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Wells, Z., That part of Se of Se Vi w of
8. R. 8
Big Nestucca River, sec. 1, tp. 4 •.,
25.31
Mason. Homer, Se of Nw ¡4, Sec. 17,
r. IO.................................................... ...
8 64 Wagner, A. P., Sw of Se
tp. IB., R. H
.
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.........
& Sc of Sw
Hanson, Hans C., Sw of Sw % Sec.
Vi sec. 12, tp. 4 s., r. 1U ................
Wagner, A. P., Nw of Ne % fit Ne of
28 ; S. h of Se Vi, See. 29, tp. 1 8.,
By virtue of a warrant to me directed, is­
Nw V sec 13, tp. 4 s., r. IO ...
R. 8
25.92
sued by the County Clerk of Tillamook
Hanson, . Hans C , Nw of Ne V4. Sec.
Weatherly, K. T., Beginning at a cor­
County, Oregon, commanding me to sell sev- _____
8.64
ner stone 1.54chs. north from low
eral articles of personal property and parcels
32,
tp 1 H..
8.. R-
R. 8
32. tp.
Geo. P., 8.
of Se
and
water line of Nestucca River being
ofreal property upon which the taxes are levi­ Lawrence.
— -----
tp j s R. g
25.92
the Se corner of the J G. Dutcher
ed and unpaid as shown oy the tax-list accom­
Nw.of
Sc .. Vi» 8ec 93
:
Commencing
______ _ at a point
tract; thence n. 55 feet; thence w.
panying such warrant, of the State, County, Nolan Oak. Cz:
8 feet East of the Sw corner of sec
sec- ­
8 rods, thence s. 55 feet; to red­
School and other taxes for the year 1906 and
tion 6. tp. 1 S., R. 9 W. ; thence
wood post in ditch; thence east 8
special school taxes, and Tillamook City
North 8 rods ; thence East 8 rods ;
rods to place of beginning. Con­
taxes for the year 1907, I will, beginning at
thence South 8 rods ; thence West 8
taining 7260 scuare feet, sec. 19,
10 o’clock in thé forenoon of the 28th day
rods to place of beginning, Sec. 7, tp.
tp. 4 s., r. 10
..................................
of January, 1908. and continuing from day
11.40 Weatherly. J. F., Beginning at a
1 8.. R. 9 ...
..............
to day thereafter until the list is exhausted,
offer for sale at public auction and sell to the McIntosh, Peter. Nw of Be % «nd E. Vi
fjoint 100 feet Nly from low water
of Sw %, Sec 13, tp 1 S.. R. 9
6.72
ine of the Big Nestucca River;
best bidder the real property situated in
Tillamook County, Oregon, particularly de­ Clough. C. H., W. % <>f Nw Vi» 8ec. 16.
27.89 chs. distant from the Vi sec.
4.62
tp. 1 8 . K. 9
..............................
cor. between secs. 18 & 19, tp. 4
scribed in the list following, to-wit ;
s., r. IO w.; thence n. 6° 37' w.
Morton Heirs, Nw bf Sw V4. Sec. 16,
Brigham, Glen A., Se of Ne
Sec.
1.62
tp. 1 8 . K. 9
.....................................
6.13 chs. to Sw cor. of E. H. Vir-
$8.11 Cardwell. Helen R., and Cook, Vin­
4, tp. 1 N . R 6.... .
gels tract of land; thence south
Cooper, H. C., W
of Sw
See. 15,
3.78 chs. to the Se cor. of B H.
cent, dw of Nw % and Nw ofSw Vi.
16 20
tp. 1 N R6
.............................
6.72
Sec. 18. tp. IS., R.9
Virgel’s tract of land; thence south
Brown, L W.. E ^à, Sec. 36, tp. 1
6C 37' east to the Necorner of Win.
McIntosh. Peter, Ne of Nw Vi» Sec- 24,
N., R9....................................................... 45.60
tp. 1 S.. R. 9........................................ .
2.10
Plank’s lot; thence west 50 feet;
Smith, Louis L., W *4 of Sw Ji, Sec. 1,
thence south 100 feet; thence 78
Donaldson, C. E , N. % of Se Vi «nd
tp. 1 N., 10 ; Ne
of Se % and Se of
Ne of Sw %. Less 1 A. sold, 8ec. 26,
feet to the Nw corner of T. I.
