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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

Estimated that for nine months,
her |, the Union Pacific railroad
tNa loss in gross earnings, COM
Nth 1897, of S4,643, 900, and a net
h Of 1851, ,377. The earnings
lng sufficient to meet the inter-
BE company's bonds, receivers
sn appointed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

VA& BAlLEY's show lost sew.
oasand ,'s dollars in Altoona, Pa,
ls'h' A terrific gale blew the
tents down as fast as they
'',uip' and it was impossible to
O'g tent up. No exhibition
'en and thousands who visited
70 attend the circus had to
Greatly disapnointed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

HANToS, n. Y, went wild, on
~ on the return of the dele
The Commercial Travellers as
pn from Syracuse after having
Tor the city the site for the
\ commercial travellers home.
flectlon of the site means the
lOia $4,000 building there dur.
coming year.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

NOcl Admiral Mcllo has issued
manifesto in which he declares
vase OF his success over Presi-
as' sa0'C he will adhere rigidly to
wan Institutions and forms Of
ssnt' This is heavy blow to
Es Oh those who thought his re-
sAea NJ a loyalist plot to restore
n a deposed monarchy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

rar.end collision, on the 18th,
ESn, Mich, between the first
eond sections of u Worlds fair
|op train from Owego, N. Y, on
bhigan Central railroad, twelve
were killed outright, five prob
|ally and nearly score more or
fously injured.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

~. a,N towns in the Cherokee strip
E,'y " ,ne railways will probably
\, rellef, as United States Dis
|aso' '"'ney Speed, of Guthrie, Okla,
es |s;ss mat unless the railway
','s 70, give the towns proper fa-
s %na accommodations at once
E"gln \. suit to compel them to do
f"p'operly or forfeit their char
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

a'een-mile-to-windward and.
us, lave between the American
N. %ian' Ia and the British cutter
N, \ Nv winch ended, on the nth, in
ibau a,~r the boats had covered
sn m'a !, half the course, was re,
sirs;'',. Il s,s 18TH and resulted in the
hs'sht ,ha victory and the retain
''' americas cup by the vigi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

h.'ay hessly Statement of the asso.
Mn" "aas n, OF New York shows the
s,mss' Onanges; Reserve, increase
'' loans, increase, ss,s74, 400
,s.,ease, se,ooe,7 legal ten,
k,slo k'sse' sse .a $3.50, 700; deposits, in
"Ts0O, ~ 800; circulation, increase
! d, 'ne .S banks held ssS, ,soe, $50 il
I'M ,s,' .le requirements Of the IS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

|Ohio state board of pharmacy
kting evidence against the pro-
kd drug stores in Cleveland
knnning their stores without
hi pharmacists, and will prose-
kem The Cleveland Pharma-
Association will assist in the
htion
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

! st;.ry ttss'ery surrounding the re.
.p,ns,a,p alnp's made to burn out Rev.
msa aeln' pastor OF the German
|As snurch at Monticello, Ia,
n,hs.sn saonymous letters received
hss' hsus'sSaa'ening - him with violence,
oeen n cleared up Rev. Mr.
a hs lO.year-old son has con.
le IA 'es !. all the fires himself, but
y ne does not know.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

|pDlcr for s75,Ooo for personal
n was awarded in the Wayne
|ourt at Detroit, Mich, on the
flavor of William Lucklin, Z
m. Of Detroit, both of whose
n cut off by a Michigan Cen
I'M about a yearago.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

|nuDicipal council of st. Peters
authorized the mayor to tele-
|h,pks to the municipal author
|tbe various French towns who
|rring fetes and other forms OF
(Inmeut in honor of the officers
|pussian fleet.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

sixteen soldiers of the Tennes-
lila charged with lynching Rich
|ummond at Coal Creek, some
pgo, were released, on the 18th,
q $1,000 bond for the entire
| BY Judge Snced at Knoxville.
'he decision was rendered the
Of Tennessee" was paid off and
He'd,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

