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New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

The local market Fog spot eoton was 1s s0e for
.d5iinK Guf sales, so bales foI c'ns4IaE ton @1 T %
delivered contract ,S rncnanred at ssc
saes 900 bales Savannah steady &C I"5 FL. a. 80
- -Tdr,tT5ai unchanged 9lsc Augusta quiet
i aLreT al SC; sales $50 bales s. LCuls Gull &c
lover al LictIe Rock steaay ~, bsreS Sevy
Teston quiet &c lower. at Sc sales S4S sS bsiss
orleans easy. s-l6c lower a. SIC 3o5 co. S S9-gS
iio4sIoit I,,y7Crange5 at sac. sales. 18Ot bales
s5ima's55 ed o TsegiDts IL = e 5o gas 5ses asa5 R2 . I
week and 1876 bales last year al Sisl 7 10 6ss
s3 0Go bales against 80 524 bales l2S -5 @ - ~ $50
bsiss against 1879 bales last week ana '''' '1ls la-
=@5 5,ro Exchange special Liverpool eabie spst cotton
tmerican 400o bales Aiiddlins upland "a % ] IC-a
~ LIE Gonths closed quiet At net decline 9f 10 8
ber-D -Dseenber o5a @ 60 s,5 5Iarcr- Tril
s3s - 60 uI5luzs, 454sd Manchester: Yarns ana
'oi5 ILorK AND MEALThe @ market tor aoqr r. o55 TaS
quiet unlh1ftse- 4ug rs - S-,c4a,ga5 ,sth a
ma! ocattere trade The following are prices qlGsta On
g Sc 30 Ss% tnsf 21 s,Fish5s $ 24 asPs s. 40
asa s.. spring clears - -gG$t % 60 .lsg - BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR market Gull e2lgea 81 HS Fi- - Pc 20
god 81 5St 20 ea2iaq KIN t. ;a9eg ] s s 59s t @ ME9f
stead Stead 81 6GSi 70 FEEDesten barely steady; ely
go Quoted. Western spring 81 30 aad1sl MD
ding s24 60. -four g. sS 3 10 5sa q0E 2 SOS 20. I'd
1s al october snilrneut. AoIny elopl 80 toq
50 CRAINZvHEA TExcept for hprrE OF of a5oGt @ o A.
-. - oDeutug the wheat market to-eay We, Ilot
Tucjl disturbed by the possibi!ty o. s." ar
Neither country - pE9L14lNsAN
rrop or exports and ccnaerTatiys tgacers were
- ~ opinion that about the Only way ths
u s,~rtsliv affect wheat woglc be IN the possible
oo--.ca lions vyith of the big European power
cfT-as factor ro-days wheat market was t2e
.rtiruation of Tremendous mover eae1t uL , or
bearshur5s u weekly sta Atti
l'IIA7 - T,urF -nge-ner rrct' -~c os- cars, or
,+aT 10 toward tAe height on t-le fr'y L.
49, rr-s'u- vIralree had sci c8rs Total western
.-f,ts were 25T9 900 buaneis compared win Ilso-
te.r'tL tLss-,t. yr4r ago It vas bur natural uuuer
-. ci~rraetsnces that the flsihie supply sAe0la IH
t- sTshe els. comparing WIN a decrease
I5a bushels EtFOoruhaA made No-iG 3
tr-1sats Isl 81a0e bushels increase OF -oJo 900
previous week. but as the continent
- tbe bulk Of H. 68a000 bushes Liverpool
scrsS an early OF 7s q 4 q. when however
,-as mostly lost nnal prices H that HHAe- snow ING
onv 4 a a vance suggesting no great eiAeiy
question Of The quantity On passage
irrreased 4 600 bushels From the Tact tnet ihs
a1,-+r1 shipped 8ul 4sa bushels las week. bulls
endeavored make strong point out % me "erld 5
shfDr1euts without much success On ne pfeak
Iybich followed the opening advance Of = nc Be
wis Chicago dropped to sok ana IN
So Work 10 al 0g T-Is rsaahfng point around
midday Hsrs ssme biS expert Funor" suueA tns
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions IL bankruptcy were fled yesterday IN
TIE United States District Court as follows;
Voluntary. Max KurIansik, liquor dealer, OF
Goshen \ 7, liabilities. = 80 g; no assets he
go fgr Itcuorg supplied during 1s5 and 1876, the
oebts being contracted a. Passalc, n J.
Involuntary, against TIE High Art Astl1LAcL1E
.ng Company. which makes women : = 49, az
El-ouos Il No - Grand street by FTessILeL q
70. E1d Others whose claims aggregate - Y
Transfer and concea-ment OF sloch Iie ail75eI =
ne liabilities are said tO De S0eU and the STOCK
Is sasc 10 BE- worth zoe harvey l. 4Au!e" VS.
FoI5snts-- SanIue! J. Ruth builder. of No. -
Aess ---ta street, formerly n Partnership ~
kSchel Holman. Ia a2iliJies soI44e - no 45+l
ssys ne owes Sarah Z Mcpherson, Is guar u4AN
q S-ep.eu q Roach and Belden Roach minors.
tfss. th= ceat being oris7nAL1y Tses+
mortgage on the premises al 30 "a " esL
street since foreclOEed- other claims are
those o, Isaac N Bernstein No, . Br3aoISey'
Si-f =. and Joseph Hamilton, q f-useroiiiDe
InrgI---rsr- srsirsf the Salem Nal Company.
q Nc Zr Pearl street by Edward AorCAe2, vi. SO
ezr IS az : fror51issC~v note FOR S.U0- Admission
q Insolvency e alleged IN the petition. ,3s
E Pratt was appointed receive - - - .s sssrs
.v5iuutz-y. Rur1s walIingham Atwood q No
~ u: 10 assets. The debts we're contracted IN
ISrrytc1r y. z. during the present year $780,
essser. a. No. Zt Bower. By Samuel STREET. Co.
E1t1 claim for E.Esz 2 1
seluatsry. Anthony James Bleeeker. .L Sapsts 3 ,
No lE Broadway. liabilities. BIS IS. unsecured :
Gssets. ia e.
Voluntary. william Z Lee, of No e West 70
Ftreet. Liabilities Ssss "a. with assets
Voluntary A MCcersOhn. Cf No q West
lzta greet liabilities 81 ios q. unsecured. as
volunta-y Irving o Deicke. Of No 30 East 1875
street Liabilities 3. .ges q. unsecured. assets
Sever q Deicke's creditors national banks in
ths and other cities
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

