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Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10
TIMELY ANNIVERSARIES.
Current Selections from HfstO- rvs Broad Page.

September IS.
 M-Titus, tenth emperor of E1A>
 Rome, died; born in 70; he & commanded .he Roman
 army which destroyed A ~
 Jerusalem. l620-Sir William Cecil, Lord S
 Burleish, born; he was 4 A Queen Elizabeth's most AAAA trusted counselor. a8EIC4 l565-William Farel, coadju- HNSI/~ tor of Calvin, died. cHAs 4 FOX. I592-Michael de Montaigne,
 famous French essayist, died; born l5S3 9. l5o8-Philip II of Spain died; born 1897. .. 559-Battle on the Heights of Abraham, near Quebec: the British general, Wolfe, died, on the field; the French general, Mont calm, the next day. l808-Charles James Fox, British Liberal statesman and friend of America, died; born 1740. = ls58-The steamer Austria burned at sea and 300 lives lost.
 l061-Battle of Bonneville, Mo. Lexington closely invested by the Confederates. " l063-Cavalry battle at Leets' Tanyard. Ga- p- 1864-Cavalry battle at Opequan. Va . 5t l8S2-Battle of Tel-el-Kebir. lS90-Financial furry on both continents; Sec retary Windom in consultation with New York bankers.
Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10
September IS.

B-Birth of Trajan, thir- sMsrwN teenth emperor of Rome. ~@N.A 98-Domitian, eleventh em- HA
 K:
 peror of Rome. assassi- .kAe1~ fA
 mated. --... A6 A tSa 1685-One of the dates assigned EA ~ MM
 for the founding Of St. Au- EsSeSE ESg .A4SI gustine. Fla. TaNBae l8l3-Gilbert Burnct. histor-
 fan, bishop of Salisbury. sAM'L JOHNSON
 born; died l715. l7Oo-Dr. Samuel Johnson. born at Iitchfield,
 England; died l784. s 2; .. l7N-Matthew Prior, poet, died; born 1884. l793-Corner stone of the Capitol laid at Wash
 ington.
 ls61-Battle of Barboursville, w. Va. 1884-Cava1ry battle at Martinsburg, Va. l878-Jay Cooke failed: great financial panic and five years of "hard times." asG 18o0-Dion Boucicault, actor and playwright, died in New York city, aged 6S.
Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10
FRANCIS RESELL, General Insurance

Effected in the strongest Mutual and Stock Companies. Also represents the Fitchburg Mutual, surplus $106, 900. Covers against da@s by O ayo Rss o G5 per ct. on i've years. Call on or address me It BANTAM, CONN,
Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10
Septem her 10.

1579-Magellan sailed from St.
 Lucas, Spain. on his voyage
 Around the world.
 155l-Henry III of France born:
 assassinated by Jacques
 Clement, Aug. 1. 1889. l77-BurgoVne defeated at
 Saltwater. N. !.
 l7THHenry, Lord Brougham. born in Edinburgh; died
Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10

. I6fS. . NAGEII.AN. l91-Gilbert Haven, NJ. E. bishop, born in Maiden, Mass: died there 1880. l66@Cavalry battles at Hickory Grove. Miss,
 and Owensburg, Ky. Battle At luka, Miss.
 Confederate General Price defeated by General Rosecrans; Federal iss 1.2. Con- federate about l.tK. .s-. ,.. 1S63-Beginning of the great battle of Chirka- mauga- -t.g 166k-Battle of Winchester Opeg,an, Va; T Sheridan defeated Early and captured n> ar ly 5000 prisoners. lsu-James Abram Garfield, twentieth presi- dent of the United States died at Elberon, N. J.: born 1851. leo0-The Turkish man-of-war Ertogroul founder>d; 500 lives lost.
Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10
DIR. H. L. ROSS, DENTIST
 CANAAN. CONN.
J. E.. SKlFF,i

rT1EACHER OF PIANO AND-ORGAN.
 | Successor to and recommended by l.. ". Haxvey. Post office address, Cornwall BfidRe, Conn At Canaan, Thursdays. Orders may be left at Warner House.
Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10
Business Cards.

