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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20


This - AZ expression the travelling
public generally use when they find
something that 70 exactly what they
want. The expression spplses directly
Ia the Wisconsin Central Lines. when
IL now admitted ty all TO be The
Route" from Chicago To 81. Paul, MIN
rsapolis. AshlrEd. Du nth and all
psfnts IN tie northwest. Their double
daily train -er,ice AMI fine equipment
ofers inducements which eanrotb, sur
passed.
TINS - the only line running both
through Pullman First Class and Tour
lsi >ieepers from Chicago To Paclflc
Coast Points without .ssnge.
For full information address your
nearest ticket agent or
JAMssC. PoSr,
Gen. Pass. and Tiki. Agf.. Chicago. III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
JUDGE HASTINGS DEAD.
The California Millionaire Iuyist and Pion-
e-r Passes Quietly Away.

san Francisco. Feb. l9.-Judge ;. c.
Hastings. millionaire and pioneer. died
yesterday in his 18th year. He was
born at Waterfowl, y. Y. Ia 1914, but
went west 20 attend school. TO and
Henry Ward Beecher were students
together At Lawrenceburg. Ind. lie
then settled IN Iowa and studied law
lie was first supreme Judge II the
Hswkeye state. ard took Iowa into the
union in tho Twenty Ninth congress.
He was married TO Miss Arzela A.
Brad OF Iowa. Judge Hastings came
TO California early III the fiftles and
was the trst supreme judge of tins
state lie was prominent IN legal prac-
slce and held many Offices. lie founded
tae Hastings law college If San
Francisco, aud accumulated large
estate wnicn he divided among his
children about four years ago. reserv-
ing only enough 10 assure HIM good
maintenance. Hrs fortune Was esti-
mated at 81 800. 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
IoHN G. NEEe DEAD.
The Bright r-nnsylvsnia N-wspsper
Mao and Politician Is ., Rest.

PfTTsnrEG, Ia. Feb. i9-yohn e..
Mech. state senator from the Forty
second district. died at his home ~
Allegheny OF dropsv at : O'Clock this
morning. senator Neeb vas b)rn 10
Allegheny IN 1851. lie vas managing
editor snd Que q the owners Of Frei
h-lts Frrund. He las heen influential
IA republican politics since be 2i.t
year. Mr.. Neeb sss s.ected state seua-
tcr IN is90. hi- term expiring n 1894.
lie ~as one Of the or glnst0rs OF the
Fitlshnrg Press club sod FOR two years
- president and vas well KNOWN
throughout the state. lie Sss unmsy-
ned snd lv~d WITH rs father.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Bay CRY. Mich. Feb. lg.-The West
isy CITY tremen Who were charged
y 81 nubecominx conduct. vsrs gisea
irS isst nixhs before . special coon
60 remnlittes. rhicn found the CHI II
sd captain guilty Of negligence. hut
~ recommend their retention IN the
department Tn other three we're
found guilty. sd Discharged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

CADILLAC. Mich. Feb. l9.-Sherf
Duunsm yesterday arrested 4. n. Tats.
tho ensinees charged ty the coroner's
Jury WITH having caused the death Of
t,eorge WAITING IA he receat wreck on
tie Grand Rapids 4 Indiana railroad.
lie ~ss brought Def ~ Justice Bisbop
on charge Of granddaughter. Bal
~ss sixed at = 90. aud Vas at once se-
cured. aud tie prisoner released. Pre-
hminsTy e1aminsUou Was set Tor next
Tt>s1av
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

kasro. Feb. is-Dr. seth T.. Andrew.
diea AZ 10 acme n this place at "a
q click lsst ognt. sfter an illness q
short duration. a. ibe age 81 - years.
RE caves al sgd widow snf one son
"a ntnrn % ioss The soo. D..
George Address, formerly II D,,-
troll, aew RESIDENT % Hsnoiait,.
sad wen iaauds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

ue~ouiSrE. Mica. FEB. i9.-An old
man named John NcDermott was
struck ~ an electro car last night aat
terribly cut and bruised. Hls recovery
= doubtful. tie vas lylrg on ths
track and wss carried . stance OF
sxty feet before the car could be
stopped. NcDermott came from he
ifoit and h>s son working n . CIR
CSC stove foundry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
ANOTHER SPECTACLE.
Worlds Far Visitors Can Witness
Beef Killing Contest.

