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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
CORNATZAR PROMOTED
WILL BE PASSENGER AGENT OF
 THE K. C., M. G B.
Deserved Recognition of Ability of Popular Railroad Man-other News of Interest in
 Railway World.

In the hurly-burIy of railroad changes. wars ana rumors of wars. combina tions etc.' expected next Wednesday,, there is one piece of news over which the people of Montgomery are-weH. the onlv word that fits is "delighted"
 The piece of news is the appointment or Jack Carnatzar to the position of District Passenger Agent of the K e M and B. and if anyone in all the world deserved anything Jack deserves this. For a great many years he was in the passenger department of the Mobile and eanto Onlo, coming to Montgomery as South eastern Passenger Agent of that road. Last February he resigned his position with the Mobile and Ohio in Montgomery, accepting position of the passenger de- pertinent of the K. C., M and B. in promoted from the position of passen- ger agent of that road to the office of General Agent and now he is promoted to the position of District Passenger Agent-the second promotion in less than year.
 Besides having a most lovabie dispo. sitfon Jack Cornatzer has a peculiarly m magnetc and attractive personality and that trait so essential in the rounding out of successful career in a soliciting railroad man-ease and sdaptability. Making friends quickly his sunshiny ity Of retaining them, staunch and true, and here in Montgomery where he was kEown and loved his friends wish for Jack" continued rise in the railroad world. The official circular Is as follows: St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
 Company. Kansas City, Memphis and
 Birmingham Railroad Company, Pas
 senger Department-Circular No. l90l-
 2H
 St. Louis, Dec. 70, 1901.
 Effective January 1, 1902. MT. J. N. Cor natzar Is appointed District Passenger Agent, with office in the Southern Ex- press building, Memphis Tenn. In addi- tion to the Memphis territory, as de- scribed in Circular No. 19O1-135. the juris- diction of Mir. Cornatzar will extend over all points in the State of Arkansas, east of the St. Louis and San Francisco main line, Seligman to Jenson, inclusive, with the exc, )tion of stations on the St. Louis and North Arkansas Railroad 1 and the St. Paul and Mansfield branches | of this line. His territory will also in- | clude all points on the Kansas City, | Memphis and Birmingham Railroad, | Memphis to Birmingham, inclusive.
 A. Hilton.
 General Passenger Agent Approved:
 Bryan SuRden,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Captain Young Coming Home.

Havana, Dec. B.-Captain Lucien Young and Mrs. Young sailed for ,the United States today on the steamer Morro Castle. They CheId a farewell reception at which 5000 persons were present, including prominent Suban and Spanish families. A large fleet of small boats accompanied the steamer outside Morro Castle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Took Carbolic Acid.

Mayheld, Ky, Dec 2S.-William Blount, well-known citizen of Sedalia, this county committed suicide by taking carbolic acid. He was the son of Judge William Blount, a prominent lawyer. who went to Texas from this city over twen- ty years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
If you get 1t at Loeb's--it's all right The New Year 

Fss Fss { The man or woman who ,s is looking about before they buy. will find in this store "a most satisfying assort- nent. Each branch of the 7, stock is complete in itself, embracing every known article in its line. wish to make special mention of my Fine Watches
 tor men, women and boys. Silver Novelties
 toilet tab1e-for the writing,desk. Diamonds and JeweIry An endless variety of ex- elusive pieces. Cut Glass and Art Ware,
 and Shell and Leather Goods. IKE LOEB,
 Jeweler. f1,, ,e ,a 23 Dexter Ave,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
.An .Onininn Aaknd.

Treasury has asked the Attorney General, in view of the Supreme Courts recent insular decisions. for an opinion as to whether ar ticies of Porto Rican origin can be exported % foreign country and imported thence into the United States free of duty; and whether articles of United States production can bs imported into a foreign country and thence into Porto Rico free of duty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Remains of Colonel Richards.

