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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-24
COLLECTED i'm
THE CORRIDORS

T. Foster, U. S. N. is staying at the
Occidental
F. G. Baker of San Jose is registered at
the California.
George H. Wigmore of Los Angeles is
at the California.
John Turner is registered at the Occi-
dental from Boston.
Professor David Starr Jordan is regis
tered at the Occidental.
j. M. Moody. prominent politician of
Truckee, is at the Lick.
Judge l.. D. Chamberlain of Auburn is
at the Grand with his wife.
Charlton H. Elrod, racing man of
Louisville, KY, is at the Palace.
H. F. Whitney and wife of Newcastle
are registered at the Occidental.
Sheriff S. d. Bellew of San Luis Obispo
arrived at the Grand last evening.
George A. Smith, a big orchardist of
Courtland, has taken rooms at the Grand.
w. G. Stanley, one of the leading mer-
chants of Yreka, is a guest at the Grand.
DR.. w. D. Rodgers, prominent ply
sician of jacksonville, is at the Occidental.
Henry o. Parker, vice-president of the
Chicago Board of Trade, is staying at the
Palace.
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nVe II not the SIX
figure column. The other night, feeling
rather lonely over the absence OF his
better half, who is away on visit to her
mother he started out to see the sights,
under the guidance of a young fellow who
knows the town like a book, but who has
not cent of his own to rattle on the lid
of a coffin. They had beautiful time
looking at the city by gaslight until about
an hour after midnight, when the supply
of ready cash commenced to run short.
Ned" said the wealthy one, "the ex-
chequer is running low, and we have not
even got fairly started. Don't you know
some place where they will cash one OF
my checks and let US have enough to
travel on for an hour or two longer?
Sure, Pete" replied his young COM
panion, who was beginning to feel his
oats. Come in here. and Harry, If he Is
on watch will do the proper for us.
They accordingly went into the barroom
of the obliging Harry, where their wants
were made known, and Harry agreed to
cash the elderly ones check for a hun
bred. The check was drawn up, the
money was paid over, and Harry was
about to put the bit of paper In the safe
when Ned said: Hold on a minute. You
don't know my friend, and possibly you
would want to have my Endorsement to
that piece of paper" The proprietor of
the saloon said it was a good idea, and
the Endorsement was accordingly placed
thereon, much to the modification of the
drawer of the check, who was We'll aware
that his young friend did not possess
dollar in the world. When they got out
side he demanded an explanation, and he
got it.
at is just this way said his impecu-
NOUS companion; 'I, having no money Of
my own, have to travel on my reputation.
That barkeep knows nothing of my cir
cumstances, but he sees me travelling
with a pretty swell crowd. know your
check is perfectly good and will be paid
without question, and the opportunity to
run little bluff and impress that gazaba
was too good to be lost, so I took advan-
tage of 1t, and some day when l want a
round of drinks put on the slate it will
come in mighty handy"
L. NJ Chambers, one OF the leading at
torneys of Auburn, is a guest at the
Grand.
is among yesterdays arrivals at the
Palace.
Dr. r. W. O'Bannen, rising young
physician of HOLSTER, is a guest at the
Palace.
Mrs Moses Hopkins has come up from
her home at San Mateo and is at the
Palace.
H Jerusalem, a well-known merchant
of Visalia, IS at the Grand on q business
trip to the city.
Frank l.. Coombs, Minister to Japan
and ex-Speaker of the Legislature, was
one of yesterdays arrivals at the Grand.
dinner was given last evening by Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Mills at their home, $500
Pacific avenue, in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
r. A Hockey, who have been visiting the
city from their home in Portland, Or,
where the doctor is one of the most
widely recognized authorities on all scien-
tific matters. The guests were mostly
scientific and medical men, as the object
Of the dinner was to afford an oppor-
tunity for them TO meet their distin-
guished colleague.
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ANU SEMENTS.