MI tstat ~ s', was given in Genoa, OK
Il ass.eieorate the anniversary
Evps Es'psm military expedition Il
/ rGs,s . shsemier n, crispi, after eulo
!ss,ss, !sa'aiui, declared himSelf Il
believer in the needs d
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

rocausport (Ind.) Brewing Co.,
- "s season built n $50, 900 malt
ssrt =, into the hands of a re-
N s,'t the lath, being unable to
! 4 obligations. Walter A. Os-
,nnointed to take charge OF
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

international, Cigarmakers'
10 session at Milwaukee, on the
fcpted a resolution requesting
|nbers of the various unions not
h the national guard. Local
we're also prohibited from af-
Ewith other unions which are
|nbers Of the international body.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

I, has reappeared in Moscow,
\ northeast Hungary. In MOS
outbreak is moss serious
y. thirtv.two cases and eleven
N, | ,be convict forwarding prison
Nv wi between the lst and nth
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21
|r,.scnr died in Berlin on the

-, Eulalie of Spain, who
iniap,a 'ili,ed the United States, is
!,,.s v','Ipc ipcognito in London. Her
'ls p.ince Antoine d'orleans, ac'
E,ss her.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

i oloc,ions law repeal bill
,d'la, 1ause of representatives,, on
'ns e. '''str strictly party vote Of 200
v y,onulists voting with the
4 for repeal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

,.,,..i,n government, following
.,',1''r naIs recently set by the Aus
|.,,srnment, ap,r will introduce in
lS.r = bill providing for a large
1, # the suffrage
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

a admissions to the Worlds
T. au ,,th were a..5, 900. For the
~ 'asa l' IN the l4th the total adj
a',u ware s,l4s,os7, and for the
4 .dm;ssions were 81, 700.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21
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OF bad tod
|ugh synRl
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

|chich bl
pure and
(asmoretN
!strengthd 4
|h starsh,l
Far, and d
Fs than ol
lourishiBel
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

DaIllIN
|uns syx snA
an nileM
lem Siiiol
|Rt'ssELLH
% yu uiA |
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Adyertts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

I'M Csna
|VV .oI
Msinsl,
h m unA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21
| be cured
| oreilouuJ
Rr0ps Cl,1

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|of the d
News. l
! |rerovel
pod head
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

re YOU wrlv
Sc absoluts
etrea'menC
lslseasrs |
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10 PER L
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NJ. D., 81
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-21

:, ,,bnta Eulalle Oh spa" =
'liud lnlap,a i'i,sd the United States, is
's : ? l,,.s 1's'ip ipcognito in London. Her
'TT Prince Antoine d'orleanS' ac'
zeal her
...l elections law repeal bill
,'a''", g ho,,se of representatives,, on
n 'ns e. ns.tr a strictly party vote Of 200
/ nonulists voting with the
" Is for repeal.
,....i,n government, following
|Y ,,b' ,aIs recently set by the Aus,
" .'spsrument will introduce IN
' sss, Isr = bill providing for large
50. N d the suffrage
ty a admissions to the Worlds
lde, X lsI 18th were -, ooo' For the
r :; 'asd ~ on the l4th the total adj
~ \ a,u we're s,l4s,os7, and for the
T. omissions were ol,7oo.
W ----s-------
,at I, has reappeared in Moscow
me northeast Hungary. In MOS
ity lv outbreak is most serious.
ef. r,rs thirty-two eases and eleven
: n IN ~ convict forwarding prison
ef lily between the 'st and ll'A
logausport (Ind') Brewing win Co.
ss - season built a sGO,ooo malt
=. vent into the hands OF re-
inh !, tbe lsth, being unable to
'vll ohlipations. Walter A. Os-
All .,opointed to take charge OF
-ol S
VI rnujcipal council of st, Peters
= Y, authorized the mayor to tele-
"'p b,nks to the municipal author
hi me various French towns who
.. mring fetes and other forms OF
IN nment in honor of the officers
Russian fleet
aN ,n,cr for S75,O00 for personal
oNt , swas awarded in the Wayne
I ,iSa murt at Detroit, Mich, on the
I'd y favor of William Lucklin, Z
N hins M Of Detroit, both Of whose
= n cut off by a Michigan Cen
.H'l e in about yearago,
ohio state board of pharmacy
II tnr evidence against the pro-
i. kd drug stores in Cleveland
npning their stores without
: Nd pharmacists, and will prose-
4 lem, The Cleveland Pharma-
association will assist in the
tion,
1 r s,imated that for nine months,
"a kr /, the Union Pacific railroad
rwa loss in gross earnings, COM
Al Nth 1897. of 81, GAS, 900, and a net
Of sS,6Sl,377. The earnings
Rav he sufficient to meet the inter-
no hir =
'snset Ae company's bonds, receivers
iT !, ru, sn appointed.
The oasis., 1893-12-14
Statehood Memorial.

