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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-04-16

replied with apparent qualification; .Why,
DIN it, don't you know, that's my old
friend, Steve Elkins!"
But have extended my lecture beyond
the limits in war times and must bid you
adios.
LEoNIDAs LYRE, LII. PHI. DID.
Late of the Ketchum observatory
Rio Grande, March 25th, Year of Light
and Democracy 1898, and 2nd year of
Greater Prosperity.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-04-16

President McKinley's message
asks Congress to authorize him to
take measures to secure the termi-
nation of hostilities in Cuba and
to secure the establishment of stable
government there and to use the
military and naval forces of the
United States as may be necessary
for the purpose. The President
says the only hope of relief from a
condition which can no longer be
endured is the enforced pacification
OF the Island. The issue is now
with Congress and be awaits action,
standing prepared to carry out
every obligation imposed on him
by the constitution. SPANS decree
for suspension of hostilities is sub
mitted to Congress for just and
careful attention with the observa-
ton that if the measure attains a
successful result then our hopes
as peace loving people will be re-
allied. The Presidents policy lie
unsatisfactory to the Republicans
In the Senate and House, who be-
lieve in acknowledging the indie
pendence of Cuba, and who are now
styled kicking Republicans" Pres
ident Mckinley shows plainly in
his message that he desires to wash
his hands of the Spanish affair and
throw the responsibility on Con.
gress. He and Mr.. Hanna want
peace at any price. and if he is au.
tborized to intervene will probably
declare an armistice and the United
States may aid in forcing the ineur.
gents TO lay down their arms, pend.
ing negotiations for q settlement of
the difficulties between Spain and
Cuba. If the Administration Be.
puolicans can control the kicking
Republicans there will be no war.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-04-16

The money powers of Europe
and the United States have formu-
lated the financial policy of the
United States for the past twenty
years and now the same powers are
debating our foreign policy.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-04-16

1t is now known that Consul
General Lee did no: ask the Presi
dent to delay his message. The
unspeakable Turk q year ago gave
tho Greeks time to leave CONSTANT
nople and the Spaniards cannot do
less with the Americans in Cuba if
war ie declared
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" ESTERN LODE.

. BeslnnIng at the discovery stake Than.
liz 30 loo feet to ) center srd. .hehce
so 5OJ feet 10 corner II identica ,i'e li,t
corner II of the Eastern lode If ,Ii. VIA
yey. I. :. Mineral Monument Ia II sur.
; 40 lO' + 1888 feet; thence : no NEE VssS
teet to corner 10; thence \ 10 %r n |" W, ~
leet 10 corner Il; thence y SO + IA, f.a ,.,'
corner Is; thence > SO ~ + I5s f',,, /"
corner ~; thence ; 10 ~ + l11 fsst "
corner ID, the place of beginning " 49," ~
tanning an area of 10 3ln n..r,.. NVL.
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COPPER BULLION Inpr

BEGINNING at the initial point when. In.
catiUh Eotlce was originally posted tbepr.
81 3O0 feet To corner 70. ,a.e,,ce \ 70
" CIV feet to corner u ideutic.l will r,,r.
ner ~ OF the Western lode Of his survrr.
thence \ so - " - feet - corner r.
L; ) Mineral Monument No I hears \ 10
a 40 l. 1878 feet; thence Y 45o IGW W.
feet to corner %; theEcs y e2o Ety,fe 4,
corner "A; thence > Isc - r. 1872 i,rt IN
corner ~, the place NJ beginning. Con.
tanning an area of II ~ acre,
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MID WINTER LODE