Baldwin-The Bostonians.
Californta-Blac6 Patti Troubadours
Columbia" Shall We Forgive Her"
Alcazag-"Charleys Aunt"
Morosco's-"The Last Stroke"
Tivoli-"The Vice-Admiral"
TIvoli-Concert this afternoon.
Orpheum- Vaudeville.
Olympia, corner Mason and Eddy streets-Speciates
The Chutes-Chquita and Vaudeville
Mechanics Mining and Kondke Exposition
Pacific Coast Jockey Clnb-Races at Ingeside to-day
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aBRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" are unri-
vailed for relieving Coughs, Hoarseness and all
rrbroat Troubles Sold only in boxes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-24

DR. SIEGERT's ANGosTURA BITTERS, the world
renowned appetizer and invigorator, Is used over
the whole civilized world. Beware of limitations
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-24

AS the New York Journal offers wealthy people
10 per cent to collect contributions for monument
to the heroes Of the Maine, it is pertinent to
ask what percentage the Journal itself intends to keep
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Records of disasters in Alaskan waters prove that
the sound steamers in that trade are those that start
from San Francisco. Those from Puget ports will
have to take another name.
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The fight for San Pedro harbor seems to have been
at last and it is appropriate to ask Mr..
Huntington if he knows any game he can pay
better
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-24

There may be no war, but the prevailing opinion is
that Spain needs licking, and Uncle Sam would feel
better il he licked somebody.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-24

Rev. Herbert Marston. the new incum-
bent of Belgrave Chapel, Pimlico. London.
is totally blind. and recites the prayer
book service from memory.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-24

There is stay
ing at one of the
downtown hotels
a grain broker
whose wealth is
estimated to be
well up in the
five If not the SIX
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Genuine eyeglasses. specs; 15c up. 80 9Th

Cal. glace fruit SOC per lb at Townsend's..
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

Will E. Kraft. 8 wealthy young mining gentleman oi the City of Chi hushus arrived this morning from New York after an extended vls;t to San Frapeico and other principal points on tho Pacific coast and a isunt to the metropolis of America and the leading cities on the Allan ,ic shores. Mir. Krsft was the dis coverer, and is one of the owners O! the Sheep Camp gold mine. 6 ve:Y rich property, sbou four miles north east of Chihuahus. The mine was discovered two years ago and has been @ steady producer ever since. Associated with Kraft ara Messrs. J.. c. Follsnsbee. New York; J. NJ. Will son. of Guanscevi, Mexico, and R Anderson, of Chihuahua. MT. Kraft is alec a warm friend of Editor and Proprietor W. R. Rearst of the New York Journal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25
COURT MATTERS.
The Proceedings sf the District
 Court Today.

Blas Gales a nonresident witness allowed $l7.75.
 Ter. vs. Galinda-Asssult with iu- tent to commit murder. Jury re- turned verdict of not guilty.
 Ter. vs. Buetsmante DOmingues and Verra-For charge of robbery. Indirt- ment agsinst Domingues dismissed.
 Ter. ys Bustamante ana Verrs- robbery, jury return verdict of guilty against Rustamante and not guilty against Vera. Bustsmsnte CD tence set for 27th and Vera discharged.
 Slime Gallen trial juror excused.
 Attachments issued for five default ing witnesses.
 Wnitbeck Cattle Go. vs. F. w. Meade. Set for September 27.
 Ter. vs. Francis Conyers-ChArge of murGer-De.endsnt plead not guilty.
 Ter. vs Hernsndez-Robbery. Jury empannelled and case on trial. Henry NJ. Gee admitted to citizen shir.
 A. L. Wilson, noL-resident witnesi was allowed $9.5O. Ter. vs. Hsrnapdez-Robbery. jur! return d verdict of guilty and sent ence set for 27,h. M. Castensds, juror wss excused. Ter. vs. Morales-On charge o murder. Jnry returned verdict of no guilty. Order made that ell prisoners to b sentenced will receive their sentence 4p. m, today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

Editor McGonigle of the Ventura Democrat is going to support the nominees of the Democratic party. Furthermore, he says:
 "When we fail to promulsate the pedigrees, ex,ol the virtues and slob- Der on the necks of the worthy gentle men who compose the opposition ticket, we desire it understood that il is not because we have not ss warm regard for them as citizens and friend' ss we have for other people, but simply for the reason that it is not in ths line of the political end of our busi- nssS."
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25
An EuterprssirR DrugGist .

