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Taylor-Judge s. Co, Gold Medal; Atherto7
, Co., SuperlatiVe.
puryea-Lawrence Store Co.. Gold Medal
moosic-John McCrindle, Gold Medal
Plttston-M. W. 0'Boyle, Gold Medal.
Siarks Green-Frace & Parker, superlative
Slark's Summit-F. M. Young, Gold Medal
kDIaalton-S, Z. Finn G. Son, Gold Medal Brand.
Nicholson-J. E. Harding.
nMayerly1,,M. ". Bliss s. Son, Gold Medal
Ffactoryyille-Charles Gardner, Gold Medal
Hopbottom--N. NJ Finn g. Son. Gold Medal.
Tobyhsnna-Tobyhanna & Lehieh Lumbsr
Co., Gold Medal Brand.
Gouldsboro-s A. Adams Gold Medal Brand d
hoscow-iaige Clements Gold Medal.
Lake Arel-James A. Bortree. Gold Medal
Forest City,. L. Morgan & Co, Gold M eds
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GOOD SPIRITS

result from such unnatural hnblts.
To reach, reclaim and restore such unfortu-
mates to health and happiness, is the aim of an
association of medical gentlemen. who have
prepared treatise, written in plain but chaste
toms and durability, by home treatment, Of
such diseases.
Aeopy Of this useful book win, on receipt
OF this notice, with 10 cents in stamps for
postage, be mailed securely sealed in plain
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N, Y.
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MEGARGEL
& CONN ELL
Wholesale AGENTS
SUPERLATIYE AND GOLD MEDAL

Inc @ ABOVE brands OF Hour be had the following mhants
Of flour or 90 on each barrel O flour - WV Wv ~ f
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The interesting fact has appeared in Ger
tain chemical operations that prissio acid
is one of the products Of the action Of nitric
acid upon sugar II IL well known that
by acting upon sugar, sawdust or ccllu-
lose with nitric acid oxalic ncid in tolcra-
Bile quantity b. produced u seems That
ia the course ~ nn experiment in this line
by English chemists there was noticed the
smell of prussic acid just after the violence
az first action had ceased and the cvolu-
tion 81 nitrous fumes had diminished
Subsequent c-amination proved beyond
doubt that pru,aie acid IN considerable
quantity was present in tho liquid, and
on submitting tAc l1ttcr o. distillafiun
prussic acid was found ia the condensed
products and % larger yield az the acid
was obtained when tho nitric acid was al
lpvgid Co drop -l0ulv into the sugar solu-
Ton from tap funnel. From this result
th' opinion D. cEpr I'd that the prOtluc-
ton ~ lyiu ryauie acid g. duo TO the ~
duefion 90 tho nitric acid and Co tho action
ni nitric Of potassium and then ncidulnt-
ihf "ith .ulphurie ncid-an notion Of pc
cr'iar theoretical intcrcst-Ncw York
sun.
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Congressman John Allen of Mississippi
tells the following story: Down in my
neighborhoOd once upon "a time there was
bad feeling between two lawyers, and it
was decided that only blood could wipe
out the cnmity which existed A chal-
lcnge was sent and duly acknowledged.
The hour was appointed, and the two men
met in "a secluded spot One of them was
a great sufferer from St Nitus dance;
the other was cool and collected.
As they faced each other the afflicted
man began 10 trcmblc from head to foot
while his pistol described an arc with va
rying up and down strokes. His opponent
stood firm as "A rock whiting for the signal
20 fire. Before it came, however, he laid
his pistol on the ground, walked into the
woods and cut limb off atree with fork
in the end Of IN. This he brought back
and stuck in the ground in front Of his
antagonist. Then, turning 10 the second,
he said, / must request you 10 ask your
principal to rest his pistol in that fork.
" What for' asked his opponents sec
ond.
Well, replied tho other, / have no
objection 20 running the risk o. one shot,
but / certainly do decline having one bull
let make "A honeycomb Of me il that man
was 70 shoot while his hand is shaking
the way 10 Is now, he would mi me full Of
holes at his first shot
This was too much for the seconds,
and by mutual agreement truce was
patched up, and no shots were exchanged. "
Philadelphia Times.
