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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Will be COredriIIed.

Mr.. G. F. Gregory, of New York,
who has been spending several day in
Union county looking after the I'M rest
OF his marble quarry near Cross Keys.
returned to New York Saturday. He
was accompanied this time by Mr.. J. w.
Carpenter, OF New York. an expert
quarryman, who came To make All eX-
animation of the quality and quantity
of the marble on Mr.. Gregory's place.
In conversation with Mr.. Gregory,
who called in to see us Saturday, he said
that while Mr.. Carpenters opinion was
not exactly as favorable as he would like
to have had, at the same time it WAS by no
means dscouraging, aud he is maxi IS
arrangements to have the vein core
drilled to make thorough test OF the
quality and quantity OF the marble
This will be done in month on suci. a
matter. Mr.. Gregory will bring hia
family with him on his next trip aud
will remain until a thorough test is ma lie.
Mr. Gregory, being "a Union county man,
is apxious that the quarry will prove d
success, as it wouid be another means OF
bringing Uoiun county prominently
forward in the industrial word. We
certainly wish that his fondesC hopes
may be realized. If the test comes uI
to his expectations there will be no lack
OF funds to push 1t along.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
The Vets VIII 60 via the Southern

The Southern railroad has been Of
iicially selected by Gen. g. Walker y.
the route for the veterans TO the Reuniou
at Memphis The Southern is the only
road in South Carolina that goes di e"l
to Memphis without change, and the
route over this road through the noun =
aims of North Carolina unfold TO The
view of the traveller scenery grand beyond
description.
The Southern proposes to arrange
every detail for tie comfort OF the vet
Grams on this trip The best aches IN
the service of the system will b. furnished
and representatives uf the company vii!
accompany the veterans aud troops 0G
the outward trip. Arrdmtr. r.nent5 VIII
be- made for Il step off at thiCNdmaugd
park, SO That The largest number possible
may attend the unveiling of the South
Carolina monument at the park. IL
will be grand trip for the old C0nfed-
crate vets, and one that every one OF
them should make special effort to
avail themselves of. The railroad will
furnish transportation at an especially
low rate, drobably one cent Il mile.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Circus at Carlisle.

CARLISLE, :. G. Mar. II . 1901 --!a~L
THU Sdav the Dan Packard Go had 10
Wait over here two and ONe-hali hours
for the train, AM! of course they hal 10
have some fun. Therefore S)mH q! ;'r'
ladies engaged In fool-rarinE, some ii
sNnlpinr, rtc. Some of the m"a found,
heir way 80 the Hotel Carli-." and in.
tcrSpersed their songs with IN occasional
''Smile." Onc young fellow gave some
iaucy bicycle riding aud then turned lis
wheel over to very charming young
lady who did some very nice ri ttng
until she struck the incline to the low2r
depot when her Stetd bee lme Unm1n-
ageable aud she cOmmanc ii a John
GllpinIrace dow" our prlnclp'i DonttVAd,
She knew hec dagger and called for help.
Oar member Of The Legislature, Mr..
Lyles. was coming up the street and
took in the situation and also TOOK her
in bv bracing himself and catching her
IN his arms AS she was speedlug 10 a
riviuc near By, thus showing his gal
lautry aud display OF nerve that were
very commendab!e. He, no doubt, save
the lady from serious finale.
Thea the young man who hal the
bicycle seemed inclined TO ride mule
thAr was doing TIE transfer ac, If th III
hRLgtga Uncle Wade tO;1 him !a h,A
h. ter let thal male Hlpne, Una h Il at
horse sense and mule mtauntSS, but
noting would do him bnt ride bare
backed, aud lie III )uu!-d aud had nbt
fairly gotten his seat before the mule
ducNed his head, his heels flew up in
the air and that young man turned II
summerSault aud lit upon the gronni, ii
not 4 better, suC, " a Wi-er man.
asked LIZ ZaDIul thTt bicycle running
off. apd shr Sat! She nj Iht ran OFT VITA
a good looking fellow bat 40 incrNhaan
could run off with her Then | said,
suppose Caut. l.yes was waiting 10
catch YOU, how would that be? Oh! pl,
you ask too many questions for IN old
man. So you see ours Is gay place,
| with frequently a side show thrown III
| free Of cost.
Our LIZ weut with us up TO Union
| Monday as we wanted 10 bay some more
| furniture for our hOuSH, and we went
| into Mr.. II. T. BaieY's store to look
arOnud, and blast If he aint got anything
| a mtu or woman va lts. In fact some
things was SO fiue aud nice we could
scarcely make IL choice of what we
wanted. After got through with Mr..
Bailey. looked around for Liz and she
was gone but found her and Mr.. Hart
talking and eatiug candy. FRS
thinI I know Mr.. Hart Will be visiting
Carlisle.
When we went to the depot Mr.. Gibbe
came down and insisted upon our taking
dinner with him which We dii and Ell
iOyed it ever SO much. We also had 4
pressing invitation from the proprietor
| and cIark nf the HMM nOi.l 10 dine will
them. We will s2e them later. | thinl
Liz thinks "a good doal OF that clerl
there. So you SEE W. are getting to fee
at home in your town. Bye bye!
JOE RoBY.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
vi. w. BOBO.

