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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
| COMPETENT BUSINESS MAN.
The Contractor Who is Build
ing tho New State Re-
form School.

A. ]. Hazell, the contractor who has
charge of the new additions being
built TO the state reform school, is prac-
tically new man In Salem, although
be has been thirteen years in the west.
Mr.. Hazell is originally from Bridge
port, Conn.,, the home of the worlds
greatest Snowman, Barnum. He
learned the builders trade in that city,
aud learned it at time when mechan-
les were bound more closely to the de-
tails of the trade. Before leaving his
native heath Mr.. Hazell did some ex-
tenslve work at contracting and build
ing, when he located at Omaha. After
leaving that thriving city he followed
his business in Denver, Ogden and Los
Angeles, during the pushing days o.
those places.
While at Denver and Ogden he
served as building superinter erdent for
John J. Huddslt, a leading architect,
and had charge of some of the finest
business aud public bui'diHgs. Mr..
HAZEL is thorough man of business,
from the ground and conversant with
the details of bis work, having made
modern construction life study.
To give an idea Of his effective
methods it is only necessary to state
what he has done since taking bold of
the present work at the reform school.
AS soou as the contract was closed he
moved his household to the spot, In
order to give the whole work his per-
sonal attention from first to last. As
high as twenty-five men have been en-
gagged at a time, ard every moment of
good weather has been utilized for all
It was worth.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
STATE REFORM SCHOOL.
How IncOrrigible Boys Are
Cared For in Oregon.
SKETCH OF This NEW INSTITUTE.
Details of its Management and
Methods of Training.
THE SCHOOL.

The Oregon State Reform school is
one of the most interesting of onr state
institutions. 1t was provided for by
the legislature of 1881, and the build
ings are at present undergoing compile
ton. The discipline Is strict, but tenn
pered with kindness. The boys have
military drills regularly, and gymna-
sium exercises in the new gymnasium,
built by the boys, just flushed.
They gathered the materials from the
timber on the farm, except for the roof.
1t is the largest gymnasium room IN
the state, 1OOx4O, with solid foundation.
The ground has room for base ball and
other diversions. On Sundays there is
Sabbath school at ii q. m. and some
times q sermon or a talk afterwards,
aud there is always sermon by some
noted preacher, read to them on San
day evening.
"The motto of the scnool Is work, "
says Supt. Hendricks. That is good
motto for reforming grown-up citizens.
Each boy is kept busy working,
studying, drilling, or playing, from the
time he gets up in the morning at
o'clock until he goes to bed at 8. He thus
forms regular habits, and becomes
healthy physically, and, If he is at all
capable, mentally and morally.
The tasks are not aimed to be hard,
but boys are expected to do them
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

c. d. Woods, laundryman and Off
Ger.
Miss Ella Welch, housekeeper, tailor
ess and head seamstress.
Miss Emily Staiger, assistant house
keeper and seamstress,
H. 1. Ford, head cook. Mr.. Ford
has some very competent assistants in
several of the boys. The boys also
wait on the tables.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

A remarkable archaeological discovery
is announced from Treves. In excavat-
ing the old Roman walls close to the
Moselle complete Roman pottery es-
tablishment was discovered.
Professor Dolley Of the University Of
Pennsylvania has discovered that the
thyrsus carried by Bacchus was the flow
er cluster Of the date palm. not FIR or
pine cone as usually translated.
A museum founded in Derlin by Viii
liam is intended solely for the recep-
ton Of royal gaTters. Ga;ters from the
limbs Of all the princesses that have
been married in Europe since 1917 have
been found in this unique collection.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-31

