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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-09

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
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Captain John -. G. Anderson, who has
Just died in Philadelphia. was regarded
as one Of the most skillful nayigators on
the Atlantic
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-09

Notice is hereby given that on Monday.
the 10Th day OF June. A. d. 1896, at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock II. m. OF said day, in
front Of and Mt the court house door, in
the city OF Astoria, in said county and
state, shall proceed to sell the above
described real estate at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash In United
States gold coin at time Of sale, subject
to redemption, to satisfy the warrant,
costs and all accruing costs.
tslgned) JAMES w. HARE,
Sheriff OF Clatsop County and ex-OGiclo
Tax Collector.
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All the patent medicines advertised in
this paper, together with the choicest
perfumery, and toilet articles etc, can
be bought at the lowest prices at ]. w.
Conn's drug store, opposite Occidental
Hotel. Astoria
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-09

Those who best know ex-senator Platt,
Of New York, assert that It II the ann
billion Of his life TO be secretary Of the
treasury
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-09

It's all the same, slight cold congest-
ed lungs or severe cough. One Minute
Cough Cure banishes them.
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In the Spring a young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of-DeWitt's
Little Early Rlsers, for they always
cleanse the liver purify the blood and
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Full black satin corselets are seen on
many summer costumes.
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AN ENIGMATIcAL BILL or FARE.

For dinner served on the Dining cars
OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway, will be sent to any address on
receipt OF two-cent postage stamp.
Apply TO Geo. II. Henfford. General Pas
senger Agent Old Colony Building, Chi
cago, Illinois.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-09

One swallow does not make Spring, but
one swallow Of One Minute Cough Cure
brings relief Chas Rogers
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The woman with the handsomest rings
is always the one most enthusiastic over
fancy work.
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gutlu Astnriait.
JOHN 7. LIGHTER, Editor
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postage free, TO subscribers,
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HOW OUR BANK CURRENCY MUST
De REFORMED
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NHlll'y' AuSuAt T., lot ]. Sec, 10,
r. s ~, X. 9 W.. except acres,
ms per vol 80. page ayI, OF deeds,
2I.72 acres; part OF lots & ana
9, In NE, q Sec, q, T. s ~, II.
w, 20 acres; also, begin G.ig
chs. N, OF S 10. cor. OF See. 70,
thence W. 1a chs. s. G.lO chs,
to Sec, line; w. 2i1S chs, N. 20
chs. w. chs. to W. llso OF
Sc a; N. 10 chs, II. 10 chs, N.
10 chs, to N. line or S.E. "A: II.
80 chs TO u post, =. to begin
ming, except tract ns per vol.
a. page iGi; also except NE.
u OF NE. z. as per vol 30,
page 500, OF deeds, sold to w.
c. Smith; also excepting
acres, ns per vol. 32, page %,
OF deeds. sold TO Walker, Sec.
20, T. s ~, II. o W., 50 acres;
the N. " OF NV. a of s.W.
q, and land In NV Y OF s.W.
y Sec. %. II. s N, II. o W., 40
nrraa. err lO
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Change the System.

We would like to see one thing adopt
ell by the coming Republican State
Convention That is, change in the
method of selecting chairman of the
State Central Committee.
As matters now stand, and have
stood for years, the state Central Com
mittee are practically Of no use or ser
vice as a body. They have no particu-
lar influence or authority over the
action of the Chairman They might as
well not be in existence. The Chair
man IS selected by vote Of the Con
yentlon the same as the committee,
and derives his authority and response
biIity not from the committee, but
from the Convention. The system is
productive Of political inelfeytivene8s
in two ways
/. In making a nonentity of the
Committee when they should be the
one really live working political force
OF the party.
,. In taking away from the Chair
man ali sense of close practical respons-
ibiliry for his action or lack of action.
