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The morning call., 1892-07-28
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.-UTAH CON.
~ solidated ComDany-LocatiOn OF principal pIace
o! business, San Francisco, Cal Location of vorks
Virginia City. storey County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment No l6
levied on the seventh day OF June 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareAOlders, q foIIoWs:
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. July "a.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. July a.
Summary THE EARgEra
Silver advanced.
Wheat unchanged.
Barley more firmly held.
Oats and Corn dull
Rye higher aud more active.
Beans and Hay unchanged
Potatoes and OnionI plentiful
Choice Butter and Eggs firm.
Poultry weak.
Peaches ana Apricots drmer
Grain Bags weak.
Hops firm
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FAN Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale rates from sanghterers TO dealers are
rs follows:
BEEF-First quality. 61ac; second quality. Sc;
third do, 31ae1iIae.
yEAL-Large. bLR6D6c: small Calves. 6La97c.
MUTTON-wethers. 76f713e; Ewes. &c.
thanksgiving. 94l0c q 10
PORK-Live Hogs 5I4GD5ssc q 10 for heavy and
medium grain fed; stock Hogs 4s4@5c; dressed do.
7lsGDSc "A 10.
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UNIVERSITY EX. HID. ASH. LOTS
AUCTION SALE
> Aa @ IN
Y IOSE y TrLr IT'D A LIZ GU InrI

IN A3N H1N ~
AT SAN JOSE RACE TRACK, san JOSE,
AT II O'Clock a. NJ, on
oGIuTuay my 80, 1879
BY order OF GEORG Z H. POLHEMUS, Esq,
We will sell 50 HEAD OF HIGH-BRED HORSES,
MARES AND COLTS. Included in this is a
fuI brother to Direct, nc1-s DID, also half
brother 10 H0mesteke. ssra old: also the we'll
known PataaeB statiias. tUeE511 The balance of
stock cons sts Of valuahle SE5ad Mares Harness
and Draft iiersss WHICH "a 20 old TO the highest
bidder without reserve IS s fKINS Il CO.,
livestock Auctlonegrs, 81 Sixth ST., s. f.
re- Trans leave FOURTH and Townsend streets at
s:lo A u y&8 1t
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KOARD SALES.
relieving were tie '.'as sen sraaaso

believing we're tie sa'as saa Ersaa.soe
ttCCk BCsId Nee-z-1as
EEfllcH-'
soc Relca..1Joi sc HS - ~ GO rotosi.,.. =
25,I Z liz SEQ KeatacE. % 500 SAVAGE. l.vG
Ice Bullion. 50 l05 hsKicRa1 81 40 orpton o.
1CH CaAssu 10000 Nsx .zb2pD f y NJ 20
1ae Ch0liar... 65 s90 0ecia 30 95 ev -.i -
5UB u C&Ea..3Ls SO opnlF.... 40 LOS U4i-G
2q9C Point. % SO .-.... - .40p tan =
$50 Excha 40 100 oyerIa. IS 20 jacket -
% 8 & C,..I.oU
EGEsSooN SESSION 2t11.
200 Alta % tgU Coma 4. 252 90 ss4af 2 80
zee Bete1eE 50 20 zaiH > oyern 80
$50 . sfs 500 GgofRE .. 0 zoo savage 80
geo = b.~I.as 100 . y g.. $4,000 NeF--.. 30
200 B0die 50Su0 p q .I.i5fzo0 Union.
zgO f,glyees 40 tn5 Esnthek OBS 90 ~
200 Bailiau 81 teg 8lexeB.. / 30 LOO Utah. rs
ESQ Cas- u. so 100 Conn.,, 10000 ~
81 aoiIzr... 45239 New a ..s..z0 LOG \ Jaczt.. 45
$50 CSY...sS5 100 oScia.. 80 80 =. ...-....e SO
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-outside dealers ask 512c and the import
ers 6La97c. The demand is slow. Wool Bags 500
3Sc
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash; Cube, Crushed Powdered
AMI Fine Crushed. all 5bsc q 10: Dry Granuiated-
6i4c n 10; Confectione-s' A, 5tsc; Standard A.
47sc; Magnolia, 46sc: Extra G. 4Lac: Golden @.
4ssc; ID. 4i4e 10; half bbls, i4o than bbls.
nd no l.acm
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English Wheat Market.