COTTON-The cotton market lower TO-DAY.
with the close barely STEADY al net decline OF lOaL4
points iGo,Cie bales
iet opened Al a decline 3Q4 points. and with only
slight rallies showed generally declining tendency me
close being at practically the lowest point OF the DAY
There considerable Southern selling with very ALte
demand sellers took Grohts IS pft-A-
while the general news seemed 70 9e 2.
confirm be-rlsh NieWs az lllS
due. with private
vices indicating change IN the Manches er sLJlll-t
and att tESlr-cle-. teIlA-C 20
absorb hedge sales. The weather good over ne
J end 10 Urecritation Of consequence beng reported
while temperatures higher and conal-l1is as
ola suggested rapid progress with picking and GIN
Ming and Consequently bearish gtners report on Cco
her 2s There quite good deal oI laIA OF 1tttI
of offers following Win
rasl OF spo. buyers upor the completion q september
-Tr5-n7er-s ss1r while low prices were
reroTted il seemed general impression tnat te IN
terror rule were I,Hai
raTr with the local contract. Nevertheless 4oci pr
fessionas were inclined 70 accept Ihe 9o4--- - +7
t-i+tr he approach further cOncessl1Ts IN tae N
+,CT markets The officially reported Were ul
lower. SaVaClah reporting te-lLiIe u
y-ant private crop estimate was Issued placing
the crop at u 500 O9U bales. -. - ,- -,-.-s- 70 -sy
The range Of contract prices III --e --~--
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
GET CONTROL OF B. & N.
Billiard Interests Sad to O1Cn Tot-
ing Preponderance
IBy telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Boston. Oct Sit announced this evening
that the Billiard interests had obtained enough
Boston s. Maine stock to give them control. The
stock has been acquired by purchase in some cases
and IN others by exchange of American Bell
Telephone stock. and high $40 a share has
been paid
1t is understood that between nftv thousand and
sixty thousand shares have been obtained in the
last few days. These, with the 1loOo0 shares pur-
chased from the New Haven and other minor
blocks. make majority holding. The annual meet
ing viii take place on October "a
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
PLAN TO SELL MEXICAN BONDS.