jos mios! Aqui esta la puerta. = JPero
d6nde esta lalla7e?
Ell Duqua de la Tour Vaudiu, siguiendo i
los consoles de Th6fer, habia permanecido
todo el tiernpo en- Ia habitaci6n de Juan
Jueves. al principle tuvo miedo, pero Ia
reflection le devolvi6 toda Ia energfa saivajs
de su voluntad. Rechin6 Ia cerradura Sc
abri6 Ia puerta el ladr6n apareci6 en- el
umbral Juan Jueves, perdido en- su pro
pia habitacion, avanzaba tientas. De prom
to tropez6 con la mesa Y dijo:
-Pues senor, no Sc d6nde estoy--- Is
menester. .encender una cerilla.
Haci6ndolo como 10 decfa, sac6 del bolsl
10 una cerilla, Ia froto en- ell pantal6n y en-
cendi6 la vela que habla sobre la mesa
| En- este momento Juan-J Jueves volvfa Ia
espalda al sitio en- que Sc encontraba escon
dido Jorge de la Tour-Vaudieu. Ap6nas
tres pasos los separabau
Ell seflor de Tour Vaudieu, recorda0do
les consejos de Th6fer, no Sc aprovecho DE-
la OCCASION que sc le presentaba. Para hacet
perder Ia pista los policias era neeesarlo
que un suicidio faese veros1mu. Habla que
dar la punalada en- el pecho.
Ell antigua ladr6n SO quito el capote y le
echo sobre Ia CANA
iCaramba! murmuro- voy 8 eoger ur
catarro :. Sc qneia uno aqu1 helado---
IN oabancillo viejo no vendrfa NAL
Jir6 sobre sus talones Y So dirigi6 al site
en- q-1e estaba escondido el Duque. Va 70
caba casi con Ia mano los vestidos tras los
cuales Sc ocutaba el Selador, cuando u
brazo, armada de IN cuchillo, separo lo'
' harapos clav6 Ell arna que @ grim1a en e
. pecho del ladr6n Este di0 m sordo rugl
3 do vacil6, logran3o permanecar en- pie
/ Icogi6 con ambas manos los hombros del So
lador, con fuerza nerviosa 8 irresisti6l
: le obGg6 salir de su escondite; la luz di'
s de lleno en- el Kvido rostro del asesino,
3 Juan Jueves. fjaudo en- 6l sus espantado
: oios, baIbuce6 con ronca voz:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-31
<OLLETIN on
JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version casteIla1sG.
TERCERA PARTE
JUsTICIA
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
XIX
(QOntinMaci0nl

-Lo que es menester que el Duque no
yerre el golpe, que Ell bandido caiga muer-
TO sin lamar un grito.
FL ruido de un carruaje iuterrumpi6 sus
refexiones.
-Es 6l, que habra encontrado un coche
--murmur6 el ex-Inspector.- acerca el
momento.
Era efectivamente -Jueves; el coche
SO habfa parade algunos pasos de su puer-
ia. FL ladr6n pregunt6 al cochero
u Que hora es
La una menos cuarto-respondi5e el au-
riga.
-Esta muy bien.--. He llegado IN Guar
to de bora antes de la hora de Ia cita. -.
Vayan tres frances, guardad 10 que sObra.
Ell cochero di6 las gracias Sc marcno.
Juan -Jueves Sc dirigi6 la puerta.
-Por aqu1 vendra a lamar Rsn6-mur-
mur6.
LEGO al patio, Th6fer subi6 al muro, y
penetrando las tinieblas con ojos de lincet
: vio al ladr6n que Sc tambaleaba mas qce
nunca. Juan-Jueves tuvo que apoyarse er
la pared para no caer.
- Caracoles !-dijo casi en- voz alta
iEstoy mas borracho que una uva!- - Esos
vinos de treinta y seis sitios diferentes ne
han puesto turulato. Que borrachera, hi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-31
mistress Dick Thorn. nos son

