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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15


have been given which mean practically
the introduction Of electric power for.
the suburban traffic Of all these roadA
The Wisconsin Central. . road leased by
the Northern Pacific. win DO tho FIRST
to test the system for H. passenger
traffic TO suburban points out Of CHI
cago, and very likely it VIII be applied
to tho entire distance between Chicago
and Milwaukee.
As now planned the idea 3 70 make
that distance Of about ninety miles In
ono hour or less. Tho much-mooted
electric line between Chicago and g.
Louis 10 another Of tho projects which
may como to completion during the
year. although great engineers and rail.
road men with whom. talked on the
subject speak vsEy beautifully Of that
1T is not question any longer Of
covering ths distance In two and half
hours, for that can b done" said one Of
tho most prominent viee prssidsnts Of .
western road 10 mo recantly. THE
tests that have tssn made leave no
question - to the feasibility of cover
ing the two hundred snd fifty miles IN
that time, for tho speed required has
already been attained both 1t Laurel,
Nd. under Mr.. Crosby's supervision,
and st Lynn, MasA Il Is now ques-
tion Of right Of way, and when Yen BE-
gin - figure the cost Of gsinin6 IN en-
trance Int Chicsgs sad s. Louis, not
70 speak Of the right Of way through
cities al along the line. you win go
that the obstacles arc almost insur-
neuntable."
In . letter from DR.. wsffinetoa
Adams, the Psctsctor snd promoter Of
this project. I am told that the electric
motors 70 be used arc depended upon TO
overcome al gradients mp 10 isk de-
grees. The power proposed "a cleo
tricity. derived from . midway station
located at coal nine controlled by the
company. and the estimated speed IL
one hundred miles per hour. The road
VIII BE double tracked and viii be ul-
tirnately enlarged to four trscles In
this case the two inner tracks are TO be
exclusively for ps~serger traffic. mail
and 1igh class exposes matter, while the
two outer tracks, are to be for local
traffic and high class freight.
Safety Is to Do provided for By divid-
ing the line into twenty-five sections Of
oee mile ea-h and allowing bat ems
train en- . section at o time, whstsveT
the sp>ea may BE- A eornplete beck
signalling system has bean arranged for
by means Of ipossdereest ssestrse
lights, With te'erhonic eenuunicstion
between ears upon the same section
whether rnevinr sr stssdiag still Tia
incasaesesnt lishss ere 10 illuminate the
track feF male ahead and 80 nnx2e -
had ell txsinss and wfaiaH ID h intsnAsA
TO avoid grade crossings - mseh -
pes-ible, an electric he'll Win ring
md . red electric light viii -
shown st each crossing t~e minutes
befors the passisg II shs tssipa he
sieesric ear proposed IL how. HsAt End
compact In. sop Of the esr wsuii ss
snly nspe feet above Ne rail. With .
wedge SHAPED ns>e IN front to d~cresr
the air resistance and a<<ast n keeping
the car down - ~. t~zck The diving
r-aeels would b SIX feet In s1assstsr.
with q separate electric -osor 20 each
pair ezrs6ae Of sivinx are hundred
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

revolutions per minute 10 The drivers
The entire car with Its motors IL 10
weigh ten tons
President Tsitossll of the Electric
Are. discussed the rosd In an inter
view hsd with him. and expressed the
opinion that any high speed elestric
surface road would prove 70 DC
slaaghter pen
~ beaisve." sid he, that the prof
eet Of Mr.. T. +. Ciohesy. the famous
wessssn electrical engineer and expert,
i the nearest 10 . solution Of the prob
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

