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40 TIE DISTRICT COURT.
MI Hoy thhpman lltli 10 II CHER
~ bnnal for Forgery.

biiiJ Floy Chapman the young
ballet danstuse will have TO face tht
dialflct court on tho forgery charge.
rho case was concluded before
Judge wensor yesterday afternoon,
when the dolonas having no testimony
TO Introduce, the court bound tho CIR
over In bonds Of 500. Being unable
to furnish the required ball, ihs de-
PENDANT was given over 10 tho custody
OF the shert Il and taken 10 the county
Jail.
Tho concluding Witnesses for tn,
prosecution were Stephen Lynch,
paying teller at McCoTnlck'a bank,
who gave expert testimony as 10 In,
handwriting on the forged check belnl
quite different 10 that on the genu int
Atwood checks, Frank l.. TALBOT, th,
Carnival Of Madrid pyroteohnial WHO
gave aimilar testimony 10 that giver
by MIR. SHERIDAN aud Chief Pfatt, VIII,
testified that on the night OF her arresl
no took specimens OF her hand writni
hud that these specimens were s0 n ~
like tho original whiting on the forge,
uueck that he accused her openly o
having done this work VA tho hope tha
he might get an admission Of guil
from heg, which, however, he did no
succeed Ia getting.
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family Temple Records.


It's Of much importance that fami.
lies who do work for their deceased
kindred la tho Temple should keep
private records OF that work. The reA.
sons for this should DO apparent to
every intelligent member OF the
Church.
The printed instructions In the
blank TtcoTit, which Hrp ON sails 81 thu
DEsEREr NEWS Office. ouabls many
OF the Saints 10 keep all accurate anu
Ineligible account OF their Temple
work, but there are otheIs 10 whom this
task 10 diiilcult, or who cannet devote
the necessary time To IL, and would
prefer having II attended TO by SEINE
competent person familiar with that
kind OF clerical labor.
Tho Genealogical Society Of Utah
proposes 10 do that Kind oil work, TOT
all those who doslro Iva services, nj
moderate changes. IL will undertak,
TO enter up, ia blank records, sytt
ically In the order Of family groups,
genealogical Information for those
who arc about 10 begin temple work
When this Ia done the sacred lsbol
eau be recorded by simply making the
entries Ia tho tpaceB under tbs Apprc,
priate headings opposite the respective
nnmea.
The society will also strAighten oul
aud put IN shape, ~ well Rs can bp,
RECORDS which have become confused
by Irregular IN thods of entry.
All thoto VINO dtaire tho services Of
the genealogical SIelely ia putting
thNlr family md iuuiyllual rannFda 4 !,
syatc malio iurm are invited 10 com.
munlcate with the secretary, John
jacques, Hislotiau's Oniee, Salt Lake
Clty. FRANKLIN ID. RICHARDS,
Pfusidont Utan Genealogical Society,
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Tho recital that will DO glyon bv
Miss Lily Leale snyder mas boun nl.
ranged for Tues Jay evening, Sent, i5
at the Graud Opera House. The en-.
leflainmeut prlmlsra muslcal lroat
such 10 salt Lake has not had Tor
months. Mics Snyder viii bs Rssinlri
by u number Oh ihe most uflmiaeg.
local aruslr. Miss snyder during hrr
Tehideuco ia salt Lake was "a zen.
eral favodte with tho public. and
II must DO remembered thst since thal
Time sue has had tho benefit of more
than lhtocyeara study under The prom.
inent Now York teacher, Goo. Sweet.
The enlhufiaem cfeatsI by Miss sny.
der when she nppuafe here four years
ago IN tue lRuttnuclu with Emma g.
phursby anu Myrln Whitney VIII bt
rememobrrd by many. 10 was then
that Myron Whitney said upon hear.
ing Mits Snyder sing, "She mas won.
deriul voice, II shs falls 10 mako her
mark In the future Il will be- bocaust
ahe lacks the opportunity Dlsiin.
guiahed eastern critics predict bril-.
liant future Tor Miss Snyder and Il g.
upon their advice tuat Niles Enyd b
goes 70 Paris % complete her studits
ids 10 tue only opportunity tho Salt
Lake public VIII haye OF hearing Miss
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WIN THEIR CERTIFICATES.
Fourteen Appl eau Tor Teachers rosi
iiuus 10 Pass.