TIE y. II. Foster CO. las secured
new miIlner, Miss Mary Graham, Cf
Utica, Y. y, who will have charge of
The millinery department Of this popu-
lar establishment.
Mr. a. y Wise has retnrued with his
family from Columbia, where he intend
ed To take a position in one Of the mills.
He says he could not stand the drinking
water in Columbia.
Mrs. j. l.. Hicks is preparing to buiid
a handsome residence on her beautiful
loJ on Virgin street in rear of Union
Hotel. This is one of the prettiest lots
in the town, well elevated and perfect
drainage.
McLure has beautiful line of ladies
underwear bought from drummer's SAM
pies 10 be sold at wholesale prices. This
is your opportunity, don't miss it, aud
while you are there you had as well get
you pair of those dollar Kid Gloves,
only 75c.
Sheriff Buford, of Newberry, called in
to see US while in town Tuesday. He
is looking well, although he says he ha-
ju5t recovered from a spell Of sickness
and is off some 8 pounds-well he don't
seem to especially need that 10 pounds
y man by name Of Morris Switzer, a
m reliant of Greenville, s. c., was
caught last Sunday in the act Of attempt
ing to set fire to his store The MN
was caught in the act by the police in
time TO save a conflagration, according
to Greenville report to the Spartan
burg Herald. He gave 81 800 bond
Comptroller General Durham has is
sued circular to the effect that accol d
ing to the new law the tax assessment
for cJtton factories, oil mills and fertil-
izer factories will be equaiized 10y the
State board, the circulars instruct the
county auditors in regard to sending in
returns.
Newton Miller, colored, who was re-
Gently convicted for selling blind tiger
| liquor, having served out his sentence on
the gang, is now behind the bars await
| ug the term of the next court for the
same offense, a warrant having beer
sworn out on account Of the county
The authorities seem determined to make
it hot for those who tote the tiger.
| Policeman X. r. N. Fowler, in COM
pauy with Jack Eubanks, nabbed John
Thomas, colored, again, for selling Iiq
nor, this is one tiger that it seems i:
nard TO convince of the evil of his way
The two policemen caught him in The
act of selling. Thomas was tried before
the Mayor and fined $50. His attorney
appealed, aud he was let out on bond OF
$50. Policeman Fowler Is getting up q
rep. and the tigers lave got to hide out
or he will be onto them like CHECKER
on grass hopper.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Getting Ready for Business.

