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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-07

Gertrude Vnton with friend from
Ma ssa chusetts is home for the summer
Mr. Lamb also came with her.-Edward
Norton and sister from Stockbridge We're
guests OF Wallace Norton and wife last
week-The prayer meeting next Sunday
evening will be at Aleck Shampney's at
5 O'Clock p. m.--The Ladies' "Olive Branch
society" will meet July 10 with Mrs. Tart.
frankie Martin Bean Is at home from
Rutland for a few weeks.
EAST MlDDLEBURY.
Miss Flora lockwood Is home from her
school for the vacation Rogers IL
CONTINUED on sixth page.}
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-07

One of the survivors, Joseph Rechmann,
said the accident occurred between and
O'Clock in the morning. lie was in his
bunk at the time. but hurried on deck.
The conclusion when the vessels struck
nearly threw him To the floor. The steam
or almost Immediately listed to port In
three-Quarters Of an hour the steamer
had disappeared beneath the water. He
was one of is or % who got into boat.
Two hours later they saw n sailing ves-
sci and soon discovered it was the vessel
that had oollidal with them. They were
taken on.
Before the steamer went down there
was an explosion" said Rechmann, land
lots and lots of people We're thrown into
the water only to be lost When the
boat he got into was lowered the steam
ers sail was already under water. There
was great confusion, and everybody was
| for himself" is the way Rechmann put it..
There was no order whatever. Rechmann
was bound from Chicago to Havre and
| was then going to Austria.
Antou Laus told similar story to the
above and in addition furnished the fol-
| lowing figures which he had put down in
| n book: Ships crew, 223; third class pas
scngers, 1885, second class passengers. 1923;
| FIRST class passengers rs; total souls on
board, 7l6; passengers saved, SO; ships
crew saved, 40; drowned. $50; saved, 16S
| STEAMSHIP LA BOURGAGNE.
La Rourgagne was built In 1885 at
Lasyne. She was two masted ship
rugged screw steamer of 1896 tons gross
| register and 500 horse power. She was
49i.5 feet long, had 522 feet beam, and was
BAG feet deep. She was built of steel and
iron. had II water-tight compartments
land carried water ballast
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22
SPAIN WILL NOT
BRING ON WAR
tcontInued DOM FIrat PaEe.l

the proposition II there was Il chance OF
their acceptance by the insurgents.
c0nsul-General Lee Ia making reports 20
the state department on this matter. They
arc based on fun and authentic informa-
tlon. General Lees report shows that the
United states would be powerlesa to per-
made the insurgents to accept 'ampll-
fed autonomy" Government officials
here have been making anxious Inquiries
regarding the feeling Of the adminiatra-
ton on this point and also whether Amer
loan public sentiment would sustain me-
dlation ~ that kind They have received
unfayorablc answers The problem which
now confronts General Blanco Is to con-
troll his military weakness which must
inevitably be- exposed when the failure OF
the last attempt 10 negotiate with the in
surgents II known. General Pando, nAxt
In command, Is along the line OF the
Jaruco trocha. n the generals were will
Ing 70 treat for anything short Of lnds-
pendence Pando's presence would be- con-
yerlent. for he must meet the RESPONSE
bili.y for a situation which nnds the In
surCents In possession OF Puerto Principe
province ready to cross the trocha ana
take part In a march to the west.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22
THE LAURADA AGAIN.

Wilmington. Del, March 2l.-The steam
er Laurada OF flibustering fame which
cleared for Alaska from Philadelphia
with a cargo Of 1000 tons of coal, passed
the Delaware capes Sunday and there is
reason to believe that the vessel is bound
on another expedition to cuba Since her
last Cuban venture the Laurada had her
machinery thoroughly overhauied and
she has received new boilers which will
doubtless increase her speed. After leav-
ing the yards she was repainted at Cam
den and new deckhouses for passengers
were built. While anchored in the Della
ware river the Laurada was closely
watched by Spanish spies, who believe
that the vessel will take on another cargo
Of arms for cuba at some point on the
coast. 1t is reported that the munitions
Of war to he sent on this expedition are
now in New York.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22
vErERAN JouRNALIsr pEAp.


