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New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
FOUND DEAD BY HER BROTHER.

Elizabeth. Feb. M.-Mss Mary G. woodruff
eighty years old. was found dead by her brother
this morning Miss woodruff lived alone al No col
Pearl-st and her brother was In the habit OK
visiting her daily. When he went 10 the mouse trls
she was lying on lounge dead. Miss Woodrun
was one OF the Oldest members OF the First Pres-
byterian Church. which she Joined In lsiA
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

There are men who regard the demand OF Nc
Dermott as gush. or bluff or stun They declare
that a Republican Senate would have no difficulty
Crane i'm Hudson County, was fixed thing. and
that gambling has been protected by the authorl-
ties right under the eyes Of a brace OF statesmen
who are clamoring for an investigation ot what they
DO not want investigated. So much the better, II
true for Republicanism in the future. Then too 1t
Is believed that there Is and has been ordained,
systematic pferlng in the administration Of county
Afars.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
FOUND DEAD N A CHAIR.

Stephen Meers thirty-hye years DID, was iound
dead in the dning-room OF his nome no 80 "e-'
rbir,v.thira-st. Bayonne, yesterday afternoon He
lvea with his mother. She was away for several
days and IL is thought that Meers fell asleep Ia ne
cNafr IN which he found ana dled from lHo
coid he was employed as q detective In the claims
denartment Of the Metropolitan Traction Company
L. N-aru- Xnr
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
.JrDGE HELPED TO PUT OUT A FIRE

Greenport. Long Island. Feb. lo-County Judge
pzrfarin II Reeve. OF Suffolk County. was on his
wav home late last night when he heard MISS Ahee
clark OF Front-st. shouting that FIRE had oFokfh
out between C. W. Hartleys harness store ana Ap-
,., roe,aurant Judge Reeve knew that there
u,es n dinner OF the Royal Arcanum In the Audl-
torium Building, and he summoned tne meLno
80 eremen put the fire out without heavy loss.
= bnndle OF papers saturated with Kerosene was
- 60 ana his showed that the hre was or incenc!-
.rig gi
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
THE THIRD REGIMENT EXPECTED HOME

New-Brunswick. Feb 10 (speclaD.-surgecn- Major
Clarence NJ Slack. Of the 81 New-Jersey Volun-
teers who have been encamped at Athens. Ga,
telegraphed 10 New Brunswick this afternoon that
Co-nnanv 7 OF this city would leave the camp on
Saturday afternoon and would probably reach this
citv on Sunday evening Plans have been COM
Melted for a roCsing welcome 10 the soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
FOTND DEAD ~ BED.

New-Brunswlck. Feb. 10 (specaD.-Henry Halsey
conger. father OF John H. Conger. clerk OF Middle
sex County. found dead In bed at his sons
home in New Brunswick. this morning. Death
was due TO heart trouble.
Mr Conger was born in Peasant Valley. Morris
County in 1911 He lived afterward in Newark, and
then conducted a farm IN Missouri. He had lived
in New Brunswick for the last three years. He
was formerly superintendent Of the Newark and
New-York Steamboat Transportation Company, and
also superlnte tendent OF the Citizens Gasght Com
pany Of Newark. He leaves six sons and four
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
NOT TO BE TORN DOWN.

Lakewood Feb. 10-There is absolutely truth
in the report that the Laurel House is to be torn
down at the end OF the present season The only
possible basis for such stories Is me growng
structure in order TO meet the steady Increase In
htretr
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
DISAGREEMENT IN SILK COMPANY.

Plainheld. Feb. 10 CspeciaD.-The Watching SILK SILK
coronanv nnd the promoters OF the local silk mill
have separated Il Is soid that Messrs. Bullock
and Young. OF Paterson. the promoters. wanted 70
have the entire control Of the business % anars not
The concern and that the directors woud Ho'
soree 10 this The stockholders intend 70 con
tinue the business placing q superintendent III
CHI
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
1osT HIS MONEY, FROzE TO DEATH.