We only herein summarize few facts and show that Arizona has l,'oO, 900 acres of pine forest.
 Arizona has under cultivation 1000 GOO acres of iand.
 Arizona has 1000 miles of irrigating canals.
 Arizona has 200 miles of railroads. Arizona has sl5,OOO,O0O invested in mining machinery.
 Arizona has s20,0O0 900 invested in live stock.
 Arizona has slO,00O,O0O invested in canal construction.
 Arizona has sl00O000 invested in general merchandise.
 Arizona has s25,000,000 of annual products.
 Arizona has ssO,oO0,O0 of taxable property.
 Arizona has s0,000 population, with only a territorial indebtedness of $500, 600 bonded.
The oasis., 1893-12-14

Nobody has ever been able to ex- plain what becomes of all the gold and silver in the world says a financial writer. the total loss of both these substances from shipwreck, wear and tear. fire, etc., has been reckoned at sl, 100000 per annum. The entire amount of silver now in the possession of mankind equals only the amount produced in the past eighty years. What has been the fate of the vast sums beside? The white treasures Of the past centuries where are they: It is sp unsolyed mystery. At the beginning Of the Christian era the precious metals ip the Roman empire amounted to 8l,640,000 This store shrunk so rapidly during the subse- aue1t centuries that at the date or the E, 'oyery of America the stock of silyer and gold money in Europe did no ,xceed one-tGlth of the sum men tioue. The depleted currency of the oid world was made full again by sup pile from the new.
The oasis., 1893-12-14
Arizona Citizen.

The good people of Arizola would like to be tied to Florence by a mail route, and efforts in that direction are now being made. Casa Grande is the railroad terminal of Florence aud as such we hope to see it remain, but there is no reason why short detour should not be made and Arizola in- cluded in the route. In justice to tine citizens of that thriving little burg it ought to be done, and we think it would be done if the postal authorities were petitioned to that end. The growing rivalry between the towns of Casa Grande and ArlZola should not be allowed 10 stand in the way of justice being done to either.
 They are near neighbors and it is im- possible for one to prosper without a corresponding benefit accruing to the
 other. When the contemplated dam at the Buttes Is built the two towns will grow into one of the largest cities on the line of the Southern Pacific. But in the meantime let no stumbling block he put in the way of the pros perity of either, but give them a half dozen mail routes if it will do them any good. By all means Arizola should be included in the Florence mail route.
The oasis., 1893-12-14

1t i, estimated that at least LOCO head of cattle will be shipped from ArIzola this wipteF,
The oasis., 1893-12-14
1A@NC
THURSDAY, DEcEMBERI4, 1893.
Another Opinion.