Bctf- kIIIlnE Iontcst-
NEw loRK. Feb. l9.-Aibert Man
hermer of No. S2S East Forty fifth
street. who holds the worlds record
for dressing = steer, has challenged
Mehsel r. Mullins Of Chicago, VINO mas
defeated every butcher who ever con-
tested against him, TO a beef dressing
match At the worlds far soon after
the opening. The contest u 10 take
place m Dix slaughter house, where
All the operations OF converting AMI
mails into food will tie SHOWN. Details
of the contest have not been settled
yet. but Mr.. Aullens wrote TO Mr.. Man
hsrmer last week he would be very
glad g. meet him any time after April
10. when he has . match with j. b.
Weber, the champion OF Milwaukee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

L. il a SCIENCE What about
that which goes for food
and raiment, and car fare
ard the l:keg A good deal
of gray matter used up
preceding the purchase OF
shares OF stock, or lots of
ground. Ii is right. There
should be proportlonate
think antedating the out
lay for . steak. or . pair OF
shoes, or railroad ride;
and there probably IL. Our
wits have been provided
in vain If they find no oc-
cupatlon except IN hind
sight. They are of value
as we'll, in material things,
and in which their worth
lies in the application. The
diamond ~ the bottom OF
the sea Is wasted brili.ance.
The worlds Of men and NO.
men and things that have
been swallowed up in the
great heretofore. have been
a. naught if we do not
benefit by their teachings.
And go with the operation
OF a railroad. We cannot
rest on the efforts made
and results accomplished
last year. We don't pro-
pose to. The value 10 us
Of what we did last year
land what We did last year
was better than We had
ever before done) 10 In the
couragement gwen for
further accomplishment.
There 10 not \ moment of
STING standing still. On, on. on,
ever forward to nicer ac-
icy. commentators. swifter
trains, safcr methods. more
accomplished employees,
better track and road bed
and bridges. and all such
things. That's our scheme.
and you, gentle reader,
will be the better for our
being better. Life will he
longer as the speed OF trains
increase. for. with the an
initiation OF space and In
crease OF the practical
value OF . minute, we have
prolonged .ife. People
who have u travei, and
people who want 20 travel.
are getting on to" this
scheme. There are lots of
railroads. and IN any city
of any considerable size IL
10 not the practice now-a-
days. TO amply drop down
10 The only station there 10
and take the only train.
A good many people are
using the favorite Chicago
A West Michigan Railway.
and Detroit. Lansing n
Northern X. X. nova
DAYS, and their number 10
increasing rapidly. A good
many people know good
thing when they see e."
and . good many have the
came conviction "a Rosa
lind - that lone caunot
have TOO much of a god
thing" Gro. DEH AVN,
General Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

JAcxsos. Mica. FEB. is.-Msyor
Bfooxs Ill create snotnef sensation
Yesterday be requested member OF
ths hoard Of p1tlsc works % notify the
Hes- {. Z. Pond. me 0sdy Democrat
"a toe boari. that uaiess DE seat IA tais
resignation Monday nsgnt ne soul1 ssk
Tor h.s removal BY the council on the
sroun1 OK sacapzclty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Poxr HrKos, Mica. Feb. is-The
-. Clair County republican convention
met IN ta.s city yesterday. Judge
Vance MAS re-nomlnaled Tor eiTealt
Judge by exclamation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
Burned 10 Mn.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb. l9-Comer
4 wikeuson's Hour and grist mill
MAS burned THE morning. Loss $50. 900;
10 insurance. The superintendent. J..
4. Lewis. was asleep IN the mill aud
MAS burned 10 death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
No 80 hor.e. kl.iet

