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Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25
What Will Become of Father Time When Nation Sets Back the
 Clocks An Hour Tomorrow

since We set the clock ahead he has continued with steady step and when we push back the hands on the morrow he will be in his proper place.
 However, let Father Time de- eide for himself. It is up to ev- cry one in Bisbee to turn the time back one hour at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning, or, if it is more convenient, upon retiring this evening. This will probably be the last time that such an event occurs as the daylight say ing law has been revoked.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25

What will Father Time, that
 venerable gentleman who, since the time of the Garden of Eden's
 inception has trod the path of progress with unfaltering step, never lettering for one second. do when the people of America set back their clocks for one hour tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock. Will he continue on his way with shortened steps to await the ar rival of those who, aided by con- gress, took a reef, in the callen- lar, or will he stop completely still? Perhaps these many days
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25
MANY EXHIBIT INTEREST IN
 UNION PLANS

With the Central Labor Union hall crowded to its capacity, the second meeting of those interested in the proposed organization of a local branch of the Pacific Cooperation league was held last night and future plans discussed It was decided to retain the temporary officers elected at the first meeting until the mini mum fund of $l5,000 is raised. When this total is reached a permanent body of officers will be elected.
 Great interest is being displayed in the proposed cooperative store. When it was announced that shares would be sold at $5 each, several of those present who were not in DO sition to become member of the league of the shares sold at great CT figure, evinced a desire to join immediately. At the next meeting it will be decided what limit will be placed upon the amount of shares each person may hold.
 While the national organization IS yet young, officers are each year ex- tending operations and it is not un- likely that some day il will reach the propensity of the parent asso- citation in England The cooperative league in that country now owns its own tea plantations, steamers, mil lions of dollars worth of property and extensive timber lands in Can ada
 In the United States there are sev- eral stores in operation in the east, middle west and on the coast. The cooperative store in Tucson is con sidered one Of the most effective weapons in the fight against the high cost of living.
 The subscription list for the local store has been circulated throughout the mines and homes in the Warren district ana the amount now totals away up into the thousands.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25
DENIED SEAT.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-Denial of aEseat in the house of representa- tives to Victor Berger, Milwaukee, Socialist, who is under conviction for violation of the espionage law, was recommended today by a special house committee. Representative Ro denberg, Illinois. filed a minority re port recommending delay.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25
DOUGLAS noY iNJuREp

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. 24.-"Jack' Carter of Douglas, Ariz., suffered a broken back in an automobile acci- dent last night near Tia Juana. Car ter was brought to hospital today
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25
SHOEMAKER DIES

J. J. Doney. a shoemaker, died at his home in Bisbee last night at 10 o'clock of Bright's disease. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Sam Ky all, also of this city. Funeral ar engagements will be announced later.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25

TIE thought he could master Ill Fate-belicved he had the
 right to control the lives of others. Did he succeed or did he ail-this masterful man of mil ions? Come see for yourself if you are really master of your fate if yoyt can keep yourself from 'slling, in iove-if. you can combat the huge human forces all around you. Dorothy Phillips never had a finer play for the full display of her
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25
TO FEED VIENNA

VIENNA, Thursday. Oct. 23.-The state government has turned over to Dr. Herrwand Giest of the American relief administration the entire con.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25

Send us that next JoD of priAtins and see what Review Service MOans to you. Phone 39, Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-25

trol of public feeding. The lack of fuel for cooking will necessitate feeding about 100000 people at public kitchens this winter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-14
FOURTH WARD.

