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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
Eraulein Adamov5tch

Of short years, knighted tpree actors and five
dramatists | refer, in the first instance to Henry
Irving and Squire Bancroft, end in the second to
Tree, Arthur Wing Pinero, Arthur Conan Doyle F. c.
Burnand, Gilbert Parker and the late w S. Gilbert
MI ANY Of us apt to, smile at the thrill that
NA steadles English attors voices when recalling
royal favors, be they slight but not all Amer
players have been free from that same snobbsh
far less pride of her splendid working
up from the drudgYy of vending newspapers on the
streets of Detroit 60 leading position among Shake
spearean stars OF the last half century, than Of the
fact that, late IN life, she occupied the same hotel
suite reserved 6or Edward VII. when, Prince of
telry by the way, the famous served dish
washer IN hYr days of early struggle
Something Of the Victorian and reverence for
royal faVoS be cleaned from John Hare IS descrip
tlon OF tSSo Command performances. He had ap-
Peared Before at Sandringham. when King Edward,
entertainment for his eldest son. the late Duke of
Clarfnce A fortnight later the actor was summoned
TO Marlborough House. where the prince presented him
wfh silver cigar box embossed in gold and enamel
vNath his royal highness crest-and the head of a
hare wearing gold spectaclesl
In the late I. Edgar Pemberton s interesting book,
"John Hare, Comedian one CLEANS idea of the
position in which the most distinguished actor
finds himself when commanded - to exhibit his art
before his sovereign Hare acted twice before Vic.
toria The first time about twenty years ago
and I" a Pair of Spectacles' - again the play. The
performance in the Waterloo chamber Windsor castle
began at O'Clock the apartment being decorated in
ice hidden, lest her majesty be overcome by
heat. ''The lord chamberlain and other members of
the household - Mr. Pemberton goes on to tell US
''wore their official dresses-officers were in full
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20

both sides Of Douglas avenue from Har-
ward avenue TO the south line OF PARK
View subdivision, in Sidewalk Districts
Nos, 40 and "A, and defray the abut-
ters' portion OF the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at ten thousand one
hundred sixteen and 9T-l00 (sl0,li6.97l
dollars, or 95-l00 tS0,95) dollar per front
or linear foot abutting said Improvement.
there being l0,64s.5i feet abutting said
Improvement. by local assessment upon
the lots or pieces OF ground within the
following described district. being the
district TO be affected and benefited BY
said Improvement. namely:
The south 1874 feet OF the west side OF
lot S, the north llS.S feet of the west side
side Of lot I. the north 2s235 feet of
the west side OF lot 6. the south 262,5i
feet OF the west side OF lot 8. block / 1:
the west side OF block !. the west, side of
block i the south 222.75 feet Of is'V;cs the west
side OF lot 3. block 1 the west side OF
lots 10 z, inclusive. block l. Perkins
Boulevard subdivision. block L; the east
side Of lots II. Is and 49, the east side
Of the north 1920 feet OF lot 20. block
:; the east side OF lots L. and 20 To So.
Inclusiye, block l. Winfield subdivision.
IA; the west side of lot II. block o. the
west side of lots 81 TO 22, inclusive block
10; the west side OF lots "a TO 2S. Inclu-
sive, block II, Perkins First addition TO
Grand Wow subdivision. block Ia; the
west side OF lots 2. and 4, block la:
the east side OF the south 24l feet OF lot
Is, the east side OF lots |, and l6 to 10
Inclusive. block !; commencing at the
southeast corner OF lot l, block /. fve-
acre plat a, thence south 43 feet: the
north side OF lots 81 10 90. inclusive the
cast side of lots l and 92 block g. the
cast side OF lot 1. block 9; the west side
Of lots 2 TO II. inclusive. block l. Park
View subdivision. block 17-A, five-acre
plat A: fronting on the east side Of Terri
torial rond between the north line OF
Union Heights and the south side ri
Sugar avenue southeast 4l0.a6 feet; the
west side of lots 10 IL. inclusive. block
o the west side of lots TO s. inclusive.
block {. Union Heights subdivision block
i6. commencing at the southwest corner
OF lot 3. block I. Union Heights subdvi-
sion. thence south 20 degrees Is minutes
east 1871 feet; the west side OF lots
! to s. inclusive. block 6. the west side
OF lots l 10 II, inclusive. block 5: the
west Side OF lots 1 10 II. inclusive block
A. the west side Of lots to H. Inclusive
block 3; the west side OF lots / 10 G.
inclusive. block 2, Union Heights subdl-
vision. block 46. tcn-acre plat A, Big
Field survey
The total cost OF said Improvement Is
estimated AT ten thousand seven hun.
dred sixtv-eight and 2i-l00 (sl0T8S.24l
dollars, OF which sum the city's portion
is six hundred 1fty-one and oT-l00
tS651.2O dollars. leaving ten thousand
one hundred sixteen and 97-l0O (SlO-
1is.oD dollars TO be raised by local as
sessment.
All protests and objections TO the cor
rving out Of such intention must he prc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
MODERN SKYSCRAPER ROMANCE
1t Was Rudely Shattered, However
the Heroine Talked