RueHssAS. Mica. Feb. ia Miehi'
gan tsnlr2l fssighs struck John A.
Beet ~ tie L4kergcwn crossing. Que
miie wess n this place ~ SO rais after
noon. killlng hln and both horses. "a
Peers wss IN Toe slssgn tut Jumped
and sAye1 him eel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Mlseeii apsoHe seFder- hard - sssffF "A
AZ wIli 10 seen " TIE seaye tafiis far aver
sge nnmhcr ~ eases treated saceessfQiiy p-r
veek tn
THE YEAR $50 WAS 81
Witch fer prscffrsl ssprffeacs o. a.. varies
classes 81 chronic diseases - rhaf .eose tie
world 60 e4us
Thls record which il oren & Inspection n
Al frtsrrxfe1 sFfaks for ifseif he yea AT
r<ssed has been The most Success al II ft4e
rsauv ye.rs' ssr~fferes - fhis great "a afft
puf ispe biss far 70 eafrsns al a. pre dec-<
sofs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

wssHIS0ros. Feb. l9.-Mrs Eugeue
DsNuxlewlcz. the great grsnd-daugh-
ter of Chief Justice john Marshall of
1he supreme SQUIRT. IS lying 1T the point
II death ~ her residence IN tins city.
she Is not expected 10 live the night
tnroupn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Commencing with Monday morning
julius A. j. FREEDMEN. ~ aud y Canal
street, will close out MS stock OF Amer
lean guitars. lie has al over-abuud-
ance. Look a. Tuesdays papers for
nrsce<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

wAsHfsGToS. Fen. ls.--George +.
Spencer, ex-Unit.d States senator from
Alabama, died 1T 10 O'Clock tonight At
MS rooms in this city from \ stroke of
paralysis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

GARDNER. Mass, Feb l9.--The build
ing occupied by the Art Publishing
company WAS burned this afternoon to-
gslhcr with It's contents. Loss, <l25.-
600; insurance. SOS, O00-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Private Diseases, Private Rooms,
Private Consultation. Spcedy--Per-
msncnt Cures Rooms Is and Ia Wild
dicomb Building. corner Monroe and
Waterloo streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

arrested Yesterday. T1sy faf b Q
sising ~ usp and wife. fhsy NAV 4
exaula&E,oa in Jusk.es Hsnfs eo1ss,
aid we're touad over 10 toe nest 1rfA
cf sas csrcuit court. Ihes gave tAli-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

btrrtF CaExK Nch.. Feb. f9
&c re henton ~ Nsssbnrx. Va. ~.
t.eel nto fre'xat car near a.. ssssad
lr@nk toops iqsfsy ~ a cssos scqgs.nt.
snos ~aerr - rss xsrroted and r5bf.sa
~ aot-n tramp sho rere coucrslsd
10 tue car TIE o{hrsrs ~srr notified
aud succeeded p sfrrstinx enc trsm3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Dettenthsler 10 headquarters for
fish. game. poultry, etc. Give him =
call.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Ali Can Go Via the Old Reliable
Detroit. Grand Raven 4 Nil
vxukeo Railway

For the fspubl can state convention
and the Mlenigaa club banquet ia De-
sro.t. febsuary 81 ana -, these Inca
viii make ; sirgle fare for The round
uso from ell ints 10 Detroit. These
ticSsls wl.l be sold 90 the rubl,c fer all
ussus Of February u and -, and wilt
b. cool 10 return ca Ill tfaias Of the
ISL. Psflor cars on day tralns sud
wagnsr's nasst VI s.espsrs on nsght
trslus.
I.,..caNysstr c..v Aee,t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Commencing with Monday morning
Jul,u. A. !. Friedrich. 30 and n Canal
street, will close out hiss,cck OF Amer
lcan guitars. lie has an over sbund-
ance. Look Of Tuesday's papers for
prices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
University School Of Music,

ANY, 4RHSE. NgCH
f'NFxrtf.tEp AMER aFfRsFn.
R~eer 4 sesas~fsf feei1s frfrrsfv ~ isst
ler - ssssarrs..snss = elSer fAfnfusafisa
stsT-s sLnkRf A sIttLtY
f1r~stef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Tong tdSL dollar. are 'I not going ~
last long. Call early ut THK HERALD
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

