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The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
TO IT'S NAVAL NAMES AXE.
Mass suchnsetts to Make a Splendid Git
TO the NetU Cruiser

Mass achasetts to Make Splendid Gift
TO the NetU Cruiser.
BOSTON, MASS, Dec. 12.-Shortly after
the battleship Massachusetts comes out of
drydock the State she was named after
will present her with bronze image of
Victory. 1t is superb emblem, six feet
in height, which will be placed in front of
the turret, between the big guns.
This will be the finest gift of any State to
its naval namesake. The figure is that of
female, life size, and is the creation of
Sculptor Bella L. Pratt. 1t is a winged
figure, and 1t appears to come toward the
spectators with confident tread. The arms
are rigidly held down in front, clasping a
sword on which is inscribed the word
"Victory."
On the bust is steel buckler and on the
head helmet. The whole conception is
one of strength and vigor. with determi-
nation in the expression which Is unmis-
taxable. The committee having the mat
ter in charge consists of B. f. Southwick,
Charles A. Towne, B. s. Lowell and N. F..
Ryder. The committee expects to have
elaborate ceremonies in Boston Bay,
where the Massachusetts will anchor.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
MORE LIGHTS.
Fourth and Ninth Streets Join IN
the General March or
Progress.

Fourth and Ninth Streets Join in
the General March OF
Progress.
Fourth street, from Market to Folsom,
is not going to be left behind in the gene
raj progress of improvements. This street.
with it's spirited storekeepers, is about
to keep pace with the progressive move to
bring the business streets into noticeable
prominence by illuminating the streets
with arc lights.
In addition to this, the old '49 cobble-
stone pavement must be removed and
modern coat of concrete and bitumen take
its place.
These Improvements the club members
intend TO have just as soon as the neces-
sary municipal appropriations can be
made TO pave the street. The expense of
lighting the street by electricity will be
borne by the storekeepers.
At an informal meeting OF the merchants
had few DAYS ago the following named
business men we're elected officers of the
Fourth-street Club: President. John T.
Sullivan, ex-Supervsor; vic -pre ,ident, g.
Gail; secretary, w. +. King; executive
committee Messrs. King, Strauss, Cluff,
Shea and Ladd.
The arrangements with the electric light
com panv have been assumed by the Me-
chants Association, and if nothing un-
foreseen occurs the current will be turned
on to the street lamps by next Saturday
evening.
Ninth street is also A line to bring that
street into touch with the other outside
business streets.
To accomplish this object John Hayden,
the butcher, who was the pioneer intro
ducer OF electric lights on that street, is
being ably assisted by Messrs. Owens,
O'Connor Bros. and Others, who have been
the promoters of the im provement move
ment on the blocks between Market and
Howard streets.
In all probability final arrangements
will be made by which the street will be
Illuminated by next SATURDAY. evening.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
Rosenthar, the Pianist.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 12.--E. ].
Kuh, the physician in attendance on
Morris Rosenthal, the pianist, stated to-
day that six weeks would be liberal
allowance of time for the artists recu-
peration and the resumption of his pro-
manager, Henry Wolfsohn, announced
that he would take Mr.. Rosenthal to
Southern California as soon as he could
be safely transported, and begin the sea-
son on the coast in February, with March
and April in the Western and Eastern
States.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
g Sfnntz a ratification. !"

WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 12.-Secre-
tary Olney was induced to depart from
the custom of refusing TO contradict news
paper rumors by the publication in New
York newspaper this morning of state
ment that Turkey had protested through
It's Minister against the Presidents refer
ence to Armenian troubles in the message.
"The Turkish Minister" said Secretary
0lney, "has not called upon me. There
has been no protest received from him or
through any other source. The whole
story is simply Justification
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

