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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-08
VERY HIGH VALUES.
Recent Strike On the Red MoantaiD
Proves . RecOrd.Dreaker.


Proves . RecOrd-DreakeF.
The Red Mountain mine ID an honor to
the mountain from which It il named and
on Which It holds such = conspicuous po-
sit.on. says the Rosxsand Miner. Last
week the Miner called attention to rich
body OF ore which had been opened on the
north ledge for a distance OF 100 feet. The
clean ore at that time appeared to be
but about 10 inches wide Since that time
IL has widened 10 fully two and q half
feet, while the ledge itself appears TO be
about five feet wide. A number OF as
says have been made since last week
Five made On Wednesday ran as follows:
NO. /. ISIS ounces gold, iS55 ounces ssl-
Yer. III Per cent copper, total value SS!. 81
Per ton: No. .. three ounces gold, II. IS
ounces silver. s-s7 per cent. copper, total
value $.i95 per ton; No. ;. is ounces gold.
SIS ounces silver. 722 per cent copper.
total value slses per ton. No. 4. .ls ounces
gold. 5.s4 ounces silver, &.s4 per cent cop
per, total value sll.i3 per ton: No. s.
80 ounces gold. 592 ounces silver, per
cent copper. total value s$sL3G per ton.
The total OF the FIVE assays Is siz.-si. and
the average value per ton IS 10. These
assays were made from ore taken from
depth OF five feet.
No. l Is the highest assay IN gold Of
any surface ore to which our attention
has been called In this camp, and the av-
erage is also the highest for surface ore
SD far reported IN these columns. Another
noticeable feature IS the considerable
amount OF silver shown in all the assays
No other Red mountain ore carries SO
much silver. unless 1t BE- that from the Ia
diana Consolidated. The Cllf. Just north OF
t1e Red mountain, carries two or three
ounces Of silver IN its best ore. The cop
per percentage IS excellent. Indeed, this Is
a very fine ore, and the Red Mountain
must now take leading position In the
camp.
Charles Sweeney, a large stakeholder
and the manager OF the mine. is 50 well
pleased he has put three elgnt-hour shifts
IN the tunnel and two ten-Aou- shifts IN
the shaft. The tunnel VIII have to be run
rs feet further Z tap the vein, which II
Will do at a depth OF go feet The shaft
viii be sunk to connect with the tunnel,
and IN that way the mine Will be placed
in working shape. Every pound or ore
taken from the shaft. which VIII De sunk
on the vein. viii be OF shipping grade
The company owning the Red Mountain
is a very strong one. Couch Flanders, or
Portland, Or. Is president. and among the
directors are Edwin Packard. president OF
the Guaranty Trust Company, New York:
F. Lewis Clark, receiver OF the First Ma
tlonal bank Of Spokane: Charles Sweeney.
president OF the Last Chance Mining Com
pany, or wardner. Idaho; Maurice Nc
Nicken. the well-known lawyer or Seat
tie; Theodore Wilcox, Charles Ladd. Allen
Lewis. George Coote and Charles Z. Benn,
OF Portland. Or.
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L New Victor
AIR TIGHT.
Improved and Perfected.
@ C. NILES CO. III w. ... =. :, ... ..s ''''
AIR TIGHT.
we'd and Perfected.

Der OF Commerce on the COMMITTEES % nve.
to consider means Of retrenchsnea.. which
VIII In TIE near future conssr with similar
committees from Spokane and Tacoma
J. ". Clss. - . member OF tie army
poss COMMITTEES. reported SUBSTANTIAL pro-
gress Il rAe matter OF securing the re-
aEfred acreage for the army post The
onsy ohstsc.e In the way % securing tha
total acreage required lay IN three or four
owners OF large tracts In falling 10 COM
ply with the requests Of the army pos.
committee In spite Of this he hoped thai
at the aext meeting Of the board he would
be able 20 report the whole Of the acre
age secured
Those presept At the meeting were. c.
H. Crane. D. E. Durie. r. D. Schuyler. W.
J. Csclkett, A. ". Byookss. j. w. elise, I.
A. SadsaG. W. 3. Harlan. d.. Mark W.
Harrington. @. p AdAar q. j. Smith. Sec
rotary =. r. Ling, and Mr.. T. ". Prosch
In the chair
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AGAINST THE CITY.