His only master is the Convention,
which, by adiourning sine die, has gone
out Of existence Hence the
tendency is to promote Il sense of
irresponsibiIity, both in him and the
committee. There is also a tendency
TO the making Of a marty boss Of tha
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Lindblom, Charles. West 9th street 500
Lindburg, p 4, W Sd 327
Lamb, Charles A. W 9th 3i4
Lowcry. Patrick J, W End 266
LlndhOlm. Oscar, W Pad 3i6
Lake, Herman, " 9Th ISL
Lilly, Ole, W 2nd 2G5
Lynch, John. " 10Th BOB
Lang, William, W 9Th 2sS
Leader, William J. W 18th 3i3
Lynch, Patrick Jr. W 18th 323
Laili,te, III f 9th go
Larson, Charles, W 4th 24i
Lunllenheimer. Henry, W 2nd 30
Larson, Henry, W End 27f
Lynch, J, W 10th 1913
Lang, Albert, W lst 80
Lucicn, Louis, W 5rh 275
Larson, Andrew. " 9TH 3O7
Libby. 3 9TH 2o2
Lynch, Bartholomew, W 10th 300
Lynch, Thomas \. " 10th 3O3
LedouN,. Frank, W 4th I69
LenmeS John, " 1sl 224
Levine, Gust, " 18th X Stinson
Lcggatt, Thomas, " It'll 1856
Lien. Henry o, ~ 9th 2O4
Luukenhrimer, Jacob. W Sd l5S
LemcriX Joseph. W "a 30
Lowrie, William Il, " 9Th POS
Lcamou. sidney, W 9Th 10
Lcamon, Thomas, W 9Th 70
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Hanna, Robert c. West 10th Street, S3I
Hughes, George r, W 5th 265
Haugen, Gilbert " 2nd 2SS
Heathcote, Alfred II W 5th 2SS
Hayden, Clarence 9Th 2Ss
HinckIey, Albert C, 9th 321
Hagreen, William. W 4th 81
HendrY, James A, W 5th 25S
Hanniin. Timothy W Sd 24S
Henderson. James r, 4th so
Halliday, George. 5th 2s9
Hedreen, Andrew It'll 26s
Hunter, Thomas ?, W % 29i
Hannifin, John, 5th PSI
Harrison, William II, W Sd 30
Hall, Jesse, " 2nd 2SS
Hansen Matt, w I'd 2sS
Highland, John, W 9th 80
HUH, Henry c, W 9Th 279
Hubbard, r W eth 2S3
Head. d w 10th $50
Hines, Thomas, W 5th 335
Hildreth, Charles E. " 9TH 279
Hall, John VI, " 5th 279
Hankey. Herman 4th 29S
Horst. Gustaf " 18th 1872
Hoverson, Hover, W LIST 218
Hart, James, 2ud 3iS
Hudson, Reuben K, W 80 & Robertson
HolwCin. Frank. W 10th p
Hartley, Walter T, W 9th 2lS
Hare, Harlan T, W Sth 81
Hamilton, Fricdland W l1th block l2
HalvOrson, Andrew, W 1st 2lS
Halton. John " 9th I5i
HOversom Gilbert " LIST 2lS
Halderson. Henry, W 9Th and Walker
Hcdblat, Fred, W eth and Newton
Holm, Claus. W 9TH and Newton
Hawarden, Edward 18th and Walker
Hiland. John, " 9th 321
Hiland, Lawrence " Ah 321
Hatch II 9th near Walker
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Clarity, Thomas /, West 2nd Street 33i
George, Herman A, 9TH 259
Gay, Edward " 10Th pol
Gill, William N. 9TH 2S8
Clarity John p, 2nd 333
Gauvreau f T. " eth 30
GagnOn, Alexander, sth 30
GOuge, Urgelle, " 10Th 5l9
Gouge, Alexander, W 10th 3l9
GOuge. George, 10th 3l9
Grant, Francis L, W Eth 20
Garrity. Joseph II, " 2nd $50
Green, Champ, W 10th 2S3
Green, + ", W 9th $40
Gaynor, William, 9th S4l
Clarity. Thomas w md $50
Gallagher, Anthony W 9Th 2q2
