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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19

Notice is hereby given that tb.
 signed IS owner of the President - -. cated in Walnut Grove mininV ,ii.e-;-.' S will not be responsible fOr sav S-Is. - - tracted fer labor or otherEiss sS-i-s. =. - mining claim by parties Vorkins fS. -
 WN.JACEs0z
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19
IHomesteai Entry e4Ll NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office at Prescott, Arizona,
 September l5, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following nomed settler has filed notice of his inten- ton to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore Register and Receiver, at Prescott. Arizona, on November 5, 1898, viz: Charles Dickinson, for the $ l N E |, Sec 26, Twp l6, RAW.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: William Lave, Lou Mason. c. $. Cluck, Samuel c. Dickinson, all of Cornville. Ar Zona.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, JR.,
 Register. First publication September I9.-D.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19
How DesA tAs Rasy Bss.

To make . pound of honey the bees must viat from Scboo t~S0o, 900 How. rA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19

Take rOtice, that the Bslebar ns, Big Bug mining distl ict, YaEsp-5 = AAoezsi zOna, Is being worked under s ls.sSS -. lf and the owners will not bs rsspo,-;s.a-o As debts eOntracted for labor. or r1Ss--;.i V a or for oi her purposes. and 10 hsn .SI, ---,l,.li sad property on account of s1eh w1-t ~as plies a
 tf H M MERIXFTHpp
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19
iLAprl 1898

Notice is hereby given that the und--v;s,...- owners of three fOurths of the Lifils ESS- - other mining claims sifuzted in Isou,---s N ley. Mineral Point mining disrric- T,,- County. ArizOns. and they will nof hs - for any debt cOntrac5ed agzinst ssia -. claims by Nny persOn or personsL
 D. W.EET.
 J. V. hDmn
 J. N. HCDGnI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19

{. To Whom 1t May Concern. go,; given that my interest in the sTTl AssS claim ID Eureka mining districi' as s.-.- 1.i,ii ,s IS Siost ,;,,, ooLa 70 pArtles now vOraS l ,
 myself. Slil be responsible for a.- ~. . trActed by the partles working tbe - eos s.s
 Santa Maria Feb Ia, isss. O- Ashl0I
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19

Notice is hereby given tha.thac.,,
 Silver Belt and Lucy Mining cjsirss F. sl e,as.,i Ing distrlet, santa AAriA, YaVGD1i sS'-,sE ,rsc,S ,s, 5a loe = essp9nslhle for Gay Sss A furnlshsd or other parpo~ss ybiis .ts - zat..s being worked under bond or Is.1- s11s~ IHORNE, LOU HOUsE. S. W. T9o0,,,.D D. C
 Prescott Arizona. Oct 6. Isg5. -onAA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07

New York, Dec, o d. The SO
Oneida, having on board he.
O. Benedict and ex.Prcsidon
was IN n collision with a 4
in tho upper hay. Tho "
bowsprits carried away.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07

Perry, o. T.. Dec AT Hawley
school house DR. Bridpman, formerly o.
Missouri, was being tried FOR violating
the church rules. The doctor In turn
hied charges against deacon Of thu
church Tor laborng ON Sunday, ana
mnoe SOME serious charges against Rev
Long the pastor, vh'rcupon halt doznn
sisters ami some men bounced on the
doctor ANA gave him two black ewes ami
pulled nearly al hi. long beard out
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07

Chicago, Dec. 6-Tho Spanish cat
presented 10 Captain Clark Of the hat,
tleship Oregon, after being rescued fro~i
the wreck % the cruiser Cri,tobal Colon.
has arrived m Chicago senior Colon.
rs the cat Is callei, Is q silver gray, with
tiger markings He was taken 20 the
home OF Mrs Leland Norton 10 await
the opening Of the first Chicago CT
show. A great many special prizes have
been offered by Chicago merchants
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07