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The LISTENER.

Canot will be the first president Of the
present French republic to serve out his
full term.
KellaT. the magician, is a native Of Erie.
Pa He was quite clever at legerdemain at
the age Of s
Senator Hale Is known in Washington as
the most skillful mixer Of cocktails Of all
the men in public life there.
George Gould is stamp collector, but,
like his late father, is very secretive with
regard 70 his accumulations.
Kossuth took a grim pride in his volun-
tary poverty. These hands Of mine" he
once said, ARE empty and clean"
General Jubal Early was celebrated for
picturesque and profuse profanity. His ac-
complshment in this particular earned for
him the sobriquet of Lees bad Old Man. A"
II is reported that two New York con
gressmen-Cockran and Payne-have the
largest heads in the house of Representa-
tives. They are both said TO wear a No s
hat
Lord Rosebery at school was so girlish
that he was nicknamed Miss Primrose"
but former schoolmates do not venture to
address him now as they then did, Miss
Prim"
Alfred Norton has been in the employ Of
the custom house of Boston as inspector
since 1887 He resigned his position during
the late war, but when peace was restored
resumed his duties.
Shebato A. Saito. a Japanese resident Of
Boston, has applied to be made natural
lied citizen Of the United States. lie is
said to be the first Jap that has ever ap-
piled for naturalization papers.
1t is the custom Of Senator George Of Mis-
sissippi to go to bed not long after shutdown
usually between S and Q o'clock-rise ia
time for a o'clock breakfast and other
wise regulate his habits by the sun.
A youth popularity known as Baby
Bliss" Of Bloomington. Ills, weighs ASP
pounds. wears a 1879 collar. a az hat and
No. IL shoe. And yet he is good foot racer
and graceful Walter. He is 25 years old.
Paderewski has a beautiful home in Paris,
though his family consists only of son,
who is 10 years old OF this boy he is pas
sionately fond. He does not, however, take
him with him on his tours. The boy re-
mains at home with his tutor
Lieutenant Schwatka, the soldier and ex-
plorer, meeting an army officer asked him
his station. The officer replied, ''San Carlos,
A. T." Pretty hot place." said Schwatka:
was stationed there one summer myself,
and being afflicted with bad teeth all the
Filings melted"
The greatest pair of baseball cranks in
the senate are German of Maryland and
lrby Of South Carolina. Both are Old play
ers. and both won great regulations at the
game. German used to be a pitcher. and
Irby was first baseman and captain Of
team that never lost game.
When General Sherman was travelling
through New Mexico after the civil war, be
remarked 20 company of friends. II al
ways thought the Mexican war was an I'M
holy war, but now / would like TO fight
Mexico again" When asked why. he re-
piled, ITO make her take back New Mex
leo"
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NOTICE or SFALED PROPOSALS AND
~ bids for the construction of tho poniten-
lary A. Bllings Montana
Notice Is hereby gwen that tho board Of prison
commissioners - Montana Sill until hay n.
1897. fecoive sealed Proposals and bids TO con
atruot and erect the eastern state prison al Bal
Ing. Montana. upon tha lald aud a. the site
ss.ecicd by snid board. in accordance with the
plans and specificat atoms which have been hers-
toiore sdoptei by "a ro@rd Of state prIson
commissioner. which plans aud specifications
vii b on flo Al this uihot on and after April
20. 1885,.
ho party Ia whom tho contract shall b.
nWardo will 10 rsauired To- oNecuts a good aud
auhic'eat bond. 10 double tho amount % their
bid 10 perform such contract for the construct
ing ana erecting 81 "a EASTERN prison.
De board - prison commits toner's reserve
the rislt 20 ~ Get any and all bids Icing TO D
high IN price. and adveiti- q AnoW.
lids received after Nay A.. 1891. will no; 10
Comsiderei
All proposals. must b. addres Ell 'Ioari Of
rt-on Commissioners. Helena Montana. and
marked 'sea'ei TroposA.s anu ids. b. lgiving
Tho nAtna 81 the bidder.