Beginning al the discovery stake thence
.oo 80 w lyOIect 10 \ q inter- end tbenr.
$40 " $40 feet to corner .: thence \ No
T. 60 feet 10 corner %, thence ) 40 SIZE
b-O.t feet TO corner -. identical with cor.
ner . of the Copper Bullion lode Of thi,
survey; thence > 4jo 10 /; 80. ) feet to eog
ner Is. L. ). Mineral Monument 40 |
bears ) l2o Az 10" Z 1918 feet; thence s
SO " go feet to corner ~; thence n 80
IS W l442. feet To corner IS the place OF
beginning. Containing all area OF ls.l5s
acre S.
Total area of survey l272, a" lO5.3p
acres.
No conflicts.
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Mckinley is in favor of an armis.
tice between Spain and Cuba, of
course. 1t will give the Dons time
to load up a few more guns.
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LIBERTY FOR CUBA
Congress Has Practically De-
clared War on Spain.
House Passed Resolutions Declaring
For Armed Intervention.
Senate viii Doubtless Follow Suit To-day
An Ultimatum Will Then BE Sent to
Spain to Evacuate Cuba-Hos-
Utilities Are Certain to
Follow Soon.

Congress has practically declared
war on Spain. The House passed
resolutions Wednesday declaring
for armed Intervention after one Of
the most exciting and memorable
days in its history, by a vote Of
322 to 10.
The resolutions adopted direct
the president to intervene at once
in Cuba to restore peace and secure
to the people of this island a "stable
and independent government of
their own" and authorizes him to
use the army and navy to execute
the purpose of the resolutions.
Congress is for no halfway meas
ures. 1t believes that war is inevi-
table, that it is the only solution.
and that the quicker it comes and
ends the suspense which is paralyz-
ing business, the better for all con-
cerned.
1t is expected the joint resolution
will pass both houses to-day, and
sent post haste to the President.
President Mckinley will immedi-
ately forward an untimatum to
Spain, asking it to yield its sover-
eighty over Cuba, and it is expected
hostilities will follow within a few
DAYS.
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EASTERN LODE

. beginnlng at the discovery stake ,t.
lio oO' + 500 feet to > crnf,r t "IiS Thence
4 $40 Z $50 feet to corner =. ,h,, htlce
w loo feet To corner 10; thence N y s- saO
W 3V feet to corner II. DIDN'T SI
corner 8 Of the Atlantic joda - .a with
yey; thence ) $50 " $50 feet ~ ~ os sni' SUI
from corner II the L. : Nino, ,J'H We L.
Ment No l bears ) 10 I0' h , S.Sa hohu-
thence \ ITO 30 " Zoo feet r. -, ,,",s let
thence $40 f. $50 feet to corncr f ITi.tr Is;
> 10 30 + I5OO feet to corner % cnenre
place OF beginning. Containing an :, ths
1854 acres, al area VI
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SENATE FOR WAR.

A dispatch from Washington
Wednesday, April ID, says: War
between two powerful nations was
the sole topic of discussion in the
Senate to-day. Such excitement,
suppressed though it was; such a
feeling that the country was on the
verge of events that would make
history for all time to come; such
eloquent and impassioned oratory ;
and such keen and brilliant repartee,
have not been known in the Senate
not since the days when the coun-
try was convulsed into the greatest
war of modern times.
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Application for Pstsnt