Last week TIE OASIS presented the editorial opinions of two of the iead- ing newspapers of the territory, pub lished at Phoenix, upon the effort of Arizola to induce the post office de- partment to include the place in the mail route to the county seat, at Flor ence. The following is like editorial opinion from Tucson contemporary, the &f*
The oasis., 1893-12-14

Victor Bicycles, sundries X Repairs
 We have the agency for Southern Arizona for the Halliday Standard U. :. Solid Wheel, and the Gem Steel Windmills.
 The Gem has the best mechanical construction of any mill on the mar ket.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-16
IN THE SENATE.
Appropriations for tho Worlds Fail
Conditioned on Sunday Closing.

Appropriations for tho Worlds Fair
Conditioned on Sunday Closing.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 15.-ln the SEN
ate today the Nicaragua canal bill gave
way to the sundry civil appropriation BILL
Amendments allowing the widows of
Chief Justice Waite and Justice Miller,
Of the supreme court. the balances due
their husbands as salaries for the year of
their death, s., 745 and $7.4l9, were agreed
to. The reserved amendments were then
taken up. the first being series in refer
ence to the Worlds Columbian exposition
Quay offered an amendment, making all
appropriations for the exposition
conditional on Sunday closing. AL
lison said it was only repro
duction in part of the legisla-
alton of last year, every provision of which
had been complied with. With that as
surance Quay's amendment and the COM
mittee amendments were agreed to. The
next series of reserved amendments were
those for the improvement of rivers and
harbors. A long discussion ensued, turn
ing largely on the advantages of continu-
ing the contract system, and it was still
going on when one OF the secretaries of
the president appeared as bearer of mes
sage AS soon as il reached the vice presi-
dent Sherman. knowing that it related to
Hawaii. moved TO proceed to executive
business. The motion was agreed to.
When the doors were reopened business
was suspended and services held in mem
ory of the late Representative Mcdonald,
of New Jersey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-16
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Ship Yosemite went to West Seattle yesterday
and IL discharging ballast
The z. ". Purdy brought in fifty tons of mer.
chandise from SnOhomish yesterday.
Bark Nonantum, now loading lumber at
Mechanics mill, will be ready for sea Saturday.
Bark Mcrom will dock at Smiths cove bu nix :
crs today to load Gilman coal for San Fran
cisco.
Schooner Teaser has completed her load of
merchandise at Bakers wharf and will sail for
Quillayute
after being thoroughly overhauied and her bot
tom painted.
Schooner Fred r. Sander was ready to go to
Tacoma yesterday afternoon but could not get a
tug Every tug is down Sound
The W. X. Merwin. which was smashed by the
sea at West Seattle during the storm. now lies at
the dock here and 10 pretty badly broken up
Steamer Clyde, Capt Vanderhooi. from Wash
on island. and steamer Michigan, from Port
Blakeley, had "A very pretty race across the bay
yesterday TO the wharves. The Clyde got in a
trifie ahead.
Tho Baker Company's wharf will be COM
pieted by saturday, the piles being now all
down, and the houses will DO finished next
week. The work has been delayed three months
waiting for creosoted plies.
Alpheus Byers' weather observations for the
twenty four hours ending at o'clock last
night are: Maximum temperature. ~ degrees;
mean. Al; minimum. IS, with no precipitation
wind, southwest, and cloudy when last observa.
ton Was taken.
Fishermen are delighted over the passage by
both houses OF the legislature of Representative
McElwsin's hill abolishiug The closed season Tor
salmon Oh sound watera Heretofore 1t has
been unlawful u catch them during the
months of March. April aud May.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-16
IN THE HOUSE.
Boutelle Waves the Bloody Shirt and
Gets n Sharp Kebuke.