The farmers OF Uuiuu county are pos
sib.e farther advanced iii tie lIClmga-
ton Of their land f1c fl:minL purpose
than they lItve been fora luaher oi
yeaIs. We trust that their thutJ AMI
industry will BE- rewarded with ait
abundant harvest in The fall, and cS-
pecially Il those things necessary for
home consumption. While II c)Wsji-
erable amount OF cotton is glilg 10 lie
put in, the farmers are wisely prepaIinI
for other crops as well, and we heard one
farmer say that while he expected to
raise a good deal more cotton this ycar
than last. ne was not going - piaut as
much land in cotton. lie is right. bet
ter results can be had from small fell
well cultivated than a mile square skim
med over with IA lick and Il promise. II
you do but little do that little well.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Sent OF His Photo.

TIE reGro, h:,hur Means. from
Georgia. VINO frightened Mrs. Xnihar'
sr'pe da,s ago is still in jail. Sheriff
Sarders las received letter from the
sheriff Of Wavnesville, saying that tn"
d,sc'iption fits the negro frr whnm he is
hooking aul for whom n fifty dollar lC-
ward is offered Sheriff Sanders la.
had a photograph of the negro taken
which he has forwarded to the sheriff of
Waynesville.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Union Shoe Co.

The Union Shoe Company again make
their bow to The public through = n-w
advertising space in TIE TIMES. They
are crrtain'y thoroughly equipped to
furnish shoes for the Old aud tie young.
the large and the small, the rich and the
poor. They can fit everything from the
toddling baby to biggest foot in the
county. Their reputation for never
failing to fit and to please las gone
ab'C;td and they lreque utly ship shoes t"
fill orders from distance. But watch
their advertisements they Will tell you
all about If. Mr.. w. J. Hale is back at
his post and ready TO give proper atjen-
ton 10 your SOleS
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Musical.

Prof. !. y. Vaughan. of Eiheiton.
GA, will conduct Tie music sunday
morning and evening mt tie FicSt BAPTIST
church. He will beIil his class in Voice
culture Moi,i.Y night, and continue for
ten nights. Cits( To meet III the First
Baptist church. Each student viii have
to pay Tut one dollar for the entire
couisc. For further information address
or see the undersigned.
l.. NJ. BICE.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Local News Notes
Put Together For Ready Reference
Gathered Here and There by
Our Man About Town,
100000 ids nsasi sald p.df at Ba1nn4s, Snas'ss

1000, ,OOOfor sale at BAILET's.
8-tf II
We regret to learn that Mr.. Chas,
Bolt is confined to his room with grippe.
BIO LOT of Bliss Triumph Potatoes
Just received. S. NJ. RICE, JR, +, L.
There will be two side tracks laid AZ
the site for the Aetna Cotton Miliat
Union.
EARLY Cabbage Plants and all kinds +
Garden Seeds, open and in papers. :.
N. RICE, JR., Il. U. y
Mr.. w. G. Nelson is at home on few
weeks leave of absence from his duties
in Pickens county.
Hon. Macbeth Young, Mayor OF
Union, spent yesterday in The city
Spartanburg Herald 10th.
The American Moistening Co, Bos.
ton, Mass, have installed their system
Of humidiflers in the Buffalo Cotton
Mill.
Mr.. j. Ira Harris is beautifying his
iroitt yard by laying it out into pretty
designs, bordered with brick, and uim-
med with violets.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Peake returned
Saturday from their bridal tour. They
visited several points in Florida and
took trip to Cuba.
There was the largest number of w'g-
ons I'm from the country Monday tina
we have seen in quite while GUAM
Is going out in every direction.
There are already four candidates /.
the field for Senator McLaurin'S shoes
McLauIin, himself, Latimer, Hendti
son and Col. Wiley Jones, with other
to hear from,
Sumter, the game cock city, suifrre'
Tuesday by big fire. Forty thousan'
dollars worth of property was burned
The FIRE originated Ia a shed attached t.
Epperson's livery stable. NIneice
buildings were burned, also the old Az
new jails were burned.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Attention Veterans!