Charles Sailor. slxty-seven years old, we'll
known character at Coney Island froze 10 death
on Thursday night. His body was found In Jones 5
90 Walk about o'clock yesterday morning.
vors eeo Sailor was the prosperous proprietor OF
se,eral inns HIS fortunes dWindled until ne pc
sss,oc a parker" shifting about wherever he
could get work
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
CAPTAIN +. T. LEIGH PROuOTED.

cantaln Frederick T. Leigh. formerly commander
~ the 2d Signal Corps. y. G. y. Y. but now a
volunteer officer in the Signal Corps OF the Kegua.
cer,,ca at Santiago has been promoted 10 De chlei
sirnaI officer FOR the Department OF Santiago
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.

Mrs. Charles Maurice De Land OF No. A South
Oxford-st. gave the last OF her days at home yes
terday. Assisting her Mrs. William c. Nes-
,nith Miss Hunter Mrs De Land Miss De Land.
Miss Alice Hunter. Miss Nina Perry Mrs. Robert
Mallory and Mrs. John Hyatt Hunter. The draw
ing-rooms were ornamented with pink flowers. the
same scheme OF color being used in the supper
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
4 DINNER FOR SENATOR,ELEcT KEAy.

Elizabeth. Feb lO.-The Matano Club, Of Eliza
beth. gaye banquet for United States Senator
elect John Kean at the clubhouse tonight. Covers
were laid for hfty-lve c. L. Rogers, president OF
tne club presided. Governor Voorhees, President
Charles Reed OF the Senate and Frank Bergen, or
Elizabeth were among the speakers Senator kean
responded in q happy manner. thanking the cluo
for the honor conferred upon him.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Miss Elizabeth Collins Of this borough. and
George Hull Dalrymple. son Of Major H. NJ. Dal-
rvnple, Of Morristown. n. j.. were married Wednes-
day at noon at the Clarendon Hotel the ceremony
heing performed by the Rev. DR.. j. e Adams, pas
for Of the James Methodist Episcopal Church Inc
bride who was given away by Dr. Arnold w. cat
in vyas attred in the conventional wedding roDe
and carried white roses. Her attendants were MISS
Laura Dalrymple sister OF the bridegroom. ana
Mise hattie Randall OF this borough. The ushers
were c. Voght B. Lauterman and A. Lum6eGk al
~ NIorristown n. ]. The ceremony was followed
nv a wedding breakfast at which covers were laid
for fifty guests. After this Mr.. and Mrs Dalrympie
started on an extended wedding tour
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Mrs. George Price and her niece. Mss Grace
Price OF No. IS Montg gomery Place left town yes
terday for Washington, D. c.. where they will stay
until Joined by Colonel Price. In about two weeks
Colonel and Miss Price will return 10 Brooklyn but
Mrs. Price will go to Florida
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

The third cotyon Of the Cinderella held last
evening at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms. Henry
Evelyn Perrepont. Jr.. led alone The patronesses
Mrs A. A. Low. Mrs, f. H. Litchheld. Mrs. J..
T. Lawman. Mrs. William H. Erhardt, Mrs. Daniel
Chauncey and Mrs. William b Kendall, jr. The
committee consisted OF David Thomas Moore. Ar
thur Corlies. II. Evelyn Pierrepont jr and David
Stuart The next dance will be held on April I.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
BOYS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS.
THE FEBRUARY CLASS GRADUATED FROM
THE HIGH SCHOOL

THE FEBRUARY CLASS GRADUATED FROM
THE HIGH SCHOOL.
The hau OF the Boys High School, Marcy-ave'
and Madison-st was crowded last evening when
the hoys OF the February graduating class elshV-
four in all received their diplomas The sheep
skins were given by the principal. Dr. John Micke-
borou;h DR.. John Griffin. chairman Of the Local
Committee. presided. and other members OF the
committee. consisting OF Frank L. Babbott. George
H. Woodwork, Henry 2. Schmidt, DR.. John j. COL
gan James Wright and George W. Schaeaie were
present.
The hall was tastefully decorated, and tho class
motto Age cuod ags." was a prominent part OF
the decorations. The programme consisted OF ora
lions. choruses under the direction OF Albert ;.
CasweH. the director Of music. and oTches'raI
rausl, by the Boys High School Orchestra, OF which
r-a,k 2 Snaulding IS leader. Charles T. Robert
son. the recently elected president OF the Brooklyn
School Board, was present and made an address'
The following is a list Of the graduates:
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

