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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

Get the beet stamp pictures in the city
At hisa Longs.
Mrs. Anderson and son returned this
noon from trip 10 Portland.
Miss Sarah Neely returned today from
a visit with Salem friends.
All. Fseerksen is announced as can
didate for nomination for recorder.
Mrs. Ben. Kirk returned last night
from months visit with relatives in Tho
Dalles.
Mr.. Tom Kay. who has been seriously
III for several months, came up to Albany
this noon. VIZ
VII. Caldwell left this noon for Mise.
ouri on n visit with relatives and old
neighbors.
Mr.. McCully. Of Brownsville, q brother
oi one Of the pioneer pilots on the Will
lamette, has been in the city.
There will be social and entertain
ment at L. o. T. NJ. halliFriday evening
Nov. "a. Everybody invited. Admis-
sion l0c. as.lfA
Rev. T. ]. Wilson. Of Eugene, is in the
city this week conducting the Coll ege
prayer meetings. ironmS 40 to $40 OF Oh
morning.
Mrs. Sedgwick. of Chicago, who has
been visiting with her mother near this
city, Mrs ". N. Phillips, leave tOnigh,
for home.
Rev. Edward Eccleston has accepted q
call 10 the pastorate OF the Presbyterian
church at Rosevile, Calf, and left last
week with his family for that place io
reside.
; Rev. ID. II. McCullagh will preach hi
farewell sermon at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. He leaves mex
week for his future Geld OF labor at ReC
Bluff. Cal. Dallas Observer.
Gov. Geer, who recently proclaime,
that our farmers are getting q bette
compensation for thier products than il
in SOME former years, passed through
the city { day southwark bound. Pric
| OF wheat ~ cents.
Married, atthe residence Of the BRIDE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Roberts, q
Oak Grove, on Wednesday, Novembe
8, 1899, at noon, +. A. Williamson an
Nettie Q. Roberts, Rev. VIM. Short, Q
LaCreole Baptist church, officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Williamson will make thei
home in Albany.-Dallas Observer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

The second department Of the circuit |
court for Linn county was convened In
the w. G. T. U. ball this afternoon at
O'Clock, Judge Il. r. Boise In charge.
The docket Of 48 cases was run through
and the following disposed Of
Il J Elder W. John O Elder, partition.
Continued
Assignment Of Clark Bros. Continued.
Assignment Of Albertina Kreissel.
Continued.
Assignment OF AT Hamilton. Contin-
ued.
W.T. Cochran vs John Cusbmap, fore
closure. Dismissed.
James Nanney w Louisa u settiemire,
partition. Continued.
Laura Caldwell vs Ella G Caldwell,
partition. Continued.
Florence Allen vs W Allen, divorce.
Settled.
John s Amos vs. Mary T. Ames, suit
for land. Continued.
Selma Il Whiteker ct al vs G NJ Burk.
hart ct al, partition. Settled.
! J L Chapman vs. o N Bishopet al. Set
tied.
The Board OF School FUND Com We 7
NJ Downing OF a., foreclosure Of mort
gage. Dismissed.
Besides the above cases several were
passed for different reasons, dates were
set Tor hearing the testimony IN the di'
: vorce cases and one or two cases for tria
by the court.
The mandamus case OF Superintendent
Mcdonald sgt Geo. Barton ct alswill b,
watched with considerable interest.
A. J. Miller was appointed bailiff.
Among attorneys attending court this
afternoon from neighboring towns are:
Judge VIM Kaiser, Of Salem, 8 N Car
and and w M Brown, Of Lebanon ant
! A A Tussing, Of Brownsville.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