AvEHrooI' July 27.-The spot make. IA sas,.r
al IS Cargoes are firm at 34s az ,.
coast S4' Sd for just shipped and sss "A for on
due gu OF nearly
FUTuRE4
me frodnee Exchange cable gives the ,ouo.,.
q. ipool quotations for NO. z Red w,,,as ing
0c,a txAu egust, 6s 71ad; September a. ,5niy
Ss Ta"d' os fAdi November, Is 1870: nocann14d
sEcURITIES
aa nfDpSp9S, July 27.-Consols. % 15-1e. s,
England $4,000 '"h INTO Bank OF
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Chicpgo Nfart.a..

on U ..eI July 27.-wheat opened ilc. lowe,
,ar ".sser cables strengthened 1sc on focal bnv.
weatbsr snn wi, on iurlher weas cable and improved
Receipts iss deee5'op s lower than yeseraay
bnsheis w. i'9 gg bushels; shipments. ia o5o
eAicAeo, July z7.-wheat-Cash 7-s<. -
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NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.
Merchants Lime.
NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO
THE MAGNIEICE IRON SHIP

II =
1897 Tons Reg. REED Master,
Is now on the berth at New York and having large
engagements will receive quick dis patch,
TO be followed by the Al Clipper Ship EMILY
REED.
For freight apply to
j. w. GRACE & CO.,
4S0 California ST., San Francisco
w. II. GRACE CO.. Hanover square, New YORK
1el5 tf6p
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE,
FINE CARPETS, ETC.
M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER.

NEAhL1 NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE,
FINE CARPETS, ETC.
M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY
tsudt uly ~. 1857
At IL O'Clock A. NJ at Salesrooms
1867 and 1863 MARKET ST. BET. 9TH & 9TH.
ALI OF THE
ELEGANT AND NEARLY NEW PARLOR BED
AND D1NING-R00M FURNITURE
Grand UPRIGHT Pianos: Handsome Mantel Mir.
ror; Mantei Clocks and Ornaments: Fine Htchings
and Line Engravings: Rich odd ParIor Upholstery:
trench-piate Cheyal DresSeTs: Inlaid and Fancy
Center Tables; Fine BODY Brusse and Tape stry
Carpets and Rugs; Extra Fine Bedding etc: the
former contents OF elegantly furnished residences
removed for convenience of sale
....CONsIsTISG PART Of
Handsome PaTior Sets in satin brocstele and other
fine covers; odd Parlor Sofas. Dlvans and Easy
Chairs OF all kinds, Eastern Walnut and Oak Bed
room Sets with extra large Dressers: Fine Spring
and Hair Mattresses; Down Pillows and other bed
ding: Walnut and Oak Plate-dOOr Wardrobes;
Desk-front Chifoniers, Book Cases and wrlttng
Desks combined Eastern Walnut and Oak Pedest al
Extension Tables; Handsome SideboarIs; Fine
Dining Chairs; Large walnut HaiIstand: Ranges;
odd Bedsteads ana Bureaus: Single and Bed
Lounges. and large line OF other fine household
goods too numerous to mention.
NJ j. SIMMONS. Auctioneer.
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g
One Grand Square Piano, OF magnificent tone:
Magnificent Parlor Upholstery Divan, Reception
Chairs, Easy Chairs and Rockers in richest bro
cades; Elegant SILK and Point Lace Curtains:
Brass Pole Cornices Costly Paintings; Parlor
Standards: Picture Ease Best Quality Brus-
sells Carpets Rich Rugs: Porteres; Magnificent
Walnut Chamber Suit, with FuIlIength Toilet
BsyeI-plate Mirror; Elegant ChifIonier TO match.
Eastern Walnut Chamber Suit, with Tennessee
marbles; Extra Spring and White HaIr Mat
treSses; Best Bedding: Elegant Eastiaks Side
board; Palace Extension Table; Extra Dining
Chalrs; Elegant Decorated Dinner Set; Best
crystal Glassware; Improved Range; Nearly
New Agate Ware, with full assortment Of
other choice furniture in dining ROOM kitchen
and servants room.
TERMS CASH
iy282t GEO. F. LAMSON. Auctioneer
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PortIand,s Business.
Exchange and Bullion

PORTLAND. Or, July 27-Clearances. 1922. 900
baiarces AIS 600
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Weak Men and Women
A Assessment No. A.

SHoULD USE DAMIANA BITrERs. Tbs
~ Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health ani
strength 10 the Sexual Organs mol e1d.c
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNEST, Chr0nomessr aud
Instrument Maker. California street
syn OF the w O dan SaIor
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CASTRO HEIGHTs RESIDENCE LOTS.

