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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

LONDON, Jan. S-A dispatch received
from Cape Town this evening, dated
Jan. !, says it is reported at Pretoria
that the Transvaa government demands
the banisbment of Cecil Rhodes, ex-
premier Of Cape Colony, and DR.. jamie
con from Africa, and that al enormous
fine is also demanded from the British
Chartered company 1t is supposed
here that this may refer to the s2,5O0,-
OOO indemnity which, according to dis
patch from Berlin, fha Transvaal govern.
ment vii. demand Of Great Britain.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
Republicans in the Saddle.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. S-tor the first time
in its history this state has republican
governor, elected and inaugurated as a
republican, and for the first time since
the war the adminietrati of public af,
fairs is in tho hands of a legislature
which is not affiliated with the demo
cratic party.
At noon today Chief Justice Robinson
Of the court of appeals, in the presence
of both houses OF the assembly, admins
tered the oath of Office prescribed by the
Legislature 10 Lloyd LoWudes of Ale,
gNapy
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

DENVER, Jan. S.-A dispatch from
Cripple Creek says: A terrible explo-
sion occurred today in the Tinzey Win
sey mine Of the Seven Hills company,
hundred yards above the c. O. d..
mine. a large quantity of giant powder
exploded. }. j. Latfan and a man named
Corbin were killed.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

LONDON, Jan. S.-A dispatch received
here from Krugersdorir. Transyaal, dated
Jan 3, says that Dr. Jameson narrowly
escaped being enot in the market place
by inCensed Beers aud that he Was saved
10y the commandant, who threatened to
shoot the first man who raised rifle.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

MADISON. Wis, Jan. S.-Governor
Cpham has decided to call a special ses-
sion of the Legislature to rcapportion
the legislative districts Of the state ac-
cording to the last census. The date
has not been finally determined on, but
it will probably Tuesday, February IS.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

New loRK, Jan. 8.-Judge Lacombe
granted motion today 10 dismiss the
suit brought by the Prescott and Ari.
iona Central railroad against the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad com
pany for s. 250,OOO damages
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

MILwAUKEE, Jan. S.--The end of the
Northern Pacific squabble is fast ap
preaching and in few days all the
trouble and disagreement between the
factions will be q matter of the past. II
is asserted or authority that cannot be
doubted or disputed and on which the
utmest confidence can be placed that an
agreement of settlement has been
reached which is satisfactory TO all con-
cerned; and, more than this, 4 settle
ment that will put an end to the petty
squabblee and joalousies which thus far
have h en enc Of the characteretics of
tho Tt, e,eivershjps and which primarily
gave rise to the almost unheardof com
pications now considered eetiled
The road will continue iu the hands
Of the receivers The question OF jurie-
diction is settled SO far as the Northern
Pacific is concerned and the digni'ies of
all OF the courts will be fully upheld
What the basis of settlement is cannot
be learned at present, but that it is ey-
traordinary Is certain, establishing prec-
edents entirely new and quite outside
the usual practice in receiverships. One
OF the "minor details' is said to be the
placing of the receivarshipe in charge of
the United States supreme court under
the control and direction Of five Justices
who preside over the jurisdictions
through which the line extenda. These
Justices are:
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller,
Justice John M. Harlan, Seventh dis
trict; Justice David j. Brewer, Eighth
district: Justice Stephen j. Field, Ninth
district: Justice Rufus w. Pcckham,
Second district
The agreement was reached some time
ago, and the details perfected at meet
ing held in New York city last week.
All the parties Interested are fully ac-
quainted with the details, but prefer to
say nothing about it until the matter
comes out through the court.
There have been Tumors Of latc from
points all along the line as to the courts
taking action to put an end to the di-
vcrsificd rccciyerships, but twill be seen
that they were given out without au
thority and are without foundation. OF
course, the agreement would be incom.
plete if it did not do away with the pres
cnt quadruple rcceivcrships, and SO the
is plausible that there will
be but single recciyership for the en-
tire line. This will call for the resigna
TONS Of the present receivers all along
the line. 1t is said the new receivers
have been selected, or, rather. the par
ties the factions would like to have ap-
pointed have been nominated.
When the supreme court takes action,
Or whatever court the parties have
chosen in which to present the matter
Lhe full detail Of tha agreement, that e,
so far as it is necessary TO present them
TO the court, may be learned Until that
timo the parties will say no'hlpg. The
fact that the United States supreme
court ia to take the matter ia charge, a.
though the parties interested are wont t.
ook upon il as one Of the minor de-
.ails.' will be huge surprise to attor-
leys as being wholly outside Of the reg
llar practice of the court, and unpre-
in tho history of receiverships.
1t is probable, however, that the ST.
oreme court will not undertake active
Jurisdiction, but will delegate that duty
10 one or more courts along the line.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

