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away from IT. I cannot say, Of course. who
might be made parties to this matter locally
or what arrests might be made"
Two DIRECTORS Caught in Cleveland.
A dispatch from Cleveland sayH Warren
Corning and Julius French, the two di-
reetors of the Whisky Trust living In
Cleveland, arrived home to-day from the
East They were met st the train by Q
Deputy United States Marshal. who in
formed them that he had warrants for their
arrest. They went at once before Judge
Kicks, of the United States Court, and sur
rendered themselves, giving bail each In the
sum of SIC, 900 for their appearance In Bos-
ton whenever they shall be wanted.
A dispatch from Peoria says: President
Greenhut takes his arrest philosophically
and says he presumes the indictments are
due to the pressure brought to bear tor po-
itical reasons in the administration. He
considers the indictments tho result Of tho
Sherman antitrust law, and, In all proba-
bility, based on tho rebate system. He
thinks the matter viii simmer down to a
civil suit, and does not propose to postpone
his European tour. The cases will be
fought to the end.
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A BOOM FOR HOT SPRINGS.
Government Land Outside of the Reser
ton to Be Sold Next Month.

Government Land Outside of the Reserva-
ton to BE Sold Next Month.
Hot SPRINGS, ARK, Feb. ga sale
at auction of all the public land outside Of
the permanent Government reservation
here has been ordered by the Government,
to take place April 10, and it is attracting
much attention in various parts of the
country. The sale will dispose of everv
foot of Cove rnment land not included in the
Hot Springs Mountain Reservation, as
established by Congress.
The land comprises 334 lots of different
sizes, and it is understood that the proceeds
of the sale will be used by the Government
in still further improving the permanent
reservation on the mountain, and thereby
advance the value of property generally in
the city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-01
MONDAY UNFORTUNATES.
Four Victims Of Various Descriptions Of
Accidents Reported Yesterday.

Four Victims of Various Descriptions Of
Accidents Reported Yesterday.
There were four accidents reported yester-
day. The list follows:
Car q, Of the Birmingham line, collided
with wagon Of John Clark's the teamster,
last night at the corner of South Seventeenth
and Carson streets, and two or three holes
were punched in the front Of the Car. No
one was injured.
THoxPsoN-AlexanderT Thompson, q resi-
dent of Hazelwood fell from the rear plat
form of Second avenue electric car at the
Bates street curve last evening. His head
was slightly cut and his clothes were ruined
by the mud.
WH1rE-Mrs Margaret White was walking
along the pavement in front OF the new
Orpheus Hail. on Luna street, East End, yes
terday morning. A lot of snow slipped off
the steep slate roof and struck Mrs. White
on the head and shoulders, knocking her
down. She was stunned for a few minutes
and complained OF her neck hurting her, but
she finally walked home.
W. j. BARRON, the well-known Importing
tailor in the Lewis block, had his left hand
crushed yesterday in the elevator in that
building. The bones were reset and amputa-
tion will not be necessary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-01
A BARBED WIRE DECISION.
The Washburne-Moen Company Win
Making . Useless Idea Serviceable,

The Washburne-Moen Company Win by
Making Useless Idea Serviceable.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. %. - The
Supreme Court to-day reversed the judg-
ment of the lower court in the case OF the
Washburne-Moen Company versus the
Beat EMAIL Barbed Wire Company. This
case involved the title to patent to the
barbed wire invention. The court
says it is disposed to consider
sbs sb Wuns SeIIs nae nDon hs sg1o ground
that the inventor through whom it claims
the title made what had hitherto proved q
failure success, and that he rendered it
possible to utilize the barbed wire now in
use in every cattle-raising country in the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-01
NO GUNS ALLOWED IN COURT
The Arkalon Murder Trial Begins With
Good Prospects for a jury,