J. B. HAR DENBERGh. ID rTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Judge of A Probate, etc. Canaan Conn
Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10

VrOUSATONIC LODGE, No. 61. F Hand A. NJ Regular communication. Sec oad and Fourth Saturday of each month.
Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10

e. IL. HURD, ID. ID. Q. 0PPONTE Wononsco House, Lakeville, O Conn.,, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, at Canaan, Mondays from 2.30 to 5. 4t
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07

II III Watkins, The druggist, takes es-
peciai pleasure IN supplying his customers
with shs best medicines obtainablc
Among sfe naDy excellent preparations
on biz shelves MAJ be mentioned Cham
beriaip'e Cough Remedy, tavorite du-
ring the winter months 90 account of it's
great success 10 Tho su,s of colds. There
is nothing ,nst aii ,ocseo severe cold
81 laicsiy &r - pramo,it relieye the
lungs raGs .a aeatarss,,s sny tendency
EDWARDS ansamaais + Is pleasant aud
safe u 10, s.aa iniaY vorshv its pope
larite
As isevSnt.s9 an9 care for Group
Chamheriain' C3ngr Remedy mas NJ
siyat. u a lee 'aet, the anly remedy
tnas ssn ats8ys ~ J,cpended upon and
s,sas is pieasasit $50 safe 10 tass The-s
is ao' The iessE tanges IS giving s Il
shiid-e,ls "a !: sontains oe injurious sue
stance FOR sale at so cent? per bottle 1t
n 4 Watkins druggist
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
TowS ASo COUNTY NEWS
vol,aaususe Y.

With this issue the MoHAvg COUNTY
MINER enters upon its tenth volumne
That il has succeeded In weathering the
storms Of nine hard journalistic winters
10 be greeted everv two years bv smil-
ing summer Of prosperity was not due to
the managing power at the helm, but to
an all-wise Providence and an Arizona
legislature that foreordsined the holding
Of elections b,-annually The paper
b az had fence straddlingpropensities for
the three years prior to 1891. but since
the first OF the year il has become Inde
pendant Democratic under its new man
agement During the nine months past
the paper mas doubled both in circulation
and advertising patronage Our aim has
been to give the news and that we do so
is testified to by our patrons. The great
need Of this county for number OF wears
past was paper tina, would give the
news OF fhemines an show tothe outside
world that old Mohave was ,reasnre
house before which The mines Of King
Solomon wonld pale into insignificancs
That the MINER has hlled the bill during
the year 1891 goes without saying It's
magnificent Fonrth OF tuiv edition was
scattered broadcast throughout the conn
try and is bearing good fruit in the per
sons Of mining investors from all parts oi
the Unitad States No edition of an Ar
coma newspaper was ever so extensively
copied from The year 1892 will find the
MINER far ahead Of tns newspapers "
Arizona and possibly merged into neat
and newsy daily giving the latest des
patches hot from the wires every morn
ing for breakfast
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
Advice tn Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup mas
been used by millions Of mothers tor
children teething 70 ove' fif,y years with
perfect success. Il relieves the little sui
ferer al once, produces natural, quiet
sleep by freeing the child from pain, and
the little cherub awakes as bright ne "a
button" II is very pleasant to taste
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels.
and is the best known remedy tot diay-
rb9a, whether arising from teethine W
,ther Uses, TWENTY-FIVE cents hottie.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
CONDEM NJ N ED.
Ammonia Baking Powder Must Go.

Bills have been introduced in tbe New York. Illinois
and Minnesota Legislaures compelling the
OF such baking powdes brand he lael in bold type
this powder Contains ammonia" Physicians and chem
condemn the ci ammonia in baking powders
Its now small the quantity
deranges the stomach neatraizng gastric juice and
destroying compleion 1t is the small quantities
every meal that do the mischief. ..
1t is gratifying to know there are pure baking powder
to be had the market and greater cost to the
consumer than of socalled absolutely pure"
ammonia powders.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder the standard pure
powder for forty years Free the
of either alum None purc-Nonc whole.
some.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities free from Ammonia,
Alum, any other aduterant. In fact, the
purity Of this ideal powder has never been qucs-
toned
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07