Camp G.. w. Blvd. NJ 02t, L. q.
VS. are requested "a ,:r',,t ~ Irsesy'Ee
on Saturday evening, NJ Mirch J).'i, fn'
the purpose nf eiecti,m delegates 20 'hA
State and confederate t.,iui'ri~. ho;h ~
which will meet in May. I.eC every
veteran come prepared to pay his aonu,l
dues fifteen cents.
W II s. HARMS,
Capt. Commander
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Local Schedule for Passenger Trains.
TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA.

TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA.
Arrive 1O:15 a. m. Depart 1918 q. M.
1:40p. m. 2:oOp' m
TRAINS FROM sPARTANBURG.
Arrive IL Asp. m. Depart | 90 p. m.
" 7:10p. m. 7:8O p. NJ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
FOR SALE-NACHInERY.

Having purchased the Shickie. Harrison q
Howard Irons Co.'S plant. Twelfth and Papin
sts.. wo have for sale the slide-valve engines.
boilers. pumps. heaters. tanks. shafting. puileys
and hangers, bonn derricks. cranes. travellers.
cupoias. steel furnaces. gas ~retortr. iron columns.
r irons. chAnnels. angie irons. iron truss rOofs.
railroad iron; in fact. everything connected with
. steeI foundry. c. II. Hun q Co.. Twelfth and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
SHERTFF'S TAX
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of warrant Tor the collection OF delin-
4uaht taxes on the assessment of 1899 for
fhe county OF Marion, State OF oregon,
duly Issued by the County Clerk OF said
county. Of the date of the 18th day Of
January, A. d. 1901, which warrant is
now Ia my hands attached TO the list OF
nnffid aud delinquent taxes for the year
IN1 III said Marion county,s and having
seen unable after due aud dillgent search
10 and any personal property within said
cnISnfy ont Of which to make the taxes
httemnfter mentioned, / have levied
nn4N the lands hereinafter set forth as
de property OF the person whose name
ls 4tI opposite each tract as the same APP
pfar8 assessed on said delinquent tax
roIi md / will on Monday, the 18th day
~ Nnbruary, 1901, at the west door OF
fha Court House In Salem, Marion
Connty, Oregon, at the hour of 10 O'clock
ln the forenoon Of said day. sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash
n hand on the day Of sale, all the here
inafter described land, or so much of
each tract as may be necessary to pay
and satisfy the taxes assessed against
the owner Of such tract, in said Marion
County, as shown by said delinquent tax
roll for said year 1899. Together with the
accruing costs and expenses, which hst
II as follows
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

GABAL. FRANK WoOdburn Pack
INK co. Add. Lot g Blk. g..
GAMES. ,sAhUEI~0eryals. Lot
GALLMAN. EMIL-Gervais. Lot
GEEnR,A l. s-Besiini at 3 W. w.';c;5r cor.
q Sec, 3. r. SIS. r. r.; thence
n 3 chs; r. " chs: ~ AZ chs:
W. " chs; ~ 10 chs: r. % chs
sins. Gss: See. = =. T. sn' h. q q ESQ. E. =
GEIsENDORFER. J.-Begin Al NJ
p. cor Blk "a University ADJ
% SSaismi thence On " slde
ailel With Mi s. y II: n par
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
'NsS. ( Of Sec. iTT il, i. 3. i. 4 q Z Z. ;. y y

y OF Sec. IA, T. 3. r. 1 II. 10
oISTs1 o!NEii.. r. .w;oodb,;ri;p; Tbom.
oPsTEDAHL, J.@silve%Tton. % John. John.
sons Add. Lots 12-lS-1l.
o. a c. n. n. CONTRACTS
ROWLAND, l.. LIS. w, y OF
8. w. Y Sec. l. T. Z. II. 2 E.
EGGLEsToN. A. ii. Ii. X Of s.
w. y Sec. q. t. T. II. Z T.. 10
BYRON. J. TN. u Of s. Il. I
T. ., Il. 2 4. 100 acres. 80.
O'RIELY, PATRICK Gates.
Gates Add. Lots Ia. Blk. f....
ORTMAN, JNO.-W. n OF 8. w.
x Sec, 80, T. z, II. 2 Il. 80 acres
OSBORNE, L. R.-Salem, Queen
Anne Add. Il. y Lot 1e. Blk. g..
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