The Arkalon Murder Trial Be.ins With
Good Prospects for a Jury.
ARKALoN, KAN, Feb. 29.-The District
Court convened again to-day, pursuant to
adjournment. to try the Sheriff Dunn muir
der cases. The attorneys in the cases had
already selected S. w. Vandervort, of the
Sixteenth Judicial district, to preside as
speial Judge in Judge Bodkin's place. The
Minton case was the first one on the docket.
and the work of procuring jury was begun.
1t looks as if it will be an easy matter to
secure jury, although that work had not
been completed when court adjourned to-
day. There is considerable excitement over
the trial, but no trouble has occurred.
Everyone who enters the court is Obliged to
leave his weapons outside in the hands of
deputy sheriff.
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BURSTING OIL BARRELS AT A FIRE
Damage OF q Quarter of Million at Big
Albany Blaze.

Albany Blaze.
ALBANY, Feb. 29. - Fire broke out
among some oil barrels in the storehouse of
Mather Bros, wholesale grocers on Broad
way and Dean streets, about $50 this even
ing, and at midnight had destroyed
abous s25O,0oO worth OF property.
When discovered the blaze was burning
briskly in the cellar of the storehouse on
the Dean street end of the storehouse, but
it burned like powder, and when the depart
ment arrived the cellar and the whole first
floor was a regular furnace.
The barrels of oil burst as the flames
reached them, and the blazing oil scattered
the fire at an appalling rate. At IL o'clock
the firemen succeeded in advancing the lines
of hose along the roofs of the adjoining
buildings and, making an entrance from
the roadway, began to fight the fire at close
quarters, keeping it within the building in
which it started.
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MICE AMONG THE MATCHES

Kindle q Fire in Which Three Little Chill
dren Are Burned to a Crisp.
SEATTLE, WASH, Feb. 29.-Three little
children were burned to death this morning
in fire which consumed the house in which
John H. Simpson and family lived. Simp-
son was awakened about o'clock by
screams from the oldest daughter, II years
of age, who, with q sister years old and
brother 4 were sleeping up stairs
Simpson vainly tried to enter the room
but was driven back by the Aamea The
children were burned to crisp. The fire is
supposed to have been started by mice and
matches.
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Reward Of n New York Leader.

NEW YORK, Feb 29.-Police Commits
sioner John R voorhis, leader and organ
izer of the New York Democracy, was this
afternoon appointed by Mayor Grant .
police justice in place of Justice Ford,
whose term expired on November 23 last.
Mr.. Voorhis' salary will be $4,000 year
and the term of Office eight years. It will
be remembered that Mr.. Voorhis announced
few days ago that his organization would
not aid the opponents Of Hill in their fight
against Tammany.
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THE STRIKE SETTLED.

Tho indianapolis Trouble Ended by tho Ap-
pointment Of Receiver.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 29.-The street
railway strike was practically settled at
midnight, when Judge Taylor, Of the
Supreme Court, appointed Thomas Steele,
the assistant superintendent recently dis.
charged by President Frenzel, receiver Of
the company.
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Dynamiters Arrested in Blair County.

DynamfterD Arfested IN BIa1r county.
ALTOONA, Feb. 29.-Two men were
taken to Jail at Ebensburg to-day,
charged with attempting to blow
up coal mine at Frugality,
on the Cresson and Coalport Railroad, with
dynamite Several others are implicated
in the affair, but have not yet been ar
rested
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Old Point Comfort.
HYGEIA HOTEL,

Deservedly world d-famed, this immense and
unique caravansary is situated a few yards
from Fort Monroe, and lies along beautiful
sandy beach, washed by the waters of Ches-
apeake Bay and Hampton Roads. The won-
derful eQuable climate makes 1t an All-the-
year-round resort, unsurpassed in health
and general attraction. 1t Is the rendezvous
for prominent people from all sections, and
an atmosphere Of comfort, luxury and re-
Nnement pervades the place.
Dress parade, artillery practice, guard
mounts, etc, in the fort. Send for pamphlet.
r. N. PIKE, Manager.
del-43Trsu
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A Muewump in Argentine Politics. sSs
BUESos AYKEs; Feb. 29.-Senor saens
Pana, an independent, will contest the
Presidency. r----.s:;S
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A Dinner to Cardinal Gibbons.
+. WASHINGTON, Feb. 29-The Secretary
of War and Mrs. Elkins gave dinner to-
night in honor of Cardinal Gibbons.
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ATIANTIC CIT1, N. j.
Near beach. Heated throughout wit
steam. Homelike. j. W. CALLAW AY.
jaS1- -127-Trssu
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Los $50 1872 l2sl 1853 1851 1903 1867 1853 l27l
l1N2 i2e4.
HEUSTIS AND CARTS ADDITION.