The city Of Seattle was at outs with
justice yesterday, when two separate tadg-
meuts were rendered against the defend
ant. in Judge Ha.nes' court, in the cases
OF William Sproal va. The City OF Seattle
and George Boihell va. the same defendant
The first case was for damages placed az
$1,000 and expenses. $i4s.5o together with
costs and disbursements. Sproui fell in a
hole in Main street. between Commercial
and South Second streets. January 4. 1886
He contended In his complaint that there
was no protection and no notice OF danger
and he held the city liable for hts injuries
and medical attendance In the sum sued
for
The city IN its answer charged that IL
there were any damages or injuries they
were due 10 the heed,essness and negli-
gencs OF the plaintiff. The Jury impaneled
In tho case found for the plaintiff a verdict
OF $3.50. with interest from October 7
until paid. and for costs and dis5urse-
ments
The Bo,heli complaint. fled April :,
iss1. also stated that the plaintiff fell into
Main street hole. and that certain OF
his teeth were knocked out. fingers and
hand broken and wrsnched. a rib broken.
and ali OF the remaining ribs ard collar
bone wrenched and strained, together with
Internal injuries which are permanent;
Fa placed his injuries and expenses at
sie,1aS The city denied I; all. and said that
Bcthesi Was 20 b3ams. TIE flry found that
Botheifs trouble was worth GssS, and
judgment was rendered for that sum In
both cases motions for new trials were
flea The Judgment In the Bothesl c. So
was assigned ny the plaintiff 20 u. g
BcsAsi..
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ANOTHER GREAT MIME.


The whitewater mine, from recent Go
veloprneuts, bids fair to become the SLOGAN
Stars greatest rival IN point OF value ana
ore producing capacity. Il consider that
tina mine has doubled in value in the last
ten DAYS" said J. c. Eaton 70 the koo-
tenaAn the other day.
Mr. Eaton's remarks were based on q
new discovery made some few weeks ago.
which work has since developed into some
thing prodsg.ous. About three weeks ago
Mr. Eaton began work on a small surface
cropping on the whitewater lead. about 300
feet above the present working. The sur
face showing assayed about Isl ounces,
ard was small. but gave promise Of IN
creasing Las. Sunday noon, at dis
tance OF twenty-five feet. there showed
thirty inches OF ore. Twerty-focr hours
later. Mondsy noon. the ore body bad In
creased 20 forty inches Of solid carbon
ates. which assay as ounces In silver.
Some OF the surface showing went as high
as 322 ounces. The men are now taking
cut this ore which holds it's own a. forty
esgh. inches. II is regarded by those who
hav. seen . as one OF the best showings
IN the S.ocan.
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aart Nesrs-

fEs4S- - rxasy Yesterday issu>s ar e.
der c&nsrazizs sale 81 the case 90 : !.
E1nkerton - Charles Crane Ell a.. stsA
Nsr~saEs licenses we're yesterday is~s8es.
80 Ava u NaQ8e. ~ -1tsSx @sxssa. ard lea
y ZAh- - River Paxk. James * SAN =
ses. og S~stsie. ard Ethel Hagas. o. ~
srxzr. gsssszr Ezee3&sz1. ~ Tacoma. aEN.
CeFt~z13s Z. CAr-ess. q Seattle.
a--<c1@s - Incorporation c< AZ c-gEzs-
Eatsez A&yse@ TIE ESaTfes~Ta ascs2 N2gseS
tsazssss "a a I'D aeEs Akss yesterday. TIE
he - tae irsass rsaratssss = nfSy FNarsL
Tsrs ransEAl sssscg - - So fsss dzThs@a tasc
sS.sAs sEArmS TIE ssTtEc5 pa pace Il
business - aznaes &s S@gs.lss Azd "a
three trustees z<e <. z4fTe. S02a Il We
azA EaTFY T2rns. was<3 t3<EzS OK GO q
exssre January l. tsss.
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The Hlll niYorcH &nif

