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UODs JUSTICE.
A Women OutrsGeously Psrseeutsd By .
Wisconsin Justice OF the Peace

ITom ~ 81 PaJ Pioneer Fvra.
EAU CLhRF Wis. April PAN astound-
Ing revelation OF backwoods justice In
the wilds OF TAYLOR county Wis. was made in
the trial on change OF venue In the Circuit
Court at Neillsyllle In the case OF Mrs. Anna b.
skidmore against George b Carley. J. p.
Packard, 7. B. Marcoe. and Frank Marcos. In
which the Jury returned q verdict yesterday Of
$4,000 damage for plaintiff for false I'm prison
mont
An the parties arc residents Of the sparsely
settled town OF Zine Greek. TAYLOR county.
mem bers of and controlled the school BOARD,
which. among other enterprises. commence
Mrs. skidmore obtained In Judge ParishIs
court at Msiiord an injunction restraining he
the ground OF the Applicant on for an InIunction
being that The funds were being mlsapIro-
Al this point was commenced the perseeu-
tion OF Mrs. skidmore. which resulted In her
successful action for damages. The evidence
Women Women NIs so skid%SSre Ma. arrested on
she was brought into this JUSTICE court By
Lrank Marcos who Is a son Of the Justice, and
sss sIs O. S on tEs ch hat Ss
that she had hired three residents Of the
aysw,to getting evidence as to the value oi
the building 20 be used 10 the Injunction suit
q particular friend OF Mareos. to defend her;
that neither Carley nor Milss was an attorney;
that Mrs Skidmore was actually tried for
seven days and Kept under arrest In a state Of
fright and anI ety at the house Of Justice
Marcos the whole tlme. she being required to
sleep In an up-stairs room. only accessible by a
trap door on which Constable MArcos slept at
night Al this time she was ill and several
times tainted In the alleged court. All this
time she Was forbidden 20 Communicate with
one daI her. little girl, aged o years. came
70 see her. and inside the ehild's dress Mira
ekidmors pinned a note addressed TO District
Attorney sehweppe at Msdford. sixteen miles
distant, begging him to come to her rescue.
CAIley and Constable MATeos searched the
child and coniseRtsd the note. Alter seven
days Of this pretended trial In the Justice
court Tor felony, Justice MATcos actually
found Mrs; Sktdmors guilty OF being an 40
eessory before the fact TO burglary. made out
z e0mmitmenL and sent her In custody Of
ConstAIis Mareos TO the county iail at Ned
ford District Attorney sehWsppe learned Of
the anair ana caused hrA skidmoTs 20 be re-
The dsisndsatS on the trial At Nsillsvills
pleaded ignorance Of the law as theiT general
line OF defence 10 mitigation OF dImARes
while admitting that they we're liable for COM
pensAtOTy damAgsA IL vas shown that Jus-
ties Mareos. during Mira skidmoFs's allsSsa
trial 10 bis court had hned her s1U for ntsnlpt
20 fSL rhAsinf ast hSadd 4 = sltpsss. apa ih1l |
Az iss prosssetias Ma skidaoES
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DOMESTIC SCIENCE.
TT rs an IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
STUDY IN THE TEACHERS COLLEGE,

