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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-16

and the house adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow '} 49,.
The following bills were introduced:
H. r. S5-By ElIer Of Washington. Per-
manent road fund in counties of less than
bridges creeks and roads leading into any
If, r. Ss-By Hamer' of Buffalo To APP
Normal school library funds for the pur-
chase of books for the library OF the State
N f. s s&sy Il Rted ksaP9eS Sf Nemaha
appropriate money belonging 10 the State
Normal school library funds for the pur-
chase OF books for the library of the State
II. r. SS-By Stalder. Providing an open
season for killing squirrels.
poll tax from IS to 81 and making II pay.
H. r. s0-By Jennison Of Clay. Road dis.
tricts may include two voting precincts.
II. r. 9l-By Jennison OF Clay. Providing
for the payment OF general road tax In
commissioners for city or county roads
II. r. 92-By Jennison of Clay. Compen-
sation of road overseers shall be fixed by
H. II. sS-By E. w. Brown of Lancaster.
Jurisdiction of Juvenile court to extend Ia
boys p years old The age In the present
II. r. s4-By Brown of Lancaster
Authorizing county boards to make APP
preparations for the establishment and
4 VI htNSHNlOH nOIntS..
II. r. 6-By -SchoetgeF of Washington
| To repeal the dipsomania law
III: r. S6-By Barnes OF Douglas. To pre-
vent members of Omaha Water board from
/ drawing salary until the city acquires the
water works plant.
/ H r. s7-By, scudder of Hall. To
authorize State Board of Regents to name
/ an examining board to issue license tc
applicants who pase examination.
! II. r. e8-By committee on fish and game
/ To prevent the sale of wild game now
protected by law.
! II. R. &-Compel party to produce hunt.
4 ing license when demanded by officer
H r. 100-Prohibit killing deer, elk
| antelope and beaver
! II. r. l0-Provides penalty for pursuins
/ trainers.
II. R. lO2-To correct a complication In
game laws.
The above bills We're introduced by the
committee on game and fish.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-16
Bed Comforters at Greatly Re
duced Prices.

$1.00 Bed Comforters at soc each.
s1.25 Bed Comforters at CSC each
These are filled with new pure cotton
soft as down, Silkaline covered, full bee
size.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-16
SKETCH OF THE NEW SENATOR
Norris Brown just An the Prime
of Life.

of Life.
Norris Brown is a years of age, a man
In the prime Of life, with mental and
physical powers which qualify him for
vigorous and effective work in the senate
on behalf OF his state. He is qualified also
by his experience, for he has been in public
life fifteen years. and eight years OF that
in service as state oficer.
Mr.. Brown was a farmer boy and had
his share OF the hard toll OF the fields
That was near Maquoketa. in Jackson
county, Iowa, where the future United
States senator was born in 1858. He hoed
turnips. plowed corn. fed the pigs, went
to bed at o'clock and got up in the morn
Ing when the chickens did. He went to a
country school, where he learned readily
during school hours and went swimming
and fishing at noon. 1t was eight miles
from his home to the school house.
AR. Brown worked his way through the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-16
Still Greater Reductions In
Dress Goods for Wednesdays
Selling, \.

Wednesday to be a great day In Dress
Goods and Silks more handsome fabrics
at sweeping reductions. See display in
our Sixteenth street window. They are
to be the greatest value of the Great
January Sale. Main FLOOR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-16

Absent and not voting (republicans):
Baird, Richardson.
Speaker Nettleton announced the vote
and the house adjourned until 10 O'clock
tomorrow. ~ .-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-16

After the ballot was finished the senate
adjourned until 2 o'clock
No business except OF routine nature
was transacted at the Afternoon session
and an adjournment was taken until morn
ing.
The following bills were introduced into
the senate today;
sales law.
s. F. ll5-By Gibson OF Douglas. Pro-
viding for a double shift In hTe forces
In South Omaha
4 y. us-BY committee on hsh ana game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-16
SENATE DISCUSSES
EMPLOYEES