CANOS. B. AND ]. marion
Fruit Farms; Lots s-9-lO, See ~.
CAREY' c. M.-silverton 3. Lot
cAARNoNDY. 4 HENR4-B,s;4;in al
s. r. cor. Of Frank Perkett Lot,
See. n, T. 10 s.. ". r.; thence
Easterly 80 II; n. Westerly isi
n: SOutherly Z9 H. 20 begin
ming. Sec. Y, T. 10, X. 5 +. Is
oI an acre.. ...--..- s..t.----..
CARTER, MARY-StaytOn, Whit
neys Add Lot sc. Blk. l3...,.
CARTER, n. L-Salem. Engls-
wood Add. Lot 4. Blk. s..........
CASCADE ROAD CO.-Begin on
Sec line ~ chs. ". from most
Northerly n. W. cor. Of the s
h. Adams Cl. Sec. "a 7. 10 s.. r.
W; thence ~ 80 chs. % s.
line Of ThOs. Holt Cl. No. g;
Easteriy on said 8 line " cha: s
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

20 Y, 70. sa.ss ~ s. ~ deg W.
q r. 3 w. 1.5s acres.............
LAWRENCE, E.--Scott's Mills,
HAwRENcE MISS -Buttevliie.
.L2s k0ts Ir s9 s. Bin i51,...;;I;;s 5.,s,.; ;I;,S.s,
PARK Add. f.ots I to'S to I, Blk euo s..''
LEMON, ALICE-Begiu at 8. w.
cor, OF Jos Magone ID. L. G., T.
8, r.. W; thence N. - deg
~ s,t1 chs on r. line of said CT.
t%oSSPrr t%S center Of cognty, dy,td Road ,,sSse from
n. 7S5& deg. W. s'i4 chs. in mid
die OF said road TO N line Of said
ID l.. g. 8. 20 deg y. 1924 chs.
to ,beglnnlng. Sec. %, t. 5, r.
LhRWWriY.f9sS WY ~ "cFf5 HoMEfR.BicSin begin .'a; on
Mfl9 Sle nSout s5 G f. iGws g. Of Sf tRs PsrfSSi Pad
dock House lately occupied by
Fs Il. Eldriedge; thence with
Main st. 10 rds; thence running
back at right angles TO Front St.
Front ST. 10 rds; thence to place
OF beginning. Containing 2 acres,
more or less; Sec. 8, T. 6. r.
LEEXSfRi ~ :, ADPTIE- BIi salem. Depot
LEWis. 10 + B.%fNnrner. yf 1;,i.' Turner's
Add, Lot 9-1O; Lots / to 8, Blk.
"a; Turner, Western Add. Lots
LOEB, RS, y Of S. W. q Of
acres of w. side thereof con-
veyed 10 l.. J. Lang, Marion
County Records. Sec. 10, Il. 6, r.
w 10 ncres..... .....-........
LOFTtSS. @. W.-Turner. Western
Add Lots i-2; Lots rs, Blk. g..
LONG. ]. C,--Woodburn, Thomas
Add. Lot 10, blk. 1,..,. ........
LoNGMAN. J.-sunnyside Fruit
se +, s. S r. g W. acres. Iqe -. ....'s. sec:
LYNCH, Z, R.-N Salem. Lots
LOUIS. ii. o.-sec. ii. T 10 s.. II.
E " acre.. ...... ...... ......
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

