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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Star of Progress Grange, Jackson, held
an interesting. session, Saturday night, Oct.
goth. The fourth degree was conferred on
two candidates, after recess the following
program was listened to: reading, N. A.
Cilley song, Julia Morton; reading, Mrs.
N. A. Cilley song, Verne B. Chase; singing,
the choir.
State Master Obadiah Gardner has re-
turned from South Deer Isle, where he has
organized grange with 18 charter members.
Lyman S. Stinson was chosen master. State
Master Gardner states that the grange legis-
lative committee is busily engaged in shap-
ing the campaign for equitable taxation,
which it will wage at the coming session of
the State egislature.-Rockland Star.
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S27,5oo Verdict for Miss Oakley.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 1S A jury in Judge
Tuthills division of the Circuit Court to-
day rendered verdict for $4,000 in favor
of the world, against The Chica 20 American
William r. hearst's paper. The case was
on trial four days. Miss Oakley was on the
stand and declared that the paper had de-
famed her character in publishing a state
ment to the effect that she was addicted tC
the use of drugs, and that she had beer
convicted and sentenced to the Bridewell in
default of d 500 fine. She had a number
of witnesses who testified to her good
character.
Miss Oakley gave an exhibition of hel
wonderful workmanship in this city las,
summer.
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Earthquakes in York County.

B1DDEFoRD, Me-, Oct 10. Several York
county towns, especially those along the
coast west of this city, experienced shocks
tonight, supposed to have been due to earth
quakes. Reports of the disturbance were
received independently from the towns of
York, Wells, Kennebunkport and North
Berwick. In each of these places buildings
were Jared by three distinct shocks, but no
damage caused. At York the first shock oc-
CURED at II O'Clock this morning, the second
about this afternoon, and a third disturb
ance. or series of distur Dances, this evening
Houses were shaken by each disturbance,
the rattling of windows being the principal
manifestation of the shocks.
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Schools and Colleges.

The date for the dedication of the Car
negie Library at the University of Maine is
set for November End.
The football games of Saturday resulted
as follows: At Portland, University of
Maine 0, Holy Cross 0; at Ithica, Cornell
p, Bowdoin O; at Waterville, Bates 6,
Colby 4.
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sgGINsIER MUST SERVE.


nfrI WIT of Habeas Corpus by
udge spear,
proceedings having been
u- ilon. William IL. McLlel-
behalf of his client, VIM
vr Of Belfast, the matter
ug yesterday morning in
. O.r curt house, Justice AL
caring the case.
furmer hotel keeper OF
niaSt who is serving SEN
gate Is months for various
i4uor indictments. The
-7. -ainst Amos f. Carleton,
Nu9 county, in which the Of
.-- uliatted and jailer of the jail
... Ser is confined.
..r- of the hearing was the
-t.luuer was present, he and
"uug from Belfast together.
elDIuey General Warren c.
Aa,erville appeared for the
>.H arieton.
asked for his release for
.- r-dSonS: First, that the
>eutenced under an in
n-EJ- a common seller, second
". Inc of 500 and costs and
E, N Jail, whereas the SEN
m by statute is IA fine of $500
tl.
The sentence was imposed
"W.eut was out on bail pend
Y exceptions taken to the
r court OF a motion in ar
..- 1' 1t appeared that this
*s7 a led at the term of court
ii WaS had but at a subse-
Ter tinal Judgment for the
'~ Ii'uns had been overruled,
ment of the term of court
--o Dund was returnable, the
r ..- arFeSted while attempting
.Een INTO custody on a nit
"a capias as is usual.
ipnied the petitioner S
N " The petitioner having
lore me and a full hearing
.'l . upon his implication and
,Huon that he is lawfully im-
"by refuse to release the
der that he be remanded to
'- Poe sentence imposed upon
-'rc Journal, Oct. 18th.
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INDIGESTION A CRIME.


Don't You Want a Keen Appetite and Per
feet Health Once More.
1t is a positive crime to suffer with the
ills of indigestion, such as headache, back
ache, SleenleSSneSS, nausea, and distress af-
ter eating, with dependency and nervous
ness, now that the guaranteed Mi-o-na
stomach tablets can be obtained from K. H.
Moody.
Use this remedy, and keen appetite, Wig
orous digestion, strong heart action, pure
blood, nerves of steel and natural strength
and health will be restored to you quickly.
Mi-O-na is entirely different from all other
remedies that are recommended for the cure
of Indigestion. for it strengthens all the di-
gestive organs and is not mere digestive.
Ask X. II. Sloody to show you the
guarantee he gives with every so cent box
of Mi-o-na. The remedy will not cost "a pen
ny unless it cures.
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THE PENoBscor BAY RAILROAD.
A Steam Railroad Proposed from Rock
land to Belfast.