Ne
Sec. 2, tp. 1 N., R 10 ......... 18.36
15.36
Lucy’s lot; thence south 50 feet;
tp. 1 S., R. 9
Crane, Frank w. Beginning at a
Donaldson. C. E.. W. % of NeViand
thence East 100 feet; thence South
point 10 chains W. of
Section
E.'.ofNw‘4, Sec. 26. tp. 18., R 9. 23.94
to the line of lovg water; thence
post of Section 2, tp. 1 N., R. 10 W.
westerly along the line of low wat­
Clough, C. H., lot 2, See. 36, tp. 1 N.,
on N. line of said Section ; thence
»6
er; thence westerly along the line
R. 9 ...
East along N. line of said Sec., 20
Mason, Homer. Beginning at a point
of low water to the South East
chains ; thence 8. 10 chains : thence
25.50 chains South of the Ne corner
corner of E. H. Virgel’s lot; thence
West 20 chains ; thence N. 10 chains
northerly to the Ne corner of E.
of Jas. and Anna Quick’s D.L.C. ;
to place of Beg. Containing 20 acres
thence N. 11.50 chs. : th. W. 18.25
H. Virgel’s lot; thence South to
5.64
more or less, See. 2, tp. 1 N., R 10
chs. ; th. 8. 11.50 chs. ; th E. 18.25
North Bast corner of lot belong­
Kiger,G. W., % int., Nw of Sw
Sec.
ing to Miles, Fletcher and Bain;
chs. to beg.,Secs. 28,29, 32, 33, tp. 1
14, tp. 7 N. RIO ; Se of Se
Sec.15,
13.44
S. .R. 9
..............
thence West 100 feet to beginning.
4.08 Fairview Grange, No. 273. Beginning
tp. 1 N., R 10 ..
.................... ..
Less tract to Long. Sec. 19, tp.
Mary, Carrie. W. % of Sw of Sw
at the Se corner of Ne
c*f section
4 s.„r. 10
_............................
3.06
sec. 15, tp 1 N. R 10.
.............
28, tp. 1 8., R. 9 W. ; thence West
Unknown Beginning at a point 100
Washburn W D., S % of Ne )<, Sec. 16,
155 rods ; thence N. 583 feet to ini­
feet West and 25 feet North from
5.62
tp. 1 N.. R IO................................
tial point; thence N. 165 feet ;
Nw corner of Wm. Planks lot in
Pratt, David, N.
of 8w 14, Sec. 16.
thence W. 132 feet ; thence S. 165
Woods, in sec. 19, tp. 4 s., r. 10
5.62
tp. 1 N., R 10
.........
feet ; thence E. 132 feet to the place
w , thence South 6° 37' East 125
AUey, Oliva, Lot 2, Sec. 20, tp. 1
1.85
of beginning. Sec. 28, tp. 1 S., R. 9 ..
ft. thence West 125 ft. more or
1.18 McIntosh, Peter. Improvements on.
N., R 10.............................................. ..
less to the ^4 sec. line; thence North
Handley, Iola I. That part of the pre­
tract in Sec. 13. (Cheese factory
O° 57' West 125 feet; thence e. 120
emption claim of D. D. Bailey, in
5.76
building). Sec. 13, tp. 1 S., R. 10 ..
feet more or less to place of begin­
Bee. 21, tp. 1 N., R. 10 W., and
Aiderman, A. L., (Trustee), Ne of Ne
ning. Containing 15,275 square
bounded by beginning at a point on
4.60
Vi. Sec. 13, tp. 1 S, R. 10 ..............
feet, sec. 19, tp. 4 s., r. 10
meander line of Tillamook Bay ;
Clough, C. H., Nw of Se’4, Neof Sw*
Dimick, Ophelia, Se of Se Vi sec, 20. tp.
South 77J4° West 2.45 chains from .