From asp Tsrp-Iily wh tie. s1sei Patent.
GIN 2 cat. buekwtext -four, t.J69 Ut; ezra
tis , ton, bran. SIS y ton; ships sis y too !
screenfnre. So ton.
2 hts--Pest sfeat. Toe; rsasfs Vet rsbs. Sc
tenderinin fzt<ei ham lie; beef sfrss. 80 lec; .
roast s4ie. lib. &C; mutton. saiI; spysse
lsnh, co ,sci sprirE ehieten. lselses tsrksys
I4ssises ducts. lt9iec
pneprcf Batter. 2Scg sxRS 15c; potatoes
soc ' hu tep's. Zoe = pk onlsns zbo3Dc y "a
sBs eDe y pk; ap LEA. aDa i5e y Oh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

The corener's jury which has been
investigating the cause of the collapse
of the Ysung building .: Chicago April
1 have committed for trial the owner,
the architect and three of the bulldog
lnspectors- In addison TO condemnIng
,h-ss men they severely censurs the
building department. This fnding IL
tfrictly within the limits OF the evil
dence sddueed. They have done no
more than their duty. Through ig-
norsncs and criminal csrelessness the
architect erected . strueturs which in
ITS collapse caused the death of seven
persons. The ovasr ana the architect
prevsrieated and misled the building
department. By applying for . permit
for a shrse-story structure. The in
srsetor shettea The crime BY not re-
p rNnK ths building - a seven-story
itracture. Gross csrele&ness 10 ae-
pagsnt st every step. From this care
fesues death came 10 insscsns per-
ans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15
GRAND RAPIDS nAnxErs.
Price, 60 Taruess

GxaN-wheat. ssci corn. S2c, oats. sre; ~.
soe: barley. N-lo ? cwt. buekvbesi. sc 2 bu-
Mstr-Beci. tfa1c; PORK. hN,c; ruttnn.
&c; spring lamb. 7ase; fewis. Get eursns
chirkens lie; veal. &c; .turksys. ielse;
ducks. ii&i1e; clover seed. $50 y hr-
2oc y bu.; bets. sc y hu- opicss. Coo . ta- ;
beans. 81. lnv bu-; b0ney. lec; Apples, GS
Y tbi. 6p4 &c bu: manie suRar. Nc.
Wooi-Nashed. uazsc; unwaahe6. n4Dr-
HAy-Clovrr, fl7 y ton: timothy. sb , ton.
ErDgs ssp TALtov-srees, &c. steerA over
20 ne. SIC; cured. Sc csIf skfss green. Sse;
calf skins, cured, tA<c; tailew. rough I<cs
pelts. eocsesi.5o: della. lsezsc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

Ore ~ The most farsous sad fatal pei
sens used IN Japan ard java is OBJ
taiDe1 from the berssoo The vouns
shoots 81 the cane when thev first push
throaeh the ereuns s-r covered ~i:h
FIRE. b-ov~pish hsirs which. under THE
microscopic. appear n be sarenef-Iilse
spSszes 81 erv~sais Of sfl.r. trsHis~lv
SHARP and hsiie~. sznAll snsntitses Of
th~~e hairs sdninissrr-A dails Re IRE
foyd bring CO Ulcers son Of the wb>le
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15
PROTECTION NEEDED.

Attorney General Miller has in pre-
paration an opinion on the abrogation
of the treaty of 1917 by tho congress of
the United States in 1854. From the
sigu-board thus set the pathway will
be clear 70 a newer and broader treaty.
The action Of Great Britain in parall.
ing the 500 canal on the Canadian
side. and in maintaining in Canadian
waters . feet of war vessels, which
within forty-eight hours could float on
the waters of Lake Erie, il . menace
which may not BE- overlooked. The
improbability of war with England has
dslusivsly led Us to believe in its i'm
possibility. To build and maintain in
lake waters . sufficiently powerful feet
to afford adequate protection is not
advisable. But the vast interests bor-
dering these lake shores demand some
protection from . possible event, and
should have it. The building Of few
forts, or tho encouragement which
might be given to shipbuilders to build
q class OF vessels which could be util-
lied In case of war, or the construction
Of deep water canals, are all in the
line Of prudent foresight against . pos
sibility. And regardless of what the
old or new treaty may contain on this
subject, some one of these measures
should be inaugurated.
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equally determined.

