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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22

States Tln cheaper c1M WI. without
questlpn. .norg0s. ClnsumpiJn. thcre.
fore ihs important queallOn for w n
d"t"min" h thiB-can Oregon produc,
he sugar from beeis aH cheapiy IA
California ~ other states TIE careful
analysis and investigation mad. by n
Oregon Agricultural Experiment sta
ton at Corvallis. under The dire, ion Of
'ri@Icnt n y. Ailltr. and the *
hnuarve and cDmphchcnay. repor,
uDpa the subject BY Mr. q. W. shaw.
conclusiyeiy demonstratc that Oregon
can successfully grow %. bc.ts and
manufacture, sugar The document rs
worthy of the mnt careful study by
-yrly farmer and buhne.sman In the
community From the maps pu,,i,shed.
olat8Op ia found IN The sugar beet belt.
Prf Wiley. NJ the l'u.tad States n.si.-
cultural department rags. IN speaking
Of his analyses On sugar b.e8s, The
E3mplos from Oregon are uniformly
rich In qualify. ana II they truly rep
r-srnt the capab.rtle. NJ the state
there IN certainly bright future for
tho sugar bc-,, Industry on fha; rart
Uf the Pacific coasl" ~ m pr sent
time ther are thrive factories IN op-
"rliion IN California two In Nebfai iks.
one In rtah one Ia New Mexico. one
In Wisconsin and ono IN Canade. LIT
CiDsepp have the frs. one In Oregon.
Th"r s plenty Of capital to Invest.
bat capitalists ARE very shy laSterly
about where they put their money.
Sugar b. good investment Lot the
farmers wake up. Grow the beets and
IN" FAX. and capital will take care Of
the factories. II won't cHne, however.
unless thrr. is material 20 work upon.
II you have % wat "a year or two the
b'-.ts make better and cheaper fodder
for mich COWS than turnlps Did YOU
ever think OF that?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
WILL BE WELL RECEIVED.
Dailey's Comedians Are Certain of a
Hearty Welcome

When the curtain goes up on Mon.
lay night ai Fishers opera House ;,
VIII b. 10 crowded house. 4 lndioa-
upus are 10 b. accepted as criteri Ms.
Everybody seems 10 appreciate the cf-
forts of MIR Selig In securing this well
known organ. cation and succeeding In
having the prices placed at REASONABLE
aSures. LEttas -'-llams who heads
ihe organization. has been starring
Throughout, the Eas. for several saa.
sons and has Jus, closed an eght
months run IN san Francisco. where
her parting reception was an ovation.
The entire company has been carefully
selected 10 fiI the various roles in two
u the brightest plays known 10 The
American stag, and will doubtless
prove source Of extreme pleasure.
Manager Daley in addition to having
Il wc.l-balancsd party. carries all the
necessary effects for his productions.
and thereby gives entire satisfaction.
Let Astoria do herself proud on Mon
day and Tuesday and she may be fa-
vored by other deserving attractions,
Prices are popular ones-50 and Is
cents-at which wholesome laughter Is
cheap.
seat sale opens next Saturday morn.
ing al Griffin & Reeds book store.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Athens. April 91.-Public suspensA
here tonight Is terrible owing to the
lack OF definite news. The government
has received telegrams from Larissa
throughout the day urging prompt
dispatch of endorsements to tha'
point, as the Greek troops are being
exhausted by the constant Turkish at
tacks. All shops were closed today
while prayers were being offered in the
churches for the success of the Greek
troops. Every nerve is being strained
to send all available men to the front
The palace guard and gen d'arme1e
will go tomorrow. Volunteer bands
are organizing everywhere throughout
the country. In Thessaly the whole
population IS being armed and made
ready.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
KENrucK STILL AT 1T.