en- casa de mistress Dick Thorn nos son
necesarios.
Pedro Loriot slurnbT65 Ger. ell farol, Re-
ne encendi6 la vela; Esteban tomo el esosd-
pelo, pues siempre levaba consigo la bolsa
con los instrumentos de cirugia, corto Ia
camisa de Juan Jueves, examine IA herlaa,
y dijo:
Traedme algunos trapos. !.
Rene abri6 IN caj6n sae6 el primer ira
po que encontro.
-Tomad ahora-dijo Esteban-una al
mohada ponedsela debajo de la espalda
para levantarle algo la cabeza. =
Hfzolo asl Ell mecanco, y ell doctor lav6 Ia
sEsta lesionado ell preguptd
No, ell ouchillo ha resbalado por una
costilla. La herida profunda, pero
oniza no sea mortal - Dentro de algupos
instantes este hombre abrira los ojos.
Rene Sc arrodil6 iunto a Juan y ueyes,
observando 81 volvfa a la vida, Pedro Lo-
siot, de pie con la Gnterna la mauo,
alumbraba aquel cuadro siniestro.
| Rene, que no apartaba su mirada del Fos-
tro del bandido, observe en- 81 una hgsra
contraction. Luego los labios de Juan-Jue-
YES teublaron sus paFpaaos Sc abrieron.
El moribundo pase6 su Ini1ada por ia haoi-
tacion, hasta que esa mirada encontro la Dc
RA16 Moulin Inmensa algeria se pinto
ant60ces en- su semblante.
-Eres III, Rene amigo mfo.---- balbu-
Geo el herido con yoz que apenas pods oir-
se-no esperaba volver verte- Iengo
ell consuelo de que t1 me vengaras.
El mecanico paso So brazo bejo ell cuello
5 de Juan Juevss, levantandole IA oabeza le
dijo:
-Te juro vengarte, mas para ESQ tengo
neces:dad de saberlo todo.--- Es menester
que hables.
D Rene Moulin pregunt6:
81 -kConoces q tn asesino?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-31

E.l hombre del paente de Neuilly
La sangre orotaba de 81 heri9a sus de-
dos Sc +cFlsparon soltaron su presa ba-
l2nce6 IN segundo 81 cabeza, sus brazos Sc
agitaron en- el vacfo, y eay6 como una masa
inerte.
Por los labios del Dnque err6 una sonri-
diab6lics Sc dirigi6 al lecho donde j Juan
Juevas babfa deja1o su capote y regstr6
todos los bolsiilos. encontr8ndolos vacfos Y
sin el Hepor pRpei; luego SO inclino sobre
81 cnerDo inerte de su enemigo, contiuu6
sus pesquisas.
Nada! nada! NADIA !-dijo con voz
de ira de espanto i esos papeles! - iyo
| los necesito - los necesito
De repente So irgui6 tr6mulo, porque
acababan de llamar Ia puerta de Juan.
Jueves, Y oy6 qae llamaban con redoblados
gopes, y algunas voces que gritaban;
iAbridI iabrd!
Al hallarse frsnte III peligro tan inmi-
nente, 81 Sanador recobr6 su serenidad
sao del bolsillo 81 papel que Th6fer lie 90
t,egara, 10 desdobl6 coiocandolo en- sitis
9onde pudera verse f8cilmente. apag6 Il
lvela, aalio sin hacer ruido de Ia habitacion
cuya puert& cerr6. y So dirigi6 al nuro
El ex Inspector, que le esparaba ansioso
le dijo en voz baja:
-Aqul e>toy- - Daos priss
El Duque ealt6 el marc pero ap6na
aaduvo cincuenta pasos tovo que listeners
para reepirar.
6Q4i6a podia venir bueearlo esta
bora Y-pT egunto
-sus amigos de La Bo1q Negra 5Traei
los paaelesP
No Los he busoado por todas par
tes sin po3er haIlarlos.
-5Y ell hombre
-Mnerto.---Le he clavado IN cucbill
7 hasta 81 puno.
5 I'm enmigo m6nos, J ell mas peGgros
de todos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-31