RoCKLAND, Oct 20. The articles of as
sociation of the PenObscot Bay Railroad
company, which proposes to construct and
operate steam railroad from point in
connection with the Maine Central railroad
in this city to point in connection with
the Maine Central and Northern Maine
Seaport Railroad at Belfast, a distance of 80
miles, was forwarded today to the office of
the State board of railroad commissioners
The length of the proposed road is 80 miles,
and the places through which the road will
be run are Rockland, Rockport and Cam
den in Knox county, and Lincolnville,
Northport and Belfast in Waldo county.
The amount of capital stock is $1S0,000, di-
vided into 1900 shares of 500 each, all Of
which are taken, as follows:
Maynard S. Bird of Rockland has sub
scribed for 300 shares and Ii. Irwin Hix and
E. S. Bird of Rockland ami Herbert L.
Shepard. of Rock port for 200 shares each,
while Charles Wood of Camden. Albert
Peirce of Frankfort, Arthur S. Littlefield,
A. w. Murphy, II. A. McDougali and
George W. Leadbetter of Rockland, have
taken $50 shares each. NJ S. Bird is presi-
dent and D. NJ. Murphy treasurer.
President Bird declined to state whether
any of the Maine railroad corporations are
financially interested in the company. he
said the cost of the proposed road will be
about $75O,OOO, but it is uncertain when
operations will begin. 1t will give the Ban
gOr & AroOstOok and the Northern Maine
Seaport railroads another outlet to the sea,
furnish better facilities for shipping lime
Maine and along the railroads and is OF I'M
pOrtance to the PenObScOt bay summer
resorts. The commissioners were asked to
give hearing next month on the approval
of the charter and President Bird said he
knows of no opposition at present.
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How's This |!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by HalPs
Catarrh Cure. F. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney
for the last 10 years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any Obligations made by
his firm. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
pc bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills Tor constipation.
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CATARRH SEASON.
Disease Most Prevalent in the Fall Months.
Simple Way to Cure.

Simple Way to Cure.
At the first warning of catarrh, one
should begin using Hyome. There is nc
stomach dosing with this treatment. The
medication of its healing oils and balsams
is taken in with the air you breath SO that
it reaches the most remote cells of the nose
throat and lungs, killing the catarrh germs
wherever present, and soothing all irrita.
tions in the mucous membrane.
You run no risk in paying r. n. Moody
81 for Hyomei outfit, as he gives his
personal guarantee that if the remedy does
funded at once. Extra bottles of Hyomei,
if needed, cost but so cents, making it the
most economical treatment for catarrh as
well as the only one that is sold or
guarantee
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N4JEF ODD FELLOWS.

... ..,.ud Bodies in Portland.
.-->.uu of the Grand Lodge OF
f. was held in Portland,
Master Albert +. Smith
Ling. The reports OF off
.Ifying financial and num-
ui The order in this State.
.... -s>hip, shown by the last
I-s, a net increase of AIS,
DIS amounted to SlSS, ,116,
-tI 1900 for the year. Of this
account was $50, 800, or
... year before, and the re-
900, against SSl, 200 the
The total invested funds
Ibstantial gain of $4,000
,-. were l47 lodges. New
-ntuted at kingman and
..- we're elected at the annual
t>t Grand Representatives
uuected with the Grand
..,t f.. ". Conant, Old Town :;
..r Atbro Z. Chase, Portland !;
,r G. Dyer, Portland treas
Had, Portland.
T. de convention, which is
tory Of the order, was at
and representatives. Nine
auds received the Grand
II was decided that there
asses of grand representa-
7-rlgn Grand Lodge to be
ard Two years, respectively.
U of aficers resulted as follows: ::
-,... has. II. Morrill,, Newport ;
>ter, James r. Townsend,
t warden, Ira G. Hersey,
. .rcretary, Russell G. Dyer,
.' treasurer, VIM. E. Plum
.u representative to the
.Mt Lodge for one year, Albert
". officers were appointed:
Lad. Jefferson W. Hathorne,
CONDUCTOR, George A. Pal
sand chaplain, Rev. Lewis
iuhufo; grand guardian, Ira
a. grand herald, Granville
.eld The officers were in
-.rng grand master.
# the grand bodies were
-lay with the annual con-
and encampment presided
Iaud Patriarch Willis A.
whegan, who has filled the
,rlt months because of the
ID i4tliarch Eugene 4. Bowl
I Mr., Bailey as the head of
N,ue was expected. New en-
have been instituted at
>, Brewer and Hermon:
rarampmeuts with a total
. s.7Jl, ID net loss of 2l6 for,the
, f-c pts amounting to So, ,62S,
WAS paid for relief and
.-.r expenses. The invested
.- 10, ,I53.
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,,n,sots OF To-0ay's Journal.

