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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
JOHNNY K|LDANE:
WINS OVER DIXON

Cleveland. Ohio. July 4.-Johnny
Klibano. featherweight champion. won
owed Tommy Dixon Tonight, their
fight going the twelve rounds. No de-
ctsion was rendered by the referee.
but the popular and newspaper verdict
tory
Both lads wore fast on their feet,
and Kilbane showed much of the get
ting away for which he famous.
Dixon was strong for nine Wounds. out
in the tenth liilbanc carried the fight
steadily to the Kansas City lad. ami
in the eleventh had him hanging on
the ropes. That was the most decisive
round. Dixon recuperatlng to Il certain
extent in tho twelfth.
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STEAMBOATS,
Old DoMISIoS LINE.

Lv. Richmond foo, of Ash ST. daily.7:oo i. NJ
Leave Newport News.-...............s:oo - NJ
~ l.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New YORK daily, except Sunday.
1900 +. II. Connections also made BY N. 8,
w Ry. z. NJ and G.. e. o. Ry at p. Ii.
Night line steamers stop at ciarenont to
land OF receive passengers on signal and
Will DO met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. objective
March l).-Janes RIVER By daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
all James River landings. steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at $50 A.
Il Freight received for all James River
landings. Phone Madison 116.
Main Ticket OGiee. So. e. Main atrast
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Atlanta, Ca, July Local tcnnls
cracks came to the front in to-day's
play in the Southern Tennis Associa
ton Tournament at East Lake. Four
Atlanta men are in the semi-fnals OF
mons singles, to be played tomorrow.
E. V. Carter. Jr, will play Cy. smith,
and C. NJ Charst will play L, D. Scott.
In the mems doubles. Grant and Car
ter, OF Atlanta. viii meet Thornton and
Smith. also of this city. The match
VIII be played Saturday
In the women's singles Mrs. j s Tay
Tor, Of Atlanta, earned the right to play
Miss Murphy. OF New Orleans the pres
cnt title holder by defeating Mrs. T.
Perry, OF Greenville. s. {. Mrs. John
Mia and Miss Mae OBrien. of Atlanta.
Will meet each other in tho finals in
consolation singles tomorrow The
mems consolation singles reached the
seml linal stAEe to-day.
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not trying 20 throw any Volts into
you. but VIII give YOU Moore for your
money than amy other Krug who ever
risEed 1'iller. Our Walkers Will be
amongst YOU. and there Will be
plenty Of shade to Shield YOU from the
Bolton and help us make this one big
time. Remember. no blasphemy. as
We have Angels amongst US. and that
would not be Wright. Should the
good wife raise a Howell on your re-
turn from our picnic kindly remind
her we Toler what would happen.
Come and be with us and enjoy your
selves, aud our chief viii give you a
hearty welcome and Werner TO come
again
the names YOU see hero twisted into
verbs, udiectives and other parts OF
speech are by no means all that VIII
take an active part In the annual
show. In fact. there will be about
i25 more of the department proper.
TO say nothing of the Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners and hundreds Of
others. Tho event is for the benefit
OF the Police Benevolent Association.
ana every ono is expected to give up
dollar for his ticket And it is
cheap NJ the price for the ticket en-
titles the holder TO John Dunys i'm
comparable brunswick stew to the
full extent OF his capacity. along with
tho shows. races and specialties not on
the official progrom
The committee which has charge of
the Arrangements ana viii take Your
substitution for ticket any time
from now until the gates close con
sists or Sergeant C. a. Sherry, {. NJ.
Johnson. y. Is. Duke. Edward Way
mack and l. c. Tanner.
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News Of Petersburg