Application for Patent
Notice No. l.,
surrey No 1912
UNITED STATES 1,,s.
haley, Idaho, DeanaASD 0frrc,
Notice is hereby eivep ~ nber n.
Tor himself and coeow,'a u,st B + -
Texas Angel. his etrorn i ": A. Csn,Tssa,
R9stonce address is HaiIeE N fact, st.5
ioaho, has made applics;;o Blaine crna
states patent for the ''ioh Tor rHua',
ATLANTIC,
PACIFIC,
EASTERN,
WESTERN.
COPPER BSIrro~
MID wINTs..' LION. a,a
consolidated lodes enl =,
Pacific Mil Sites siI" "d The Atlsnao
Mlnlng district, Custer IN IA Alder ca
afa ih' consisting of $500 I;pnnsy, STATE J,
OF the Atlantic. Pacific nnear feet 80
erh, and l212 linear feet os and w..
buliion' and l442.I linear vi Si the Copa.
winter lodes, and 7O1 Iin ieet Of the fpp n;
atlantic mill site and 5Oi ' ii',ar feet Of 10
faclfic mill site, and Sn linear feet q, %,
follows; Pacific and AtIs' i,aee ground
ern Comnar a bern s,ern, 45S feet in wis,t @tss
Goo fee1 P iu w 5ItIlon and Mid MINI MINI wet
fee, in w M width Atlantic mill , s each
in width WYNN Hi and Pacific mill si,s site ass
and dasnr G;telhg survey No. l952 ~. sa% ~ ssi
af ,ba 1,t siiDeu IN the field no,ss t"B'
w;rh n o,riai survey on file in "a, and plat
minutes east variation at IS ,s SOlacs
PACIFIC LODE
beginning at discovery .,
II 81 Z 40 feet to s cent 'he thence 4
n 800 E 29O feet to cnrma 'rI end Theme
the Pacific mill site of thiS - Corner 5S
$50 90, W 20SS. feet.l II \ NgrVey bear,s
m ti No bears S 20 I3' + lg aiiHeral Noun.
= 81 " $50 feet To corner ~ iheet; theme.
~ lotU feet To corner 3. miehee Mp
o9o leet To corner /: theme. ,IH SO
!eei 10 corner | and place ~ " 800
including an area of 70 ON acroa oeginhihg:
ATLANTIC LODE
pGs Jn, ~ at the discovery stale ,
, ~ 80 L $50 feet to ) ccrf.r ''ahe, theme.
n So 800 feet to corner Z. I'm, til1 thence
oSo ient to corner +. idenriraI so
ner OF Pacific lode of this s',r VA with cor.
ol me Atlantic mill site nf ~. .ornrr
pears > $40 5l' w 1881. feet !. 'i y survey
monument No bears : 20 Il, T. %. .Mslheral
thence lIO 80 W 800 f.at - = l'ol feet,
thence \ $50 + $50 feet 10 rrrr" ~ eorneri
. liO W r 1900 feet 10 corner 'henrr
OF beginning. Containing An or =, we Place
acres. area oil Dles
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= OSeiS A> GU TT L llfL.O lttt, tHeECr
4fo ~ r. 1906 feet to corner 2 thence
$50 30' W SO feet to Garner 3: thence y
44o ~ W 1856 feet to corner 4 thence n
$50 3O' + 50U feet to corner |. the PLACE u
beginning. Containing an area OF acres
PACIFIC MILL SHE.
beglnnlng at corner 5. corner | OF ne
Paclhc lode OF this survey bears \ $50 IS
2Ooo.l feet. y. S. Mineral Monument No.
bears n 80 2S' l. 1887 feet; thence So
81. w 25U feet to corner o; thence I3o
50 w 200 feet to corner I; thence n 1o
~ r 200 feet to corner 8; thence > i3o W
r 40 feet to corner 5, the place Of begin
nlng, containing an area OF 3.5l4 acres.
Total area of survey l272 b S.5l4 acres
No conflicts.
Total area of survey 1870 "A" and b
ll3. c54 acres.
Said Pacific, Atlantic, Eastern, Western.
Copper Bullion. and Mid Winter Lods'
aud the Atlantic and Pacific mill sites being
OF record in the office of the county ke
corder of Custer County, in the Books ana
pages vi said County Records as follows:
Pacific in Book "D'' pages 80 and boil
Atlantic in Book ID" pages go and o.,.
Eastern III Book ID" pages 62S and os,
Western in Book ID" pages 81 and o.
Mid Winter in Book 80 page 80 oi .ne
Quartz Records OF Custer Uunty ana lns
Atlantic mill site in Vol. "A pages 81 anu
81 and Pacific mill site in Vol "A" page.
"a and IS of mill site claims in the once %
the County Recorder OF custer County,
State of Idaho.
The nearest known location being 'h'
Lone Cedar lode, unsuryeyed. l.,
Any and all persons claiming ADVERSE!
any portion of the Pacific, Atlantic, E u;s
ern, Western, Copper bullion ana Aiu
Winter consolidated lOdes, and AtiahaSS
and Pacific mill sites or surface groIn =,
Survey No. 1872. A. and b. are required ,h -
file their adverse claims thereto WIN i,a va
keglSte of the United States Lana o IN.
at HALEY, Idaho, within the Sixty ~
publication thereof, or they viii be pain, ,",s
by virtue of the provisions OF ihe s'"'"
III such case made and provided: ..
". H. BKODHEAD, Rt e1s.e'. IN.
| direct that the foregoing notice ~ ,.s
pllcation for patent be published ~ '
ketchum kEYsIoNE, a weekly neWslar,
published ut ketchun, idaho, me H ia;rs
paper published nearest the SAID hl'n ,.n
the period vi sixty uasS
consecutive weeks :u,s,
w. I'll. BRODHEAD, Regiss t
First publication, December T. iev lev.
ANGEL & ANGEL, Claimants a''o''
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ATLANTIC MILL SITE