Frankfort. KY. April 2i.-Dr Hunter
finished writing his communication 20
the caucus called at hls reqmsitIon for
8 O'Clock tonight and then left With his
wife on the 7:25 train for Washington.
He came out boldly for DeBOe this az
tern,On. and he had gotten all hls
friends AT work fOr DeBOs. but the
latter and MS friends were evidently
worried that the doctor should hav
gone away before a successor 70 him
was named when tn caucus met at
O'Clock the roll vas called. the clerk
showing seventy present cOmmuni-
cation was then read from Hunter
Withdrawing from the race. Howard.
% the DeBoe-Hunter side. moved 70
proceed 20 the nomination Of a sens-
tor. Morgan. Of HDits:de. oounseled
caution against and proposed post
ponement for a few days. until they
could all agree on some man. After
long wrang!e the caucus adjourned.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
MORE wRECKAGE SIGHTED.

San Francisco. April 2l.-Those inter-
ested in the overdue coal ship Samaria
are anx.ously awaiting the return Of
the revenue cutter Rush, that left port
some days ago to search for the miss
ing vessel or wreckage thereof. FIRE.
quent sighting Of drift by vessels ply
ing between this port and Puget sound
has given rise to the theory that not
nnly was the Samaria lost at sea, but
also one of the Puget sound Australian
lumber fleet. Much of the wreckage
reported adrtft off Cape Flattery is
new lumber, 1t is probable that the
lumber craft was caught in the storm
that undoubtedly sent the Samaria to
the bottom, and lost her deckload.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
MIR. wINToN'S DENIAL.

astoria, Oregon, April 2l,-(Edftor
Astorian)-In your issue Of this morn
Ing it Is reported that the attorney
for the defense had an interview last
night with his client. in the
county Jail. IN the presenoe OF
G. III SUocSboh and Chris Ahues.
This refers to the case OF one A. NJ.
Rowe. for whom | have been acting as
attorney was at the Jail last night
In answer to Il summons from the said
Rowe for me to so and see him, and
saw him in the Jail and conversed with
him, but whoever stated that l had
such interview In the presence OF ore
Ahues or Stockton or in the presence
of either of them, simply were mis-
taken. or else lied,
Yours Respectfully,
f. d. WINTON.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
RETROACTIVE CLAUSE.

Washington, April 21.-Regarding the
decision of the republican members of
the finance committee of the senate
either to strike out the retroactive pro-
vision OF the Dingley tariff bill or to
so amend it as to pave the way for its
being stricken out in conference. 1t is
stated that the sentiment among the
republican members is said to be
against the provision from the first, but
they felt that to take decisive adverse
action upon II IN this face of the DEM
ocratic opposition would place them in
the light Of acting under fire, and TAX
ing that position because of the crtti-
Gins of the opposition They therefore
ask that the democrats keep their hands
off until the republicans have ad an
opportunity to make their intentions
known.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
FIGHTING At DAMASI

Athens Aprl 21-7 p. m-F ghtibe
has been renewed q; Damasi, which
is being cannonadel by the Greeks br-
gade advancing from B,ughazi. The
TURKS have occupied the pos,s Of L.
garia and Karatzo, wh'ch are stratee,
ica'ly unlmportant while the Greeks
have advanced and occupied S!ati Hi.
4 dispatch from Arta says that tie
Turks have abandoned Strevina- b.
yond Filippiadav, burning L. The BON,
bardment Of Prevesa continues with
increasing damage to the forts. After
bombari.ng Platomona the squadron
will proceed to Katerina,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
THE TURKS SURPRISED.

Constantinople, April 21.-The sitting
Of military commissions has been cen
tinued since yesterday at Yieldiz kiosk.
IL Is reported that Edhlm Pasha has
asked for 10000 reinforcements. and
that orders have been sent to Salonica
to hasten the dispatch of reserves to
the frontier. The mobilization of forty
battalions has been decided upon and
the enrolment of volunteers is being
considered.
The sturdy resistance offered by the
Greeks was wholly unexpected, and the
idea that the forces of Edhim Pasha
would have a military promenade to
LariSsa has already been abandoned.
kilograms received by the porte from
western provinces show that the Alba
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
BAD WORK OF THE BROKERS.