monte 80 49,,
Ia. ,n,, '''' '"s io.'u'y
50 mere was no nose
rom Hrow ofks during the day, aud
only pyrotechnlc display ~ night.
uApieus OF people Went away on
excursions ana on picnic parties, and
muhy look IN tho celebration at Way
cry the all-day picnics at Matoaca
ana al Shiloh Baptist Church. and the
Uasenni game at Kichmnod. Adjutant
Woods' OF the salvation Army. gave
Hh aH-Gay outing 10 hundred or
Hiore en@idren and their parents in
y steIDeld county. Altogether the
'"s ""s an ENJOYABLE one
Interesting Land Suit.
me trial OF the suit of Mrs. Mary
H. Morrison aga INST the Rev. c. H. w
GoFHon' colored, viii come ny in the
ii"a1 ms Court on its third trial to-
morrow. Inc case involves about two
"efes OF land in Dinwiddie county near
d aa,S s, ely. oil which both plaintiff and
III .''"l 1Whershlp' but which
nl1as u,'rSgS 'he defendant
80 " LILY me suit has been
baa uNpie @! years and
~ ~ irlod without rcsult
ord 49,, - Counsel ior the plaintiff
g.,d.... ''''e*e' JTr Tor the de-
Petersburg vs.. nichmond.
The Petersburg and Richmond howl
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

s.svA a!-Daiiy --Sewport SewE
s'-S A-a-Loeai-Daily-ch'Si!le. Ex sun
rhurInond.
rs:co A.-E%press- Daiiy-Sortolx. Old Point.
1000 A.-Local-Dally-Lchb Lex @ Forge
LEO Noon-E1press-DAuy-- Norfolk OLD Pt.
'--ls P.-E1preEs-Daiiy. Gin. L'yiue
1900 P.-ExpGess-DRlly-Ao X S.va
500 P.-LocAi-DaNy-N. Sewl. gu Point
o;i5 P--L0ca--7t-1- sun.-Gorconsyille
'Silo P.-Loczl-Er Sun.-Lchbg. Natural
Bridge. Chiffon gorge.
$40 d-DaIiy-ClRclnti CHICAGO.
IL ~ ss-DAiiy-Cinri-nat I.yliis
sleeper 1fhrlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcAMOND-Local ,ro-,
East. $40 =. NJ. 7:4o u. u. Through :.ona
East. 1889 - 81. 3.p =. ~. s.5o T. n Local
fFoIn West. Sl.p a. NJ. .'3.Js A. NJ aad
: - p. u through. so a N. hts A.
81 and 20 T. NJ
James Rlve5 Line ..s.s h ". $40 p. ".
"Daily os-ept CundeS.
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ARENA IN UPROAR
WHEN Fight ENDS
CONTINUED from First Pase)

'--' ''i 49, A-o-'- - 49,
WEIGH stood for a moment In hot al
tercation with the angered manager
and seconds of Rivers.
Wclch left the ring after rcasscrting
that Rivcrs's claim OF foul was un-
founded; that he had counted ten see
onds on Rivers ana that the gong
ending the round did not intervene be-
fore he had completed the count
McCarey maintained silence. So did
Jones. But Joe Levy. the manager OF
Rivers. repeated his ofer made in the
ring TO let the little mon fight It out
at once. The end came suddenly. The
boys. CORY from head to belt. their
faces pulled and cut. were fighting
near the ropes on tho north side of tho
ring. when Rivers suddenly collapsed.
Wolgast previously in the same round
and in several other rounds, had struck
Rivers rather low. and when Rivers
dent down there was = sudden shout
OF foul In an instant Wolgast was
down on top Of Rivers. groaning. VOL
CAST rolled off Rivcrs's body. hts fea-
lures convulsed
WEIGH Immediately began counting
and was still counting when he reached
down and helped Wolgast to his feet
There were shouts that the bell had
ended The round while Welch was
counting The arena by this time was
tn nm uproar.
~ Holder. ti;rckcoper OF the Pacific
Athletic Club shouted that he had
rung the gong
At this point Rivers. his face CON
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Notice to the
Conservative
Investor