Tubman l.. Ayers was In town from
Cerbat Thursday and reports everything
progressing favorably in that section.
Considerable sickness is prevalent In
our usually healthy community Most
Of the sickness Is the result Of accidents.
Sam'l Crozier Is in from his cattle
ranch In Truxton canyon. He brought
down bunch Of fac beef cattle for this
market
Louis Greer came down fIom Hack
berry Wednesday He has very pain.
ful boil on his neck and says Job wasn't
IN i, compared with the one he has been
suffering with.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
y. 8 ixs..,A SERsaos
liERBgss WELsE isssiqaFa,
fT MoHAvE, ARR Oct IL Issj


liKRBsss WELsE iNss1laFs,
Fl MoHAvE, sriz Oct IL Issl
sealed proposals, endorsed Proposas
sof Gross Beet and Flour. as The Gaze,
may de, and addressed % lhe aude,
signed AZ Fort MohavG Arizona, vii, 3s.
received a, this Schooi aasil one o'cirr,
y, NJ, ri WEDNESDA NOyEMB BEh
LL. 1897, ics furnishing aad delivering Sl.
ningmsh, Arizona, ltog Hualapai I,s
dians As required 50. .40C pounds nF
-four aud 200, 600 poue5s OF gross beet
Beei gattle must 1a good 0erchanrte.
Gls ard all offered under any ccnfracs
si!s ls sabjecs 10 rigid Inspection Tb..
2sit'G 70 1e furnished muss =. -teeya ard
,ows, iao DOLLS or stays mol over geve,
years q Fge, and mgss average not lees
shan f6C pounds gross ay each ,,enges4
from MAY iss 70 December isg and no,
less than 700 pounds FROM Decen her Is;
10 MAY isa no animal 10 weigh less ,ha
$50 pounds. sn3 nj sainst shall bo re
5eiyed hat Will re, iesa Ghaa u Ises
ssnsan n ,,s 2nrs. weight, Tbs prizes
mus, bs igu:sc FrSts, BAT for AZ cosA
delivered 2Hder sns contract d,sccDn
Of twertE ,2Cl - eenintn from ac ay6e
soasd psbgg HiEl 1G a,g6s ard nct more
than one-}uDrth u iba sstile offered ara
accepted 81 any orc delivery mPst ba
scws
F,ou, u1ast 5es VIVA, is sown a4
Straight wi s,crs oi gcod sJuud
wheat, 2rogr in me aec.ioG ii ne ocur-
try contiguous 70 taD places o. deliver,
(6G pohnSG oi wheat N os ground down Id
az pounds q -four, 10 patents taken out
and deliveries 70 ex.rG strong sinqiG earr
ton sacks y goigb eight ounces tG The,
yard sac sacks % be Of apogt 100 ponpG.l
capacity Contractors rjli be reauirs6
20 plsniy stamr yheir nameS Do eaei
5ach Samples u rot less thar Lguf'ti
nnst gs iurnisnef nr bidders
Bidders will be required Lg siata ls.
c,tically lu tbe,r n.ds ne proposed ., IN
OF each article offered IN taiHss rsi
a contract
The right Il reserved 20 neteGt an n''
oil bids, Or sUy part oi suy nid II deemed
'ar ~. aest interest 81 the ssryica
cERrGtsp CHECKS
EaCn CID nnss ne accompanied
certified check o. drsit upon somg Uss,gA
States Depository o. solvent NGtiGral
Bank 10 The vicinity sl the residence
u tns bidder, rGsoe payable 20 the isjtfT
ii the Commissioners Of Iadiaa Ahaif.
or At east FIVE PER CENT "a
he amount oi 'hs proposal wniJ5 c.,et (
,r draft viii hs forfeited to the United
States a. case auy bidde, or bidders r.
,eiving AZ award shall fs;l 10 pr,mptl,
execute contract, witt good and snfF
;ient surptics otherwise e ~ re,urrea
o the bidder
Bids accom-, panied by cash ~ lieu u a
certified check wiIl not he consider.d
For further ln'ormation apply Is
Z " McCow.N
SO Superintendent.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
S A ryieI is taking in the sights.