Chtcaga. April 2l-More demoraliza l.
tion has been discovered in connection
Wt Re exc sssiye commissions row
beng Ia'd by the western roads. Ths
report circulated the other day that
Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific werr
paying comm sslons TO tcRet br-7k rs
IN Denver has set the other roads 10
Isy hem nor only in Denver but
throug Aout tn western terri.ory. Of
course the brokers are using the exces-
sive commissions To cut the rates and
the decentralization is becoming vide
spread. Present conditions are ex-
tnsmely critical.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
PASSED OVER THE VETO.

Portland, April 21.-The city council
today passed over Mayor Pennoyer' S
veto the ordinance licensing nickel-in-
the slot machines. Twenty or thirty
licenses were taken out at once and
tonight the game is running full blast.
Mayor Pennoyer has laid down his
hand and says he will take no further
steps to prevent what he regards as
the worst form of gambling.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
ooNvIcTs CARVE EACH OTHER

San francisco, April 2l,-As the re
suit of a bloody battle between two
convicts in san Quenten prison today,
one Is dead and the other is dying.
EACH had u jute knife and both had
been carving each other for fully a
minute before the guards could inter
fere. One of the convicts was w. r.
Kelly. who is serving al lrOurteen year
sentence from Sacramento. The other
Is Frank Wheeler, who has been in al
most every prison in the country and is
regarded as one of the most hardened
criminals. Kelly died tonight from
the effects of his injuries.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
SURPRISING DISPATCHs.

London, April 2l.-Commenting upon
the absence of definite news today
from Elassona, the headquarters of the
Turkish troops in Mecedonia the Daily
Mail says it has received a private TEL
egram from one of its correspondents
ON the scene of hostilities indicating
that Edhim Pasha is suppressing all
dispatches. This correspondent adds:
THE whole situation appears chang
ed by the tenacity with which the
Greeks are holding Revina Pass, and
they may possibly cut Edhlm Pasha's
position and cut him of from his sup
plies.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were filed fol
record yesterday:
Mary IA. Van Etten Ito Jennie
Campbell. lot II, block s, Clat-
sop Grove. ..................S so .Ol
Outo Olsen to August Larsen.
north half of northwest quarter
of northwest quarter of section
81. township Z, north of range
10 west...............,.".....1 $50 o,
d. X. Warren and wife to Her
man Matson, lot 1, block 1876,
Warren's second extension OF
Warrenton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'V'
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
No MAIL TILL SATURDAY.

Portland, April 21.-The chamber II
commerce tonight passed resolutions
asking the Oregon delegation IN con-
gress to work for the abrogation Of the
Hawaiian reciprocity treaty.
The latest report from Huntington
Is thas the water is st!ll over the tracks
In Burnt river canyon. making the o.
X. & y. between watherbee and Hunt
ington still impossible. Il has been
found necessary 10 build pile bridges
70 take the place Of the banks washed
away o. r. & ~ officials expect to
ge, the Eastern mail and passengers
through next Saturday
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
FLOOD SUFFERERS COMPLAIN.

Washington, April 2l.-A cry OF deep
distress has come TO the war depart
ment from the Mississippi and bitter
protest against the efforts of the per
sons who are engaged in the distrbu-
ton of the government relief fund to
the flood sufferers with request to
carry on the work so as to avoid en-
couragement 10 idleness among the la
borers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
LABOR LEGISLATION.

Washington. April 21.--Speaker Reed
today informed President Gonpers
and the delegation from the American
Federation of Labor. who called 20
urge the enactment of labor legislation
by congress- that the house would en-
act no legislation until the tariff
question was settled, and urged the
delegation to work among labor1ng
men In behalf Of sentiment that would
bring about early action IN this import
ant matter
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
CHEERING NEWS.