Aara NJ. Hi. against when . ssit sor
divorce has oeen commenced oy her has
bard. Joseph II. Hflt. yesterday Ste. an
arssSavst for ailrnony. claiming that she
was aaAhle % furnish Tire necessary
means 10 defend the stFtt. ard asking for
Sssa Ger saat purpose Uran counter arr
dzy1ts being sfeA ny Joseph r nIg ard
Mary c. Hgi. his 5rcghsr's wffe. TIE mo-
t2oa f0x A@iwaay Was denied by Judge
tlgmes
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CHAMsER or COMMERCE
Report of the Refr~nrhm~nt Conn
wfst~~-Th~ Awsav Pest site

A. the r~wuss- meeting ~ fAe Aears q
trustees CT tie ChsEes- - CcsTEuseTce
x~st~~AAy ssteracon matters % regular
-aotsn~ Assss-~@- were srtes arcn ~ ia
s>es~. TIE SECRETARY read a letter srern
~. secretary % tAe Nes7s3 - - scsstcss
r~ru@sssns the casrse~- % CcHazsefes
rssr--ssss>@ on cssy zrd raarty s-si~s,
which Ter chs past tse rtc-ths has Sea
r~crs~ensang tae taxpayers 81 ts~ c1y =
80 snsrs rst~Nrs~srxrrt eessrrszsEe@A 80 -
--r.sr. a. re r.e~s8ng % ire tssrd -
~sss,~xsss,- "a .s-ssS~- wh<n re lax levy
FOR Ire e-sesrx year WI ~ sued
AZ rr--ss@r - sAe sc-1 -sfsses GO cttT
ara e~ss.ty a~akrs. Nr craze r~9ortss re
w@~s % the resresz Arssssz eazsa Essssr~@- "a
ssznssa~ee - same IS tsAs eeAt2sssTs n
tie Yexs~E-ses.t ee-eer YESTERDAY
Az Graves @ss unanimously sE~~ssssssz
A. sse Representative e8 the Ss&ssss Cam
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Gladness Comes

With . better understanding OF the
" transient nature of the many phys
k.al lis, which vanish before proper ef'
forts-gentle efforts--pleasans effe. tsr-
rightly directed There IL comfort In
the knowledge. that so many forms Of
sickness are not due To any actual dis
ease. but simply To . conStipased condi-
ton Of the system, which the pleasant
family Laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
ly removes That is why il is the only
remedy with millions of families, and il
everywhere esteemed 50 highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
ono remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts IL is therefore
all important, in order TO get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase. that You have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists
II in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system Is regular. laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease. one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need Of laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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We offer the following styles in
Isaaies' Fine kie. Lace and Button
Shoes. special at s. q pair.
LADIES' Fine Kid Lace Shoes. Seth
Century last. extension sole. stitched
tip. stylish. s..
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes. Cloth
top. new racer toe. stylish and durable.
s.
Ladies' Fine ki3 Butten Shoes, Gexi-
BILE sole. narrow square toe good value.
S.
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes cloth
top, square toe. medium heavy sole.
good street shoe. s.
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes. cloth
top, opera or needle toe. guaranteed.
81
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blasted from the surface. The ore body
II described IS being practically inexhaust-
i5le. The rock assays rich In gold and
copper. carrying also some silver.
A wagon road runs almost TO where the
mine is located. A carload win soon be
brought to the smelter here for a test run.
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HINES AND MINING.
rHE RAPID GROWTn o. Rossl4ASD
AND TRAIL CREEK PROPERTIEs-