TsSily.ono oertincales were grantes
to a. many school teachers yesterday
by tho county board Of examiner o.
this county. There were thiriy.hv'
applications received. Those who wot'
puocretful In obtaining certificates arr
Primary gradt-Eva l.. Browne
Augusta Wilschoiski, Minnie Nolscn,
Mre. Dayse Wilcox and Lizzie Harrlt'
of salt Lake, Annie ID. Pcnrson Of
Draper, Ala X. Sharp Of East Jordan
L'nDy Lyon eud Aunie BartholomeE
Of Murray, RUDY kuowlton OF kiyt'
vile.
Grammar grade--C. l. Couniryman'
Lucille Hewelt, Arthur 5sayner Jr,, A.
J.. HigRs A. &. Harrington, w, l.. I'm
cfy, Edward Auderton, Eislc a. fauAl
aud Mary 4. Cafrigan Of Salt Lake,
J. H. wilson Of Miller ana Mahome
Spencer Of Taylouville.
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Pianquotle, author of the Chirsss Of
Normandy, is writing a ballet.
Henry Guy Csrloton's now play Tor
Tue HolianuH has been named rwo
alen VI Business.
ffiibr II 10 be made into an opera
Tor CalvV. ishu can nnd some music.
ian talented enough 70 undertake tnr
work.
IL New York n new department
Store u g. have a continuous vAude.
Vile 8Dow running 10 ils building,and
al puronalefs " goods amounting to
more than 80 viii b. given Tree adj.
miselon.
Augustin Daily announces that no
will send uut no ROAD companies this
season. The Geisha will be- produced
In his theator on tno 7th OF September.
This pioco Ia extremely popular IN
London. The regular SEASON will be.
gin Ia November.
In tue third act u 81 Plunkard n
perfect working thTuuhlng machine L.
Introduced. rhu banging ana huzEinE
VI tbs machine ana the lying OF the
straw u 90 realistic that it cafries the
mind Of the auditor bhck 10 aeeneu and
Incidents Of Gays gone by.
n new Napoleon play Ia by Georges
Ohnol, the novelist and author OF " Tue
| Forge Maslef.n IL Il called "Col1nel
uc Boquebune,n and tue action tahes
place az the clUso OF the gfea. French
emperor's reign. This character IL
subordinate, however.
Madrid lheRtefH must hereafter Close
~ midnight by order Of tho military
/ governor of tne city. IL has boon
customary for some oi them 10 keep up
their performances tiil . IN the morn.
Ing. Madrid audiences demand u
great deal tor their money, Two five
act pieces anu n cuttain.Ialscr being
20 unoommon program.
II. Dlulei Fnwley'a warm reoep.
tl0na uy the patrons OF tho Columbia
Indicate that he 10 too much Of favor.
Ito " leave himself out OF the cast Of
bis future productions uuloin there Ia d
stronger fUnsln for II than = dotife ~
take tesl. His iTionds like 10 soc him
work nud combinations o. fatigue OF
hil personal desires do not seem 10 &C,
cur 10 lnem.-Muaie and DIANA.
Tue spectacular features OF an Amor.
loan Beauty, the new comic opera In
which Canary & bpdeTOr Ate 10 pre-.
cont Lillian Russell the coming season,
include circus bali, intf ducing tn
diva abaek Of uu elephant. The steed
aa,ridu Of which the songstfesa IL q
make her nfst appearance In the new
work was secured lrom q recent Arab.
ian importation.
| Anthony Hope has dTamalized hli
noVel Hall Hero, Dy way OF follow,
| lng up the lead VI FfAncis WILSON,
Aall r. king. Tho prospect Of M IN
IOhnltu elaOors lion Of thls sort o.
thing Ia appalling. Imagine theate
patrons Tayeling In Quarter OF
Queen, rwo.ihirds Of Thief, Six
elshihl Of n Saini, or Fractions OF
Freak.
The opening OF the Grand has beer
delayed uunocounlably, Tor ono wetl
fton the opening datu set, SrpttmhU
.lbi, no That the mouse viii formally
open tlr tho teas1n on September 2stb
lho.u " the company no lar know
mo Walter Edwards, George Edeson
c. IS. simpaJu aud perhaps Baki
bla.umofa VIII appear during III
opening week.
The Arper company close their en-
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- n lecturer on questions scieniifr,
iterary, moral anu tocialngicsl.
Through the Cflgrs Of y ronif e I
Bali Lakrr, ne efudite bishop hss
Teen prevailed upon TO coue fresh
from Chauiapqns Or Salt Like City
rtxt vntk and on Tnaafav evening,
September s, will give the most famous
Of nis leoturep, Tom and his T,Rchers,
az the F.Tst Methodist church. IL Il
On npuniiuuity not 60 be- niaef.
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0ORlrU
a.sa'''-
222 224 MAIN STREET
Grand September Sale of
New Fall Dress Goods
Better Goods for Less Money Than Anywhere Else
That's the Way We Propose do Business.
New Dress Goods.

