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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11
Somewhere and Here.

(ChlcagO NoNt1
Somewhere the fields arc green to-day,
Somewhere the happy sons-oircs sing,
Somewhere the lamhkins are an play,
somewhere It's spring
Somewhere the roses are ~ pl2or,
Somewhere the l.lacs gently sway:
Somewhcre ;he bgmblebecs dun boom
L. heard to-day.
Somewhere fond lovers hand III hand.
Stray up and down some pleasant shore,
But I've an ear that's frozen, and
III sing no more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

These are days when thermometers are
being constantly consulted. but we are
sorry to say many Of them DO not tell the
truth Scores of those Of the cheaper sort
differ in their readings two or three de-
grees from standard instruments. If you
are in doubt as to the veracity of your
Thermometer, test it alongside one whose
truthfulness is guaranteed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11
Seemed Determined.


lbfttntrlef iHHt.'ho'ulD
So many disgraceful scandals have
grown out Of the election OF senator's by
state legislatures that the people all over
the country seem determined TO effect
change. Little remains 10 he done but
to overcome the opposition in the United
States Senate, and this can easily be
done, II the people persist In their demand
for such change In the Constitution. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

The directors of the Citizens Relief
Committee Of the Young Mems Business
Association have made an appeal for
funds to help the poor during the present
terrible spell of weather. Surely it will
be responded to literally, as 1t ought to
be. There Is a vast deal Of suffering in
the city, and the necessity for relief is
urgent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

an attack Of the grip. After awhile ~
disease. not having left him. DR. was ai-
vised 90 try paine's celery compound lie
was soon back at his office IN the Deparf-
ment of Public Works. a well man and
forthwith wrote "A letter 10 the rr0rr.-
tors Of the remedy I'm which he sarf
Il had been told by friends OF The SOD.
derful results obtained by them from fha
use Of Paine's celery compound. Ar
my severe attack Of the grip 7 determin
90 try IL. ] have already found that n.
friends reports were not az an eNag1f r.
rated. and ] wish TO join most cheerful
with them i'm recommending the remedy
TO others
Hundreds Of grateful letters have been
written to the proprietOrs OF P3.res
celery compound since the appearance NJ
grin this year, telling of the perfect u-
coveries II has Effected. The letters come
from men and women OF mary conditions.
Few persons are SO poor they cannot al-
ford to this great remedy constantly
the house and none are SD prosperous
that for their health's sake they can ne
ford TO be- without il. When sd many
men and women whose words carry iAe
utmost weight In the communities n
which they live testify as they d1 to the
great benefit they have received from
Paine's celery compound there can Do"
no hesitancy I'm trying it. A single trial
is the test which is confident" invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11
MORTON MARYE.


The foregoing letter answers Tor the
Dispatch several inquiries that have
been made OF US.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

peso,utions Of respect to deceased
members passed by societies. corpora
tions. associations. or other orgahiHa-
lions. will be charged for as advertising
matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

All letters and kilograms must ne au-
s,ossod 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANN'
Rejected communications will not De re-
fnrnnQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

The Chamber Of Commerce seems TO
have overlooked The vestimuled cars in
It's street railway investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

General Miles Will probably be made to
swear now, officially. II not otherwise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

UPTOWN OFFICE. BROAD-STREEl
PHARMACY, 5l9 EAST BROAD
STREET. .o,, ,,rrr
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

An letters recommending candidates lot
Office must be paid for to insure 'he,r
nublication. This is a long-standing rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11
ADVERTISING RATES
HALF INCH OR LESS.

vance @ WUIus O' "a.
Above rates are for every u"'
yertieements running consecut"eN.
Reading notices in reading matter ~
Goo lines or less. ST. in nonpariel' ieau-
"a five lines or less. 70 cents
card Of rates for more space iurH'S'
nm auplication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