Blk l. lots / 234567s 9 10 IL II l3 IA Is 16 II
Is II 70 q = q "a - Is = 3 - 80 81 81 blk 2 lots
123i5t7 5 10 II Y Is II Is l6 II Is 10 20 u y
% y p y y y % 80 81 81 blk ,. lots AS
sal0ll u 3 Is Ii II IS l9 20 q 2 2s p % 8 q
- ~ 30 81 81 81 81 81 Ri 81 IS 50 10: blk 1, lots
l. II l. IL II l. 10 II Is l9 20 Il y q u
y a p 3 % 80 81 -: blk j. lot , 567s9 10
IL L Il Is Ii Il IL - 20 q y . "a - % n q q
l6 Il IS II % q y 3 u % q p . - 30 81 81: blk
= lots % 10 II u IL Ii II 16 II Is 19 20
u Y 3 q - 2i y y ~ 80 81 3D. blk s lots 2
10 ii y Is II l. Ii II Is 10 20 y z . p -
& Y y - 80 q 81 3 "a 35 81 81 IS SO 49, blk lots
l23l56Ts 10 Il II Il Ii l. Ii II Is Is 20 u %
$50 T. Is Il l. Is Il Is ~ 20 y y % u p rs p
- - 30 81 81; blk H. Lots % IS 5 10 II II Il
/. 10 10 Il l. l9 70 4 y 3 2 . Is 2 Is ~ 81 g.
Blk l.. lots i234561s9 10 IL l. Is II Is Is /.
l. 1872 II ~ % ~ =, II - - ~ 80 81 81. blk IL.
lots 23456. 10 Il II Il Il l. 10 Il Is 10 - q
blk IA. lots % i56ssg 10 IL T. l3 Il - l6 i, Is
- - Il =. - - - " >. y ~ 80 81 p blk Il. lots
234567S 500 II l. - IA - Ii II Is - 70 p ~ % ~
- ii p y y: - 81 j. blk To- lots i234561Sg 10
ii l. Is II II IL Il Is 9 - n % y ~ n 70 >. y ~ 30
81 3. blk i. lots 23 ) q 10 II T. u b IL
lots 23 9 10 II Il Is IA - 10 L Is 10 20 n
,: . ~ y u ~ y ~ 30 81 81 i - - II 3, - 30 10.
biz - lots - ; : 10 II l. Il II Il Ii II Is
- - u p: % ~ p % ,. y - 30 81 u. blk ~ lots >
) q 5 10 II Z y 4 10 10 |. Is - 20 q :: . =
- - - - y, % 81 -, bk II lots 23i q 10
II T. 3 Il l. 10 Il Is 10 n ~ - y n - VI p - 293o
II - bIl - lots 23456.S9 II l. Il Il Il l6 Il
Is ~ - p - % - - ri - y ~ 30 81 - blk % lots
1885 10 II II Is II Is Is !. Is 10 20 q - %
II p % y. - ~ y; 81 =, &, 81 Is 30 z. 80 30
Block - lots / 234567 500 II u - II Is
ID Il Is 10 10 u ~ % u y % y y % 30 81 32. blk
- lots 23i 500 IL l. Il II Il l6 II Is 10
20 u - % a - 10 y y ~ 30 81 y. block 70
lots 123 1868 . 10 II l. - II Ii l6 II Is 10 20
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Continued IN Supplement,
Notice for ubIIcaiIOn.
Nd OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
II March II, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver
[. S. Land Office at Ashland Wisconsin, on
May z. 1892.
viz William Labreque his Pre-. d. 5. No. 205S for
the VIZ NWl4 and VIZ SWl4 Sec. 81 Tp. Il K
Is W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz: John L. Labby, Frank Gagne,
Nicholas Brown and Edmond Sarlsoncy. all OF
Deadham Wis.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and regula-
tons of the Interior Department why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given oppor-
tunity at the above mentioned time and place to
cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant,
and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submit
ted by claimant. and France Parent who made
Pre- No 1913 February 2, lsS9 for Ihe
tract Is especially cited to appear and show
cause why his Pre- E No lSl3 should not be
eelled.
G. W. DARLINGTON,
m26aO Register
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CoWpl street