Bateman, Mrs, NJ. s., bill No. %,
Ward 4, country lot No. 491, block 20,
25x100 feet, es Front street. Valuation
$40, 500, tax $176.40.
Bateman, Mrs. M, ". bill No. rs,
Ward 4, part lot No. 81, 23x74 feet, IS
Monroe street, Valuation $12, 900, tax
$21S.40.
DeSoto Investment Company, bill No.
IS, Ward 4, ot-No. $50, 71x14S feet, ms
Union street. Valuation $4,000, tax
1913. 60.
Hoffman. Lucy, bill No. 100. Ward A,
country lot No. 491, block 20, 2Sx100
feet, es Front street. Valuation $40, 500,
Keck, Jas. E., bill No. 2o5, Ward 4,
34x150 feet, ws Second street. Valua-
ton $1,000, tax $131.04.
Keck, j. E., bill No. 2o6, Ward 4,
46x150 feet, ws Second street. Valua-
ton $1,000, tax 1882 4
Lehman, L. bin No, 227, Ward I,
Meacham, M. L.. bill No. 254, Ward
4, 20x84 feet, VS. Front street. Valua-
ton $500, tax $63.S4
Memphis Interurban Co, bill No. 263,
Ward 4, part lot No. 7, S0x2O0 feet, So
union. street. Valuation $4,000, tax
Metcalf, Sam, bill No. 2ss, Ward 4,
son street. Valuation s15,soO, tax
Severson, Georgia C. and Ellen C.
James, bill No. 800, Ward 4, country lot
No. 491, block 20, 81 5-12xl00 feet, es
Front street. Valuation $500, tax
severson, Georgia Ct, bill No. 821,
es Front street. Valuation $4,000, tax
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SIXTH WARD.

American Real Estate Assn, bill No.
s, Ward 6, part lot No. %, block T.,
50x110 feet, es Second street. Valuation
$500, tax $42.
Andes Mill and Elevator Co.. bill No.
7, Ward 6, lot No s, country lot No. !,
60 feet to river. VS. Tennessee street.
Valuation $500, tax Sl3.44.
Andes Mill and Elevator Co., bill No.
s. Ward 6, lots Nos. 2 to s, block q,
$40 feet to river, WIS Tennessee street.
Valuation 81, 500, tax S42,
Andes Mill and Elevator Co.. bill No.
., Ward 8, lots Nos. l TO S, 300xl50
feet. es Tennessee street. Valuation
$25, 900, tax 1920.
Beard, r. IL, bill No. 80, Ward s,
part let No. 2, block 81, 17$4 x90 feet,
Sis. MAJ" street ''''1''0" ''''VV' TAX
Bensdorf, Fl. bill No. so. Ward 6,
lot No, IL, 20x155 feet, VS. Main street.
Valuation $4,000, tax 500. 80.
Bomer, George G., bill No. 40. Ward
i, lots Nos. . and 3, 3Sx72 feet, ss
Beale street. Valuation IS, 800, tax
S105.G,
Bonner, George c., bill No. A, Ward
6, south part lot No. 6, block 3s. 3sx160
feet, WIS Rayburn street. Valuation
81, 800, tax S42.
Chiles, Henry B.. bill No. 70, Ward
6. part lot No. 2, country lot triangular.
block ss, 50x1s7-2oo feet, WIS bayou, rear
Martin street to Second. Valuation
$500, a 5000.
Chism, Shirley D., bill No. so, Ward
6, lot No. 8, block 10, 60x20o feet. ws
Front street corner Talbot. Valuation
S. $50, tax s147.
Cloth, Caroline, estate, bill No, 80,
Ward I. part lot Ne. ., block %. aaxis4
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FIFTH WARD.