Washington Dec 2S.-The remains of Colonel w. B. Richards, 7th Infantry. who died at Vancouver Bar racks about two weeks ago, will arrive here Monday morning. The interment will be in Arlington Cemetery with becoming military ceremonies Tuesday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Floating Dock All Right.

Washington, Dec 29-AdmiraI Endicott, Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks. re- ceived a dispatch today from New Orleans stating that the troubles over the new float ing dock have been overcome and that at 10 O clock next Monday morning the dock would be used for the first time the collier Sterling being the first ship to go inside
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

with headquarters at Portsmouth, where he will be more of an advisor to General Freight Agent Capps. Colonel Pope is an old Montgomerian, beginning his rail-
 this city. his wife being a Miss Will kerson. He has a son who Is General Freight and Passenger Agent of the
 Union Springs. and Northern Railroad,
 in Montgomery Coi. Gus Pope was un-
 til his promotion, General Freight Agent
 of the Fourth Division of the Seaboard
 which included the Georgia and Alabama and F. c. and P. divisions.
 The following item of news from The New Orleans States will be read with in- terest by railroad ueople:
 The announcement that the Southern Railway and Baltimore and Ohio have entered into arrangements for the sale of through tickets between the North and South, wa Washington, created con- siderable comment Tn New Orleans pas senger circles, as the new arrangement affects this place through the Louisville and Nashville.
 For long time the closest trafic ar rangsments havs existeds between the former being the Southern's strong ally In the East and all business originating on the Southern to New York vle Wash ington has been routed via the Pennsyl- -vania to Gotham and vice versa. Since, however. the Pennsylvania has acquired such a strong interest in the control Of the B. and O., there has been a change of front and with the agreement of the Pennsylvania. business from the Southern can now be routed to New York via the R and o. The depots of the Pennsyi- vania and Baltimore and Ohio at Wash ington are in opposite sides of the city and transfer or street-car carriage has been necessary. This may be continued, or 1t may be that the old connection be- tween tho Baltimore and Ohio and Southern at Sheppard's Ferry will be reopened and passengers carrted direct. The arrangement Is effective at once. though the ticket of the Southern's pas snger offlce at New Orleans has not as yet received it's Southern. Baltimore and Ohio coupons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
The Dolphin at Anchor.

Newport News, Dec aa.--The United States dispatch boat Dolphin. with Mrs. Roosevelt and party aboard. is lying on the Hygeia Ho- lei. Ola Point Comfort. and will not start uP the Potomac before morning. owing to storm1 conditiona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Convicta in Rint-.

Indianapolis, Dec. 2s.-Eight convicts in the woman's prison here started a riot today. The superintendent was locked io q room. The officers turned the hose on soaked, were captured. The furniture in one room was demolished.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Jack sands Dead.

Evansville, Ind, Dee. 2S-Jack Sands, s6 yeads old, barge watchman for ths Barrets. Cincinnati was found dead d his post of duty here this morning, Nat uraI causes was the result. He had a wide river acquaintance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Snow storn in Texaa.

Austin, Tex. Dec. 2s.-Tslegraphic infor- nation received here tonight from Blanco County is to the effect that that section has been visited by heavy snowstorm all during the afternoon, which Is something very un- usual for that section of the country. The cold wave struck this section about noon but no snow fell. at this point,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Death of Rear Admiral Roe.

Francis AsburyIiFoe. U. s. N, retired, died here tonight He was born in New York and was placed on the retired list
 October 1, 1885, after thirty-fours years of active service
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Daath oe A A Ma0innis

New Orleans. Dec. 2S --AmbrOse A. Magin and one oe the social leaders of New Orleans, died today at the Waldorf-Astoria In New York. He was born in ls46 and served in the Confederate Army
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Markman Head of Road.

Houston. Tex, Dee. 2s.--At a meeting of the directors of the Houston and Texas Gen. tral Railroad this afternoon c. H. Markhau was elected yice4president and executive head Df the lines of the system. Mir. Markham n now assistant freight traffic manager of th6 Pacific division of the Southern Pacific.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
LATE JACOB aRIEL IGNORED.
Handsome Painting Adorns Walls of
 Industrial Association.