Conpletisn - The Grading 81 the
Red Mountain Read late the Camp
-Anesher View shipper AAlsa 90
fke List Of Paying Mines-DensAs
t. Ne ReaDsd ~ Seattle SroD
Mining Development.
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TIE circuit conrt % appeals has affirmed
tbs decision 81 Judge aangord IN she ,sss
% Ezra Fraser against tse Standard i&rs
as Ac-sser. CxDSssay. The ee-ns& av
~EI have TO pay Mrs Fraser N.sss after
rsaklEsS a hard axHs IL ta& FS~1s-A1 eogrtx
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Voters who registered for the municipal
election last spring. and who have since
moved into another precinct. must register
again to be qualified voters. October IL.
next Tuesday. Is the last day the registra-
ton books vii. be open.
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Hosiery and Underwear.

Ladies' Combination Suits. sSe, q.
0.sa. 81. ss-2a 81 80. az. N.ss, = suis
childrea's Combination Suits. q
Sis. tLss, N-SA. N-5a. A-sa G.se TO ~
sait.
Children's Vests and PantaL extra
quality wool. fleece lined. soc.
Chsiaren's Vests and Pants. Meriuo.
l5s. esc. &c. SOC. Sc. 60 &c. IA to M
according 10 size.
Chslaren's Wool Hosa. Ia. XSe. ~
&c, Sc. sec 70 Sc pair.
Ladies Wool Hose. -. - - - .
81 pair.
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THE CYANIDE PROCESS,


Aeytc-s from SalrSA1Ane. sav-s 70 Sa.
LAKE Tribune. Indicate q number OF very
sslzss>--sa4 improvements n the milling 81
crS-s 81 that properly ard a market tn
crvszse IN tire perceaeaSe o. value that
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Ess.r<@ ~ Nc%snsssA. F~esszzS&t=- q.
E>sgS Tswszses&-~ w-@A q s4&Ss - s..~ -ss.sse.<
Axe z-xS~
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70 USE THE KNIFE


f0g 100uoe1oa -
nupeasss IN Ceonty, Casv 49,
nehosl AAstss - C~uss 14sepAs
nnensA - oaaplaAea-WSeneas ana
auror Tssa Shsa31 - neansoA-
waaes Meters eboa1A - UseA-
C~et Of Schools Toe Heavy-oGAoos
nessssss shssBA De Get - Psx
c>ne,-Sfate Legfslssi0n.
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3aIow1ng IL the fun report a. TIE spe-
- senu4sfee. presere~3 70 the general
s~frenchrzent meeting Tuesday night. and
~hlch lack Of space prevented printing
yuosssday:
~ws Ord she assessed vasoasfor ~ prop
~ in me city 10 De ~ ,oe9.0S and out
~ al 666 wfsscn PAGES - per cent. % the
~reSrnly assessment within The city zusss
- q u~r cert. outside Of szse city limits.
- foanl ra.e of taxation in the Old tim
a 81 efe csty Of Seattle for the year lS9S
- Il NILS rs4sse 70 g fossoUs:
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Assessment for Washington Street,
from EAGLE Street Tn 4tJI sfr>~t

Assessment for Washington Street,
from Eagle street to HiII Street.
Rice G. Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Lot. Block Assm't
Sarah Terhuns Except
Steinbrecher's part)
southwest s feet of IL 23
same Except Stein $2.6S
brecher's parDsouthwest
$50 feet Of ........o 0t
Julia Small north 20
feet of south $50 feet
Of ........ ..............s rs EOS
All in the City of St. Paul. County Of Ram
sey and State Of Minnesota, when and where
all persons interested may attend and be
heard
All objections to the entry Of judment on
said assessment must be served upon the
Corporation Attorney ut least ave days be-
fore the said day of application.
G. l.. HORST,
City Treasurer.
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CRY NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR JUDGMENT.
of,cs Of the city Treasurer.

