Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], July 26, 1888, Image 3

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FiHE DAILY JOURNAL
.aJLES v'ITY. Mai'NTA" NA.
Post Office eg lation,.
ute mll el ..............................11:15 a. m.
Western mall elai .......... ......6:00 p. m.
Oe. open lunday 8 p. m.
JMO. McAUSLAD. P M.
erthker Pacilei Time Table.
LAV3 MILES CITY GOING01 W T.
1o. 1. Pacific Exprs ............ .*.......A::f P. M
S . Pamsenger................. ...............6 33 A. M
15. Express Freight .......... ....... : A.M
15. Freight......................... .........1:58 A.
LEAVR MILES CITY 4OIN0Q AST.
No. 2. Atlantic EIDra .................11:45A M.
* 4. I'a n.oger.... ...................... .J:12 P. M.
" 1. Expres Freight...................... l . M.
14. Freight......... ......... ......121 P M.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORIY.
FEDERAL DIREC.FORY.
Delegate to Congress .......Joseph K. Toole, Helena
Govenor....~...... ......... ...». H. elie. HJ1,narl
8ereta a .......... ........... Willitu B. Webb. IHelena
Treasurr...... (............... .....reen Preutt, Heleon
Auditor........................... -Ja. ullivan, Helen.
Chief Juetlc...-............... cC<onnel, Il leg
(Itepben IiWolfe
Assoeate Justices.... .....*....{M. J. Liddh*ll
{ Thes. C. Bch
burver General......... .Ben H. . OenD, :elena
,uperintendent of Public Iustruction............
. ........ ... ........... ....... A. C. luKgan, lelen
U. R. Marhal ......................... K. R . K.lly, llel*.na
Collector U. 8. Internal Revenue .....James Shields
Register U. 8. Land Ofice.....A. (;rover, Miles 'ity
Receiver U. S. Laud Otfee.Abram Hall, Myles City
.,OUNTY OFFICERS.
Conncilman...........................IDr. W. A. Burielgh
Membes of the Hous............... I. tlost.
ibserif ...................................Thos. II. Irvine
T asuurr ................................ . Brandenbur
Clerk and Recorder........................L. C. Dear
'jerk of District ('ourt...... .....James McFarlane
u!dge of Probate......................W. '. Stamble
0ounty Attorney......................Go. H. Milburn
Assesor ..................................... T. J. Thumpl.un
'aurveyor... ......... ..................Geo. Schestz
Coroner............................ ........ Dr. I. G. tadd
County Physltetan.....................Dr. .(. Redd
H.perlutendent of bchools.........Miss Louisa (ooley
Public Administrator.................E. B. Weirick
(IL. A. tiluffmian
Cormlsitoner ............................ G W. Aulerton
L(. J. Whltney.
MILE. CITY TOWNrfHIP.
SWm. Birkle
IJutices of the Peace.................. ..._J ohn Gtbbs.
Constabl..................................... 'm. II. carr
CORPORATION OF MILES CITY.
Mayor.... ............................................. ... eso. Scheets
City Attorney...... ... ......C... .... H. Middleton
Clerk ................ ............ .............. . '. ordon
rreuursr......... ...... ............ II. . . I. . at belor
Chibef of 'oulle ...................Frank C. Westervelt
pollce Mae M g .......................Edmond Butler
ALDEiRME .
First Ward-A. E. Fl.ger, B. K. uHolt.
Second War I-Chas Brown. W. II. Hu.tart.
LOCAL IT EMS.
F. E. Mhaffer In here from Chicago.
Clean cotton rats wanted at this
office. *
Nurse girl wanted. Apply to Mrs.
.T. H. I vine. *
H. 0, Kuhblman was here yesterday
from Milwaukee.
E. F. Berry, a onunty resident, was
at the Macqueen yesterday.
The most emeient morning laxative
Is Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient.
California champagne. rich and
sparkling, for sale Ly l!1 BIullard *
Oscar Brackett, a Terry wool grow*
er was in from the ranch lat night.
John Bennett, of Riohland, Ky.,
is in the city a guest of hit ohl friend
Geo. R, Milburn.
N. F. Archdaleand wife afterepend
ng a few days pleasantly in Miles
City, returned yesterday to their ranch
on Locate creek.
Thirty wou.,hl..lopers at once. Ap
ply to N. IouitAoDT. r
The case against John Ja'.k, for
alleged aauault on !toot's boy, was di.
missed by the reluest of City Attor
ney Middleton.
