated itself
molly. Miss Emma Deilwig, the pretty
President. led the grand march. followed
by nearly one hundred couples. who danced
merrily until after midnight
The following composed the acting COM
mittees: Committee of Arrangements Miss
Cassie RudfOrd, Miss Lizzie Cummings
Miss Rebecca C0rnahrens, Mrs. Mary Leigh
ton, Miss Emma Dellwig, Miss Mamie Nc
earthly; floor manager, Miss Emma DELI
wig; assistant floor manager, Miss Rebecca
Cornahrens; Floor Committee-Mrs. Lizzie
Cummings, Miss Ada Smith, Miss Mollie
Barry, Miss Laura Carey, Miss Emma
Fauss
c. L. A. 8. Installation.
c. l.. A. s., No. 4, held its installation
of officers last Wednesday evening, at Lin
coin Hall, New Montgomery street Grand
President Mrs. III. Deane conducted the in
stallation ceremonies. assisted by Miss Fan
ME Patterson, who acted as Marshal.
Immediately after the Installation very
plea sing address was delivered by Mrs.
Deane. g. F., on the success ard rapid pro-
gress of the young branch.
The installation concluded with vocal and
instrumental music by the following young
ladies: Miss M. Barry, Miss Fannie Pat
ters0n. Miss Maggie DahIton, Miss Lillian
l.. Hannah. Miss Katie Lyons, Miss Minnie
Kelleher.
The officers are: President, Miss Jose
phine McGregor; Senior Vice President.
Mrs. Nj. Rafferty,; Junior Vice-President.
Miss Nellie Lyons; Recording Secretary,
Miss Sadie Looney; Corresponding Secre-
rotary, Miss NJ. Barry; Treasurer, Miss
Maggie Dahiton: Marshal, Miss K. Lyons /;
Guard. Miss J.. Keegan. Executive Com.
mittee-Miss N. Regan, Mrs. nj. Rafferty,,
Miss l.. Keegan.
Tho Angius-ReiR Wedding.
The Russian-Greek Church on Powell
street was the scene last Wednesday after
noon. December %, OF the wedding of
Miss Mary Reiff and Mr.. Nicolas Angus.
both OF Capay Valley, Yolo County.
Only relatives and ultimate friends wit
messed the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. MIR. Greenkevitch in n very i'm
presslye manner. A reception was held at
the home of the groom's brother. Mr.. John
+. Angus. 916 Montgomery street. Quite
a number Of friends called to congratulate
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SEQ 50

Additional wing to hospital for in
sane OF Western Washington and
20 other public buildings -. e5o.ooo 90
EsGmated floating indebtedness,
March l, 1881 - .......... ss,6ao 50
Esumated expenditures for tvoyssrs-----------
ending March 81. ISIS -, -. si.a4s, 100 50
REcAPITULATIoS.
Esumafed receipts for two years end
= ing March 81, isas si,sol,oo co
estimated disbursements for two
years ending March 81, lsas l4ss,s90 50
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estimated cash balance Mai. 81. 1sas $50 500 II
:. nc auditor makes number OF recommends
aons, among which are the following:
SfryrNrr r.w iSun
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tCorclsdsd On Pass 7uflrsl.
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THE STATE FINANCES.
Report and Recommendations
of Auditor Reed.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES,
Taxes should Not Become Delinquent
Until March sI-Real Property Should
Be Listed Every Year.

oLyNPrA, Jan Especial. l-stste Auditor
Reed has prepared a lengthy report of the con-
duct of his Office from the time Of his assump-
ton nj office, November Is, 1SSs. to the end of
October, 1900 The report includes g financial
exhibit OF the affairs OF the state. and manv sug-
gestions as TO needed legislation The report
will be submitted tomorrow. The following
statement shows halances of the several funds
on hand at date OF state organization, and sum-
mary of cash receipts and disbursements from
November IS, 1859. to October 81, issa, inclusive:
Receipts.
Cash balance in general fund 50 1857 81
Cash balance in gross earnings iund. 1870 II
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Total cash on hand Nov IS, 1850. s l5t7s o.
Fractional quarter ending December
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Docks. But is this object accomplishment Real
property Is continually changing in condition,
~ value and in ownership, and for purposes OF
tashtion necessitasing annual revision IN those
reiauous. Values OF real estate are subject 30
an uai TAX the same personal property. ihese
values must attach to and be shown IN connec-
uon with different descriptions in order TO give
IoFSe ana legality to taxation. In no phase oil
tIle SUBJECT can see that any good results are
s.tslned by the listing of real property iii atern
ste years only.
ne annual detail assessment List should con-
tain, In my Judgment, a definite descriptive pre-.
sentiment particularly as 10 class, amount and
value OF all property, real and personal, subject
TO taxation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