6eglnnlng at corner |, corner OF the
Atlantic lode Of this survey besrs y $40 81
lool.4 feet, and L. S. Mineral Monument
no bears 500 Al h ll42.6 feet; thence
44o ~, +. 1896 feet to corner 2; thence 5
aoo ~ w $40 feet to cgrner ); thence y
44o ~, W 1906 feet to corner 4; thence
ioo ~ r gu feet to corner /, the place VI
beginning Containing an area Of acres
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-14

from Washington stating that
''the government had 20 official
advices concerning the marines
fight at Guantanamo" Following
that was a Jim dash. aud then APP
peared In the full glory Of double
leads Col. K~lipling's romance OF
the battle and how the two lieu
tenants and the twenty marines
had been captured and killed by
the Spanish guerillas.
We have not spate to even sum
Marie this exciting story. But it
was a beauty. To be sure, Col.
Klipling was not certain whether
the lieutenants and their men had
been captured first and killed af-
terward, or killed first and then
captured. But, otherwise, the TO
nance gave an account Of "their
fate with picturesque and hair
raising particularly in sufficient
substantiation of the bill poster
headlines and the bulletin board
announcement.
Why proceed fartheri Suffice
it is to note that ove night came
news that made it indispensable
to omit Col. Klipling's romance
from the Journal of this morning.
1t appears that not only were the
two lieutcnants and twenty ma
rines neither killed nor captured,
but they came back to camp mum
bering two lieutenants and thirty
marines, though where they got
the other ten, whom Col. Klipling
failed to mention, we must refer
our readers to that delightful ro-
mancer to find out. 1t was evil
IDENTIFY mean enough of the lieu
tenants and the twenty marines to
turn up alive after the Bulletins
romance, but it was a worse indig-
nifty on Col. Klipling to rescue
ten more marines than the
colonel, in the widest flights of
his fancy, had undertaken to
account for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-14
sHREWD YOUNG SPANlARD.
Eluded the Americaus Mt Key West and
Is Now Back In Cubs.

Eluded the Americans Mt Key west and
II Now Back In Cuba.
The information has reached WASH
ington that one Of the passengers ON
board the Spanish steamer Panama,
which was taken as a prize and brought
to Key West some time ago and con-
demned, was the son of Balclassano y
Trompute, the former consul general
from Spain to New York. The young
Spaniard, who is a graduate of . mill
tary academy in Spain and who spent
considerable time in the United States
while his father represented his coun-
try In New York, has the rank Of cap
tain in the Spanish army. AS o as
the Panama was captured he immedi-
ately assumed a disguise and represent
ed himself simply as a passenger on
board the steamer Ell route to Havana
on commercial business.
After being taken to Key West with
the other passengers and the crew he
was released upon the representations
made. After securing his release he
made his way to Mexico, still travelling
in disguise, which was an easy matter,
owing to his knowledge Of the English
language, acquired during his stay in
New York. From Mexico he made an
other bold break for tho island Of Cuba
and managed to reach his destination.
So well did he conduct himself In his
assumed character that he was not once
suspected. He is now boasting over his
skill in eluding the Yankees and has
command of a company in defense of
Havana. Captain B~alclassano is quite
we'll known in New York and is about
26 years of age.-St. Louis Globe DEM
ocrat.
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THE DESIGNING GERMANS.