thai, ]. L. Huget, ]. Lamarque, The Hamburger
Company, ]. Stern, II. Ban, T. Luhtig Asch-
mann & Miller, D. w. Frazer, Lukrovich d
Domonovich, J. Mahoney. Sehloh & Kortjohn,
pany, H. Urban, Thomas Scott J. Zien, O.
Elysuss, Joseph Hoffmann, A. Zuruemetz, b.
Kessler. A. Hallahan, H. E. Steiner, c. Jacobs,
estate ]. McDonough, Englander Bros, A. ".
Wilson, ]. ID. Schmidt, Bank saloon, M.
Gerhen.
Geary street, from Grant avenue to Kearny-
Davis Bros, w. w. Young, Charles Newm IN,
A. Mccartney, George Whittell, f. W. Hinck-
ley, Granevost & Doemesnity, Mrs. NJ. Il. Ooer,
Charles Wignet Joseph Rosenberg, IL. Jaeopy
& Co.
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Increased Speed of the Parts.

SOUTHAMPTON, ENG, Dec. 12.-The
American line steam ship Paris sailed for
New York to-day on her first voyage since
her arrival here on October IS with ner
starboard shaft broken in the tube. Since
her arrival the Paris has undergone ex-
tensive external and internal repairs. In
addition to the replacement OF her broken
shaft. part of her machinery has been
renewed, her boilers have been oyerhauled
and her tunnels heightened. The altera-
tions which the vessel has undergone are
calculated to greatly increase the speed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

nosiics. Until 1887 he was employed in
the Custom house at New York under the
Hayes administration, and in that year
was elected secretary of the A merican Sec
ular Union. Last year he made an ex-
tended tour OF England and France, at
tracing much attention by his addresses.
Among the books he wrote which made
HIM rank among authors were "Pen Pic
lures of the Worlds Fair, -Four Hun
dred Years of Free Thought" and Ginger
soil and jesus
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Seen IN a ssnktng Condition.

LONDON, ENG, Dec. 12.-The British
steamer Damara. Captain Cham bers, at
London from Halifax, reports that on
December g. in latitude 48 north, longi-
tude 81 west, she sighted the British brig
Victoria Captain Morgenbor from ST.
Johns, Newfoundland, for Bristol, preyi-
ously enormously reported arrived at the
last-named port, in a sinking condition.
Two of the Victoria's crew were drowned
and five were rescued by the Damara.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
VAS WE'LL kNoHN here.

Putnam Edited "Free Thought" for
about q Year.
Putnam was we'll and favorably known
among the members of the Secular Union
in this City, where he edited Free
Thought for about year. de was we'll
educated man and wrote much for
publication, dipping sometimes into verse.
1t is believed that the death OF himself
and companion is case OF suicide, as his
last articles in the freethought journals
appeared to have morbid tone, as though
the writer had presentiment of coming
ILL., Nothing is known here OF Miss Col
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
4 Po,oer House Barn ed.

CHATTAN OOGA, Tenn, Dec. 12.-At
an early hour this morning the power
house of the Lookout Mountain and Lulah
Lake Railway Company burned to the
ground, catching an incline cablecar at
the top. The cable was burned, and the
car dashed down,the mountain, a distance
of over a mile. No one was injured, the
accident being at an early hour when
travel was light.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
CAME w1rH THE GoLD-sEEkERs.
Darid Craig Mdhon, a California Forty
Ntaer, Dies at Chicago.

David Craig Mdhon, a California Forty
Ntaer, Dies at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. 12.-David Craig
Mahon, an old resident Of Chicago, who
died at his residence at 101 Walton place,
yesterday afternoon, ironed two stage.
coaches which nearly half century ago
ran between Sacramento and Stockton,
CAL
the gold fever, and, with a friend, made
the trip behind mule team from Chicago
to the Golden Gate. After he had been
there but short time his health broke
down and he gave up the mining busi-
ness, afterward accepting position as
foreman for carriage manufacturer at
Sacramento. After couple OF years he
returned to Chicago via the Isthmus OF
Panama and New York.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
GwiIty of E,.besxlement.