Boston, March 2L-Roland worthington.
the veteran journalist. is dead at his home
aged 81 years. lie entered the newspaper
business as an emplOye Of the counting
room of the Boston Advertiser. In 1876
he took charge Of the Boston Traveller.
When Daniel Webster made his famous
speech at MarshGeld. In August. lsls, Mr..
Worthington published verbatim re-
port and had II sold b. the newsboys In
the streets an innovation which called
down The severe criticism Of the other
Boston papers lie sold a very large num-
Der Of copies Mr.. worthlngton was one
Of the earliest Of the free-soilers OF Mass
achusetts and was one Of those who fore
saw and welcomed the conflict. When
the republican party was organized he
at once Joined II and carried his paper
with him. In issO his paper was the frst
to suggest the nomination OF John d.
Long as successor TO Governor Banks
He was opposed by the republican papers
OF Boston. but his candidate was nomi-
mated and elected. In 1853 he insisted that
George d. Robinson was the wlsest nomi-
nation that could be made against Cen
eral Butler and here he won again. Pres
ident Arthur rendered the Office OF collec-
tor Of the port in 1852. worthington re-
tired from active management Of the
Traveller in lss0
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAPH.

The navy department has issued call
for the enlistment OF the following classes
of men: Seamen. Is to IS years age, $2l
per month ordinary seamen. $lg per
month; chief machlnists, $50: first-class
machinists, SIS; second-class, $40.
The department has decieded to keep the
Maine in existence il possible to restore
her in any degree.
on behalf of Senator Mason. of Illinois.
George Powell, of Lacrosse. Wis. has
cabled an acceptance of Baron FL Cardo's
Marquis of Altavilla, Madrid Spain, chal-
lenge to a duel on account of the formers
utterances in the United States senate.
United States arsenal at Watertown,
Mass, is now running day and night. Big
guns will be turned out and ten carloads
shipped to Puget Sound, and disappearing
carriages to San Francisco.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer says that
since January /, 1856 people have left
that city for Alaska and of that number
2SOS went to Copper River.
The democrats in Portland yesterday
chose new central and 80 delegates were
elected to the state convention which
meets tomorrow. The Pennoyer adminls-
tration was indorsed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22
YUKON RAILROAD.

San Francisco. March 2I.-At a meeting
Of capitalists interested in the construc-
tion Of railroad to the Yukon country.
". c. Alders presented report based
upon recent explorations and from obser-
vations made during an exhaustive sur
veying trip to Alaska. and showing that
route up Copper River was not only
feasible but practicable. 1t was decided
TO organize a party Of surveyors who
are to start as soon as the weather condi-
tons will permit, probably by May Is.
The programme is TO start. for orca ana
proceed up Copper River TO its head and
thence across TO the Yukon to its june
tion with the American boundary line.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22
ASSESSMENT NOTTCE.
For The Street Improvement In the Cy Of Astoria Known
as THE Commercial Street Extension
Improvement"

special the
IN, N
Of
from
bird
Exchange street. which Hd assessment
n the Mnfrh
srr AHment il Improve
htul anal, of
city und Apunl
docket Of
the
igp n win
the of tho nj said
c In the Of
out and recor J and M Mnsf
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3Lnlota. block N, shlyaloy's ~.

No u lot 3 block l21 sbIysley's ~.
i,cgIhnihg al point ~ II n of Nj
cor lot \, block ~, Hbiyoley's ~.
tOriH, an n line With " linr sad
iDt N produced, then n IN said v
line ~ point On y line NJ a, n g.
H. Ii II. co.'s depot grounds. then
hW along y line ~ point . n w NJ
" line said lot " produced. ihtn y
ana par with ana 3 n distant
from said w line produced ~
point w n n ~ n ilue said lD'.
ihru " > n ~ beginning u.........
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

The entering wedge of fatal complaint
Is often slight cold, which dose or two
OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral might have
cured at the commencement. Therefore
II is advisable to have this prompt ana
sure remedy always at hand to meet an
emergency.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

Mccann John, t3oe o. H. h y. 20. at
hlHj
Mccann. James Bso 0. II & n co. ct
ulhl
Mccann. Margaret ,soo . Il. & n, co.
n nlHl
oregon Railroad and Navigation Co..u.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

There is only one more dsagreeable be-
ing than the married woman who always
speaks of my house. my furniture"
etc. and that is the married man with the
the same trick of speech.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