Garrity, Charles +, W eth 3lg
Gay, Ralph, " 2nd 334
GagOn James, 3rd Pol
Ginlher, Joseph. W 18th 800
Graham, John, W Sth $50
Green, Harvey, 9th 279
Gustvsen. John 18th bet Newton & Stinson
Greeley, Houce r. W l2,h < Walker
Gnther, Henry, " 9th >
Glendcnning, Thomas, W 1lth 1877
GuStaf>on, Peter, 18th l3i
Getchell, II L. " 9th 50
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once more upon us and the debates in
Congress would seem to indicate that
as Senator sherman has declared, SO it
viii be, VIZ: Il feel We should aid in
securing for Cuba She same liberty we
now enjoy" We want 10 Armenia at
our doors" This Gen. WeyIer is
brute pure and simple, and his hands
stained with the blood Of dcfenseless
women and children" IF this goes on
no earthly power should prevent the
United States from going to that island,
and sweeping over it from end to end,
drive these Spanish barharians into the
sea- That's the true ring Of the pro-
per doctrine. This means, not merely
rccaoriliro the rnyo,utiorists a hellio-
erput.. but also means armed intrrycn-
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Miller. Albert. W 2d 2SS
Miller, Fred, 9Th 254
Mairand b, " ID 20
Murray. Patrick, W "a 30
NelrOse, james, " eth 53j
Murray. George. W 9th &;}3
Niche, William. " 5th 2sS
Murray, David, V eth lis
Morrison, Daniel, W "a 2sS
Major, Howard, W 10Th ;g}S
Meyer, George. " 9Th IS
Munro, 4 J, " 9Th 2Ss
Meyers, John, " 18th 2g6
Malloy, John J, W 18th 227
Merrell, Is D, W 9th 262
Mahoncy, Dan, W 18th 25S
Marccau, Arthur, " Sd Pol
Morrison, James, " 81 3l2
Mari, Hamilton, " 9TH 81
Miller, Fred; W "a 279
Madigan, John. " 9th 81
Maxim, Alphouzo \. " eth l43
Morrison, Donald W, W 4th 2l2
Willard, Allan G, W Sd 4 Nelson
Meyethe, John c, W 4th log
Morrison b George, W Adj 212
Murphy, William, " 4th K Robertson
Mathcr, James, " sd 2l6
Mills Henry, " 9Th 1874
Meyer, John, " Is 4 Walker
Meyers, Charles, W list 40
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Seventh Day of April, 1896.
4

Armstrong. Fred Yves, End street 255.
AlyoTd Thomas G. West 18th 227
Anderson. George l0Jh 800.
Anderson, Louis " End 26S
Atwe'l, William J. " 4th 333.
Arthur, William 9Th 32O.
Arthur, John 4th go.
Atkinson, Roland slh $50.
Anderson, Hans W 2nd 2SS.
Alieus, Christ " 4th 24l
Atkins, Henry N 9Th 33s.
Anderson, Henry md 279
Allard, Joe " It'll OF
Aube, Lambert 2nd so.
Anthony, William V eth and Walker
Anderson. Andrew " 18th and Stinson.
Anderson, Emil V It'll 100.
Anderson, Nestor " 1lth l59
Anderson. John " LIST 2lS
AudruS, Dewitt V Sth 20
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-14

STATE OF WISCoESIN,i
Douglas County. In cunt! court.
In the matter of determining the descent OF Ger
Tain lands in Douglas county Wisconsin, 10
the heirs ut law OF James \. Caldwell. Ht-
ceased. late of II. Claire. Blue EaTih CO.. MN
peSOta. --..