NV. cor. Diamond and 18Th sts.-FiVe elegant
residence lots: command beautiful view o. easant
surroundings; lots ready for building; sunny expo
sure: sheltered from the wind; elegant lots for a
ouitder; street graced and severed and la fne con
dition; lots 25x75
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WEST END HOMESTEAD LOT.

builder; street graced and severed and In fine CON
ditioni lots 25x75.
WEST END HOMESTEAD LOT.
Sc cor. Humboldt and Hanover sts., being lot
or drayman: near Mission st fsoon TO have cable :
examine 1t; fine future; lot 100 6xl75
MISSION RESIDENCE
+. line (NO. BID of Harrison ST.. 1872 feet & of
23d st.-N early new: rooms and bath: can be ar
ranged for French flats, and 4 rooms; papered;
not and cold water brick foundations Omnibus
cable Oh gath ST. street severed; lot 26xIOO
TO BUILDERS OR CONTRACTORS,
N. line OF Army St, about 213 feet E OF Mission,
extending through TO Serpentine ave.-This large
piece OF property Is very favorabIy situated for
builders or houses or street contractors and offers
big fRducement for such investors; Army ST.
severed; examine this for an investment: lot 22Ox
95xl 80 feet through TO Serpeutine ave; Howard
valencia, Mission and Folsom St cars
UNIVERSITY Elk. HID. ASH. LOTS.
Sc cor. OF Wayland aud Mansfield SITS. being lot
8, block 1853 University Extension Homestead AS
ISOLATION; large lot. l00xI20
Also Sc. cor. Bacon and Mansfield sts being lot
g. block l6l, University Extension Homestead AS
ISOLATION; large lot, 100xl20; fine large lots for
dalrynen or draymen; good future
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
AuctiOneers, G33 Market st.
jy2S 80 auI At
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GEO. r. LHMS0N.
TO- low.

AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
4Z5 kearny ST.. bet. California and Plna
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AUCTION SALES.
WENDELL EAsroN. G. W FR1NK G. EAssroN.
658 Market ST., Opposite Paiacs Hotel.
PAGE-ST. ELEGANT RESIDENCE LOTS.

N line or Page St, IS feet Z. OF Ftllmore-Elegant
residence lots; best location in this district;
lne these; street graded, severed and in spleudd
shape; excellent view; Oak and Haight-st. and to-be
Page-st cables; lots, 25xIO0.
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And in accordance with law aud al order from
the board OF directors. MADE the 7th day OF
June, 1892, SO many shares OF each parcel Of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the Office of the company, room So
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California. on FRIDAY, the 2Sth day of july
1892, al the hour OF o'clock, p. M OF said day TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
A. ii. FISH Secretary.
onice-Room SO, Nevada blocs, 500 Montgomery
Greet. san FRANCISCO California. iyl2t
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BY ORDER OF A. K. GRIM, REFEREE.

Cottage and lot s. side (No 1909 OF Broadway,
1926 feet w from Hyde-Contatns 5 rooms cen
traly located; hHe surroundings; street elegant
Hydest. cable lot 25x77 IS: terms cash.
subject to approval OF superior Court
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THE VERY ELEGiSr FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE.

70, 1892.
At / O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises
1880 0'FARRELL STREET, NEAR BUCHANAN,
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WESTERN ADD. BUSINESS PROPERTY

rs line NO 62O) of Laguna St, To feet 6. of Grove
store and rooms below aud rooms above
Hayes,st cable-cars ehalf block: street severed,
graded and macadamized; lot 24xsO
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MIsSION-sT. BUSINESS PROPERTY

w. line (No 3404) OF Mission ST. so feet 8 OF
ooth-Store and rooms and high basement in
business center; always rents; near electric road
Missionst cars pass property street in elegant
condition large lot 3jxI32:6.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

Our enemies may br parlonrd for
their mental perlurbation. A,co,d-
ing to reliable statistics gathered bN
the New York Tribune there are 81
millionairrs in Minnesota, ofwhicl, 81
have made Their: fortune in protect
ed and 50 i'll liOn-prOtecttd indus
tries. In the state OF New York there
are 1913 millioniires of wlli.l, 127
have made tlirir hiDnry III protected
industries, 2S2 in non-protrcte.l in
.lustries and - III manufacturing
patented articles. In the great
manufacturing state of PennsNIvn-
MIA with 400 nliIliOl,;,ilps $50, nc,,rly
one half, have made theil. fortunes
III unprotected Industries. These
statistics shatter the assertions OF
the free tr;,ders completely. Our
friend says that "the republican pni'-
ty leaders will DrXt tell us that the
moon is made Ot green cheese and
we could believe it. us soon as
/, great MANY other things they try
to make us believe Now we would
say TO Y. Y. Y. That ii lis will remove.
the green goggles through which lie
.,l,.Ws TIC republican party, ,l,;,t,
party will not appear he;r as hid
,,ous to him. Ed
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23