WAsHHGToN, Jan. 9.--E. b. Wight,
correspondent OF the Chicago Inter
Ocean, and prominent generally, died to-
day Of Leart failure
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

WAaHlNGToN, Jan. THE senate to-
day confirmed the following postmasters
in Montana: W. +. Dowell, at Missoula:
j. II, Bradley, at Hamilton; S. F. Bowie,
at PIiipsburg.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 9.--Bowcll will re-
tain the premiership temporarily, mean
while Tuppor will Join the Bowel cabi
net and later Bowel will resign in his
favor.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
To Handle Mails.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9,--Ihe president
has nominated Oryin j. Rca, postmaster
at Tracy, MINI.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
majority Of the senate. Both demo
cratic and republican anti silver men are
now making an effort TO see if these four
votes can be obtained
WAGES OF FILIBUSTERING.

Londoa Report that Dr. Jameson Will
Il shot.
LONDON. Jan. Sit is reported here
this afternoon that DR.. Jameson has
been sentenced by the judges at Preto-
ria to be shot. A similar report was cir
cuated Saturday last.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

The train arrived in Great Falls about
3:3o p. ~. and the wounded man WAS
taken in the ambulance to the Column
bus hospital, a medical examination
soon revealed the fact that there was no
hope for the patient, rs he was badly
crushed and injured internally, and he
died short time afterward.
The relatives Of the deceased live in
Butte and telegram Wa sent them no
Trying them Of The sad affair. and re-
ply received last night to the effect that
brother Of the deceased would be bere
on the next train aud take charge OF the
body.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
4 FATAL ACCIDENT.
Martin Caikins Crushed Under Failing
Coal at Belt.
final proc


Special to The Tribute.
BELT, Mont, Jan. "A mass of coal
fell in No. = mine here this forenoon at
l0:30 and crushed Martin Calkine. He
was started for Columbus hospital on a
freight train which lefy here at . o. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-07
PORTSMOUTH NEWS

On motion: the Public Property Com
mittee was instructed to find n voting
riace for the Fifth Ward.
On motion. the City Surveyor was in
structed to prepare u plat for Oak Grove
Cemetery. so that all the owners of lots
can he ascertained.
MT. a. Davis Reed moved that the
matter OF DIR. Cars eligibility to fill
Ire office of Physician to the. Poor be
referred to the City Attorney to ascer-
am II ne is under the act of the Legis-
!2turc. Motion lost
Mr.. Williams moved that 81 commit
zee OF three he appointed TO wait upon
me Government authorities and ascer-
I'm IL gate cannot be cut OH the west
Is de of the Hospital Park leading into
N;iFaI Fark' 1t was seconded and adopt
80 and the chair appointed Messrs.
E:liiams. Reed and Crimson as u COM
miitee.
Mr.. Montague moved that the Sea-
&oard Air Line be required to place
SAFETY gates on the corner of Green
-lfeet and Race avenue, and also to
lace a light corner of Washington
street ana Race avenue. 1t was second
I'd and adopted.
MIR, Reed moved that the Street Com
mittae be instructed to take the matter
os The street and report upon the same
- the next meeting. Adopted.
MIR. Green called attention to certain
Lights that are improperly lighted and
asked that the same be looked after
ON motion. il was referred TO the Com
mittee on Lamps and Gas.
MIR. Crimson moved that the Street
Committee consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
appiving TO the court to have their
privileges removed unless they comply
with the orders of the Council. 1t was
=-conded and adopted
On motion. adjourned
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Ii You RoHitiyclY