Disposition shown to Keep Down the
Pay Roll.
Prrom Stan correspondent)
LINCOLN, Jan. l6.-(special)-Ths senate
began the session this morning with dis
cussion Of policy concerning the number
Of employees to be given places on the pay
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-16
Bee. January Is. 1907.
The Third Week

Now for the third week Of January Clearing Sale The first two weeks
will cutting The da
will tell things but cannot tell all You should EVERY DAY to
Ready Sheets Pillow Underwear
and Cloaks all tell of great reductions 81, -
Wednesday
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12

In 1905, The Omaha Bee pub n
lished almost a half million /A
agate lines more display /Air
advertising, than any IooE
other Omaha paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12

s26S.OOO through the various departments.
1t is proposed TO make the police and fire
funds $4,000 EACH the charter at present
allowing the former S115.O00 and the latter
$4,000. No change has been suggested in
the lighting fund, which is now specified in
the charter at $4,000. The park fund. ac-
cording TO the proposed changes, should
be raised from $4,000 10 a minimum Of
$4,000 and maximum Of 10000, although
II Is believed those figures will be changed
to $4,000 and $4,000. respectively. before
the amendments are offered for considera-
ton at Lincoln
No change is contemplated in the library
fund. which now stands at $1,000
With the additions mentioned to engi-
neering. police, fire and park funds ICON
siderinE the last at $4,000. there would be
added 10 present running expenses OF the
city $4,000. The proposition is 20 add
$4,000. adding the difference of $4,000 TO
what Is known as the general fund. The
charter now authorizes the city TO raise
by taxation a gross sum Of $4,000 for gem
eral purposes and $4,000 for sinking fund.
The additions mentioned would increase
the total amount 10 be raised to sl.l5o. 900.
or S2OoOO0 more than Mayor Dahlman ex-
poets to run the city on this year.
The Greater omaha BAL. ~ already
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12

Meats Meats
BEST GRADES ar LOWEST nnAR-
11T PRICEB-EVERYTHI
0UA2ARTEED.
Fresh Pork Shoulder Roast, ID. $40
Fresh Spare Eibs. three lbs for a5o
SPECIAL OH BACON AND LARD,
AEorreirs Iowa Pride Bacon, backs.
selected light narrow strips, aver
age to s lbs, on sale, Id. 9. . 1eo
9 600 lbs Armour's selected narrow
and lean Bacon small strips,
pound s.........s. ......s. .Ao1to
LARD SPECIALS
Thirty Green Trading Stamps with
each 5-lb. and 10-lb Pail Lard; any
brand, at our regular price.
FISH
New Holland Herring. just in, per
hoB ''ssss sss..s... ZOO
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12

drafted. provides that whenever a city Of
the first class shall adjoin the boundary line
of a metropolitan city for the aggregate
distance Of a mile the city OF the first class
shall become part of the such metropolitan
city upon the filing with the governor OF a
certificate by the county surveyor stating
that the boundary lines adjoin In the
manner stipulated. Omaha and South
Omaha boundary lines adjoin for over two
miles. The bill mentioned contemplates
consolidation by legislative enactment In a
manner similar to that which has been ac-
complished in many parts of the country
Kansas City being an instance
The bill provides that the governor shall
issue a proclamation, and II that is issued
four months or more before the date of
the regular state and county election
within the year then the city council Of
the metropolitan city shall have power and
II shall be its duty to divide the CONSOLE
dated territory into twelve wards. and at
the next election, as provided for in the
act, an election shall be held throughout
the consolidated territory.
should an election be held next Novem-
Der under this bill the South Omaha off,
cials would only be cut on OF four months
service.
The rest OF the bill contains legal provi-
s'an- -'nAh a. taaFninE 0ssr nublo DroDerty.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12