Athens, April 2l-Midnieht.-Crow
Prince Constantine telegraphed from
L,arissa, the headquarters Of the Greek
forces in Thessaly:
I'VE have kept all our positions and
the situation today Is excellent. Every
road by which the Turks can descend
into the Thessalian plain has been
seized by our troops. l cannot wire at
greater length now. 1 am lighting my
self; so is Prince Nicholas"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22

nlaD irregulars are devastating the
country IN many localities The local
authorities are p,werless refrain them.
An imperial trade has been issued or
der4ng the Turkish het T. avoid battle
and % remain under the protection II
r., .fncations
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
THE FLORIDA BATTLE.

Tallahassee, Fla, April 2l.-The frs
joint ballot for United States senator
was taken at noon today. The result
was practically the same as that o.
yesterday with an increase of one lr
Calls vote. The vote was as follows
Chipley 16, Call "a, Raney IL, Hooker
Is, Burford I, scattering Z.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
CONSIDERS THE CAUSE LOST.

Havana, April 21.-The we'll known
insurgeut leader, Julian Zarraga, who
surrendered with five of his followers
to the Spanish authorities IN Pinar del
Rio on April 16, has made request
to be sent to Spain. He says he sur
rendered because he considers the in
surgent cause lost.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
CHIEF JOSEPH.

Washington. April 21.-The interior
department has granted permission to
Chief Joseph, the Nez Perces warrior,
to accompany Col. Cody in his Wild
West show
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
THE LAST CROWD.

Seattle, Wash, April 1.-THE large
crowd of people for the Yukon that
will leave here this season was aboard
the steamship Al-Ki. which sailed this
afternoon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22
CAN SUGAR BEETS
GROW IN OREGON?
Reports Show Th1t They Can He
Successfully Raised
GOOD INvESTMENTFOR MONEY
Farmers Hast kofE On latelIigen, Line, and
rfodaee Something Before Capital Nil
lake Any Chances
GOOD INvEsrMENrFoR MONEY


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ton to nucce,ssr,nv vr,vy sn,-,r h.,,s
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pecta'lon or picking up good crop,
our oregon farmers. or rancherSS, have
been spoiled by the ease and small
amount ot labor with which a little
wheat 'an be raised in this country,
but as TO systematic and scientific cui-
tvat"n OF the SOL, and Intelligent a'd
In the developing OF natures wonderful
resources. few Of them know the first
principles The New England Yankee.
who produces Vegetables and grain
upon the stony fields Of his native
mountains with one-tenth part OF the
advantages possessed by an Oregon
farmer would soon have n sugar beet
factory grinding out wealth for him In
ClWsop"
With It's wonderful resources of cl'-
mate and SOIL there Is no excuse for the
United States importing every year four
billion pounds OF sugar, This country
now produces one billion pounds OF SUI
gar but might just as well have the
employment of proper methods Of cul-
tivatIon, make all of its own sugar,
Much less is there any excuse for Ore
gon buying foreign sugar Let her
farmers learn how to work little,
become acquainted with nature and the
methods Of utilizing her resources, and
they will soon cease growing about
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-22

How few calendars owned ever re-
cord the date earreotly; that is, II they
depend on fair figures to keep tally.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
OCEAN WAVE LODE.