knew and was ti.o.ougilly convinccd
that YOU could buy one remedy that
would replace all tho old sticky. greasy
liniments. parcsoric. Bateman's drops,
Jamaica Ginger. camphor. Godrrey's
cordial and such like, we believe you
would gladly ray two or three de,iars
for Il bottle. We'll. such a remedy has
been discovered. but II only costs a5c. u
bottle Lightning Hot Drops is the
sovereign remedy for all kinds of pain.
external and internal. rheumatism and
neuralgia. cramps, cholera morbus.
diarrhoca, summer complaint. wind on
the stomach. INDIGESTION and ali line
ailments. ara we tell you upon our
honor chat I.irh,nine. Hot pTops will
give instant relief in all such affections
when used a. directed. 1t is Important
that tho directions be carefully oh
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BISHOP KEANE's WITHDRAWAL.
heasons For His Retirement From
the Catholic Uniyersit,.

Bishop Keane makes the following
statement regarding his withdrawal
i rom me Catholic University of Amer
lea at Washnston:
Since my Withdrawal from the rec
torship of the Catholic University or
america will probably be regarded hv
a considerable portion OF the Amerlc1 n
puoiic as Il matter OF some interest to
.ne m. ana since unauthorized state
iiiehts are apt 10 be misleading, I deem
II my duty TO state briefly and clearly
In the facts OF the case.
On September 2Sth received
through his Eminence Carlinal Gibbons
letter from our Holy Father Leo
lation. -
To our Venerable Brother, John Jo-
seph Ksane. Bishop of Ajasso:
Venerable Brother, Health and
Apostolic Benediction: 1t is Customary
enat tney who are appointed to preside
hold the Office In perpetu.ty. This Gus
tom has grown up through wise rca-
sons. and the Roman pont.ffs have
ever been careful that 1t should be I'D
hered to-.
Since. therefore, venerable brother
you have now presided for several
years over the university al Washing
ton. In the frs: esta bliShment and sub
sequent development OF which You have
shown laudable zeal and diligence it
H.
toned custom should not X. departed
from. and that another, who's name Is
20 be proposed To US by The Dish, ps
should be appointed to succeed YOU in
this honorable position. In order. how
ever. thai IN your resigning this Office
due regard may be had to your person
and your dignity. we have determined
10 elevate you 10 the rank OF area
bishop.
Being solicitious for your future
welfare, We Lave It 10 your own free
choice either to remain i'm your own
country, or, If YOU prefer it, to come 10
Rome. If you choose the former we
will destinc for You SOM arch episcopal
seciby vote of the bishops of the, Cnited
states. If you prefer the latter we
shall welcome yolt most lovingly1; ana
VIII place you among tine cnnsultori of
the congregation OF studies and the
congregation of the propaganda. i'm both
of which you could do much for the
interests Of religion in the United
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ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
Crnxed With Drink Peter Bryan At
ten,pss the Life or MIR. Sullivan.