The Rsrorr- sf ths Houseboid-Sore later
eating Gntervtswa OF This Most Iatsrsst-
inK OF rsubteets-Commou senss Applied
20 Everyday AHair--Tbe vsiue OF Gss.
Something has been said from time TO time
In the press about the Teachers Colleges
Affiliated ne u IL with Columbia and barnard,
It IL destined to play an important part In the
future Of American education, However. the
work undertaken. by the trustees o. this col
leRe. which include such names as MIR. spencer
Trssk. DR.. David n. Greer, Mr.. George. w.
Vanderbilt. Mr. William O. hoekeieller Mrs.
Peter NJ. Bryson. Miss Grace H. Dodge, has In
It's yerJ nature so important . bearing not
only on the higher education but on the Drac-
tical problems OF life that It IL not easy 70 sug-
Rest It's scope By any set phrase. PLoL Walter
Towne Bervey. President OF the college. gave
some Information yesterday concerning plans
and the present work VI the college.
The Teachers College" said Prot Heryey,
aims to supply that lack in the individual
which fits him or her for making the proper
eff.rt in the great struggle Of life. We deal
here with the practical. but not the practical in
the narrow. and. j may say, biROted, sense Of
the word The conclusions and the methods
Of science underlie the training we seek to
give those whom we hope to equip as intel
lectual missionaries. To make teachers more
scientific In the best sense OF the word. and to
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n.v Then M, Bs.d with svss front walked
| .io,.iv ~ ths sisiS .tonntSg In front OF his
aWr s.Sf INV s'0' s'Opp'"S ~ 'i0
| rha Sn.ater aoato sboutad "Tha aentle-
| r,sr iii Asnr,a RI sssf ara nuhiie busi-
| nsss Iii he 1vsnendsd r,ntii he conforms TO
| ne ordes ~ The ~ ar In ina executIon Of the
| rules OF The Hopse
Tbefeupon The mighty Anelo-saxon from
| Maine ant down In ian secopds he was again
| on bis feat calling the Attention on the chair
| 10 the fact thar there we're Democrats who
| we're n OF in their seats The Speaker asked
| Ali 0entlemeD 10 pisase feeume their aeats.
| and The Clsrt 40 ain besan 10 call the roll
Al this IN ala M Can Cetohines OF Mlsslasippi
| Of The Con mJttes on Ruies m ounted the stems
isadinS 10 inc Suaaksris desk Mr. Heed
| shoutad "Tbs gantIeman from Mississippi
| has moi faken his seat
'"Gentienen will plaass take THAR seats"
the Speaker repeated.
tuPnsd 70 MI ssst ssVing a. he did 80: The
gentleman from Missjssippi was comforting
Win tha speatsr which he has the right TO
do" 'l' '''"N''' "A''"
w want tbts thing done deeently." shouted
the man lam" irS Sf Mains. Oo'' Os'Va '
Gan Tstcbinos Wv
Al this the Speaker said. The point was
made a while ago. because gentlemen we're
that no gentleman snail stay there during a
roll cali The Chair upderstood the gentle
man from Maine to say he was staying there
for the purpose Of verifying the count which
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asst Saturday John Nsubsrt Of the Teton.
whlls ehopping Ice near the shore for water
Ing place for he cattle struck through the -.
mud at the bottom OF the stream, which was
very shallow ut that point Mr. Neutet
thought he tslt something moving when ne
aNe STRUCK In the mud. and pursuing ms n
ysstiEatinns further. he pulled out a goo =
1871" and " j. ~. 1871 -
Mr.. NeubsTt remembers having PIT the frst
Initials on turtle 81 the mouth ~ MIX River
N 1891, and the latter inltiKls In 1871 upon
the turtle when he found Il twenty three years
ago on sand bar 10 the Missouri az D@yerea.X
bottom, Just above Fort lisnton The turtle
meandered uD aud down through two lie "A J.
until II hnally brought up AZ the ranch Oi 10
OLD acquaintance.
Mr.. Neubert again PIT an inseTiptlon on -
shslL uhlSb read; HOh !. n. pub adm. r
1854" aud returned Il 10 the river. Where ~
hAds 1 eSaiR eRlT uRs ga I'll.
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'.