The last meeting for the season OF the saltandum
was held last evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers r. Jones, at No 9s Remsen-st. The cotillon
was led by Enos Richardson, and there were a
number OF pretty favors given
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

An Interesting talk on Spain and her experiences
there was given Wednesday morning before the
Woman's Guild Of Holy Trinity Church. by MISS
susie T. Woodford daughter OF General Stewart Il.
Woodford At the close OF the informal address
Miss Woodford answered numerous questions as 70
etiouette in diplomatic life. and in the home lie
of The Spanish.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Cards have just been issued for a reception IN
honor Of DR.. Charles f. West, TO be given by the
I3rool,ivn Heights Seminary Club. on Thursday.
February 23 which will be the nineetn annHeT M YER
sary Of DR.. Vests birth. The anair VIII De helo
at The seminary, No. 1873 Montague-st
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

The Brooklyn Woman's Club will celebrate its
thirtieth anniversary to-day with a luncheon and
reception at the Pouch Among the specially In
,+ted guests are the Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott, Dr.
TrInoan J. Backus, the Rev. John White Chadwick
and DR.. St. Clair Mckelway.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

THE West Hudson Press urges the Senate to
comply with Senator Allan L. McDermott's re-
quest for an investigation Of Hudson County.
THE Press remarks that:
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
ACADEMIC COURSES.

p,,,s.,, Herbert NJ Hornstcin. Ignus o.
CS-esst-ec- Tosenh F. Ionergan. Joseph NJ.
ClarE william 5. Name JACOB
Cruiser. Frederick V. D. Merrill; Nmtney,,
l.. " 49, s,.,,,,,-S -, w Parsons. George s.
Gerstenherg. John =. Ieyser. Jacoo.
c's.,, S.is-., =. - r:S5srev RYAN r., Michael j.
CO.. S...'''Tt 49, ~ - sllnan. Sherwood d.
M ceorga p Stork tr.. Louis.
Hs-s X Tellzy Samuel A.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

The Right Hon. Robert Davis expects 10 De III
Jersey City this evening for the purpose OF eN-
planning to his centur!ons and leutenan'S "na'
his orders are relative to the Mayoralty' II Is
believed to be his intention to keep Mayor MUS
in CfIice. At least he has so announced ou'
some men near the throne say that the Mayor
is to be "trun down" IL he can be coaNeo iii'o
making his important appointments BEFORE 'he
City Convention is held.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Name of Owner and


St. Anthony Elevator Co., part Of
n y of NV Il, see 20, 30, %,
beg at point on line bet secs 20
and 80, which point Is 92S # 8
from the NV cor. OF said sec 80;
tn g on the sec lime bet go and
80 1861 # to the boundary line
of the old right Of way of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Mani
toba Railway Company, formerly
known as the st. Paul and Pacific
Railroad Co.. said boundary line
being parallel with. and 30 It SLY
from the center line of said right
Of way or original main track; tn
ely at an angle Of So deg 90 min
with the last mentioned course
and along the boundary line a
distance of 1,20S5 it; tn ely and
along said boundary line on a
curved line to the right with a
radius of ISIS # and tangent to
said last course distance of 329
IT. being the sly boundary line Of
the right of way of the so-caHed
short line Of the St. Paul. Mime
apolis and Manitoba Railroad
Company said boundary linebeing
parallel with and Is # sly from
the center Of said right Of way;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