lot No. /, country lot No. AZ, 65-76x
1890 feet, es Rayburn street. valua-
ton $1,000, tax 5000.
American B. & L. Assn, bill No. 6,
Ward 5, part lot No. 4, block 4s, 4Ox
3 ,400, tax $57,12.
Beattie, Corinne NJ, bill No. 90, Ward
S, block 40, 35x1S5 feet, ws Wellington
street. Valuation 1000, tax $26,SS,
Beaumont, B. W, bill No. "a, Ward,
s, part lot No. II, block 81, 5ox1s9 feet,
VS. Wellington street. Valuation $4,000,
Beaumont, B. w. bill No. Us, Ward
5, part lots Nos. 10 and 10. block so, ASK
150 feet. SIS Pontotoc street. Valuation
1900, tax s21.S4.
Bergman. Lucy, bill No. 81, Ward 5,
Fourth street. Valuation $4,000, tax
Bickford, w. A., bill No. s2. Ward 5.
part lot No, 6, block So, 35x150 feet, ms
Beale street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$5O.40
part lot No. II, block 81, 4ox15O feet,
WI Wellington street. Valuation So, 500,
tax $60.4s,
Blue Seal Ice Cream Co, bill No. A,
Ward s, part lots Nos, 4 and 5, block
81, s3x1s0 feet, rs Linden street. Valu-
alton 50, 500. tax $3.50.
Browne, Harris L., bill No. So, Ward
5, part lot No, |, block 49. 25xl50 feet,
So Vance street. Valuation $1,000, tax
SIC. So
Carter, Lula, bill No. 90. Ward 5,
part lot No. 3, block AZ, 34xl10 fet, WIS
Allen street, Bledsoe subdivision. VAL
uation $500. tax $13.44.
Cohen, Frieda, bill No. 1870. Ward s,
part lot No. 3, block As. 40x200 feet, SIS
Vance street. Valuation So, 800, tax
S47.04.
Cohen, Mat, bill No. 1873, Ward 5, lot
No. 7, block 10. 35xS5 feet, ms Cal
houn street, Butler subdivision. Valu-
alton $3.50, tax Sl0.92.
DeSoto Investment Co, bill No. III,
Ward s., part lot No. 10, 6sx157 feet,
SIS Union street. Valuation s7,70o, tax
s129.3 {.
DeSoto Investment Co. bill No. 1T2.
Ward 8, country lot No. 492, 100x212
feet. SIS Union street. Valuation s12, 900,
tax 1901. so.
DeSoto Investment Co. bill No. la,
Ward 8, country lot No. 400, 12ox121
feet, Ms Union street. Valuation IS. 900,
tax sS4.
DeSoto Investment Co, bill No. ia.
Ward 5, country lot No. 4s2, soxss feet,
MS Union street. Valuation $500, tax
s<1.
Dickinson. c. c.. bill. No. i5s. Ward &
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eleventh WARD.

Bacon, Lucinda, bill No. 10, Ward II,
lot No. 43, 5Oxl5O feet, VS. Hobart place.
Valuation $500, tax Sl1.76.
Bailey, Harrison, bill No. 90, Ward
II, part lot No. So, 80 feet to Bayou. VS.
Hobart place. Valuation $500, tax $40.
Barber. P. X, bill No. 81. Ward II.
lot No, 4 and part 3. 45xll0 feet, VS.
Orleans street. Valuation $3.50, tax
$l42S,
Bicktord, w. A., bill No. IS, Ward II,
part lot No. 4, 27xl50 feet, VS. lauder-
dale street, valuation $1,000, tax s26,SS.
Burner. ]. d, bill No. SO. Ward II.
east part lot No, Is, 27xl46 feet, ms
St, Paul street. Valuation 5000, tax
$l512.
Branch, l.. r, bill No, II, Ward II.
lot No. "a, 45xt40 feet, IS Polk street.
Valuation $500, tax s47.04.
Brinkley, W. j. bill Mo- So, Ward
IL, part lots No. IL and IA, S5xlS6 feet.
ms Polk street. Valuation $1,000, tax
s2016.
Brown, Annie L., bill No. IS, Ward
II, south part lot No. ~. 20XllO feet,
es simmons street. Valuation $500, tax
$40,
Brown, Mrs. s. J.. bill No. 90, Ward
II, east part lot No. $, 60x53 feet, ms
Georgia street, Valuation $3.50, tax
Sli,2S,
Carroll, Annie NJ, bill No, 100, Ward
II, lots No, IS and as, block /, 60xi5o
feet, ms Wright street, Wright sub
division, Valuation 81. 800, tax $42,
Carter, Lula, bill No. les. Ward II,
lot No. 80. 5OxiS4h feet, MS Polk street.
Carruthers subdivision. Valuation 5000,
tax $15,l2.
Carter. s. s. bill No. 12s, Ward II,
lot No. %, 40xli0 feet, VS. Leach place.
Shepherd and Moore subdivision. Val
uation $3.50, tax $io.s2.
Chapman, G. T., ct al. bill No. lse,
Ward IL. lots No. is to is and pat 10,
l66x155 feet, VS. Walnut street. Limp
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THIRD WARD.