WASHINGTON City. Feb. 15-The house
today resumed consideration of the pen-
sion appropriation bill. Boutelie smoke
vigorously against the proposed amend
ments to the pension laws, declaring that
the Union veterans We're not safe in the
hands of the party about TO come into
power, with headquarters south of Mason
and Dixon's line. and that the records of
congress showed that.
Oates replied warmly TO Boutelles re-
marks. saving his charges were unfor III
nate and ill-founded. Nogentieman would
charge him or any other ex- Confederate
with opposing n proper pension TO any
Union soldier who was worthy of it. lie
regretted that the gentleman from Maine
had exhibited the bloody shirt to the
house.
Cummings earnestly opposed the pro-
posed legislation, addressing himself
principally TO the amendment Withdraw
ing the pension OF the widows y no had
not married within i've years after the
end OF the war. This legislation he de-
nounced as buil-headed, brutal and brutal
hearted
After some further debate the general
discussion closed and the bill was read tor
amendments The first was that trans
terriGg the pension bureau from the inter
Tor TO the War department. POINTS of
order were raised against this and the
amendments of the committee. and with
out action on any o: them the house adj
journed.
The senate bIn giving Gen. Doub,eday's
widow So { month pension was PASSED by
the house N the morning hour.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-16
MARINE NEWS.

PoRT TOWNSEND. Feb. 1a-[special. AR
rived-Br sh st Monan, $50 days from
Santos. Brazil, seeking charter; bk Mermon
thirty days from San Francisco, ut Seattle te
load coal for Alaska; bk Detroit, seventeen dayi
from San Francisco. at Nanaimo to load coal
Br sh Beaconsfield, forty-two days from Tai Tai
Gale, to load q return cargo OF lumber: bh
Snow and Burgess, thirty days from san Fran
cisco, at Tacoma. to load a return cargo OF piles
TACOMA, Feb. 15-Sailed-Str Flintshire, coal
and -four for Hongkong
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1a-Arrived-Str Ke
weenaw. from Tacoma Cleared-Sh Occident
tai, Tor NanaimO. Departed-Bktn Amelia, fol
Port Biakeley.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-The bark Catalonia wa
wrecked off the Null OF Galway and the captain
and seven OF the crew were drowned.
LONDON, Feb Observation-Disclosures from
Baltimore.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 1a-Arrived-Trave, New
York for Bremen.
GENOA. Feb 1a--Arrived-Fulda, from New
York.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1a-Arrived-Pennsylv
MO. from Antwerp.
NEW York, Feb MISUNDERSTANDING, from
Liverpool; Victoria, from Genoa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-16
DIR. PILLsBURY IN THE TOLLS
Seattle Sharper Now Wanted In SpO.
kane for Burglary.

Seattle Sharper Now Wanted In Spo-
kane for Burglary.
DR.. L. C. pillsbury, who swindled sew
eral business men OF this city last summer
and is also wanted for burglary in Idaho,
Is held by Sheriff Pugh. Of Spokane, for
the latter crime pending the issue Of
habeas corpus proceedings.
Pillsbury was arrested on February 10 at
Spokane upon requisition papers signed by
Gov. McGraw, ordering him to be turned
over to the Idaho authorities. A writ of
habeas corpus was taken out, and leave
was asked by the defense to introduce
evidence to prove that Pillsbury was not a
fugitive from justice and consequently
could not be extradited.
The writ was issued by Judge Buck who
said in giving his decision: eff he is not
the person designated in the writ he
should not be held, if he is the person.
and yet is not fugitive from justice. he
should not be restrained of his liberty.
These questions may be inquired into by
the court
DIR. Pilisbury's reputation in this city is
not of the best, and when Sheriff WOolery
heard of his detention he wrote to Sheriff
Pugh to hold him on an information
sworn out on October IA by X. w. BartO,
charging him with obtaining money under
false pretenses. A reply to this letter
was received by Sheriff Wooiery yesterday
afternoon, and he Immediately wrote to
Sheriff Pugh directing him to hold him if
he were discharged, and if extradited to let
him know so that steps might be taken to
have him brought here also.
Sheriff Woolery said that F.. A. Wing.
manager of the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company, was also one of
his victims. but that Mr.. Wing had sworn
out no warrant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-16