Monday night a man named Peter
Efyron went out in the suburbs at Rip
leVS bar. got Il drink and tried to raise
n row. y double call was blown. which
was answered by officer Calvert. and
+hen he arrived there he saw no dis
.1rbance. but was requested to take
Bvron away. This he started to do
when two marines came up and said if
the officer would allow them they would
:nke him in the yard. Consent was
.tvsn, ana the men started Off with
byron. but when he got near the west
gate lie tried TO go in MIR. Sulivan's.
oar. Mr.. Sullivan objected, saying he
Cd rot want any drunken men in his
:'1ce With this the marine made q
lnH@e ut him with Il knife and would
nav" struck him in the face but for
another gentleman throwing his arm up
and wardinG of the blow. and iM doing
so was badly cut across the hand by
the marine. who made the second lungc.
ana was Knocked down with an Indian
club which daZed him for the time
fie then left ana nothing more was
thought Of him. sut in about a half
hour he came back rushed into the bar
ike wild man. yelling: IL am n
Yankee and can lick any Rebel s."
- the same time making wipe with
sis Enife at Mr.. Sullivan, who again
Knocked him down. The man was des-
pefa'e and was bent on numbering some
one. y call was blown and Officers Cal
vert and Hoofnacle answered the sum
mons ana succeeded in taking the man
away before he did more serious dam
ace He was locked up for the night
and Yesterday had n hearing before
Mayor Baird. who. after hearing the
evidence. asked Byron if he had any
thing 10 say. to which he replied no. He
was then fined $40 and was given six
':'2nths in iail. The man has only been
N the barracks for shor. while and
::as considered a bad man. Mr.. Sulli-
-, tDllt,. a. lltSinnSS *. Of Ia,
most ORDERLY in the city. His father
';6pI II for twenty or more years and
never had a row there and the sons have
kept up the good name, and there would
nav" been no occasion for the row had
net the man been mad with drink and
ready for Il row with any one. Mr. Sui
Ivan saws these men do not trade with
him aud he don't want their patronage.
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Navyyard notes.

Naval Constructor A. w. Sthhl, u. 5.
N. left Yesterday morning for Hampton
Roads for duty In connection with the
battleship Massachusetts. During his
absence Assistant Naval Constructor D..
c. Nutting will be In charge OF the
construction department.
Steam tug No. &. building for the
navYvard. League Island, Pa. has
about three fourths of her outside plat
Ing on.
2cpairs to the Wuhncta are nearly
COMPLETED.
w. Il. Wilbur. ]. II. Mountcastle and
James II. Richardson went on duty yes
terdav as ship-keepers on board the
Fortune.
The United States tug Leyden left the
ward Yesterday afternoon and proceeded
to the torpedo station at Newport, r. l..
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Stockholders Orann,ze

The subscribers to the capital stock
of the Primers Point Land COMPANY
rset Monday at the Clerks office of the
Norfolk County Circuit Court and eff
fected an organization with the follow
ing officers:
President. II. L. Maynard: Vice-Presi-
dent.A. L. Butt: Secretary and Treas
nrer John l.. Watson: ATTORNEY, Thee
dore !. Wool: Board Of Directors.
Aiessrs. l.. l.. Lash. o, l.. Williams, w
s. Hart ana l.. j. Lyons.
The stockholders directed that the
p:1nertv recently purchased be at once
-'iid FOR and that the property be put
- nrcDcr condition for the market. The
comnanv has purchased the Cotton
tract at Primers Point. containing 275
building lots. and as property is ad-
vancing very rapidly. it IL fair 10 pre-
SHINE that they have made most ex-
cellent Investment
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IN BERKLEY.

Mrs. Duvall and daughter Miss Sue.
who have been on a visit 10 Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. Ottley, have returned 10 their
home in Washington. ID. c.
Miss Mary Thruston, the popula- cio-
cution teacher of the Berkeley Military
INSTITUTE, has returned from New York.
NESS Mamie Crane, of Bath. who has
been visiting her brother in South Nor
folk, has returned home
A white man was fined 81 and costs
IN the Mayors Court yesterday morning
for being drunk
Mr.. John Il. Floyd. of Bell Haven.
n.a:rern Snore. Va, is visiting his broth
The Bryan and Sewall Club met last
night at West Hall.
Mrs. Il. G. Biiisoly is quite sick at her
home on Chestnut street.
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Lieutenant Mnhoney,s Sentence.