me Extcns!On SteulaIder and Sne-
oiaiiy Misunderstanding 70. Inc. mas
ms siock VII! proNe 70 be an eAeeP-
oerning ssuie INKS siepllddsr has
been manufactured. and several hun
dred OF the ladders are now p use in
~ ' s,',.ie os tne u.Sl Poss.-
eo - of m n,arsetr - nav ,
ta!aDll-iy o. i.e lAlIer' merton wyheeini
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nnicirh Club VIM.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Raleigh. y. C. July 4.-RaleiSh
Country Club won tho golf tourna-
mont this afternoon against the team
from the Durham Country Club. the
scores being ~ to 0. The Nassau rules
we're observed. The best score was
ninety-one. by c. ". Griswell and
second best ninety seven. by :. Brown
Shepherd. Durham's best score was
lO2. by John Sprunt Hill. and second
hest 1906 by Rev. f. Il. Layburn.
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FLYNN HELPLESS
AS A c H | Id


inside his lower lip. which bied slightly
for n few minutes.
The :sat was utterly lacking in In
torest- 1t was like a training bout at
Johnson's camp. outside OF the blood
Flynn lost. There was not a cheer
throughout the nine rounds. and the
crowd accepted the action OF the police
with apparent relief Long before the
end came ringside opinion seemed TO
be that Flynn was eager TO be disqual
incd. He was helpless as a child and
made no effort TO disguise his attempts
TO do with hts skun what his gloves
could not accomplish.
Round I-"Win you shake hands.
Jack?' quericd Flynn. as he opened
the battle by rushing into a clinch.
NO" retorted the black. Flynn kept
in close. but johnson easily avoided
his attempts. and nung a stim left TO
the car. The champion pushed his man
across tho ring and hooked his left to
the ear. and moment later lung a
hard short arm jolt to tho jaw John
son smiled constantly and fought with
great care. FLYNN backed the negro
against the ropes. and the champion
rewarded him with q right that cut
deep cash under hts left eye. Round
oil Johnsons.
Round As Flynn rushed. Johnson
ders and held him at hay, all the while
grinnins like an ape. The chal pion
peclled at tho hreman's face with light
let's and, rs they clnched. uppercut
twice heavily with rights tn the Jaw
Johnson toyed with Flynn. twice more
shooting right uppercuts to the jaw
one of which sent he nreman's head
bobbing Flynn's mouth bled as he
took his seat. Very much worsted dur
ing tho three minutes OF fghting IN
this round.
Round 3-Flynn cut short n remark
of Johnson by twice hooking hts right
to the jaw. This nettled the black
and he cut loose with short arm upper
cuts to the Jaw. Johnson bled slightly
from tho mouth as he emerged from
midring mix-up. but Flynn spat blood
In n stream as tho champion cut his
mouth with n voley Of rights and
lefts.
Round 4-Flynn rushed in close. and
was met with the customary rain Of
right and left uppercuts to the face
At that It seemed as If Johnson was
holding himself in check He shook
Flynn with few stomach taps. scarce
ly trying to protect his body from
l'iynns attacks Johnson constantly
showed his stomach and invited him 10
hlaze away. which convulsed the spec
tators Flynn elected great cheer
when he rushed Johnson to the ropes
and planted n solid left to the Jaw.
Tho round ended with Flynn's face
covered with blood Johnson's round.
Round 5.--Johnson turned his head
to the spectators and hardly noticed
his white antagonist Flynn banged
away al tho stomach, but this time
Johnson covered up and shot four
lefts to the face in quick succession.
varying it with. left upper cut to the
jaw Flynn. ut close range. sent half
dozen punches on the stomach. but
Johnson only smiled and again made
no apparent attempt to protect HIS
nidsection Johnson aroused the
l>crowd TO merrimeat by releasing
Hymns hold and clapping his own
gloves together like n happy school
girl. "I can't fight while he's holding
me-" shouted Flynn. protesting to the
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Richmond & PETERSBURG asc!rlc RAILWAY

Cas- leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streeia Tor Petersburg.
=. :. J. - ~. H. IL A. ~ ;. : - l. S.
"5+s. % Z. {. ~ ~ i. Il
il.to =. 81. to- Chester. l2.oo midnight for
Petersburg.
CARS leave Petersburg. foot o. Sycamore
Street. Manchester:
is;4. s.a. '',.is. '7;ss. SIS. s:s. 'io.~. u.ss
A. u: lZ's,. LIZ. .'Ss. ass. t:s5. s:ss. e:1s,
o7:S. e's5 sz5. 1910. uit0 p. NJ
tDaily. except Sundays AID hoioayA
Carries baggage aad osprefs-
''Liniied. except Sundays and holidaya
All cars from Petersburg connect WIRE
ears Tor Hichnond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
FOUR DAYS WITHOUT FOOD
Three c"r-nih Roy Loft in wood,
Found ~ Indlnn..