WEnre informed of disqualification
Of /, novelty in the book line which is
.certnill of III, enormous sale. This
hook is GIimpses ct the World. A
Portfolio of Photographs plpp.r-
cd under the supervision 81 tl,e great
traveller and lecturer.l ohl, 4. Sto1-
I;ald. 1t contains Photographic
views ct famons scenes and places IN
;lll parts of tile world Every view is
fully ,les,:ribed. As al educator it is
!. Invaluable. Itcpllt,lins $50 pages.
and nearly 275 views, ind is sold hv
subscription at popular prices. The
4. 5. Pp;lle Co., Chicago, are the pub
fishers and they desire iii agent III
this locality They will gl;.lly mail4
descriptive circulars, snmple views
and terms to all ol, application.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23
Letter from Farmer JuniuS.
10 MY FELLOW CITIZENS:

10 MY FELLOW CITIZENS
In my former letter I pointed out
the Office seeking propensity of the
leaders in the Alliance or third party
movement. TO a man upa tree ii
looks as if the third party was or
gienlzed for spoils, and for spoils on
~. These men will be loud-mouthed
reformers until they are hoisted into
some kind OF office on top Of hepop-
ular wave, and then their concern
Tor the "dear people" ceases until
the next election comes around.
Meanwhile they will plod on in the
same ru5 and draw their salary with
the same regular precision that their
predecessors have done. MANY who
from honest and sincere motives
have desired t. see the third party
movement successful are deferred
from joining their forces when they
behold the selfishness, intolerance
and personal ambition prevalent
among the leaders. A party that
has no higher aim than to secure tile
spoils OF office, carries within itself
the seed Of it's own destruction.
In this letter, Farmer Junius will
take his text from the Platform 81
Humanity" adopted at the st. Louis
conference in February last. No
Peoples party friend can rightfully
accuse us Of taking a poor text for
our discourse. The Great West pub.
lishes this platform as ii c,,mp,,iyn
leafiet, and, in prominent headlines.
it terms it a "magnifcent declara-
tion," "the grandest manifesto i.
sued by man in the history Of the
world" and "a new Gospel to he
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

HARRGsoN and REID are the re-
publican nominees.
The SHEAF's choice was Blaine
not because it loved Harrison less,
but Blaine more. But as the con.
ventlon in its wisdom saw fit to re-
nominate president Harrison the
SHEAF will give HIM its best
support. After all, Harrison
is perhaps the strongest candidate
the party could have placed in the
Held for the sutfrages of the Amer
lean people. His private life is
blameless, and all his public acts
have been such as to give his fe]-
low citizens confidence in his abili
ty, integrity, moral courage and
unyielding devotion to duty. He
has given the country safe, clean
and ,tfic ent ad inistratinn, ami
upon It's record the party ed No,
fear to go b + re he cope il.,
co'nl, g can'Ea on. Wl,il.law Rel;
who hassec nd place Oh the ticker
IS man of high character, the
worthy successor OF Horace Gree
ley as editor Of the New York Tri,,-
une, and until lately our minister
to France, with which country he
was instrumental in negotiating a
reciprocity treaty Of great aGv:,n.
tage TO the United St;l,es. II:.rrl.
son and Reid Will he elected il,
November if the party will stand
united and not allow individual
disappointment and jeaiousies t.
put success in jeopardy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

ANY political party sending in
calls for conventions, caucuses, or
political meetings without making
arrangements to pay for their pub
lication, need not be disappointed
at not seeing them printed. I'VE are
not running Il paper wholly for fun
and glory, and all announcements OF
political nature have got to be paid
for.-Elk River Star News, - That is
business!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

HE Oil Alliance party through
its committee, commonly Known as
the Darlington Phelps committee
have taken advantage of it's legal
existence as party as recognized
by the new election law and have
called a state convention for
the election of state
officers, presidential electors and
congressman, at St. Paul on Jul With.
This is slap at Donnelly who has
labored to merge the alliance into
the Peoples party. The chances are
that there will be both an Alliance
and Peoples party ticket in the
field.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

The TINES says that Editor BY
dial, OF the Red River Dalen, and
Clerk of Court Mus, have been ex-
PEELED from the Peoples party club
at Crookston because they advoca-
tel Judge Mills Tor district Judge.
The new party does not tolerate any
freedom of thought or action. While
shouting for liberty they are most
lntOlerant themselves.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