RsrrrE CRzrk. Nich.. F.h ls.-ur.
George smisa and Joseph topper vers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

1Eyy(Hyglj[ 90 = headquarters for
0tffLnffdiLH fisls. game, poultry
etc. eve i.ins a call.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Travs gives nae great bargains IN
new and second hand goods.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
Try Jscsron's spec,fergsph photos

Try Jscsron's spec,fergsph photos.
Mr.. c. r. paws. editor q the Bloon,.
heId. Iowa. Farmer. ssvs. Il can re-
commend Ghsmh~riaiu's Cough Rem
e6v 20 all sufferefs With cold. and
cronn. nave used q IN my family
Tor the pas, too yesrs and have fonnd
n TIE heal ever nsed foS the purposes
for when a . intended. 81 cent tot
tlss for sale ~ =. J. wurzburg, Drug
rst. s. Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

NV fofk L-s,hef Dssl-fs Prepare .
Very UNIQUE Exhibit.
NFw YoRK. Feh. pa fas coilec-
ton Of sanzsroos consigned 20 =.
Biumentaai 8 Co.. Cf William street
srrivrd m tni- ely yesterday. Nessrs.
Biamsatbsi = Co. MO are dealers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

DrTTrgruSfIp u headquarters for
U(IffHfHHLlH fsh. game. poultry.
etc. Give hlm call.
Travls some great bargains IN
new and second hand goods.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-30
Nevada Potatoes.

At any two-bit restaurant in Nc
"ada you can Ect better potatoes than
are served III any high toned eating
plncc i'll tho cast, where the ordinary
price for meal is from two To three
collars. The Nevada potatoes are
dry, white and mcaIy, and no more
like the s"ggy, dark tinted spuds in
the east, than first class butter is like
axle grease, or a homo made loaf like 4
lunch counter doughuut. Tho time
Is not far distant whom Nevada pota-
toes will be named on the bill Of fare
OF every first class hotel and restau-
rant east OF tho Rocky Mountains,
and this State will havs rs distinctive
Il reputation for tho vegetable as Vir-
glnia has for it's tobacco, Florida for
its oranges or New Jersey for is
peachcs.-RenO Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-30

Ono OF tho luckicst trappors is ro-
ported from Converse county, Wyom.
ing. lic sot heavy wolf trap which
disappeared. Tho trappor followed
tao trnil, md found tho trap fastened
To n gray gho wolf, which had 4 little
wolves following her. The trappor
shot tho old ono and with club CON
ycrtod that section OF prairo into II
slaughter house. AZ tho Htato bounty
Of 81 pcr hcnd tho trappcr got S9G and
sold tho hides for -, making n total
OF 300 for tho days work.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-30
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, APRIL 80, 1893.
4 State Bank.

Tho Governor OF Tennessee has ap-
proved an act passed by the Legisla.
ture, authorizing State banks TO issue
circulating mediuh The act
limits the currency TO be issued by
the State TO 81, 100000, and requires
deposit Of United States, State Of
Tennessee or county bonds, and cur
r ncy will be issued for tho bank on
these securities, not in excess Of 90
per cent. Of their morkct value, TO DO
redeemed in gold or silver.
The object sought 10y this net is 10
furnish The citIzous OF tho State with
safe, sound and Trustworthy cur
rcncy possessing sufficient elasticity
to raee: the demands OF munuiactur-
ing, farming and business interests
and tho eSigcncics OF the times, such
currency 10 be based on come sccuri-
tics the stability and suilicicncy OF
which no one can question or doubt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-30