From that moment It is evident that SIR. Reed
made up his mind that thereafter no business
should be done in the House unless the Demo-
Gratis furnished their own voting quorum. The
roll call showed sixteen votcs fewer than a
quorum. and the days session closed without
disclosing one. There was mono on the next
day. and the House adjourned over day.
Meantime. the Democrats made every effort
to secure the presence OF a voting quorum
Eight votes were taken on April 2. and no
quorum disclosed. On April 3 one was devol-
oped. Mr.. Burrowss motion to reconsider was
tabled By an exact voting quorum. and John J.
O'Neill was seated. on o yea and nay VOTE by
four more votes than Q quorum.
When the vote was taken on seating Warren
B. English Of California In tho place Of Mr.
Hilborn. the quorum again disappeared. On
April {. Mr.. Reed insisted that the Democrats
should furnish q voting quorum to approve
the journal Itook an hour or more to secure
It, When secured the journal was approved
and Mr.. English was seated.
The House afterward refused to pass the
Bland Seignlorage bill over the Presidents
veto. The Republicans voted. knowing that II
they did not do so. the Democrats would fur
nish quorum. two-thirds OF which would be
for more silver. They did not care to assume
the responsibility OF assisting In passing such
bill by refrainng from voting. Jim Beden was
there. and he didn't believe In it-not much.
On the next day they allowed a deficiency
bill to go through. without demanding . quo
C "oio nv nHinE 10 oioek
the wheeIs OF Government 1t was not until
April that Mr.. Reed renewed the fight. On
thnt aox thu sna.kor Iai1 ho,ora ,L H.,
'""' un' mo opeaAor ia'u oeiore the house
report from tho Sergeant-at-Arms concerning
absent m members. 1t was In RESPONSE to war
ra,t is.n.a On M.x.h Du NJ c..I,,- :. -,
ia". 'ssuou on -h"io" q" mr. springer moved
that all further proceedings under the order
be terminated. On this question Mr. Reed de-
m.rdad th.t ,hs Damoorats 49,. $3.50
'n"nueu 'ha' INC Demoera's shouu iurhish
voting quorum. Twice they tried to do SO and
failed. Thereupon they were compelled tn
ad,ourr Tha r.xt d.v y..,Iis,ri., ~.
=, ue' ""e'D's'ie. NY anu
the Republicans courteously RETAINED from
demanding n quorum Tbev aIso allowed IN.
.on.Ida,.tin, ., ,h. D., uc, - IS.,
eonsuoia'oh VI inc iost ohce Appropriation
Dill on the succeeding day. but on April IL
Springer's motion again CANA nm and .t,.r
two ,.iurss 20 ...nr. . oun.,r, 80 49,
TWO ianutes 10 secure quorum the Demo-
Gratis were compelled to adjourn the House.
On April - the CommIttee on RnIaa trIad 20
ra,,ava tha .i,,atton D., .a,,o.,Tr 80 "
n1nStS,nn e ,or tha n ~ resolution
IrpNulug lVr tne hnihg OF Wemners. They
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JhTs DEBARRED IN AUSTRIA.
Excluded from GOysramsat EnpIoymsat or
Any Kina BesAass OF Thsir Religion.
A.

IRON hs L0adoA AaAdanL
vienna, April IA few days ago discus
sion took place in the Polish Club OF the Aus
TRAN Reichsrath on the disqualification of
Jews eligible 10 other respects. for any public
office In Cisleithania- unless they are privately
converted. in which case they are at once NOM
mated. Its notorious that jews who adhere
TO their faith have boen. for several years.
practically excluded in this country from en-
PIGMENT in any branch q! the ADM nistra-
ton. including the local governing bodies
bne Instance among others given in a weekly
paper his morning reminds one 81 the etOrios
from Russia \ nOn-commiss!Oned oalrer who
bar ed rom obtaining one Of the small posts
reserved ~ law Tor soldiers OF his rank who
have served twelve years or Longer. lie
solicited an audIence OF the Emperor anil
having told his Majesty, who went carefully
through his papers. that his Jewish faith was
the Imperial signature 70 bis petition. The
document had 20 10 to the MAr Office whence
II came back with the answer. TheWar Depart
ment has no influence with other Ministries on
which the mas employment depends Hs
10 still 10 the army, a. he has no other means
nature vas not enough to override the ofiieiGl
The Constitution Of 1897 sets forth that ALI
sublects have equal TightA In Vienna the
jews iorm 10 per cent Of the population. and
In the service Of the toHn. The petition Ol =
medical nan TO be appointed assistant Vstsri-
nary surgeon In the lnnnlelp pal service. . post
Nj n aaafE ~ about E.lI year MAS resisted
~ pr. lTlx. the late BnTgamastor because ths
APPiieAns Eslessa y AblaEs IA EsligioA.
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The UTILITY OF Full Hands.