~
,54 Fellows. Edminster Must
MAINE vr,G oGg T., a Flyer. secret Societies.
" sew 7,6 Heads the Polls. .....$27 500
aiss scSsais Sse'sy;; and IN to,lesss %s@ss,am
u'flidi "a Roats.. The News of
}s'.ts Wedding Bells. News OF the
Hr'.N' The Churches PERSONAL.
as OF Belfast. ~
Ihr w Ct5rrespondence (deferred);;,
~ yun.! 'e'o'rrespondence. Literary News
p sla \ HS.g Law. Bad Rum Under License.
~ ~ ~ s,.,, Fl, tn Asset.
,-llt ',s 1Y!es. The Seasons (poem)
,, 5-\sg s,'g.}..i'r> t IN Real Estate,..Vote Tor
g g'= ire Library, AS Others hE;, See See
s r I. +. -ll Knows How to shoot visited
s.'.N.nrr locals. Stockton Springs.
SEN a.. Market. Births. -. Mar
=" '.g eaths.
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be IS a Flyer.

,-,
.'f steamer GOV. Cobb Built
WI" Eastern steamship Co.
I" The noboken pier of the w.
"i'. mpanv, builders of her en-
Duiltin this country. went
liver y esterday on a success
With but five of her boilers
.H- lor cobb made a full knot
putract speed of seventeen
measured mile off Tdrry-
pord of u SO statute miles an
a-uus turbines of 5000 horse
. triple screws at 475 revo-
..-'-. 10Y 70 pounds. An inexperi-
~ CHARGE, but the various
a-ut to the handling of such
'4' ladr easily and we'll.
'0'- ot builders trial. to which
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Colby of Sunset have
moved from their cottage at the shore to
are glad 10 see their light once more.-Deer
Isle Messenger.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25

"a doze in time saves lives" DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup; natures remedy for
coughs, colds. pulmonary diseases Of every
sort,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25

VI Braap, p,laisdell and Miss Ada Blais-
sOf baeGditord, Pa, and Miss Gertrude
et-Banadll, Mass, are guests at The
bangor News.
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Granville Hartman died very suddenly
at his home in Standpoint Sunday after
noon, Oct 14th. He was in his usual health
until a few moments before his death, when
he complained of a pain in his side and ex-
pired almost instantly. Physicians were
called and pronounced it heart failure. He
leaves besides his wife one sister, Mrs
Nancy CHM of Prospect Ferry, and one
brother, Frank S. Hartman of bridgeport,
and large circle of friends to mourn the
loss of kind husband and brother and one
of the best of neighbors. The funeral was
rick spoke words of comfort in his usual
sympathetic manner to the large circle of
relatives and friends. The interment was
in Prospect.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25

George r. Perkins, the we'll known and
industrious river miner of Hamburg Bar,
Klamath river, died at the hospital in
Yreka, Sept 25th. He was native of Wal
do County, State OF Maine, born Sept 3D.,
1927, coming to California around Cape
Horn in 1851 He came to Siskiyou county
in 1854, and was one of the pioneer Repubi-
cans OF Klamath river who voted for FIRE.
mont in 1856 against James Buchanan. He
lived, as he died, a good, exemplary and up
right citizen.
This clipping, presumably from local
newspaper, was mailed to the Belfast post
master by w. Z. p. Burhart of Hamburg,
California.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25

tropical storm off the Florida coast, reScuing
the wrecked barges. Capt. White COM
mands the steamer Miami plying between
Miami and Havana, Cuba.
Last year Mr.. George \. Quimby ("Our
George'') was invited to be ii guest of the
Maine Society of New York at their annual
meeting and banquet, but felt compelled to
decline. This year the society refused to
take no for an answer, and Our George Is
York City, Nov. 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Hartman have invited Mr.. and Mrs.
Quimby to be their guests during Their
stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Poor are very
pleasantlysituated in Hollywood, California,
one of the beautiful suburbs of Los
Angeles mentioned by Mrs. Higgins in her
interesting letter on Southern California
published last week. They are building,
and have nearly ready for occupancy, a
cottage home amid attractive surroundings
Poor recently visited Catalina Island,
which is the subject of the next letter from
Mrs. Higgins.
left Bucksport on the City of Rockland
Thursday for Boston to attend the wedding
of Miss Mabel Lydia Pilsbury, daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. Edwin L. Pilsbury Of
Charlestown, Mass, to Richard Hubbard
Bunce at the Universaist church Monday,
Oct 9th, at s O'Clock; Miss Homer was
son Of the late Rev. W. H. Pilsbury of
Bucksport, has many friends in this sec
| ton who will wish the newly welded pair
the greatest happiness. They will reside
in Middleboro, Conn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-16