SCIIpIlUQ-
E, G. Libby, e Z OF x Of ne
4 of NV Il, sec II, t %. %, 10
Allie Hewitt, und y of the follow
ing: All of sw Il lying between
line Of St. Paul, Minneapolis &c
Manitoba short line and line of
1st div of St. Paul & Pacific rail-
read Qess 16S acres to the St.
Paul & Manitoba railroad, sec
81. %, %, 1894 acres ......
Fannie VI Elliott, 200 it n of 963. 80
# of 444.S4 # of sw Il Of Sc
4. sec y. t %. %. 2.42 acres.
Section %, Town 80, Range %.
Louisa E. White, the 81 it Of the
following: Cong at point on W
line of Westwood av 794S3 # n
Of Sc cor of W u Of sw Il: til
n along W line of Westwood av
1873 #: tn W at right angles to
last above described line 327.0S It
to g line of Minnesota Transfer
grounds; tn at right angles to
last above described line and
along line of Minnesota Trans
fer grounds 1873 TT; tn at right
angles to last above described
line and parallel with above n
line 327.06 TT to beg. containing
acre, more or less tex 80 #
for ST., sec %, %, %.
Benz. Barr, all that part Of NV Il
of Sc n, sec 90, t %, r %, CONG
at a point 80 # n of NV cor Of
1t 6, blk 8, College Place, West
Division; tn n 2O5 #; tn to NV
cor Of parcel of ground convey
ed to G.. F. Wells; tn 205 #; tn
W about 200 fit to beg, less
Belcher's part and less part to
Curry, sec %, 90, r %.
E. Langevin, CONG at center of
sec Is, t 90, %, and running
on n and Il see line to the
right Of way Of the st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad:
tn W along said right of way 1, 1853
#; tn Il to the and W line; tn
on said line 1,359.S4 # to place
Of beg. being Its to Is of the
unreeorded plat of Mays Trans
fer Factory and Warehouse prop
erty, sec %, 90 r %, acres 49,.
Section %, Town 80, Range %.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Name Of Owner and


DCsoNi pun.
First Div. st. P. & P. R. r. Co..
1t 6, sec 5, t %, r 23
Section IA, Town %, Range %.
VIM. Hendricks ct al, W q of the
following: CONS at sw cor of ne
Il of NV 4 tn AT 2-3 #: tn
n 2OS5s #; tn W AT % it; tn 8
20S5s IT to beg. sec IA, %, %,
LIS acres. Observation-Disclosures.
Celestia B. Gilbert, beg at point
on the line Of sec IA, t %. %,
$50 # W of Meander cor No. g.:
tn s, 40 deg 40 min e, 65.7T TT: tn
parallel with said n line 1892
#; tn u at right angles with last
named line 80 # to the line Of
said sec; tn W along said sec line
1888 fl to point Of beg, sec
"A. %, %. Observation-Disclosures.
Section 81, Town %, Range %.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
assessment District No. 2. City of
st. PauI-COntinued.
Miscellaneous Descriptions

Tax
Name of Owner and p,
Description.
tn nw'ly along said SLY boundary
line of the right of way of said
short line a distance of 575 It;
tn WHY at an angle of Is deg 81
min to the left and parallel with
the SLY boundary line of the old
right of way Of the St. Paul. Min
neapolis and Manitoba Railway
Company. formerly the St. Paul
and Pacific Railroad Company.
and 168 TT My therefrom a dis
lance of 1868 it; th WHY on
straight line 1892 1T to place of
beg. containing 1902 acres, sec
~ 20. %. Observation-Disclosures.
Section 80. Town % Range g.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

Name Of Owner and
Description.
Manchester Park Syndicate. n 1O02s
acres Of S 20.023 acres of 40
acres of Sc 4 of sec 4, %, r %.
W. and J. B. Hewitt, Il acres Of
W 5161a it of 1853 2-10 TT of ne Il
and n 1,076 94-100 IT of S !, 1853 2-f0
it of At # of W $685. it of ne Il
Tex Hague av), sec 4, t %, r 90.
c. H. Schleck, Il of p of Sc 4
of sw Il, sec 4, t %, T 90
Hazel Park Imp. Co., W 50 IT of 8
LOIS it of n 1, 91O # of that part
of ne Il lying W Of Schroeder's
addition and Of Skidmore and
Cassidy's Park addition and E.
G. Handy's addition lex Hague
av). sec 4. 20, r 90, ..............
Theo. Sander, y of that part Of
ne u Of Sizidmore and Cassidy's
Park addition and W of Kuhl's
addition, of Selby av and of
Dayton av, sec 4, t %, r 90. $40.
Section 8, Town %, Range %.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Name of Owner and