THE results OF the recent unparalleled
foods in Mississippi briefly summed up.
are over ESQ lives lost. 5000 families
homeless, and an unprecedented de-
struclion Of live stock and properly.
The waters rose above the very high
mark reached in 1874. The damage 10
railway property alone can not 10 re-
paired IN lees time than Elk weeks to
Two months.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

and the eattlemen will not be appessed
until they have driven the russlers tar
beyond the scene Of thar Do ,rsaassoas.
Both bodies are more or less used 70
sanguinary encounters and both are
equally determined.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

A HASDsohx memorial signed by
large number OF the veterans of the
war has been presented 10 Judge Chip
man ~ token Of appreciation OF the
tribute paid by him 70 the soldiers OF
late wsT in his speech Of March 4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15


CHICAGO. Aprn ~
FLoun-ouiet and Ora spring whsss PsS
snts. o4.sac4 %. Rye, - 3'0koo: Winter Whsss
Flour Patents. q 00A 70: ktrxightA q soes "a
WnRAr--Rried weaker with iess Going Ma
scash. April and MAJ. se*eeixe. Aas July.
OAQees
Moderately active ana iewer. Ne 4
ss4e; No yellow. scsxc; Ne. & &c: Ne . Vel
low. zoe. Nay. so99a4e; Jolly, Hx4sc.
OATS Easier. No. ? soxcspe May, sAQ
2sec: juiy. ..Alzsl,c samples easier. No. 3
e7,s&soc; No White. Sa3SiAs. Ne 4 sek0
Sic; No. White. saossxe
Ryr-Duli. quiet ana easy. No Ash. fsc.
No. 3, 73c; May delivery. 7S07sbc
BAnLRy-Not much doing. but prices steady.
Sound. fair 70 choice. ouotabls ~ Ssossc. Tn
sound, interior 10 good sa0xsc
MBss PoRx-Dun and lower Cash Goof4
eiais: May eiao7sSe 10; July. no %
LARp--Qriet and steady. CasA snd MAJ.
@.ezYa6:s: July. - sn&a sex-
PouLrRY-Livs Chickens. ieHoiiHe pss 10;
Live Turkeys. soise per y. LIZ pucks. 10
ieme per ID: Live Gesss. = eoos.oo pse dc,sn
BrrTER-CreAmsry. eoo2sc; Dairy. is62se,
Packing Stock. i0ol5o
Ous-wisconsin Prime whstA igor wstss
White. INC: Michigan Prime white. exs Wa
ter White. Io,sc: Indiana Prime whssA eke;
Water White. ioc; Headlights i7s test s.se;
Gasoline. q deG's. isos ~ deg'A sac
I10C0k8-ON1GA0o 0pkk10 ~
basis OF N.is Per GAL fer finished ges<s Nsps-
tina, deg's Sc
NEW YcRx. April IL
wHrAf-Dsclined xoie co long sailing snA
weaker vsst reacted NC. new auli sed weak
April esxOe4s: May. ei1os1Ss Ju.s. so&o
siae: July. - i3isoslxc: August soxoe;ss
September soossxss December. nkoesc
cons--Duu. koHs lswss. weak Ne Z -
Sec: steamer nixsA to03oo
oArs-Duil iswsr wesserA sooSia
PRovurous-Bsef-L mitsc demand steady.
Extra mass, O. oos -. family 06oOeo % pork
inactive. unchanged New Dees. oteoo;i 90
old mess. 0lt0oio oos exgs prime 0i-a Lard
quiet, firm StesnrendsreA ao hid
cLsvxrAxn o, APPS IL
PErRoLErs-Sscw. Standard white. ne deg
test eve; ~ gsssl.ns. 70; - ssssiinA loo. -
live stesA.
CHICAGO. Apt ~
CArTLs-Market duii end weak. yriess icwss
ouotatcus hanged ~ - No. 70 fer ehesos V eD
ira shipping steen. nssxAis for gssS ~
choice do: - ,eos 6 for fair - gsel; = -
$50 for common 70 medium a.: 0eoOa - for
butchers ssesrs; - eooso tor StosGso; ~
o3eo for Texas Sseers; 0,oos - sss rseders;
81 soesA for Cows, u seo2e fss DunA and
e. 0o14 10 fer Veal CAivesl
Hoes-Msrkss fairly active snd Aofo higher
Sales ranged - - en0S - fer Pigs ~ moan FER
light; essoo< - for rough packing; ~ Soa< =
for mixed, AsooAS fer heavy psekins 80
shipping lsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