Negotiations well under way for the sale Of
issue bonds the amount q many millions
~ dollars 20 De put OUT soon BY the institution re
Gently formed II Mexico BY decree Of the federal
Fove-zme1t 10 further the extensive plans for the
DEVELOPMENT Of rae agricultural resources Of that
country through the installation OF vast system
o irrigation Il understood that the bonds for
Ehicn International banking groups are bid
ding Eu be guaranteed unconditiOnally as TO
bot principal and interest by the Mexican gov
er--re1t
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
N. Y. c. SHAKE-UP DENIED,
Officials Of Road Scof at Reports
from Buffalo.

Reports from Buffalo yesterday that there was
TO be a wholesale shakeup IN the personnel OF the
New York Central lines were officially denied at
the main offices Of the company in this city.
e Nice-President Charles F. DAILY, who the re-
ports said. would succeed William H. Newman as
president when asked about the matter said: Tt
IS absolutely untrue from beginning TO end
w c Brown, the senior vice-president and
other hign officers Of the New York Central said
there was nothing in the reports so far as they
knew
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
MURRAY TALKS TO BANK RECEIVERS
Insists on Reforms in Management of Failed
National institutions

Washington, Oct. 5.-Lawrence O. Murray the
Controller Of the Currency. insists that there shall
De reforms on the part OF receivers in the manage
rnent Of failed national banks. More expedition.
Tess expense and more rigid application OF sound
conscientious business methods must characterize
the management Of receivers in dealing with the
trusts 10 which they are assigned
1hese facts were made plain by Mr. Murray at a
called conference of fifteen receivers held N b,s
office to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

and being consideTably oversold II raplaly @
recovered, closing from 4s ale net higher IN NeW
York As high 11o loads were reported tor expoIt
local shippers could not confirm any sucn eI1ol
Throughout the day there was good cash oeInsha
for wheat Minneapolis. and the winnipeg rnarsst
strength. these facts EiTEg some cocr
% he Cash wheat IN tEe tecai
market quoted Is follows. No red. 81 % = Q
06% elevator, and 81 07&s o b ahoati No l
Northern Duluth. 81 I05s and 40 hard winter:
81 0Szs Z ahoat. CORN-The war talk received
very little attention from traders and after
slight opening rise. the market broke about - per
ibushe under liquidation bearish missouri state re
port and good weather throughout most OF the belt
Light receipts bulls however ana some
buying developed the decline, causing SUB
ssqUe1t sharp recoveres with final prices IN New YORK
\ q higher and in Chicago about net unchanged
Only 395 bushels received at interior points
against $4,000 bushels and the visible
supply increased only 900 bushels The Liverpool
market closed y lower "a higher while worlds
shipments were about the as the previous week
The cash market stfu nominal. being quoted SIC
elevator and seize o a1oat to arrive OATS
The OF prices compare lively narrow
and the market held fairly steady all day. There
ncrease OF f.163 600 bushels n the visible supply
Cash in New York closed follows Mixed,
% to 32 10. 53c; white % 81 10. SO Z soc
and clipped whftse B. 4c 10. 551z T81c. RYE
Market dull; No Western. s4%c nominal Nsw
York BARLEI-Msrket steady; mailing. 80 SIC c
Z Buffalo and feeding, 63h 64Ac i New York
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