Begin min. at Corner No [. identical w,;h Corner No oi he location and with Corner NOl Silver Wave .oG-. zine post i. Q fsCi lo..g inches square s-: I6 i.,hes ia ground and surrounded With mound Of stones. 5 !ee; at base an6 F feet high. scubei M . V M (
 USLM No. I2ss A X bears o5' 45 F
 The NE corner assay oai,e bears $ 7o' 50 VI
 Thence \ I2s o7' F, Var. Ia' ,,' E 300 feet to corner No 9. ideurC7 w4th corner <c Of tre location and cnruer No5 >..y,r Wave lode, a zine post 4 feet long. inctrs square sci I5 iac,.es n ground surrounded E.,n mound of st1ue4Is icet al base and 2's fee: hi5h. scr.bcd
 OW Nj 2-Iziq 4.
 No bearings available Thence S 877 og' W. Var I2' 70 F. 2T4 feet,
 the nur!h end ot standard M-rid.an established
 for this portion Of this distact 1900 feet tO cor
 ner No ?, piEe rcsi l.6 feet long. in.he' square. set IsInche5 ID ground, and slrEoun .e : wlth mound Of stone < L feet at base and t4 'eet hirh. scrloed C W M C 5-Ia,q 4. No bcaTinas available. Thence Iz' oz N, Tar. Is' 90 r. 300 feet , 10 corner No. 1. vest center end Of cilIm iden- i q, al with Corner No oi location, a pine post ! 6 feet long, 1 incas ss square srt 8 inches in | rround surrounded w:'h mound of stones 4h i fee; at base, ? E feet ti.h, scrbed 0 '" M ( No ALAG \
 No bearings available.
 Goo feet tJ corner Nc. ,, Identical wi;h corner | No of location. p,re post 6 ie.t long, 1 l inches square set IS iuCLe, ID ground, surround ed by m5lnd Of stone. iI5 feet al base. 254 i,e' ! high. scribed o W M C No I249 A. l No bearings available. l Then se V g. |. F. Var. r2' 70 E T5oo feel
 10 corner No 0. identical sith the SW corner ! silver Wave aLd N" corner North Eel lode claims. pin' post 4 G feet long inches squ1re
 set Is inches in ground, surrOI dedby moulc | Of stone : H feet in diameter and 2H feet high | seribed O " Ai C No 6-Iz+S 4. 1 No bearings available. Thence N Iz' or F., Var. I2' 70 E 300 feet ic corner No I. the place of DcgInniDg. 1 Area. Ia.Q1I acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
PEARCE GROUP.
Mining Application No. 65l,
UNITED STATES IhSD OFfICE.J Tucson, AriZOna,
 August 3, lsS1D
Notice is hereby given that THE COMMON WEALI ! MINING AND
 MILLING COMPANY

Notice is hereby Ciycn that THE COMMON WEALI ! MINING AND
 MILLING COMPANY corporation duly org aizcd and existing by ,irtue of the laws of he Territory of Afzona. .y i,s a,t-rEeY n fact, Nl..Lm HeuIrg. wtose yostoficc address is Tucson, P.ma county Arizona has filed Its applcltOn fir a patent for the pearce Group of Mining claims. comprising the following. 10 ait
 1900 linear fee, of the Ocaaq Wave loIe. and 61o feet in sidlh.
 Iso9 linear feet of the Silver Wave lode. and Goo feet n width
 ISOo lil- a- feet Of the Common We d.h lode. and 6oo feet ID idth.
 1900 linear feet Of the bc- and Al! lCie and 6oo feet In width.
 Isoo linear feet Of the North Bell lode. and 6oo ieytln Nia;h.
 1900 linear feet oi th- Su.er Crown lode. and Goo feet m W Ctn.
 Sad l5les bearing silver and gold the Deem Wave Sii-~ te which is one JhousIGd and 'oriy-two fee; and twelve one UndIedths of @ foot n length and two hundred and nine feet in width. ,he On, aGd Al Nil. sic, which l. one thous- nd and :orfv-;Eo fec, and twelve cne- hunI1eGths of a ro5t In length and jau hundred and Lise feel u width.
 Sad .odes and said mi--i'cs are situated on ;he unsurye, ed p5rto7 oi Ike United States public lands ID ;le Turquoise Mining cistnct, m the county oi COchrr. m 'he TerutoD Of Arizaaa and are desi iGn1trd hy ;he official helc notes and ofncal plat -n ule in this office a. Survey Nc I24g A a B. b-.ng described as iO! loue.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
Area. % sa- acres.
SILVER GROWN LODE