couaeray Wis. July 4-Crawllne
on the ground calling for water and
nearly dead from thrst, hunger ana
vNnnu.tion, Jay Asgetsingor. three
years on was found Yesterday in the
'lnp'i rear Devils Lake IN the Cond-
cray indian reservation The lad ais
ppeared SUNDAY noon, four miles from
finie had been WANDERING in the Woods
without food
eloodhounas from Ashland were un-
mile 90 pick up The trail and Tuosd,,.
TWO We're ordered from Decatur. Iil
Two Chippewa indian irailers. how
ever leo the searching posses TO the
lad nefors the dogs arrived.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
SOUTHERN RAILwAY

'11'' = ~ t.ItII1It OF THE SOUTH.
Train, Leave Richmond
-, 80 glowing scheduie nsuscs PUBLISH
ed as information and not guaranteed.
For Inc south-Daily: e;io a. IL Local.
trains Arrive Richmond
From the south: $50 - NJ gao 4,
zoo T. ~. 500 +. II. daily: i2:s5 v. an
From Wet Point: $3.50 n ST. daily. i::s A
~. AoT- We'd ana Fri, 4;25 +. n Tx sun-
5. L BURGESS. D. p. A..
sol Z Main ST ghan. Madi,on az
io;0 A. A. Espress- 800 +. II Hapre-s.
WIN electric lighted Sleeping Car Tor AZ
anita ana Bi-;n.ngharn. I.t5 Il. Al ExpreA,.
Week Days. 400 =. 81. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 p. III .-Daliy,-connec:.a- q. --.t
mose Mon. Wed. ana Friday. 500 A N-Ex-
Gun and 2;i5 II. M.-Moa.. Wed and Fri
dHy-Looal
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RICHMOND AND CHEsAPEAKE Ray
RAILWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF Electric Trains. elective Nay
30 .qI2- Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: '6:o5 \. NJ. '7.l0 A. NJ. bs:io A.
NJ, $40 - NJ. ''iO.io a. n. u;io A. NJ. I:lo
p. N. 2:lo z. NJ. $40 T.. NJ bi.lo p. NJ. $50
f. 81. ego +. NJ. 7.io =. NJ. bS:io T.. 81.
1910 u. "a. il:tS =. ". Leave Ashland. Eng
iend and Maple Streets; -s:Ss 4. NJ. 100 A.
NJ. 500 a. NJ. bo:co 4. ri. 1000 a. ". all %
~ NJ. -i2;co NJ. $500 =. NJ, 1900 p NJ y
y. NJ. $500 T. NJ. o5:co p NJ 500 p NJ, 400
\. NJ. 500 r. NJ. bs.co y. NJ. 100 p. N
.Daiiy except sunday. 'Su.day only.
bCarr!es baggage.
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ID then give him The decision"

and then give him the decision"
The foul blow struck by WolGast
was seen by every man at tho ring
side 1t was the fourth or hfth foul
the champion had landed on Rivers
The sum total OF II ali Is that VOL
rast knew he was whipped and re-
sorted TO his foul tactics to save him
Self. No one connected with VOL
Gast's camp would say a word. and all
III them jumped in an automobile and
quickly left the pavilion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

Winchester Va, July 1.-The annual
horse show of the Blue Ridge Hunt
Club was held in the Carter Mansion
Grove At Wildwood. Clarke county. to-
day. While most of tho prizes were
won by local Virginians. horses on
tered by residents OF Philadelphia. Bal
timoro and Washington also captured
premiums.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
NornInw Cnncs.