RFFVFS-Recef0ts FOR two days 15+
~ lg a ag Of ith IS cars we're at Jersey city and a
Goth street yards steers were In moderate suPpy
f1lv maintained rated arm especially
TS7p1T1 kept about ali the Hebrew saugherers
from the market and no sales Of bulls or cows exSePt "a
the 6oth street Yards would 6e sold Tues
n a few bulls s. T5aS9 and fat cows at 50 75-
Dressed 1efI Eao @ = INN IN % 1 80 s,sss aT5 ad7~ - Tsva1
beef latest LiverFool and London cao.ss qnotsd I've
Of cattle or beef to Britain either to-day
lsa s s J.le sa"psE @ Sd 10 9n 9sr 100 y % a Ias S s
s. S. y do 125s 70 at 50 go DO 14,3 n AZ 50 30; 10
10 35 I25 n a. s. so % Do 1877 r at - 5o p DO
iY7S n at s. a. q do 1I4I n a. s. 30 . do 1867 70
a 81 Il Kentucky % l2s2 n a. s. 40 ,-
q virginia DO 1872 r a. s5 cows 1850 y. at Sc %
,45 esI - s,saghtsrs-s and 61s for ~. market
higher F-asssrs ard fed calves At the upper yards
1ai der5aa5 ana prices weak: lght westerns srs n-r
1soies 2 s2s veas li s8d al s 5os6 3 P m n es a. s
so -svss a. slgFe- fr,res sht vssts1 cSivss az s9
T5 Dressed calves steady = hrn At sAe14t=r PER
ara 5asc for drs---s ~ras-ers ans 81 calvee
50 e per 100 n 56 1a5 n st 50 ~ II 10 II y q,
= DO 17a n 81 90. 20 p. at 81 iT5 srassers
Je!i w5ss5 Ca 10 -, zsal- ~ p At II 50 80 ~, 10
v oJ7s 3 . 1eai. I4s n. at 50 80. 10 do 1H
=, Al 81 so 7 30. 30 p. a 81
= - . 60 ia = AT IS so 40 10 -. at
e 90 u do - f5 I0- md fet calves
aa1 n grasserz. is2 n. az 81 =; - DO. i05
~ AZ 81 81 - v-a-fln-s. 2s5 S3 10
George and I Dfllenhack. veals 80 -. 50 78
Il 50 183 n 50 80, DO i26 n at g.. - grassers
John p Nelson: vsals, 153 Ib. AZ 50 IS. 10 do.
lto H. a. 81 so do lSs IL a. 50 So Do l2s r.
Iss IL at s.: grassers and fed calves. 233 10
fs @ a sTss las s. S AZ II s q o4 do s4 n .. ls IS 80
y. 4. Hume: s vssiS. 1so D. aa % Tui Q Dc. ~
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

Eepubiicsnsli Remember that the party can
rot win unless you vote. To vote you must
register. You register to-day Il is your
eHty 70 register to-day, unless you did 80 yes
ssrsU. Te walt msy cost you and the party
Sss< ssss.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

Do It! Do IT to-day! Do it now!I! REGISTER.
me registry booths are open from a. n to
To p m If you live in Manhattan or The Bronx
you VIII fnd the place in this issue of The
tribune Register before you go to business
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
BOSTON sTOcks.
"Asksd

Did you register yesterday u not. 90 50 to-
day. Do not fail 20 have your name the
rolrnent books before 10 o'clock to-nisht. Ths
places OF registry close At that time. They spsa
ak a. N. Better register ssriys
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
ALLIS-C CHALMERS.

for the year ended June 50. 1913. has been issued
The profit and loss account compares as follows;
1905 1907 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

Wheat: Opening Higa. Low C1css. day
May --....-.- 09$ 09i4 1 OsS 0eA 0ss
Corn:
December 7e 7sa B4 7sB 70
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

NEW YORK CITY BONDS
Furnished by Eyer < &C, No. . =" al street,
------ ITof,,rfty BID Oner Yield
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October 5. 1905
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-02-21
NOTICE OF HEARING.

In the matter OF the Ricilanf
Drainage District, District NC. >
R,nton County, Washington.
TOLL. Kershaw and Jane Doe
Kershaw his wife:
TAKE NOTICE: That the C 1stnry
Engineer has dled his reporta lands and
on 0pb itn' or corporate roads or railroads
that would be- benefited by the i Inn ,ote1
nSnt and made an estimate OF the ev t1 the
number Of acres to &c lmproH The spect-
seasion Of the manner in which tn. i'm
pietsd the estimated d de- ,ags by !nI reason
accrue sa;d 10 improvemsnt, together with the the
:oard Of County Commissioners OF o.. Ben
ton County have dxef Morday the
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-02-21
NOTICEOF HEARING.