earth and stones acribed lo--s2s; whence q
ssr1e'a %I g. iSss; ss s.al RT sS S'IT' n,SSs dss
iS-sS yT. bears T. u d deS. W. W. Il s'IsSSa lest;
v shsGeS GeS n " acg: 70 min; E.. yariatlpi
yesssry Gas feet q dornsr Sn No. ns 20 n2isn. asn.
aold uuloh lode, and corner No. 8 of red
9sS SsRss s ~ ied, s'TsS cSr h'0es set
Snss Snss 1erbaS u s9 wSna w.n 9sas Ssoss e
afssG n F. bers bsla@fse n des Slssfa g % %%e
y r., diameteI blaEed and scrlbed 2O-a2s
M thence ssqs dSg aG MIN %lR b. W yaraids isl 5s'i q
| q Identical with corner No. d survey,
erG Inches by foet long, SET ii inches In
ths ground. with mound OF stones scrlbcd
p dzs; whence the center Of a. shaft 4x7
nsT m ' 70 81 'f fee G'ep 6s ssayS wearS y y aes acF
Mins GI%'ss. La Geo esSrs esSp q dss w'fs %S,s %in
dsesr sS tss. ana hsmSes az tos bsidmP ipehe5
scribsd a-.a2s DT, bears MY deg. sNip % min' MIN
w; a't fest and z hemioek tree !!
s T bs'sr bears q 0szcd deE 30 anG min "frl2fq e M
ton 70 dog. 10. 1921 feet q, corner No
lesi on inc VI OF survey NO. DO, hpd
lIull lode. "A hewed hr post 4xi inches b.
feet long, sot IN inches ~ tho ground
with mound OF stones scrIbed 22--2-32s
, 4 bamlock tree 20 inches IN diameter
blazed and heribed 70 -a2s BIT. bears y
90 deg, 25 min. w. ilb foet distant, anf
a hemlock stump 70 inches IN diameter
, and feet high. haEed and acribed 70.
2~3s BT, bears r. II deg. 70 min. u.
feet thence N. ~ deR. 70 min. H.. varta
ton 20 deg. r.. bie.l feet, 20 corner No
iSawisr Placer, this survey on line ~
westerly s2g feet. gulch runs Northwestern
! lly itiO feet wagon road runs northeast
Ierly and southwsHteriy 1913 feet. mouth 0
elk tunnel running Houthensterly IL feet
. left at right angles 203i.t feet. 10 c0rne
. No. "a. hewed hemloek post AKA lnche
: by I feet long. set u inches In the ground
with mound OF stones scribed E-2zs
/ whence hemlock tree 22 inches in diam
Y etcr, blaEed and peribed 25-azs BT. bear
u inches IN diameter blaEed and scribe.
3S2h BT. bears ~ q deg. % min. w
( lii.4 feet; thence y, 10 deR. ~ min. r.
? variation 10 deg. 60 min, r., ca feet. 1
: cnrnsr No. "a. hewed hemlock post ~
! llnches by feet long, nSt ~ inches IN ih
: ground, with mound Of stones scribed ~
a2s. The mouth Of Bullion tunnel, run
1 1 min. E, i0I.s feet: a .hemlock tree inche
!. aT, bears B. 10 dcR. 10 min u, IS feel
: land a hemlock tree ~ inches IN diam
Z Iater. biaxad and scribed 24-32s BT, bear
!. a. Gs deg. 30 min w. i22 feet: thence {
7 20 deg. 10 min. r.. variation 10 deg. 10 mir
4 r.. $50 feet. Casey eulch. n stream fec
y wide flows northeriy GA feet. 20 corne
q No. I OF place OF beginning
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