AIR tiGht and watcr tight, anl will pct
IL in some secnrc place in tho wall OF
this church. When all of US arc dead
there will be thuzc that will open this
box, read the curious things that
we're done in sacred and secular NUT
tcrs in an ago long gone by, aud ms
they pcruso in future times the
achievements Of mcn aud women for
God AID humanity in past timcs, they
may cSclaIm IN tho words OF poet
LDngtrl!ow:
L!"cs uf good mon nl' remind us
We can make our lives sublime
Aud thus departing leave ba!riEd us
Footprints Cn the sand # Zinc.
Tmc revelation OF tho contents OF the
oil box that had been buried twenty
thrco years with wha. the new box
contaired created great interest in
tho congregation. Report CT the
treasurer OF the building committee,
y. w. liussoa, revealed tho names
and amounts paid OF all that had
subscribed TO tho building enterprise.
with amounts pad for painting, car
pcnte-inS, masonry, lots, materials of
all kinds, insurance, etc. 1t appears
by tho report that tho church cost
S3,SJl. An Indebtedness OF SlS7 stall
remained on the church and, although
nearly ali present had libcralIy con
ir'butcd before aud tho times were
very hard and people poor, yet,
through the manipulations OF Rcv5.
sl2l2J were subscribed, leaving about
SGi Of Indebtedness. This consider
ing the hard times III which tho
church was built Gtill prevailing, it is
Il financial success. \ feeling OF
gratitude ana thanksgiving therefore
prevailed, Us the great congregation
arose and sang praise God from
whom nll blessing how," aud the Rov.
Il. 5. Wittcr made the dedicatorial
prayer. Mr.. Wit;or extended the
thanks of church and society to tho
Ladies' Aid Society, tho building
committee and treasurer thereof, tho
carpenters, painters and masons that
wore employed on tho bai!ding, the
editors OF tho FREQ Press and IHuE-
PENDENT, the orchestra and the Epis-
copalian pastor for services rendered
and 10 tho subscribeTs for their con-
trIbuiiOns. After tho pastor had up
pointed m auditing committee To
examine the accounts OF the treasurer
with Instructions for said committcp
TO appoint others so that invcstiga-
tion should DO thorough. Tho choir
sang an inspiring dcdcatorial an
thom. Rector lloughton pronounced
his bcnCdiction, and u congregation
composed Of nll ages in lie, dispersed
10 their homes feeling ike Jacob of
old that at was good Ia DO thcrr."
Thus ended dcdicatoriai services with
out aparallcl in eastern Nevada, aud
thus was dedicated church which
we hOpc will long stand among us us
religious, moral, intellectual and
musical rctrcn,, whcro weary men
and women may retire 10 find religion
for the soul, instruction for tho mind,
music for tho heart and rest for tho
tircd
"rhcro lot Gods holy days bo kept
And be that place To- worship given
Like that bright spot whore Jacob
slept,
Tho house Of God, tho cato OF
hcavon."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-30

Tho Appeal says somo ono dug up
nm old copy CT u paper continuing tho
ncws OF Bob IIutcr's appointment as
superintendent Of tho mint md
showed il 10 Milt E!stncr, giving tho
impression that IL was yesterdays
'suc, and TINT Cleveland had roap.
pointed IIofcr. The doctor snys Milt
will recover with careful nursing.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-30

Chroniclc:-ScnatOr Platt,'of Con-
nccticut, announces tiat he will not
servo upon Senate Committco with
Senator Roach, OF North Dakota. IL
justice instoad of fraud had dominated
Connecticut politics during tho past
ton years Mr.. platt would not be IN n
position n, this time 10 play tho part
Of PecksniH.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-30

Appcal:-1'ho cholera scare at Win.
nipcg 10 said TO have been tho work OF
n sensational correspondent. Such
follow ia dangerous TO tho public
welfare. People can DO scared into
tho cholera or something very like IL,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-30
State Land Onicc.