ro~ BrosHins Ming &. ~. Monthly.
Lewis Morris. would be poet laureate OF Eng
land IN his latest poem. A Country We'd
With full hands" honT 10 ' ft Ynutb IBS rins
chips. blue chips. with full hands. and take the
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taRe OF every improvement which haa atood
the test OF practical experience. During the
for.
:, After tho statement of Prot. Woodruff and
the declaration OF the Lancet. IL IL to be hoped
main In New YORK through the summer will not
burn Goa In their apartment. thus making Of
the twenty or thirty APARTMENTS In any one
building huge and noxious furnace, whom all
the conditions OF good housekeeping can be
fort. convenience. and health.-M !. Recorder.
-Adr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05
Notice to Contractors

scaled proposals will DC received az the cit,
cirr%', Office. Rock Island, H., until M0ndav,
auy 10 1871, az O'Clock M. for cGnstru :lifp
SAID city. cnt tied IAN ordnance for the i'm
provrmcnt of fifth avenue from the east line o;
seventeenth street o the Yves, lire OF Eighteenth
.ir ct all n the city of Rock Island FL y passed
"Hnc II lsgi, ana for FURNISHING all the materials
anu q. ing the work according to the plans and
-pr,lhr htioHr or he a; tins cry clerks Office
AZ bd' must be accompanied with a certified
check ~ the sum Of 500. payable to tire or
ucf OF the mayor of said ely, which shall he.
cn, forfeited Z" said city In the bcder shall
laH 10 enter into co tract with anprov cd
snrrlir- 20 execute the work for the pric.
mentioned III his bud and according 70 the pians
anu specifications ~ the event that the contract
.ha hc awarded tn him.
Contractors are required tofurnish six samples
OF brick with which work Is to re done Brl 4
G-eu w the work must correspond with the sam
FlGs III quality AMI STYLE
hocS Island, H., June -, 1891
a. ID. III ESlNG, CITY Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05
srErEAL nasrERa ALE
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
En.N IaI.a,In lIr.S-.-

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
" tn circuit court. in chlnc,ry:
IN mas :. silyi>, " lGa =. iamcrson rcllc
snlitl. Alice smith. Clara Il smith and hicb-
ard : iivts Partition general No 3,G..
Notice J. hereby given that by virtue of do
cree 81 said court entered ~ the abuvc entitled
cause ON tue 1th day os june. A. ID. 1871. shall
on saturday, the lith day % IGly. n. h. 1874 al
tue n"tr ~ clock in the afternoon nj the north
10 OF the cOrti house. IN the city nf Rock Island
~ sam county of RoC!. Island. To satisfy said de
cree. sell At public vcadue tn the highest
bidder uPDn the fellow ing terms that cc--
tain parcel N hand. situate IN the co-aty OF
oc, leland aUd state OF Illinois. known an de-
sCtihcd - follows. to-vsIt:
The west seven g chts - of the east half of
he southwest fractional quarter sorth OF The
ud"u boundary Hive. uf section thirty-iwo C3s)
~ iownsi ~ eighteen as. north Of riure one q :
east 81 ihv rOarth prigc!rgl mciiitHr. containing
az 'Gt t.tT-pnc and eighteen one hundred tbs
t1l ~ l"Dl acres Of land. uclE auE all the csate
eHl fiHGf OF dover Of said Relic Smith therein as
WIDOW 81 h.rt l.. Smitn. dgcea ed.
TERMS up SAIT-pnC hulf cash down nj tho
tone ~ ~ad -,Ir, and ether hair uunn credit of
'pC yer with interest at tn" rate of per cent
l'-:r ai.nun from IN" time of such sale, said d.
icfcd payment 10 be secured rs mortgage upon
tue tremi-' s -pid; with the option to the pur-
chn-c- 90 pay tho whole Of saiI purchase price in
cash IL 80 Il, sired
Dated 30 Rock Island this 18th dav o. June,
y. ID. Is. 1. HAROLD y. WELD.
Special NG~fcr in Chanccry.
l!ESIN CURTIS, Complainant collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05
LEGAL
special a ssessmcut No,tce.

Notice is hereby gwen to all persons in,ere sted
mat the city council Of the city of Rock I-ian1
haNinS Crdc'cd tn. n sy.terr Of sewers he con
siructcd In the Sixth W rd On Twenty-seve,'ib
street, on Ffth avenue, on Fifth aud one.
hali avenuc. on Sixth avenue on Sey
cnih avenue. on Eighth avenuc. md on Tbjrtie;b
street, oil in the city of Eock Island. county 81
hook 'slgnd and ate of Illinois
Ihc ord nanc' for the same heinz on
Ute IN the ofilcc Of the civ cicr, have
Applied 10 the county court Of Rock I-l
ava county. liiinui- for an assessmcn. of
nc cost al said improvement according T. bene.
Nv, aud an a-scs Snent thereof having be,n
mate and ? mr. I'd 10 said conr, the final hear
ing thereon will he hId ~ the July law term ot
A. u. 1894 - '''
All persons desiring may ttel and there appear
and m axe their defense. ff
Dated 81 Rnr X Island IlIirois THE 90 h ,,,.
Of Jane. A. ID 1891 '
WILLIAM IL. CoN.>r
liER >sED ID. Connolly,
HENRY =. SCuAFF.R,
Comm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05