The cool snap is mainly snap for the
dealers I'm fuel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11
AT NEWPORT NEWS.
MORE CONTRACTS TO BUILD SHIPS
SECURED.
FOR SERVICE ON The PACIFIC
Looking to Sent I'm the st"te
senate-Cnndidates Already In INC
rieId-Mud-A Young Lady Hurt
Personal and Briefs.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. February %
Especially contract for the two l-,VoV-
ton Pacific Mail steamships, 1t Is stated
on the best OF authority, has been award
ed to the Newport News Ship-Build-
ing and Dry-Dock Company. rumor
TO this effect was published early In 'he
week in this correspondence, but conhfina-
ton OF the report was not obtained
until late last night 1t Is now definitely
known that the work will be done
here although no official statement TO
that effect can be obtained, as the snip
ward officials are bound in confidence
The news was received to-day with plea
sure by all, as the people know what
II means for the. ship-yard to get a con-
tract valued at 100000. Work on the
two large ships will be started in a very
short while, if all reports arc true ana
Newport News will have launchings 10
burn" during the next eighteen moh'hs,
The two Pacific Mail ships will be the
largest ever built at an American ship
ward. their dimensions being even greater
than those of the two big American
liners. ST. Louis and St Paul, whlch
were built at Cramps. The vessels VIII
be duplicates in every particular. Ihelr
length will be $50 feet and beam % rect.
TIE dimensions of the st. Louls-the
largest ship of the American Line-are:
Length. $3.50 feet; beam, 63 feet -lnd
DEPTH 26.S feet. Thus II will be seen that
the Pacific Mail vessels will be I'D feet
longer than the st. Louis The tonnage
Will be about 1900. which is over 300 tons
greater than the ST. Louis. The ships
mill -. ottf In luN11riqpt STYLE and
the passenger accommodations will be
unsurpassed They will also have facili-
ties for handling freight and mail, and
when completed will run between san
Francisco and ports i'm China The con-
tract date of completion cannot be learn
ed but owing to the great demand FOR
ships on the Pacific il is believed that
the ships will be rushed forwarded as
rapidly as possible. The contracts low
in hand at the ship-yard are valued at
Sls.5SOOC0, and the tonnage of the vessels
contracted for is 10000.
The following are the ships now build
ing and contracted for:
Battleship Kearsage, n,525 tons, 81 2Jo,-
900.
Battleship Kentucky, 11,525 tons. $3.50
600.
Battleship Illinois, 11525 tons. $2595,O0o.
Battleship Missouri, 1850 tons, S2SSj,-
600.
Monitor Arkansas. 5000 tons $9G0C0O.
-Four steamships. Morgan Line, each
4e6O tons, 100000; total, 1880 tons, $780,
Ooo.
Two steamships, Cromwell Line. each
1850 tons; 100000; total. 1920 tons, $780,
coo
steel harbor tug Morgan Line, $4,000
Two steamships. Pacific Mail Line, each
about 1900 tons, 100000; total, 1900
tons. 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11
commonwealth Of VII

COMMUNICATIVE OF virginia,
Office of Auditor OF Public Accounts,
Richmond, Va, February 10, 1899.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-ln reply TO your inquiry OF
this date, | beg 10 inform you that the
publication required by law Of Insurance
statements must be completed on or be-
fore May 18th of this year
Very respectfully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11
Congressman Hays Fight.

blackstone COURIER
Tho fight led By Congressman Hit
the Seventh District, against the proff
large increase In the standing
places that gentleman as leader
the Democratic side and cstablisnr'
fact that Virginia has not ceased I'd,
The home OF statesmen. In opnosins
increase be H. simply followins
jefferson directed. The latter was
posed 20 large number of regulars
favored the enCouragehcnt OF me
militia
The Virginia congressman eApi,
willingness 70 reasonable and eve"
eral increase in the navy. The lall,.
OF far more benefit than large
This was proven In the recent "'i'
navy b what whipped Spain. 1ne
ala but little because there w'' p''
ne for IL 90 do. An army IS much
Organized and equipped than INV. ~.
former can be done in ie"
while the latter requires years
Cards Bul-Heads. Statement. ~
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars. Ham. VIZ
nodgers. sc. printed by On. ,,s
company al low prices. VIII sHe ar
GOOD work al the same prices you pay IA
inferior work Send Us your 0fleia 80,
we viii guarantee satisfaction !" W.
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-11