T HE young man who figures in this
is employed in an office in
skyscraper. His desk is by a
window that overlooks a court.
Directly across the court from him an
other person works at window. Yes,
this person is a girl, of course. There
wouldn't be any sense in taking off
ones coat and recording lot Of facts
about two men working at two windows
at opposite sides of court, would
thereg
Now young woman, If she be of face
and form and garb that constitute
balm to the optics. may be source of
much inspiration-if one may believe all
that gets into print, Still, if the truth
be known IN the case Of this young
man, he might have accomplished more
for his employer if there had been no
haired, rated young creature across
the way. For the sight of the girl acress
the way and concentration were things
apart. The young man would look at
the figure across the court when there
were figures on paper right in front of
him that he might have looked nj.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
Mill Stubel

the kaiser watches both stealthily and boldly for
thing like lese maleste-the slightest snicker
Hohenzoern-the empress keeps stern guard upo1
absolutely forbidden. But Berlin SO insstent
hearing the Strauss opera that the empress (spea
through the emperor) finally consented to its pr|
be supplemented by a taheau showing the three|
following tho Star of Bethlehem-thus remo
the curse from anything the daughter of Herl
might do and drapng general veil of Christian
pose over the entire entertainment.
Several months ago burlesque of The Gel
crown princes adventures Asia, called Min
Terrible: or, Arthur's Trip Through the Far 70
was acted, but, lest this surprises you, let me add
it was played by royal amateurs and in the casiu
the First regiment of the guards. at Potsdam.
kaiser let the travesty pass and intended to SEQ
performance. but was prevented by illness. One o
crown prince S chums, Count Won Arnim, wrote
skit while another Count vonRantzau, buresqued
IN the title role. However not long before th
professional company. Of hurlesquers found now ga
thing it was to poke fun at the kaiser and ms
den trips No pointed references were made.
up-todate Berlinese knew that Wilhelm and Au
were referred to when the comedian said: 'fPee
Gussiei let's take trip! The comedian
rested and imprisoned for lese majestic. When N
released and reappeared Berlin crowded into Chg
ter to welcome him. As the moment for the lin
near all ears and eyes nlertly opened wide. a.
toward the crowded house the burlesquer cover
mouth with his hand for Just the length OF -tl|
would take to speak the line. then continued VI
role-though amid an uProar of laughter and q
1t happens that German is the only livinG'
with morganatic wife formerly an actress
TO Duke George III of SAKE NJ einingen, He ig|
than eighty-five years old. and was twice marrie
fore making Helen Franz his wife The first d.
was Princess Charlotte of Prussia. Their son i1
ried to Emperor Wilhelm's eldest sister. In "a
married Princess Feodor of Hohenohe, daught
Queen Victoria 8 half-sister. Thirteen months
her death he married Frau!ein Franz OF the q
company attached to the Sake .Meiningen Court
ter first creating her Baroness Heldburg. The
did her little good in so far as the aristocracy 2
little capital concerned for all the memneI
her and all the Officers of the court resigned.
theless the dukes own family-includng his
daughter-in.law formerly Princess Charlotte OF
sa--are on the friendliest of terms with baf
Hedburg and, what seems to Americans, at lea
most Importance the actress and The duke have
happily as man and wife for more than forty yel
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When