There are few men more wide awake and enterprising than Tombstone Drug Store who spare no pains to secure the bes. of everything in their line for their many customers. They nov have the valuable agency for Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. This is the wonderful remedy .L.. i., producing surh a furor all over the country by its many startling cures. 1t absolutely cures Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all affections of the Throat, Ches, and Lungs. Calla at above drug store and get trial bottle free or a regular size for 50 cents and SI .oo. Guaranteed 10 cure or pr,ce refunded.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25
\ Great Geological Garde n.

The Geological Society of New York propose to contruct what will probably be the finest geological garden in the world Bronx Park, New York. The society expects to opon the garden to the public in satisfactory way on May I, 1899. While the work is progressing with all due rapidity, the old a..d we'll approved plan ofrelieving bliousness and consiipa- ton drought the benehcent agency Of Hostetter's Stomach Bi,ters finds gen eral recognition. The excellent family medicine is safeguard against malaria and rheum atism. and removes indigestion and nervousness. It invigorates the sys. tenn through improved digestion. farti6es it against disease, ane counteracts the effects of overwork menial or physical
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

X Missouri man who is in lail for the trivial offense Q! marrying four wives within 6 year, and without doing anything whatsoever toward supporting the great American divorce industry, very chivalrously offers in return for his liberty, to get divorces from the first three women and cup port the fourth. Could anything be iairer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25
BENSON ROUNDUP.

The B@nson roundup will com mspce On Sept. 20 and work in two sectione,-ons outfit to start st Bonn 6 ranch and to work up the river and tbe other to start ct Fsirbsnk and work down the river until both out 6ts.meet. Then the lower outfit will work on the esst eide of the river by the way ot John Lyons. Allen Flat, Johnson aBd Russellville. The ur- per outfit will etart ct Aarcos Pscheco canon and work around the north and esst dope of the Whetetone noun tairs and French Joe Canon. and then cross over to Tombstone and work around the south and west side Of the Drsgoon mountains until the swo sections sgain meet. Fred Treu wac elected captain for the lower work and John Dunbar wss make captain for the upper work.
 H. W.ETz,
 Sec'y, proten.
 ERIE RoUSD-UP.
 he general roundup of the Erie Cattle company will commence work August 29 st Tex Canon. going from there to Silver creek, Mud springs and thence to Sulphur Spring Valley st the intern stiosal line.
 lERIE CATTLE O.,
 T. F. White, Foreman. SULPHUR SPRIse VALLEY RopEo. The Sulphur sprinss Valley round up will commence on September 2d tt Hot sprines end work through to McComb's under Mir. E. Marion, csp. tain ;thence to the JH ranch by MT. ) B. Cook, captain thence run through to Ssallipgs and scott's by MT. Fred Scott. captain. All hands mu.t meet on night of Sept. l. tSignedl
 J. B. PARKS,
 lWM. SPEED.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

Notice is hereby given that tho partnership heretofore existing be- tween Ah Leum and Anon Duly i1 the Elite restaurant a. Pesrce, Ariz. has been dissolved, Anon Duly retiring and public notice is given shat the undersigned will not be responsible for any bills contraced by An Loum from July l, 1898.
 The public is also informed tha, the undersigned is the sole proprietor of the vegetable garden near Peart no partner being interested.
 AHoN DULY.
 Pearce, Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

dsputiz zsd to enforce such arrest Finney's remains were buried near the scene of the killing. It is under stood that he had relatives at Junction City, Texas. The reputation of Finney wac bad and no regret is felt at his taking of. Justice Williams and the jury returned to Bisbes late Tuesday evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