LA FoLLETT, :. w.-Begn 1914
iSso.a 5sy Lo9s q o. c,. = 3 e lc,s h;s "
2.7i chs. r. 1915 chs 10 begin,
n. y. cor. Of Cl. of Humphrey
L .b5oeEE, eEE,s. Tw'' ss eh eeh.! Y g 5hsSss che. s
sos chs. % beginnlng See n-i5
2 8, Il. w. 20 acres BeEln at
SwE: thence SSSn q w. seS6 q ehs, e = n o ehs .
p 60 ". Iine o. q. 90 $. deg;
Is is'd cSs Si 3 3 S sls sa' % sSsSaus 20 iss =
LssfifbLiktw sff 2 H. Va Taat,Ie ~ IsTSs GREEK Sl'
See r"i gi' 5T"s y & Z nv o'I 70 ssTsa sSa % 10
gin en line between .. b z ana
3, Sh. A. Ss Of risht IA r5S o5f way ~ 10
p, r. r.: thence 2. 3 rasi n. n
ginning. Sec. %. r. o. r. e 90
LASE' q. H,,-sal,eami,.' Uniysrsi,y
Aeaei Aaqi lof s,s a kNlkk wv y5oodt,,n' dt,' q a
fosafA Toais Add Lof 7-s-S. "o'a'u,n D'.' -.
LAAi,soNi FRANK11ss,llem. Rose =.
itAARsss99NN itAARsss99NN NiSssleR. NEis RsFi@ lS' Z hs ds1 = "
W q n. from ~ line " - 4.
g o. .wm y kastham,. r. 5 s..
isr.dotion s NJ Ssl"E Sf E.ad M n " Soasad9y % lq
With Willsmette Meridian: thence
= ls deg. w, 100 a. In County
sss%a Dec ~ EN'i8 i8 STss' e. :. IL q Ssr - B y
q. 20 beginning n 8. n. W
NJ. shaw. Fr. lot T. =
LhiWS,REEcE. Il begin ata +"
Polnt % u W; ana 10 y ~ deg
b.,toat 3 from oHs w 99a5 q o. si5 sli.,a 4
thence W. sAo n; ~ zh deg. 6.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

81 i,Es ~ 70 JOS.-GerVais, Lots SIS
DANiELsON. cHAs. As EH
OF Sec. s. 7. 10 s., Il. 7 e. l65
DxViE. MRS c-Begln ZOOS cha.
N and % 20 chs. E OF g. ~ cor.
of a J: Davies u. l.. a.. TgS.
II. ! W. thence N. 333s chs. 10
erhtcr of SraytOn and Aumsville
Road 3 1874 deg t. 4.47 chs;
=, N.li chs; W. 80 chs. 10 be-
ginning. Sec. g, r. 5. II. / ".
DAYS. &. Turner. Turner'S
Add. Lot 9, Blk. i4........,.......
DAYS. G, .c,--salem. Riverside
Add Lot lO-ll-l2. Blk. H..
DA Ws0N, MRS. II, D.-Begln 28lO
chs - of y. w. cor. Of n.
shrum's y. l.. g.. T. 7 S, R.2
"; thence s. q. 90 chs. r 23O8
chs n. 3.4 chs; ". q chs. 10
lbeginning. Sec. 50. r. 2 Il. 2 W.
DsGGiRE, c-Begin i';;:aii',i in center Of
County Road from 81. Louis 10
Champoeg az 8 n. cor. Of land
OF and O. Mckay; thence r.
on line OF said land % Tds. 10
y y. cor. Of said land; thence
- ~ rds. % stake. ". ~ rda.
- stake In center Of said Road;
n. ~ rds % beginning. See. "a,
X. W 5 acres..............
DENNIS, A. W.-salem. Frickey's
Atdd. Lot 3 Blk. 3, Salem.
DlCkEY u. D-salern. simpsons
Add Lot q Blk. A................
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