s. A ryieI is taking in the sights.
T. A. Coin is in town from Wallapai
Springs.
Johnny Granficid paid his respects to
Kingman Thursday.
Gus Gatewood and Dave Parks were
in yesterday from Frees Wash after sup
plies
Dr.. Booth was up from the Needles
Thursday to attend u sick call. and re-
turned Yesterday morning.
w i. Grounds and wife came in from
Music mountains Thursday. They are
guests al the residence OF +. j Goldman.
Geo. Bowers is in town from the Night
hawk mine and says everybody is pros
porous and happy in that promising min
ing region.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott came down from
Stockton Hill Thursday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs Scott's sister. Mrs J. W
Marshall
Dr. Dean has been quite IN this week,
owing 10 being overworkd In attending
professional calls He is all righs again
at present. we are pleased to state.
John o Hancock came in FRIDAY even
ing from Danl Bonelli's place oD the
Colorado river, after a load OF provisions
for Mr.. Bonelli. He returned 10 She
river this morning.
The report comes to us that Mrs Ben.
nett. the mail contractors wife at Quail
Springs. IS IN a very critical condition
and Is probably dying We We're unable
to learn the nature OF her illness
Dr Smith came down from Naiiapai
mountains Thursday evening % act in
hie professional capacity Although
Young man DR.. Smith seems " oe as
thoroughly al home at the bedsida Of d
patien, ss an old practictionof
Perry Beebe, who was injureed +ss,
Friday oy being run over and mashed up
with = loaded freight wagon, is improving
slowly He has had a hard sims oi !.
and is vet IN a precsr'ous condition, boi
there is every reason 20 believe ,na, bs
wil' pni through nov, with carefri mrs
ng.
Mrr NJ a. 1illispie, who went 70 lie
Eagle mine. Weaver district, Monday
returned yesterday afternoon She re
snrned to-day 10 take charge ol the noarc'-
ing house at the mine Mrs. Gillespie is
a first-class caterer and viii undoubtedly
dc vel. IL that looming htti9 mining
CAN'T.
Tue constitution for statehood .euus 70
oe iavorabiv regarded Dy the people u
this section and viii undoubtedly rece,ve
rousing majority bs the progressive and
far-seeing voters Of Mohave county A
few old moss backs sill OF course, Try "a
stick 10 the I'D fut 20, there are 100
many intejligent men .u the coun;rf xho
will settle Sne old fogys. and We VIII
march TO statehood eith banness tising
in trinmph.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
Worse Than I.epros,

Is c'eSrit3, apo s0ere Is ys1s ,ae nrspais
sicH thai aces guss tnat disease, sSs! thss
is toe Caiifora,s Positive and Negative
EieGsssg Linimeat 5asd 5s n II Wnss
sins. 1t Il also cures neuralgia rneums-
gmr hsads9ba, spJaihs, ourus aud all
pairs Fry it snH iei yoor ueighoer
wbsrc ~ get L.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07