at point % n " of M
cOr lot 4. block i2l. ahveiey'a A.
iOria, on line with y line fad lot
" produced. then " on said u line
70 llne ~ depot grounds Of A.
n q. X. ". X. Co then aW along
said line - point on line win
w line said lOt N produced. then 4
on said w line 10 point W N n Of
NV cor said lot then u % Il 10
r,ee BEGINNING IanIan .,......,, ls@
cor lot :. block i2s shlveleys ~.
ioria, on tine with " line snId lot
" produced, then " on said H. line
- y line u depot grounds of A.
n q. u. u. X. Co, then gW along
" line slld lot II pr6dnccd. tbcn :
gn lnid w Inc ~ point ~ N n of
NV cor said lot then u =, T, 10
beginning ........,.............. t.g m
Beginning NJ 70 point N n n ofNE "''"
cor lot .. block va shlyelcys A.
igrin. on line with r. lluc atd lot
" produced. then " On nAld r. line
- > line ~ depot grounds 0f
n g, Y. X. X. CO.. then BW along
sIld hhc Z" point On line with
w llnc said lOt N produced. then 4
0n snld w Hoe 20 point ~ n n 1f
NV cor seid lot. then r. y II 10
beEin2iaF b., 4 ,,,.l ......, i@@
cor lDt ., block lZ' Shivoleys A.
torn, on line with n line sald Id
u produced then y on said l. .ng
70 = line ~ depot grounds Of A
Il q. Y. X. X. 60 then SW along
tiM lnc % point ou linz with
w line said lyt n produced. then 8
on Eald " line ~ point ~ N y of
Nv ,9r said i't then y ~ n to
Beginning al a point n n n and ,, ~
~ w Of the NE cor lJt 2 block 70.
Shlv"lcys AHtOria then n and par
with and y n distant from p
line said lot N produced ~ < line
uf depot grounds ~ A. IL G. Il II
". CO.. ;hcn sW along aid 4
line tO point 10 n distant from "
zoe 0t snid loi u produced, then
3 par with and 10 II distant from
said w line 10 point ~ II n ard II
y y ~ NV cor said lot. then T.
- n - beginning pR.................. Zl Il
y y n of " . lot 2. block ~ shive-
:, leys astoria. ,.......... 40
cor lot 4. block ~. Shlyeiey's A.
toria. on line with T. line said lot
N produced then " on said r. Uue
q = line Of depot grounds Of A.
4 g. y. X. Y. Co. then sW along
said , line ~ point On line rlfh
W line said lot n pro duoed. then s
on said W line 10 point " n : Of
NV cor said lot. then + ~ n 10
lot I. block ~. shlyeiey's Astoria isI S 10
Beginning al a point ~ n n Of NE
cor lot :. block ~. Shlveleys As
toria. on line with + line said lot
II produced. then y on said r line
10 ; line 0f depot grounds u A.
< 9. 4, r. r. Co. then SW along
sAld line % point on line With
W line said lot n produced, then ;
on said W line 10 point " n \ of
NV cor said lot. then + ~ Il 20
beginning Observation-Disclosures. ls.4i
lot 3. block ~. Shlveley's Astoria. 4G 10
Beginning at point % n y OF MI
cor lot G. block 10 Shlyeley's AS
toria, on line with r line said lot
" produced. then n bn said r line
10 $ line of depot grounds OF A.
& g. X. X. r. Co.. then SW along
said line 20 point on line with
W line said lot n produced. then 5
on said v line 10 point ~ n y Of
NV cor said lot. then + b II 10
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

llcgluulng ul a point lh n \ ofSW
cor lot D, block il2 Ahypirya Az.
lntlh. uU llnr with M line uf uiid
lni extended n. then T. along n
llnr ~ right ~ way uf A. 40 H.
II " Co tu the nv cor uf that
'"riulu parcel ~ inu1 SOLD By Tho
80 q y Go. ~ tho said A A e.
" " u. 60. ani recorded on page
y. book i1. records ~ deeds ~ cat.
snE county oregon. lhonrr ln
NE direction along nv bound.
afb llno ~ said p1frri NJ land tu
a point on llno Win the center uf
Nlhrirrhth htl extended y then
n uu said center line extended
10 lhr Government plrf head line
~ the Columbia river. thrn NJ
along HHld pirr head llnb tu the
dlNlHi"u llnr between Hiid lt H
go aud tho tMiHup Mlil CO.. nH
drHrflhrd lu that certain agree.
Wrht nriNrcn said companies on
iuEr 80, book N record uf deeds
~ 'lainup county. Oregon. then
lu H HE direction along said diyls
alnn line iu paint iu ~, ,uuist
llnn ~ Twenty third n. extended
n. thence IN "a M direction along
tho liur dividing The prrmiasa III
ihr said companies uh art forth iu
That certain decd from the Ciats
sop Mll 60 tu ih, said A A e.
u " II 60 uu page 40 huuklt
RECORD ~ Deeds ~ tlatHnp conn
" btcE"u, tu 30 point 10 ft T. ~
y llur ~ Twenty third NJ vAtrnd.
cd y ihrnyr lr u \ direction aud
par With Twenty % 30
pulni lu tho division line between
said pc WlHrn HH art forth 600 lurt
mentioned deed thence in "a RW
direction along nAld last men
liph'd division line iu q point IN
tho rvulrr ~ Twenty third NJ ~
tended y thence IN q n direction
along said center line to "a point
that inirtHcytH tho X boundary
line or the depot rfuuudr III thr
said A S g n N U. Co. thence
IN % kN direction ana ON \ line
OF said depot grounds tu "a point
% Intersection with tho y line af
Commercial st thence M along
y llnu of commercial nj 60 point
ln the center line ~ Nineteenth
~ extended y thence IN a n
dire ton along naid center line
81 said street 10 the line of tho
riEht NJ way u A. a q. R Il n
co, lhvuvc " along the \ llno of
hhid fiEhl uf waY To- Is point nu
Inc With the " line ~ lot .. block
l2 Hhiyrlry'a Astoria. .AttnIri
y aud iA Il y uf NW cor said
lui then y IN said " line uf said
lot extended y tn place ~ begin.
uiuE ......... ............ ti,l
Lot D. lllock ill. shivrlcy'n Anturia /.
tNuw held iu trust fur the raid
\. s e. II N R 60 hy the A.,
tpfiA baN inEr Hank
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It fails
TO cure; 25c. For sale by Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22
Astoria 6 Columbia Nlvor u u Go ana
of Astoria Savings Hank, Trustee ......