Lots : ) 8 10 II /, Is II l. Ii /. + ~ -
u - - - =. - ~ 81 3, * - - ai - - 81
II - - - ~ III - - ~ =: 81 4. - - ~ Vi :. = ~
81 81 ~ rs ~ a. 80 ~ - 49, - Il - -
- II - ~ ~ - ~ y - ~ - 81 - - % u.
- To- lol &c! los IN lj isi To- Ia ~ 10 III II
II ~ To 10 81 - lS} ~ IL Us IT - III IN
i'll IL 10 ~ 10 IL ~ - IL - - - IA. 49,
- 10 Ia lH> Ii1 la iGI l,2 LIS IL i5 ms II.
y In q I'2 l15 Ia 10 I-6 l.. - L. I~n III -!
Morgan street
Lots , : II II II l. u u - - p - 81 - Il
81 IL ~ - l. - 81 ~ ~ ~ ~ - y Sl ~ - :.
81 &. u % ~ III rt III lu1 lH Ill Ili lis IL lta
II l9 L. IL Ia Isl lS} 10 81 - III ll - -
l+l Isl Ili Ia IL fItioi RS lo5 r.. i6a a. l.i -
Il. - Isl.
,'lau-hter'~ addition. Tnwn~jt, Of superior.
Between MORGAN and holmes streets
Lots ! - II - Il IL l. ~ - II VI y &; = : -.
= % - ~ ~ - - - ~ ~ - - ~ IL ia ~ ~ -
Il - II NJ - - q! a. ~ ~ Ia l2 III Ii IL II.
III 1Ih lis ~ H. III III ~ h lf2 If3 ltIs> H.
IL ~ 10 ~ 10 IL l54 lJf IL Ii IT, 1914 it, l>
10 IL IL 10 l1> ~ -
Holmes street.
Lots ; II Il l. l! Ia u - - =. =. 81 - -
= - II - II !. !. II ~ ~, =. IL ~ - IL
- Il ~ ~ = ~ al 90 ~ ~. taf - II 10. -
Ill III lis IL III ~ -. T.. ia i3 ~ - -. Ia
l6a III l.3 IL Il. - ii.
LANDS
>l-l acres in t sid. or ~wt. .~Nr, 80. L.
Up u + II. described IN book .4f deeds -.
y the n y lt1 mel >Wl4 80. -. 10 ~. 1 II.
that part of the und : nw't Sws. sec -. y -.
I u. taken for street. being 4-l.A s.,.&t.~-
th1t part of the ultd = uwI4 >wtf So "a ~ III
+ II taken for street being 51-Is acrt'~.
Ind II Ss-l.l lrrtsS N >.nlf71 I.r.,S
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Fifth Ward-Roy's Addition.