District Attorney Rngl'sh is down
 with 6 severe case Of rheumstism, his knee being so affected that he is un- able to be about and ia confined to his room under the care oi Dr. Walt
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

The price of copper has made . notable advance since the close of the war with Spain, because trade is re- turning to its normal channels. The large and growing consumption of this metal suggests that it. price will be we'll sustained and it is probable that it will still further advance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25
Beauty Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar tic clean your blood and keep 1t clean, by puritics from the body. Begin today to banish pimples, boils. blotches, blackheads. and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets,--beauty for ten cents. All drug. yists. satisfaction guaranteed. I0r. 2ssc. 50c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

The remains of Harry Gill, B years old, who died at Congress on Mon- day afternoon of typhoid fever, were
 inferred in the old Fellows cemetery at Phoenix. The deceased and his his brother are we'll known in Bisbee, Tombstone and othe: parts of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25
NOTICE

This is to certify that the under signed An Lum is the sole propietol of the Elite Restaurant at Pearce Ariz., the partnership heretofore ex. istinG between An Lum, Ah Ohm and An Inn having been dissolved the in- terests of An Onn and An Inn having been purchased by undersigned.
 All LuN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

It is said that the Southern Pacific will run four limited trains a week this season and that the start will he made from Washington, D. C., with San Francisco as the other terminus
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

The Territorial Republican conven- ii, n gave another direc: slap a, Ari- .ona by declaring for the gold standard. Arizona is free silver to the core regardless Of politics and will not swallow any goldbusism.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

A Madrid special says "thers ia req
 son to believe that General Weyler IS to be hauled up by the Spanish au- thorities." If this is done the lower end of the rope should bo tied while the authorities go home for dinner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25
MACHINERY CHEAP.

A 50 horse power boiler nearly new, 54xI6 with full front, best steel, standard sizer Larg, steam drum 36xe6 and mud drum 1oxe6. Has been in use but a short time and is in perfect condition, can be had at a bargain. For parti- culars apply or address THE PRospECToR.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

A Canadian paper thus indicates the evolution of the czsr's recent pro- clamation: "rhe Carl will build two big battlsships." John Bull-"1 will build iour." The Czar-"1 will build eight" Johu Bull-"I will build sixteen" The Czer-"Let us have peAce."
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

Don't forge. to register. ReEistrs- ton closes twenty days before election or about October l9, and unless your name is on she Great Register before that date you will not be entitled to vote
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

The Populists have come to the front and evidently propose to mix in the coming election. A coll for meeting is published in another column.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25
BIsBEE, September g, 1898. COVERINGS.