London. June 1.-the Singapore corr
respondent OF The Times says Letters
received here from Manila. dated May
20, say thai the prolonged conferences
between the German consul and Captain
General August were exciting atten-
tion in Manila, and had led TO the belief
hat Germany had designs on the sulu
archipelago"
The Berlin correspondent OF The Times
remarks the act that with four war
ships already at Cavite and with tho
Darmstadt on the way with 400 men
Germany will have a force Of 5000 ma
rines at Manila"
According TO a special dispatch from
Shanghai a German steamer II about
20 leave there for Manila with secret
orders, u is believed from the German
government. A,s-t ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-14

announcement Of the destination OF
Skaters forces.
Why should this big army be
assigned to the reduction OF San
tiago If it is true, as so often re-
ported, that the Cuban army has
the city SO we'll under its guns on
the land side and Sampson > in
front in the sea
Is an army of $4,000 men nee
essary for the reduction OF Santi-
ago. anyway
1t is hardly to be suspected that
the army is bound for Havana. for
it is probably not big enough to
capture the capital, although it
may be landed as a preliminary
force.
1t is not impossible, however,
that the force which is given out
as going to Santiago may, an inn
portant part Of it at least, be on
its way to Porto Rico-possibly,
too, bound for Havana itself.
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DEATH NOTICES.


DAvEY-In this city, 18th inst, Harriet
Elizabeth, daughter OF Dominick and Mary
Davcy Of 02 Tell street.
FEELEy- In this city, on the 18th inst. james
Feoley.
GRANT-in harrington, r. l., on the 18th
inst, Martin L. Grant. aged 20 years and 8
months.
HILL-In Pawtucket, tho 18th inst. henry
Hill, er.. aged 10 years.
HAwEs-In this city, 18th inst. Leonard
Y. HAYES. ssed ] veg. 8 months and II
days.
McCARTHY-In this .city, 18th inst, Mary
Irene, daughter Of Dnniel and the late
Mary MCCARTHY.
MEDBURY-In this city, 18th lust, Thomas
q. son OF Beisey -Jenks Arlington and tho
late Thomas Mcdbory. aged 81 years.
TAyLoR-In Berkeley, on the 18Th Inst,
Tho.pas Raymond, son Of Thomas and Mar
care. J. Taylor, agcd ] yesr. IL months
and ~ days.
MOoRE-In this city, On tho 10th inst, Mary,
wife OF John Moore, aged as years.
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DESERVING PRAISE.
What the American journal Of Health
Says About Moxie.
II is All That Is Claimed for It.
Moxie Investigated and Found to
Be a Valuable Nerve Food.

When an article has reel merit the public
should know it.
Moxie. the great temperance beverage. has
such merit.
The American Journal of Health Of New
York and Chicago speaks OF This popular drink
In terms that arc highly fiattering. This
well now American authority on matters
OF sanitation aud hygiene IL extremely con-
servative In the way il makes use Of It's
editorial columns for the praise of any one
article.
Letters from various sources having been
received by this publication. asking II some
direct questions In regard 20 Moxie, and also
m aking inquiries II 10 could be true that
Moxie was n genuine nerve food, answers
such communications through its columns in
the following words:
Replying to our correspondents, we should
say that having through our secret inquiry
bureau made a careful examination concern.
ing Moxie, and without consulting any ono
intereste | in ITS success. have obtained many
expressions Of opinion from those who have
bought and used Moxie. We are In a posi-
iion 20 state that tho worth OF the article In
question has not been IN the least ever
drawn. This American journal of Health
deems II wort by 10 make these facts known
10 the public In regard TO Moxie. ms we con
s'der we are bencfting our readers by thus
a~ftesting Its valuc. Every claim iaade for
Moxie We are thoroughly satisfied ~ based
upon solid truth Mosie y all that i-'ciaimcd
For - and for THIS reason 70 now receives our
editorial endorsement"
These few words will prove % interest to
those who are In search OF n healthful. re-
freihing temperance beverage. Such a
Moxio. ~ ntufishcs the nervous system. 70
qucnchos thirst rs nothing else car. and its
mission u one Of doing good In every instance
without the da niger Of any hahn ensuing
from ia use.
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WHITTIER BOUND ?