ALPENA, MICH, Dec. 20. L. Part
ridge, formerly secretary of the Alpena
Loan and Building Association, was found
guilty this morning OF EN- bezzlement. The
amount OF Partridge's embezzlement was
500, 600. 1t will practically wreck the as
ISOLATION, in which many poor persons
had invested their savings.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

House Committee, on Public Buildings
and Grounds to-day favorably reported
on bills providing for public buildings at
the following named places: Oakland,
CAL, $350.000; Salem, Or, 100000;
Omaha, Nebr., increasing the limit of cost
10 s. 600 900.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
Es-suttan Aurad Escapes.

BERLIN. GERMANY. Dec. IA special
dispatch from Constantinople to the Tage-
blatt says that ex-Suitan Murad, brother
af Sultan Abdul Hamid, had escaped from
his place of confinement, and his where
abouts is unknown.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
T,,o Receiper, 4pDo,nted.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 1.-Two re-
ceivers have been appointed for the Com
mercial Travellers Life Association of New
York State. The assets are placed at
$50, 600 and the liabilities at $1,000. The
association was first organized in 1872.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
White and llcLachIan.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. r.
Senator White will leave Los Angeles for
San Francisco on Decem ber Is and after
few days there will start for Washington.
Representative McLachIan arrived to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
Consul at Ecuador.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 12-The
President has recognized Juan Pine as
Consul of Ecuador at San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
Death of Count Traut,mamdorc

VIENNA, AUSTRIA, Dec. 12.-Count
Trauttmandorf Weinsberg, President of
the Austrian House of Lords, died to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
n. III. osgood Decd.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Dec. 12-William
Fl. Osgood. well-known club man, died
this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

CELLULoID albums and toilet sets wave crest
ware and decorated vases at Sanborn d Yaips.'
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
A Better Selection

Don't waste your time working Crochet slippers
when you can buv them in pink, red, blue or
black, with fleece-lined soles, for 81 pair Your
material would cost you more money.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13

respective SLfeetSs
Fillmore street, from Sutter to Clay-John
G. Nobman, Gano W. Coleman, Wagner Bros,
Sehoenho olz Bros, stulz Bros, John Hughes
NJ. Ii. GirardiGi, G. KaIlman d Sons A. Block
]. Roux, S. E. Ellis, H. Harris Kesin Co., s. b.
Huffman, H. Samuels, K; PaoIinelli, G. Benk-
Mrs. @. A. Cook, Mrs. c. Currie, w. J. Byrne,
Glander Bros, Al Rhodes, P. J. Michigan, III. f.
Welch, A. ]. Wilson, C. F. Fuller, F. J. Miller,
Z. +. Brady, Megics d Coz II. Van Every, Will
liam Third & Son, s. P. Hicks, Lunt Bros, Ph
Cross, A. Eiusfeld, w. E. HIM. Mrs. D. Z. Scott,
o. Nader, John Cabosse, John Cronfn, Great
American Tea Co.. f. T. Knowles, A. Levy, A
Y. Henko, @: Nobman, D. Glickman. c. Grae-
Der, J. j. Calish, G. Andrees, K. NJ. Forbes, Dr.
Charles Cross, c. F. Shaw, B. Donnelly. B. NJ
Warren, Mrs. Lackman, Mrs. c. Murphy, E. D.
mel, J. A. Preston, Mrs. Constant, R. G. scnroe-
der, Bates, Dock q Crosini, Serveau Bros, j.
Paekscher, D. NJ. Cove, Arthur Hewson, NJ
Miriamato, P. A. Parri, J. A, Walsh, Joseph
McCusker, A. P. Woodward, White & Barnes
Stockton street, Pacific to Green - E. E.
Geisel, A. Wehril, V. Sensi, A. Lewis, Henry
Semeni, J. stearn, L: A. Mazani, Strauss &
Lazarus, D. Choat, Henry B. Rohde. R. Auber,
William Eidenmuller, Dr.. H. Sar tori S. Gran
nuchl, j. Schroeder, B. Bordman, J. VESSEL, s.
Remer & Relis, Bear & Buckley, Eastern Clock
Company, James Kitterman, M. Barsoehini
9. Creta, L. a. Rea, B. Kraugrill, ]. Lewko-
Titz, 7. Peters, Lower stein Bros. F. Kaufman,
b. Bulottt, Gilbert Bros, L. Curl, DR.. W. H.
Armstrong, L Baer, Henry stelling, NJ. Nathan
Cohn d Schetter, J. Chauter, L. Priester, Mich
d Lynch, Artistic Millinery Company, A. Tas-
sico, Charles Perochero, A. I. Knipper, Chris
Heinz D. Donovan, Irvine Bros, w. Schroeder,
Wagner Bros, C. Lamason K. Giovanni, A.
Zabatrano, ?. Borovitch, II. Gehlich, l. Hirsch,
H. Sherwood and A. Cahen.
Taylor street, from Eddy to Golden Gate ave.
nue-Rosenbaum Bros, John Marshall, NJ
Griffin. J. Levin & Co. Romig & Van oteren-
dorp, J. Hueter, G. 4. Long, William HoeI-
scher & Co., George A. Gaggett, William Rosen.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05