In the matter of the Richland
Drainage District, District No. 3,
Benton County, Washington.
To K. 6. Belden and Jane Doe
,elden. his wife:
TAKE NOTICE.: That the County
Engineer has filed his report and return
# schedule for the lots and lands and
,ublic or corporate roads or railroads
hat would be benefited by the improve,
nent and made an estimate or the tota,
number of acres to be improved by the
construction Of said ditch and the speci-
ication Of the manner In which the i'm
provements are to be made ana com.
oleted the estimated damages that VIII
IF said Improvement. together with the
plat, profile and report of same. and the
Board of County Commissioners or Ben-
ton County have fixed Monday. the
nd day of March. A. =. 1905. at 10
,'cIock A. NJ at the Court House at
orosser Washin gton as the time and
lace for hearing said rcpOrt.
The route of said drainage ditch is
rs follows:
Commencing at point 80 feet east
md 1914 feet north deg min F
rom the u corner between sections
II and Is. r. north r. IS T. w. NJ:
INNING thence N deg. > min. r
'546.6 feet to point 80 feet east Of
ne sec tlOn corner between Sprt1OnS 10
'1-14-15 T 9 n r IS E. ". NJ: thence
running 0 deg. min. T. aS7.5 feet
thence 5 50 deg. :, min. T.. 1919 feet
hence = 65 deg. ~ min. f. %10S feet,
hence y - deg. 80 min. f. 1912 feet
hence N deg. II min. u, sac feet,
hence n 10 deg. 10 min. w 300 feet
hence n As deg. min. " 331.t feet:
thence deg. : min. r 1854 f.:
hence S 50 deg. 5 min. w 1928 it.
to point 81 fit. east and 81 feet North
If "a corner between sections 1911
Q n. r. 2S F.. w. NJ: thence N. doc
min. r $3.50 feet. thence N 0 dec
I min. f. 1926 feet. to rOint or
rcrth line of section 10. + N. r. %
:. w NJ 2O6 min. East of N w cor
Ter of said section 10. thence 80 dog.
Is min. e 213.4 feet. thence N 81 Re-"
70 min f POS feet; thence 5 81 deg
= min. f 295 feet, thence S SO dec
&c min f 313 feet: thence n II deg
IS min F., 324 feet; thence n l dog.
Ii min. F 5tt feet: thence y. 63 deg
- min. f., GA feet: thence S 81 de-
Is min. E. 2S6 feet: thence S. 10. deg
70 min. F.. 3i2 feet: thence S ~ deg
Sc min. E. 644 feet; thence s. 60 deg
y min. f. 231S feet; thence N. - deg
- min. r 21CS feet to COlurnhia River
The said district includes the follow
,@ described lands:
Lots S-9-lO-1l-l2 Block 2. Penn's
Addition to Richland. containing
,cre, of which you are the owner OF
r puted owner.
w. S. Jenkins, County Auditor.
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NOTICE OF HEARING

In the Matter of the Richlant
Drainage District. District No
Benton County, Washington.
TO Henry Hener and Jane Doe
Hener his vie.
TAKE NOTICE: That the County
Engineer has filed his report and return
of schedule for the lots and lands and
public or corporate roads or railroads
that would be benefited by the improve
ment and made an estimate Of the tota
number of acres to be improved by the
construction of said ditch and the speci
dcation of the manner in which the i'm.
provements are to be made and COM
pleted the estimated damages that will
accrue to each piece Of land by reason
or said Improvement, together with the
Board Of County Commissioners Of Ben,
tor County have fixed Monday. the
md day of March, A. -. 1908. at 1C
o'clock "A. NJ, at the Court House at
l'rOSSer, WASN'T ,..rUn. as the time and
place for hearing said report
The route of said drainage ditch is
rs follows:
Commencing at a point 80 feet east
aud 1914 feet north deg 2 min E
from the u corner between sections
IA and Is. T. north r. % f. W. NJ:
running thence N 0 deg. 2 min. E.
the section corner between sections 10
11-14-15 r N r % F. w. NJ: thence
running N deg. min. E 1915 feet
thence SO deg IS min. F. 1919 feet
thence 5 81 deg ~ min. f 31OS feet
thence N 40 deg. IS min. + 1912 feet
thence n deg. II min. f 642 feet
thence n 19 deg. 10 min. w 300 feet
thence n 4S deg. min. w 1914 feet.
thence n 0 deg. min. E 1854 it.:
thence S SO deg. 5 min. w BPS it,
20 a point 80 #. east and 80 feet North
If 4 corner between sections 10-11. T
N. r. IS f. w. NJ; thence NJ y de-
min. $3.50 feet thence N 0 dee
II min. f. 1926 feet, to a point on
.orth line of section 10. T N R. 2s
Z. w. NJ 206 min. East of N w cor
Ter of said section 10: thence N 80 deg
IS min. L 213.4 feet; thence N 81 deg
10 min. 20S feet; thence S 81 deg
II min. E 295 feet; thence S SO deg
&c min T. 313 feet: thence IL deg
g min E. 324 feet; thence N 1 deg
"A min. E 544 feet; thence n. So deg.
% min. f. GA feet; thence s 81 deg
s min. E. 2S6 feet: thence $. 1G. deg
20 min. f. 312 feet: thence S AZ deg.
l6 min. E. 644 feet; thence S. 62 deg
I min. E. 244 feet: thence N 40 deg.
'S min. E. 231.S feet; thence N. II deg.
. min.' E 37O.S feet to Columbia River.
The said district includes the follow
ne described lands:
SWA OF EH OF S w 4 OF section
;. township 9 north OF range %. e
m, containing 10 acres, of which
YOU are the owner or reputed owner.
w. S Jenkins, county auditor
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NOTICE OF HEARING.