Some sailors went to Port Blakeley
Tuesday night and stole the non-union
crew out of the barkentine Quickstep.
Seven men were taken over the bow
against their will. brought to this city and
landed alongside the schooner Fred Z.
Sander about $3.50 yesterday forenoon.
They were then sent to Tacoma to deep
water boarding houses to be shipped. The
same party also boarded the barkentine
Modoc and stole the Japanese cook, think
ing he was a sailor, and brought him to
this city, but liberated him on ascertain
ing their mistake. The captain missed
him, but did not know what had become
of him until his return.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-16

Deeds Recorded in the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January I, 1885,
are&I 80 There were filed for record yester.
cay - deeds, the considerations aggregating
Ss39.A Following is the list as furnished by
Osborne. Iremper Co. abstraciors o; titles,
ZIG Cherry street. between Front and second:
:. T. Johnson 10 Charles Mrkinnis, lots and
q. block I. Kirkland synd lst, $6J.
y. q. Rose To Charles Mex innis. lots II and II,
block 20, Kirkland synd %. 500
". H. Neiser 10 J. A. moore ct al iot I. oiock
81 Brook lyu add, 81.
Frank Barker tn Peter Knutsou, lots IS and Is.
block Il. Madison street ADD. va
r ". Baker 10 +. l. GGstin. lots IL 10 10 block
I. sroaualmie, SO.
& RenicG' : BELT Line add, $50
II Smith 10 Annie VI. Fratt, lots and ,,
block To-. t,itmans ado. $50
D. Harrisaa 10 r. Harrigan. lot Is, block ,,
Rsngs ORR add. $500.
Rel /. & /. Go. To- " m Aoreiand. lots D ID ;,
block T.. River PARK. StSl
: r Bathoun to u +. Kelley. sw'. l. A Mt
Pleasant Cemetery, sll.
J. r. Nelly - u. : Nelly, part iot =. DOCK IL.
Rel tnaI. q /. 90 10 John Rines. lots in River
rsrs. sa7a
las skinner to " : Newbury. lots 10. IL, j..
block Z. West side Add. ~ -
II l. Thomas 10 Jas skinner. lots 10 Is,
block J.. West Sjde ada, s, bo0
r r. Ia;ta u J as skinner, lot ). block Is, and
lot - block "a, Madison - add. s4oA
Caa.. R!inu 10 \. IT, L.eweiyn. iot ., block 1,
Madison :; add. Sc
Jennie Foster 10 W. = ureaiou, iot 10, biock u,
laws ID. sSS
". CoTneliu, TO !. Gruns,ead. lot Is. block il.
River PARK, $ioo.
+ : Emery 10 george Newell. .ot :. block 1,
Hilton, add, $40
r X. Yoasa,ga "a J. l. Miller. 10, ), block l.,
sanders 1T tc Meet seattle, san
IL IL Stimson 20 7. r. sijmson. lots II 10 10,
block 81. q ilfnsn : add! $3uut.
}. u Mcnermo.t 20 Mary Heyno -, " sesw
g. -, 4. $a.5N
IVA r Gordon TO George 4 Gordon. lots ., u,
b,ocS 3 steel Weeks add. s-pA
rsheiIrsn Llewellyn & Co 10 William GIynn,
lot. / = & block -. BurAes Il, $lso
Eshelmsn. Lleweilya 4 co - " lt.iarn Giyan,
lois 10 l.. =. block -. burse's II. sI.la0-
TsneIgr4r. L.ewsl.yu = 60 10 " ,l.lsm Glynu.
lots ! = s. block -. RCrAes d sLSN
! : Brown T. t,helInsn. i~ese..yu & Go &,
lois l. = : l6 l.. =. block -. huFke Il, s.. ~
! r r.helinan l. Ksneiman. Lewsi .yG = - .
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