% and W. V6 of Nw V4. 8ec. 16, tp. 1
4 s., r. 10
..........................................
the point of intersection of line be­
18.48 Worthington, Edward F. & Virginia
5., R 10 ............
tween Lots 2 and 3, of said Section
Hauxhurst, Amanda D., lot 2 and Se
E.,NeofNe % sec. 22, tp. 4
21, with said meander line as sur­
5,04
of Nw Vi. Sec 19. tp. 1 S., R. 10
r. 10 .....................................................
veyed by A. P. Wilson, Oct. 1889;
Nelson, Chas. T , E. % ot Sw %, Sec.
Worthington, Edward F. a Virginia
and running thence North 9° West
9.24
28, tp. 1 S., R. 10.................................
E , all of the Nw on Nw % lying
to the North boundary of said pre­
Paulson, Bjorn, N. Vi of Nw %, Sec.
on the Nw side of Big Nestucca
emption claim at a stake marked L
28, N. % of Ne l4r Sec. 29, tp. 1
River. Sec. 23, tp. 4 s., r. 10 ....
11, from which a hemlock tree 7
18.42 Sutton, A. M., S Vi sec. 36, tp. 4 ■.,
H., R. 10 ............................................
inches in diameter, marked L. 11. B.
Nelson, Chas. T., Ne of Nw V4> Sec. 33,
r. 10.................... ...................................
T., bears N. 84° West 45 links dis­
tp. 1 S., R. 10..................
3.68 Olympia Land & Abstract Company,
tant ; thence East along aforesaid
Lucy, T. J. Beginning 60 feet West,of
W Ya of Sw Vi Sec. 16, tp. 5 s.. r. 9
North boundary of said claim
Nw corner of Lot 2, Blk. 1, Fuller’s
Pugh, J. M . Ne of Se Vi ®ec. 17, tp. 5
17.622 chains to a point 1.65 chains
Add. to Bay City; thence West 100
s., r. 9........................................ ........
East of a stake marked LVII from
ft. : thence S. 25 ft. ; th. E. to
Hill, H. C (Heirs of) Ne of Se % sec.
which stake a Hemlock tree 24
County road ; th. in Nw’ly direc­
20, tp. 5 s., r. 9
................
inches In diameter marked LVII B.
tion to beginning. Sec. 3, tp. 1 S.,
Hill, H. C. (Heirs of) W V, of Sw % &
T bears South 77J4° East 27 links
R. 10.......
....................
.36
Se
of
Sw
Vi
sec.
21,
tp.
5
s.,
r 9 .
distant; thence South to the mean­
Unknown. Beginning 60 ft. West of
Gwinn, Nellie, Se
scc. 30, tp. 5 s.,
der line of Tillamook Bay ; thence
Sw corner of Lot 2, Blk. 1, Fuller's
r. 9 ...
............................................
Westerly with said meander line to
Add. to Bay City ; thence West 100
Upton, C. B., Commencing 40 rods
place of beginning.
Containing
ft.; thence N. 25 ft. ; thence E. 1O0
North 22° East from an iron post
30.24 acres more or less, excepting
ft., more^or less to County road ;
that stands on foot South of the
therefrom the Town of East Gari­
thence
in
a
S
’
ly
direction
to
place
of
bank of Little Nestucca Falls at
7.66
baldi, Sec. 21, tp. 1 N. R 10
—
.36
beginning, Sec. 3. tp 1 S., R. 10 ..
low water; thence East 40 rods;
Hauxhurst, A.D., Mrs. Commencing
Hauxhurst, Amanda D., Lots 1, 2, 3,
thence South 40 rods; thence West
at Gus Trimter’s Se corner ; thence
Sec. 24. tp 1 S.. R. 10.........
2.52
80 rods; thence North 40 rods;
E'ly. on Meander line 104% feet to a
Saxther, Nels, Se %, Sec. 4, tp. 2 S.,
thence East 40 rods to beginning,
sta’ke ; thence North 409% feet to a
30.24
R.
7
sec. 15, tp. 5 s., r. 10.
...........
stake; thence West to Gus Trimter’s
Keeley, Thomas, S, % of SeJ4» Sec. 4,
Hackney, Elizabeth, Se of Se Vi sec.
line 104yafeet; thence South to be­
tp. 2 S, R. 8
................................... 16.20
16,
tp
5
s..
r.
10
..............................
ginning Containing 1 acre. Sec.