NOTICE Is hereby given. that at special term
ofthiS corr held on the 10Th day OF March, i05',
the petition of Lander G. Palmer. Of Marquette
Marquette County. Michigan, grantee at an ne
heirs ut law of said HrcCfeUt, vas HE'D III tniN
r,11rt rayiur u Judgment determining the de
scent IF certain lands in Douglas county Wis
cnusin to Frances ". Oiucy, formerly FRANCES
W Caldwell widow of de. cuNcd, George Ii.
CaIds ell son Eleanor ". Nichols. daughter
charlotte G. F0otucr daughter, all of 81 tiaITe
BIue Earth Co. Mimi. and Eliza b. Green,
daughter of Duluth. Il. Louis county. NihN,-
sofa they being all the heirs n law OF James y
Caldwell. deceased. =
That. pursuant 20 an order made herein AZ q
special term Of This court, held ON the inlH ga!
of March 1896. the said petition Will be heard az
Il special term OF This court L. I've held on the -0i
day Of April. 1896. ui % clock in tie forenoon q"
that day IN he office of the county judge, nj
the court house i'm the city Of superior, Douglas
county Wisconsin.
That the lands i'm respect TO vhlch the descent
i sought TO be determined. and by the judgment
established are situate in Douglas county. WIS
uur>iu. and are described a. follows:
The undivided one sixteenth part OF the H'TIh-
west quarter of section No. Two Cd IN township
No. Forty eight Is north. OF range No. Thirteen
ll.0 west subject to a sheriff ; deed 10 SAID pcu-
Dated this 18th day OF March 1856.
BY the Court,
IN Is IS county Judge
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Swanson CHS w.ostaI s5roo. o.
s,bust.- A., ~, N.
c,o,.,.o, rr.rr, = ~ $50
Sc,rIo, I,h, = ,voI.o,s
Sa,,..r+so, St.. -, ,s-
ctr,a,s p,t-iaI. -. 81, ,s1
Sir,o,- p...- ,.s,t, 30
Scbr..cr Wiu;or, - -. =, ,oo
s,vs,- I,.o,.b -. ~ a.e
c,,,i.,. NJ, ,t.,,,
c,a'.,a ~, 80. a-a
c,,a-,,,,, =, I,..,,. - 49,, -,
$500 :, " w., .,'' -, -.
smith H.. ~ -,b ~
sidney Tor,, r..l-.,.o,.,1fr,
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ScauIon. pominick W 9th 155
Smith Charles :, 9Th -
swallow. William J, W 9Th %
swallow. Joshua. 3rd 162
Swanson, Charles : W 1th 81
SciyerSon. ole, " 1>t 2iS
Stone. William. 2ni and Stinson
Shaiicr. John " Ist $50
Schuster, Ernest. " 9Th Il
Storm. Peter, 4th l23
Skalp, joseph " lst and Richardson
Smith, Charles, " 7.h ti3
Schmidt. Adam, East 1tth and Robertson
Schustcr. Fred. west 9th III
Schuster, William !, W 18th 2'S
Smith. Frederick W 10Th li2
St Ongc. Edmund J " slh o
Sommers. Patrick, W S.h To-
Shepherd. John " tSt %
Strle klanG, charles, 9Th POS
sherman, Gideon : " 2nd and Baker
Shields, Perez \, 9Th -
Streeter, William Q. " 5th 2l3
Saudbc-g. Paul 4, " oh l32
Sopcr. Edward, " 9th II
Schneider, J, " 2nd 2lS
Silver, Henry Sd and Walker
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-14
TO FIRST WARD ELECTORS.
FIRST PRECINCT.
70 (ile Electors OF the First Ward
OF the City OF Superior,
Douglas County,
Wisconsin.

NOTTrE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That a Ju-
y disial and Municipal election will be
hcid Ia the Hughes building. 2G5 West Fifth
street. in said city, on the
Seventh Day of April, 1896.
between the hours Of 6 a. N. and : D. m. for
Justice OF the Supreme court in said state; a
Circuit judge for the Eleventh judicial
circuit of said state; for Mayor. Comptroller
Treasurer and two Constublcs for said city;
and for the purpose Of eIcctiug an Alderman
Supervisor and Justice Of the Peace for said
First ward of the said city of Superior.