Or. Raster, surgeon for the Atlantic x
Pacific railroad a, Alhnauerqne is IN 'cwn
to-day
The fireman who was hurt IN ihe rail
road acciden, below Yucca last week.
|. died of: his injuries at Houk's Tank ob
his wav to Albuquerque for treatment.
Word was received here this morning
that Mrs Geo Bowers was very ,li at
Layne Spring and DIR. Dean went ou' to
see her Immediately on receiving the IN
telligence We sincerely hope IL wili
not prove serious
+. D. Sargent has leased the Hubbs
House from Thomas Baker Mr. Sargent
has lived among us for many years and
is a reliable and raluable citizen and
business man Ut no mean ability. We
wish him nnbounded -nccess in MS new
role Of landlord
ID. ]. Mcdonald, brakeman Oh The 4
& p, was severely injured Sunday nigh,
bv falling off fifteen loot bridge At
Yucca. i, appears that the ireigh, train
on which ne was braking was 10 pass
passenger tram No. at that place and
Mcdonald was 10 open the switch 10 side
track the freight The train ran oeiow
the switch and Mcdonald without no
ticing that they mad gone too lar jumped
of the hind cat and landed against ne
bridge and ieli on the rocks below He
was brought to kingman and placed 10 q
room at Mrs ] r Rvan's lodging house
Ii was found that be had sustained So
we're injuries about the chest but It j. not
thought they will prove fatal
A movement ~ cp foot % sink 4 town
well somewhere between town and ] II
Gofer's Shonld good fiow Of water p-
encountered, and there y not the siigh,
est doubi bet what it viii /, would
be strong incentive 30 The Atlantic X
Pacific railroad compsuy 70 permanenisp
locate the repair shops and round honst
at this place Every man who owns a
dollars worth IT property ia the yieiu-
itv Of Kingman should put forth hl-
utmost endeavors to attain this mueh
desired state oi affairs DO not procra.-
tinate DELAYS are dangerous thor
ough business man by taking this matter
IN hand IN lead earnest can raise bg
subscription, money enough In an hour
to put wei! down 10 water Should
the railroad company ~ convinced hv
occuiar observance that water car D. oh
tanned of sufficient volume for their needs
in nnaintaing repair shops at this place
there is strong probabilities d the selee
ton OF this site for their buildings, and
the benefit accruIng thereirom to Mohagz
county and her citizens could hardly b..
estimated Now's the timr TO act IN this
matter and se trus, our business men
WI give the sgbjee. their c5uc!ll CON
aiderat!on.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07

W. know from experieac, in tGs use
u Ghanberlaln's Gough Remedy thar it
viii prevent croup. says Messrs Cad
jsesrg y Woriey Perry towa rcsy ,Gssz
sttd the Remedy nSs gives ssssg sas,s
laS'ion &c .hat sscinisy sad thaS sb@y ne
l,ess. IL q ne ,na eess Ia 5sa. market Tor
,hrost ara lang aissssos E1, sale ~ II
IA Ws.sins
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
Only One In the United States

p;'t d ,357 cough syrups oanliac'nrsd
III lhg United States out orc has peer
found 10 be entirely Tree from opiates sod
that is the California Positive sad Mega
tive Electric Cough Cure, which is the
rest on earth ior coughs colds erogp, etc.
sold py II III Watkins
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
NOTICE.

KISGMAh, April Ist.
Notice IL hereby given that the Night
hawk mine or the owners thereof will not
be responsible for any debts contracted
by the contractors or lessees thereon
t. GEORGE BowERs.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
For SAFE or Rent

4 Eice, roomy house on South Frout
strees. Dow used as lodging and dwci-
,,na house grassy lawn surrounding the
mouse good out-buildings and CORA
Wa; % sold cheap for cash. or will b.
rentso ahould right party apply
Mrs. j. Il. RYAN,
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
Excitement

F-ans sigc J. n y RstsinS 3sSIs ssefo
seer SystsT Buildet rs s7e,p9cat is
using Is sof catarrn o. sgis stomace ass
pepsisi constipation ssd tmpun atooo
and TO build ap The sYsteGa u certainly
possesses wo@ae.iu, neri& Naaw all sssas
. .xali IA I.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
For Eeaf.

ia kinRinan, AriS., ohn S'3 :i.c IsE.,
large fire proof stores, directly opposite
The depot, in the Lnthr Block Bps, no.
ration III Kingman Apply % II. H.
Watkins, Kingmar Anz
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
letter List

I.et,as2 Ermaining anaalied ior ia tne
poasoffica 4 hingmau, Arizona, Oct
isi 49, 4 rot called Tor in thirty days
they sil' ,. sent tt' she Dead Letter
oAbss Nssnipa,or, T. G.
W. q UopG4. i. M
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07

Albuquerque is talking up smelter and
IL sili soon assume definite shape II
would ge, nearly all the ores OF this sec,
tion,
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07

Before purchasing ask Halsey Tor cash
prices on the Balm. Fish Bro, or Stude-
baker wagons and buggies
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
viii meet all competition FOR lumber.
shingles, doors and windows, or cotrugs-
ted iron. J. X, HALsEY

A good second hand piano for sale.
cheap. Apply to Harvey Hnbbs, King
man, Arizona,
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
IN MEM0RlUM.