hand in hand. One was made over
three centuries ago by Frere
PHILIPPE Olivarius, of the Abby of
Citeaux, who had in his day, so we
are told, "a great reputation for
perspicacity. He began by the
genial prediction that in the year
1896 Paris would be blotted out.
never to reappear; that many great
cities would be three years later.
The other prophecy is by Prof Falb
of Vienna, who has achieved repu-
tation throughout Europe through
his successful forewarnings of the
earthquakes of 1898. in Zante, and
in Southern Hungary. He now as
serts that on November 18th, 1899,
that heavenly wanderer known as
the comet of 1866 will appear and
collide with the earth. smashing il
into atoms. 1t would seem there
fore, that now it is the time to or
der early your ascension robe If you
wish TO be early and avoid the rush.
New York Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05
GEMS FROM M'KINLEY'S
LETTER.

II there is one thing which should
be free from speculation and iiuctua
tion ii is the money Of a country,
Debasement of the currency means
destruction of values.
No one suffers 50 much from cheap
money as the farmers and the labor
Iers.
We are not a nation Of classes, but
of sturdy, free. independent and
honorable people, despising the
demagogue and never captivating
10 dishonor
1t is not more money we want
what we want is to put the money
we already have at work.
When money is employed m IN are
employed.
We cannot inspire confidence by
advocating reputation and practic
ing dishonesty.
1t is not anincrcasa in the volume
Of money which is the need of The
time, but an increase in the volume
Of business.
Not an increase Of coin. but an in
crease of contidence.
Not more coinage, but more active
uSa of the money coined
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05
First pub. Juue 49, ls.d: last sept, 5, 1890
MORTGAGE sALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
OF certain mort gaze, bearing date the four,
ieehth day OF March, A D., 1890, made 10y
Gcor2e Il. @choneweg, of the township of Gov.
lu-ton, county Of DaraEa, state of Michigan.
10 Philip NortSch. of the village of L'Ause,
county OF Baraga and state of Michigan, when
mort gage wa duly recorded IN the orace of
the Register of Deeds of the county OF BaragH,
state OF Michigan, On the lith day OF March.
4 d. lSy6, in ilbrr four of mort g,i.ye@ on pa Je
niuety-four: and whereas. the amount claimed
tD~re due on said mort gage al tar date OF tli-
lVtfe for princip and interest j. -iNiy-threr
anu et!nt one'hundrtdtAs dollars ,Sn3u'I ami
in addition thereto an attorneys lee of fitern
dollars .si9i. AZ stipulated ana provided TOR
IN said mort gage. and no suit AT law or M
equity having been instituted to recover the
amount now remaining secured 10y said mort
gage, or any p,slt thereof notice l. therefore
hereby given that By virtue OF tue power OF
sale rontitiued in said mort gaze, and in pUr-
provided, un tn" ,tiav, the Sth day 90 S"ptcm-
Der. \. ID. lNtb, at lpuciUck IA the forenoon of
that day, n tlc from, door of the court mouse.
IN tie village Of L'Au-e county Ui Bdraga,
state of. Michigan. ,taat being the pace
for holding the circuit coart In said county.
there viii be sold at public auction 20 The
Ia CHEST bidder, the premises described iu said
mortgage. or 80 mach thereof a. may 10. nee.
c~-arY To satisfy the alanuut due. ~ above.
specified, with the interest thereon ana tue
attorneys fee, costs, charges and cN,-.,- t-
allowed by law. ami provided for iu said Iauit-
gU.-e; -itlG premises b.lh ia the towns uf
lov!ugiun. county ut. BVrala, and state Of
michigan, ana e-rrib.l a. follows to.tvit:
% section i"urlecu M. IN town hip fartl-
Z. -sht - north. OF range tnrty four ~ west
Dated June ", lcab
PHILIP voETsCH
PHILIP r. M'HERNAN,
Attorney fp1 AipVt
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05