Dr. W. A. Burleigh has been to
Helena last week mud returned last
night, bringing with him one of his
Ittle grandchildren.
Chris Ram tie hag brought his wool
clip lu from the ranch and shipped
east. Chris claims an average clip of
81 iounds, whlch takes the lead for
hria year.
The Frame buildlong back f the
Stockgrowere' bank is In process of rt
moval and will be taken to a vacant
lot near the Drover to which hotel it
will do duty ua an anner.
Down in Dakota and aio.ng the line
of railroad as far we.t as (flendive ut
traveler observed that woUmen were
doing the work of sheep herders. This
may be traced directly to the pasa4ge
of the Mills bill.
A team beloulgig to, J. 11. Hiy and
driven by him, hib wife b~ing in the
vehicle at the time, got into a htd holt
on the county road near IRolurid Mlnd
ran away, breaklip up the wmgou and
severely injuring hbl wife. Our Mu
thoriiy, C. W. Bevdo, say. tbhat Mr.
Hay Ic atout to bring an action ror
da. agee agal stI Culter county, in the
sum of 4loiN),_ *.
Whem Dahy was ick.w we gave her ('`aeh,
Whim she was (l'hitl, ,I. crhid for Cautoria,
Whm ahe beouase )I.s, she, clung to C.saltM,
When she bad Chi.ren, she gave thean Oatale
Theeltb receptlon on Friday nighlt
promfles to be an eventful one. It is
lntended as an extelsion of oourtwy
to tObe osllm aid their fanailleu t
Keigh and that the soclety people of
the city may have an opportunity n
gett'ng better acquainted with them.
The liver and kidneys must be kept
in good condition. Hood's Harsapa
rilla is a great remedy for regulating
these organs.
We can assure our readers that .sone
of our best people have oou.ulted Dr.
Galltzki about their eyes. The DI)e
tor will remain here a little longer and
those desiring his aid should not fall
to consult him. *
Two of the three Crow. taken to Ft.
Hnelling and impriloned ftr engaging
in the outbreak of last yea r, have been
sent to the Indian training schoot.l.
I)eaf Hull i. still an Inoate of the
guard house at Fort Snelliing and ~,
said to be slowly looning his uiid.
Prickly Acvh lltters wrm up and
Invigorate the stomach, iuiprovew and
strenltthenl the (ligd.tliv orgitus,
opens the port . prio.otes preplira
tion, and equallzes the circulatuon.
As a corrector of diord, red .yetem
there is nothinu equal to it.
Mies May Houston, a populardining
room girl in the emplly of the Mac
quefen house for labout a year I a',
left liat uiglt for the wesr. S~he will
g-, to H-le-na for a week's recre.atiol:,
and then return to Liviii.-t',n where
sl ha- acepeted a posituon at the
Alrniarle hLot-l. The old boarlre at
the Macequ.eii will mis lithe Ierght
little Germau gir. a.u wish her pros
peritly in the new location.
A Ne. Malon
On Maturday Johnny Burke will
open to the public the Schrnalle ,,r.
ner on main btreet. lie will ktcp only
the beet brauds of wet goods and ol
gars and atsuren patron. of plediant
seiv t , a specialty being made of
mixed drinks. All old friends and
customer- are Iuvited to call ar.)und
and samup!e the t ntertalinment of the
new saloon.
1n .t Am too Do
The symptoms of Ilillousness are
unhapptly too we"' known. They
ditlffer in dillerent individuals to some
extent. A il;,oue man il seldom a
breakfr t eater. Too frequently, asiat
he has an excellent uppetlte for liquids
but none for soddd of a noruing. His
tougue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; if it l unot white and furred,
it is rough, at al! events.
The digestive system IR wholly out
of order, and Diarrbtea and Co.nstip,..
tion may be a symptom or the two
mray alternate. There are often HeIm
orrholds or even loss of blood. There
may be giddiness and often headache
and accidity or flatulence and tender
nese in the pit of toe stomach. To
.correct all thI- if not effeot a cure try
Gireen's August Flower, it costs but a
trifle and thousand attest its efficacy.
An Elop'nment With (,ii Ateeosinnl nlrn'
On Sunday last a party arrived at
the Macqueen house from the w..--.
contrnlag of man, wotman and child.