Blk 100, Its 9l0 ID of 1t >: blk 10. Its l. >. 3
4, . blk Ill, Its j. . B. 4. g. 10; blk 1l2, Its l. =
). 4, >, 6; blk 49, It's l. >, 3. 6, :. 9. 10. H. T.
blk H. Its 5, s. 6. 9; blk lie, 1t TO- fir j blk l20
1t 9; blk lbs, Its ,, 10.
Fifth Ward Second Division.
Blk |, IL 1t 10. IL of 1t 10, II II II. II
1t H. II 1t r. IL Ii T. all of Its Is, II. IL ~
81, 81 blk > Its 5, Is, a. L. 10: blk u, Its g. 10,
II, II, H. IS, p, %, "a blk 81 Its ). g. $, H. H. II,
Is 9, 20, 23, III blk IS Its ;. +; blk -. Its II. 81
%, -, "a, - %; blk 80. Its 5. T. 5 Il H. "A blk
81, Its g 4, D. d, S g TO- H. y # of 1t II. all OF
Its d. IT, 20 %: blk o. Its >, Il, - l., II, n -
D, 26 blk 55, Its H. T. 3, Il, Il. Is; blk 81 Its
g. TO- p, % 23 und y of 1t -, und y 1t y. und 3
of 26 blk IS, Its :. s; blk 80 Its L. a. H. 10 L.
Is blk 6e, Its % IL fir % blk S. 1t Is: blk ~ Its
D. is: blk So 1t l, 2. j. 1. s. Is; blk 81, D. L. b. H.
Is, Ii, II, Is.
Fifth Ward-Fifth Division.
Blk .. Its Is IA: blk 3, Its g. 4: blk g. 1t 10; blk
q fir D. fir a. fir p. fir 20 blk D. Its fir all of Its
$ 9, 10. IL, r. H. IL l5 10, 81 ~ %. y. fr % blk
%, Its l, 2. 10 -; blk n Its II, -, u blk -. lts
9 TO- 49, A. und Il of IL. ind y Of IS und Il 81
10, und y of 20, all of lot %; blk 70, Its % 50
blk 81 Its ), blk 81 Its 20 d. -; blk 81. lts >
T. l3. "A, -. 16, L. %; blk "a Its l. 9 10, p, p
%, 81 26. p, Is: blk 81, Its 15 16 L. Is. 49, - y
blk 80 Its g. t. II, II, 10. y. 26 blk 81. Its l, , D
g. s. o 10, II, u, ID, II, ~ %: blk 81 und 1t
fOptiUBo1 IN SJfl,I,Iffuput
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81 n HONS.

CIRCUIT COURT-DOCGLAs COUNTY.
Francis B. Clarke, Plaintiff,
vs.
]. X. jenkins. Defendant
The State of Wisconsin to the said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days afer service of this summons ex-
elusive Of the day Of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
i'll case of your failure 10 do, Judgment viii be
rendered against you according to the demand of
the complaint, of which copy is herewith
served upon you.
L. b. MANwARING, Plaintiffs Attorney
p. o. Address, Superior, Douglas Co, Wis a2mll
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SUBDINI SlON.