Silas B. Walsh, that triangular
piece of ground lying bet 1t 2. blk
1T2. OF Robertson's Addition and
1t 4. blk -, Of BaziIle and Roberts
Addition and My Of Bridge ST
part of NV 4 of sw 4, sec 5. t "a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

Assessment District No. @, City of
st. Pa uI-COntinued-
The West st. Paul Real Estate and Improve
ment Syndicate Addition No. 6.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
p.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Assessment District No. 9, City Of
ST. PauI-COntinued.
Miscellaneous DESCRIPTIONS


Taxes and
Naue OF owner anu Penalty
Description. cts
cluded in F. Ambs addition). con-
tanning 66.S acres more or less.
all in sec s. %, %. 15o fS
Unknown. CONG on the meander
cor en- line bet sees g and g. 49,
y; tn to NV cor of said sec
g. tn e along line of said sec
$3.50 1T to a point; tn due to
the intersection of line of Min
erva st In Campbelrs Addition
extended W in a straight line; tn
on line of said Minerva st
so extended to meander line on
side of said lake; tn Sly WHY
and My along the government
meander lines of Its ). 8, T. and
10 of said sec to the point of
beg, excepting and reservng
therefrom all that part OF Brown
and Jackson's Addition included
within the above described prem
ises. including 11.9 acres more or
less. leaving a balance to be as
sessed of acres. all in sec g.
%. T % .......................... l5.2S
John w Roche. S acres partly in
1t 2, sec 7, %, D. as follows:
CONG at 4 post bet secs and
II line bet r % and 90; tn
PAP chs to a stake on 4 sec
line; tn n, % deg As min e.
5.9S1a chs to stake tn
II, 80 deg 40 min W. 1446
chs to stake on the bank of
Mississippi river TIL W along bank
of said river 500 chs to a blazed
s,
e, 10 chs to the line; tn 160
chs to Cherokee av. excepting
part described as follows: Cong
at the Sc cor Of Cherokee av
and King st; tn running along
line of Cherokee av 104 it; tn
nelly 145 It; tn nw'ly As IT to
point on line of King ST. tn
W 1902 1T to place of beg. 100. IS
Prospect Plateau, St Paul.
Taxes and
Name Of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot Block. cts
Trinity Church ................ SIS
West st. Paul Proper
Name Of Owner and Penalty.
=, Description. Lot. Block. 5 cts
Church of the Mission, W Ia
CIV Of Of s. Paw, 50 = IL 40 SIS
y of and 60 fit of =
Church Of St. Mathews..4 IS Ass AS
l.5,s&s Is SIS
Westminster Presby., 80 of
Its III ST $50
2-3 of Il of 9 and % Of 10 so lilo
Ger. Peoples Church, 1-3
Its and and e 1-3 of a
MerrilFs Subdivision of West u Block 70 of
West St. Paul Proper.
Name of Owner and PenaItv
po+b pescr5 G GU Lot. cts.
SeGneny Gong. Cnurcn ............. SD
Nelson, Stevens and Kings Addition to West
st. Paul.
Taxes and
NAME OF Uwner ana Penalty.
Description: Lot. Block cts.
Z-3 or. .........-...........14 704
Olivier's Addition to West St. Paul.
Name of Owner and Pen. Gl1u
Description. Lot. Block Z cts
Church, Y of............... r
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Assessment District No. z, City of
ST. PauI-COntiuued

lnnes' Encouragement of Lot 2, Block 9 Of
College Place, West Division. City of St.
Paul. Minn.
Taxes and
Name or owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot cts.
George Dreier . 492
College Place, West Division.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