Georgia Senator did not receive much en-
enlargement, for the Alabama senator's
and General Wheeler apparently outweigh
the one vote from Georgia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-24
EVOLUTION OF A SNAKE.

ozark humor. according TO tho 81.
Louis Globe Democrat. appreciates the
story that scientist was quito amazed
tho other day az observing "a farmer
after killing 70 nest " snakes turned up
by the pillow arrange the dead snakes in
tho furrow before he went back 10 tho
plow,
why do you DO that, my good
mnn3' the scientist asked
Tho farmer looked curiousiy az tho
scientist, and HooIng that he was really
In search Of information. replied
~ do that so the pillow will cover the
snnkos the next round"
Scclng that the scientist was still
myntlnCd. the farmer continued!
~ cover tho snakes 90 that they will
deoompose. That r. what you call Il.
isn't ~"
yes" aaid the scientist. with a ria-
Inn infection.
"Well" continued the farmer. "the
decomposition OF animal matter FUR
niahes nouriahmcnt Tor plant HE. 1 be-
lieve9"
'Yos." again said tho scientist.
''rhon, snakes will make corn grow,
won't theyy' trlumphnntiy asked the
former.
yes" said the scientist
And more corn viii mako more
whisky won't it3' said tho farmer.
Yes" said the scientist
And whisky VIII mako more snakes.
won't it2 Mister. that Is what We 1ali
rotation In the agriculture OF this re-
glon."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-24

Philadelphia. oct 21.-Boforc the
Commercial congress today Herbert
Gibson. representative % tho govern
mont uf tho Argentine i,epuhllc. ROAD %
paper on ihe WUrid'a wool product and
Argentine contribution thereto. He
gave statistics 90 show that 90 three
districts who're tho production ~ wool
ls Boz excess NJ local requirements, Aus
UulfFin. South America and tho River
Plata republics OF Argentine and t'ru-
quay. th1rO wnH au appalling decrease
ln the sheen stock in the two nrst
named roF.1nL
ln Argentine ana Uruguay. ho said.
there Or Co Doe found ih1 sole exception
Co the general 1lsonsT in sheep
throughout tho world. The Hhcop stock
oi Argentina Is now approximately
AlO0o,0p0. aud fur Uruguay 100000. an
Increase Tor the two countries since
1890 Uf moro than g0ul1.0O1
iu concluding bis address Mt Gibson
H1ld that .u order 90 Crenta q regular
supply VI Argentina raw woods flr
tho manufacture uf tho United States.
there urf three thInEa ~ capital linz
pnrtnuco, First The pro7onco NJ agents
or representative of manufacturer ln
the wool market Of impnuH Ayrcs.
= c1nd, the establishment of direct
atolm communication between the
countries. Third the direct baronlnl
relations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-24
How Gen. PuIiou Operates by "Un-
rolling the Bloody Scroll"
HE FIRES ON OUR oUTPosrs