Rene Moulin era quien llanaba Ia
puerta de la casa ee Juan Jueves.
-Qniza no haya entrado -dijo de pronto
Esteoan-y vamos despertar los veci-
-Es verdad -repGc6 el meeanieo.-Voy
escalar ell muro averiguar 81 Juan Jue-
yes esta vivo uluerto
Veri6cose asf, IN minute despu6s Re
u@ estaba en- Ell patio.
Luego. examinando la cerradura, aTladi6 !:
La lave esta puesta. -mala senal.
Abrio la puerta, &c detuvo estreme-
ci6ndose del olor a sangre que de Ia habi-
taci6n So exhalaba -grit6:
II j uan Jaeves! Juan Jueves!
e ladr6n no poGta oi-9<s.l responderle.
1Habremos llegado demasiado tarde
murmur6 Rene.
D.risiose & la puerta de la oalle, la abri6
exclam6:
-iTomad ensegnida, senor Loriot, uno
de los faroles del cocha Y alum bradnos-
Mucho me temo que epcontremos IN ca
dsver
I'll ito de Eateban obedeci6 entr6 cor
81 farol Su sobrino le sigui6. De repente
los tres hombees lanzaron una exclsma
ci6n de terror.
iDemasiado tardel-dijo con desespe
raci6n ell mecanico
No lograremos saber NADIA.
E.teoan, que Sc habia arrodif4ado par
examinar Juan Jueves, murmuro:
-Qoiza 81.
Rene h''' Vlv0 'SSs aessfa0'ad0'- pfes'n'
ST.
-5Podra hablar9
-Lo espero.
-iAhl doctor, doctor, haced IN nnilagr
prolongando So Vida!-los papeles que rob
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-31
LA CONaERHENA
T A 3 r ICA DE 7 A B BACOS
De SANCHEZ 6 HERMANO
COMERIO

Ell reciente favor que venen dspensando
buen los tabacos eaborados brca
la tarea de hacer IN elogo de dichos productos.
Conocidas las bondades del tabaco empeamo
eaborac0n solo fabc radca
centro de la pvlegada d meor hoa del pals
que esar reaconados los as cosechero "a
ell adqurir mejor calidad e ernpleamos
ofrecemos nuestros consumidores
@stoe la OCCASION de funar 81 egfmo tabaco de
= Ito de mezcla de otras procedencas compran-
CoMERIENA / Prueba hace f6i
=. Casa de los senores. f. Fern5n-
aaSon Pedro Hedila, Plaza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-31

Los dos complies Sc alejaron con toda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-31
LLuHA REGULAR DR VAPORHS ESPANOLHS
ENTIRE LA HABANA VARIOS PUERTOS DE La IsIA
CON ESCALAS EN- STO-DOMINGO Y HAITI
de los Sres .Sobrinos de Herrera

patid
nuHo los da 8 % la venida ig
egr neraroq ques sgue
dereoho de
postal cone Goberno ajustndoee no denasa
ondcio
Tarifa de Dasaies
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-16
First published In the Abilene Weekly Re-
Hector August 10, 1884,
Summons by Publication.

The State of Kansas to Joseph g. Staley;
Robert $. Carter; Elizabeth N. Peers, and
- Peers, her husband, whose FIRST
name is to plaintiff unknown; John se-
bastian; A. II. Moffett; B. p Humphrey;
and +. b. SILL
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued with Charles 7. Estes and Josie Estes,
the Kansas Loan& Trust Company as code
PENDANTS by John L. Barry, plaintiff.
This summons Is TO require you to answer
said petition, filed June II, 1894, by the said
plaintiff, In the clerk Office OF the Dickinson
county district court, In the State OF Kansas,
on or before September q, 1894, or said petit
ton will be taken as true and Judgment rem
dered against you for the foreclosure OF a
certain mortgage, executed and delivered by
the said Charles 7. Estes and Josie Estes,
March LIST, 1886 on the following lands and
tencments, situated In said county Of Dick
tlson and described as follows.
Lots seven @ and eight ~ In block four
teen 90 in the city of Abilene, original town
site, 10 secure the payment Of the sum Of
three hundred dollars (S3O0.O0l and recorded
in the record of mortgages In said county,
In volume IL at page ri, and the prayer OF
said petition Is for Judgment for the sum OF
three hundred dollars Cs30O0G, with t2 per
cent. interest from September /, 1893, and
that the defendants and each of them and all
persons claiming under them be forever
barred and foreclosed Of all interest, right,
lien and equity Of redemption In, to, or on,
said lands. and tenements, and that said
lands may be sold, according to law without
appraisement, and the proceeds brought into
court and applied TO The payment Of LIST,
the taxes due and payable on said premises;
2nd, the costs and accruing costs OF this ac-
tom Ord, the claim OF the said plaintiff with
the accruing interest thereon; and 4th. the
claims Of the said defendants as their inter-
ests may appear. and for such other and fur
ther relief In the premises as may be Just,
lawful and equitable.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court
at my Office In the city Of Abilene In the said
county Of Dickinson, this 9Th day of August,
1891.
lsEAL.1 ?. II. HALLECK, Clerk.
BY AS. DAVIDSON Deputy.
OWEN A. BAssEIT,
Attorney for Plaintiff va
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INDUSTRY,
Lots 1sSi56 block >.
BANNER CITY,
Piece of land between Mo pac Ry and block