Acting Secretary McAdoo has approx
ed the proceedings, findings and SEN
tence OF the general court-martial In
the case of First Lieut.. james L. Ma
honey, United States Marine Corps, sta
toned at the Brooklyn navy-yard. The
charges i'll this case were scandalous
conduct, tending to the destruction of
good morals. absence without leave and
drunkenness. The accused pleaded not
guilty to the first charge and guilty
without intent" to the other two
charses. The court found him guilty CT
the first and third charges and SEN
fenced him ITO lose onc-half of his pres
ent pay for the period of one wear.
amounting to Sl.05o; TO lose two mum
bers in his grade, and TO be publicly
reprimanded by the Secretary Of the
Navy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-07

MIS-. Martha Elizabeth relici of the
laie Captain Robert Thomas, died at
$40 n. III. yesterday al the esidence of
her sJn-in-law, Mr.. John G. Summers,
81. Fourth street. aged 81 years
The deceased was the second daugh-
ter OF Captain Frank Jarvis. who won
fame ana distinction as q gallant soldier
.. ;he way OF 1872
Mis-. Thomas has been living with
he: daughter FOR the past thirty years.
she WAS beloved by all who knew her,
Kind and gentle and above adj a con-
.stent Christian. She passed away
possessing the hope Of glorious rest
heNGnd this world of bitter sorrow and
2iiiiction. She leaves a daughter. Mrs
John G. Summers. ana son. Mr.. sam
mel Thomas. who s now in Pinllard
Ma. besides a sister. who Il well ad-
Nanced in years, and number of grand
Children.
iitr funeral Will take place from the
residence this afternoon at o'clock.
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. y. G., oct. 6.-(Spa-
ciaD-The Bryan and SlHalls Club held
its fist meeting last night a. the Opera
House. Mr. Il. J.. Lamb, ESD. who was
TO address them. save way 10 Hon
w. II. Lucas, who gave q Very Interest,"
ing talk. The club VIII continue 10 hold
It's meetings every ngb. - 1870 O'Clock.
The Blades Lumber Company. after
having been shut down 70. several day
resumed opers :i1us this morning.
Mss Annie Morgan will give Il party
10 The young people tomorrow night in
the Fifth ward.
Hon. D. L. Russell arrived on :hc
lii5 train to-day. he spoke at the
courthouse this afternoon at half past
o'clock
The Republicans viii hold their cor
renion to-day ard elcct their repre-
scnta;.Vcs.
There has been another clu6 Organ
.Zad in the F.i:h Ward uaGs. ;nc leader
ship Of Nathan walker. Mr.. Walter or
ganizcd 4 club las; year. and again he
has been the ins;!El;or nd p! lno:er az
securing a large club, which will pay
due respects 10 The Hon. W. j. Bryan
and free silvcr
Hotel y l.ne.gn IN closed Thcr= VIII
be d sale uf - furniture on ne 18TH OF
Or:oueg, when il is though. tEat VI,
IS. y Speight, .ns! adj Of Mr. Gl.cc. a.
hers .o:urc stated. will ,iie charge.
Mis- ai.g2." fili and MIS- Sails Pe.-
~ arrived last nigh; ON the G:l5 .aia
from HIi.!mo.c. nhcIe they have b..
spending several weeks.
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states. In this latter ease we would
also assign YOU a suitablr revenue for
your honorable maintenance.
Conhdently trusting. yeuerlbl,.
brother. that you viii accept this. our
administrative act. with hearty good
viii. we most lov!nsly bestow mp9f Won
the apostolic beneiiction, us i pledgr
or our paternal affection.
Given ut Rome. form 81 Pctsr's,
TINS 15tn day Of September 1895. in The
nineteenth year of our pomi;licats.
Continuing. Bishop Keanc says thet
ne at once mailed lis wiihd:awg! :, the
Pope ana while his heart had been
wrapped up III the work he was doing
In Washington FOR the education of the
youth of America, he had long felt that
his duties were beyond his strength.
He will take 4 long rest Oh the Pacific
coast
Bishop Keanc is native OF Ireland.
but came TO TIM; country when very
young. He is in his ffty-sevonth year.
and Is man OF dgntied presence ana
gracious bearing. AS strong advo-
cate OF Temperance he enjoys an inter
national reputation. and also has re-
ceived the compliment OF being the first
president of Il catholic college ever in
vitod TO lecture in Harvard.
For many years he was assistant pas
tor of St. Patrick's Church. Washing
the Sec of Richmond. This position
he resigned after ten years to become
the rector OF the Catholic University.
Bishop Spaulding. Of Peoria. ILL.,. and
Bishop Hartmann. OF Cleveland. Ohio,
are spoken of as possible successors TO
Bishop kcanc The former is q cousin
of the Misses Caldwell. wins gave $780,
coo 10 found the new university, ana
is administrator of their immense es-
tate. 1t was through mis- efforts that
the money was given to the institution.
At present Bishop Spauding is in Eu-
rope attending 10 the arCaus OF the
lately whiowed Baroness Won Gednitz,
formerly Miss Caldwell.
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building Permits Cran.cd.