J. 2. RfCKAHDE
Governor ani President ~ tho Board o. State
lrifuu ON niasiomers.
helens. Mout, April Q. 1894
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home we have scenery that IL not sur
passed In the world A."
Nov. my Montana friend. 10 NAV be that
you arr inclined 90 iniure yourself aud the
community At large BY pFsfenins an In
70 Tor foreign made article. OF one made a.
a distance instsad OF a superior and really
hrst-claas article aha, has home brand or
IT, II such is the case. We desire TO putTou
on the right track ~ regards fou'. without
delay OF expense. Our Saskatchewan" 10
a hard wheat -four made right hare a.
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home. lis the test hard wheat -four on
The market. IL sold BY all dsalsrs aud We
guarantee IA 10 give satisfaction or monsy
refunded. Oar Montana Bale" Is a soft
wheat nour and is withouta doubt ths best
soft wheat ilour 10 sEistspoe. Sold under
the same conditions. We lead. others fol-
low. aud the expression "Our hour IL a.
good as to'y's" is the chief stock In trade
Of eur competitors. We ae NOT transient
dealers. whose only aim is 20 make a sale
without regard for results. We q Q an es-
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as little delay as possible he arranged his
affairs and started ON bis trip After his
return to America part Of HE homouasd
journey was by the Hudson river. Az the
steamer on which he was a passenger pur-
sued lie course no this bsautifal stream.
such panorama Of ever changing beauty
met the gaze Of our traveller. a. he looked
new a, one shore. now at the other. thu, he
was alternately allied With ave. admiration
and Advertisements II have spent two
years In travel" said he hut right a.
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staacss in keeping with the old saying,
'Distsn. nelds look green" one feature
OF thls weak side OF humanity is that In
nine eases out o; ten they hnd when or
haps TOO lato that aftor all There's no
place like home"
A gentleman residing in She state OF New
70 \ Unexpectedly Inherited a large for
tune. lie had heard 50 often Of the splsn-
did scenery possessed by she Old World
that being lover Of the beautiful In ma
ture. he dotoi mined So visit Europe. With
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DEpO1 QUART EHMAsTEE's OFFICE.
- Washington. D. e.. April =. i-9L called
proposals, n tflplic ate. Will b received Al the
ouict until A. O'Clock. neon Monday. haI d.
1875. Tor tne construction ~ u superintendent =
lodge - Htunn or hrlcE. 81 the ulster baffieh~lh
huufana. hafiuuai cameforB. IN nccordancs Wif d
tta 81 me and specihcafieus therefor. which rau
- seen ur tnl tHiH uitce ur a. tho ufhcaa
The tel rthtas uuarternasfsr A. heieua.
ls"nt, fhs foef "a 'affsrmHstnr a FORT tuster
A."nt.. Hnu CO. OF uuartermastsr 81 Z. hul.
MAN. ufrrn ..t..ail foam 90 propn-ai cal
% rrN cufrd Oh ted fttns reHsrNes lhe
Hght 60 fe.frr an CO.. al proposals. nVflop r.
f"hial.tus prupushs rnuHlu b. plainly arFsi
- fopasal- Tor ursuntendsnts Iodg-" and
b addreHaei 20 sfO. a. MEskH. deputy
guarisfmn.isf ,ensrnl. a.. T. A.. Depot QuaI
fermasief, Washington IA. q.
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Independent AGENTS

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly;
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tablishsd institution. Il would not pay ne
90 make q sale that would not te aatlsiao-
tori 10 the consumer. Il TO our interest,"
70 furnish you With No. J article Of flour
and trial OF either Saskatchewan" OF
"Montsna Belle" viii dsmonsirate that No
have succeeded In doing 80. Every sack
guaranteed. Every sack alike. Your in.
terssti and GUS are Identical Merit alone
deserves success.
THE MANUFACTURERS
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VERSUS MONTANA.