On account Of tire repusiicsn state
convention ct Detroit. the Detroit,
Lansing q Northern railroad vii seil
tickets on April - and IL good 10 re-
turn until April IS. ~ one and enc
third fare.
Gro. DEHAvrx. q. r. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

viii that party whose lachrymosal
glands are dangerously worn with
weeping crocodile tears for the tax
burdened, mortgsge-laden farmers
give heed to the Lesson to Be learned
from the first report Of the census de-
partment. giving the statistics Of farms.
homes, and their. mortgages for the
state of Illinois? This report shows
that in ten years, from 1880 to 1890. In
round figures 6l2 900 mortgage were
executed on farms and city lots, cover
ing the sum of $50, ZOO, 900. OF this
sum more than half, or $4,000 mort
cages, covering the sum of $4S6. 900. 900,
mad been paid aud cancelled Of record
January !, 1890. OF the mortgaged
debt remaining-$3s4. 00o, 900 - $780,
2ss, ll2 only was upon farm property.
ana this indebtedness was on less than
one-thlrd of all the Illinois farms.
More than two-thirds Of the farm lands
Of Illinois are free from any mortgage.
The average debt on each naortgaged
acre 10 shown to b $3.50, while tho
average value OF each mortgaged acre
is 1855. From these figures there 10
but one logical conclusion, VIZ: ''Ths
farmer of Illinois is . lender Or in
weston of money rather than . bor-
rover; . creditor. not . debtor" In
1887 A. H. Heath, then . commits
s,oner Of labor statistics in an investiga-
ton of the Same subject here in Mich
igan, developed the fact that fifty per
cent of all Michigan farms bore no
mortgaged Indebtedness and the entire
farm Indebtedness was less than II per
cent Of their total value. Mr.. Heath
secured data from "a 900 farms. of which
81 $40 were owned by persons born in
foreign lands, of these 8067 brought
with them to this country $4,63S, 900.
%, 500 brought none. At the time oil
the investigation these people owed a
mortgage indebtedness of $ll, l9l 900
On property valuation Of &c, ooo, 900.
In word they had cleared 10000. 00Q
in real estate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

IT takes money TO run . newspaper,
ts columns are It's merchandise fer
sale a. the manufacturers and msr-
ehsuss goods are fer sale. IL costs
money TO pay rent 70 set type. to buy
NIX, aud etsSx material. IL takes
money 10 do anything, especially 10 do
IL well.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

IowASs were treated TO . snow. sleet
and rain storm yesterday. The ele-
msnts seem determined to undo the
woik of the prohibitionists and make
that dry state wet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

THE New Orleans maseacre 10 AMIGA
bly, settled. Uncle Sam viii pay $25,-
900 TO the families Of Italian subjects
killed Ut that time. Diplomatic rsla.
tons will now be restored.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

TROUBLE with BritUh Columbia In
dians 10 feared, because of the arrest
and tention Vt an Indian charged
with mu. der.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

SILVER IL commodity which can be
produced for forsy-one cents an ounce.
To place IL beside gold At the ratio of
htteen or sixteen 10 one would lie to
increase its value fully 100 per cent.
THIS would insure immense profits to
mins owners, and decrease The earn.
ings of the wsgs-earnera Do working
men want its
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15
FORYOU.