Commencing July the following
trains will have through Pullman
sleeping cars to Spirit Lake:
Prom Chicago c., r. !. P. train leaves at 80 D.
m. daily.
From burlington b., c. r. Il " train leaves
Fsom Cedar Rapids, B., c. X, & N train leaves
atl2:lJ u. III. daily.
From ST. Lolis, St. L., X, " N. W. train leaves
At II 10 Il. H. Dolly
Arrive at Spirit Lake from the
above points 500 a. N. the following
morning.
From Omaha, S. c. ~ P. tain leaves at 5:i5 p.
m, daily
From sioux City, S. St. P NJ & o. train Leaves
nj 80 p. IN. daily.
Arrive at Spirit Lake from the
above points at 7:45 u m. the follow
ing morning.
b.. Z. X. IL n. train leaving Cedar
Rapids at $40 n. m. daily. except
Sunday, has free reclining chair cars
to Spirit Lake
Hotel Orleans at Spirit Lake has
been thoroughly repaired and ele-
gantly refurnished. Rates have been
greatly reduced, and will be sent on
application to &. 5. Abel, manager,
Spirit Lake, Iowa.
For rates of fare and other infor-
nation call on station agent or ad-
dress j. MOKTON.
Gen. Tkt. e. Pass. Agent,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05
POLICE POINTS.
Any Amount of Arrests Tuesday Eyenins
and Yesterday

| and Yesterday.
Joseph DAILY was sent down for 80
days as vag this morning.
Police Magistrate Schroeder was
kept exceedingly busy all morning
trying transgressors from the Fourth.
| A. G. Peterson was fined 81 and
costs for becoming ''hoppy" and
having to be taken care of by Officer
| Carnes.
Jennie Dean, the woman who wan
dered into the police station Tuesday
morning. has gone to the county Jail
for 5O-days' visit.
f. F.. Busy became freebrewry-
ated yesterday, and came under the
| angelic wings of Chief Sexton. He
was assessed IS and costs.
f. Foreman and Adolph Deburgh,
| two BelgianS, were arrested at Sears
this morning for participation in a
fight ia Rock Island about a W eek
ago.
James Egan and John Kelly. two
tourists, We're arrested for stealing n
coat from Andrew Brady. They
were held in 800 bonds to the Sep
TENDER term of court.
ANcl johnson, who was arrested
some time ago for raising a disturb
ancc, and who got away at the time
was rearresttd last evening, and will
be dealt with rather severely.
Mike Eeagen was arrested by Chief
Sexton last evening for begging, and
was given 80 days this morning. The
sentence was suspended with the pro-
viso that Reagan would leave town,
which he at once proceeded to do.
The additional policemen, Kautz
and Carnes, whom the council re-
fused to pay, will be laid off by the
mayor tonight. The people in the
east end will he without the least DO
lice protection then-all in conse-
quence of the councils stubborn at
titude.
Joe Overschail became engaged in
a discussion with several beers and
came out pretty badly used up. Not
only that, but again Joe, when he had
those few on board, was looking for
someone to punch. and ne found
him. Well, the squire just fined
him 50 and costs.
Alfred Baker was taken before
Squire Hawcs this morning on a
charge of larceny preferred by Her
man Schwecke, from whom he stole
pool bail. His bond for appear
ance was fixed at 800, and in default
he was sent to Jail. The case was
continued until tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05