OF "a girl who would take a keen in
tSfest in him. would chide him for not
,eSeariDg vest on cool evening when
be might catch cold, and would notice
every time he wore new necktie.
At last he found himself in the reali-
zatlon OF one of his fondest hopes. He
met herl 1t happened out at one Of
the beaches She had gone out with
her sister, and her sisters gentleman
friend and this friend was acquainted
with an old friend of our hero, who
was out there, and things worked out
SO that everybody was introduced all
hands around The young man of the
window on the court and the creature
of the window opposite strolled away
to talk things over until the next dance
should start up.
We saw you at the window n
thousand times, she began. "Of
course / never liked to rubber or moth.
IN. Nav always brought we girls up
not to stare at no one, and the boss
Jest about throws fit if he sees any
body in the office lookin as if they
wasn't tending strickly to bizz. ]
never have knew such place to work.
d have went to some other office
long ago only the pays pretty good,
and I need the cash.
The young man danced with her
silently, and then excused himself. His
Illusion was so rudely shattered that
he felt like a man who had been struck
over the ear with paving brick. Next
week he is going to have his desk
moved away from the window
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
Princess Yourieffka
BY vANDERHEYDEN FYLEs.

FTER all 'Ecome down - is largely question
~ OF the point of view. Take that, for instance,
~ of a famous continental tragedienne who spent
the last half Of her career stage. His
rionic fashors-which finally went far beyond her
stately and emphatic method leave her to poverty
and obscurty in her declining years-had already
changed considerably when she swallowed her Shake
speareau pride the extent Of engaging herself to
play in a modern New York melodrama, At early
rehearsal the producer dared interrupt her IN the mid
die of resoundng period TO suggest little modera
ton Actors who were in the company trembe TO this
day when recalling the tempest of her fury. At the
climax the most gigantic expression of her out
dare cricise mc-I who have been the mistress Of a
king ;.
accept this the only relation between royalty and
the stage. 4 burlesque recently In New York
cerned itself, boldly and unbushingly with the sup
posed infatuation of the youthful King Manuel of
Portugal for Gaby DeYs, of the Paris music halls
and the aged Leopold IL of the Begians disporting
with Cleo de Merode long has been the popuarly
oepted symbolism of Royalty and the Stage"
pUT there is another side People do not realize
ties and actresses have turned out happily Perhaps
actress who died in her seventy sixth year. Janu
airy l2, 1890 The duke cousin to Queen Victoria,
while the alliance Is related to stage through the
fact that the actress of Barton Hill, who
died about year ago after long and prominent
speaIe and the sold comedies in companies headed
BY Edwin Booth. by Helene Modjeska by others and
by himself, The duke and Mrs. FitzGe Gorge, as the
e1actress chose thereafter to be known lived
and wife for over fifty years though he could have
rank The English law, in regard royal marriages.
taxes nc account of morganatic unions. they being
no donot that King George ", contracted such
union with Mrs. Fitzherbert though later he calmly
took Princess Caroline of Brunswick wife and con-
The Duke of Cambridge and Mrs Fitz.Gecre had
several children, among them Colonel FitzGeorge of
Royal navy Mrs. Fitz-George never was received at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20