NOTICES to come to work would
be BETTER says free trade organ.
II said in 1892 that the poor would
be made richer and the rich poorer,
undr the better times of Cleve-
landism. But the poor have not
become rich. And the minis have
no work TO offer to the man who
wants work And the man who is
out of work and is in want has moth
ing 10 offer the minis.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05
Want More ot'lnis p

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wouI1 moan fnp, y.,r, - 81. ~ -, ~, ~
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business, -kiIIino ITiI.on,l, nrr1o,, -.
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ri imnoy.ri,hpd rn,.snrn. "a III
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b.5 iur.no M ma tb,.aI' ,,,a, 10,
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05
The Official Paper of Baraga County
COUNTY OFFICERS.

JAY 4. HuRBELL, Circuit Judge, Houghton'
Ions II. UILD, Sheriff, L'Au>e
WM X. HAvrLAND, Prosecuting Attorney re-
A. g. SHIELps Judge OF Probate. L'Ause.
G. o. BEEHLCR, County Clcth and Register OF
Deeds, l. Anse.
H. WILCOX. Treasurer, L'Nnse
JAMES MCKERCHEK, County surveyor, spur
+. l.. SroHE, Circuit Court Commissioners
Bar1Ga. .-. ,.,
II. ]. sEiFERr nud J. Q. NcKEGNAN, l. Anse,
and RlcnARD FEOnE, Haragd, Poor Commits
Sioncrs. -.,.
SUPERVISORS.
'RoGrR C. WILLIAMS. L'Anse Township
J.. j. GALLAGHER, Blraga Township.
w. BEEN, ArvOn TOWNSHIP.
ALEX. DINijE. Spur township
JoHH L.YoHs Covngton Township
BOARD OF SCHOOL ENAMiNERs.
NJ J. McKANNA, County school Commits
siOncr. Baraga.
NJ j. MCCABE. L'Anse.
Miss Catherine Curry, L'AnSc.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05
End Of the World.

In these latter days there is
nothing SO extraordinary as the
re ,rudescence of old superstitio is in
SIX ,ptical France. WHAT with APP
pearing archangles and Madoras
and disappearing devils, the Gallo
intellect has been kept in ferment
OF excitement. And now comes a
N w disturbing elem Mt in the shape
O. two pro phecies, foretelling the
end of the world in 1899 In these
pro 1hecies religion and science 10
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05
First pub. Aug -, l,a6; last oct 3, 1920
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at Marquette, Micl

Land ONCE at Marquette Mich.
August 2lth ls96.
Noticei- hereby given that the following.
named settlers have filed notice of their in.
tention 20 make final proof In support of their
claims, aud that said proof will be made he
for the Register aud Receiver, AT Marquette,
Mich, on October :, lS96, viz: Juin- olson
nd. application No. Iqsi. for the n j., Of : . Il
the - of n e "a see :, ~ -, n 80 w,
They name the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and cNitiva-
tion OF, said land, viz: Gilbert ElungSon.
CNris Olson. Ole Olson, Hans Ealvorson. ot
Michpa nme. Mich. Lend Carlson, Er,ck
Erickson. of Beat on, Mich and Julius Olson,
OF Champion, Mich. PETER PRIMEAU,
,rf-f
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05
80. XEIII.-IN REGARD TO HYDRANTs.