Beatty, J. W. bill No. Il, Ward 3,
part lot No. 55S, block 479, 3shx14S feet,
IS jefferson street. Valuation $500, tax
$40. SS.
Evans, Emogene, bill No. 80, Ward
3, part lot No. IA, block 4S0, 63K14S feet,
north side Madison street. Valuation
$22, 900, tax $36S.60.
Ewing, Caruthers, bill No, II, Ward
3, lot No. 555, 50X14S feet, IS jefferson
street. Valuation $4,000, tax 1920.
Fuchs. Anaise t., bill No. 81. Ward
3, 39X74 feet, SIS jefferson street. Valu-
uation Sl1, 500, tax $lS3,20.
9Ox14S feet, IS jefferson street. valu-
alton $40 600, tax $l6S..
Hook, Geo. Emma Est, bill No. 144,
Ward 3, part lot No. 259, 4Sx74A feet,
ms Jefferson street, corner alley. Valu-
alton $40, 900, TAX 1896,
Jefferson Building Co, bill No, 1856,
Valuation SIS, 900, tax 1920.
No. $50, 46xl4S feet, IS jefferson street.
Valuation IS, 500, tax 1872. 40.
Koch, Maggie, bill No. 1853, Ward 3,
part lots Nos. 6 and z, 60x14s feet. So
Court street. Valuation s 5 1000, tax $S4.
lot No. 500, block 479, 7Ox14S feet, SIS
jefferson street. Valuation $40, 100, tax
S169. IS.
Larkin, NJ. E., bill No. III. Ward 3,
part lots Nos. 217 and 21S, SSxl4S feet,
ms Adams street. Valuation 81, 900,
tax $201. go.
Mcclellan, X. D., bill No. 1893, Ward
3, lot No. sos, 100x14S feet, IS Jefferson
street. Valuation $40, 500, tax $176.4O,
Martin, Nina D., bill No. 202, Ward
8, part lots Nos. IL and 10, 42X14S feet,
ms Madison street. Valuation $4,000,
tax 1929. %.
Menke, Isaac and B., bill No. 2O6,
Ward 3, part lot No. IS, 21x6S feet,
Front and Adams street. Valuation
So, 700, tax $62.1 6.
Moran, VIM. Fred, bill No. 217, Ward
3, part lot No. 10, 53xl4S feet, MS Madi-
son street. Valuation $4,000, tax
1902. 40.
Murray Gin Co, bill No. 219, Ward
3, building on leased ground. Valuation
1000, tax $3.50
o'sulIivan, Thomas EST bill No. 2SS
Ward 3, part lots Nos. 267 and 26S
alton $4,000. tax $50.40 {.
Ryder, Pauline A, bill No: 255, Ward
3, part lot No. 502, 30x14s feet, nj
Court street. Valuation $4,000, ta'
Simmons, @. W, bill No. 2ss, War,
8, part lot No. "a, 21Ax6S feet, es From
street. Valuation 1880, tax s43.S4.
Strange, Ayres A, bill No. 2S5, Ware
3, part lot No. 342, 18hx70 feet, n!
Jefferson street. Valuation $4,000, tai
| SIS. go.
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feet, es Second street. Valuation $S,ooe
tax $50 40.
Clough, John. bill No, 90, Ward s,
ffso. s5xi75 feet. es Second street. VAL
uation $3.50, tax S93,24.
Dandson, John O., bill No. Ill, Ward
6, part lots Nos. G and I, 30x200 feet,
ws Front street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$S0.64. .
Dandson, Lizzie. bill No. liz, Ward
200 feet, VS. Front street. Valuation
IS, 1000, tax $S4.
Forest, George L.. bill No. IA. Ward
6, part lot No. s, 37Nl75 feet, es Null
berry street. Valuation $1,000, tax
$117.6O.
Hooks, George Emma, estate, bill No.
ell Ward 6, part lot No. l. block r.
uation $4,000, tax $10O.SO.
Kelly, P. H, trustee, bill No. 23s,
Ward 6, part lot No, Z. 25xl15 feet, VS.
Main street. Valuation $1,000, tax
Krabbe, Melitta, bill No, 24O. Ward
G. lot No, /, 5ox10O feet, IS Beale street.
Valuation $1,000, tax $lS4.S so.
Lehman, ]. E. trustee, bill No. 2b4'
Ward +, lot No. %, 25X176 feet, VS. Sec
ond street. Valuation $4,000, tax $42.
Linden Station, bill No. $50, Ward
G, lots Nos. / to 4 block l, $40 feet to
river. NdluallOn S3,VVV, LdA SVO,fV'
Mccormack, Jennette f.. bin No. 276'
Ward 6, block :, 25xl0O feet, es Sec
ond street, Valuation $1,000, tax 1855
Meacham, NJ. L. bill No, 2s7, Ward
6, part lot No. l, 60x75 feet, IS Vance
street. Valuation $500, tax $s7.36. ,
Roger, Mrs, L. B., bill No. 379, Ward
6, part lot No. Z, block 81, 50xl00 feet,
ms Vance street. Valuation $4,000, tax
SIS. 60.
Roper, William and Annie Cunning
ham, bill No. $50, Ward 6, lot No. IL.
30x15O feet, ms Linden street. Valua"
zion 1880, tax $S0.24,
Speer Charles T., trustee, bill NO
409, Ward 6, lots Nos. 2 to 3, block 4,
240 feet to river, VS. Chester street cor
ner Nettleton. Valuation $2,lOO, tax
$S5.2S. u
Speer, Charles e., trustee, bill No
410, Ward 6, lots Nos. l and 2, block
5, 100 feet to river, VS. Chester street
corner Nettleton. Valuation $1,000, tax
$685. 60.
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FIRST WARD.