Once he was offered better job with
another firm, but ne stayed where he
was for the sake of the view;
Don t get a wrong impression. It
was not in a flirtatious spirit that II n
young man gazed absently across the
court. The creature at the win nw
opposite was not the kind that cou' din 4
make her eyes behave. She ha 4 her
eyes under perfect control. The % was
something about her that dispe, ,ttad any
notions one might have to get. familiar
q sweetly serious counter 6nce that
made one think she must be a great
help 10 her mother. There was some
thing unusual about her. She had her
soft, lustrous hair propped up some with
rats, it is true, but p6t to extremes.
Her eyes were full of gentleness and
she smiled often. Eot at ANYBODY.
though--jnst smiled good humoredly as
she took dictation or went ahead with
her work.
The young mSn across the court
DIVIDING his att sntion between the two
Klnds or hgures had never heard her
VOICE: but ne, knew that it was soft
ana low and resonant. She didn't come
to work Win different outfit on
every dsy, either. But she always wore
color co mbiV ations that seemed to have
grown II & together, and her shirtwaists
were 1lderfully fresh and neat That
was ope thing that appealed TO the
younE man opposite.
IL the six months OF more that the
70 hng man had been looking across
q ~. court at the features of his ideal
Eeir eyes had never met squarely-
not once. She would look over occa.
fs!onally in dreamy way, but when
the two lines of vision were about to
become coineident she would giance
leisurcly away. 1t was impossible for
one to send any wireless HHonest /
know you d like me'' message to her
Pretty refreshing, too, the young man
4 opposite told tho boys in the office
She WASH I going around making auy
chance acquaintances, but he was will
ing to bet that once a fellow got "a
know feer real well she WAS the sor,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by ene
council OF Salt Lake City Of the
ton of such council TO make the q
Ing described improvement. 10 VIZ;
Constructing cement sidewalks e.
feet Wide and four (D inches IN
both sides OF Wall street between 81
North and Apricot streets on tha
side OF Wall street between Aprfcq|
Third North streets; on the east U
Center street between North Mali
Fourth North streets; on the mort
OF Second North street between
Main and Wall streets: and on tne
side OF Third North street betwce1
and West Capitol streets, IN s!o.
district No. 27, and defray the Soy
portion OF the cost and expense w
estimated at four thousand seven
dred forty-eight and 2-lo0 U.s.
dollars: or one and 20-100 (Sl.20J 81
per front or linear foot abuttlng s3a(
provement. there being 3956,6s feet
ting said Improvement, by ioe~
sessment upon the lots or piec,
ground within the following descrioe}
rr!ct, being the district 10 DO ~
and benefited by said improse'
namely: -.
The west side OF lots 2. 2. I a
block II; the west side OF lots y .:
5. block II; the west side Of lofs
and 3. block 8: the cast size OF
ana G, block ls; the east sido OK
the south 1871 feet OF the east
,ot !. the north 72.6 feet OF tns
side Of lot $. the south side OF
and 3. block II. plat T.: the wes<
OF lots 10 .. inclusive. block
north side OF lot I. block .. plat -
Lake CITY survey.
The total cost OF said lmproVenn.
estimated at six thousand four nu1
sixty-s!x and S5-100 ts6466.s6o doia-
which sum the city's portion is eng
sand seven hundred eighteen anq
(Sl7lS.S3) dollars, leaving four tno@
seven hundred forty-eisht ana
(sfTjS .02) dollars 10 be raised ~
assessment. a.
All protests and objections 20 "
rylnr out Of such intention must
scnted in writing. stating the"ein
block. or description OF propertysa.>.
city recorder on or before the SS.1
OF August 1911. being the ume
said council when 4, VIII hear enS
slider such protests and objections
oe made thereto.
HY order OF the city counch
Lake City. Utah.
Dated February II. 1911; r
b s. RIVES. CITY Hscot~'
SfF~,.olt extension No lh'
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sented In writing. stating therein "a
block. or description of property.
City Recorder on or before the 5th
September, 1911. being the time @
said council when 81 will hear and
slider such protests and objections e
be made thereto.
BY order of the City Council o.
Lake City. Utah.
Dated April 27. 1911. ii
B. S. RIVES. City Recon
Sidewalk extension No l5T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
PRINCESS MAY INHERIT
THE DUCHY OF FIFE
Special Cable 10 The Tribune

LONDON. Aug. 19.-Princess Alexan-
ora Dun has distinction unluue In
English history. She has the prospect
OF becoming duchess IN her own right.
The duke OF Fife has no male heir and
Princess Alexandra is therefore heiress-
apparent 10 the title. Her sister prIn
cess Maud. is heiress -presumptive There
has been several instances OF ladies who
were created ducheeses in their own
right
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20

both sides OF Ninth East and Eleventh
East streets from the old CITY limits TO
Sugar avenue; on the east side of Elev-
enth East street and Highland Park drive
from Sugar avenue to the south line OF
Union Heights subdl vision; on the south
SIDE or Harvard avenue from Eleventh
East street to Douglas avenue: and on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby grven by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City OF the inten-
ton OF such council TO make the follow
Ing described Improvement, to Wit
Constructing cement sidewalks Ave (5)
feet E!de and four (D inches thick on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20