We certify that the following is "A correct
registry Of the electors Of the First Precinct
OF said First ward in the city of Superior
Wisconsin.
Dated March 1Ith 1896
HENRY o. RRIEN,
ROBT {. HANNA
GEORGE Il. HUGHES.
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Mo-riScy. John. ives; IN street ~
Markell. SarreS. " 5jh IS
Moore> Albert. w 9TH 30
Mansfield. George II. Stinson bet 18th 4 18th
Mari, David ". " eth ~
Makow>lly. Frank W 5th 2s9
ManwGriug. = B. W I2th 2t5
&ssu- .,-r.'-r.l y - 81
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Mcmahon. Edward, west 9th street 2s9
Mcleod, Rodney, 81 81
McManuS, William, F. W 9Th 800
NJ ManlS. Edwin " 4th 200
McCombS, Walter z. W 5th Us
Mcleod, James. 9TH 500
NcDonough. George. W 81 30
Mcdonald, Alex J. W I'd 10
Mccarthy, william. 81 3G2
Mcleod, william. " 2d 24s
McIver. Duncan " 81 80
McMahan. Edward !. 9Th 266
NcNauEh;on James " 10Th &2l
McComhs. William ". W 9Th IS
McDOuouGh. John. " 81 ~
Mcbride. Thomas II ri
Mcdonald, Marcus J. w u ri
McRae. \ W. THOMPSON ave 4q7
NcDonoueh. Michael 81 "a
Mclaughlin, John " s,h SO
McThec. John " 9Th -
NcCrum. John. " 9th -
Mclean r b. W 7th I'll
NrkinnOn. William. " 9th ( breckenridge
Mclean. Robert j.. " -th I'll
NcKiunau. Vincent. " -th ~
McGafIy. Richard. v 6th -
Mclean. : \, " Sd ( Baker
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Kane, James west ID street 27I
keaOugh, Eugene II, W 4th 235
Kane, Samuel, W 9TH $50
Kennedy, Michael, " 18th 80
Kline, Leonard !. W 9Th. 25S
kauneman, William 2, " ID ri
King Thomas \. w 4th 2s3
Kramer. Nick J, W 9TH 26S
Klnlud, Benjamin, w 4th 24l
Klein. Jacob, " 5th 27j
kcaough John 7th 226
kinsley, Charles II, W 9Th 25S
Kelley, James w 81 ri
kcaough, Edward, " 9th go
King Frank II, 9TH 279
kOwalski, Andrew, W LIST near y z track
kallaba, Michael, " lst bet Baker & Newton
kingsbury. Asa, " 18th l3S
Kelly, Thomas, W 9th 80
keacher Daniel, " 6th -
kcndiziors, Frank. W 9th & Walker
kennif, Joseph +. W 9TH 1872
kansricki, John LIST Il Breckenridge
kendrick Nike, W LIST
kousch, Valentine, W ID & Walker
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Cuban Intervention.

fact that the American people desire to
zee little practical application Of the
Monroe doctrine where it can DO an OPP
pressed people some good.
All the humbuggery of the boundary
dispute between England and Ncnezu-
Ella has lost its grip on the public mind
standing as we are in the very presence
of brutal attempt to crush out every
vestiee of free aspiration in Cuba by
tho Spanish butcher Weyler.
Recognition Of the Cuban revolutions
lists as belIigcrents, has passed the SEN
ate by so unanimous vote as to indi-
cate that the final step cannot long be
delayed Of armed intervention in their
behalf.