Sealed proposals viii he received at the CITY
clerks Office, Rock Ia nd, H., anti Monday,
Jny 10. Is u, ut oC.Ock .. m. for cunstru ct,pcr
me Improvements ordered b. AN ordinance OF
snid cry, entitled AN ordinance for the i'm
uro'crI NJ OF Sixteenth street flom the south
line Of Third avenue 10 the north line of Four h
avenue, all IN the city o. rock island III =
pts"d june II. 1891 and ior iurnj, hin. all the
indtcria 9, ami dnigg the work arcO-d ne TO tho
rnns ana specifications on file at the city clerks
Office
AZ bids must q accountant d with certified
Chc Is ~ the sum nj s@DI, pavnhic % he orucr
81 tue ma or OF -nid city. VIII, Il shall become
forfeited To- -aiu city in r.c TIE hidG shall fail
Z" cnlrT MO cantr q with approved sIrcties TO
execute the WORK flr The price mentioned in n :
hid anc according To the p ans and specincl'ills
~ De- event nat tc cHutr ct = all be awarded 10
him.
Contractors ART required 20 furnish six sam,,' es
oi b'icS with which work is 20 he done Brick
usc1 III re wrr- must correspond with the Fam
pies IN gU.ii-v ant Efv e.
Rock isiALd, Ill, june -. iSai
AID. III sSING, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05
a Pine Musical Treat

Prof. Otto's military band and or
chestra will give the first of series
of grand concerts ut Schuetzen park.
Davenport, this evening. a fine pro-
gram of classical music will be given.
Prof. Otto having made special en-
%agement with Miss Jessie Millar.
the young lady cornetist. who has
completed so brilliant series of en-
tertainments at the Tower. to appear
IN the concert tonight in Il number of
her popular selections, this being the
last opportunity to hear this truly
gifted young lady.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05
LEGAL.


u-1roault will he received ut the ci,y
H".. buck Island, H.. until Monday.
.. ."t 10 u.r'"k p. NJ. Tor constructing
....H.r.- nrftIvG by an ordnance of
.... ...U.rn ~ ordinance Tor the iu-
.. F.Hh'r nth street from the south
... ..' uHs fu the north line of Eir,,fh
.. .I. lily nf Rock Island, ii. -.
... .- IHh aud Tor Furnishing the ma,
"..ur tn. Wofk according 10 the plans
..'.u- o. q eat the city r'crl'- ONCE.
....' nt HrrOmpauisd with a certified
.lrn ui $50, uuyHhlr tn the order Of
MI -H'I ritv. which -hql become for.
..fF 100 cuS' ihc bidder shlll fai. to
'U'rI.f with approved sUr,'Jirs 10 exc
H... Tor tu, r~iCr mHrtioncd ia hts hid,
r.... 'hr plans aud spec Gcttion~ "
... I.a. .Ue cuutrsct -Iould be awarded t..
.U. lH. Jguo o.. 1891.
4. o.. IA. Isl Nc CITY Clcrl;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-05

H..r. g'.ru iu al PERSONS iutcrc ed
' '"HH.. u, tty city of Rock Island
..t .Hl. r,v.utyc'fh street from tho
...r Iy'uu" To- trc south line ~
rTHu.u vta.. ai.u fhu. u8r ~
" ..Ir rF,us,. between sixteenth
T... u .'r'rt-. Including ihe dew, "
.... .....uH Oh -a.d .N4uuc, l.sO sixteenth
" .U. rIrIU 'ur OF Fiffh mud one half
l."tr fIre ~ SIKH avenue. also. the
NJ. HT.. .r"I"s.sl 10 .fH'.tu sixteenth and
.".. .."|- .uu tt'ih au,l. orc-brIf ave-
. of E1Dl. Island. ~. be- pre-
.I.. Hr, pIytu.a- fustu iu,rdi-
..r said Improvement g. on NE
.u. CITY lrrk OF -ail city. aud
.H. H.u IH. tH fr" county court Of rock
... Illinois, trr aN u--C--mcut
...' oil. .TII ImutpvD uctt Gpru and
...... ua-.. Of lott and tracts 81 land
. H fI. NIo ct said imrrp,cmcH 90
... Hu.i r'd fp b. constructed. M pro
. '. .Uu.I-g % such .u.-. parts OF lois.
..U s. uUlu tbg Improvement 20 or
r't.'pi Ht atrJs.u Il and al A.
DO d. OBJ btruE neon made aud returned
.H.. i.r rHu h.nrtnr thereon will lie
... .fE ''ru 81 -aiI ,utr,. COmmca 81
..H .f jay. g.. ~, 1921.
string may then and there ap-
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