Block T. East Twenty-thrd street; Lots on
East Tseutv-sccond street. block 1. lots -. 81;
=. 80. II. - A. 81, Lots on East "cntl- IN rd
street block /. lots "a. 30, -. ~ -, ~, 40 40"
- ) - -. ~. b. tl
SUBDIVISION
Block +. Eust Tweuty-fourth street. Lots on
East Twenty-tourth street. %. 81. %. II. IS, %,
.. - -. ~ -, 81 50. 81 %. %. East Twenty,
hilh street, Us of block w or DOCK :. az
q block H. fr of block - East twenty -s,SLt
ka~t lwcutv-stxth street all OF BLOCK 10 Eas.
Twenty seventh street all OF block 70. LisI
ltl~ca street ell of block So. VIE of block 80.
OF block 36 all b ocks 3: 49, -. A. A.: -,
=. = ~ ~. u - %, 90 o. - a. - =, 80 =. I, Z,
H. -. i, -. o., e.. IL. ~ 30 IS ~. 81. last Bay
street, l%t~ ; !. > 6 I 50, 10, T. T. T. a.
:. H. H. j. 20 z q ~ -: 10 10 a. ali or block
&, y g. " of block ~ e = II block %. all OF
h"rts -, 90. i6. undI OF s OF block %. an %
buck ~ Fast Michigan street. lots y IL. -,
block ~. fraction of block ID, all OF DiOcss D.
= u ~ 81. 81. "a. %, 81, g. IS 81. =. - -,
Fast Huron street. lot 2i blocks 50. 3d. -, ~
r. ~ = East st. Clair street, oi % -; ~
una 2-ljo' books t. all of BLOCKS 70 ~. una III
OF block ~. ali of book -. a OF bioch -. az
OF blocks =, - IS ind Is of block ~. una ~
ol blocks. East Erie streetun 10 oioc M a;
una III of block 49, all blocks A. OIL una ~ vi
block, TO- uLd } OF block -, und - OF p ioch
- all OF blocks -. ST. S. -, und 2.lo OF oloeh
~ una Is OF block 81. East ontario street:
all OF blocks IL Is und ID of block 81. una .
Of block ~ ali of blocks - 81. S.; 81 Champ
lain street. blocks ~, as. -, 81 81, -, IS, 81,
" OF block %. ali of block 81, 81. Heorge
street blocks g. -. i6 40 81. -, 4. %;
o. undls of block 81. all OF block -
tayuga st eet Ill IckS 1851 81, 3d. u un l-s o.
block %, ind = of ID ock l92 fr OF Dlock i92
und i of block lJl Seneca street, Blocks -
e; OF block =, al of block g. 80, 81, una OF
NJ, undl5 of book l3. Winnabaso street;
pl,ocks u, =, -. - uni TO of biock 10: at VI
block 81 Ba tic street block ~, 50. 81, d. und
2 OF block IS. und q of block -, al! OF pio 11h
o. - IS, s. SO. 81. IS. 100. 102 es OF block y
caspian street blocks 81, g. "a. 81, Is, 3D. 80 o.
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Notice for Publication.

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
II March =, 1sH2
Notice is hereby given that the foiloHing-named
settler has ii ed notice Of mrs intention Vi make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will he made before the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court for Douglas county Wisconsin, ut superior.
Wisconsin,
Way 10. 1892.
viz: Oscar stem, hi, IId Entry No 1895 for the
VIZ Of NWl4 and SCI Of NWi4 see j. Tp. 4o y
X II W.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz swan SWanberg, Gust IIndberg,
Hans Siber, all of Hawthorne Douglas county
Wisconsin and swan Peterson of South Range,
Douglas Co. Wis.
e. W. CARRINGTON,
a2mT Register
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Fourth Ward.