They registered as W. Bird, wife atd
bhild, Billings, M. T. Nothlnig was
out of the comnmon In thil conec"in
and no partilelar notice waemI taket. of
the persons. ,l'uday night their ,il1
was paid anr they dilapp.a"red,
whether by train or team Ia. unknown.
:.he next ev.ut in this conneoti,,
was the arrival of two detla. ives fr,nm
Spokane Falls who are yet In the city
and having enlisted the local officers
are nearahing hblgh and low for the
gay birds, who, it appears, are wanted
In Spokane. The man eloped with
the female and child, who legalljv be.
long to a resident of theeaet-rn Wa.h
Ington metropolis. Not only did thhi
Bird take his neighbor's wife and
child during hi. neighthxr'. absence,
but he also got away with Pi(00 and the
proceeds of the sale of the household
effects of the hetrayed hulsl,and.
A Conrdhrah.rtI of the New IFee All In ItI
RIelatlon to (oulnly () .ClBe.
Through the imedium of local corre
|pondelnce to the Helena izlnar, Iomen
luterest has been stirred up in regacrd i1
to county politice and lltoe tnqlulry
:elcited as to who the noble army of
lmartyls are that are re.dy and will
Ing to ilinolnate Ihelmtueiles this fall
for the pu 'lie public . l'The oorreo nl.d
slllt referred to have each tseetl'l toI
take it for grenttd that Bill's ('ty
would furni14h nil the candidlate, re.
quired for enseh ticket, lnad while It
may result this way, It Is hardly polite
to asume Ithal t t will he ans aid it may
be, when thl,, iruolutients attaiched to
the varions olllcea under the now fee
bill Ie understood, that there will ot
i I'inch a serumhil for position as Is
antlOipated. The bill reflrred to ALs
iawsed by the ligullaturte Marcth 1,
1887, and takes eflfct as to atll tllic s
except the coutity treasurer, on the
third Monday in I)et, niber, 1,rS%, ialti
with the treasurer, on the fIlrt Mon
day in March, 1',l,. Under it salaries
are the exceptlnn and where allow*d I
only nolinal, the bulk of tllih remun
eration nla most cases tl'ing looked for
through fees. For thsl reaso L it is Ili
posmlble to make any close etllHnate of
the vaile of the ofloes, but I lle follow
Il9 BAllrs will perhaps approximate
olosely enough t the result, to enable
tbo who bm wtl a desire to serve I
f the public, to make up the'r minds
whether 'the game is worth the
candle:"
Clerk of court In Custer county is
allowed a salary of one thousand dol
lars, with fees that may bring the
oflice up to two thousand a year. but
this is by no means certain. Moreover
the law when framed contemplated
Custer county as the residence of the
clerk of the district. but should it
prove that the clerkship should be re
moved elsewhere, and only a deputy
act here, the salary proper would prob.
ably not ex3ced six hundred dollars.
('County clerk and recorder I. allowed
a salary of e'hbt hundred dldiars and
Ifee that in good Ilve !y tines might
bring the office up to its pr..enut value,
which is two thousoand dollars a year,
but In the present condition of affairs
it is doubtful if titten hundred dollars
can be wrung out of it, and what
makes it Iore hEnding is that the new
law alliws nothing for deputy'ssulary,
and distinctly Irovld,* against all
"extras." ' hould a rush of work for
which fees are paild, render extr:a help
ii'ee sar7, the Increased income would
warrant the temporary employment of
a deputy, bhut it tlh routine work of
the offew proves I,, mlch for the In
cumlrent, n+ it is lulite likely to do. be
will have to "die up" for a deputy
w ithout hope of return.
h Hs Kulerinlendent of 'ho I t Il -
lowed a walary of five hundred dollars
and traveling exl .oses to the exitent
ct five dollars per district, the latter to
he ailowed onlylmn a verified account,
whlch probably means that the vari
ous dlstriets must be vi-ited in order
tc; cnntitute a claim oni thli fund.
The salary under the present law is
seven hundr I and silty dollars. The
allowance for travel expense In the
tnew hill Is not fufiicient to warrant
the superintendent in vl.ltlng any
but dliitri(ts close at hand and contig.
untli.
The county trearuler of Custer
county is sllowed a salary of sixteen
hundred dollaI-. and a percentage on
licn-a - i.sued, wbhIh based upon the
prPernt year's records would amount
to at out four hundred dollars, bring
inug the sum total up to two thousand
dollars, a againsnt twenty-five bun
dred dollars allowed by the existing
law and a deputy's pay of twelve hun
dred more.