There Is nothing 50 pleasant as that
bright cheerful, at-peace with the-
world feeling when YOU sit down to your
breakfast There il nott.as SO con-
duvive to good work aud good results.
The healthy man with healthy mind
and body Is better fellow. better
workman a better citizen than the maa
or woman whose Handicapped by some
disability however slight A slight
disorder Of the stomach win dep1ge
your body, your thoughts and your dis
position. Get away from the morbidness
and the blues. Keep your stomach IN
tune and both your brain and body viii
respond Little lndiscretiens OF over
eating can be easily oorrecte5 and yoW
win be surprised 20 see how much bet
ter man you are. Try little Kodol For
Dyspepsia after your meals Sold by
G. r. Renfro.
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pDt-in-Ray Ohio. Aug 16 Among
the speakers and their subjects at 10.
dasfs essions Of the Ohio Bankers
convention were the foliowing IN.
teerity The Foundation stone OF
Banking Hon M ~ Ingalls, Of Gin.
cinuati; rBanters and Lawyers.
Thomas t. Powell. OF Columbus;
Needed Financial Legislation from
the Standpoint Of a Country Banker"
Blake Hendrickson Medina Ohio. The
meeting concludes this evening with
the election Of Officers and the selec-
tion OF delegates to the American
Bankers association convention, to be
held at St Louis In October.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-16
VERMONT KEEPS
BENNINGTON DAY.


Montpelier W.. Aug l6.-The 129th
Of the battle of Benning-
ton was observed throughout Vermont
today. Flags were raised at many
points the banks we're closed and the
day was otherwise observed as a1egal
holiday Exercises appropriate to the
we're held under the auspices
Of the various patriotic societies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-16
YUKON ANNIVERSARY.
az AssocIated press. ,

Seattle, wash. Aug l6.-This d.de
IS a notable one in the history Of
Alaska and It's recent development ana
doubtless is being fttingly observed
today IN the northern territory. It
was on this day ten years ago that
skookum Jim washed out his famous
ran on Rabbit Creek. whose result
was the bringing of thousands Of peo-
pie TO the Yukon country and enrich
ing the world by $l5O.000,O00 in gold.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-16

We are extremely anxious Is have our
customers try "a paclmge Of our most ex-
cellent cereal coffee. Dr. Shpop's Health
Coffee IS designed particularly for ner-
voas trouble, stomach liver. and kidney
complaints invariably aggravated by cor-
fee drinking. Health coffee consists Of
pure toa-ted grains malt fruits etc The
flavor IS OF true old government Java
coffee yet not grain OF true coffee Is
used BanN Grocery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-16
FAMous BAND coMlNe.
(By AsaooIatea presg.l

London. Aug f6.-The band Of the
Second Life Guards sails for Quebec
today on the steamship Canada The
organization Of musicians. which is
one Of the uost famous military bands
in the kingdom. has been engaged to
appear at the forthcoming exhibition
IN Toronto
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Of the life saving service The board
Is clen to suggestions from any
source in regard to inventions or de
vices, the adoption Of which would
render easier or more complete the
task Of saving human life along the
coasts OF the United States.
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The TEXAS woNrER.

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu-
matte troubles. Sold by all druggists,
or two months treatment by mail for
s1oO. Dr. Il. W. Hall. 1925 olive
street. st. Louis. Mo.
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LIFE SAVING DEVICES.
an Assoclated prass.l

Boston, Mass, Aug. 16-The gov
ernment board OF life saving appll-
ances began meeting IN Boston to-
day to consider possible improvements
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An Ordinance levying upon certain
lots IN the city of Gue.rle. o. A.. "a
special tax fo~ building lateral sewers.
BE Ir ORDAINED RY THE MAYOR
AND cOtfNCLMEN OF THE CITY
OF GUTHRIE q. T
section i That a levy be, and the same
Is hereby made upon the following iote
IN thp City q Guthrie o. r.. odischarge
one- third 81 the assessment With -
esi at s Per cent per annum made against
said lots uader and hy Virtue of ser. 'in
ordinances pf the city Of cuthrie @, a.
ior puilding lateral sewers
The emount Of said levy ie ,he am'upt
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"a TO IA -.
p.h. >,IAe Kind is8 Have Always B0lof
'i'.:'''' s''.i 4 r IZzHA2zz