Madrid, Dee Tho Correspondonc.a
says the American commissioners insist
upon the discussion uf matters which
are NOT connected with tho treaty o.
peace. nlme.y The oatuliuon. CONNER
cal and literary conventions, etc. The
spanish government 10 adds. is unab ,
20 yield and is determined that ucl
matters shall boz discussed between tho
cabinets a. Madrid ANA Washington. 10
conclusion CorusD0udenca remarks:
"Amoucans are seeking profit By tho.f
victory in order tQ improve their own
condition. on all tublscts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07
ANOTHER SHOWS ToRM
"a strike. Detroit sui Cut, on Az
Telegraph Cammuaio.tIon.

Detroit, Dec G-rho storm of sun
day and Monday has bsen sur,o,8 e hy
another hc,vy suowNom OF % arve.
character, however, and one which
Frustrated Geographic communication
4 biz aset OF freight steamers Is tied
up near the lower end OF the Detroit
river waiting Tor higher water 10 email .e
them 10 get across tho shadows at Lime
Kiln trussns and Ba.llri's reef A.
heavy uorihorly winds have lowered the
water IN that vicinity considerably.
The biz Detroit froightcr. lafayette
Brown, coal laden from Buffalo Tor Chi.
cago, is aground OIL Pcleo point. LAKE
Erie. Two tugs are at work upon her.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07

Maryvlle, No, Dec II. stinglev,
a wel'todo. farmer, testified before tue
grand jury last week that be- had pur.
chased WHISKY OF Albert Cam, a drug.
gist clerk, &C Rayenwood. this county.
When the case came TO trial In the cir.
cult court sunrley testified that he did
not buy any whisky. but bought tobaccc
ana hair oye Judge Anthony ordered
sungley under arrest and directed the
sneui 10 empanel a special grand jury
aud investigate stingley's conduct.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07
III RElcHsrAo OPENED.
Empsres wiIli-m rsnsh-. Upon uauss.
% impsrtanes On nis speech.

fmpsrer wiiiiam rauch.. Upon Natter.
81 temperatures IN IA. speech.
Berlin. Dec. 0.--The Reichstag was
Opened TO-DAY ~ Emprsor William,
who after Announcing a series OF 80.
eial aud labor bills and complete or.
ganizasion OF the army said that Gsi.
many's relations with all forsign pow.
err continue to ha friendly aud that the
principal object Of his policy Will b. to
the mainlaineuce OF peace. Therefore,.
his majesty, hailed with warm approval
TIE ears magnanimoas proposal Tor
the furtherance of the ooiaot
Continuing, the emperor referred 90
the assassination OF the empress Of Aus.
tria a. a sayl 90 ana ruthless act, wnicn
had caused him deep pain aud which
had evoked the most sincere sympathy
Oh rcuRhout Germany. Abiding 90 tho
anti'anarchial conierence at Rome the
emperor said the readiness with which
the lnyitati ons had boen accepted 20 Try
the powers justified the hops that its de.
lbealions would have practical results.
Alluding To the war between Spain
and the United States. his majesty sa,d
Germsny's neutrality was conscien.
uousiy and Loyalty observed towards
both boligcrents
Then. taking up colonial affair. En-.
poror William pointed out measures
taken for the economic developments OF
kia Chou, declaring that while consci.
eniiously respecting the well acquired
rights Of thin parties, the German gov.
eminent would direct it, efforts 20 FUR.
ther promotion, Of its ocoEomic relations
with CHINA, which Is yearly growing
more important
The emDefor cone. u led with reference
TO his visit 90 Palestine, saving be- hou..d
the brilliant reception ACCORDED ham by
tho sultan aud Turkish people every.
where would prove 90 D. oi material
benefit 90 German prestige ANA the ma.
iional Interest,". OF Germany.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07