auditor, shrewdly guess that the ice man
has another bid coming. The trust adj
mitted that in making this bid 1t was al
lowing for all the viclsstudes OF weather
and the chances of a short crop. In other
words. the trust wasn't taking any chances
and was letting the county take them all.
II there should be a small crop of ice the
trust would still have a fair profit from the
county, and II the ice crop should prove 20
be normal the proht would be very graft
flying indeed 10 the company.
1t is likely the commissioners win hold
up the ice bids for month or two until II
Is known what kind Of an ice harvest there
viii be.
In the matter OF printing also. the county
is going to save a wad OF money. II Is
said the printers OF the city got together
last year and the county paid about three
prices for its printing This year new spe-
cihcations were prepared and there is an
amazing reduction on the prices. Last year
the plain record cost SIS. this year II IL
Sc q The four appearance dockets last
year cost $40. this year the price is s42
Tax receipts for back years cost Ss3 last
year and the same number this year cost
800 The 5000 sheets OF typewriting paper
needed cost $50 last year. while this year
they are offered for So
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12
COUNTY NOT so EASY NOW
Commissioners Hesitate Before Usur-
Gus Bids of lee Trust and
Printers.

Let the taxpayers Of the county drop
their load OF dull care at the threatening
prospect OF being taxed usuriously by the
Ice trust for supplies OF the CONCEALED sum
mer comfort to the county institutions this
summer. The commissioners have not yet
let the contract. The Ice trust wants IS
cents a hundred for Ice delivered to the
court house and county Jail This is 81 a
ton. Coal is almost as cheap aud doesn't
melt as fast while the delivery man Is car
rying 1t from the wagon 20 the house.
Those who are In a position TO know
wink the eye and those who have observed
the campaign OF economy now being con-
Quoted b. the commissioners aud the county
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12
GOVERNMENT is IN EARNEST
Assistant Attorney General Sure
PubIic IL Aware of that
by Now.

Special Assistant Attorney General NJ. C.
Burch of Washington is In Omaha enroute
to the west on business connected with the
Investigation OF land matters. Mr.. Burch
visited District Attorney Goss and Special
Assistant District Attorney Rush at the
federal building Friday morning for a brief
conference.
There is no significance in my visit
here" said Mr.. Burch. II merely stopped
over for a short visit and will proceed
west this afternoon. 1 just learned Of the
acquittal OF the Modisetts this morning
while on the train. Mr.. Rush and Mr.
Goss have made an excellent night. but IL
is hardly to be expected that they should
win all OF them. The trial has shown one
very important thing. and that is that the
government Is in deadly earnest In the
prosecutions of all violations Of the land
laws, and / venture the observation that
these parties win not take any more
chances 10 obtain control OF public lands.
In the east the public and corporations
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12
GREATER OMAHA BILL READY
Measure Providing for Consolidation About
Finished by Bresn.
GOES TO REPRESENTATIVE LEE SATURDAY
Provision Enables Mayor and COun-
ell 20 Increase Total Funds
from Million 10 Million
and Quarter.

Attorney J. p. Breen Saturday afternoon
viii have ready for delivery to Representa-
tive Mike Lee draft Of the Greater Omaha
bill 10 be introduced in tho Legislature.
Accompanying this bill will be several
amendments and changes on the city char
ter. these suggestions being what ara
thought necessary for Omaha regardless
OF any consolidation proposition.
The charter changes have to do mainly
with the funds. there being a provision
that the city council and mayor shall have
power to increase the total funds 20 81. So
80 In place Of sl.OO0o0Q zs 4 now the case,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12

are beginning to realize that when the
government gets after any violation OF the
laws that it means business, and the ten
dency is growing rapidly to adhere as
closely as possible to the law in every de-
partment Of industrial and commercial
activity"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12
Bennett SBi5 Grocery
SATURDAY BARGAIN LIST
ORDER EARLY IF POSSIBLE TO AVOID DELAY IN
DELIVERY