Bickford, W. A, bill No. Is, Ward /,
buntry lot No. sol, iIiT7s feet, IS Win
hester street Valuation $3.50, tax
s.52.
Bickford, W. A, bill No, 10. Ward l,
arts lots Nos, s and g., 75x25o feet, ms
Earket street Valuation $500, tax
B0.24.
Bickford, W. A., bill No. 20, Ward /,
II No. 5, country lot No. 1888, 20x75
pet, ms overton street. Valuation 1926,
Biokford, W. A, bill No. 81, Ward /,
It No. I, country lot No. 1888, 20x100
Jet, VS. Third street. Valuation S625,
X 5000.
Coleman, Mary A., bill No. 81, Ward
parts lots Nos. 145 and 146, 30 2-3x
l8h feet, IS winchester street, corner
LEY. Valuation $4,000, tax 1866
Cooney, Annie M, bill No. 50, Ward
parts lots Nos. 40 and so, 35x14S1k
bet. es Front street. Valuation $1,000,
Dow, H., bill No. SO, Ward 1, lot No.
25x97 feet, SIS Market street. VAL
alton SIS, tax AZ cents.
Dow, H.. bill No. 80, Ward /, lot No.
I, 25x95 feet, IS Market street. VAL
alton $25, tax AZ cents.
Dow, H., bill No. 81, Ward /, lots
los. rs to q, 121x95 feet, SIS Market
treet. Valuation $50. tax $2.52,
, FSres stst de Ss 4 1oa bin No Str ais' w vafua l.,
on $3.50, tax $12.60.
Forest, VIM. L., bill No. ia, Ward l,
Ox24x74 feet, center Front street. VAL
alton $3.50, tax $12.6 60.
Friedlander, S., bill No. 11S, Ward l,
bt No, 14s. 60xS2 feet, VS. Main street.
Geary, Della, bill No. 1870. Ward I.
a9xT4 feet. es Third street. Valuation
Harris, Lizzie G., Executrix, bill No.
4s. Ward /, north part lot No. 80, S71s
1881 feet, es Front street, corner al
ey. Valuation $3.50, tax $12.6o.
art lot No, 4s4, ms Auction street.
Faluation $50, tax 81 cents.
McCadden, Mary H., bill No. 21s,
Eard l, S7xl Lag feet, es Third street
McKeon, Alice. bill No. 22s, Ward l,
t No. 1872, S7x9O feet. es Main street.
aluation $4,000, tax $43,6S.
McKeon, Alice, bill No. 2S0, Ward !,
ID No. 1872, 26x37 feet, ms Overton Park
Erect. Valuation $500. tax $40
McKeon, Alice, bill No, 2S1, Ward /
b, No: 100. 2ox5o feet. es Main street
HluaLlOn ~, zVU, LAX 30O.5o.
Maloney, Mrs. NJ. A., bill No. 234
Ward l, part lot No. 28S, 1shx148H
Get, VS. Second street. Valuation $500
Mene ei r.. c., Trustee, bill No. 2ss
Ward /, part lot No, 1870, 20x50 feet, c!
dain street. Valuation s2,1oo, ta'
Menefee, R. c., Trustee, bill No
1881, Ward /, part lot No. 1872, 21x6t
eet, es Main street. Valuation $4,000
Monaghan, Jas, bill No. 24s, Ward l
bart lot No. 469, 75x14S feet, SIS Win.
chester street. Valuation $3.50. ta1
Morris, H.. & Bro, bill No. 245, Ware
i part lot No. 1876, 3x74 feet, es MAR
etreet. Valuation SITS, tax $2.94.
North American Realty Co, bill No
Pa, Ward I, part country lot No. So
b2h xS4h feet, es Front street. Valu'
5Aticn $3,100, tax $52.0S.
North American Realty Co, bill No
b55, Ward |, part lot No. So, 64Ax74h
FEET, ms Winchester street, corner al
.ey. Valuation $4,000, tax $3.50.
Pera, Samuel, bill No PTS, Ward /
part lot No. Ss5, 37x5S feet, corner
Commerce and Third streets. Valua'
lion $500, tax S10.0S.
Quinlan, John, bill No. 27T, Ward l
bart lot No. 39S, 60x45h feet, ms Win
chester street, orner Third. Valuation
tax S11.16.
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NINTH WARD.