AN ORDINANCE. 20 amend section I Of an
ordinance entitled An ordinance relative
t. the construction Of lat raj sewers ar
drains in the city OF Grand Rapids" passed
August -. 1915
The Common Council of the city Of Grand
Rapids. do ordain Is follows.
That section ]. Of an ordinance emitted
al ordinance relative 10 the construction 81
lateral sewers or drains - tie city OF Strand
Rapids" passed August 3. 1873. be. sad the
same is berei.y amended 10 resa "a follows;
Section !. " ben the Common toHaci or The
Board ~ Health OF said city snali deem u
necessary that any orcupied lot or lots IN said
city. cobfigii. q 70. or within one hundred feet
Of = pub l. seueI. should - drained. they shall
canse netie.. written OF printed. or partly
written and partly printed. 10 he served by the
marshal o. Nv some member 81 the police
force 81 said city. upon the owner. agent or
occupant OF such lot Or lots. 10 construct
> private or lateral Drain o. sewer
fherefrem. II TIRE en- siaIls aud char
acfer - be prescribed ia saia notice. con
Meeting with one rnaife drain. 81
sewer Gesignated ia said usfics s1rh notice
shall Be served personally Ursa either ~ the
persons afaTeSa q. = they can be found IN SAD
cfy and II they can ret lie found. then Such
nafiee shall - seTfe1 IS posting the same in
conspicuous place upon ssld premises
Pa~sed sad approved BY TIE Common toun-
cal Of the cIry II Grand Rapids. ia ID lourned
sessiss held TrsfaF fxeUinE. February - l-s3.
81 W. A sHISkNAN. CtfT Cls y
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

woodnlE TIE n ssseg B2y CITY lnan.
wAO aas supposed ~ b1Fe besn
drowned, turns ep alive AMI sell he
bad gCgs ~ eefX "a she s4nbeg sossss.
The lake SaperoF Fedstoae COMPANY,
xlta : los II AaE4astte capitalists AT
tas bead a8s been oFgaaize1 ana Vii
oeea EHe AggesG quarry AtAe AexthsFn
Peninsula.
-agnas always las ready made
rumcfs GA baHd u something bs.gg
butt ia sac phase. the Attest esas beng
tsat 4 sz0e CSC bgsSeEy slI be erected
ia tas spF.ng ~ locai cap iahsts-
John schultz was sttng Ia tie
Michigan Central round house AZ -.
ie.eaa. hasc0mmon county when =
TX lra.a dashed latO the bulidlug, "a
consequence u mIsUlaeed 80 ten.
ard scAaltz Vas an4 aogrIDiy fatally
mangled.
Aehgau produced asst year A ,0s5. =
TtT SO feet oE iumeeF nearly oae-half
of the entire product OF the entire
Northwest la both lumber and shingles
the product 81 the state .ast year sh0sss
decrease as CON pared with Tie two
preceding Years.
At Bay City Capt. James Davldson's
goodman, Pred Post, undertook 10
eaten a stray horse Saturday. when the
animal objected aud planted his hoof
against Posts head. Post MAS uncoa-
seious al day Saturday from the con
cussion % his brain. aud died yesteF-
day
Joseph Miller, OF Essexylle, the last
or the fishermen who were suppo sed to
be lost OH the ice Hoe, has arrived home
and tells thrilling story OF his experl-
euces. tie saws nc was blown out into
Lake Huron, and after many narrow
escapes, and being nearly frozen, tue
noe was blown on shore fnd be was sale.
At Muncie, John Ludlow, aged 81.
formerly A well-known carpenter and
contractor, WAS found dead IN the hay
NOW of Lane & Uilery's barn. Ludlow
was finely educated, and a. one time
WAS quite wealthy. but lost his money
by strong drink. IL Is supposed he died
IN drunken stupor. lie leaves a des-
ttUte family.
Martin Frey and Sylvester A. June,
of Kalamazoo, We're working up a
.rade. IN when q revolver was to be
exchanged for watch. June pulled
the trl gger 10 see II It would 20. Ii did
20, and the bullet passed through Mrs.
Frey's heart, killing her instantly.
june was arrested TO await the result OF
the coroner's inquest
Anthony Geniewicha, an employe IN
Lemnaskfs saw-null ut Slgel, was
caught 10 the belt of the man wheel
while attempting 10 remove the lumber
carriage Friday, and after being rapidly
hurled around several times was thrown
To the ground. Both legs and arm:
were broken, and he died from his in
lures IN few hours.
Tom Mcdonald, q Saginaw tough
would not pay fare on the street cars
Saturday night and fought with the
conductor. Both fell OFT, and Melon
aid chased the car when he got up, and
in endeavoring 10 climb into the front
car was thrown between the two car:
and had his right foot horribly man
gled. rendering an attack OF lock-law
probable.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