variation % deg. IS min. H., 1863 feet, TO
inches by. feet long. set - inches. IN
Whence wh mSsna ~ srse g ssSSs neSss SSsOfs Il
diameter, blnSed and scribed 11--S2B BT,
bears =. 10 deg. it min y. si6 feet, and
sna aF .erSed srSs % nsss' m r. sss4s sss'' 3 safsa Sss
y min. ". ss feet; thence d. - dess.
y min. TO-. variation ~ deg. ~. ss4 feet;
gulch running northerlY nls7 feet
IA inches by feet long. sst ii Inches
IN tho ground. with mound Of stones
rcribed f2-S2s; whence d fir tree 20 inches
Br Senrs aSsa dss & na mir seFP'9 W. 81 s fees
and a hemlock tree "A inches In diameter
glazed and ecribed 12--52s BIT bears ".
d DIX des. Il Il mIn. % r., variatien G ton D ' des. r., b.
IA feet; gulch running northerly z550 feet
TO corner No. !. the place Of beginning.
Total area OF Bed Rock placer, 1is.cgG
acres.
Total area OF Lnwlcr placer, ii279 acres.
Total area OF Coarse Gold placer, lg7.Ss'
Totnl area OF claim. 2sss3s acres.
! The Bed Rock placer claim - Of record
IN the office OF this county clerk OF said
$40 OF volume 4, OF Mining Records o
lsnid county. II In bounded on the south
west by tho Coarse Gold placer claim; OF
tho southeast by the Lawler placer claim
the Red Bull lode claim and the Golt
lGuich lode claim and otherwise by un
| surveyed government land. There nre ~
lconnicting claims TO the knowledge Of ap
Iplicnut
The Lawior placer claim Is Of recor,
I'm the Office OF the county clerk of sat
lcounty OF IAnn. state OF Oregon NJ pag
200 OF volume 4. OF Mining Records o
said county. It II bounded on the south
east by the Gold Back lode claim; 0
the southwest by the Red Bull lode claim
on the northwest by the Bed Rock place
claim, and on the northeast by unauT
lveyad government land. There are NJ
conflicting claims to the knowledge Of ap
plicant.
rho Coarse Gold placer is Of record 1
the effice OF the county clerk OF sal
county OF Linn. state Of Oregon, at pag
Ia2i OF volume 4. OF Mining Records Q
said county. II In bounded on the north
east by the Bed Rock placer claim nm
otherwise by unsurveyed g0veTnmeT
! land. There are no conflicting claims I
the knowledge Of applicant.
Any and all persons claiming adversel
the mining ground and premlsca or an
portion thereof 80 described. surveyed
plated and applied for, are hereby not
Ned that unless their adverse claims ~
duly fiied an according TO law and u
: regulations hereunder, within 90 day
! from the date hereof. with tho regists
} OF the United States land ofiice al or
gon City Or. they will be barred In vi
tue OF the provisions of said statute.
CHARLES u. MOORES.
Register,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

AL. Goddard and William Hand are
building twenty loot boat for naviga-
ton on the willamette, which will be an
interesting affair. The boat is to be run
by bicycle power, and it is anticipated
that it will be q success.
Jack Patton, OF Macleay, shot large
grey eagle Sunday. The bird was sitting
in tree on bis farm but flew as MIR. Pat
ten came near. At a distance OF fully 200
feet one buckshot hroke one wing which
let him down 10 the ground. Mr.. Patton
tried TO take the eagle alive but was un-
able as it g. owed fght-Salem Journal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

Dallas Itenlizer: "Cost OF court Louse
as ascertained to date: Architects COM
miseion, 81, $50, contract price for base
ment, 3, $50; extra for basement, $4S4 :
contract price Tor superstructurs, $24,.
032 heating apparatus, $2,32S; electric
wiring and fixtures, tS95; outside sewer
1926. .25 inf ide eewer and basement floor
t49e; superintendent employed by coun
ty, $40. 20, water tank, $50; lAnor pot
inclndoe in contracts, etc, 500. Tot Il,
$S7, ,7S9."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

In the recorders Office the following
insti uments were fled for record:
Deed from E r. Case to David
Froman, 5lxi00 feet. bI 81 Albany 1900
W b Donaea 10 M Scropgan,
26lO.4o 100000 of 22xl59 feet,
bI 3, Lebanon n...........
Or. & Calf. r. X. Co. to r. E and
w e Warner, 1853 acres. ....... $40
Mortgage on 30 acres for. ....... 800
Mortgage on 40 acres for ..... 200
g w Vanderpool to Samuel Gar
land, power OF attor ley. ....
Deed H F 4 d McIlwain to @ Woes
lot 7, bl 1l8 H's ad to Albany. $50
In the clerks tffice licenses were isfued
for the marriage Of 0. G. ChamEeTlain
Of Waco Co. and Iucie Brandon, ,daugh-
ter OF Alexander Brandon. AMI Joseph
Tuck and Lucinda A. Wright.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