We would like TO call your aiient on 20
a VERY common phase in tbs makeup Of
most men. viz; The inclination or ten
dsucy to look in the most remote place for
what they want rather than nesrer home.
The farmers son does no, see a. home
abe chances he imaeines be can see a,
distance. The young man in iowa sees
bright future for himself in some oiheF
town or city. We might eits many in
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
Notice 10 hereby given nat rnseii Il OF
", u sl"e aha-asra 70 DO Blk Chief unnel and
Hin company viii i.s held A. 49, La fiics "a
Asth1rn b arbaur. iu the cify OF IIelena
csun'l n leHls and tn-Ee an tate ~ Nom
n % talIdty
said n.eeiiug L. called for re purpose ~ cub
mitiing leo ihe ftocaLu usrs 81 shlI comp aIiy a
Tor tae pe'i.i ~ one 30 tr. uplu a roya4ty OF Dc
Per cent Of fau -mH.tsr return. Z tte ore
shipped from rsd mine tn b. paid 20 the COM
IAN. and s.so to give Lo1d L. fro Is-a.,- I,
said minis. uhtisa-lns fhs tomrany 20 EN- a.,
Sans O. said le--oHs, ur Ihelr assiet. ut.au the
"a IF enf 80 Iu o. aaid etlr't.r5 ~ 81 L.
fore tho trst dag q ebi ary I-si
J. b. hAlIAI Trustee
b. B.. con. Trustee.
. T. kAlfi.D. D. lrusfee
J. T. IDWNhEN D.. trustee
Dated ds-oHA, MolL. kareA ~ 1874
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Il would he vor while for the ladies 20
benr in mind tat ~ tier take a gentle
course 81 Ayers sa sarnrilla Ia the 81 ring.
thoT will hav. no trouble With ''prioklV
heat hives. "sti.s." ''bous" or "blaok-
heads" when summer comes. Prsssniion
- better than cure.
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On account Of parental restraint and men
who have gone wrong fundamentally also
furnish great number. Petty thieves,
gamblers and that sort Of people. contrary
10 the general opinion. form a very small
minority. New York Post.
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weight WIS tAia
ON a spot the size
Of my hand Dur
ingthe attacks,the
perspiratiou would
stand iu drops on
myiace. and was
agony for me 10
make SUFFICIENT
effort evcutO whis-
per They came
suddenly. at any
hour of the day OF
night. lasting from
thirty minutes 90
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" For Years."

saws CARRIE 4. srocKwElL. Of Chester
aeid. \. H.. II was afflicted with an
extremely severe pain in the lower part OF
the chest. The feeling was as d ton
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half a day. leaving as suddenly; but, for
several days after, I was quite pros
trated and sore. Sometimes the attacks
were almost daily then less frequent AFTER
about four years OF this suffering. l was
taken down with bilious typhoid fever and
when began 20 recover, had the worst
attack Of my old trouble ever experienced
At the first Of the fever, my mother gave
me Ayers Pills, my doctor recommending
them as being better than anything he
could prepare. continued taking these
Pills. and so great was the benefit derived
that during nearly thirty years have had
but one attack Of my former trouble, which
welded readily TO the same remedy"
AYERS PILLS
Prepared BY pr. J. C. Aver s Co, Lowell, Mass-
Every Dose, Effective
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When SOFA bur any b Ak lussry b. cure that
thol hsar The tran o. % ulIs llsrmndorf dyer. ~
llrsH gpnd- are Ware nfei fast BLACK ard fta o.