" ~
Lots II % block Q, lots p q 81 81 SOle3ll 10 .,
% " s8 block 10, lots Il 81 e sslsSi56sl % 10
20 block II, lots 2Si567sn Is 1920 q y y y
rs " N q ~ 30 81 ~ IL Il 10 II block 49, lots q
gb 70 Y e 10 q % block H. lots 10 Il l. block H.
lots n 10 1917 lslg65s3lS2i block Il, lots y
% 30 81 70 block II, lots IS II 10 10 II z
block 20, lots ~ 80 81 ~ block q lots i7s 10 II
Il 2ls IA Is 10 .; q block % lots y ID Il - 10
block g. lots 10 II Is 10 20 y Y y ~ ~ 81 "
block a. lot block a. lots lS Il Is 10 q q block
q. lots l2St567SSl 8. block q, lots >
block q, lots l234b6fsp 10 II u 10 n IL l6 II
Is block %.
DILLON.
In jefferson
Lot 70 block Q s, lots % y q % block s. lots
aSl block on.
In Ridge
Lot block Us.
DETROIT.
Lots1s5l7 2O246s 10 u "A block A, lots
Ism b q block G, lots Il II lS6s 10 BLOCK u,
lots ls5792te block B.
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Undivided h lot 2 0 A st, e h lot q, n g .,
n W lot % 81 u II list st, lots 28 Is q and ~
# lot g5 % 81 ~, n lot 60 Il u 10 q " VI ~ ~
n I'd ST. Lots 60 ~ ~ ~ and W % II 80, b r
lot o. "a % w 81 50 IS 81, ex 80 # off end Of lot
81 80 and h lot IS % lOl 1903 lO5 lO' lO9 and all
Mud creek Lots 90 95 " except n ~ y lot
u3 U5 l07 100 % y5 " ID ST. lots 80 81 10 i3 10 81
IA M AZ 80 II ~ "A ith II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-16