Our buyer has covered himsc with
glory this season. Such lovely labtics
and such amazingly low prices as will
asionish lou.
IS inch Novelty Suitings, new and
pretty colofsi............... .sonly doc
IS inch all wool fancy Cheviot Suit.
ings, very popular this season,
.........".........only oOc
4, inch heavy Novelty Suitings, ait
Tu'e wool In a great variety o new coli
otings only DOC
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And then ~ ahead. IL your blood
Impure, your appetite falling, you
nerves weak, you may be sure thu
Hoods and only Hood's. This 10 thf
medicine which mas the largest falss
In the world. Hood's Sarsapsrilla 10
the One True Blood Purifier.
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20 Of the famous crimson rim Syfs-
cuse bicycles, ladies' AND geui's, auc.
Toned at the store Of NJ, II Evan,
We'd esdsy, September Obj, ut 10 o. NJ.
Order Il consirnee.
X. A. ANpREws. Auciioneer.
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rOM AND HIS TEACHERS.
hsu.p Nluc'u', tn lannon's Chauiau
a 10 b. Heard Ia salt Lake.

he Chautauqua Scientific aul Lit.
crazy Circle ~ known wherever the
tongue Of tha Anglo,sax u Ia used. Il
originated about 1878 at ChAulauquA
Lah,, Now Yok, and has graduated
.llee 1881 l's four year courses many
tens u Slousands Of students. It's
.uadsr aad chancellor, Blahep John
~. Vincent, Ia known as widely as IL
Tao Chaulauqua Circle and Ia In cor .
slant demand In Europe asa America
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New Muslin Gowns.

Ladies' Muslin Gowns With tucke
yoke and embroidery trimming at
DC
Ladies' Muslin Empire Gowns, en-.
broidery trimmed, at...."...............7bc
Ladies' fne Cambria Gowns, en-.
broldeTed woke, finished with hem
stitched ruin. at........."..........sS &c
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Black Dress Goods.

Our Black Goods stock Is more
complete than ever this season.
The styles pretticr and prices
much cheaper.
IS inch figured black Mohsir Jacquard
ior...... = %
IS inch figured black Dress Goods
ior'...
"a neh all wool heavy black Storm
serge ior ..................'..."... i Oc
90 inch all wool fine black Henrietta
ior,...."..,............ ..,.,s....,.,......DD =
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Outing Flannels.

Goods that are always In demand at
the rcsdiest Of selling prices.
Good quality Outing Flannel in dark
and light colored stripes, only....5c yd
Extra heavy Outing Flannel IN light
and dark eolored stripes, only"...7Hc
Verlaine Dress Goods, just the thing
for wrappers In very desirable Persian
patterns and stripes, only."...r..."lOc
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HOODS PILLS are prompt, Of
noisni, always reliable, easy TO take,
easy 10 operate.
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Special to
School Children.