Taxes and
1NallIe vi OWller anu Penalty.
OescIIptlon. cts.
Unknown, strip "a it wide lying ON
side of Hague av between Sara
toga and Smelling avs in sec z.
%, r q. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1922
W. G. Robertson, that part of NV
Il of NV Il My of Chicago Mil
waukee and st. Paul Short Line
railroad, sec 8, %, %, 25-1CO
acres :................ .......... 1e9 %
James Stinson, part of W p of Sc
Il lying ely of railroad right of
way and S of Summit av sec g. t
co. I'd 10 50
Section 4, Town 49, Range o.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

Merriam's Rearrangement Of Blocks Nos o.
%, 26 q, % and 49, Merriam Park
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot. Block. cts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Name of Owner ar

st. Marys Episcopal Church,
the ind Il OF 100 # Of
7&s u 1881
John N. Noble. 25 it Of It
and 6A it Of .-.......-..6 % H.6l
Merriam's Amendment TO Blocks u and %.
Merriam Park. Ramsey County. MINI.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description. Lot Block CTS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
Assessment District No. 6, City of
st. Paul-COatinued.

Robertson's Addition to West ST. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

Name Of Owner and
Description.
Estate of N. W. Kittson, e y Of
sw Il, less WHY 111s acres Qess
ST., sec "a, 90, 90.
Estate of N. w. Kittson, W Il Of
Sc u, less sly 301a acres to state,
sec "a, 90, %. .........
Estate of n. W. Kittson, acres In
the NV cor of the " of sw a,
sec "a, t 80, r %.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

Merriams Encouragement OF Merriam Park
(as to Blocks T. 8, 8, 10, 16), Ramsey Co..
MINI.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot. BLOCK ) cts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

Mead and Reilly, com g at the ne
cor of Hitchcock's Addition to
West st. Paul; tn to a line run
ming n and though the center
of 1t 4, sec 5, t %, T %, produced;
tn S parallel to the line of said
1t 4 to the line of sec 5; tn W
along said line of sec 5 to the e
line of said Hitchcock's addition:
tn nw'ly along last named line to
the point Of beg, containing 1915
acres more or less and being in
sac % %
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

D. S. Hull, beg at ne cor of 1t IS.
Coxe's First Addition; tn se'ly in
a direct line with n line Of said
1t Is $50 #; tn sw'ly to a point
PIG IT in a direct line from Sc
cor of 1t 26, Coxe's First Addt-
ton; tn W 216 # to said Sc cor
of 1t 26; tn My to ne cor of said
1t 26; tn nelly in a direct line to
Sc cor Of 1t 20; tn nw'ly to place
of beg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

Chas. JOY, CONG at point on the
4 line of blk 36, Banning and
DIVERS Addition to West st.
Paul, 84.25 # W from the line;
tn n, 80 deg 40 min W, to the
Mississippi river; tn along the
river sw'ly to the n line pro-
duced of said blk So; tn to place
of beg Tex a tract 176 it 'front.'
age on the se'ly side of the
Ievee conveyed in POS Deeds. page
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

MIMI.
Taxes and
Name of Owner and Penalty.
Description. Lot. cts.
n. P. Lamprey .......................1T 2.99
Hornsby's Subdivision of Lot T. Bidwelrs Ad-
diton to West ST. Paul, and Part of Block
G, West st. Paul Proper South of North
Line Of Belvidere Street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20

4S3, and 225 Deeds, page 20. -.
Ernest Adams, com g at a point on
n line Of blk SO, Banning and
Olivier's Addition to West St.
Paul, 1856 $40 fit W from the ne cor
of said blk So; tn n, 81 deg Is min
W, to the levee; tn sw'ly along the
1evee 80 #; tn s, 81 deg Is min e,
to the n line produced of said blk
Sc: tn to place of beg, 1894 #.
Q. L. Lamprey, that strip of land
lying of Lake st in Amb's addi-
ton and n of lake in sec 5, I %,
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Name of Owner and

Section 81, Town 30, Range 2S.