Lawrence, Sarah, Se of Ne VX «nd
Wright, R. C.. S Vi of Se Vi & Se of Sw
22, tp. 1 N R 10 ..............................
1.02
33.98
Lots 1. 2, 3. Sec. 4. tp. 2, R. 8
*4, sec. 18, Nw of Ne Vi sec. 19, tp.
Hobson, Frank P., lots 5, 6, aud Se
Keeley, Thomas, W, Vs of Ne %. Sec.
5 s., r. 10.....................................
of Ne % and W % of Se
Sec . 22, tp.
9. tp. 2 8 , R. 8.....................
16.20 Keller. Carl W., E Vi of Ne ‘4 sec.
8.32
IN., RIO ..............................................
Lawrence, Geo. F,, N w
Sec. 9, tp. 2
tp. 5 s., r. IO .......................... .
Hobson, Frank P.L N.
of Ne.
S. R 8
32.70 Keller, Carl W , W Vi of Nw
sec.
3.58 Huse, Frank S., Sw ji, Sec. 9, tp. 2 S.j
Sec. 27. tp. 1 N., R 10.......................
tp. 5 s., r. 10.................................
Aliev, Oliva, Mrs.,Lott 1,2,3,Sec. 29,
R 8
32.70 Millspaugh, Wm. H., E Vi of Se %»
6.30 Childers, Stephen T., ’ N. % of Lot”11.
tp. 1 N.. R 10......... ...................................
sec. 21, W H of Sw Vi sec. 22, tp.
Clough, C. H. Ne of Nw H, Sec 36, tp.
Scc. tp. 2 »., R. 9
2.16
5s„r. 10............
..............
2.64 Childers,
1 N., R IO.......................
Stephen T., Se of Sw !4, Sec.
Frank, Carl, W % of W % sec. 10, tp
Pratt, David, Nw of be
Scc- 36. tp.
4 95
4.
tp.
2
S,
R.
9
6s.,r.
9
.........
............................
2.64 Earl, Edwin, E. Vi of Nw of Nw
1 N. R 1O
Lumterg, Samuel, Lots 5, 6, Blk. 5.
Fetteys, M. B. Commencing at a
12.14
Sec. 4, tp. 2 8., R. 9....^..
Nehalem
.......................
stone not less than one foot square
Fitzpatrick, Catherine, Se of Nw y.
Gerritse,
John, Lot 7, Blk. 3, Tohl’s
marked with the letter “A” planted
---- a. Lots’, Sec. 6, tp. 2 S., R.9,
47.04
anti
Add. to Nehalem City ...................
in the ground 60 feet South from
of Ne
Fitzpatrick, Frank T., . Sw
"
Drostoff. Nick. Lots 10, 11. Blk. 9.
the Se corner of the lot of land sold
34.44
Sec. 6, tp. 2 S.. R. 9
Tohl’s Ada. to Nehalem City -----
to John Terwilliger.; thence South
Fitzparrick. E. A. Beginning at Nw
Newell. Clyde, Lot 11. Blk. 12, Tohl’s
to the U.S. meander line* on Tilla­
corner
of
Sec.
6.
Tp.
2
S.,
R.
9
W.;
Add. to Nehalem Citv................
mook Bay ; thence along said mean­
th. E’ly. along said Sec. line to the
Newell. D. and C., Lot 2, Blk. 19,
der line of O. S. Thomas’ D.L.C. in a
j4Sec.
post
;
thence
8.
5
ch9
;
th.
VV.
Tohl’s Add. to Nehalem City ...
N. W’ly. direction to within 60 feet
21 U chs.; th. S. 15 chs.; th. W. to
Cox, Lillie. Lots 9, 10, Blk. 5 A.,
of the South line of said Lot of land
W . line of Sec. 6; thence N. 20 chs.
Tohl’s Annex to Nehalem City.......
sold to John Terwilliger by said O.
to beg. Less 40 acres sold, Sec, 6,
Cronen, Daniel, Blk. 1, Pacific Harbor
8. Thomas; thence E. to place of
3 36
tp. 2 S. R. 9. ..
“
“
“ 6. 7. 8, 9, 10,
beginning. Less tract to Geo. Watt,
Wells,
Ora
B.,
lot
1,
Sec.
8,
tp.
2
S.,
Pacific Harbor..............................