pR0BATE 0RDER-Sta:e Of Michigan. C0un-
II ~ Kent. IS. At "a session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF hent. held az the Pro
bate Once in the City of Grand Rapids. on
ihelslh day 81 February. In the year one thou
sand eight hundred ana niuety-one.
Present Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
JAME, bukAN. Sr.. deceased.
On readiug and tliEg ti,e petition duly yeri-
fed OF james 10 ~an. administrator of said
court. praysn. tilis court iOr license aud au-
fhoritv To S..i the real cetttr 81 said deceased
therein described for the r5as )Iis and purposes
therein set forth:
IL is ordered that Friday. the 18th day Of
March. 1881. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, at
said Probate Dfilcc. be appointed for hearing
said IetiIis %. ana that the heirs al aw 81 sad
deceased and all per, ons later sstei ia said es
tate appear 5efore said court. AZ said tine and
place. 20 show cause Wiv license should not
bc granted - sad adu | illustrator 10 sell r al
estate As prayed Tor IN said petition
And IL il further erdered that copy OF this
order be published three successive week pre-
yious to said day OF hearing. In the TEir
sRAs-IIARaLn. "A daily newspaper printed aud
circulating In said County Of Kent.
"a true copy Cal : =. PEthlN,.
Judge Of Probate
ADoIFH =. Mason. Register.
Ia mar 3
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS q AND a TOWER RI1Gk

hOOMS q Anu - ONEh ELOOh.
DEGOLIA BROS-..............Proprletors
WANTED--To sell general store In fast
W growing portion oi CITY; stock AID Tx
lures ia nrsfciass condition; invoice about
$40; otter business Is reason lor selling have
established trade.
EOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Bakery with
sniali stock groceries aud iuach counter In
connect. "a; good stand; lbN real. with ~ EAR
leas.; cv s.r must retire on account OF poor
heath; Invoice about sl5ib; would take good
renting property with SOME incumbrance.
L'OR SALE Or EXCukNGE-For lot worth
s2N1 or $50. q i0roOin house on Charles
ST.. near Cherry; watcf. sewer. gas. mantle and
CRATE and pped fer furnace; price s50)p
EOR SALE Or EXCHANGED acre farm In
Oceana Co.. one mile IRON lake Michigan;
50 acres improS CT, haianca kcech anu Maple
timber. clay SOIL. good buildings. 10 D peach.
1900 pears. GO plums. so apple trees. other
small fruits in abui dance. Price SO per acre
t0R SALE-9 room house on Terrace ave.
l. modern finish aud handy - street ear ser
vice. bargain for any one wishing south End
property.
WE-llave some fine nursery stock. fruit.
W shade and ornamental trees Tor SAFE AT
one-hali regular prices. IL you are thinking OF
buying come III and see Us. We can suit you
on quality and price.
E0R SALE-Two Groom houses on North
Lafsyette-st.. near Bridge; Will sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 70 days.
LOE SALE-9room house or Munson-st., 80
Il foot front, good cellar; well and cistern;
graded street; waer and gas price $780, easy
terms.
IGOR SALE-S-room house on Third ST.. stone
foundation; good well and c.stern; will
sell on contract. 500 down. balance monthly
payments.
L'OR SALE-7-room house on Forrest-st.. -
foot front; well. cisterE and modern con-
veniences; on contract. 500 down.
FOR SALT lots on North-ave.. 5ixl0o at
Il SEQ each; on contract; easy terms.
FOR EXCHANGE acres two miles from
Il ~
standard pear trees. 20 cherry. 25 apple -
pums. 300 gooSberrles3 acres OF strawberries,
good house and barn. Price $780,
M0NEl TO LOAN or real and personal prop
Al erty III sums 10 suit. Rooms8 and =. Tower
block.
DEGoLIA BROS.
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20, Az aARKnrs.