Interesting to Mothers, Fathers AMI
ouardians-wherc to buy at tho
Lowest Prices.
Children's heavy ribbed Hose. IA,
black. regular isc hose. in all iires a,
''''ssssss'..ss..ss....s. ..,......... sc
Misses Derby ribbed fast black iurl
regular value ,sc. at........-.........1Ie
Our celebrated Leather Stocking ,ur
regular and last black, the stronger
hose ever made Tor boys wear. wei
worth 5sc, in all sizes ai..... .........21e
All silk Windsor Ties in plain. plaid,
stripes and pretty Persian patterns At
''''''''"''s.'s''.'s.I ..,.''...,,..,......... ne
Boys Waists in figured indigo blue,
light colored nereale and striped outiny
hannels, all sizes, only.""."... ....pOe
Childtcns ribbed Waists. sizes tor,
years, In cream, To close at .........oOc
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Boys School Suits,

The Greatest Doys' Suits In Amer.
Tea for the money
Boys all wool double breasted Choy.
lot Suits In all sizes. at..........SQ IN
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Fort Dnnrlas Concert.

Concert by the sixteenth u. 3, Ia
iau,ty banu, nj Fou Dlngias, Utah, a
$3.50 p. M, Sunday, September Oh,
1896. John +. Klein, leader
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Il was the linen oud and iho quick
thought OF the woman wh1 wore 4.
that gave ~ one Of tho rfsttlast nf Tie
iuneiul Stratus waltEel. JOhnu
Strauss AMI his vile wer, one Jay en-.
juying stroll ~ the park 90 schOuau,
when suddenly The composer oxclalm-
20; "Mp deaG / have a walia IN ny
head: quick, give inc aofap u paper
" nn old envelope. 1 must write II
down before forgoi IT," Almi After
much rummaglng OF pockets II wa.
found that neither Of them bad letter
about thcm-not even tfadeaman's
bill.
Strausa' music IL considered Hight,
bat u weighed o. heavy n lead on his
brain until he could tfausfor 10 topapoI
HE uiapHlf was pathetic. Al last q
nuppy Thought struck fflu STRAUSS.
nna nold out a snowy cun. ilu com.
poser rlutchri " eagerly, Hni iu two
minutes that oun was manuscript.
its mnie followed; ailli ne Inspiration
wHe incomplule. Strauss was frantic,
aud was about g. make u Wild dash for
I home, with the tho part oi HE WALTZ
finginEing uncertainty IN his head
ui1 own linen was limp colOfod calico
when suddunly his frau brlhout her.
cell OF her collar. and In 40 instant the
femaining bars of"rho Blue Danube"
decorated It's surface.
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The Benefit Of the Douh,--Fioh-
mans Empire stock company np'
peared for the second time during
their engagement a. the Theaier last
evening ia the above named plsy, and
fur.het established themselves 80
artists Of high Glass, which II affords
genuine lleasutc TO eco and heat
The Benefit OF tho Dlubt is plny
that gives ample opportunity 10 the
actors who gave II last uight, aud
fully sslisfpd the audience that they
had witnessed play worthy Of the
great ability po.sessed by tuch aoiofs
m Viola Allen, Ida Conquest, Wilham
Favesham, J. l.. Dodson, Robert
Edeson and the others connected with
IL. The thread Of the story told seemed
10 be followed with the most Intense
Interest; you could have heard a pin
drop In the audience during the
strong acencs, 10 Tapt was tho at.
tenllon. The story h the old onti
Jealous wi'o's imagination loads
her 10 lsuspsot her husband oi
an undue Intimacy with m.
other mans wife, which leads
to an esirangsment between two
families and finally ends In ,no divorce
court. Recouciliaiions are effected TO
no purpose for some tlnc, though The
differences arc finally adjusted. seine
delicate work was done by Viola Allen,
particularly In tho scene vhoto she e
somewhat under the influences u wine,
instead of corase maudlln scene a mosi
finished pieoe OF acting WAS givoui
thoroughly denoting tho true artist
Miss Conquest came In ior good snare
OF the hUnofr, further extending tho
good impression mado on the night be-
lore. Mi. Favetsham with his plensinT
stage appearance and manner simply
oantivaied tho audience, whilu the
ease with which Mr.. DOdHun assumed
tho old man, with his many eccen-
tficltlea, was genuinely enjoyed. Tue
olay wae 90 well received last Might
mat the announcement was made that
IL would hs renealed tonight Instead OF
uBohemie." This VIII surely meet
with favor, ard ~ will no doubt be- the
mesns OF filling the house for tonighpe
performances, which Is the last Of the
engagement.
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Msroh. our naval onioers ...... .......... Bonnel
overture, dadcncn au Der Tpuio .-urre
Ns'i3 tiasnt'iiy Wsidtrnfei
poipuurH, anadian Melodies =. iaurondeau
iiod, White aud n.uo. tfatriouc rong.l
Tho public arc cor iiaily invited.
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Evils SS p LYs
TWIN AZ TlfNntt
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Tue fffoaqeff And rur.
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With removable ma. the
contents are Muays
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male the bsf ferfunsd
lihId .oap in ~ minutes
t'iih ~ . Nihg. I'istiis
hFsf Tor CLEANSING waate
pipes, disinfectinFsints.
elotttsl eleaning paints.
botilst barrels washini
trees. and killing insects
Tor engineers aud mach.
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o. remove oil. paints, eta
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Mr.. Chauncey Olc1tps engagement
will be tho next attraction NJ thu The.
ator commencing rhuffday, heptem'
her lOtu, aud continuing Tor tue bal
aucc OF the week. No. Olcoil IL one
Of tho clever young Irish artists Of the
American stage and hV viii present
duripg his three nights engagement
hero three decidedly strong plays,
opening Thursday night with Ma
vourneen, giving The Irish Artist
Friday nigbt and closing his engage
menI with Tue MinilIel Of Glare on
Saturday night. Mt. Olc0tt IL win
ming exceptionally high praise Tor his
clever portrayal Of tho romantic IRISH
characters In Mavuufncun, The Irish
Artist aud Tho Minstrel OF Glare.
MayouTneeD, which he will present
here, recently had u phenomenal ruu
In New York City aud hf. Olcott
might have bpeu playing there stlil
had not outside contracts intoficfed
with tho rum. havOugnsen Ia a ro'
mantle tails OF hundred yoara npoi
dealing with an epoch, thAt was, 10
this county and Ireland, full oil dram.
alto interest. IL was u period that
tried mems souls, and while Ma
vOutnoen docs not depend on senaa.
tion TOT Ito chief Interest, u has many
exciting moments. Nit. Augustus
pitou has equippei his star with a
company OF unusual excellence ana
nsa placed before the public a pfoduc.
ton that, In point OF scenery and cos
tuning, hos never been oqualed la
Irish drama.
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MUSIC ANDDRAMA