Manila. oct g. $50 3. m.-uoiio is
stirred by the expectation u Important
lighting Ocn. puion began "unroiIns
the blood SCROLL" na be- promised hla
Followers IN n recent speech. BY firing
volleya at the American outposta night.
Since Sunday achievements have
boon arriving from tho month. This oc-
uvlty is designed TO divert tho visay-
ana from tholr rehabilitation against
tho Tagulua. Aguinlido has ordered
the release on parole or Arcnota and
other Niaaynn leaders. who were dis
poned 90 negotiate Tor peace. and ia
wac ming them Co prevent further nrrl-
uhtiunuH. Tho Fourth infantry recon.
u1lfnuCrH about linus found that thr
insurgents hHd returned 60 UaHMufiuHa.
Iholf huFles blew when the Americans
approached.
a. H reported they are recognising
% Mnlnbpn and other towns. The
leading Inhabitants iu that section have
tcqur1tod MAJ. Gen. otis Co garrison
ihH towns hrunuro the insurgents are
hNlnN m The people and sufficient SUP
piles are lacking Tor this
Gen. OTIS has prohibited the local
papers from printing the arrivals. de-
ptttufos pf any movements uf troops.
AHuinnldo. " hu ~ student u the
Manila papers. has been kept posted ne
60 tho whereabouts of every company
ln The army The nnwH that the Span
lands attempted 90 surrender the rebel
ARTILLERY ut Santa Rosa has reached
Tarlnc ana has spread through tho
country Tho Fillpluua ARE taking
vengeance on The prisoners by Curtall.
hg the Few PRIVILEGES they had.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-24
LIFE SAVED BY SwAMP.ROoT.
The Wonderful New Discovery In Med
lenl Selenee.
SAMPLE BO1TLL sent FREE BY MAIL.

Swamp Root, discovered by the en-
lnent kidney ana bladder specialist, 10
wonderfully successful IN promptly cur
ms kidney bladder and uric acid
troubles.
Some on the carly symptoms Of weak
kidneys arc pain or duh ache In the
back rheumatism. dizziness. headache,
nervousness, CRtnrrh ~ the bladder,
gravel or calculi boating, sailow CONF
plcNion, puny or dark circles under
the eyes, suppression VI urine or COM
PEELED to pass water often day and
night.
The mlid and extraordinary effect Of
tho famous new dlscoyey. Dr Kilmora
swamp Root. n soon realized. II stands
the highest Tor it, wonderful cures Of
the most distressing cases II you need
u medicine you should have the best.
sold by druggists In hfty cent aad
one dollar sizes, You may have SAM
pie bottle of Or. kilmers swamp Root
and q pamphlet that tells al about IL
including many OF tho thousands of let
tcra received from sufferers cured, both
sent free by mail. Write Or. Kilmer
8 Co, Blnghamton, n, ~, and please
mention that you read this generous Of
fer In tho ''Doaeret News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-24
TEST ORDINANCE.
nackman Invade Forbidden Ground
with an Object In View.

Transfer wagons nnd omnihusca are
permitted 10 outcr the yards Of the Ore
gon Short Line depot. Tho hnokdrivcri
think they have % right 90 do uo also
ana they intend 10 nght the issue to the
bitter end
Last nlght tho various hackmcn de-
termlnod 60 test tho city ordinance
which excludes thom. with this end in
Wow q. 3. Tate at the inHtlHntiun ~ hlH
fellow iehna drove into the yards
yesterday afternoon. Onicer Gil-
lcspiO puunccd ON him lnHtnntCr
ana placed him under arrest; he
was taken to TIE police station and his
bond nned az 81, which was furnished
by his fellow hnchmen.
Hcforo Judge Tlmmony az o'clock
this afternoon q. 3, Tate pleaded not
guilty 40 driving hla hack on TO the
property OF the oregon short Line COM
pany other than that designated ne
place for public vehicles
After being sworn, OmCcr Gillespie,
on REORGANIZATION by Judge Auder.
son. said that two hacks, 'huHsea and
transfer wagons belongings 20 the Salt
Lake Transfer company. had been all
lowed 10 drive into the yard and take
up pagnengcra since he had boon ON
duty at the depot. on an order from
the chief Of police he ordered the two
L
had not been there soliciting patronage
since that day. Private vehicles and
'busscs. he said. had been allowed 20
enter unmolcttcd. however. The ofncor
stated that the defendant asked him
where he could stand IN the yard yester-
day. Witness forbade him 90 enter un.
der the penalty OF arrest Tuto drove
IN and he nrrcated him,
chief Hilton then stated that he had
doalEnntod n stand Tor tho hnokmen on
tho southeast Side ~ the depot build
INK ilc had lnvcstgutcd the hack
mon'H grievance and found that the
Salt Lake Transfer company had 70 COM
tract with tho railroad company and
had n runner ON the incoming trains 90
solicit PATRONAGE Tor the 'huHsoH. on
investigation tho chief stated that he
found the hnclSmon ~ tho transfer CONF
pnny solicited patronage upon the de-
pot platform. consequently he warned
them on chief Hilton said that De- had
two talks with Judge Anderson on the
subject and finally tho latter told him
he was going 90 make tpat clre chief
Hilton ordered NE mon 90 arrest my
hnci,man who attempted to take up "a
stand on forbidden ground.
~ 1;i5 the case WAS atlll ln prngrcs1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-24