s'r~ -es-s ~rs s-orss~s wfss - 49, ~
ceHi " ~ ~ ~ 80
~ss isssc>s % ssss 2 SIS kssv 49, ervs9
Ne rr~-m>nss<y ! ~ coeaer = = - -
t1rs< e~er s<y. Eksse fak1r4 ~
bx-s r>ceurs>r6>s 8 g & - opvw& f<s1aa -
y r-r-7 60 49, vsv erftG1e ~f<e - rWS
sA vuWs MDv1, "a
=. 80 80 I, -. 49, Is ss 3, s ss7e s 3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

A PARTY with all the ear marks of
an ansrbhist. who gave the name of
joseph schsdles, VAS arrested while
proving around public buildings in
Indianapolis. In his room wss found
. quantity OF dynamite. fsscs and caps
similar TO The oas Iiurg used TO put An
end TO bis existence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

TEx dusii.ss, Borro~s aod Milhssk.
arrived safely IN Dsrdon Yesterday.
These are sos the srst pair Of fops .
weak vemsn has mad. nstcrSsu.. and
We press shs common talk Of the
.erls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

II there Is ono place above another
where the true newspaper man loves 70
dine il is at the table with company
of sisters in the profession. The pro-
posed banquet 10 10 given By the Michi-
gan woman's Pros club, at Ottawa
Beach. will be looked forward TO with
anticipations of pleasure and sstlstac-
ton BY the steamer members OF the
craft, for the women always provide .
feast worthy the approval of the spi-
cure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15
yALLAciEs NoT ARGUMENTS.

San illustration and IN support Of
IFS position on the question Of an un-
limited currency issue, . morning con-
temporary makes use of . hypothetical
case. I. says: eff q millionaire ex-
scu.es his check for 500 payable to
bearer. it would pass NJ any place of
business in the city ~ readily as .
gresnoack, but because . pauper's
check is no good, should it be urged
as q reason against the issue of all
checks? Certainly not, but this is the
issue of greenbacks." Instead of an
argument in support this il . fallacy
pure and simple. Just 20 long a. .
person issues his 500 checks with
prudence and against . bank balance.
just 50 long will they DO honored. II
he foods the city with them and con-
tinues to issue TEEN after his bank ac-
count is exhausted, even though pos
ses,ed of much real property, their
value will b impaired. and . dis
count will be exacted. This 10 a. true
Of government promises to pay as Of
individual promises to pay. The i'm
piled suggestion that they are 70 be
used At home and among friends will
not help the matter any. Friends do
not accept the checks of friends who
have no bank account. American citi-
zens would not nov any more readily
than in the past receive ut full par
value a promise to pay which was not
backed by reserve fund. Unlike in
dividuals, governments are not usually
possessed of merchantabIs property
which they may hypothecate, and
against which they may issue promises
10 pay. Again. individuals may fail
and political changes in governments
may lead to reputation. Possessors
Of unsecured promises have always
thsss afsrnorta nf rrorarfaiutv IA faes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

Tss war between the casaeaen md
Ne rustlers ss the rssris Of an old feed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

VIA tie szsspeaaa q living ssrpss
Of delicats mai1snhAiy. whieA a4tn1ns .
Insight Of from ave 70 si1 49, anA Of
ropes Of crsepsr feras whisA swtng fson
tree 70 trss hks fairi0 In The easels Of
. giant. the forest of AustrAlis y Alto
gethsr bore Of undsrgrowtA In the
woods Of rsosas growth. hs~svsr. veg-
citation n moro iuxsrtank Ia long
tsndrils Of the saeoaAis anA sass ssa-
meet trunk With trunk n g.Elaa1s 81
white and acaTset blooa. md - tAs4s
bsss nourishss ~ iu1nits varisey 90
ferns, while here "a there . gssesfui
tree-fszn rears IT, silvery -iinsA wOwA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