San Francisco, Dec. -Chas. Becker.
ono OF a quTtetie OF loryer. who rails %
a sl2 chcca 90 s2g,OO0 on the Nevada
hank, has confessed His accomulics.
have all turned states evidence. and it h.
believed that Becker confessed 80 that
Crecgan, who has been his psrt,cu.a-
partner In crime, could not benefit los
his confession, which was made about
10 days ago
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07

New fors, Dec. 6.--Ei Fitzpatrick,
ono OF the BEST known builder. In New
York, Il dead AZ his home In this city.
aged 90 He was a close personal friend
OF Horace Greeley He escorted Ere /.
orick Douglass safely through tho CITY
aud 10 his home In Rochester at the
time OF the riots hero in 1868, az the r..
quest Of Mr. Greeley.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07
IMPROVEMENTS vE
BEGUN At HAVANA.
DATED state. oo.-ra@s"sC Let. al. Coz.
tract Sss m. nu,a'a- p Rail-
read and wh&f


New YORK, Dec 0 The N ald says
the governments Is abou, 20 osAtruct a
wharf and railway in Cuba. the ermer
to be located at rriscornia, villa n OF
700 inhabitants, on the shore Of tho Ar.
Dor Of Havana, and the latter TO rum Z
tue military camp at Regia, connectilh
with the Matanzis branch ofthe United
railways OF Cuba. The line viii b. ssv.
en- miles long.
These enterprises, while undertaken
by the government because OF the mill.
iary advantages TO be- gained thereby,
viii b. Of immense advantage TO the
mercantile interests OF the island. There
has hitherto been no wharf In tho neigh.
borhood Of Havana except la the city
Itself, where steamships could discharge
or UNLOAD cargoes.
The proposed government wharf will
be between 800 aud 400 feet in length.
insuring 90 feet OF water. sufficient foi
large steamers II will b. constructed
Of timber subjected to a treatment with
creosote, ana wall tins b. enabled to re.
sist the avagos Of the teredo worm.
Numerou, sheds aud warehouses will
also BE- erected. but no Arrangements
looking 20 their construction have been
entered unon
The railroad will b. constructed nc
cording 20 the Pennsylvania railroad
specifications Leaving Triscornia and
turning eastward toward Maianzis bel
viii keep close O. tho shore and late.
strike into IN country Tho road near
Havana viii b. double tracked with o
single track toward the eastern end. lt.
- expected ultimately 20 carry the doul.
le track system throughout tho entire
line. the gov rumanf gave publicity
% BE- plans Nov 2O and received bd.,
fer The work on DC {. The coutrac
was ..f tne same day p rH. American
Indies commuy uy C0lIur. Fmus j. .
lieescr, qurriermastor aud chiof OF tle
division oi Transportation whofenrrsent.
cd Che government
Work on tha wharf has not yet beon
begun as all the material must bo oa. /
tanned BOO thi. country Iu. lumber viii.
b. purchased In the south AMI shipped /
90 Havana. Tho railway has bseu sur.
vcycd AMI construction worl has heenI
started at 'risc0run The country
through which the line i. 90 pass b. 20 ID
Ing and rocky, uoccsatatinr cons a,r.
able Blasting several hundred msn'
wall b. cent 20 Cuol by the lnd.cs com
pany within the next few days
All the railway lines In Cuba arr con
trolled and wern butt by Elr.isn can.
tai and English engineer. Toe ro.hnf.
stock Is mainly English, although trcr
ire few American passenger ana
freight cars No definite time has been
'et by the government Tor the comu.r
lion Of the railway and wharf a. formal
contract has not boen drawn un Il lsl
understood hat both worxs are o. &.
pushed through IN the shortest possible
time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-07