el<Se~oean. Benefits Capitol Flour
4. !. !.
JBH per sack Sl.8o
iHSESW And Seventy-hve Green
lMSHAEU Trading Stamps.
iHAAIiNM Corn Meal, yellow or
iH67HWI white, lob sack. 1Be
|6Tf4HsN And Twenty Green
RS6A Trading Stamps.
)HSM Navy Beans. finest, 10
- - Benefits Best c. !, .
t AnS 100 SSu Green a0 Trading stamps.
1e And A FIFTY S Green Trading stamps.
Maine Corn can, 10ci doz cans Sl.oo
Genesee Tomatoes, full weight can,
loo; dozen cans ;.;..'i;....'g a:io
can. loo; dozen cans ........ II Is
Uneeda biscuits package ....s.. 80
CHEESE
Full Cream Cheese, pound ...... 400
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Swiss Cheese, domestic pound. $50
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Royal Luncheon Cheese, Jar. gao
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
BUFFER-Recsived Daily from Pin
est Dairiss-PrSsh Country Roll
Butter-pound ..... ....... .22c
Bulk Mince Meat, pound ..... .1oc
BEST We Have" Corn, two cans Q6o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Benefits Capitol Premium Chocolate.
pOuno ...........s $40
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Diamond Chill Sauce, bottle. .2bc
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
A. b C. Catsup, bottle 49,. .a3o
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
Golden Queen Corn, three cana a5e
Diamond c Soap, ten bars for. .aBc
Benefits Capitol Wheat two pkgs
4OI sAoo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Benefits Capitol Oats, two pkgs. aoc
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Benefits Capitol Extracts, bottle 1eC
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Currants, cleaned, pound. 100
seedless California Raising 100
Seeded Raisins, package. 100
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12

thus making the charter of sufficient elias
ITCHY 20 meet any contingency in the event
OF consolidation before the next legislature
meets
The Real Estate exchange and CONNER
cial club have been active in figuring out
the present needs In the way of increased
appropriations for ire, police, park and
engineering departments OF Omaha. The
proposed plan is TO have a charter provision
that the maximum amount 10 be set aside
for the engineering department shall be
$4,000, which sum shall cover not only the
engineering department as 1t is now ope-
rated. but include all present operations OF
the street commissioners once, making the
two departments virtually one. Funds used
by these two departments during 1906
amounted 10 t17044O. and appointments
set aside for this year for the same depart
ments aggregate 1850 the difference in
those sums being due % Mayor Dahlman's
cut OF $4,000 The proposed $4,000 total
for the two departments is about $22,O
more than was allowed in 1906.
Division of Funda.
Just how the $4,000 should be divided
among the various departments OF the en-
gineer's once Is a matter which is left for
the council TO decide on just as they have
been apROrtiOning the gensral funa Of
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-12

California Prunes, per Id. ........ 90
Japan Rice, four pounds 1900. .a9o
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Jell-o assorted, three pkgs. -. $50
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Lincoln Butterine, two lbs. 49,. a2c
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
Jersey Butterine, two lbs. ... 400
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
Premium Butterine. two lbs. -. 900
formulated Sugar - Double Green
Trading stamps.
Benefits Capitol Mince Meat, three
packages for ................. ADO
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Sour Pickles, quart ...... 100
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Chow Chow Pickles, quart 80. $50
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Stuffed olives. pint ..........aB o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Small Sour Pickles dozen ...... 30
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
TRANSPORTATION
WILMINGTON. DEL

pany Daily except Sunday. sun
E Wv % ioEK sra ths EasA .g.2s. 80
.xotai f.ffnhed, sfR tli1 D. m
pHIiADELPH1A, saes, sb2e, i53o 10
rsD. f6lU s7.ze (Iooai), $500. fSls. tS.5i 10
otD. s9.&. sfhoS QocaD, isl5 doraD n.9.
sIf& a. M, IFS, 1305 (setsDs $3.50. s4W,
tiorsO. f453 (iocaD, s517 Royal LIN ted
ss.2S (ioeaD, 100. i1.e5 deeal), T.42. ss6i'
esSsasRsTfR, 3 B qocaD. ts.S, 10 %
cal fso0 1915. 3tfu6caD, se.s 81 IS
06SaD. fs55 do6aI) sit.& 4. M rN,
f3os NoesD, $50 qoesD, tAsI qosesaI .s ~
se9aD. 100. 7@ uocsi), '7.2' sSSz eocsi''
bsbflMoHE 4 wAsHIHGToN. ass
1859. ste4S e.. m. shqS, 80, 49,, ie.SO'
h64t 'heyal Limited" 's.05, .sA p - ~, "A
sS.4s a. m. fsl5 sass 2. n,
NEWARK sA56, 100 5e:ts' le'o0 % o. oaa ial,'
fl2.4o. .1os. isl5. i5.5e, sS.6S, t''oO' 's0s'
'is;@ iss;f@Stg;ERLY. 3 81 r@ ss.s. $3.50 tIs1press)
q. m. iiz.N, fsiS. $3.50 (fxpress), $685.
''iyOi 'iItiNsbTTBuFs sfjg 3 re ana way stations 'lois
a. nj. 800 T.% II n - AZ n
PITTsBURG ffss .ie.te q m. s%t'' 'o'''
se a "Reyai Limited" 1854 p. N.
CHICAGO. a So s1ois .. n. sszbg p; m. ~.
CINciSNATi. ST, Lofts 4 bOUAs'
VILE. tf.55 a. M sl.e6. .soy iasatias r,
Del. Ave. SEA. De.mafv fvia Tel. slsS- - -
& A. Tel t422-Ar City ricktt 9fhee' ~ ~.
Market street, b. s A. Iel l'iS-A' - -
n Il. 4. Siiiier. Tfavsfhs Passenger Assn'
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
SHERIFF's SALES