The address Of Mrs. Sarah Pearson
Adams in the q. P. church last evening
set the audience to thinking by many
pointed statements. With the and OF
charts drawn from actual cases she DEM
onstrated the severe effects OF alcohol
upon the ste cmach. A long list OF patent
medicines we're condemned as containing
q lar g per cent Of alcohol.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

Sarah E Murphy vs. W P Murphy, di-
vorce. Granted.
The Board OF School Fund Com vs. La
vina CIingham ct al, foreclose of mort
gage. Judgment for plaintiff.
Antinett G Banker vs James Banker,
divorce. Continued.
First n Bank sgt Emma Harder. Sale
confirmed.
Isaac Elder sgt w J Turnidge. Sale
confirmed.
CIV Rogers agt Jane Woody ct al.
Sale confirmed.
John A Smith We Mary Claypool ct al,
suit in equity. Judgment for plaintiff.
Earl B York VS. Ida NJ York, divorce.
Granted.
May Zahn vs. Charles Agustas Zahn
divorce. Granted. .s~s vs..
Addie NJ Willis vs. Frank S Willis, di
vorce. Granted.
John Meinert aat Emma Harder ct al
Motion 10 modify decree overruled.
The case OF Superintendent McDonalC
agt Judge Barton ct al, q mandamus pro
ceeding I, coz. pei the making Of bound
ayy N maps OF the districts, vas set iol
Thursday. Instead OF refusing 10 MAKE
the mApe as has BEEN claimed, the court
which had siTea'ly begun making then
suspended ~ork upon the beginning o
improvements on the court house, ant
has new. refused to do the work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17


TT. Drais, OF Gsi-s, has been IN the
city today.
Mrs. 8. w. Hin1man. Of Lebanon, has
been in the city.
Mr.. G. A. Wink;er, OF near this city,
left last night for Ruthville, Ohio, on
three months visit at his old home.
NJ. F. Hays Of Albany, came down on
the morning overland and went via
steamer to Dundee on business-Salem
Journal.
Frank Baker superintendent OF the
of the Oregonian route in Salem isin the
city the CUES, Of Mr.. Wrsl Ross.
There will be Shakesperian Reading
at the Coll ge on Friday, and Saturday
evenings CT next week. Look out ior
further announcements.
Mr.. Marvin Turner requests the DEMO
cRAT to state that tn re is no truth in the
report that he is a candidate for record
Or on the democaatic ticket.
q. Holman and twelve or thirteen
others arrived in Albany today from IN
dian Territory. and this afternoon lett
for Yaquina where they will cate.
Col. John L. Hanuley, supreme aecre-
tary of the Frsternal Uuion, is IN the
city, and tonight at the armosy will d.
! liver an address on the benefit oi the Or
der, to which all are invited.
The First Presbyterian church OF this
city has extended call to Rev. Mr.. Gle-
land. of British Columbia, to serve as
nastor. The gentleman is said to he a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guard. Rev. Cleianc
preached in the Presbyterian church in
: Albany two or three years ago.
Garfield Sutton, con OF Mr.. Charles
Sutton. OF this city, one of Dewey's hlave
sailors in the famous battle OF May /
1898. who returned to the United States
on the olympia, has arrived in Portland
and is expected in Albany in lew days
Mr.. Dennis H. Stoyeall, the risini
Young author OF Corvallis, who has oo
tanned quite reputation on account Q
, his book, The Heart Of the Val ey,'
passed through Albany this forenoon OF
: his way home from o trip to Southeri
: Oregon. He has another book In cor
: temptation.
!. The La lies of the g. A. r. last eve
n,np gave a pleasant entertainment 9
: their hall. An interesting feature wei
D the guesses Of the number OF beans In
bowl. Six pertoDs who Rueesed lsC
lwere the nearest, the number beIn
t l47O. Upon drawing j. R Chamberlsi
4. pot the rose howl. The following pc
3 gram was rendered: Address by Pm
+. Torbes. piano solo by Prof.. Wirtz, rec
laiions " i5essIe Cameron, Emma Newe
and Jennie Freerksen, a farce tomeo
by Misses Livingstone and Gan Der,
piano duet by Misses Torbet and Livln
: STONE and a tableaux and song by Mi
Livingstone, "Columbia."
pr. Lowe with DR.. Littler Monda,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17