Deputy shcuns Iiluion ana Nayhr
arrested 10 tramp on Firth South Doe
tween Fourth nnd Fnh Elat streets
today. and aftcr be- h1t been given
meat az the county i1ll ho was turned
over 90 tho police ofncars The fgl-
low was nrst talgon 90 the ahaln'a o.
flco. where ho underwent tho CUSTOM
ary search Upon his person Do had
concealed d0zen or moro "rold
rimmrd" lpect1clCrs razor ~ Ono
"hnlluw ground" variety; ln urly look
Ing knife with o. cUrl,roroW attached.
and large package NJ 'EghertH Celo-
hratsd Scrap tobacco" aHfllhHrumo
was Frank Zimmerman rud that Do
came 90 Utah from Maucae. Colorado.
on "a hrakchCaw, AZ thp requ Ht Or the
train hands he Htnnued on 90 Provo.
and from there walked 10 thla city. ur-
riyiuF this forenoon When arrested Do
was IN Tho act of trying Co dispose 10
the razor 20 an uu41phiaticutfI hinelt-
smith whore rlacH ot husiuUaH is lime
medlatoly north of the auuth 0utr1urs
10 the city and county building That
zimmerman has been M "llmlu." ut
least once before. iH evident from mo
remark he drnppnd after having been
told BY Uncle Ben" to come along.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-24
FARMERS WARD
ANNEXATION.
Residents Of Fortieth District Meet
and Discuss the Question.
THE TERRITORY EMBRACED
bonded Indebtedness Of school Ms
triet aud Figure ~ cuts Coos to
council Tonight.

Quite a number Of The residents of
the Foriieth school district Farmers
ward, met inat nicht DO tho Waterloo
rohool house ana diacuaaoi tho aHn.zn.
ton question. Arguments wcro made
pr and con. and the real point OF dl..
cuaslon was aa to the adjustment of
the property Interests between the For-
tioth school district and tho board ~
education. Thorc is bonded indebted
ncsa Of $500 on the Foruoth district
ana the trustees cannot scii the bull1-
ing without a vote of tho ontin people
Of the district. and a majority found
favorable 10 the sale.
The territory. 20 per cont N the prop
cfty holders u which have petltlougd
the city Council 90 bo admitted into the
municipal corporation. contains ~ rcsi-
dcncca. and Il described aa follows BE.
ginning at the corner of State ana
Tenth South. thence south 90 Eleventh
South, thence east 90 Fourth East
thence suuth 20 Guicnn street. thence
east 90 Fifth East thence north 10
Trnth south. thence west 10 The place
% beginning.
r. 81 bishop presided over the meet
inF. and County Superintendent ~
Schools Van Colt made an extended
tank. presenting what h. thought were
tho ADVANTAGE and disadvantage ~
annexation. decmlnr that the latter
were greater than the former
Attorney ,. A. ilowdlr took tho op-
poaltc eide Of the question. enumcrat-
ing what be- considered were great adj
vnntaFca. 20 be gained by annoxlne
tho district.
Attorney Ray Van Colt spoke In favor
Of annexation ana thought that tho
city Council would settle The question
that way. thcwfurc tho real points 60
dlFcura was the adjustment N the
property lntercftR hctwcon the furiicih
school district ana tht city board uf
sducation There was bonded In
dehicdnees on the outlro F0rtluth dis
trlct ~ some fitf1Q The bond quea-
ton and the iieu of the bond holders
could no Doubt. b. adjusted a1thfnc-
t0fliy. by The board " education buy.
ing the fchool house ia The portion of
the district 10 b. annexed TIM nch11i
trustees could not however cell the
building without vote NJ The entire
people % the Forticih district being
taken, and q majority being found Ia
yornhlo 60 rnlc. n appeared that r.
majority N the people ln the district
favored annexation but The people ln
The other portion were unwilling 10 fee
them go. 90 tho matter may create
little difficulty before 70 " settled.
10 requires o. two-thlrda majority OF
The city Council ~ nuueN
The whole 0ucHtln0n VIII 80 10 the
City Council tonlEht
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-24
Hewlett Bros. Co.