Th'b asseesor, who now receihev one
thousand, ceven hundred and fifty
dollars, Is under the new law put on
his mettle to earn thl, amount, his
compensation being one-half of one
mill on the dollar for the first three
ntillions assessed, and one-quarter of
one mill on the dcllar for all over
three millions. On this hbsis our ar
cs..or wold have to make a list of four
millions, to reach the present salary,
which will scarcely be po:-sible next
year.
dred dollars and teen. What these
latter may amount to ie imposslble to
approximate. The fees are from one
third to one-half lem. than they were
four year- ago, when the sheriff's
,lotiee was counted worth from twenty
to thirty thousand dollars a year, and
as the opportunitle4 for making fees are
irolt aly .equally dimlnlbhe.t, it Is
doubtful if the ofice can be counted
a wor,:th more than iv ye or six thou
,.mrAl dollars a ) ear gross.
'The protte judge Iget4 nothing but
fees, and while these are fairly liberal
fr a thickly sett ed cunttlutnicy, it is
not twp lble in Ct'tter count) to extract
anythiung but the beantieat living from
the ,lice.
From the foregoing it will te seen
that with the ipoWihle exception of
nheriff, there is no nilloe in the couuty
worth a. much under the fee bill as
under the existiug law, a st-ate of at
faire which, as we have intianted.
may detei many public sniritedl ludl
viduol troun rushing madly Into the
mt e;strctu of pollties this fall. Hfiw
ever --.
11 ma, lucy I..al I -.
'11eit., iut. of our b(..ii1 trout,,a is 11.1 I;" w,1
eon e ', f thui r tle.art-,r+ h ta nrua lh~ie'iIW I f
path. It la the fauljt of the best of ecwueiuieaIX'~
c ithartt a, wh., Is aret aoiby upon the toe el., til t
it, 1. rat:ng l ev Irriju" 41iti Nevaeri these or,; an,
Il ira iid t -loiat11a Ititter Iprodluce a I\ uiil
iii, ii. iuit l ither Iiaiit, 31pinI nlo weaken. th
abdiIiiIl r ieto rLI ~I i ItoLaCl. Tflu. to pro
taitai oil~ty ti 4'l 1 reI!te a hl I a Pun Poll pat, d,
Irh iou 4 7ap l ilyl sh' Ii %ould use, tine aa
resort to it iti," iii b.diV *ii8 oumfelt tiur pt
lui, ii a via. it reiaclinll. 1 IIh lM t in iar 1.l. I lire
at, Itl a I !, I~ryd pi" III,i,t l cai.u lee a', ltI . lu
rho 14iiUicto an! Irt! lly troubeitiu a'rllllttg Ithe
IUAltdi0 Lo whichiti rl~icti4 elfiiftiena it "e
iirievie it to be' itiji acions. ItIni a wliaoteaaon al
14tl 1wr, and a far imne reliablel tranqjuilizer of Ite
na'tvms tha,, st...oact'.utuat.,nieg trsIRlcai s aid
aetatir em.
Hood's Sarsapw'iIla
TIhis sueresaful neidll iie is a earefteiltvwmpared
extract of tie.'1», Iet I'ý 1 Ia Of thes vugetablse
kingdomll kn "w toi iiieele.ue!l i.,eitq' Si Alteratives,
IliIId 1liullhfra. Ityler(uivini and Toicira. suEt, Y
I iII I Ip Lia, lelluw lck, Mtllltngta, Iiaouelloaj,
.11111 1, Irria, Mi.ndrak. 1% Id W id irthe lk
all I , " r . ' I , ,r IIs, tarks aid htba. A
Jell mIIi. liv Intit &O* iii I faint7 Judged
only I. a! Tel!li' V' It " -Jlt am'h scetiufatt~oato,
the' IiJotlou.l 't o ~ i rd 5'~r' t~era.eji ittla ss en
taredt for i., iJll a ný at elf t oslluaael of
peioplle soh I o I nli e rIIit ly beau
It Ilateil 1 r 1 i~ ue, riog whieh all otber
reneedie 1 fiii /I ' . a4 icy all .lruggiata.