Bremen, Dec. 0 - Tho Spanish
tuns'Atlantic company has char.
tered the two North German
Lloyd Steamship company's vessels tho
Darmstadt aud Munchen in order to ak.
podito the repatriation Of tho Spanish
troops IN Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-09

momentos actuales, los estudios comparafi-
vos entire nuestras fuerzas navales Las do
los Estados Unidos. ST 50 cousideran es-
tablecen los datos references ambas naoio-
nes, entire los buques modernos de hierro y
acero con sistemas de protection velocida-
des notables, apareoe como hecho indadable,
en- el supuesto de que en- ell ministerio de
Marina espahol hayan dessrrollado gran
actlvldad = que pusda contar con sus sco-
razados torpederos, que existe supe-
r1o1ldad respecto la bandera espahola.
81 la comparaci6n Sc determina entire
bu4ues de otros tipos, de exiguo valor ofen-
sivo faitos de velocidad por mas Que sean
adecuados para la policfa = defensa de laa
costas, son tambi6n superiores los elementos
que posee Espaf1a, porqae no debe perderse
de vista que las compras de buques mil va-
ces cons'guadas en- Las Columns de Ia prensa
americana son deseos TO reaiizadoe; aun asf,
la f1ota de los Estados Unidos en- conjunto,
es algo superior la puestra; paro como los
combates navales no So veritioan lanzAndosa
los combatientas datos estadfsticos, ante ell
valor slempre probado de nuestros ofciales
dc Marina Is praceiea irrecusable dc sus
dotaciones, nos prometsmos que los laureles
de Ia victoria no seran para Ia 1ota mas nu-
merosa, por 10 mismo contemplamos sin
tenor el porvenir de los acontecimientos qua
van desarroilarse-'
~ *Ei Impsrcial'', de Madrid, publ
ca el siguiente movimientode personal de Ia
escuadra nscional: "Parece que serA nona~
brado comardante del crucero auxiliar ''Co-
lombla', eli captain de fragata don Pedro
Gaarro. Para segundo comandsnte se de-
sigma al. teniente de navfo de primera don
trancisco Carreras, fgarsnao ademas en- Ia
dotaclon los tenientes de nayfo don Enrique
Perez, don Manuel Paente, don Alfonso
Perate don Rafael Fernandez Puente. El
captain de fragata don Joaquin Barrieza
mandar& Ell ''Normandfa'' s ira como segun-
do don Victoriaro Sanchez D6riga, tenienta
dc navfo de primera, destinAndose tambi6n
4 dicho buque los tenientes de navfo dom
Carlos 1rigo, don Jose Cousillas don Jose
Miranda. Para 81 maudo del transports
'"General Vald6s'' so indics al captain de
fragata don Fernando Barreto. Ha sido
des1inado Cartagena 81 teniante dc navfo
don Joaquin Gutierrez Rubalcaba. Ha e.
do promovido al empleo Immediate ell alf&-
rez de navfo don Gui1lermo Maldonqi. Sc ha
dispuesto que embarqae en- ell acorazado
"1oalayo" eli teniente de nsv1o don Luis Con,
zsle2 Qainso. So ha ordenado pssen pres
tar sDs seryicios la oop7andancia de masina
de Bilbao los tsnientes de uav{o don Arman"
do Ponte don Eduardo Cardereza. A Ba-
yona Ell avudsnte don Francisco Antinano,
y San Vioente dc Ia Barqnera el ayudanta
don Antonio Lupianez".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-09
viaje exceptional
Ei hermoso rapido ycspor correo faIncss
Ferdinand Dc Lessons

Compagnie Generate Trasatlatique". saldrs de
puerto para de urdeos vaie extrao-dinario e dit
Mayo proxmo, adinitienGo toda KEropa
pasajeros -.
buuaa CUE todas las condiciones ocinaF1s
de los grnes ma slo oaeto de reparacto-
espec;ales los seores
ieros encontrarn esnl6ndas carnaras
conedores ampas toldis todo 81 lujo. comodidades
comfort necesarios para v:aje de placer
LOS PAsAJEEo?\ PARA Ell NoRTE DE IsPANA
yapores dia=os para Ia costa cantabroa, mas 81
ovas los terrtoriO e4a46
GRAN IEBAJA DE PRECIOS
Deseando Ii compahia proporcionar a los sef1oFea
pasaieros toda yertajas Ia hecho reha;a
dan red uc.os s 500 francs en- nrinera carnaTa
$50 idem entrepuente.
eo-iS A1N VI 'A J. T. SILVA Y CohPAK1A>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-09
vARIE DA D ES.
LuI1a hermanos, ! Con|pahIa.