snvdrr ~ she goes sh'oad immsfl.
ntoiy after her recital. Tee public
thoult also remember that Miss Bny.
der while iu Salt Lako vas over rrsdy
g. give her refvIccs 20 1u charitable
enterprise. rhore ere very lew char .
city that have nj NJ r'f tune bror
the recipients OF her couneiy. Tnis b.
the timo 90 oxrtfas AGGREGATION 90 the
singers generosity, nud the panulo
should turn uut nu mnnae ana give
Mis- 5uyior norrdihl wcic1me ~ her
recital Among those who viii atsis
Mrs Snyder nfe tho Harmony 6lpu
CLUB, Mf. Horace Ensign, Nils Ruin
Eltrgdge and Miss 1slva Snyder
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On tho Bowofy, by Robert N.
Stephens, produced by Thomas A.
Davis AMI William a. Ko1gh In nn
artistic anu magnificent manner, 10
the original aud only genuine Bowery
play before the public, steve BrodiV
tho champion bridge jumper OF thu
world, who Ia known as the "King Of
the Bowuiy" anu an admirapio cast
including incidentally n ballet Of
genuine "B0wefy Gitls," noted iugil-
ists anu other real peIsonagts from
that famous thofuugniaIe, appear only
Ia thia production. All other B9wofy
plays ate hagfant limitations. The
sesnea apd bowefy types VI Ga tho
BoweTy have been widely described
aud discussed Ia every luading journal
VI the world ana contain every thing
Of interest TO 10 iuuud IN this o1.-
tnopulis oi elteutr. tho pfeta In even
city have pronounced II tho gfcAtest
ana trusst slago picture o. Now York
low life, especially oi toe Bowery, that
nus ever bpou maize.
Tho elaborate scenery, which take
two special ears 10 Transport, ~ from
the btush oi tbs artial Jlhn IA. Houug
OF the Broadway theAter, New Iofg,
and was painted nom photographs AMI
sketches taken on tho spot. Soenua 90.
all Important points on tue B1wery aio
shown, Chatham square anu toe
BOWety 81" r0nd; both tho exterior
and interior 20 Steve Br0uiu's saloon,
where tho "Blwofy KlugD roigus;
East River by night; anu Two scenes OF
the Brooklyn Bridge that have mover
been cqualltd Ia stage Presentation.
This great shog with 10 remarkable
company will appear M tlit city before
long. On the Bowery is n recognized
attraction anu pfOvel cvery whero The
last two Sessions 10 be- tho rrluipai
monetary success aud ter1aiiou on ,hu
road.
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Silk Department