As was truly said by Lindsay of Ken
lucky, so it is, this present rebellion
will result either in the annihlIation Of
the people of Cuba or their independ-
ence and, in a strife ike this, it would
be an arrant shame if the United States
did not interfere Here in Cuba is a
fair opportunity for this nation to prove
It's sympathy with people in revolt
against a despot, ard that sym
pathy must be shown in more prac-
teal ways than by passing wordy
resolutions Of sympathy, and at the
same time acting as a bury policeman
in preventing aid and comfort being
sent the reyoltcd province This coun-
try, twenty years ago. let a similar OPP
portunity escape it, and wasted its en-
ergy and sympathy in diplomatic notes
from our Secretary of state, Hon. Ham
ilton Fish to the prime minister of
Spain at Madrid
1t was dishwatcry show Of irving TO
keep up an appearance of sympathy,
with the real sympathy omitted, and
ended of course in the triumph Of
Spain.
Fish could only find after seven years
of bloody war in Cuba, this polite way
of threatening the Spanish despot:
Seven years Of strain on the powers
OF tia" ,s.,v"rrru,.rt, /, fuIGt III tl..,t ~.
most eNactng demands Of one govern
ment can make under any doctrine or
clam ct international obligation upon
another, have not witnessed the much
hoped for pacihcation.
The United States feels itself en-
titled TO be relieved IF this &truia.'
1t was a pitiGuI exhibition indeed, 10
have this great country complaining 50
softly and tcnderly Of its weak back.
and the ''Si,WH' upon it. \. a police
bull-do-, still, despite the strain, it
"a
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poud. James, west 2d street, oSI
H1Ud, Thomas. " "a 81
pri~con, Thomas. v 9TH ~
Iopp. Adam. w 81 $40
Dyuham. Robert :. V 9Th $50
DALEY, John, W sth -
Doi~cu, Isaac A.w iih 80
Iole. Fred \, W Ssh
Dole, Asher, " eth 2&8
pe,aire, Louis, 81 20
lanic.~ou, Ole. " % IS
Uuw. sam, " lSt -
Dickinson, William T. W 10Th SIS
belong, Albert X, 5th 2.9
Iupp. Ernest, 81 300
Naauam Walker, " 4th 81
pa.y. Oswald. 10Th 81
I'ictmansou. Dietrich, W 18th ia
D1gr Hermann, " 9Th lIS
Davis, Edward 7, " I2th * Robertson
ptmc?ec. Leyaut, " 9th 81
Darn, Edward. " : n 2lS
Dam, FriedIaud Il " nth block IL
Douulds, William 4. " 9th IS
Dun>hyarh. Robert. llth l4S
paushya,h. John. " ll,h H5
Ha1ohue JohuJ. - IN ~
H.yerS, James, " 4ta IS
nuren Ly>ught. " 18th
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tournoyer, Geo s " ith 27S
Colbeck. Fred ", " 4lh 3iS
Croncmil.cr, Fred. " 7ih so
'hrletnpherSon, Carsten. " 4th 323
Corron, Frank, " 1th 2GS
CatIn, Charles l., " 9th 81
Cook, b 3, W 9Th IS
Collins, John or. " 81 Sl9
Clark, James b, " 9TH 279
Collins, John Jr, W 2d 27s
Cnnwcll, William, " 81 30
Clark, Jason =. " 81 226
Callahan, Neil. v "a 80
Couruoyer, Vincent, W 9Th Us
Carlson, : J. " 9th 800
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Newton, Harry W, west 81 street, 292
Newton, Albert. foot Of Becker aye
Nye, Ray J, " 9Th rs
Ncvelle, Richard, W oh SIC
Newton, Louis d, " Sd 29j
Nugent, John, " 9Th 800
Newton, Charles ", " 81 20
Nolan, Dennis, W LIST Sd
Nelson, Emil, W 9th 3DO
Nelson, Andrew. " 9Th %
Nelson, Peter, " 9th 800