Anderson, P T., bill No. 7, Ward ..
street, Valuation Sl25. tax $40,
Bancroft, Alex, bill No, II, Ward .,
lot No. 6, 40NlS6 feet, SIS Auction street.
Valuation $500, tax S5,04.
Bank Of Commerce and Trust Co,
bill. No, IS, Ward 2, part lots Nos, rs
and 70. 74xl4s feet. VS. Third street.
Valuation Sl,75O, tax $29,4O.
Benham, Oscar, bin No; 4s, Ward
Bernstein, Sid, bill No. As, Ward o.
street. Valuation 800, tax Sl.6s.
Bernstein, Sid, bin No. 46, Ward o.,
lot No. 6, block 2, A5x102 feet. WIS Dun
lap street. Valuation S125. tax $40.
Bickford, Eliz, W, bill No. so. Ward
street. Valuation 81, 300, tax $3.50
Bickford, Eliz, w, bill No 81. Ward
Q, part lots Nos. 20 and q, AK
101 feet, es Woodlawn street. Nalua-
ton 5000. tax $l5,l2, e
Boone, Ben, bill No. 81, Ward .,
lot No, Q, 50xl4s feet, ms Looney street.
Valuation $500, tax $5.04.
Brooks. II. H., bill No, 81, Ward 9,
part lot No, 81, 25xl48 feet, Wa Fourth
and alley. Valuation 1875. tax $3.50.
Buck, s, S, Est, bill No. 1906, Ward
., country lot No. 517, 26xl61 feet, WIS
Peyton street, Valuation 1918, tax 1872.
Butler, Nora A.. bill No. l13, Ward
Q. lot No. n and part lot No. &C. 42xi26
| feet, VS. Peyton street. valuation 500,
tax sll.76,
Corr,iohaoI ANNA hin M t2o Ward
n "a Snni "tEnui5e 49, ~ povtnn
y, lot no. -, OOkdI0 ieet' wy reyton
sseeoooo IA "a '"o0'''@'0"'
'0oo' '"A 'rv,o"' N,, -.
Carroll, VIM. r. bill No. lag, Ward
street, corner. North PARKWAY, Guides
Coan, James u, bill No. 1854, Ward
.. lot No. IS. 74Nx14Sh feet, es Third
street, corner allev, Greenlaw subdi-
vision. Valuation $1,000, tax $3.50,
Coorer. r r.. bin No. IA. Ward ..
Iotq Nag IA and ia country LOT No
59i' 1881 xI4S% feet es Main street,
| corner Keel GreenIaw subdivision. VAL
uation $1,000, tax SIS. 90,
'%.'o,' ''T' ,w w0 -, Wa,
, ope Is J. p't NO, 10, VT" "
r9 o,s III . Gnu y o"NMv Nh '" s,rost
corner ChsISea Gree1Daw subdivision.
%NaIuation >''ooV' '"N $z0'7o' -,
Cox. Mary H., ct al. bill No. $50,
Ward ., south part lot No. rs, 4ox1sl
feet, VS. Manassas street, Overton sub
division. Valuation $500. tax SlS a. ,
Delaney, Josephine: bill No 9O7, Ward
.. lots Nos, "a and 26,. lOOxl36 feet, VS.
Peyton street, Valuation $4,000, tax
$3.50.
Dlugach. Harry, bill No. 2lS, Ward ?,
north part lot No. II. 4oxlSl feet, VS.
Manassas street. Valuation Sl,20O, tax
$20l6.
Douglas, H. O.. bin No. 227, Ward 3,
lot No. 7. block 2, 46xl0o feet, es Leath
street. Valuation 500, tax N.68.
~Edmondson, w. G., bin No. 28a. Ward
3, lot No As. 30Xl40 feet, ws High
street, Valuation $3.50, tax sl4.2S.
Ferguson. Jas. r, bill No. 25l, Ward
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SECOND WARD.