iesH Tho 80 1--WE "a ries lali lire ~ thl =
brand aud GA fafurdag rert will give hand
90 souvenir 60 oFe-F uurfhaaar - D oscrg
Viii thu comp .imonis - Z .ouis hormsdorf
Special barsains b. lsEdserehiofs At The Zee
Hive. req display al
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
z. & Wilbur Tanee Hotel. San Francisco
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MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tsbbils -. Msr chants Hstsl. 80. Paul
willard 8. DsnRis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. St Pan
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, lsHdsereiiefs At The Zee
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-07
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

No. 225.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
/ county of Los Angeles state OF California,
In the matter of the guardianship OF the
estate OF Don w. Carlton and Lillian M. Carl
ton, minors.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an
order of said court made on the Sd day of jan
uary, 1894, the undersigned guardian OF the
persons and estates of said minors, Will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder on or after
Friday, the 9th day of February, 1894, sub
iect to confirmation by said superior court, all
the right, title and interest owned by SAID
above named minors in those two certain lots
or parcels of land lying and being situate In
the county of Los Angeles, state OF California,
eight t78) and seventy-nine (79l in block A, as
shown on map of Keefer's subdivision OF lots
seventy-four (74) and seventy-hve l75) OF santa
Anita rancho, recorded in recorders once OF
Los Angeles county, state OF California, IN
book "a, page &, miscellaneous records
The interest of said minors in said two lots
or parcels of land being fee simple.
Terms and conditions OF sale
Said lots or parcels OF land to be sold sepa-
of the United States. Ten per cent OF the BID
must be paid upon acceptance OF offer, balance
upon confirmation of sale by said superior
court.
Bids of offers in writing may be made at any
time after the first publication OF this notlce
and before sale, and may be delivered person
ally to the undersigned at her place OF resi-
dence, No. 723 South Hill street, in the city OF
Los Angeles state of California.
Dated 10Th day OF January 1894
LAURA Fl. CARLTON,
Guardian of the persons and estates OF Dan W.
Carlton and Lillian NJ. Carton minors
1-24 wed st
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Burbank Building Association.

DRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, ROOMS
1 81 and SIS, Bryson block, corner Second and
Spring streets, in the city ana county OF Los
Angeles, California.
There is delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, on account OF assessment levied
on the 18th day of December, 1888, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows;
Name. certificate. shares. Amt;
Fl. p. Lantz 8 100 500
And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Directors made on the 9TH day OF
December, 1898, so many shares OF each
parcel of stock as may be necessary VIII be
sold at the office of the company, rooms 81
and So Bryson block, on the corner OF Second
and Spring streets, in the city OF Los Angeles,
California, on the 8th day OF FEBRUARY, 1884,
at 10 a. m. of such day, to pay, delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses of the sale.
II. L. MACNEIL, Secretary.
Office Burbank Building Association, rooms
81 and SO, Bryson block, corner 81 second
and Spring streets, Los Angeles, Caltornla.
lt
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General Markets.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Hops-Quiet; state,
common to choice, 15@22c; Pacific coast. 15@
DC
Copper-Dull; lake, 1915.
Lead-Firm; domestic 1925.
Unsteady; straits, $40 80 nominal; plates,
dull; spelter, firm; domestic, So. IS nominal
Coffee-Optlons opened quiet and to 10
point decline, which was checked by lowering
higher for near and far months. sales
were 5000 bags, including March, $16. 10;
April, $l6s0@1b. s5: May, .$15. 50; June,
Sugar-Raw closed firm; centrifugal, 96 test
3 3-16c; refined closed firm and in fair de-
msnd.
Muscavado, 80 test at 2 &c; fair REIN
ing, 2Ac; centrifugals, 96 test, at
316c; off A at 3Nc@3 1l-16c mould A.
TONERS A 4(dD4 3-16c; cut loaf and crushed
416@5 1-16c; powdered, 1904 9-I6c; granu.
lated, 4ls94 5-16c; cubes, 1904 9-16c; De-
marara, centrifugal, &c.
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Annual Meeting.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Y. M. G. A. ocean Park Co Will be held at the
Angeles, Cal, on Monday, February IL, 1894,
Al 3 o. M, for the election OF officers and trans
action OF such other business as may come bo-
fore the meeting CHARLES L. DAY. Prest
GEO w. PARSONS, Secretary.
Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 81, 1884 FL IN
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TUESDAY, February ., 1879

TUESDAY, February D. 1894,
Alice shafer ct con to John Kerr-Lot SO,
B Brockway ct ux to 81 Van Nuys-Lot A.,
Brockway's sub, Pasadena; 1872.