4 FTER all, come down - is largely a question
\ OF the point of view. Take that for instance,
4 of a famous continental tragedienne who spent
the last half of her career on stage. His
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
ST. Mary's Academy

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. l.
Conducted by the Sisters of
Holy Cross from Notre Dame,
Indiana.
This is one of the finest
and most up-to-date educa-.
tional establishments in ttss
west.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE To
SISTER SUPERIOR. ST y$.rv',
Academy. Salt Lake City. ,O,ah,
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

Nary Wison, bellevue, p pesnoyers re-suh. O part
M 81 the ~ OF the q. WHY p 10. OF jefferson
being 100. inclusive Of ed sabd.ssaon.
- lraIlindsr ~. Bellevue. SUD. g - ~
Of the .. WHY y OF p. Q. No. H.. n. II
Smith, ". Beaufat plat OF sub OF lots - ana " Nal
Peter HUM. Bsaufait Puford schwartx sub o< nts
g. and OF whipples sub. Of lots 70 and "a Nal
- ~. Fischer. W. Beaufait last named sub,
:. 1lS7 It q 1flST n
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

sasn :as bssaisis s..st.a 1,S
zsaS = saa!isn :. Jefferson court ssui:a
farm Ehs. n Of jsG.rson .ve............:..::
sub
Bssufsit farms. jensr.sn csampi.ia st..
.saau s.t . .s name: cub :as
yesta e Meldrum Last named NED sbT
lots as to ISL ineiusiys also lots 1s, to ss ineiusvs
A sa.S as ssi q R Rs e sss n
A M Pitte . Medium. sub. Of sub Of the
Msldrum farm. being ..
- harden. :. n.laruH. ,.., named sub. ....a
8 Arm ~ ss ss s Of
that part of lot Of Sub. Be.uf.it farm.
fsa 2. ' a.id lSsa i Las: ana a..a ..
John Van viiss = Msidrun plat Of sub Of lot. 70 and
Es1seSnsr = M.idrua. las. named SUR
part d M:ie5sm ;s9H % c:. ~.
"a al O. Of . LOO IT
feA.nssrs = M.laruH Fran. Ro.h.aS.sS. SUB q
Hsa sub q n. .sa.s
ysSh Barry r MsIdra last named sub :.
81 sub Of II.
h,. iron sub q part Of lot. ii ana il
ord, g Mt Elliott plat of sub Of lot II and W. - a.
lot II. Meldrum farm n. Of jefferson ave. a y
ssnisr. |. NJ Eiliot last nslssd sub :. n 10 r.
. 10 n.
strip OF land 2s2 Il front by $50 T. IN
:I shown il lser !. folio io1. q Plat. - Nv
n Irwin. Mt, Elliott Trausott Schmidts sub Of
fhst part o. OF the Beaufat lying
q ssac iots ri 10 r anS 70 :i:: . =, ~. -
nsp w last named
ooc g Ma E 1s.,0 VIM last a.?.a y.os: nun 81
M9 sna.I and tht tess fr OF the " ssbs fr. Of
Re ES o. ali h0i sa a s saa ndEST
81 point - ely Elliott ave- said point
dssrss. " ass si I'm. C csSss,s h sR:
tbsucs n. degrees s273 IT q point, thence . al
% 1891 ps Dsn IL sss9Ss m .
% Mt I EiStt Last ;, named med, sub IN 90 e
S,,ns .. .y in: Can Ss.a:S point
sses % minute. 10 r. 10 20 p SGet ,Ss sns'
frees on minute: about 70 IT. TO point thence 70
cratiot ave. and .. OF and adjoining Mt Elliott ave-
3 -. q 50 r. Of n lssss r. Of v. ls7:ls #
and assti II of lot 40. Meldrum farm.
Mary Traup. Mt Elliott last named
Moran NJ E EiS, last named
rive. E.s s.l Bs.. part sI1ys 81 D.'
Sins I. Of II n 4 r. I lass a:Is y
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