Mobiles, George i, W 9TH, $50
Newton, Herbert W, W 81 292
Nolan, Frank, " lst 81
Nordman, Ole, W 2d 3iS
Messy. William b, " 9th $40
NOrdman, Charles, W Sd 3iS
NobCTt, Robert, W 9TH 50
Nelson, Gust, W 9TH 129
Newberg, Andrew G, " Sth 20
Nolan L l., W 4th ll6
Nelson, Peter W Sth us
Nixon, Robert, W Sth 2lS
Needs. William Jr, W ID, S
Nelson. Ole, W 18th us
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Ingram. Edward D West -th street pa
J
Johnson, Gus, West End street rs
Jasperson, Andrew, end 2SS
Jarvis, John, 4th 3O9
loyal. AmaSn, W sth 296
Johnson, Olaf W 9th 35l
Johnson, Charles, W 9th 800
johnson, Gust W 18th PAL
Johnson, John f, W 4th 2i1
Jones, I Il, W 7th 275
Johns, William W Sth 242
johnson. Carl W Sd 312
Johnson Marcus 9th and Walker
Johnson, August, W 4th 30
Johnson. Gust, W Sd POS
Jacobs. Peter. nth
Jackson, Alex. W sth 1iS
Josie, William, W 9TH and Walker
Jackson. ole LIST 21S
Johnson. Swan ] " 18th and Stinson
Johnson, Sanford, " 18th and Walker
Johnson, Joel, W 9TH and Newton.
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Otis, Edmund K. W 5tb 20
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O'Brien, Henry, W 4lh 257
Olson, Sieycrt. W "a 265
OrliCk, Josephus, W It'll 26l
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Ogg, Arthur, W 9Th 21S
OLeary. James, 9th 81
Osborne, J ID W 9th $50
OPperud, Martin. W 2ud SIS
Olsen, Thomas, W End 2SS
Olson, Peter, 81 329
O'COnncll, Daniel W. W 7th lG5
Oliver II ). " 9th 81
Owen, Walter c, W ith 154
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Oakes. Charles A. w 18th and Baker
Orthman. Fred ", Sth and Walker
Olson, Ncls. " Sth $50
O DOnncll, 7 J, 4th and Robertson
O'Melley, James c, W 18th Sc
OLcdry, John, 9th 80
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Verweyst. Martin. Sd 227
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Vollmcr, Eustacc W 18th 2t4
Nrecland, James | W Eth 23l
Vreeland, William \, W 7th 23l
VIngcs, Martin 0, W 81 go
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Berg, Andrew 2nd 21I
Black, Abraham 3 W eth 2iS
Burrichter, George, L LIST 80.
Banks. Edward b, w 1lth 2sS
Butler, II 5. W 10th 273
BOntiCue Charles y. W eth 800
Beaudette, Charles y, W 9th 256
Baker, James W 9th 90
Biahof, J Fred, " 9Th $40
Brooks, George /, " 4rh 300
Bcckman, Charles. W 18th 3g5
Bennett, John, W It'll 303
Bracl,, Saunders " 9th 273
Rouchey, Edward, " 2nd 226
pardon, James, W 9Th 222
Booth, Franklin, " 9TH 295
Barnett. Lewis c W 18th 25S
Butler, George b, 9TH 2SS
Butler. John J, " 2nd PA
Buch Albert. LIST 322
Bishoff, George W, 81 80
Brown. John J. 81 3I2
Barrett, William P, " 7th 254
Bergen, John, W Sd 27I
Bowers, NOrmaltS, W 5th 2i6
Butler, James, W 10th 273
Baldwin. w b, W 9Th 3o7
Burrill, Edward, " 7th 20
BriIlingcr, Joseph. " Sth So
buchanan, Edward, 4th & Walker
Busch. William t, " It'll 40
Bernard, Joseph, " 9th II
BishoE, August L, W 9th ia
Bernard, Antoine, 9th II
Bcrglund, Andrew, W 9th &c
Bcckwitch, William, 9th 50
Behlan, Walter c, v End lis
Backstrom, Anthony, lst 2lS
Branlcy, Matt, nth and Walker
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Bardon, John \, W 9Th %
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