16.80
Sec. 34, tp. 1 N. R 10
R 9
................ ..........
5.88 Cronen, Daniel, Blk. 16, Pacific Harbor
Monroe, Mary E., Beginning 82^8
Berry, Leon B. Beginning at the Se
••
“
“ 18, 19, 20, 21,
rods East of *4 Section Post on
corner of Trutnan Harris’ D L.C ;
Pacific Harbor ...
....
Base line between Section 35,tp. 1
thence N. 30.21 chains ; th W.
Miller, Philomina, Blk. 33, Liverpool
N,R 10 W., and Section 2, tp. 1 S,
13.48
chains
;
th.
S.
26
46
chains;
Thayer,
C.
a
E.,
Und.
Vi«
Nolan-Paint
­
R IO W, thence North 120 rods ;
th. E. 3.48 chains; th S. 3.75 ch.;
er, 0. J., Und. Vi Int.. Lots 4, 7,
thence East 31 rods and 5 links ;
th. E. 10 chains to beginning. Con­
K. Blk. 3, Garibaldi..........................
thence South 100 rods ; thence W.
taining 40 acres, Sec. 8, tp. 2 S.,
Thayer, C. a E., Nolan, G. 0.. Lot 1,
29 rods and 5 links ; thence South
29.40
R. 9............................................
Blk. 4, Garibaldi
..........................
20 rods to Base line ; thence West
King,
Floyd
W
.,
Nw
Vi.
See.
14.
tp.
2
Hasbrouck, F. D., Lot 5, Blk. 7, Gari­
4 rods to beginning; except a strip
22.80
S , R. 9
baldi ..................... ............................
30 feet wide for distance of 4 rods
Johnson, Curtis (Heir of), Se of Sw V4
Hauxhurst. Amanda, Lat 6, Blk. 7,
along Base line for public highway
5.
of Nw Vi «nd Nw of Sw V4, Sec.
Garibaldi
.................
.............
and also except 8 acres sold : Con­
9.24 Handlev, Iola I., Lot 1 to 8. Blk. C.
18, tp. 2 S . R. 9
.......................
taining 12.25 acres. Sec. 35 tp. 1
Simons,
Nancv
R..
Nw
of
Ne
%,
Sec.
Lota
1
&
2,
Blk.
D,
East
Garibaldi
7.20
N. R 10......................... ....................
2 10 Handler, Iola I . Lot 7 a 8, Blk. D,
28, tp .2 S., R. 9
i Milner, J. T.. E% of Sw*4 and lots 3
Calvin, W. Vi ofSw V*. Sec.
Lots 1 to 10, Blk. B, Lots 1 to 8,
31.76 Rogers,
and 4, Sec. 31, tp. 2 N. R. 5
30,
tp.
2
S
,
R.
9
.................
12,18
Blk. F Lots 1 to 8, Blk. G, East
Goyne, Chas. H., WH of NeJ* & Se. of
Lumber Co., Se VL Sec. 2, tp.
Garibaldi .......................................... .
24.30 Truckee
Ne%. Sec. 25, to. 2 N , R. 7 ...
11.76 Handley,! Iola I.. Lots 1 to 8, Blk. G,
2 8., R- IO .......
1 Robson, Edward F., Nw. of Se*4, Sec.
W. E., Lots 1 and 5, Sec. 6 ;
East Garibaldi..............................
8.64 Page.
16, tp. 2 N . R. 9
...........................
Lots
3
and
7,
and
12%
acres
South
Bridgeford, J H , Lots 3 to 13, Blk.
Crane, H. T., ESofNw#, Sec. 3I. tp.
8.40
end of Lot 2, Sec 7, tp. 2 S., R. 10..
4, Bay View Add. to Bav City
6.00 Page,
Melissa. Lot 1 and 10.80 Acres
Hendricks. R. J.. Lots 14, 15, 16, Blk.
! Crane, F. W* . Lots l and 2/Sec. 31’,
N. end of lot 2, Sec. 7, tp. 2 8., R.
4. Bay View Add. to Bav City....
tp. 2 N. R 9............................................ 6.00
2.52 Bridgeford, J. H . Lots 1 to 16, Blk.
10.. ...................
.............................