The game next Saturday between the
o. A. @. and WilIametks viii be played
at Salem.
This evening the theme OF the sermon
in the evlngelistic services at the Chris
tian church will be''Fhe Skeptic among
the Apostles" You are cordially invit.
ed to attend.
TIN Wardner, Idaho strikers, sent up
for % months each, peseed through AL
bany sunday afternoon bound { the
San Quentin California penitentiA4y. in
charge of number OF guards. Thsy bad
special car.
The Supreme court has refused to give
w. G. Magers, convicted OF murder in
the first degree new trial. and he must
now ang, which is undoubtedly the
proper thing, as there is little doubt Of
h s gun 1t.
Mrs. Brown Lee, former resident OF
Scio died at Monmouth yesterday eve
ming, and her remains were taken to Scio
today for burial. The MessTs Brown, OF
The Dalles, two sons arrived in Albany
ON last nights overland.
Mre. Julius Gradwohl. wife Of Ex-
Councilu an GTadwohf, was. buried at
this city year ago today, on much the
same kind OF day as today. Her mem-
org remains fresh ia the minds OF many
of our citizens, by whom she was greatly
/ beloved.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

oSB0RN-BLAND. -on Monday eve
nlng, Nov. IS, 1899, at Top m, in AL
hant, by Justice A. H. Freerksen, Mr..
II. NJ. Osborn and Miss Lena Bland,
Oi Wa erloo.
Thev have che best wishes Of their
many friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

WILL RING.-When those nieteors ;be
gin falling as announced the fire bell will
be rung giving ali an opportunity to see
the heavenly fireworks. AST
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

United staion Lnnd omoo.

GHltNu ptntpH ltluu OUlNVI
Oregon city. or, Nov. T. lsDp.
Notice 10 hereby given that Ia pursu-
ance of chapter u OF fltie ", OF tho ltgylssd
Statutes Of tho United States, w. 49,
Lawler. whose postofice address h Al
bnny Linn county. oregon, claiming
gJs, tJB acres OF placer ground, containing
gold. lying and being situated within this
QunrlxvilU mining district, No. ., county
OF Linn and state OF Oregon has made
application 10 the United states for n
patent for the Lawlar Consolidated Placer
Mining Claim, consisting Of the Bed Rock
placer claim, comprising itD egg acres tho
Lawler placer claim, comprising it21D acres,
aud Coarse gold placer claim. comprising
lgi Md acres, which said claims are more
tully. described - to metes and bounds
by tbs gfiiriai plat herewith posted. and
~ tho Held notes OF survey thereof. now
tilud ~ the oitieS of tho register OF tho
United states land ONCE at Oregon City.
which held notes OF survey describe tho
boundaries and extent OF said claims on
The surface with magnetic variation nt
10 10 " deg, 20 min E', as follows, 20 wit;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

SALMAouNDI ENTERTAINMENTS l..
o. I. NJ. win give an entertainment at
their hall, Friday evening, Nov "a.
Come and erIoy yourself. Admisson
10 CITE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