The Commercial and Industrial Association has been presented with a handsome painting of the late Jacob Greil, who at one time was president of the association The picture was presented by MT. Emanuel Lobman
 Mfr. Greil was of the most prominent business men of Montgomery. It was mainly through his efforts that the Peoples Cotton End. He was engaged in nearly every enter prise which tended to upbuifd Montgomery and 1t is very appropriate that his picture should adorn the rooms of the association en- gagged in work of which he did so much hims0IG f.H VI "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
IMMENSE FERTILIZER FACTORY
Will Be Erected at Atlanta or Nash
 vile to Cost @300 mn

Louisville, Ky, Dec. 8.-It was stated at the office of the Federal Chemical Company in this city today that plans tilizer plant which will soon be con- structed in either Nashville or Atlanta. The plant will cost between 500. .OO0 and .SSO00OO and win give employment to about $50 men. It will cover nearly fif- teen acres. The plant will be used for the manufacture of finished fertilizer, acid phosphate and the sulphuric acid used by the plant. The pyrites for the manufacture of the acid wIn be imported from Spain
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Blues Wili Have Eggnog.

Invitations have been issued by the Montgomery True Blues to an egg-nog which will be given by the members of the famous old military organization at their rooms in the Armory at S:3O o'clock Wednesday evening, January 1. A num- Der of visiting officers win be present and the affair will no doubt be in keep ing with the many successful affairs hitherto given by the Blues.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
FIRE IN CALVERT, TEX.
Two Lives Lost and Two Men Injured
 by Falling Walls. V. .

z w 41AVO9 44OsI dAAW T WU HUH 1EEY UKeu
 by Falling Walls. '%'a
 Dallas Tex, Dec pe News of . disastrous fire at Calvert, Tex, reached Dallas late to- day. Two lives were lost and two men T6ri- ously injured by falling walls. The property loss will reach slBo,o0o. with insuranco oi S760oO. The dead; pr. c. O. Garrett, aged e3 years, burned to death; l. Oscar. killed by man. both caught under falling walls
 The fire started in the front end of one ol the two stores of Cailot, Adoue e FIsser, drx goods and groceries. The building and con. tents were entirely destroyed. The shoe store of opeitsch, the jewelry establishment Of IT Ryrnan and six smaller merchandise estab. llshments were a1so'a Completely destroyed Ths Postal and Western Union telegraph wires wero burned,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Alrar,a Cnnditinn.

Detroit, Dec. 2s.-Gen. R. A. Alger passed another excellent night and is ir G most satisfactory condition today, ac- cordlng to his physicians
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
wHITNEY's COLT,
Shipped to England to Capture the
 English Derby.

New York. Dec. 2S-Today when the steamer Minnehaha leaves her dock for London, she will carry the $50OO0 colt Nasturtium, by Watercress- Margeriqus, which MT. Whitney is sending to Eng land to endeavor to repeat his Derby triumph of 1901, with the difference that this time his candidate Is a colt bred in America, although the son of an Eng fish stallion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
pannavlvania,s NTnnnfnctorfas.

WaShlnBApn, Dec, 20.--A preiirninarsS1s
 ment sh2w.aE t s9ndlaen shs ieaa manufae-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
"FTNNEaAN's BALL.D

Author of Famous Vaudeville
 Sketches is Dead.
 New York, Dec. G2s.-George H. Elmer ick. the writer of many Irish vaudeville sketches, Is dead at the New York Hos pital, as a result of injuries sustained on Thursday when he fell from a Broad way car. Emerlck wrote 'Finnigan's s Ball, Shooting the Chute5." 'McSor- ley's Twins" and many other sketches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
seamans Critically Ill.