A H Smith to Mrs s Beard-Lot 3, blk A,
Smiths sub omona, 24-61; 1875.
Antonio Cuyas ct ux to Patrick ONeil-Lot 8,
blk 4, Vignes trt, 11-90; $500.
Alpine Plaster ana oe%sns s Go tS lay sS
| blk A, Mead q Dalton trt, and certain mining
| claims; $4,000.
| 6 and 8. blk "a, Long Beach; $500.
| Metropolitan Loan Assn to J Mascarel-Lot
AZ. Alanis Vineyard trt $1,000.
| LR Tilghman ct uy to II A Unruh-EL of 8
VIZ Of sWN Of sec 10, . N, R o W; $780,.
| DA Kughen ct ux to Thos Lloyd-Lots 9 and
10, blk F, w L A, 3-142; $500.
| III Names ct TX to Mrs Sharp-W 80 #
lot 10. Carey trt edd, 6-34S, and part of lot 80,
Kinney trt $1,000.
Paramount L and w Co to Frances W John
son-Lots and 4, blk 1s, Paramount Colony
Casper Forbach ct TX to Elizabeth wenger-
W acre OF land Of grantor in Sec 1, 2 3, R
Thos Kelley to Jacob Frankenield-Lots 2s2
to 2s4, blk Z, lot 800, blk D, Montana tract;
Security Loan and Trust Co to Daniel Jenu-
wein-Lot II, blk 10, Electric BY Homestead
assn tract 14-27; $50.
Sallee to Mrs Chapman-Lot 14Ox
| 145 It in DoWney Land assn tract, 2-434;
$500.
Sarah Madison to W Kemper 4, Da-
| COtan tract 1y-T1; 4lZU.
Burgess Reeve to Robert Sherer-Lot AZ
Eeeve tract; 1870.
| JOHN Farrell ct ux to Leonard Jones-Lot 6,
| Ducazau's tract; $3.50.
g Shipley ct uX to Pauline IL Leger-L0t 2,
Millar's sub Carey place; 50.
| Pratt to Belle Gibson-Lot blk @. Mo.
| reno Vineyard tract; $4,000.
| Guadeloupe Mason to Carmicle-Lot 10 blk
| 2, Mason tract, 51-33; $1,000.
| VIM Kimball to Peter Bissen-Lot %, blk
| T, Ella Hills tract; $3.50
Mining
| Mining rights and property as per mortgage,
364-123, in consideration OF release of mort
W Furrey ct ux to K Schnabel-Lot As, sub
| lot 81, blk 81 II s; $1,000.
| 8 K Locke executor will of Rachel Locke,
| to Mile Watts-5% acres fronting Grand ave-
| Lockehaven; 81.
FL Woodbury. ct ux to Brockway-Lo IL,
skilIen d Stratton subd, Pasadena; $500.
| Mollie Overtou ct con to E.A Carter-S II Of
! Sc u of ST1z sec SO, T N, Z W; $4,000.
| Same to same-W acres of NV "a of NV II
of NE 4 sec 6, T 8, r 8 W; $3.50.
Loop ct Tx to 1 w DObbins-Lot 3S,
Alpine Springs L and Co to Alfred kirk
| q OF NV 4 of NE u sec ID. N, 1 L W,
Same to spencer-swA of swA of NE 4
| Sec as above; $2100
| Same to Neal-N q of NV 4 OF SE "A
| sec IL, I as above; 5000.
Same to G L HubbardLeNw d OF SWN of NE
a SEQ 10. 7 as above; $3.50.
| same to A Fowler-S a of NE u of NE u
| sec 49, I as above; $4,000.
same to g Hubbard-NE 4 of NV Il of NE
| u sec as above; $3.50.
Same to l. Fowler-N u of NE Il of NE Il
SEQ as above; $4,000.
LA Co to A Graves 10 acres in sc 16, T 1
N, R IL W, redemption from tax sale; SIS. AZ.
SUMMARY.
Deeds. ..........-............ 81
Nominal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5
lothi. -....-.........e......... $685. AZ
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