DIED.-In Kingman, Thursday morning,
November 5th, 1891, Mrs. Ella E.
Marshal, wife OF John w. Marshal
When the sad tidings Of the death Of
Mrs. Ella +. Marshal became known the
good people of our county were much
saddened. In her death not only her
husband and family were bereaved, but
the entire community has sustained a
loss not readily repaired. The combina-
ton OF virtues which formed her charac-
ter, we're OF high order. and Of inestim-
able value in any community She
was an agreeable, cultivated and refined
lady. Her manners were unusually at
tractive Her unfaiing courtesy, her
kindness Of heart and that quality Of
goodness that lends an inestimable charm
TO the de pertinent seemed 10 have been
possessed by her In an eminent degree,
and gave her high place in the respect
and admiration Of all appreciativa peo.
pie
Mrs. Marshall was native oi Lisbon,
Va. and was the daughter oi Or, w p.
Ewing, formerly Professor OF chemistry
in Kanawha Military Institute at Charles.
ton, West Virginia Her sister. Mrs NJ
W. Scott resides at Stockton Hill IN this
county, and our worthy deputy sheriff,
Henry r Ewing I, ber only living
brother
In her native state, ar Nsi' az IA she
home Of her adoption ne, memory viii
long be cherished by young and old and
the husband Of her youth as we'll as her
father and his family have the heartfelt
sympathy Of our antira people h their
sad bereavement;
Johnny Sandova' is t,ir;ug .san, Tor
D. X. Beebe
Charles Logan sss i. ,9su :3le 4rst Of
the week
Did you see tba sew ''ca.' Cox 20, IN
his pantsf
George AtkiE was i, lr1a Na&vas iis-
,rict the fore part 81 int seak siter
four-horse load Of supplies
William Scott and wife q sse sandy,
we're in town With Ioac OF piodDcs iiom
their ranch which she, disposed 81 At
good tigures The, ,si. tas aoun ..sis
morning
Richard pcnoertDs VINO ia. aseu
driving team ios p z Beebe Tor scns
time pass. sas resigned his posit,ct re
mule whacker' and contemplates sngss
ing 10 mining pursuits shortly
Tha yshs 0, s:sS Did hoiai gppgssS sis
ofiice is e constant syesors ta ms genesa,
pubic snc should d torn down 1efors
the rainy season sets IN as theS vii IN.
doub.edls oe washed dow, sner ne
w;stsF rains come The sdoees s,S acod
We and would Do worth something GERS
they stacked and properly protected ,soie
tnS ssathsr As they ncN ,saIa .aey
are worthless sod sonstans n5snaee 70
pass3f-.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07

FOB SAts "A second hand. one-horse
blackboard ii, good repair For terms
appiJ 90 thus office
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
Peneii Tablets

l'os following sizes q SOFT % 80, isCr-
ine in pencil tablets Ice snessS 5a 4 tao
les; sre sor sale IS 'aa NaSRa ,ttie. a.
tbs prices given oeiow
Eie,r ~ ). fnes Ishts sH,e,,.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-07
ARIZONA CENTRAL BANk,
FLAGSTAFF. A RIZ.
-s.~~s-e~c,s.7---,-
Esess fcliEh-oa 1897
L,n"> nn Coed security
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Foreign aad Domestic Exchaau-
J b. HOSKINS JR. Cashier

s--sroses .or s'n'st asaf cs fseee
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-18

Bridget o. Connell-C0mmeneing
on the northeast corner of Rice
and Sycamore streets; thence east
on north line of Sycamore street
$50 feet; thence north - SD feet
parallel with Rice street; thence
west parallel with Sycamore street
80 feet to Rice street: thence
south along Rice street - SIP feet
10 beginning, being in 81. Paul,
Minnesota
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-18
Supposed owner and

supposed Owner and
Description.
August and Alfred Uihlein-Com-
mencing at southeast corner of
block 81, st. Paul Proper: thence
norIherly l04 feet: thence westerly
- feet; thence southerIy 10 north
line OF second street; thence east
y = feet TO beginning, being part
of lot ), said block p