errtsprrr'g sAtF-3Y VIRTUE or,
vii 81 Alias tsevafi Fapias 10 me al,
rc1tpa will be exposed 70 public sal.
- tbe court house, on Market sir6ef
bstween Tenth ana Eleventh streets In
the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county. Delaware, .s-r 500 80
ON SATUR RDAT,
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1907
Al 10 o'clock g. m. r
tbA following described real estate. w;
An that certain let. piece ct parcel OF
land situate. lying and being in the city
n Wilmington, with q brick house there.
on and more particularly bounded and
described as follows. to wit
Beginning al the intersection of the VEST
eriv SIDE OF Tatnall street ana the north
erly side Of Fourth street, thence Dy said
side OF Tatnam street northetiy thirty
feet nine inches 90 a stake n the part es
raranel With Fourth street altns said
line thirty-eight feet to a stake: thence
northeriy six feet six inches to a stake:
thence westerly parallel with Fourth
street ninr feet 20 the eastet!y side of a
ten feet wide alley running TO Fourth
street Aforesaid: thence suuthefly along
said side OF said alley and parallel " th
TatnaH street fortv-hve feet six mel es
more or less to the aforesad side Of
OF Fourth street easterly forty-seven feet
more or less 10 the place OF berihhihk
Seized and taken in eyecuticn as the
property Of Emma V Riekia sdninigtfa-
ceased. ThSfess fictta being now de-
cea ssd. ans ~ ~ cold hy
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff.
Shefiffs Once. Wilmington. Dc awsre,
October .. 1907. eio-i4-i1-n-s-&
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
SUSSEX SCHOOL NOTES

There are more churches than
schooIhouses in Sussex county.
Thirteen districts IN Sussex county
have not sent in their Compulsory
School Law census yet.
The SUSSEX county superintendent
visited the following schools last week
Millville. Whites Neck. Piney Grove,
Blackwater. Georgetown, and Ellen
dale. They have erected a new double
building at Milville costing $1,000 and
a promising graded school is In full
swing School commissioners should
plan very carefully before erecting new
buildings. In the new buildings at
Plney Grove. and adjoining district.
the furniture had to be made to order
to ft the schoolroom. This small room
is disfigured by an Immense chimney
reaching from floor TO ceiling in the
middle Of the room.
The ordering OF textbooks Is a per-
picking duty Of the teachers at this
time He has a choice OF half dozen
different kinds on the list. possibly
none Of which he is familiar with, or
he may have a few Of each Kind in the
schoolroom but rot enough Of one 70
have a favorite text book ana they are
eager 70 discard those in use and sup
ply the class with those they prefer
There is a lack OF system and urity
resulting from this CONDITION. A pupil
will use fve different kihds Of readers
in his course. or two or three kinds Of
arithmetics OF grammars in the sue
cessive grades. Our moving season is
January 1st A child win begin a
subject in a certain textbook in one
school and on moving into an adjoin-
ing district viii find his previous study
counts for naught because the class is
using another Textbook that treats the
subject wholly differently All this
annoyance and expense could be obvl-
ated by having but one textbook on
the list for each subject. The State
could then buy the textbooks in
quantities and have them stored at
Dover. Orders for te2t-booSs could
be filled promptly there and sent out
to the various districts without a cent
Of expense for expressage. It looks
like a good scheme, doesn't it2 But it
is marvellous the difficulties you en-
counter in trying to establish it.--Mil-
ford Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1907-10-21