Given under my hand this 25th day
of July, A. d. 1894, at the office of
County Treasurer of Dickinson coun-
ty, Kansas. w. L. NIXON,
Treasurer.
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Lots 2S4b67SD 90 Il u l3 block l, lots 3
7s9 lock ?, lots Q and block 8, lots 2358 10
u $50 # of II - "A block 4, all block i, lots
500 10 II u Ii n Ii 10 II Is 10 $ h q block 8,
lots 2 567S9 70 II block, lots 345TalO III 10
sl5 a IL 10 block s, lots 2S4 5 = 0 10 Ii 70
blOckQ
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Lots rs 30 ~ 80 60 g.! u IL 80 II AZ 80 80 IS 9Th st
Lots 10 n A Az As 80 g. " 81 "A ~ IL and h lots
and except 20 II of lot 3 W ~ IT lot rs -
a n 10 81 Is I, 9th st, h lot > and ~ # lot
30 IS 10 81 ~ ~ ~ Is ~ and 40 # lot p ~ lot
Is and 1850 fl lot Is u lot " and l6J # lots % n
lot 10 and lGapft end lot n, lot3l h lot 30
n W lot 81, h lot 10 and lot u. n h lot ~, II
W Al. W - It'll st. n 80 II of 100 It Of lot ~,
$50 # Of lot 81 10 Y "A Elm ST lots "a % y? ana
10 {! of lot 20, n h lots Ia u lot ~49 81 % D,
Cedar st lots 81 " ~ Z! 10 81 Broadway. lots ~
GO O. 81 IS Il; Is rs " ~ 81 1913 l5 less fl Spruce
st, lots S6 ~ 100 lOs Buckeye ave.
Augustine & Leholds Subdivision of Thomp-
son 4 Mccoy's Addition.
Lots IL "a i3 As II Cedar ST. Triangular block
ID st, lot "A less 20 IL, lots b ~ ~ N IN "a
Broadway, lots 81 81 81 S6 Spruce st.
Augustine & Lebold's Sub division No Z,
Lot l6 Sd st. lots 20 81 30 Is Spruce ST.
Bone brakes Subdivision Nos and2.
Lots : 3 Cedar ST.
Henry. Hodge Il Reeds Subdivision.
Lot Second street.
b, nebrakcs Subdivision No. g.
Lot Cedar st, lots SOS 1th st, lot 10 sth ST.
Kuney & Hodges Addition.
Lots 23 5 and n h lot 9 block |, lots !
block, lots D block \, balance Of lot block J.
lots 8 block 5, lots b So block 4, W 30 IT of lo
le3iand 81 7a block Z, lot block 10 lots /!
i q block II, lot block e, lot . block II. lots
block I5 lots : Brady s subdivision, lots Y
45G7 II Il - block II, lots o II IL block ~ lol'
Il IL and 3 h ID W h a q and h a block ~, o
10 block 20, lots Z W h . 81 y block y, lots z,
45illslaltI1 rs 10 % block y, lots : > g.!
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Lots 1e37sis 10 block lots 5 10 Il block 4,
lot 10 block 10, lots 10 II Is block II lots y
l3 n Is rs block T. lots 2 block l3, lots Z i
/. block H. lot II block Is. lots i i block 10
lots 10 block II, lots block y, lots ~ p
ID Block %. lots 5 / Il block FL lots II block
u lots . II block 70.
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Hodges Addition.
Lot II Cedar street.
ronebrake & Bidwell's Addition,
West h lot : Cedar street,
Rice & Austin's Addition.
Lot block I, h lots 1870 block 3, lots s3
block I, lot and 26 # lots "a block ..
Rice and Bonebrake's Addition
Lot block G. lots 1 block 7, lots 3 3 7 10
block y, lets 4 block O. lots - block 10, lots
! 10 Fl lot II 30 fl lot $ ~ II lot " h lots
h lot block IT, all of block Il, all of block IS.
Iebold and Fishers Addition.
sh lotl6ies9, rs II lot % a, part s Q T., #
40 II OF lot q y % q 81 36 ~ 80 ~ 30 3, lst
80 # of lot ~ ID 80 fl of 81 Sd 80 # Of ~ 18th
80 fl of IS Cedar ST. lot and ~ II of lots = 10
IL Buckeye avenue.
Elson's Sub. Div of Lots 80 and 5ss. 4 A. Add
Lots and Q of creek.
Elson's Sub. Div of Block Q Lebold's LIST Add
Lots 67s Vine street.
Lebold's Addition No. l..
N2acres of block t., II h sh 3 I. all Of
creek, center 70 fl = e of creek, all : Of creek
Vine st, e ~ # of lot ~ h lot 81 W lot 81 h
lot 80 4. First ST.
Iebold's I'd Addition
Lots iis rs M ls9 1876 W h 133 i97 h lot 1870
IFS 1888 80 # lot lao III IN Third street,
Lebolds Sd Addition.
Lots 10 Is Pine street.
Iebold's It'll Addition
Lots IL 10 First ST. e h lot 42lOi2 "A 10 is q
a " Second st, W lot 1850 lot 1872 l6l W h lot
1872 Third ST.
Carpenters Addition.
Lots 0 block /, lots : s IL block ,.
J. NJ, Fishers Addition
Lots / s block 2 lots b n lot 9 II ~ 1S n
block Q, lots Il block s, lot block II.
Highland Addition,
Lots 1glsli 10 IS 20 y q block lots SO Il
N 10 fl lot II II % "A u block lots y block
3. lots S67sgl IL 10 n ID 10 II q % IS block !,
lets / 10 10 10 II 1921 ~ block 5, lots : 3
block q, lots 8 3 block 4 lots SO II "A II ~ y
y block !, lots . II 20 81 ~ block Y lots I
Is IL 10 81 y q IS block 10, lots 2 1872 q % =
block II, lots 23569 10 II IL 10 q 1877 " block
u, lots 10 n Is 10 II IL 10 20 u " % % Y
block n, lots 1889 II II 3l5 II s1pW u y
S 1921 y block Is, lots So IS 81 % % block IL
lots block Il, lots 3s block Is, lots IS u II
XXX, l., =" ~ 81 p' * LILY II, 81
oiocA W o'ouA 81
fa'i'iew Auu'',Vn Nv. . AZ :,
Los ~ y "a Il 10 i, 4. "a i, " III IA + /,
~ %, 10Y 'Sap9 ~ II, IA 81 ., ., ,ioet iots
Ky W DOCK ios 10 T. 10 ~ yVA Il
snv ~ J, 70 ~ ~ ploch IA Z oi S,acr !" lo,s Il
nloVk " IVY p ~ nri 10 "a III IL i
J., oiocR ~, 10y ,satno IA ii 4, IA /,
10 J., u " % pock 10 10" ~ ia ,loov n
70 10 IL " oocH ~ lo,S op ~ ots ~ p ii 70 /,
io's ~ ~ p,ovN =, Il ia 80 hiool "a
pook w ioS ~ ~ ~ u - 10 ~ =, IA !,
0s !. 10 . ~ po s N Il ioss % ,a,s /.
" BLOCK lo,s u = " piVvH 10, I've ,o,s o, =
bock los " II ~ 10 4. pi ~ IA n l1's Ia,
pock 20 ot y plock ~ iv.' ~ IL p,v "a a hi""i
10 n ~ ~ niock ~ ,o's !" II l. 10 II p'oV'
w. lols Il IL "" pieck ~
Fairview Addition No, :.
rot ia hloot "a lots +, Is block "a.
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Rogers fark Auuiuoh'
Lots 81 y block B, lots 20 30 block TO- lots 10 2
block ".
pos,on uo,chts Aadi,,on
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y " Y 70 10 !, N " ~ block . SOP /,
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, 1894-07-31
QonfurrenS.