los lnoos n,portalores Rico del faHaso
vino tintO ba-co de Algz1cana." Niny1
otro 10 mejora purezl buen sabor. En- dcho
heciiento aca, lie ecibr tambien surt;da
de vnos de Jerez, Champas superior corea nOa turr@
frutas iugo amibar. aguard!ens
toda clase de articulOs nnos del Eae Iese1tar
Un surtido 1aejoT.
RI Ton4a-Unico dep6sto del desacreiitado RON 90
Fl IVl(U PAClO las tres sss-Este ron resino infer.
49, "~'' nal gente, regala los tocayoS de1
estahecirniento 50 botea.Arecibo, sale de-
Payfa no. 10.
Julian Silva RsRss q
'e~'' ~~ Alquiler Sc dan /. piazos 10 nismo las
que las sada siendo responsible Ia misma maqs
anZaderas agujas de tod;s cases para las misKns
innidad de accessories diiciles de cnuerar AdemAs
eompran vendea nuebcs usados San Juan de Paerta
Rico (3l D. 81
Rlreoaon Libreria de Olinpo Otero Ponce} Puerto
Hsslld{;EI1 1sico-Calle de Atocfla:-.Lisu -Eizs
leto' parifrasis de concerto, 60 censavos
Hermann" idern dem 80 cent&'os '1ro7ador" iaen. =
centavts.-(1run Galop cronco. opera r. 60 centavcs
Gante de gusto :5S:i ss::s
Maorca aceitunas barreS chorizos Bilbao
baclao tsc,sia siempre sollcitdo
Roja SagastaEn ei Co1na1o de Cereoe<o, Hermas1ss
CuElpania.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-09
Julian Silva
A!lnacen
Gente de guSto

Maorca acetunas barrileS chorZOS Bilbao,
Monserrat. bacaao sc,sa el siempre socadO
Rioja Sagasta-En q Co1nado de Cereoelo Hermazass
CuEp2lia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-09

de reciDirse Queso Reaao-
So, nlanteluilla lie Santa1IsE.
Sa;t,hininJD -'x"irhV mem bri!fft e$%
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-08
Wedding OF Deaf flutes.

Grant GOsset Of Ransomville, this
state, and Fannie Krotz of Oxford,
both deaf and dumb, were married by
Probate Judge ]. M. Doubleday at his
Office at the court house Wednesday.
The wedding was a ''quiet affair.""
The probate Judge had never married
a deaf and dumb couple before, and
when 1t came to asking them the nec-
essary questions he was at a loss to
know how to proceed until the
thought struck him that he could
write them AMI show them to the
contracting parties. The ceremony
was performed Ia this manner, the
couple answering the questions in
writing. When the ceremony was
about over the probate Judge wrote
on slip Of paper these words: II now
proclaim you man and wife," and held
it before the eyes Of the couple. The
groom grinned and looked slyly at his
bride, and she blushed and looked at
the floor while the groom led her out
Of the court house.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-08
neeting Of High School Trustees