Bickford, Eliz. w, bill No. rs, Ward
d. lots Nos. 4 and 5, 47x107 feet, es
Front street. Valuation $4,000, tax
s3s. so.
Bickford, H. W., bill No. rs, Ward .,
bot No. 2, 26x107 feet, es Front street.
Valuation $1,000, tax $3.50.
Bickford, H. w, bill No. 27, Ward 1,
lots Nos. 6 to 9, 69x107 feet, es Front
street. Valuation $4,000, tax $500.
Bickford, II. w, bill No. %, Ward
r, lot No. 6S, 74hxl4S feet. es Front
Bickford, H, ". bill No. 80, Ward 2,
change street. Valuation $4,000, tax
IN SO. 60.
Bickford, W. A., bill No. 81. Ward 2,
4ots Nos. II and ~, 51x107 feet, es
Front street. Valuation $4,000, tax
Bickford, W. A., bill No. "a, Ward 2,
part Ilot No. 404, 3Sx148 feet, es Third
Street. Valuation $4,000, tax 1856.
Block, I. D., bill No. SO, Ward 9,
Iparts lots Nos. 269 and 270, 21x90 feet,
: Poplar street, Valuation $4,000, tax
Brinkley & overton, bill No. as, Ward
street. Valuation 500, tax s1Ss.
lot No. Il, 25xloo feet, ms Exchange
street. valuation $50, tax s1.6S.-
Brinkley, R. G., Estate. bill No. 4s,
Ward Q, lots Nos. A to Al. 10ox140 feet,
ms Exchange street, Valuation $500,
Chandler. Daniel, bill No. So, Ward 2,
Ilot No. 80, 25x14o feet SIS Exchange
street. Batture subdivision. Valua-
Chase, Ike A.. bill No. 81. Ward 2,
Slot No. 81, 25x14o feet, ms Exchange
street, Batture subdivision. Valuation
Fritz, Louis, bill No. 100, Ward 2.
26x1o7 feet, es Front street. Valuation
81, 900, tax $3.50.
Gassaway, Sara F., bill No. 1872. Ward
III. 3sx54 feet. Valuation $500, tax
Hoffman. Lucy B.. bill No. 1s1, Ward
|es Poplar street. Valuation $500. tax
Jones, s. W. bill No. 1853, Ward 2,
Enart lot No, 70, 24x14s feet, es Front
stTset. Valuation $4,000. tax 1856.
Yard 2, country lot No. 474, ssx14s feet,
1ne Washington street. Valuation Sc, 900,
Tax s100.S0.
Materna, Godfrey and Caroline. bill
Se. is4 Ward z 2sx14s feet. Valua-
zen $4,000, tax Ss4.oo.
u oihphis IN Co't Dill NO. 1875, w ard
1strcet. Valuation $500, tax s6.72.
Menefee, r. c., Trustee, bill No. 1877,
Ward ?, part lot No. 122, 24% xs0 feet,
Tvs Main street. Valuation Sl2. 900. tax
1920. so.
Metle, Martin H.. bill No. 1879, Ward
t2s 26x1o7 feet, es Front street. Valua-
ition $1,000, tax $3.50.
Scheduled, w. w, bill No. 241, Ward
&aa,& country lot No. Az. 41hx14sh feet,
Inn Poplar street, corner alley. Valua-
Smith, Eliza, bill No. $50. Ward 2,
1ohntry lot No. <72. 5ox14s1s feet, ms
EQplar street, corne Fourth. Valua-
|<I6n 50, 300. tax $4,000.
$tratman, f. H., bill No. 25s, Ward
3ot No. a., 25x140 feet, ms Exchange
eel, Batture subdivision. Valuation
<IGD. tax sf.6S.
stratman, r. H.. bill No. 2s5, Ward
lots Nos. 81 and 81, 5sx120 feet, Is
<Rter street, corner Exchange, Bat