An army of $4,000 soldiers, rep
resenting all arms of the service,
has left the Florida camp on the
transports conveyed by warships.
II is commonly supposed that
this army is bound for Santiago.
Perhaps this supposition is cor
rect. Perhaps il is not, but is only
created for a blind We be-
lieve there has been no official
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-14

Corner of Swan avenue aud Eaton street, near
Smith street, lower tenement Of 8 rooms on . floor,
2 sttics, modern improvements. furnace, separate
entrance, new house; rent Slo month.
05 Bellevue avenue, tenement, 9 rooms, ell mod
ern improvements, furnace; $2O month.
2g2 Carpenter street, cottage. o rooms, modern
improvements, furnace; go month.
COL Westminster stree { house 8 rooms; t25
month.
Corner Elmhurst and Eaton streets, house Of IA
rooms, all modern improvements, furnace, open
FIRE place, set tubs, exposed plumbing, large barn,
near electric cars and a short distance from
Market square, about two acres Of land with shade
and fruit trees; rent low.
q West Clifford street, upper tenement rooms
on floor, 3 attics, modern improvements, furnace
$25 month.
1ll Prospect street, corner Creighton street,
house of IS rooms, all modern improvements,
furnace, separate entrance; e reasonable.
2y6 Carpenter street, corner knight street,
upper tenement, 2 rooms, all modern ira
provements, furnace, separate entrance; rent
S22. 50 month.
1875 Broad street, upper tenement, 8 rooms
furnace, separate entrance; $40 month.
2e2 knight street, lower tenement, 2 rooms,
all modern improvements, furnace, separate
entrance, $40 month.
l75 Broadway, whole house, all modern i'm
proven ents, II rooms; $500 per year.
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WM. n.
BANJGAN BUrA--- D. 10 wcybosset st..
Has the following Estates For
Sale and To Let


SHAW AVENUE. Edgswoods r. l., 2k-story
one. anil house, II rooms, modern improvements,
hot water heat; lot, 100 feet front by $50 feet deep
splendid view Of Narragansett Bay, and Is one Of
the most desirable estates In Edgcwood.
southwesterly corner Elmwood and Adelaide
avenue. l6-room house, modern Improvements
large barn; lot, lao by 80 feet. This place can be
purchased lass than value Of the land.
Northeast corner Niagara street and Lexington
avenues; lot of land 80 By 100. with 4-tenement
double house thereon; 9 rooms each tenement.
CAMP STREET, corner Jenkins street, lot Of
land with 2R story 2-tenemcpt house and frame
building arranged for store thereon.
PINE STREET, easterly half Of double house.
10 rooms, ali modern improvements.
MADISON STREET, lot Of land with 2-tens-
ment house thereon.
BENEFIT STREET, Is room house ell modern
improvements; between 1000 and 10000 feet of
land.
DARTMOUTH AVENUE. 4-tenemsnt house
and lot
MESSENGER STREET. lot Of land with cot
tsge house thereon.
BROAD STREET, near Winter, lot Of land with
cottage house thereon.
HANOVER STREET, lot Of land with 3-tcne.
ment house thereon; modern improvements.
PUBLIC STREET, between Broad street and
Prairie avenue, 2-tcnement house, separate en-
trance; modern Improvement and barn thereon.