fsPsf~-Vheat qtc. red. q4c. corn. zee. oats
l5e RE % barley. stree ~ > hundred.
Fforp .xp Frrp-Iliy Waite. see; Patent.
sac > tuadred: cern meal srttG = ton. feed.
s.. festSAea : tops miadhnes. s2l-tH; tran.
Sp0i
NEAr<-Perk iss4i4c beef 4dSs' zc; veal So 7e:
mutton. "a sf1-e. lamb. 1rS. chickens ifsf2c
turkeys f15i lie; ducks. b@fses geese. leta re.
ProercE-Butters dairy. iee9lsc. creamery
Nr. eggs 5e; pcf1tees l5st$ic hu
sunle< q eel = = hu. hsefs. ware. 3ssssssc
picked. si-<a1n ? hu. honey. is&Ec.
Hrnxs sxp raf1os-44reen. s1R5c: psrt cured
4is.ase cured hides. shStse. esifskins green.
EeEee. calfskins cured. SSa7c. tsilow. So 3s4c
pstts. fss4Sl - tekia skins. hI@ se.
waon--tfItncb. dry. si.-SS25 = cord 1foot.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
New spring Surtiugs Just received IS
Shattuck 4 Trewbridgs' =. q Monroe-st.


Since birth my baby had running
sores Ali over His head, and the Doctors
said that he must die, for they could
not heal them | used everything I
ever heard Of, but { was no good. He
cot go rad that he would not nurse.
NV husband sister tod me - Use sEii-
phur Btters ss she had great faith "A
them. used a bottle ard TIE sores
commenced - heal. After using two
bottles more, the sores al heslea ard
considered my baby ssved.--AotheT,
Concord. y. III.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ state OF Michigan, County OF Kenk-ss.
Notice is hereby given. that By an orier 81
the Probate Court Tor the County oi Kent.
made on the lili. day II Eel raafy. 4 ID. 49,.
six months from tGaf cate were allowed for
creditors TO present their claims against the
estate Of
UENDRIkA TER MEIER.
late Of said county. deceased. and thai ali
creditors OF said deceased are required TO
present their claims 20 said Probate Court. al
the Probate Office, In the City Of Grand Rapids.
Tor examination and allowance. on or before
the Alta day OF AUGUST next and that such
claims will be heard before said ,ourt on
Friday. the 18th day al August Iext. ~
ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. MlcI.. Feb. Il. A. ID.
lsgl.
CYRUS L. PERKINS.
tue maylT Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
EarLo1sANr sg Resu


eesn F4saiass Y.oae sS-
uEIp WANTED eosks 8 an AZ -reasa
IA kir.s fef ga Il elty -arss esSss ) aecs' -
sst2. se2s2 ~ al fis 4 t<lss4 -
q zf4eta has - ~ taza h f1A
$50 a. "a e tsa4siSs nasat CO. - 5 @sie
ieWTf 5leek.
WANT h. Eay sssee L. ;. "a spet cash IL.
Ge~ aleaera bsu~e. hei uxea +. b-tasv 4N4
~-teA Ak 80, 81 asoe.
AON cas- rzst aegs taat So q Or S hegss
aad leT far 8ssf-riass pfspsfty NiEela sloae
frape "a tls sIis A&-i. A. $40 -lla be b ~Aes
a cash.
Nov II goa Want Il hay a frsf class let IN
y sgNlb p4rt ~ the eity that i bsF~Ala,
toine is here And al SSti 80 ore lot stsN ga
sear e@a IcrMs-
~Sf1. al fgy . let oe cab aue al4 grAded
49, sIrest norJa Soc
4 i0i NaHI r. box - acres ~ the haesi sar-
Gee lad. blaek muck iFsm I - % lSSl scrf.
iaile Ton silphas toiAt. goes u&fkci, Il
..nioa iand ia the state WITH pfeper m&aags-
meIit L 10y luf Itself Ia one year under a
h.Sl-ciAss sias- ~ cultivation. Flowing Rells.
the naest ia the world.
4 DOLLAR avra j. twe dollars earaed. Call
y a 4 See as about new asoaerA house on
Terrace ave; found 10 Scll auich.
II l0U are looking Ter soea fara. cali and
See as. II q can show Ne4 some gfeat bar
gains Sc have the largest aud best list IA
the city.
II l0U hive a modern house. southern part
OF cits, from 1901 10 = %, ana are anxious
% sell ior sasa. call 81 3 aaa Tower bioek.
SIEll for room house on :. lonia-st.. lot
-icoo s467-i. alley. We'll aad eistern.
ct 400 for a new room house on Tenth
t-itNN ave.
E08 SALE-New Sroom house on cor. az Cen
ters. Ali modern isHHrskementss CRATE.
mantrl. .sas. etc. Parties Wish 10 leave city.
,1lOy.
E10)c for large lot on :. Lafayette St. near
SiO-O Flfgh-aNe.
$3.50 for 2 ice lot on cass'i.' worth 49,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
CHICAGO. Feb. id