Michigan republicans have sstab-
ishsd . precedent that may b followed
with safety and with profit In the
future. The time-worn practice Of
binding tbs delegates to the national
conven.isn by iron-ciad resolutions
has nessn ignored. and Michigan for the
frat time IN its history viii 20 repre-
ssnted IN national convention - free
and unplsdged factor. With this lib
ergy TO act unhampcred by caucus rule
the delegation will be at once con-
solcuous and important. Whatever
emergency may arise, Michigan will
be untrammelsd and prepared 10
act for the bes. interests Of the
party. Some little disappointment
may be caused the friends Of
Aicnigsn's foremost applicant for pres
iesnti.. Donors. but that disappoint-
meat is balanced in the assurance that
If MS nomination becomes probable by
say continuation or combinations, the
yote o. ths Michigan delegation 10 his
TO consummats Its realization. The
men selected tor the various positions
Of honor and trust are every one rep
.esentAn,e and tried republicans. 30
ar IS the convention presagsd the
seton Of the mid-sum mer convention,
nero 10 too much of uncertainty 70
venture . prediction. II the forces
lppermost yesterday shall prevail in
the later campaign, Mr.. Rich will be
out Of the race before he Is well IN it,
fer the temper Of the people 10 unmis-
takably favorable to Pingree, and II be
shall be defeated in convention, ODon
nell will be gEoomed to be pittsd
against Mr.. R,ch. At present Tn
- HERALD believes that Mayor Pingree il
the most available man, and the only
one who will carry strength and enthu
slasm beyond the convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

ether person be set free. No right TO
90 moro tnAa inquire into the disturb
snee. This should be corrected. IN 80
far - aliens are concerned. They
should have The privilege Of be-
ing tried by the United States
courts. II they 30 elect. This IS
emphasized BY the rsstr ietons new
laid upon the central government and
it powerlessness to enforc. iastiee.
The partisan efforts now being made
to win elections by unAceastemed
methods further smpnasizs the need
Of greater power by the central gov
eminent. States ought not 10 be Al
lowed even infsrsntially the right 10
dictate the manner Of choosing cleo
tore. Washington. Adams. Hamilton
and others pointed the need Of greater
GENERALIZATION and the danger Of allow
ing an individual state TO WELD CO.
equal or even greater power than that
enjoyed by the central government.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15
There is HOP E.

For every ore Who hss bod svcvhse, ~
waiter IN what share or ho~ long Sanding.
provided none efthe vital orgsss hs~e beee -
iss i@raired ~ " render q cure impsssjsis
5. s. s goes 20 the root a the disease. ss1
removes she espse. ~ exr<lhng the poison
f-crn the t,odv. sod ~ TIE ss~e tsne " tonie
10 the whole system. Hsweves bsd ysr GO
may be. there n hope
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-15

David c. scnbner - Campbell Pear.
lots rs. II, - sRd a. eik Il. soribner
Turner'S "a ad--..-.-......---- --.-.------e f1oe
Manuel r. heft 70 Ada Dewey. a ~ n.
lot le, BIZ 4. Mason Co.'S Sub. 0oc
WILDER ID. Sssveae aad 0eo. y. Ester
10 Harriet NcNsrtin. ist :. e.x Z.
stevens and- !, .....--;. ~
Henry Nsyper 70 Geo. n. Beck. let
Thomas u fsirce 60 ckax y. ssssfes.
nk LOT !. Blk &. w. C bradfordh sco 40
Warren Z. Dewry TO Chas. 4. herring
ten. LOT Is. Blk 2 Dunton > aas $780,. sve
Thomas Il. Farr 90 8eorge hsunderA
pit fr = 9 fr - Of sec Z. CcurtiSnd- -
Fritz Endries 20 Easene Y. Barney.
In n ~ cor " = sc & OF soe =.
Horace sears TO Henry Va Sickle. ~
sw a OF sec -. Cascade. ana IT
Wxnw Of sec !. CsledoniA ------....- Ss22