E ginning at corner No '. identical with cor ner No Of lo-au n aSd w;ih corner No 4 ot NoT:h Bel. lod o. this slrycy; post scriocd ; C M C No I-IzfgA
 From which U $ L NJ No I24o 4 6 B bears Nso' 9 W, 4i4 3 i distant.
 I hence < I7' o7' W
 Varia ion Iz' 70 F
 300 fe-t 10 corner no ?. identical with corre SO Of locat'ol. and corner No Of the North Bell lode oi this survey; post scribed sc N C No2-I2;9 A.
 Thcrcr 5 87' g F
 Nari tiioa Izs 4o E
 1890 f-st to ,rncr No 3. identical with cor rcr b 3 Of locltion; pine post | 0 il long. 4 ms square, set I9 ins in ground. surrounded by mound Of stone 4t fl al base, 2H 1t high. scribei N C So3 Ia+9A.
 No bearings available.
 Thence \ Ia' oZ r.
 Var ttion Iz' 70 F.
 300 fee; to eorrer No {, identical with corner No of location; a pine post f long. 1 ins square set IS ins in ground. surrounded by a mound of stone 41S ft al hase. az fl shigh, scribed sc NJ No iJfsa
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
1 COMMON WEALTH LODE
Bcgiunirg atclrrcr No .

Beginning at ctrrer No [,
 Identical WitA corner No I Silver Wave lo1c. pi e p~sI Q feet lo=g inches lulre set I3 in,hc, in ground. surrounded by mound oi stone 4H feet al base. 3 2 feet high scrLei NJ w Nj C No I-Is49 \.
 From which $ LM No lz49 A & E bears . g c2 W 5ss.o feet distant.
 Thence S Iz' oI' "
 Var. I2' 4I' l.
 7uo feet io corner No 7 identical wi'h co'ncr No of location and corner No silver Wave; corner No -Eccr CroAn and conner No 5 North Bell iodcs all o, ibis su:vsy, pest scr.5cd " Nj No z-I249 A.
 No bsarinEs aVaishie.
 Thence .. ST' g r..
 Var Ie- =
 1890 ieJ 70 corner No 3. idsnticl with cor Ter No of locuio and come. No One and Al. and corner No 5 Silver Grown iodes, oi ihis survey, 8 [ il, pos; | Q i-c. lorg inches square set i5 inches in ground, surrounded by mound Of stone i i4 feet aJ bass s icct EIgG, s0uIcc C " M ( No 3.Ia+9 \. No bearings aa llie. Thence V Iz' = L Var. I1 5J sop fet tc corner No i d,a:c1l vith oo.nCr No O. loctoa. and corner No [ One and | All iCdr off is survey ine post 70 i"ri long | ( incHcs ulrs slt:5 inches I1 grolnI sur | rOunccI ty m grd of stone 4E ..et in diam | c;cr. ,. f-ct hCh. .-rJet ( W M NC | I2rq A. | No bearing avaiab'c ! o feet to corr,r No 5 identical with CorrsI | N, cf igcat.oa aud corner No One and A. ! .od- oi ;hls survey. d pine Iost 40 feet long, l ones square. st I3 inches n CTOlnd UT ! rounded Uy a IGou.d of stone ;J5 [ 'et n base | 2I4 t.,t h -a slr.oed L. ". NJ. (. No. 5-Iztg | x.
 TLence Y. g. 37W ! NaTatICH I- 40 I ! Ai1~r,r rsrtl r'y .'o-c of l.i,. I55o f,st ,t corner No. 0, .dcnii,al vith corner No Q O l location. and corner No 5. S.yeE Wave Lote CG tbs suNr,. Fcz: s~uoe4 (. W NJ C Y, | 5-Iz+g A 1 Iheuc- S. I27 oz " | Nara;iCn I2 70 l.
 300 feet 10 corner No I. tae place ofbeg .a r-n. l Area 90. 3s+ ACiss-