I; sII: fr ., del, I y1'. 1 'l HIt 0,
I £ tsiti eacrb( ;.. i'It. DI'
100 Dosos One Della,
Children Cry for Pitcher's Catorim
LOCAL ITEMS.
A sure e C.. e* P4lUs.
Dr. KIrk'. (Germau Pile Olntment
hasu ured 1llind. Bleeding and Iteblc g
Piles whenl all other Onutireuta have
failed. It u~laorbu the tumor., allays
the itching at once, macse a a poultlo,
tivee uinsuUt relief. Dr. Kirk's Our.
man Pile Ointment i prepared only for
Pile. and Itching of the private ,parte,
and nothilrg .Ie. Every box iq war
ranted. Sold Iby John Wright. Drug
gist, Mile (City, Mont.
pPRIpCE
CREAM
bAKING
POWDER
BY PERFECT MA
lt. uperit.r excellence proven in milllons of
homes f,,r more then a quarter of a centur. It is
usOebythe tUnited States (;overnment. Enl1ored
,ythe h..al . of the U(reis Universles .a the
atroaset. I',lrT.t and muaet Ileaithful. Lr.
t'llcea 'r ean tlh.king Powder does not
euantatL Amnunia, Lime, or Aluma. old only In
('snit
I'RK(Ir BA.ING POWDER CO.
S.u. Y')ul C(ICAGOO rT. LOUIo
IclTIBE'S BAZAAR
.Il hT 'RECI(I'EI)V
ti
FERRIS A
GOOD
SENSE
CORSET
WAIST
For tabir., Children and Ladies.
ALL SIZES.
COLD LUNCHES'
Meals to Order at all
hours of the day and
night.
S .I-I 'I'ttit-}1( & CHRISTO 'PHlER.
ARTHUR MAXWELL,
Dealer tee
ARTESIAN
WATER .
I ai now ja t.1arei todtliverfreab
ARtT~iI.AN vWA~i, to nay part ot
th hclv:.. All "'rderm e nt rite toi I i
will hoc 1'r0rer1ctly atMv!(i'( tIi. Order
ulato. Imatly 1o f-lullti at ith' cttoreec o1
.1. HI. ('.eurt, I & ('It., M~r;- l-- xr~rt
:iid cat thi*. Iirovt~r Jliuc'r.
*itI III l RMAXI'LI.
BIRKIE & TRUSCOTT,
Wholesale and r1tail dtialers in
FAML Y GROCERIES
.New yiowla conrtlanLly arriving antl
EVERYTHING FRESH.
We handle the largeut and moatu.
varied aaaortment uf
Tobago, Ci!II U kw*l~
In the city.
W« reapceotfully solicit an lunereaucd
pntro'aiur, silcdKing ourselves to Rive
tlli hicKt eatie~faetlcnl.
A.1ni 11.t l -:Icc linn.
Ncct'V '9 henrAY give. to tre. .ir11c'kh ii.t .,f tice
V l. iV wel Drm iui uci ll jiblne · ompany c! )Ml ii
ci loonw ,liit t lce. enicca *ee,'tl of trustIei
wilb e1at the 'elicjiiaiJS csfltne St Milse city,
ruMnt , n Iblhifts. July ili, 1WIMA . tseen tits
boor, of i.' M. maid it cc U. aol'I
use-u.
NOTICE OF TAX LEVY,
FOR THE BUILDING OF SIDEWALKS UPON THE STREETSI HB
INAFTER NAMED, IN THE CITY OF MILES CITY, M.T., ABI
THE TIME WITHIN WHICH THE SAME SHALL BE PAID.
To Wlo IT MAY CONCERN:- o
To Wuox3 IT MAYl Coxue~sa:-
Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned the Street Commissioetr l
and for the said city : That. whereas, on the IOth day of May. A. D. iM8, the
City Council of the said of Miles City, levied a tax upon the lotw, tracts. sa
parcels ot land hereinalter describud,and abutting upon the streets of said eitg.
and upon the side of said treet uas hereinafter designated ; and wheres, the
said City C;ouucll have made and delivered to me,the said street comnissiowe,
a list of the persous, and a descrlption of the property so taxed, together wit.
a warrant for tite collection and expenditure of said tax as provided by law *
And, whereas, said taxes were levied by the said City Council. jagaiust MdJ
lots, tracts, piece., and parcels of land, for the purp.,e of building sidewalks
upon and along the streets hereinafter inled,lnsd upon theside of said street
as hereinafter setforth, -uch levy b.ing based upon the actual onet of buildlmr
much sidewalks opposite to, ard abutting upon each lot,tract and parcel of land
as hereinafter described. as follows, towit:
On the west side of Seventh street, from Main to Palmer street,Forty-e0l
144 oents per foot, and from Palmer to Ohio street thirty-three :13) cents per
foot.