warranty decd lots 1913. block
49, FOLSOM addition Dol. t....f 800
g.. H. schetiisr 90 D. %. schcttlor
ct uN warranty deed. 5x2ih
rods southeast from northwest
corner " Dot g. block no. plat
William Wonnacoit 20 q. r.
srUkea warranty decd. 7MxI
rods southwest from northeast
corner % lot g. block "a, plat
J. a. dincit 10 Kaihsrins q ii.i. '
cher. warranty deed. i1Ni rods,
southeast from northwest cor.
,ucr of Dot o. block 20. plat BE-. 1000
o. Is. McOmw 90 T.. ~ Darling.
warranty decd, dlNlIi feet,
northwest from iitA fect north
VI southeast corner of lot T.
block ig. plat U..stt.s....4.t...s so
e.. H. aChattlor Go b. w. Darling,
wufmnty deud. gMNln rods
northwest frUm 2it rods north
nf southwest corner NJ Dot ?,
block co. plat n............. 500
w. o. richards Go Louis a
iiiohar1a warranty decd 2lx1l
fe't, southwest frum ~ feet
south % northeast corner 90 lot
d block 60 plat A.4........... 1000
W. a. richards 90 Louis 8.
Richards. warranty deed. iex1a
feet southwest frum 90 feet
NNNNN NN NNNNNfNHN NNNUNI or
lnt . block g. plat A.......... ! 900
W. q. stalnca 90 Louis = Rich
ards, warranty decd. 30Ngl feet
southwest from northeast cnr-
nor nf Dot @ block TO- plat A.. l7i
Joseph Nelson 10 ]. A. Nelson.
warranty deed. south y ~
fputhenHt q section 20 and south
y of southwest q section. lot ~.
block ! south. range 2 caat... $50
Hannah ". Hicks 10 Marie
Lloyd. warranty decd. iT-is lot
Z south, Lawn Hubdivislun..... 60
Aetna Heal Estate a iuvcIt-
ment company 10 Thomas
Homer. wurunty deed. 10 rods
by % feet southeast from i22
feet west ~ northeast corner
N lot O. block 90, plat A........ 1000
Thomas iioEer % -. q. Rush
ton. warranty deed, 10 rods
BY 90 feet southeast from i22
feet or northeast corner of lot
9. block 10. plat A..s...t,.... 1890
a. y b1rrmua 10 Louis y Rlch-
ards uuit. claim deed. Dot I.
parts ~ lots l-i9-20f block I,
5-ncru plat \ ........,.......... 400
W. =. Mccormick 90 Lilly Pies
Ga, uult-cl1lm deed. 3yG rods
northeast from routhweHt cnf-
Nor N l0t D. block 49, plat b.. 40
4. 3. a. 10 Joseph Nelson.
patent, r0uth = VI southeast q
section lot 10 and south y n
southwest = Of section n. town
ship ] south, runEc ouat....ss.,....
Total .......... 90. ...,.....iisisi