President Cleveland hls requested
tho American delegates To tho inter
national monetary conference to visit
him Mt Washington for tho purpose
OF discussing the present financial
situation in relation TO tho silver
question and the preparation OF some
definite proposition on tho coinage OF
silver, which tho American delegates
can submit To the conference. It is
also understood that tho President
will nsli tho advice of tie delegates in
tho selection OF tho successors OF Nc
Crcary and Allison.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-06

IS IS 2 SO 81 20 20 So
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-06
SCHEDULE A.
Town Q North of Range 1 East

Town North OF Range East.
sex Of sex sec II, ~ =,
sex OF neA sec 81, q. .,
y. a Of seq sec "a, - =,
40a ..............."....... 10 10 IL " ~
swk Of nwk sec 80, =. M
M Of nwX Of swk :,
Town North Of Range East
wAofnwxofseAs sec ., a % n o.
s 81 Of Of nwK Of nwK :. - -.
Town North of Range East.
s pit OF swkof nwA
s sss d so sec 4Sa IS g IS Is g
nA Of neA OF sex =, ~,
e esi Of j sexofnwX sec :. =,
SEX Sc Of swY sec iS 4Oa - Is 80 81 70 S. Sc
n i 3; mex sss u sSs , Is 2s ES Is Is 81 81
Town North Of Range East.
en- Of sw Ak sec ~,
20 6O-100a".- ............. ii IA 6S TO IA 81
Y sec 20, 60 90 lO0a... I 81 90 go 2 60
Town North Of Range East.
ne fl Y of ne fl \ sect
&C aDiiii;; n chs "
OF ek post Of sec 70,
thence west to Shia-
wassee river, thence
Sc along said river to
NV corner of Mrs.
Cooper's land, thence
east to o point chs
of the u line, north
chs, east 8 chs to
line, thence north
4 chs to place OF be-
ginning, sec H. 1Ua IL vo oil ~ U II 30
commencing chs 80
links W and chs 80
links Of the 81 post
Of sec a. thence lSS
It, W 60 IT, s 1879 IT,,
60 IT TO place OF be- =. =, -, - NJ,
ginning sec IL, 20-100a 20 on OF 20 Oh
P, Pt Of mp n p Of e q Of Pa ~ % 70 q ~
W. Town North of Range East.
VIZ of sw4 sec II, sOa 05 n 1910 8 66
sw a X Of NV Il \ sec =.
IS il1 Of seq is Isss ,ss g ,s g = =
sc X of sec IS, 160a.... II 70 65 AZ 20 II 81
WIZ Of nwk sec SS, -.
''''''''''' Town North Of Range East.
:: y !: 5; + 8: :: Z: i !:
Town North OF Range East.
8: " :; e: X I: !: !: i: IS ]:
Town North Of Range East.
s,lSoa " i7s 81 "a 10 80 20 soa %
VS. of n \ of nwh
Y sec 8, 30a..-.......... 50 " 70 20 S46
VIZ Of sek Of sex sec
4, 20a.........,............. w "a II ~ w
ny ofnK OF nelz, sec
IA, 4Oa...................... 20 ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~
eK of WV OF swk sec
10, 40a.. .................... "a w 20 i ~ ~ W "
Commencing wherein
line OF Corunna ana
Owosso road crosses
W line Of eX Of sell,
thence rds B
rds, thence to said W
line, thence along
said line TO place OF
beginning, sec d.. 329 40 IL 20 %
Commencing 406 fte
of corner OF eH
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-06

Commencing at
point rods north OF
Sc corner of out lot IL,
west 10 rods 9inches,
north rods, east 10
rods inches, and
south 4 rods to begin.
ming. 23 | 10 Is ~ III 81
Commencing ~ rods
inches west end
rods north Of Sc cor
ner of out lot 10, west
8 rods north rods,
east rods, south 4
rods to beginning. 1 O! IA O47O 90
out lot 10 except lots
sold 49,. -..."""....... Ill 10 8 20 65 20 40 q
J. II. Laverock's Subd. of Out Lots.
lot and VIZ Of lot4 Al SO 10 20 SIS
@. r. Lyons Addition.
lot 10 of blk 3.......... Is "a 2e2 IS 10 % 90
Lyon and williams Addition.
lot Of blk 1............. All "a 1910 SIS
lot lot Of blk S..."..... SIS is So 70 10 Il
Perkins Addition.
lots 2a4,5,6,7 and 8
blk I, and lot 4 blk2 20 SO as 90 70 "a II
M. L. Stewart q Co. . Addition.
w Of lot 1f-........ 4 10 az i6 20 SO
commencing at ne