NOTICE OF HEARING.
In the matter of the Richlhnd
Drainage District District No. 3.
Benton County. Washington.
To Fanny Nj. Penn and Jno. Penn,
her husbands:
TAKE NOTICE: That the County
Engineer has filed his report and return
public or corporate roads or railroads
that would be benefited by the improve
ment and made an estimate of the total
number Of acres to be improved by the
construction of said ditch and the Specf-
fication of the manner in which the inn
prOvementS are to be made and COM
pleted the estimated damages that will
accrue to each piece of land by reason
plat. profile and report of same. and the
Board Of County Commissioners of Rem
ton County have fixed Monday. the
md day of March. A. D. 1908. ut 10
o'clock A: NJ, at the Court House at
Prosser Washington, as the time and
place for hearing said report.
The route Of said drainage ditch is
as follows:
Commencing at point 50 feet east
and 104.4 feet north deg. min. f.
IA and Is. T. north r. % E. W. NJ:
running thence N deg. min. r.
1886 feet to a point 30 feet east of
the section corner between sections TO-
11-14-15 T 9 N r % f. w. NJ: thence
running N deg. min. E 1915 feet.
thence S SO deg. Is min. f. 1919 feet.
thence S IS deg. AZ min. f 310S feet.
thence n 40 deg. SIS min. E 1912 feet,
thence N Deg. IA min. E 642 feet.
thence N 10 deg. 10 min. w 500 feet.
thence N 4S deg. min. w 1914 feet:
thence N 0 deg. 5 min. F. 1864 it..
thence S SO deg. min. w 312.3 it..
to point 80 #. east and 80 feet North
of Il corner between sections 10-11.
9 n. r. rs f. w. M; thence ~ 9 deg.
1 min. f 1898 feet. thence N dee.
IL min. E. 1926 feet. to a point on
north line of section 10. II 9 N. K. %
z. W. NJ 2O6 min. East of w cor
ner of said section 10: thence N 80 deg.
81; min. T. 213.4 feet; thence N 81 deg
40 min. E 2OS feet; thence S 81 deg.
II min. 295 feet: thence S 80 deg
36 min. e 313 feet; thence N II deg
IL min. f. 324 feet: thence n ! deg
IA min E 544 feet: thence N. 63 deg.
81 min. E. GA feet: thence ca deg.
IL min. E. 286 feet: thence S. 10. deg
10 min. e. 312 feet; thence s a. Cog
46 min. F.. 644 feet; thence 5. 62 deg.
81 min. E. 244 feet; thence n 40 deg.
iG min. f. 231.S feet: thence n. II deg.
% min. f sos feet to Columbia River.
The said district includes the follow
| ing described lands:
Blocks 1-3 4. and lots to ). lots 13
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% min. + 3IOY feet to Columbia Rfrer.
The said district includes the follow
ing described lands:
Blocks 1-3 4. and lots to 5, lots 13
and 20 and lots 22-23 "a, Block 2,
Penn's Addition to Richland, con-
tanning PAP acres. W. S. Jenkins.
County Auditor,
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ing described lands:
SH of NWA Of section 2, Township
o North ofRange 90, E w. NJ, belo"
4. W. Canal, containing AZ 53 acres
of which you are the owner or reput
cd owner. ". $. jenkins,
County Auditor.