Washington, Dec. B.-The condition of ySh. William H; seamans of California, VI MaRH critical tonight,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29
Hosiery rTills CoTnblne,

chattanoogas Dec. 2s-lThe Richmond TRo- slaFy MiilH Company has purchased 0dtrighk the oconse and MaEhis-Davis Hosiery Milla. The thEse plants will be combined into one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

His many Montgomery friends will be glad to learn that Col. A. Pope has been promoted to the position of Assistant General Freight Agent of the Seaboard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

To bsat eggs aniskly, add a pinch of sala salt GaalaA Aaa aala aKEs trath EsRldlxs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

Eahbles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

Mir. Cliff Cheney of Birmingham is spending the holidays with hls parents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

MT. Louis Powell of Birmingham Q is spending few days in the city with friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

Judge W. H. Thomas spent yesterday with his father at Gold Hill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

8. Meyer of Montgomery, was ap- pointed Notary Public by Governor Jelks yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

Messrs. W. s. Whitfield and Joe O'Neal of Opelika, are in town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

Mir. ". M. McKeIlar of Lowndesborc Is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

Mir. H. L. Robertson of CarroIlton, Ing at the Exchange Hotel,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-29

MT. Adolph Hohenberg of Wetumpka, came came to town last night He Is at Clan
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22
ANNUAL TAN SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, ..
COUNTY OF GRATIOT.

"A The Circuit Court for the County of Gratiot in
pSnSfSsr r matter -, tho no,,,,on Of perry + Powers
behalf OF said state, for the sale of certain lands
& IN reading and hlng the petition of the Auditor
peneral of the State of Michigan praying for decree
~ HHfIGfed claimed TO be due for taxes interest and
heare sold for the amounts so claimed 10y the state
state ordered that said petition viii be brought on
0 at sing and decree at the April term of this Court,
art ihei Michisan. on ne Pend day Of April, A. u;
crest ~ persons Interested In such lands or any
u said reof desiring to contest the lien claimed
sgiot Court and file Win the cIerk thereof aeting
a. tak,H chancery. their objections thereto on
lt,r.N the first day of the OF this Court above
IrhelF ed and that in default thereof the same Will
.ua, u confessed and decree viii be taken and
Lii as prayed for in said petition And II Is
Ich described IN said PETITION for which decree
IN mtuTest and Chars s' thereon as determined by
decree. the first Tuesday in May thereafter,
days subsequent thereto. as may be necessary
Ycomplete the sale of said lands and of each and
ad p, AT such convenient place as shall be selected
c " of Michigan: and that the sale then and there
IAN \ will be public sale. and each parcel described
arg3 decree shall Dee separately exposed for sale for
be-, n 'ta taxes. interest and CHARGES; ana the sale
,r,r - made TO the person paying me run amount
an IN the smallest undivided fee simple interest
ars, a conveyance of less than the entire thereof.
iu4 whole parcel shall be offered and sold II any
AMI sh,n on th" sucCesiing dav or before the
W. ~ l,i ~. ro,f}"red and If ON s,lrh second
WA or during such sale. the same cannot Toe sold
h.dH # the same in the name of me state
Scat Tess The Hon Geo. T. stone, circuit Juds" and
j. GEO. r ,,l STONE iI;.,.
S +. Ease. Register circuit Judge
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