NEAL, G. L.-Undivlded is inter-
est In S. 100 acres OF w, u OF
Geo. Neal -. l.. G. Sec. "a, T.
3, II, 2 w 100 acres.
NESBIT. JAS.-Undlvided t-9 In
terest Salem, S. West Add. E.
NEWMEYER. J. J.-Begin u,47
chs N and 10 chs. II. OF 8. u.
cor. Of w. =. Pugh ID. l. G;
thence 8. % deg. l5 min. Il. 1i.H
chs; u. " lks; N. 1890 chs; w.
I7.6l chs: 8. SO deg. II. 579 chs:
s. 3.16 chs; II. s chs. to beginning.
Containing II .49 acres. Sec. IS, T.
NoRTHcuTr. n III j J. ps[Ss; T'yN ;"ii.'i. salem. s
y OF N. W. Y Blk. 6.......,...
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hIasHFPs idr or secs MRS i,s-ii ana aahiss!TP r. f. q
8 n. 8 u: thence 3. 1915 chs; s.
slH deg w lsa2 chs. 20 place for
Ss,I 'ni. deg > e. n% sss; sss;: y. h&s sA des. 3
T % =. s 2. i-s Of an acre.
HT6R0X' T6a6Ss' AdaF Lot y . ! piE' WiEo9saearn, s
HIRRsscHfI Mis- MIS- %. j. B.bsslem. & ms s,
q '"Bik. es: es z salem. lem q ovens ais Add I'd.
I;o!s g., I 20 70. Blk s.;,;;;., a;;.'i 20
iiiRTZEL. MRS, n. Scots
HoDoKIN, WIN. ET n, Begin
at n; w cor q John B@TkeE
i2a rds: u. parallel with n. line
~ said ~. 1894 rds; ~ parallel
with w. line OF said O.. i2a rds:
4Ss G9 % sesinRins' iini o. sss ssta &. T. ls%
H6LHASD. VioLX saaaysltde
Fruit Farms. No !. y, y or Lot
3 and 3 y. = q x Lot L.. 4: Sec s,SrY 8 J.
side Fruit Farms No l. Lots
io-ii and 2. Sec. g. T. s. u.
HGLMEsr ! JOSH L..N,,.iE Z Of
t.EN. - 4 - ~ ~ w. WANN..F
H2LE&Est 3 2 q pr Z Nv y 4 e. Be- TEIPS lcl + :.
r y. ~ acres. ..,..-...., ...,.,"-.
y stake on right bank OF San tiam
River In w boundary Of ID. l..
q Of Jacob cOnser. said stake
being OS9 chs NOrtherly along
right bank Of said River from
Ia chs; Il. isn chs; n. ii3 chs.
w ~ is chs 10 beginning. Con-
tanning 10 acres. excepting acres
decided 20 ThOs. NJ Holt. de-
scribed Ia Vol ri Page ~ Mar
ion County Records; also except
Ink Z acres decided 10 ThOs Holt
described in Vol %. Page rs,
Marion County Records Bee. n.
r. 10. X. 3 w. 4 acres ...........
HOOK. cRIss- -Mlll CITY, Lot l-z-a
H'oiiHlNBiUctKLE. MRS FiIoRA-
begiR on W. boundary of tract
". ~. 90. Ltd. and sGsiz chs.
a % N. w. cor. Of said tract
Northeriy on said boundary 20
NJ W. cor: thence 3 70 deg. ".
5n chs. 10 land Of Jn0, Carter,
3 s8 chs. thence IN a direct line
% beginning In Sec. -. r. g.
HOWE On < Of 3. Il Sec. II.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

ia =. p. iso acres. silver
HP%!,ffSSSSbf H$S!,f y. 81 i; X R,N sljii sssii, Nli.:
Lot IS 10 q, Blk. iS...,, ...,.s..s.
HgBBNER, c, r. As. X Of 8.
X r \ g Of IS g wi Sciie1N \ Sec. 8 7. .,
HUMBURG, WM.@saiieim, SInp,
sons Add. Lot II. Plk. F......'..
HUMPHREYS, T. b.-Woodburn.
Mrs: Remlngtons Add. Blk. a..
HUPPERLEY, GEO. K,--Salem,
Riverside Add. Lot 2, Blk. TO-.
U.LIGE, S.-Begin 20 chs. N Of s
y. cor. OF -. r. Colby's ID. l.. G;
thence N. 30S2 chs; H. % so chs:
s, S0.S2 chs; w. @. 80 chs. to be-
ginning Sec. S, T. T. r. l w.
W acres...... ...... ........ ,.......