CITY Surveyor Bascom Sykes has is
sued the following permits to build dur
ing September: l.. y. Gary. in River
view avenue. Park View; w. ]. Wilson.
In Stonewall street Park View; John
9eckwith. in Harrison street. Park
View: DR.. A. A. Bilisoly. in Fayette
street. Park View; y. D.; Etheridge, in
Linden avenue. Park View; Jewish Syn
ngogue.in High street: John r. C. Iirch-
mier. corner Holiday and Cooke streets,
Park View: Thomas Lawless, corner
Henry and Second streets: John II.
Nicely, on London strest
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Mr.. II. L. Williams has returned from
Norfolk.
Mr.. w. ler. this morning for Nor
folk TO visit relatives.

Only three survivors are left of this
EourSh OF September Governments,
Wn'ch virtually founded the French Re-
pu'llc, These are tho venerable NJ. EN-
manuel AIdgo until lately ambassador
10 SW.tGe. land, and now n Senator. and
'cheTai trnchu. who lives in lmost mon
asue reti cment At Tours. NJ Henri
'spchtiori i he third. burt his memoirs
SNOW that he was II hostile member of
ma ~ nis.lN a n&;ional dcCense, which
ineiuu"d The three julest'--Iravre,
FERRY. ana simon, with Gambetta ana
CtemieuN.
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Iisi.Nf.S.

Edon.on. ~ C., Oct tsuea.aD-
H1lrh. zine !..llc sen OF MI end .l!
jan NJ ~. died at their home 81;
lives Saturday niEht.
hon. j.. l.. NUssei! and Harry Skim =
were in town yesterday.
Hon Y. W. Mason, Democratic nolaf.
zee fo I.su,euan;-Gnver and
Hcn. loci: Craig. ciector AZ la, e
spoke al the courthouse Monday af.sr-
noon to a large audience.
NJ. y. II. Mitchell. of the ITisharii.
and Farmer, Of Elizabeth City. Il.
town in the interest OF his paper
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-07
Deeds pus OH Record,

Deeds Went on record in the Norfolk
County Court Clerks Office yesterday
conveying large tract of land at Port
Noitok To John Lloyd, trustee for the
New York Philadelphia and Norfolk
railway. The property conveyed is 81
acres by the Port Norfolk Land Com
pany. and 81 lots by j. Clarence Lane
for the total consideration OF $40. 5S7.
IT extends TO the Norfolk and Caro-
ina iahroad on the south and iuns out
to the port warden's line, and contains
LOCO fee. of water front The property
adtoins the Rodgers tract.