No. XNIII.-IN REGARD TO HYDRANTs
The Village Of l. An~e Ordaiu-:
That II shall De an.Hwfd TO" any person on
niin TO open o. Use any ~ the hydrant- nj uur
wafer .-tein for any pu.uO-e whatsoever.
Any person violating OhAS ordnance shall.
N couyctipntAereof. Bsty)a fine of not les,
than i've dollars, nor more than twenty-five
dollars, together with. the costs OF pro~ecu.
non; aud on failure 70 pay such iAe AMI costs
shall b. imprisoned in the county Jail not less
than i've days, nor more tnau thirty days.
Provided the above ordinance viii not apply
. the water works committees. nor to the act.
ing nremeH whtlr practiciu z on al ca ~ Of lire.
Ii -Hall DE- ta- dUtF OF II. marshal to report
and prosecute ali persons violating tais
ordinance,
ALLEN JOHNSTON.
y. =. NCkERNAN.
Committee on Bylaws and Ordinances.
Dated JUly g. NI
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05

IN his New YorN ; tescn Mr. Bryan
cOntended that unlimited free coin
age at Is ID would increase the
market price Of silver from IS cents
to Sl.2J cents an ounce. thus plac-
Jag it on par with gold. He has
been hoote1 on all sides for making
sIch a wild throw, so in his Albany
speech last week he said. money
can be too good, - and inveighed
bitterly against dear money" II
silver were worth 81. % an ounce. it
would be as dear money as gold.
Mr.. Bryan should buy compass
and find out where he is at.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-05
ST ATE OF MICHIGAN,

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County of Bdraga,
In the matter OF the Estate OF james NJ. Fin.
ne gan, deceased. NJ
No,ice j. hereby given that In pursuance of
IN order granted u tdr nader, med, admin
t-trttor Of tne estate OF said decra,cd. oy the
Hon. Jul re OF Probate tor the said county OF
Barard on the Sth day of Jane, A. ID. l-a6.
there viii Toe Sold at public ycniue to the
highest bidder, at the front door OF the court
hOuse IN thr village OF L'AuSe. IN said county
of Bara "a. state Of Michigan. ga Tuesday. the
18th day of August, a. ID. 1870, ~ 10 O'clock Ia
the forenoon of that day, l-nbjrct To ALI ia.
cam brnnccS by mort gage ar otherwise. exist
ing at the time OF the death OF said deceased
the following described real estate, to-wit:
All those certain pisces or parcel. OF land
situated IN the township OF BarUga, county of
B,raga. state of Michigan, described as fol-
lows, to-wit
Part of lot one, o., section thirty-three, 30,
township NIFTY 81, nprth Of raGxe thirty
three, 81, west. desert bed j.s follows: Com
mencing at IA point on the highway two nam
dred Olfeet ei,-teIly of the southeast corner Of
| land owned and occupied by Mrs 4 Sam.
stephenson, thence running ea-terly along
said road one hundred o. feet: thence
northerly az right angles with last described
line one hundred four and oue-half, lOIs. feet /:
| thence westerly one hundred 100. feet thence
soutberly to the place of beginning.
The southwest corner of section two, 3,
township forty'nine, 40. north. of range thirty.
| fogr, 81 west.
The west one-half. 4, of the northeast one
| quarter, *, ana the cast~one.haf. q. of the
northwest one-quarter, 4, of section thirty,
80 township hfty-one, 81 north of range thirty.
| -four. 81, west
Dated L'Anse, Mich. july sth, A. ID. 1895
GEORGE G. JACKHAN.
Administrator of said Estate.