COVERINGS.
 10. U. W. meeting Saturday even- ing.
 Political headquarters at Cohn's and McKsys.
 Johnney Two0mey has gone over te Brode.
 Agent Stiles of the A. ( S. E. Ia ex- peeted home in few days.
 Mutual Improvement Society in session Friday evenings.
 Chss. Godfrey. hoist engineer, wife and boy are home from the east.
 Justice Starr Williams stole away quietly and is over to Tombstone. Prof. Douglsss' patent rotary sroast- sers are operated at the smeltsr as in the past.
 Photographic connection via. Don Luis to Nsco will be completed on Monday.
 The camp of the rsiirosd gang who are laying heavy rails from Benson to Bisbee is at Lands this week.
 Come over again ana see how We are progressing" remarked school principal McCrea this morning.
 Druggist James s. Williams is at the San Bernardino ranch of John H. Slaughter for few weeks for chan ge oi air.
 There is an A. & .E. Ry.in Yava- pal, branch of the s. F. P. X P. to the Big Bug onyx qusrries and big mines out that way.
 "It's all right and Brodie will prove . strong card" said delegate Warner ss he alighted from the morning express today. John" comes and goes but his stay is usually limited to 24 hours in Bis bee. The edict issued years ago pro- nounced that limit.
 An electric power pump of IS, 900 tC 10000 gallons capacity every l2 hour Is being put up 8. the Holbrook. l will cave the labor of l2 men. , Arizona is on the map O! the '. 6 at the public school. A good idea tt ] inculcste in the minds O! the risini 7 generation resident of Arizons. Mrs. Jerry shofield has been il several days with fever. The mothe of MrJ. schuiield arrived this morninl from L. A. to attend the invalid.
 G. H. Hughes who introduced 6, electric drill of the Morgan Drill Co NY. at the plant of Copper Queer Co. at Nscosari arrived from below. | Company Surveyor Beckwith tool } Post-ofiice Inspector Coin down belo' E to zee the Copper Queen interns ? workings. Tho inspector left thi [ evening.
 A Populist mass convention ! called for action here Oct. 6th. ] 3 county ucket is contemplated and q J. McCsbe is mentioned again fs : sheriff under the Populistic banner. II Samuel G. brotLer of E. G. Morton
 of Bisbee, received the largest vot cast for any candidate in Waldo Go Maine. this month. He enters third term as sheriff. His fsthe served in like capacity st the age Q 70.
 "I remember Shafter at Ft. Grant He was . big clustering fellow, bu |. the boys were equal to emerRencie
 and many of the Coloneps fsds fails'
 to vork. !" was the way e1-pbotogrsph . or Msrkey oppressed himself yester |, day.
 y Bisbee escaped conhsgratiol
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25

Full particulars of the killing of Pegleg Finney by eI-sheriff Slsugh ter appears in the Bisbes correspond snce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-09-25
Arizona is strictly for free silver and against anything with 8 goldbug hue.

The Albuquerque Democrat dsvote' considerable space to Arizona news. The Democrat is c progressive journal with broad guage ideas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
REAL ESTATE.
SALES OF UPTOWN DWELLING-HoUsE
PROPERTIES

Several interesting sales o. uptown dwelling house
properties closed yesterday proving that the
market IS by TO dull usual at this time
OF year
The Ernst Marx Nathan Company bought
through Frank Koch Nos. 225 and 227 West One
hundred and-fcrty-eghth-st. two hve-story fat
houses. each 25xSoxlco
Morris Marks sold for NJ. L. & c. Ernst to Louis
1ese Nos. l23. rs and IT East one-hundred- and
thirdst three three-story private dwelling houses
each i7x50xl01
sawson & Hobbs sold for Clarence True No. s2o
West Elghty-hrst-st.. fve-story American base
ment private dwelling house
George ". Ruddell sold 10 Adam Hoppell No. 30
West Onehundred nd -nineteenth-st.. three-story
broNnstone-front dwelling house. lot 9Oxleo
B. E. Mcintyre sold TO Julius J. Lyons the FIVE
unfinished private dwelling houses at the southeast
corner Of Washngton-ave. and One-huadred-and-
eighty-second-st.
H F. ScheIhass sold for ex-Mayor Charlton his
residence property. 5Oxl50 in Oak Grove-ave. west
side. - feet north OF Kipp-st., Hasorouck Helgh's
to C Davis. for the latters use and occupancy
The new six-s;o-y mercantile building to De
erected by the trustees OF the Sailors Snug Har-
Dor on their property, No. III Broadway. opposite
Wanarnaker's has been leased from the plans by
NJ & L. Hess TO Steiner & Sons for a term OF
ten years.
The Alpha Club filed plans at the Department,
OF Buildings yesterday for a hye-story brisk am ana
Twenty-e.ghth-st Wood. Palmer & Hornhoster
are the architects. and the cost VIII be 50 900
Charles Thoricy hled plans for nine-story
brick Office building with stores. or plot 261xol *
544 in Broadway. northwest corner OF Forty
eecond-st. 10 cost $4,000.
Plans have also been filed by Mrs; Herman
HorenburGe- FOR Two four-story brick hathouses,
on plot 50xSl.7. the south side Of One hundred-
-Afty-ninth-st. 100 feet west OF Elton-ave. az
d cost Of So coo.
At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday william ~
Ryan sold in foreclosure the hve.story store-1rof.
hathouse on lot 201oN.S". No. - West IWehN-
fourth-st.. 10 Charles Dougherty for $4,000
Peter F Never sold IN foreclosure the three
story front dwelling house on lot l5xSa II.
No 27l West One-nua bred and-thirty-second-st 10
william Kennedy sold in foreclosure the four
story brick tenem house. on lot 24sx1s. No.
645 F!rst-ave northwest corner Of Thrty-seventh-
st. 10 Edwin Dwyer for $500
All the other announced sales were adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