\ strip of land 55C # in with extending from
the south line of sec 10. town i9. range II due
north to the established dock line in the St.
Louis Bay. The Sc corner of said strip being
I6i IT west from the corner OF lot > in sec 10.
town 49, range II. containing - ;ss-1.000 acres,
more less.
H. described follows: Beginning at point
on the south line of said 10 81 # of the
west line of said sec 10, thence north and paral-
lei with the said west line of the said sec 1t to
thence southwesterly along sand dock line to
the intersection of the west line of said sec 10.
thence south along said line OF sec ~ TO the
corner of the sw a of sec 10. thence east
along the : line of sec IL to place of beginning
containing IA 9i-1u0 acres, more or less. 5 of
deed, pages sol and 800.
A rectangular piece block of land in the nv !,
of sec d. town ~, range A. running 400 # from
south TO north, and ll53 ft from east to west,
the Sc corner of said block being la9 fl west
from the center line of said section and the
south line of the block being distant 20 It N
from and parallel to the east and west center
line of said sec Il.
Commencing at the corner of the NV
= of sec ID, town 10, range II, run
ming due west 8 #, thence due north
80 # to point which is the place of beginning.
thence due north 100 #, thence : - deg .
$50 LOO fl thence due west 564 II TO the place
of beginning, containing 902-10o0 acres more
or less.
Beginning at a point the n line Of sec 10.
town 10, range IA, 161 # west of the corner Of
the NV of said sec ID, running thence west
along said north line of sec II 80 ftthencc south
LAO 29-l0l IT, thence east - it, thence north
2,237 29l00 # To place of beginning, containing
20 g36-l 900 acres, more CIR less.
Commencing at the corner of the NV ! OF
sec 10, town 40, range Ii, running thence west
along the center line of said Is, fl, thence
due north 2,27s 47-00 # to the north line of said
sec 10, thence west along said north line 100 fl.
thence due south 2.219 6S-l0O #, thence east ltU
it to place of beginning, containing i3.-1.o30
acres more or less.
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undis of block 95all of block % la ioi i96. IL.
ITO. Aft tre-t block. DO o., ~. und 80 OF
block "A, all of blocks 76. IS. s., 10, lo1 lis.
of block =. und i of bIocn Is. und : of nloct
81. und Is OF block -. we OF btotk =. Ill Of
blocks ~, % 81, gs. 100 lOl lt3. 10, III. ll3.
BOden street. und - of block -. all of blocks
- =. und - OF block l9i und - + b ock 10
all OF block 10. Simcoe str Get, block. 49, lv.
%, lis. 10, fraction III Amazon street.
blocks l0I i03. und l20 of block iU6 rni ~
OF block ia all Of block 80 Geneva -treet,
blocks ~. ~, .. 100. und 2l5 of block leb, all OF
block liz Touchartrain street, und 2-!5 OF
block lu5. all OF blocks lp. llj. tract!oI OF
block III. Penninsular avenue all OF D!ock
-. e. of block e.. all of block ~. W OF block
10. " ~ feet oil W - feet OF block -. els OF
block III.
MORRISON'S DIVISION.
Coburn street, lot, :. 40. ;. 10, Il, Il. 10. Is.
~ %! "a 20 % 80. 3! a. 81. j. - - "a. 10 Is
JO,o24,fr it, Shields street lots ?. 1. D. ;. IL. l.,
A. III. - ~ ~ -. %. IS, %. 62, o. g. 9s 100 l02.
NIAGARA street. lots :, A. d, To- T. H. 10. l., ~,
- =. - IS 30 b! "A. 81 -. 10. =, "A. 10, t.. 50,
street. lots > !. .. a.. T. H. H. Is ~ -, "A %.
y. 80. y. -. 3D. 5. 10, ~, IL 90 81 81 d. o. 90.
81, =. % Harrison street lots ~. Ii. 10, y, 50
y, 10 y. -, ~ 81. 30 D. d. o. b2. Is Il. -. -.
a. 80. 10. - - ~. 81. -. IS. 81 So s.. ~. %.
Jackson street. lots T.. ~ 81. a. 30, - 80 u. "a
~ % -, a. -! 81 %. :Is 10 ~ ~ 10 Il, Is. ~.
a. 81 a. 3D. 81 %. ~. %. H. -, -, 80 81 Mon
roe street lots :. T. g. : - ;, X u; t. H. ~ =
So 40 A. ~ -, ~ A. 70. ~ -, ~, 80, 81, -, 80,
- -. 81 % d. o5. o. q" = - -" T. % 90 =.
Madison street. lots l. ,. B. /. ;. g. :. J. II, II.
-, 10, II. H. IT, l.. Is. 49, ~ u. - % ~ p,
~ >, -. 80, 81. 81, 3D. 81 30, 30. -. 5s -, ~.
H. r. Is H. ~ ii. u. A. -, -. 81 -, 81. 81. o.
81 - 90, e., %, %. II, 70, i. -. 81 "A. 10. n,
r. So II. -. 3. 81. 80, So, 81, IS. 50 20 81 81
jefferson street, lots l. . ;; 4;5.6 50 10. II.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-16
NEMADII PARK.

Book l. lots L. ? 3. 4. 5. s. :. 8, 9, 10. II. - II.
II. H. block :. lots |, > J. 4. D. Il. s. .. 10, ii, y.
b. H. l.. ID. l.. Il. -, -, Il, -, %. -. .. 70 ~
IS - ~, block ;. lots /. = 3, l. }. T. : 9. II IL
T. - II II Ii /, l. H. ~ II =! - n - ,! ,. y - 30
b, lots t. .. D. Il, J. :. 9. ~, II, T., 49, IA. 10