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3tpet icIbititdnbi8e 8arbtere. 8Or cinem
Wton0te ungefGbr gIaubte &tce 3u beobabs
ten, pie &eDnolOS ibm Oeri9ieOene ieiner
altcn &un6en obipeniti9 gu macben SER
iucbte. ST ibnor ieinem Gonturrenten
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9ab ct it6 in beiien @eicbGft, 247 Q8. Qatc
StraBe Un6 marnte i'm Dor Ser i6m beDorz
iteben0en @efabr, penn ct iiA nid6t auf
feline eigenen 8unoen beibrGnfcu lpouc.
9a CT bantt angeblid aber feinen Ginoruf
alf ibn 8enacbt 81 baben ibten, laltertc CT
tbm am 6. Sult al Der @6e Der 6alite0
uno Mfonroc StraBe auf uno iiberiiel i6n
nit etnem Raiirmeiier. ~9teDnoIO5 5og
uatIrlicb ben Gir3eren unO muBte, infolgc
elmer tbut BON Slice nit einem Haiirmclier
5ugefilgten Munoe, rnebrere 98ocben I'M
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flagte er ietnen g8tOeriadber DOR 9ticbtcr
SculD oeS 9epGlttD1ti9en NngriffS nit
tObtlicber Q8offe an, infOIge beiien Slice
uacb fur5cm Gerb0r inter $500 S~iir9icbaft
bem Griminalgericbt iiberpielen pUroe.