Nov ou,shines itself Novel effects in
new designs, 10 elegant black and col.
ors at surprisingly low prices
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-17

Forepaugh's Division A Addition to st. Paul.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description. Lot. Block. S cts
Peter Schlieman lex 10 #
to oit,, IN
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Assessment District No. 8, City of St.
Paul-Coutinued.


st hnsI Subdivision Of Block q of stinson.
brown and Ramsey's Addition to st. Paul.
Name Of Owner and Penaifv
Description. I,ot. tets
9. do lex W 40 it Of So. SO and 81 1886
Stinson, Brown and Ramsey's Addition to St.
Taxes and
1>anis OF owner and Penalty.
DescrIpcon Lot. Block. lets
Randolph and Vurd sts
tn ILL., IT: tn 40 tt:
IN liz It; tn Q to beg. IA 40 400
Clarks Addition to st. Paul
Taxes and
Description Lot Block cts
City Of st Paul and On
do - Is and IA $50
Chute Bros Division No. u Addition to St.
Name of Owner and Penalty it.
Description. Lot cts
R Beard Of R 5dssstloe T. - i and & i7ss
Lofts Out Lots Addition to st. Paul.
Name of Owner and i esasi asa
Description. Lot. Block. sets
Board OF Education
. l, 2. and 2 1870
Auerbach and Hands Addition to st. Paul.
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot. Block efs
City OF st Paul. ......4 and5 4s 1912
Board OF Education. IA to 9 50 S0.S8
Gotzian's Rearrangement Of Segel's Addition
to st. Paul
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description Lot. Block cts
Board of Education
8. 4. s, 6. and 8 1 $500
Ger Evang Zion Congreg. W
l2o II or. .-..........6 and
Lewis Second Addition to ST. Paul
Taxes and
Name Of Owner and Penalty
Description Lot Block cts
First Nor Dan Church,
1 and 2 7 57S
City Of st Paul Park. ~ Ii 1887
Z. Wetde's Rearrangement and Addition to
Parsts Out Lots Addition to ST. Paul
Taxes and
Name Of Owner and Penalty
Description. Lot Block S cts
First Ger Baptist Church. Ia 2 40
Lockwood's Addition to st. Paul.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description. Block. s cts
City of st Paul ...1 I35I
Gray's Addition to McKenty's Out Lots Adj
RI Do,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-17
midi, n 40 # of Its 4,
8 and {
Scheffer's Addition to st. Paul
lch's Addition to st. Paul

Name Of Owner and
Description. Lot.
G J Struck ct al. 8
Leonard Ayd. com G at Sc cor of
1t 8; tn nw'ly $50 # to nelly cor
said 1t 8; tn along s line Of 1t
27 100 TT; tn at an angle of
IS deg to the right it to se'ly
cor of 1t, Ayd's brick blk; tn
se'ly GA $40 it to place of beg...
Beck and breckenridge Addition to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-17
Assessment District No. 8, City Of St.
Paul-COntinued.
Taxes and

Dawson and Smiths Subdivision of Block IL,
Stlnson. Brown and Ramsey's Addition to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-17
Cedar Park Addition to St. Pam.

Dittman's Subdivision of Lot 15 of the subdi-
vision of the East u of the Southwest "
Of Section 20. Town 20, Range o.