AT Baltimore: Baltimore. .: Provi-
At Newark Newark. :, Jersey city.
At Rochester: Rochester. 8; Mon
At Buffalo Buffalo. 3; Toronto. c.
Afternoon Games.
At Jersey City: Jersey city. o New
ark 3.
At Baltimore: Baltimore. g. Prov
dence. 1.
At Rochester: Rochester, 10; Mon
ircal 9.
AZ Buffalo: Buffalo a. Toronto, 10.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAlI- LINE 10 AORFOLk
Schedule IN Enee, June IL 1872
Leave Byrc Street Station. nicnmoac FOR
NORFOLK: ps:io y. ~ .s:oo A. r. a5.c1
J.. NJ. 't.io i. II. b. IS p. NJ
FOR LYNCHBUEG AND THE WEST. .e..5
a N. 1900 n NJ. a3:oo l.. ~ 'o:ao p. y
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: au:4e A.
NJ. bill = y N. '5.S5 +. ri, blo2s r. NJ
'H:s9 p. III. From tho We,t: .e:tJ A II
a2'io r. 81. bt.iO Z. n. 's:o6 2. u s.oo q.
DAILY aDaily ex- sunday bsun.ay only.
W. b. BEvILI. q: II pOsIEY
G. Il. a. Roanoke. ID. =. A. Richmond
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- ----------------------
SEABOARH AIR linz

southSound trains scheduled 20 leave Rich
r.ond daily: 9;o5 a. M.-Local to Norma.
l.2o p. M.-S!eepers and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham. savannah. Jacksonville. -
J.. A.-S!oepers and coaches. Jacksonville.
n:25 =. A.-SleepeEs and coaches Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis. Eorihbourd iEains
scheduled arrive in Richmond daily:
Z 10 A. M. $50 a. IL. sos u. NJ. $50 p. Al.
Local.
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ACCOMMODATING Ies,uc wrrvo.xe
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad o. the sn,,,S
EEEEl.TINE LIN z, IAN ,ntn

TIC SthUufd HaIIrOad OF the SuuiN
EFFECTIVE JUNE 10th 1919
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: Sis A. NJ ana
go p. NJ. 100 A. N S
For norfolk; $40 a. NJ. 900 a. NJ. $50,
For y. & w. Ry West: sis Nc ,,.,
a. NJ. 800 r. M. $50 p. NJ ''"
..s t95 Pe;ssSufS; 100 \. ~. s:i5 A. ~.
81. 900 Z. NJ. $40 r. NJ. SOS p ~" "a
r. NJ. ''i;2S p. NJ. $50 Z. NJ ii:.5 p.
ToF Geldsooro and Fayetteville: .4:ioP.M.
trains arrive Richmond daily; $50 NJ
go a. NJ. s:55 y. II. 's.37 a 81. ..l5.,s
n. 'E;io A. NJ ms y. NJ. $40 p. n.
'| T. ~, 900 T. N. s;s5 z. NJ. 500 T.
EHcep; sunday. 'suAday only
Tnie OF arrival and departure ma ron.
nce;tons not guaranteed ~
c. $ CAMPBELL. D. =. A. sss MAJ, C.,
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Times Dispatch Bureau.
6 Bcllingbrook Street.
Phone 1855.

Petersburg. Va. July l.
The Fourth was observed here in
manner entirely sane. Business was
almost entirely suspended. quiet and
prder prevailed on the streets, all oub-
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Commonwealth
Bank