CLARK's ROUND THE WORLD PARTY.
~ Limited to 10 persons Leaves Oct l. westward
T. { CLARK. III Broadway. y. Y
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Che gmrf.

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB;
sheepshend Bay autumn MeeSin ss,s tSSS: 4
Racing dates. Aug q "a Is. " o. '@
Racing rain shine. First race sSo r. a.
Nac"s " Concert by Lander. 49,.
rEXs DIRECT TO TRASH o f iso 1927 is6 'ef s Si
s ST. Train oclock) lilo $50 $50 slo s0iT Iesye
fio' ~ no 40 10 go rrs s i s,o
a" Sonnty Elevated, Brooklyn Bridge. eyery -
mns,es All Nassau Electric Roads transfer direct 20
snodat,ons returning from track
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

wes;chester-ave E. coS T. q Bergen-sve,
exits u 10 NH Brook AS ilxl9iI. John Nc 40.
GaNock Morris Mandestein- e4"'
10. "a Neil estate. Edward NJ Nei!l an
another. executors. 10 John Snyder ana an -or
other ..... "
Charlotte Place. s 7ilO II Of Jenainss-i' M
2sxlOo. william Wetterer 10 r Barthen A'"V
s2d-st = 2p6G Il q Avenue A. -aXlV-- q, mn
Charles Naarien Frieda Hart .....-..-...'.. i-v'
s3s-st. n = lgSs y q coumous-aie, lo4N ,o<
i0c >. Robert q Shar? O. Margaret Quinn ~
Jackson ave. :. rs II Of I'1th-st -SAo'-o ,o-
Alex1nder G Campbell 70 Thomas McDo"s.L AN
l65 lOS35 l01ieis. George Hart. referee. 70 eo,
Morris Nnrfestein ..-... - -'
ls7ti-st $ :. 1855 Il ~ Of IHnion-ave, l>eHS-S'
cara Decker 10 Annie r Cloutier - -,
sOth-sr $ 227.S q OK t-ave 10 sxlu-, IN
terror lot 375 q of 3d-ave and 10. 10 ~ n
OF 79tl-st. GOlx Xix q Freo-
eiick = Westbrook. trustee. 20 Juha van
c,ans-si'rs-,ve = G57S n Of linton ,oo,
ave ClvlO0. Edward Reilly 20 Michael AuTIhy' 4'N
samufl-st " $ part lot 80 map East Ire
mort ZJsl33. Henry Lyon ana vic - e, M
go. ~ T. = ot Madison-Ave. 2sIico3
IA : Pos ne 20 Carrie J. sutton ana anothef-'
same rro7erty. same Marie / sutton ;...,..
s5tn-sf n 3i . q shave, lthf-f' Eczema ,
T Jennings 10 Patrick = Nuty -. -: -.
,1fh-s, corner Cir-env Ch-afe. -dho'' fra ,nr
A Brown referee 20 Phll1 smith %
17,h-st a 3SS ~ of tth-aNe. le'@'of'
Anna Cary Charles Fox ...-t.-....
e7th- A. No West. 22Xlocs. oscar a H"'''A.
ara aro,he- 20 Thomas L Watt ~
,,0,t.st No 2Os East 2JxlOn. William Fe'- 90 a,o
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