CHICAGO. Feb i6
CArrIR-Market moderately active. Quota
tons ranged az S.ep15s0 for choice 10
fancy shipping Steers. 4.S3SS 10 Tor
good - choice DO. f2N1sas for common
90 fair % Gn0135O Cor butchers Steers
G. q5as = tor Stccsers, 2-5G4sS for Tersns (:
q ,oseS y FOR Feeders q sofsS b Tor Cows ~ 30
saoo for BaGs. and 81 oo1ee0o for Veal Calves.
Hoes Market moderately active. SAFES
ranged ut s9ss1Sss Tor pigs. asseSoo for
light: a. sea.s - Tor rough packing. o. sssh& s.
Tor rivsd. and 50 55s "a IS FOR heavy packing and
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

cstv clerAs ,lnoe

Cify Clerks once
Grand RAPIDS Mich. Jan ~. issi
Notice IL hereby gwen thai the assessment
roll Tor me construction Ol = sewer ia last
Fulton street. from fraud avenue 10 the east
city limits. IN the city of nraAd Rapids. a. now
ia NY hands. and that i Nlli receive payment
therroa for the period Of twenty days from
City Hal.
GEORGE r. PERRY
feb Is cifg Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
THEAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer ONCE.
Grand Rapids. Men. heb y 1871. )
Notice - hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for tile consil uclloa ~ "a sewer Ia Grand
Vile avenue, from Prescott street 10 klifh
avenue, IN tie city of Grand EapsGs. is NOW IN
my hands. and that j will receive pax meut
IL ereon Tor the period of twenty days fr m
this date. at the Office OF the city reasurer.
Cisy Hall -
GEORGE r. PfRRG.
feb . City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
CASTLES IN Thu AIR"

May be desirable for maginative people.
but tangible piece OF Mother Earth
upon which - rear permanent home
IS more gratifying To most of W.. ! shall
place on the market In "a few days = :
as handsome LOTS as can be found
anywhere IN the cIty OF suburbs OF Grand
Rapids.
l--Ih s. lots are on the corner OF Bur
tOn-aye. and Bnchanan-st. in the pref
TEST aad most rapidly growing suburb of
the city.
2-The new south Grand Rapids Fec
tric Street Railway runs directly past
these lots.
3-School house. church. and several
factories are being pus1ei e. competition
in close proximity.
4-Prfces on these lots 20 parties desir-
Ing 10 build good houses. or 10 those who
desire such houses ',fiilt for ,hcp. vii. hc
placed u x II r z M E L Z
LOW
Burton viii be the southern boun-
dairy Of the city. according 10 the pro
posed extension. 81 thai these lots will
be Just outside the limits.
II viii cost you nothing TO look this
plat over. and il viii Ray you 10 take a
drive through TIE pleasautest part OF the
city aud sec them. whether you buy OF
not.
ECR SALE OR EXcHANGE-A well
Icac Il farm Of IS acres. 81 acres under
stumps; soil = rich clay loan. yery pre-
ductisr; good large house and barns;
well watered; fine ofchsrd AID sinai
fruits; 81 miles from Reed cts. Oh good
road. ia vel settled country. This is a
rare bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
TKEAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer Once
Grand Rapids. Mich, fcb. :. ISL. !
Notice is hereby given ihat tie assessment
roll Tor the construction al u sever iu South
Lafayette street, from Msnbah avenue 10
Wealthy avenue. in the city a. Grand Rapids.
is now la my hands. ana that viii receive
payment thereon ior The period OF t1"niy days
from this date. al tie Office oi the tlty Treas
urer. city hali.
GEORGE X. PEkEl.
febs5 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
rnKAsuRER's NOTICE.


Grad Rapids. Mich Jaa. >. 1891. !
Notice IS henebS given that ae assessment
roll Tor trading aid gIANeliAg krnucdH street.
fr0ni south lDlan street 10 heurS street. la
tie elty - br~Ed Rapids Is new NY hands.
aud taal / Viii receive pay Ineut therrea Tot
the Per al OF twenty DAYS from Ills date. al
the once oi The city Treasurer. city lall
GEORGE X. PERRY.
feb l. CITY lie ksurpT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
IKEAsukER's NOTICE
City Treasurers once.

City Treasurer once
Grand Rapids Mich. Jan. -. 1871.
Notice IS hereby gwen iha thc ass. Ssmrnt
roll for the construction OF . seNe IA Thomas
street. from near south to4irse avenue 10
Madison avenue. ia the city OF Nrand Rapids
j. now ia my hands. and that / viii receive
payment thereon fof the period % twenty days
from this date. al the Office al the CT. Treas
uTer City Hall. GEORGE H. Phkkl.
feb Is city II .asurcr.