Adair. Mary Ann, Hoitu of Heirs atc
Laura y Adair, John Adait. jt, ". !.
Adalr \ y Adait. Ellen A Mrndol
kRN Wulchrt. Mary 4 Jordan. Mari
" Adalr. Annie Il utcnham. and betty
ufrUhhm Laura Htvnham aud Robert
~ irvnham, hvlfu uf iotiy A. lirvn
huf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

First--Go via the st. Paul because the
lines to that point will AFFORD you the
very best service.
Second See that the coupon beyond
st. Paul reads via the Wisconsin Cen
trail because that line makes close con-
nectlons with all the transcontinental
lines entering the Union Depot there,
and its service is tirst-class In every
particular.
Third For Information, call on ysur
nelghbor and frlend-the nearest ticket
agent--and ask for ticket reading via
the Wisconsin Central lines, or address
JAS. c. POND,
General Passenger Agent,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
GEO. 8. BATTY,
General Agent,
Portland. Oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

az point 60 fl n ot NE
cor lot I, block lSs, ShiVeley's AS
torla, on line with l. line said lot
ir produced. then n on sntd +, line
to pier head line, then SW along
said pier line to point on line
with W line said lot produced,
then $ TO point 60 II n of NV cor
said lot, then r. 50 Il to begin
ming Except right of way of A.
\ G, II. X. II. Co).,.,,.,,,,.,,..,,
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Lot :. block la9. shivclcy's Astoria.

Lot ., block lS9, Shivoley's Astoria. lSS, 80
Beginning at point 10 It n of NE
cor lot :, block 1872. ShiVeley's AS
toria, on line with II line said lot
if produced then n on said n line
to pier head line, then SW along
said pier line to point on line
with w line said lot produced,
then 5 to point GO Il n of NV cor
said lot then Il 80 II to begin
ming except right of way of A,
\ G., Il, II. II, Co0..,,,,....,,. lI,41
Lot 6. block 1872, Shiveley's Astoria. 1880
Beginning at n point 10 II n OF ME-
cor lot G, block lS9, Shiveley's As
toriN, on line with Il line said lot
II produced then n on said II line
To pier head line, then SW along
said pier line to point ON line
with w line said lot produced,
then s to point 60 II n of NV cor
said lot then u 80 II to begin
ming except right of way of A.
n G. II, II. IL, Co0,..,,o,.,.,,,, l2i.4I
Lot 3, block led, Shiveley's Astoria, 1888
Lot |, block l2I, ShlNeloy's Astoria. 1850
Lot 2, block l2l, ShlVeley's Astoria. ~, ~
Lot 3, block l@l, Shtveley $ Astoria; lS,SO
Beginning at point 90 Il n Of NE
cor lot 3, block 1871 Shiveley's AS
torla, on line with u line said lot
II produced, then N ON said II line
to 5 line of depot grounds of A
X G, II. II, II. Co, then SW along
said S line to point on line with
w line said lot II produced, then
or said w line to point GO Il n OF
NV cor said lot then IL 90 II TO ~,
beginning .,,,.',."'.'''.''''''''' lJe'SV
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