A meeting Of the trustees Of the
Sumner County High school was held
Tuesday, and the following business
was transacted:
It's Correll OF Pleasant Plains, ILL.,,
who during the past year has had en-
tire charge Of the Red River Valley
university at Wahpeton, Nd, was
elected to the position Of teacher Of
Shorthand and typsvsiting.
The Flandro house. now occupied
by Mr.. Noodle, was rented 10 be used
in connection with the Fourth ward
school building. The board deemed
it better to use that building rather
than compel the students to traye
between the Fourth and Fifth ware
school buildings. The house is TO bt
fixed up with tables and chairs, ant
will probably be occupied by the com
mercial department.
A cinder walk will be constructed
between the Fourth ward schoo
building and the FlandrO building.
The board adjourned.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-08

auditorium by outside parties. The
schedule fixes the price to be charged
for meetings where no admission fee
is charged at S. per night, without
heat; with heat, IS per night. Meet
ings where an admission fee Is to be
charged, the price for the use of the
auditorium will be SIS, the same as
charged the lecture club. The schedule
was adopted.
The coatract for furnishing coal
was awarded to F. A. Amsden at So. 20
per ton for eastern Kansas deep shaft
lump, delivered. The Hunter Milling
company's and the Long-Bell Lumber
company's bids were $40 each, while
the Rock Island Lumber company's
bid was 1896.
The chairman OF the building CON-
mittee reported that the insurance on
the First ward school building was
about to expire, and the building com.
mittee was instructed to have II re-
Dewed. The board also decided to
increase the insurance on the Third
ward building to $4,000.
The board adjourned until the next
regular meeting.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-08
County High Schsel Notice.

On and after Saturday, September
10th, students desiring to enter the
High school will find me at the County
High school building. Those who
were not connected with the school
last year are requested t. call, il
possible, during the week prior to the
opening Of school, Monday September
10th.
have a list OF rooms and boarding
places and shall be glad to assis!
students in finding desirable location
THos. W. BUTCHER, Principal.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-08
Assignment of Teachers.

The board Of education met Monday
night. Teachers were assigned as
follows:
Miss Ella Hayens, First ward chart
and lB classes. Estimated attend
ance: Chart, As; lB, IA. Total, 62.
Miss Flora Fultz, First ward Ia
and 2B classes. Estimated attend
ance, la, 26; 2B, 25. Total, 81.
Miss Ethel Showalter, First wari
"a and 3B. Estimated attendance
! "a, 2S; SB, 20. Total, As.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-08
Real Estate Transactions.

Reuben H. Num- has purchased OF
John c. Kirby and wife their one-half
interest in lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and the
north IS feet of lot !, block 2, town OF
Ansen, for s4Oo.
John G. Kirby has bought of Reu-
ben H. Num- and wife their One'half
interest in two lots and so acres Of land
adjoining the town of AnsOn. The
consideration was 81 200.
IL. Fisher has purchased Of F. J..
Nye 200 acres Of land near ArgUnia,
for $500,
Nina King has purchased Of Her.
man Lepel for 81, 900, so acres OF land
near Caldwell.
Fannie P. G. Lynch has purchased
OF the heirs OF j. N. Glasgow, de-
ceased, a tract OF land In Avon town
ship, and tract of land in Greene
township.
Jacob F. Engel has boughtof Jerry
Wirebaugh Of Grant county, Okla
homa, so acres OF land in jackson
township, for 81, 300.
Thos. F. Trickey Of Sedgwick coun'
ty has purchased Of ]. L. Nessley Of
Sedgwick county, lots /, 2 and 3, In
block 4, Mulvane, for 5000.
The following tax deeds have been
filed in the register OF deeds Office re-
Gently: Sumner county to W. A. and
]. A. Maxey, lots l3, IA, Is, l6, II and
is, in block 9, L. X. Myers addition
to the city of Wellington. Sumner
county TO Tom Hicks Wright, the
south half of lot in block 4, and loI
in block 4, Fl. L. Nye's subdivision
of outlots in the city Of Belle Plain,
Sumner county 10 Uriah Gordon
lot Is, in block q, and lot q, in blocl
%, town of HunGewell ... . Sumne
county to Peter Fitzgerald, lot 4, il
block IS, town of Hamden Portland
...Sumner county to the Bank o
KingwOOd, lot 2, in block 80, city 0
Wellington.