~ consord last named sa suo Of r W asT: sub
81 that Of lot Beaufait farm D. C. 10 lying De-
Antietam
Q1andal. W concord Frances IT, Russeirs sub OF part
John sullivan Concord. last named sub
McEtov W. named sub.
I1cmas fIopson. Bellevue. Hopsons sub OF the W.
Of q z O ID. G 10. 10, confirmed by Louis
alley lying n OF and adjoining lots i,
* and and OF and adjoining ::..:...:......,
I'M. bank. q Bellevue McLeods sub OF the sly
li1S42 r. OF the My iSslss that OF 9.
sub OF .. c 49, farm. lying sly OF Mack ave-
a f,..ii.y,e ..t named sub
ID Bellevue. last named sub ...........-..
ID Mcleod. Bellevue, last named sub.
farm lying sly OF Mack (so-cAfed).
lying between the .. line OF lots 4. s and .
McLeod's -
Ches. Miller. o. Bellevue Of Of
"a = OF sub: OF o. Ia and OF the rear conees-
y, W q
Chas. Miller. Bellevue, sub
(nae- Miller. Bellevue. named
~. keselitz. Bellevue,
~ Puite, O. Bellevue He:rons sub of Beaufat
Roth, Bellevue last named sun.
Kate Roth. Bellevue. last named sub
o.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
SIXTEENTH WARD.

Fs4sick ORR Jefferson. plat OF Daniel scsttens sub
i o. that part OF 81 and 1859 f. Of
betwesn Fort 81 and the River road T. g., r. IL e.
Theo Lentz Jefferson plat OF the sub Of the
crane 10 It.
NO. 70 II. OF 100 n.
West side Brew. Co. Jefferson, and IL
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

q byO4 n. n b8.O4 ft.
csr a schmidt Rsedsr plat Of the sub OF the
G g 4dans Reeedss last named sub
f1f1I Hickey. Rteder, last
WI H.rfett a. Reeder last named sub. .,....!.....,
X4HrI Auenf n. Driggs. Jerome Dufneld
~ he e. sSf OF y. c 80. bet briggs and An
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
srxrEESrH wARD-tcsAtllssa)
Observation-Disclosures

Chas Housan . Anthem. Jsrome. Dufneld Reeder':
sub OF the e. s54 IT. OF D. c SO. bet briggs and
Anthem g. second Mat sub OF mart Of IN:
Walter Crane farm, 80 bet public alley OF Fort
Peter 81 HiTth : Fort plat OF Reeder jerome & Duff
neld's OF the sS4 IT, OF p c. 3D. T. s. r. II T..
Peter T. Hirth Fort. named sub. .....n $40 r.
Aug TheeL last named sub,...............s.!.
Aug Thes Fort plat OF the sub OF the Walter Crane
.
Helena Carry Fort last named sub. ..............
r. " sewald Fort last named sub. n 80 II OF so n
= n. 80 IT. OF 5 80 IT.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

W. ar ~ 49, Fsrdinsnd iast named .ub n rs n
AS n
w J. Gray 1T. o rsrdinand. last named sub.
John Markey q Ferdinand. wiiams sub OF o / ., o
r. NJ Hecarty e Ferdinand Mrs r, H coopsrs sub q
OF IL
wp s. westwood Ferdinand. westerly 1905 r. 2.
IN that part OF IS, in sub OF 80, lying OF
the ely line OF Ferdinand 81 and bet The MY line q
the n. s72B r. OF o. So, p so...;-.,.;.:s 40 y
Phillip Normandam. W. Ferdinand, McGregof a Foiey'
Elisabeth O. Howes Ferdinand. sub Of O. ls 70 sne
r. q Bray ", ferdinand. last named sub. n0 ~
Theresa Griffin. Morren, Hsames sub. Of lots y.
W. .qs D 81 MoTr,ii sub Of I. 81 ana
so 1850 IT OF $3.50 n
u HnhA Mnrrn laat 80 II