On the north side of Pleasant street from Sixth to Eleventh street, forty
six (46; cetnts per foot.
On the north side of W\ashington street from 8eventh to Tenth stree,
.,u lu.- u.iI ,aIUV ,u ' Ia Wi UMin u ratrL T irIj ior ocvIyruI LU w LIeiLn sLres
thirty-three '3 cents per foo t.
O. the west side o! .ixth street, from Main to Palmer street, forty-lZ,
4';; r'.nts per foot; and from Palmer to Vashington street, thirty-three (ll)
cruts Irr foot.
)II the west side of Sixth street,trom Main to the Nort.t rn Pacific rihbt
of w.y. .eventy-two 72! cents per foot, except where laid on treatle, wblhd
shall b. one dollar and two cents (1.021 per fot
It is provided generally,tbat all frontage-- are excepted wlere sidewahll
are all ready built complying with the ordinaoce now In fuce in relatloe
thereto.
And whereas, it appears to the said street commissioner tni t the permon
hereinafter named, are the respective owners, and the reputed .,.ners of the
said lots, tracts and parcels of land, as set opposite their respecti n oame., ad
of the street frontage as hereinafter set forth where said sidewas are to be
construoted.
NOW THEREFORE: you, and each of you(the persons hi rein named)
.re hereby notified that at any time not leea than twenty days.nor more thea
forty days from the date of this notice, you may pay to the undera.lned. the
street commislsioner of said city.the tax and the amount thereof,.. a t opposite
your respective names in the following list.
Sjh payment may be made in labor, materal, or money. proviled; that
labor and material offered in payment of such taxe,are such as may be r
qulred by the said street commissioner,'and done and furnished to hibl atiltae.
tion, and at the market rate then prevailing.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 19th day of July,
A. D. 1 RR.
The following is a list of the names of the supposed own rs,a descriptIoe
of the property benefited.and upon which said tax was levied.and the amounts
a.sessed against the same, to-wit :
GSOR eE RHODE,
Street Commliioner.
West Ride 8izth Street from Main to Washin.ton.
OWNER. DESCRIPTION,. tronf 't Total
a..e. .e" o . Aim'S
LOT. I aIr. eta. A
C. M. $tebhlus................. 1 ....................................... I2,:- 4 ft ......46 69 N
M.ary E. Savage ................ 11, 1:, 13, 14, 15, 16............ 3.. 150I ft ......46 B0
T. H. Irv'oe ..................... 10..................................... . 1r,0 ft.. ......46 9 00
Louti Bab.h...................... 11, 12 ............................. ... .. ft..1......46 28 (
J. Q. Dempey............ 13, 14................................. 3:L o ft......46 238
Aun (Gtatam ................... . . 16................................. t.. 5 f..i...... 46: 23
W. F. Schmatle.................................................. ... i3 i .. ft.. ...... 49
G(eneva Richmond............ Part rf 5.................. .. 31.. 511 ft.......33, 16 5
Letlie Smith.................... Remainder of 5................. 34- .1 ft........88 38 O
Maggie Mumrtie ............... ;........................................ 150 ft.. ......33: 49 6
Cora L,.M ddletofu.................................................. 150 ft..3......33 49 e
WestO.lde MSth Street frotm Maim to . P. I. I.
oWNER. DI~WRIPTION. f "ro..tA'j.f Total
LOT. B e.mte.