0flcs Of the City Treasurer.
st. Paul. Mimi. July nth, 1896
Notice is hereby given that I will make
application TO the District Court In and for
the County Of Ramsey and State of Mime
sofa. ut the general June, A. d.
1899. term Of said court. on Satur-
day. July 26th. 1896. at the Court House, in
st. Paul, Minnesota, for Judgment against
the several lots and parcels OF real estate
which are delinquent embraced in warrant
In my hands for the collection of the assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon, for
the hereinafter named special assessments.
Assessment for Sprinkling In
sprinkIfng District No. g, Under
Contract of James ForrestaI Conn
pany, During the Season of 1895.
The owners and description Of real estate
delinquent are rs follows:
Assessment for HayIess Avenue,
from Hampden Avenue to MARVEL
Street.
ck
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All In the City OF st Paul County OF Ram
sey. and Stats Of Minnesota, when and where
all persons Interested may attend and be
heard.
All objections to the entry Of Judgment On
said assessment must be served upon the Gag
poFaucn Attorney at ieaet Eve days before
tbs said day OF appiicatisus G. l.. HORST,
City Treasurer.
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Assessment for MARSHALL Avenue,
from Moore Avenue to Laura Az
enue
Merriam's Encouragement Of Blocks Is rs.
n, % and %. Merriam Park. Ramsey Coun-
ty, MINI.
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Anthony Park Addition. st. Paul.

Assessment for Iglehar7 Street,
from Cleveland Avenue to Laura
Avenue.
Merriam's Encouragement of Blocks "a. %,
e, e. rs and 20, Merriam Park Addition,
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All in the City of st. Paul. County of Ram
sey. and State Of II 'nnesota when and where
all persons interested may attend and be
heard.
All objections to the entry of Judgment on
said assessment must be served upon TIE Cor
poraton Attorney at least five days before the
said day of application. C. l.. HORST.
City Treasurer.
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herriam's Encouragement OF Merriam ParM.
Ramsey County. MINI.
Assessment for University AveRne.
From Lexington avenue tn wema
City Limits.

City Limits.
Supposed Owner and Amt af
Description. I. Assnf&
Estate Of N w. Kittson-West n
OF east u Ct southeast u OF see
ton 81. town e. range q, lying
north Of 81. Anthony avenue be-
ing in st. Paul. Minnesota 234 ~
same-West n of southeast u OF
section "a. town 70. range %. lying
north of st. Anthony avenue, be-
ing in st. Paul. Minnesota - e68 a
same-East " Of southwest u OF
section "a. town. g. range g.
lying north Of ST. Anthony ave-
nue. Except J. r. Eisenmenger,s
second additionl being In st.
Paul, Minnesota. ...-..-... 9e8 GM
Donald Grant-West Il of south
west Il Of section 81 town e. ~
range %, lying north Of St. An
thony avenue texcept Smelling
avenue). being in st. Paul. Min
nesOta .a,.................... ses.m
Sanborn's Midway Addition. st. Paul
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CITY NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR JUDGMENT.
ONCE of the City Treasurer.

Once Of the City Treasurer.
st. Paul. MIMI. July 18th 1896.
Notice is hereby given that / win make
application to the District Court IN and for
the County of Ramsey and State OF HInne
sofa. at the general June. A. d. 1885
term of said court, on Saturday. July asth
1885, at the Court House. in ST Paul
Minnesota, for judgment against the several
lots ana parcels OF real estate which are de-
linquent embraced in q warrant in INV HANDS
for the collection Of the assessments. with
interest and costs thereon. for the herein
after named special assessments:
Assessment for Construction of I.
Sewer on Heaney Street, from
Frank Street to Duluth Avenue,
and ON Duluth Avenae, from Rea-
ney Street to Fauauier stre~.
The owners and description Of real estate
delinquent are as foilows:A -
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CITY NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR JUDamnNrs