[• Steinhilber, Theo., Lots 1, 2, 5, 6, &
House,
Marie,
Se
V4,
Sec.
10,
tp.
2
S.,
1 7. Lots 1 to 5, Blk. 18, Bay View
Sw, of Ne%. Sec. 32, tp. 2 N.. R.
R. IO ....................................................... 28.08
Add. to Bay City ................. .......... ..
L
10 ....................................... .................. 28.80 Kingsley, Theo., E. Vi of NeSec. 13.
Bridgeford. J. H.. Lots 6 to 16, Blk.
Crane. H. T., E»4 of SeH E% of W% of
6.48
tp.2 8., R. IO
.........
... -----
18, Bay View Add. to Bay City...
Se‘4 & Se ot Ne'4, Sec. 35. tp. 2 N.,
Curtis (Heirsof). Ne of Se %,
Riefenberg. L. H . Lots 5 & 6. Blk. 5,
R. i0......... .....................
t 43.20 Johnson.
Sec
13,
tp.
2
S,
R
10
..................
2.70
Bar View Add. to Bay City .........
Crane, F. W .E^Jof
of Bw‘4 & W#
Johnson. Ethel G., Sw of Se Vi «nd Se
Young, Eva A., Lot 11, Blk. 7, Bar
of W% of Se%,Less 1 A. sola, Sec.
of Sw L Sec, 13. tp. 2 8., R. 10.... 14.04
View Add. to Bay City................
39 60 Class.
J
35, tp. 2 N . R. Ill................
W , S %, ofSe Vi. Nw of 8e >4
Cone, W. S. Lots 5 and 6 blk 9 Bar
r Balmanno, John H., Ne %, Sec. 11, tp.
and Sw of Ne V4. Sec. 16, tp. 2 8-,
View Add to Bay City
..............
3 N., R. 6................................................. 34.56
21.84
IO
R.
Parmer, Henry (Est), Lots 3 & 4, Blk.
i' The Aston« Co.,Nw*4« Sec. 22, tp. 3 N.,
J. M., S. % of Ne V4. Se of
IO, Lots 1 & 2, Blk. 11, Bewley's
R. 7.......................................................... 38.88 Morgan,
Nw % and Lot 2, Sec. 20, tp. 2 S,
Add. to Bay City.................................
$ High, Edward, Lots 7 & 8, Sec. 2, tp.
R. 10
.................... 18.48 Parmer, Henry (Est), Lot 2, Blk. 15,
3 N., R 8. E% ofSe'4 & Sw of Se»4
Curtis (Heirs ot), E. % of Ne
Bewley's Add. to Bay City......... .
20.94 Johnson,
Sec. j. tp. 8N-, R 8
»4, Sec. 23 ; W. % of Nw *4, Sec 24,
Hertnings, O. G.. Lots 11 & 12, Blk.
The Astoria Co., E% ofSw*4, Sec. 7,
10 80
tp. 2 S , R. 10
13, Central Add. to Bay City.........
tp. 3 N , R 8......................................... 17.28 Wells,
Isaac Z , Nw of Ne Viand Ne of
Starr, W W , Lots 1 & 2, Blk. 18,
Walton. *
JVm
’m., .NeofScV,
Ne ofSeV4 & Lot 10,
lO.Scc.
Sec
14.04
Nw
Vi.
Sec.
24,
tp.
2
8..
R
10
.........
Central
Add. to Bay City
.........
«r»
O
XT
D
a
Mwly
fi»
10, tp. 3 N.. R. 8, Sw of Nw*4 &
Calvin, E. % of^Se %, Sec. 25,
Gingrich, J. W Lots 7 fit 8. Blk. 18.
Lot i. Sec. 11. tp. 3 N.. R
F Q •
20.16 Rogers.
tp.
2
S
,
R.
10
.........
...................
14.04
Central
Add.
to
Bay
City
...............
DuBois, John E., W% of NeJ4 J Se of N w
Reidt, William, Ne of Nw
Sec 36,
Unknown, Lot 1, Blk. 22, Central
g. Sec 11, SwJi, Sec 12, , tp 3 N.,
tp. 3 S., R. 7...................
2.03
Add. to Bay City
....................
K. »
..................................... .......... 60.48 Thompson, Matt, Se
Sec.