Mems work or dress shoes. si.75 s.. co.
s2.ss ana $3.50. See these values at
Robinsons.
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ORDINANCE NO. sos
An oralnancs ie,3lne upon certain
lots "a tte city oi Gpiurie o. T g
spccni tax FOR street spfnmus
BIC IN ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COrNCILMsN or rHE CITY
or GUrHRlE O. r
section That a ievy of two mills on
ihe dollar he and the same Is hereby
made upon the foilowns lots "a the ciiy
81 Guthne. o D. Tor street sprinkiing.
to-Nit
N WEST GUTeRIE
Block 2a.
Lots is "a is. i9 a. IS ~ g. q. 22.
2s et
Block 30.
Lots 10, 49, Is. ie ~ IS 10 20. p, RI.
ss "a
BLOCK 81
Lots is. ii 10 le ~ IS 10. 20. a. 22,
2s o.
Block %.
Lots H. rs 49, 20 "a 2a e a.
BLOCK 80.
Lots ]. e.s.4
BLOCK 40
Lots i "a. SOS a. 10. II, i2.
Lots j. .. Q. g. s. g. 70, H. ~.
Block ~.
Lots 4 2.s.4, Sc ,7s.o 10. Il. Il.
EAST GUTHRIE.
Block q.
Leis J. g 9. a 5, 6, q ls. 20 "a y.
2s "a
Block e.
Lots Z. S. ., 10. it i2 is a. i5 ie.
NJ Is.
Block SO.
Lots s. 2. 10, ii ls - u, i5 70.
ia lis
Block 81.
Lots I. 2s & s e.7.s 81 no. n. II.
Lots b IS.
Block 81.
Lots j. 81 a. 500 io 20 2l 22 %. "a.
Block %.
fotS Z. 8 9. 10. ~ a. iS "a. Is. 10,
i7 IS
Block AZ.
Lots q s, 3. TO- "A. l2 i3
Block 4s.
Lots /. 2.s. 4. 5. g. IS. IA, IS. IT, n, is,
10. 20. "a 20, %. a.
Block 49.
Lots i2. IS, u, IS ie. H. IS. ia. 70.
= ~ 2s, -.
Block SO.
Lots J. g. 9. q. 5. 6. r. s9 10. H. ~.
19 "a, 49, ie, Il. sS 10 20, q. %. % "a
Block ST.
Lots l. g. 3, 8, g. e. s, . 10, H. ~,
rs. "a, 15 ie u. is. 10 20. p, a2. 90 "a.
Block 50.
l.Hf
Block 81.
Block g.
Lots !. Q 3. g. 5. s. e. s. Q, 10, H. la.
Block ss.
Lots !, 2 3, =. 9. g q, s Q, 10. II. IL.
49,
Block 81.
Lots l2 ls.
eieek g.
Lots i. "a
Block &C.
Lots II IS, "a. Is. le II, Is
Block II.
Lots H. 10. IA. Is l6. IL. IS
GUTHRIE PROPER
Block s5.
Lot is.
Block SO.
Lots is "a 10, is II. rs 10 90 a. %,
%, "a.
Block 81.
Lots ls ~ IS. is. Il. IS. -, %. a. %,
ss. "a
Block 80.
Lots 1 ., 3, 4.5 6. Z, s. .. 10. H. Y.
Block 80
Lots T.. 2. 3, a. .. g. = s. .. 10, II, le.
"a,
Block 40.
Block a.
Lots j. . 3, a. o. 6. =. s. 9, 10. H. H..
Block 43,
Lots 70, a. q is, n. rs. is, 90. En- %,
%. a.
Block a.
Block 4s.
Lots ! S. 9, 10 a. AZ. IS A. IS. iG,
NJ. u.s. ~, 20. ~ 22. 20. a.
Block 49,
Lots I. q 3, q. Sc. z, s. a. 20. H. r..
IA. e. l5 i6 y, rs. 10. 2O.tgl g2
Block AZ.
Lots /, :, 3, 4, 5. 6. rs. IS i6. H. 49,.
49, 20 2i e, 2s "a.
Block 49,
Block 40.
Lots .. 3. 4. .. 6, z. $. ., no. Il y y.
Block So.
Lot !.
Lots 1. q .. q s. 6. z S, ., 10. H. i2,
Block 5s.