I'm Circuit Court for the County of Gratiot, ina
'ealic petition of Perry f. Powers Auditor General of
)uIpectfuy shows that the ls of lands hereinafter
4 forth and marked schedule A. contains de-
upon which taxes assessed for the years men
toned therein and which were returned as delinquent
TOR uon-pa}mcut of taxes. and which taxes nave not
NNecn paid. together with the total amount OF such
ID -es. with interest computed thereon 10 the time
I'll a Tor sale, ana collection fee and expenses. as
" ided 10y law extended against each OF said parcels
NJ ana.
ar petitioner further shows the Court that said
NJ returned TO the Auditor General under the
i-ous of Act POO of the Public Acts of 1893. de-
i lout Tor uou-paymcut of said taxes for said years
ecvoly. and that said taxes remain unpaid. except
nj lands included In said Schedule a for taxes Of
NJ prior years were returned 10 the Auditor Cen
III as delinquent for said taxes under the provisions
VI general tax laws In force prior TO the passage
ct 2p of the Public Acts Of lNSl and which taxes
n lu unpaid.
i ar petitioner further shows that i'm all where
are Included I'M Schedule a" as aforesaid for
nj pbcen sold for said have been heretofore
= for said delinquent taxes and the sale or sales
'dictou. or have been cancelled as provided by
AR petitioner further shows and AYERS that the
interest collection fee ana expenses as set forth
ala schedule A. are, valid lien on the several
on said described lands have remained unpaid for more
than year after they returned delinquent
and the said taxes not having been paid and the same
being noW due and remaining unpaid as above set
state of Michigan against each parcel of said lands,
for the payment OF the several amounts of taxes in.
extended i'm said schedule against the several parcels
Of land contained therein. and I'm default of payment
against said lands that each said parcels land
may bee sold for the amounts due thereon provided
Ana your petitioner will ever pray. etc
Dated February IS 1901.
Auditor General Of H. STAT Of Nj f iSisan
for and i'm behalf of said state.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22

los ,. :, II and Z II NJ 81 y 81 Y 81 % s. g
VILLAGE OF ITHACA
s p n. of o. Of
lot ............ 7G 3N 80 90 T. b
81 II. and boy ~ n. and in corner ~ lot
n 81 10 ~ on "a 53
% Of lot except p IT, and by 30 H. and 5 in
corner .......W 30 ~ Ii - / 30 900 "a 81
rds. of lot 1n..10 - - 81 - > % OU g6
lots II and T. except 20 r. and 10y VI n. and in
corncr......u y 600 - -
and by % #. and in corner of lot II.
3 IS y u - Ga
Upper Ithaca.
lots ( and and lbs rls OF lot 3...............
12N7 "a Il -
lots and 6... i52 4S 20 q 6 10 90 235 y
VILLAGE OF PERRlNTON.
lot isS ........... IS 81 % 90 05
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22
CITY or ST. LOUIS.
Ilolcomb and Evans Addition.


VILLAGE OF ALMA.
Township II North OF Range West.
a piece of land y of n =, bounded and
" by Pine River - 10y Ely 81 and by land of j. IT,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22

commencing 3 rds. of corner of lot l5S e. rds
rds, " rds., rds To- beginning. .............
commencing rds of OF lot l65. rds.. =
- rds. rds. l. rds To- beginning
5N3 ~ % W 99N
commencing rdS Ot o corner Of lot "a. thence
rdS.. o. rds. thence r. = and NJ Il r.
thence and along said r r. to oak St. thence o.
To beginning ..... . a - 10 LOO -
VILLAGE OF ELM HALL.
palmrr'S Addition
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22

TOWNSHIP II NORTH OF RANGE WEST
n @ 4, of $ e i,..a5 30 &N 1M 10 100 GS7
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE . WEST
N W "a of ....... ~ lGl 67N 3@ - loo II a
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE WEST
" a of % W q, .3G 40 III 50 100 81
TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH OF RANGE WEST
d o. fri ., except that part lying of line of high
way, running ana on side OF what Is commonly
known as big ditch containing 6 acres; ....; g..
l5l 1>> SO - 90 - %" 81 80
TOWNSHIP II NORTH OF RANGE 3 WEST
O., of l,..25 40 iN7 q a % 100 % 20
TOWNSHIP T. NORTH OF RANGE WEST
commencing O, rds. and ~ rls. of corner OF
Section. running thence rds.. $ rds, rds., D
rus TO ''-''' q % 80 a 100 81
part of y Of
TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH OF RANGE 1 WEST
" = q" Of T., 80 90 - S4S q 90 e =
d W i, of n " Z, ~ 81 So 3 IS 1N II 80 %
TOWNSHIP l. NORTH or RANGE WEST
is of " = of W y Of = less acres, acres on $
acres end q i of VIZ of v J.. q -.
CITY or ST. LOUIS
Cheeseman's Addition.
lot g. Blk 9...... Lot - % 100 81
Holcomb and Evans Addition.
lots 8 and s. Blk
j. +. Newtons Addition.
lots. 3. and ..
VILLAGE OF ALMA.
entire except lots g. 10, u and Y. Blk g.
W T. Of Blk. except piece of land commencing at
$ W corner of lot T. n 10 ris e. rds. 10 ros. " :
5i2 i Sc u loo s. 81
TOWNSHIP II NORTH OF RANGE WEST
a piece OF land y of a, bounded % and "
by Pine River, 10y Ely 81. and 10y land of j. II
~ T &
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22
TAXEs OF 1892
ToMNsmIp II NoRTm oF RANGE MEsr


TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH OF RANGE i WEST.
= of i4.12 40 / - 81 % IS
TOWNSHIP NORTH OF RANGE , WEST.
" "a of n "a. 40 81 81 81 Il ! 81 90 - O.
VILLAGE OF ASHLEY
commencing rods OF of lot 16l thence @
rods, thence rods, thence : rods thence u
rods 10 place of beginning
81 % % / 90 o.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22
VILLAGE OF ASHLEY

commencing 4 rds of corner of lot lbs, thence
rds., rds.. rds. u rds. 10 beginning
rs 81 % go -
commencing rds. of corner of lot 3li, thence n
rds. rds.. thence 10 n :. and NJ. X. r.. thence
and along said r.. r.. to intersection of oak St,
thence To beginning
G Oi 10 ~
commencing rds. of corner of lot 900. thence
2u rds, thence " rds., thence 20 rds, thence y
rds To beginning I 33 ~ 90 ~
Township North of Range ! West.
y of the following description commencing 30 rds e.
of corner of fri u, thence - rls., T. rds.
~ % O3 100 l6
Shcllcnburgers Addition
lot 10. Blk. 5.... Is II ol 100 30
VILLAGE OF ELM HALL
lots g. g. II and
H. biz. ll....... % 90 IL @ IS
Traps Addition.
lots ! and 3. Blk.
l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ l. ~ W IL
VILLAGE OF ITHACA
: rds of lot 10,
Blk. 10 $4,000. 3l3 u 3S 100 IS Is
Supervisors Plat
T. of y of lot
ri Division 6. 3u 2K Il 100 G8
VILLAGE OF PERRINTON
lot Eh ............. u W W ~
lot l9 .-----.-..+.. d 10 W W q
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22

ne - 90 10 2@ 100 II 10
all that part a OF a. lying and OF highway.
n e a of W 4. % 20 6Ss 10 .
8 "a ana u OF NJ
~ --~r
10 VIE IN Nrls. on aarenn
thence S tOs.he Margin - -, ~ Iibe ri =
thence In ely lion an I'm IN llne RiV
TO corporations line ottne civ - ~ OF Mill pond
To begnning.5 l \ 1g ~" louis thence
TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH OF RANGE , wren -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-22

TOWNSHIP II NORTH OF RANGE WEST.
a Of n 4. 20 40 4 Is 81 II 90 81
CITY OF ST. LOUIS
Cheeseman's Plat
part OF lot described follows: COMMEMORATE a
point where Pine ST crosses G. s. and c. = ~ iunS
ming along said r. r. 10 rds, thence rds.. tn lnce
10 side Of Pine St. thence ely along Pine St.
10 place OF beginning Blk
so 27 . l 90 10
VILLAGE OF ASHLEY.
commencing rds Of W corner Of lot i0 thence $
IA rds @ rds. n Is rds. thence rds TO beginning
36 % % ~ b
TAXES or 1895.
TOWNSHIP NORTH or RANGE WEST.
p Of n W H...1 " u% 2% = %% = 7ss
% " "A Of "a. ~ 3 - 70 10 iV ~
y Of u OF - Ia az
- of s u of q - of n "a Of -; q. q,
p VI $50 1g p 90 10
2 81 .' e = OF 20 1915 sg SO /" IS 10