Beginning at corner No. !. Identical with
corner No, !. survey No a2b. Red Bull
lode. and corner No ;. survey No. us.
Gold Back lode. hswed hemlock post
txa inches by feet long. set Is inchea In
i ass, q. s. 81. IL. No j. bears y. ss deg.
u min. n. llsT.t fee, distant: "a. ir tree
"a inches In diameter. blaEsd and Hcribed
i--SSs ISL. bears ~. "a deg. ~ min. w.
a8t feet. and fir tree % inches 10 diam
rter, bihxed and Bcribsd i-a2s BT, bears
I. o deg. % min. Y. s0.7 feet distant. |.
% deg. 10 min. t.. l9ss,i feet 10 cor
ner No 2. Identical with corner No. 2
of Bed Rock placer, this survey, and on
tine G-i OF survey No. a25. Red Bull lode
thence n. y deg. % min. f.. variation
Inc 81 % III led dsG RoeS fSaSsr plnesr m this sSr
ysy, a hewed hemloek post ixt inches
by feet long set Is inches tn the ground.
With mound OF stones acFibed 3-12&:
whence ii fir stump IA inches in diameter
and 54 feet high. biased and acrlbed y.
as HA. bears . - deg. IS min. w. n
diameter and feet high. hlaEcd and
serib~d s--1ss BT. bears s. IS deg. 70 min.
". ~ feet distant. thence 3. 50 deg. 81
min. H.. variation % deg, E., li2Ss feet
10 corner No I, Identical with corner No.
Of survey No. zeS. Gold Back lode, a
long. set IN inches In the ground. with
mound OF stones ecFibed a-aag: whence a
nr tree 70 inches Ia diameter. biaxed and
ncrlbed t-s2S lit. bears n. Is deg. +. lLs
feet, and fir tree 20 inchre IN diameter,
biaEcd and acribed t-a2s BIT. bears 8. 4
s. deg. 3 min. W. variation % deg. f.,
$50 feet: Rulch running northwesteFly S1o.s
feet 20 corner No, J. tho place OF be-
ginning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

A very pleasant birthday party was
given 1t the home Of MIR. and Mrs. Wn.
Felzer, Saturday evening Nov. 1lth, in
honor Of their son Charles. Music and
games were the enjoyable past-time un-
til eleven o'clock when an elegant lrnch
Was served alter which the guests de-
parted all wishing Charles many more
happy birthda-s as the one just passed.
Those present we're Mr. and Mrs H Leib
ner, MIR and Mrs ID Westlake, MIR and
Mrs VIM Felzer, Mr. ard Mrs E E War
ford, Mr. ard Nrs Vose, the Misses
Marie and Anna Kamph, Alice Leibner,
Elaine Westlske, Anna and Lizzie Fell
zer, tho Messrs Fred and Leonard
Kamph, Herman Schne', Gilbert War.
ford, Frank, John and Charles Felzer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

DR.. Love comes Monday.i
DR.. Lowe 8 days, no longer.
DR., Lowe for glasses. Good glas. es.
Mics Long's photographs give satisiac.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

BIERS-SUMMERS.-On Nov. IL, at
the Baptist parsonage. by Rev. A. J..
Sturtevant, A. j. Biers and Miss
Mamie Summers, both OF Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

pr. Lowe with DR.. Littler Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-01
Sherlff's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
Dout of and under the seal of the District
Court, in and for the county of Redwood
and State of Minnesota, upon a Judgment
rendered and docketed in the said Court. on
the 9Th day of October, 1885, in an action
wherein Martin Bohlig was plaintif, and
George A. johnson was defendant, in favor
of the said plaintiff, and against the said
defendant. for the sum of eighty-nine and
25-1OO tS89.25) dollars, which execution was
directed and delivered to me as Sheriff in
and for the said county of Redwood. did on
the 18th day of October, A. D. 1898, levy
said defendant George A. Johnson in and
to the following described real property
to-wit: The southeast quarter (selO of the
southeast quarter SEQ and the southwest
quarter (swH of the southeast quarter
tsek), and the northwest quarter (nwlO of
the southeast quarter (seA). and the south
east quarter tseH) of the southwest quarter
(swA) of section fifteen (15), township one
hundred twelve Q12), range thirty-seven,
go, situate in Redwood county, Minnesota.
Notice is hereby given. that l, the under
signed. as Sheriff as aforesaid will sell the
above described Real property. to the high
est bidder for cash, at public auction, at the
front door of the Court House, in the city of
Redwood Falls, in the county of Redwood,
and State of Minnesota. on the S1st day OF
day, to satisfy the said execution, together
with the interest and costs thereon.
Dated at the city of Redwood Falls Mimi,
this 14th day of February A. D. 1899
e. A. PEASE,
Sheriff of Redwood Co., MINI
MATHEWS & PATTERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 27-7t