once Of the City Treasurer.
st. Paul; Mimi. July 18th. 1895
Notice Is hereby given that I Will make
application TO the District Court In and for
the County Of Ramsey and State Of Mime
s sSss' + at the sssss June D.
day. July 26th. 1896. at the Court House In
st. Paul. Minnesota, tcfors Judgment against
the several lots and parcels OF real estate
in my hands fol, the collection of the assess
ments with interest and costs thereon. for
the hereinafter named Especial assessments.
Assessment for Constructing, Relay
ing ana Repairing wooden side
walk, Estimate No. 9, Under Con-
tract of Geo. w. Reese, for the
Term Beginning April LIST, 1895,
and Ending November list, 1895.
The owners and description Of real estate
delinquent are as follows:
Arlington Hills Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block Assm.t
Peter c. farrell except
A0 Mae * and Ma lSs ABORTION s''s
Description. Lot. Block. A Assm r
Catherine Reising ........S 6 $1I. Sc
Matthias nsaaI a.i Ar,h ........' i 9 1ss
Eliza e. Breen. ...........a q SOS
Elfeldt. Bernheimer and Arnolds Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block. Assrn't
VIM. H. Wanamaker lex
s. oept WHY WY Il = Is ,f r. !; SIS
Edwin A. Sargent Fills
# of 80 # of 1 7.s0
Suburban Fills Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Lot. Block. Assm't
The East Side Syndi-
cate ............-..-- y. 8 SIT. 81
Subdivision of and Addition to Irvine's Adj
dition Of Outlets to St. Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block. Assm't
frsine's Addition Of Outlets. s''-'0
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Lot. Assmt
Mary Duffy ely 80 # of n 102 TT
OF ...........-l $S.ou
NJ. Reimbold 1902 # of Except
60 tt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 32.55
]. B. Dion II of " Of n ~ oils $50
Merriam Park.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block. Assm't
Louisa E. Yerxa., .s, 10 81. % %
Michael Yerxa 50. 10 1928
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Assessment for Dayton Avenue,
from Moore Avenue to Cleveland
Avenue.
Second Addition to Merriam Park. Ramsey
County, Mimi.
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Assessment for Second Street, from
Wabasha Street to Robert Street.

Wabasha Street to Robert Street.
st. Paul Proper.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. Assmt
Horace E. MISUNDERSTANDING
on north line of Second street 100
feet easterly from southwest
ner of lot g. block 80, st. Paul
Proper; thence northerly along
easterly line of Presleys land one
half the distance from north line
of Second street to south line Of
Third street: thence easterly Al
feet: thence sOutherly 1e6 feet to
north line of Second street; thence
westerly Al feet to beginning, be-
ing part of lot 5, said block &c.. s.. Is
August and Alfred Uihlein-Com-
mencing at southeast corner of g..
block 80, St. Paul Proper; thence
northerly 104 feet: thence wester-s
ly u feet; thence southerly to
north line Of Second street; thence
easterly 72 feet to beginning. be-
ing part Of lot g. said block &c.. - $1.f4
Supposed Owner and Amt of
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Union Park. St. Paul.

Assessment for ManvfI street, from
Baytess Avenue to Raymond Az
enue.
Sc. Anthony Park. st. Paul
SIfnnnsed 0WnAr ard A.as4 -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-13

Second Addition to Merriam Park. Ramssx
County, MINI.
Supposed Owner and AMI az
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-13

for Carroll Street, FROM
Cleveland Avenue to Laura Ave-
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Merriam Park Addition. St. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-13

Assessment for Milwaukee Avenua.
from Astoria avenue to Merrtuzu
Place.
Merriam Park, Ramsey County. MINI.
Supposed Owner and Ano,t -
DeScriDtfon Tot p1ooL 49,