beginning at a point 60 Il n of MI
cor lot t. block 100, ShlVelcys AS.
turin, ON "A line with n line snld
lot II produced then n ON said T.
line To s line OF A, y G. II IL, r.
cos depot grounds, then SW
along said $ line to point In line
with W line said lot II produced,
then on said w line to point -
Il n OF NV cor said lot, then E
so II to beginning gu.....,.,,u... 1867
beginning at a point 90 II n of nv
cor lot 2, block lA, Shlvoley's As.
torla, ON u line With u line said
lot II produced then n on suld W
line to $ line of A. y G, u .R r.
Co.'s depot grounds, then SW
along said $ line to point . r. w
OF II line said lot II produced, then
pnr, with aud y II distant OF
said produced u line to point 90
Il n of said lot then p II to ~ .
beginning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gb,S
Il Y lot 2, block l2o, Shivcley's AS
torla ,,,t,,,,.r,,,,,,.'',,' WI
W 10 II lot ., block l99, ShNeltSH -,
AAtorll ,,.,,''',,',,.,s.'y,''. ,''..,,,; -'V
beginning ut n point GO II n of NV
cor lot 2, block lN, Shiveley's AS
torla. on line with W line nI
said lot II produced, then n ON
said w line to line of A, y &, II,
II, II. Co.'s depot grounds, then
Me along said S line To point ID
II u OF w line of said lot II pro-
duced, then : and par, with ana 10
II distant from said w line To
point 60 II N of N line said lot
then w 10 Il TO beginning ".''''' i''
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

Munson, J. wur,"..",u"."","",.".
MunHOn, j, Wnu,n,""ou,,.,"." ".t,.,,,
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'.ot I. block ise. shiycIcy's Astoria.

Beginning at a point 6O II n OF NE
cor lot I, block lS2, Shivelcy's AS
toria, on line with r. line said lot
Il produced, then n on said II line
to pier head line, hen SW along
said pier line to point on line
with w line said lot produced,
then $ to point ~ Il \ of NV cor
ming tcxcept right Of way of A.
n G II, II. II. Col....."...u,,,,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

cherry, ELLEN =, (seo o, r. 4 n. co ct
nlHb
Durham. George II. (scc O. H. a n O..
ct alHl
Fulton. virginia E..,,,..,.,.,.,,,,,.,.,,.
sculton virginia E..,.,,,,..,.,...,..,,.. ,.....
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

Reginnng at point On Il y Of MI
cor lot 3, block lS9, Shiveley's AS
toria, on line with T. line said lot
II produced, then y on said r. line
TO pier head line, then SW along
said pier line To point on line
with W line said lot produced,
then $ 10 point IN Il \ OF NV cor
said lot then r so Il To begin.
ming Except right Of way OF 4,
4 C. II. II. II. CuO........,...,. &C..
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o, II. & n, Co., and, or, Dan Graham,
O, II. y N. Co.. and, or, Dan Graham.
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o.; r., & N, Co, und 10, and, or, f. j.
Taylor, und l-S,,,"u,,",.,,.,,".,".
o, r., n n, Co, und Is, and, or, f. j.
IaSlor, una l-S..,.,,,,,,,u,".,,,,,",
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-22

o. II. & n. Co.. und 9.S. and, or. George
II: Durham, und as, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,
o. II. n N, Co.. und 2-S, and, or, George
: II. Durham, und 2-S,....,,,.,..,........
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und 20 OF lot I, block l29 shlvclcy's
Astoria Observation-Disclosures. g2 %
tnd % o. beginning at a point 10
n y uf NE cor lot T. block ~.
Shlvolcy'H Astoria, then n ON line
with r. line of said lot. To y line
uf A. a e, T. r. Il. Co. = depot
grounds. then SW along said $
line to point on line with W line
NJ mid lot, then = on said W line
To point IN u n Of NV cor snid
lot then II 80 Il ~ beginning ..,,,, N,l
Ind s-3 Ot lot 3, block lSa, ShiNclcy's
Astoria .t,,t,,t,,,t,ttt. tt.,,s,tt,,s,.s,. ", "
Und 90 OF beginning at u point %
Il n ~ NE cor lot D. block l29,
ShlvcleyH Astoria, then n on line
with Il line NJ said lot. to : line
OF a, y &, r. Il X Co.'s depot
grounds. then SW along said y
line 10 point on line with w llnO
of said lot, then on said W l'nt
To- point Go II n nf NV cor said
lot, then " 80 II Ia beginning ,.,., SOS
Und ~ of lot q, block IN, ShNclcy's
Astoria OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, W ~
Und ~ nf, beginning at u point 90
II n OF ME- cor lot q. block l@g,
ShlvclCy'S Astoria, then n on line
with n line OF said lot to 5 line
Of \, n &. Il II. Il, CO.'S depot
grounds, then SW along sdiu )
limo to point ON line with W line
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