ef4rRfFFs sAI.E-BY VIRTUE or A
wit 6f Ieyan Faclas, 90 me directed.
viii he exbos6d 10 public sale at the
rbury house on Market street between
Tentb and Eleventh streets. IN The cilv
OF Wilmington, New Castle county, Del
aware ON SATURDAY.
TUE asTII DAY or OCTOBER. 1901
AHA Al 10 o'clock a m.
- fsi.oWinx described feai estate, Va:
All that certain lot or piece OF land.
Of t tns III the ty 6f Wilmington afore-
S bounded and described as follows.
70 Nv, Mit,, inning at a point on the northefiy
"a. ~ Conrad street, between ADAMS
and jackson streets AZ the distance 0f
rineiv-four feet from the easteriy side
~ terks5n street; thence northeriy alof x
~. ea siefiv side of a four feet Wid ali ey
',d nafnliel 10 Jackson street eighty feet
fhttr inches TO another four feet wide
afirV. thence eastefly by said alley de
and parallel TO Third street ninety-ihfee
feet 10 n corner; thence southeriy along
no westerly side OF q thirteen feet VI dc
street and parallel with Jackson street
elshfvs feet four Inches 10 the afOresait
roriharfv side 81 Conrad street and
thence thereby westerly ninety-three feet
10 the pace Of beginning, be The contents
.hpraof what they may. with the free
,,se ana privilege ~ the above mentioned
tW6 4i,rvs. and also the thirteen feet
vide street on the casier,y ne % tho
nh1Ve Tot running nofthefis from Con
rad street sx,y-fve feet four inches, in
selzeS ann tsfsn IN execution IS tn.
Areterfv of Nlehaei Navel and Idzzie
T. NSHkT rs ~ffe ana - ~ sold hy
HENRY .STAFFoRD' Sherff
She~ifv Oftre. Wiifiin ft6r De aT> re.
octcbef .. is07. o1o4it-ii-1iazs-s5
Evening journal., 1907-10-21
sHER1FF's SALES.


sHER1FFs SALE BY vfRTUE or A
writ OF fNvar Facias 10 me directed.
viii be EXPOSED TO Public Sale al fhe
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth ana Eleventh streets, Ia the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del
on SATURDAY. sn nn
THE aND DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1907.
At 70 O'Clock a. in..
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with the two-stefy brick house
thereon erected. situate In the city Of
Wilmington, Aforesaid. bounded and de-
scfibsd as follows, 10 wit:
Beginning at the southerly side of Sec
ond street at the distance OF forty-nihe
feet easterly from the easterly side of
Harrison street. thence sOutheIiy paral-
lei 10 Harrison street, siXty-fve feet 10
corner, thence easterly parallel TO Second
street fifteen feet. more or less. TO "a line
OF John McCalvey's land: thence thereby
northerly siNty-uVe feet q the sOutherly
side Of Second street aforesaid, and
thence thereby westerly fifteen feet more
or less TO the place Of beginning be the
contents thereof what they may. With
the privilege Of the use Of an alley three
feet In width leading along said John
McCalveys line into Christiana street in
common. and ressrying thereout the priv
nege OF a three feet Wide alley across the
southerly end OF the above described lot
communicating with the one leading into
Christiana street al aforesaid
Being the same land and premises which
Martha NJ. Emery By her indenture dated
June 22 A. d.. 1857. and recorded IN the
Office for the Recording Of Deeds &c, IN
and for New castle county Aforesaid in
Deed Record ". Vol i3 Page 43s &C,
did Grant and confirm unto the said Fran
els p Higgins in Zee.
Seized and taken IN execution az the
property Of Francis p. Higgins. mortga-
gor. and 70 be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff
October 1s 1907. exisie 1afk 2An1.