The. SHEAt regrets to learn OF
the death of Mrs. Alice B. Russell,
wife of Richard Russell. of Stephen,
on June 10th. She was a devoted
wife and mother, universally beloved
by all who knew her. What makes
the attiiction still greater is The fact
that her husband at the time Of he +
death was SD sick himself that the
knowledge of his wife's death was
not communicated to him, and she
was laid away for her last long sleep
without his affetionate farewell,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

Fl. E. BoEN, of Fergus Fails, was
nominated for congress by the Peo-
pies party convention at Moorlcad.
Andrew STEVENSON OF Crookston
got badly left, his friend Senator
Lommen helping to defeat him. Polk
county discovered that it did not
have a cinch on all the offices In
SIGHT.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23
Notice o.; mortgage SITE.

5OS OtIlhCtz5sIf 'Atss11 : :, = y
Default has !,eau n;s,sein iha cont:l;ioI1s 2. =
m ort.lgc containing II power Oh STR, ','s,.h
March est! 1sS, and f,iy2yrtor'tl IL W ~
ris Ir;. of Deeds Office. Mar-hfsit ccu:t!E ss' q
minnesota, On March 'Sth. lt:S;,a =: NJ
AMI vas din yrarorded Il, BOOK OF es'
pages IA, HI 4 s. whereby J Ohm Ne! oi:s '1
s:her y ,.l;op~hiA wii.,. eaeti g, scat; "
Lons..a!r nlort.n.Ys. the n:ifh"tAf Quarry !,
INV y. Of section TIVE ty-tWn f lisf:tiNN''s'if'
one hundred and iiy.tiva il north il.sa
fort ~-ssi west. con l'6
5i.ss arcordns i, government survey t.tteI,
living AID bang III s:,iA couns si:li = t't.siss
which ;cfa1l!t the poWe. OF snlehaS l,a o in
alive aud no action ,:4n aeins .l..ls t.,'' ~
stit uta;i to rticoyers or :.isA ';s't
ami iflcr is nov Qua st.li sail mort ]fi!s'.
hundred and sever sty;sii ti;,tl;ifs ~ z y d.
said :nort,.:,l.ec has paid f:a S;,ls
and now holds the re,.pts c con:afy he as''sef
for same which vi; b is,larest from Aif ef 81 1N
!rert Ills la te at the rate OF eight es.i :
amman y q one hundred and seventy
three ana 3O-iO1 dollars tSi7330, maxine i.sss !
am. i.ts!i,e eleven hundred and iiity arc "
e,as,rs $il5naea. i.
No. notice is. 3rshs given fh:it ny ys'tst' =:
sail n.Wer, sat, NOR .ifsst Viii %, ~ .,s - -
and said lrenst sold at itac ;lGssli - : =.
sheriff Of s..i4, county By ~
rho l, tly usI me. 1S2.iit 10 &C 'if .
the J.olit tnotnf III - unrt o'.st ~ 7 ne !,
IA. ~. j, ii, i.iys,E TITO cay slt 50
az IS, II f,si M 500 III still n Ell
Il, s:;a n orte:l q aud Disbursements ailoNt o1
z9s
sEnls,l M;rc!, ',at 1852.
%. ,, IspwAip j. II ,piisoS. Attorney.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23
REAL. ESTATE RANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate recorded
in the office OF the Register of Deeds
Turing the past week, list furnished
by ;ll,strarter Abel Garhorg::
Ferdinand Keye to Wnl Canese 4 Fred
'rielt. LIT 1 blk. . \ r,syle &c
S -.-i55-4s soact
SimOl, Sim, nsOn; Roe To Oscar Fors-
StrOnls S WA-20-aG 40. 2O0J.O.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

The republican state convention
will be held at st, Paul, July 2Sth.
The seventh district congressional
convention will be held at Moorhead
Sept. LIST.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23
School Report.

Report of school it, Dist. No Al,
town of Spruce Valley, for the term
ending June. IL. 1892.
No. enrolled .........................3O
fut;,l daily Attendance. ..........3S1
Average daily attrndanc.'............19
Arthur Anderson, Hans Forseth,
nd John Schry We're neither absent
nor tarly. MABEL INGALLS,.
Teacher
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23
Reply to K Y I.

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

FRANK Ives Of Crookston was
nominated for district Judge by the
PEOPLES party at the judicial con-
yention held in Ada.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-23

Unclaimed letters for week ending
Jlme17th 1892
NilsollSK,lri,n2 Ni!sal Miss Karolina
Isetera. m isl.5:ls