`. ock Arowers Nat'l Bank 16 ..................................... al.. 113i ft........ 72 82
Estate Em ma Ruihmtoud.. 1 ...................................... il.. 11i 3 f........72, 82 a
Chau . K nowrlton............... !;............. ............... 3 .. 113 fr........7- 82 t
Edith Ellsworth ...............Part of 13.......................... .. .& ft.......72' 27 73
I I2."' ........72 212
Robt. White..................... Remainder of 13............... :0.. 47f. ..... 102 47 K
, 47ft.' ....102 47 K
Levi S.lupon ....X14..... ........................................ .. ift......... 48
John Carter ...........I ...................... .............. . .. .!. ft.. ......721 82 S
North aid Nerenuth Ntrset from Main to Ohio
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OWNER. DES.1IPTION. Front TAtal
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Braudenburg. \'aut(iakuu 1...................................... 43.. 1 .1 ft....... 4 69 0
Nancy J. Tolfree ............... 1 I............................. .. . J... 3 ft ......44 2 23
Ja; . M Farkt ne ................ 1:;.................................... 4.. 2:.. ft........ 46 11
N. lrchardt ....................14...................................... 43.. 25 ft........ 46 11 0
J. W . Jolnonn .................. 1, 16................................ 43.. ft...... .4 8
W . E. Savage .................... 1IE...................................... 4"..1.50 ft ........46 69
t. J. N. .\llliot ............... 11..1................................. 4".. 50 ft........4 6 2800
lrandenburg.urV autar kten 13:...................................... 42.. 25 ft .......46 11 0
. W\ . Pop ... ................... 14 ....... .............................42.. ft........461 11 0
.t. .1. N. Alit-,,..... ....... ... lI, 1; ............... ................. 42.. So ft.. ......46 22 0
Lt. 1B. P. Walo right ....... ...................................... 41.. i.) ft.. ......:3 49 50
A. I4. Mwerdnltig r ..................................... ............... 41.. I ft ........33 49
Harold Hro.vu .................. ....................................... 4.1.. 15 a ft........"i 49 50
Eliza (irahani ................... ..........f................ ........... 44.. I. ft......... t 49 50
('ba*. E. Brown............ ........................ ................... 39..,1~ ft......: 49 IS
J. p.................... w..'5.......................................31.150 ft..i......33 49 0
North 1ule. Pleasant Street from M.~lth to EIlecvnth.
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-Maj. T H . Logan......... ... ,....... ................ 4 ft........
. . '. IIw .... ................ .4...............................:.. 42.. T.' .,,t ....... 4 S S
LIt. H TLn..\l.. .......... ........ t................... . 5' S ft....... 4 28
(feo . W . Stav g .. ................ 7, .................................. 42.. 5 f.t ....4 2
W. E. Savag .. ................. . I................... .. 4 ft... 48 2
idney Pacett .................... 1, .. ... .... . " .. I ft. 46 8
M argaret C'olem ..... ... ........... 4 ...................... 1.. .. : ft........46 28
T. H. Irvine.................... I udivldd of.5, 6, 7........ 11.. 37Aft ...4 It7
('has. Dougla .................. ndivided of 5, 6, 7........ 5 '1.. 371ft......48 17
l Ed. Flinn.. .................. 8, 9, 1O 174.............................. 1 . 75 ft..".....46 A4 1
rs. A . L F l n....... .. .... . 1. ............................... .. 15. ft. .......48
C harlotte lT o er ..... .............I. ................... ............... St.. 5 ft.. .... 40 2s
: II. PrrMy ................... 9 10......... ......................... '% .. 140 ft .....I: 4 0
-. I ..Preasy ......H......o.... H alf of ....................... .... 16.. 2.. ft....... hI
('ar Ii. rldelgh ....... ..... · lfof 8........................... ft4.. f. f.l..... 4 1
('jar, i. Burlaigh · · 6.... . .. 8. ................................. .. m1 0 ft ....46 46 4
('. F. ('randall ................ Hlalfof 9............................ ft ....48 Ii t
C. F. C randall ............... . 1 ..................................... 7 S. t' .. ....4 R ..
D. W. Pea·r......Peaw .... . . and half ofl 7................... 72.. 75 f.. ....4.. 8
S (' al ..e ..................................47...................72.. 1(0) ft.. ....44, 46
4North 414. Wwhingtou Xtreqt UW..Ih t. Tenth.
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J(,hai W righl t........ ..... .., Part otVand al lot ........... » 9O t».. .»
K:t n.wrnr Ranlrr y. 41, .......... ....................... b 1 ft.. .
FlelixA Krusoh... .... . .................. N
\%' m . urr y ................... I ... ...............................:·: 100 ft .
H n. W hit......... .......... ' ......................... .. .h M . 0 ...
N:o F. FIbh...r.....................................
I l'uoº I~tnrr.n. I ...... 60 f
I Ioul" Rueoh.......... .....··':..... 3.......... ............. .. .A9»1!N A. ...