Orc Of our banking offices is in YOUR
neighborhood.
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Hound ia-Rivers rushed. They
clinched, both hod.l.s on Woigast
nearly went over from right to the
jaw. but bored right in putting left
TO the wind. Take your time. Joe,
shouted Manager Levy to Rivers. you
got him" Twice Wolgast missed, Riv-
ess putting in let's to the face. VOL
CAST was getting wilder than ever
but Rivers kept away. Both boys
We're lighting head to mead. Wolgast
suddenly crouched and sent in ter
rife left directly over Rivers's groin
At the same instant Rivers put his
right to Woleasts jaw. and the
champion went down and was prac-
tically out Rivers fell. writing In
pain. and Refree WEIGH began to
count Claims of foul were made in
behalf OF Rivers. The claims in be-
half of Rivers were not needed by
Wolch. The referee. pic-.ed Wolgast
up from the floor and declared him
the winner. Ills seconds mad TO car
~ him from the ring. Rivers was
lying on the noor but in moment
arose unaidcd The ring was con-
stantly In semi riot. WEIGH SEEING
the crowd coming announced that
Wolgas, was. the winner and immeui-
ately disappeared.
at was the worst case OF robbery
In the history OF the American ring
said Manager Levy. MAYER before
| have seen referee pick I'D a man
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tortcd with pain. scrambled weakly to
his feet and squared away. ready to
renew the battle. welch waved him
back.
That's an outrage. and 1t won't 20
here dozen angry men who had
scrambled through the ropes cx
claimed to WEIGH.
1T viii have to CO." tho referee re-
piled. 1T was fair" ana slipped out
Of the arena.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06
MacKInnon's First Addition
MacKInnons Second Addition.
] ] slpchcns First Addition.
VILLAGE OF pENTOGA

= OF Marquette Ave. lying between blocks
vacated 10y Decree OF Court) ...................
SIS - II Il
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Township 43 North OF Range IS West

und p Of q Of a. section 30 ................
II p 2@ q 100
und rs Of = Of u. section o. ..,...........
-, IL . 293 I5 / %
lhht certain piece or parcel of land bounded an,
scrlhrd as follows Commencing az a point ON
North lne OF the g "a OF I, % feet East o
Northwest corner thereof ana running from theme,
south DIS feet, thence East il6 feet thence Mort
rect, thence West fG feet To the polnt of begin
SH 21g "a 90
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06
CITY OF CRYSTAL FALLS.
Glendale Addition.

lots q, u and a.. 81 40 s. 80 500 500 s. 50
lots NJ and ST.. 8 "a ol 100 2 81
Maple Grove Land and Improvement Company Limited
Second Addition
west y Of lot L.. HO7 sos 6 100 10 -
]. u. Schwartz First Addition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-06
VILLAGE OF IRON RIVER.
/ il /.

west "a OF that certain piece OF land bounded
lows Commencing at point ~ feet south "a
east corner OF Lot l Block % recorded pla,'
village or Iron River and running from them
20 Feet, thence South 90 feet thence East 4
thence North Ia the place of beginning -.
NS 81 si@l9 sid
Township % North OF Range 81 West
that certain piece OF land described as follows
mehclhg AT "A point on the West side OF the
OF a due south 40 feet distance from ~
which said West line OF 4. OF n q A. NJ
south line OF the right OF way OF the e. anil
Ky across said "a of a running them
To the West line OF the Hemlock road which snI
or highway due North OF 9TH Street OF the MI
iron River thence due South 10 feet thence AL
y the West line OF said =. of n A. tbcl
North 10 feet 10 place OF beginning section e6
81, SG % % 81
that certain piece of land bounded as follows q
henelng on the Eighth line between the e a.
I. anu the u a OF y where the same int
th" West line uf 9Th Street OF the Village A
RIVER aud running from thence West 1917 feed
shld Eighth llne thence North 90 feet thencl
l5't ieet theme" South 40 feet 10 place of becl
section u .t..,.. 95i 2 IS 81 az
all that certain piece OF land bounded as follows \
mcncing az a point 70 feet West of the East al
100 feet South of the North line of W n of
ana running from thence 10 feet West thence
south thence ln feet East thence 20 feet Nj
place of beginning, section &..................
200 81 M OIL
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CITY OF CRYSTAL FALLS
Township 40 North of Range a2 West.

portion of the - W "A of a commencing at a
point ON the section line between Sections and 20
80 feet north of the southwest OF the "A OF
a 81 section ~ thence passing north along said
section line go feet thence East 5g 10 the Brier
mn road thence Sontheasterly following the course
OF said highway 20 point 200 feet due North of the
section line between sections 10 and 30 thence West
@d feet 10 place of beginning
- q IS IS 10 4SS q 100 Is 80
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I 9 Crandell's Addition.

First Addition Of the Maple Grove Land and Improve
ment Company Limited.
lot - ........ Go 10 On r IN
lot b3 .9.,..,.t.r., 3 Sc II s. 81
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