15,
tp.
3
Unknown, Lot 2, Blk. 22, Central Add.
The Astoria Co., Ne of NwV4 & Lot 3,
4.73
S. . R. 8
to Bay City................
19.28 Lambert.
Sec. 18, tp. 3 N. R. 8
A W , E %
% Se %
Unknown, Lot 3, Blk. 22, Central
Russell. J. W., Sw of NwV£& Lot9
and S % of Sw %, Sec
tp. 3 iL,
Add. to Bay City
19 20
3 fit 4. Sec. 2. tp 3 N . R. 9
R g
16.20
Unknown, Lot 4, Blk. 22, Central
Russell, Jos., Se of Ne*4 & Lots 1 fit 2,
Harris,|W.
H
,
Nw
V4,
Sec.
36,
tp
3
9.,
Add. to Bay City ...
Scc. 3. tp. 3 N . R. 9
............... 19.20
H g
,,,,
...........................
8.10 Unknown, Lot 5. Blk 22, Central
Gottenborg. Andrew. Ne%, Sec. 2, tp.
Linebarger,
D.
L.,
W
V4.
of
Ne
Vvand
Add. to Bay City
3 N . R lo
..................................... 35.32
N. Vi of Sw K, Sec 36, tp. 3 S . K. 8.
8.10 Unknown, Lot 6, Blk. 22. Central
Hanson. Hans, Lot 3, Sec. a, tp. 3 N.,
Badger, Carrie L , Ne of Ne V4* Sec 16,
Add.
to Bay City
10.71
R. 10
4.08 Unknown, Lot 7, Blk. 22, Central*
tp 3 8., R. 9
Sanford, B J., Nw%, sec 4, tp. 3 N. R.
Skeeg. E., N. V4 of Nw of Ne %, fee. 16,
Add.
to Bay City
42.18
10.........
................... .
2.08 Unknown. Lot 8, Blk. 22, Central
tp 3 S . R 9 .......
Baker. John C
C.,Se
. Se of Nw l U
4 fit
& Lot 3,
John, N w of Se *4 and Ne of Sw
Add. to Bay City....
17 10 Bicks,
Sec. 5, tp. «3 N..R. i0....
»4, Sec. 16. tp 3 S, R 9
Cottle. Addie. Lot 2, Blk. 26, Central
Butler. Hugh. M% of Sw‘4 At Sw of
Hiatt, Huklah, Lot 4, Sec. 19. tp. 3
Add. to Bay City.............. .
8w%. Sec 5, Ne of 6e‘4, Sec. 6, tp.
3.00 Bridgeford, J. II. Lots 1 to 3. Blk. 4.
34.20
3 N-. R- io...............................................
Hiatt. Hulda. Lot 1, sec. 30. tp. 3s,’
Cone
& Co. Add. to Bav City.........
toottenborg, Andrew. Commencing 33
r. 9..................... ....................................... 3.30 Mills. W M Vi Int. Lot 2, Blk 6.
|
feet North from Lot 4 Block 4,
McIntosh Cheese Company, Beginning
Cone
& Co. Add. to Bay City....
iaTowti of Nehalem, on Nehalem
at the Ne corner of Sw Vi of Se of
Thayer, C. & E.. Lot 9, Hlk. 6, Cone
. thence following Nehalem
Sec.
.30,
tp.
3
r.
9
w.,
thence
s.
&
Co.
Add. to Bay City.......
up N. 5o feet : thence at
22Vi rods to the north bank of
Cottle ,Addie. Lots 1 a 2, Blk. 11, Cone
■HM^angles parallel with town
West Creek thence following the
& Co. Add. to Bay Cltj
..............
right i North 70° West to section
Meandering« of said Creek to cen­
Cottle. Addie. Lots 6. 7. 8, slk. 11,
survefct ween Sections 2a and 23 ;
ter of road thence in a Nely direc­
Cone a Co. Add. to Bay City....
line be^^uth on
Section line
tion to the place of beginning.
Oakes, Catherine. Lot 6, Blk. 2, Full­
thence
a piece of land
Containing 1 acre. Less 64-100
er’s Add. to Bay City ................
to
£ r ' ’«’«trie to B. G.
acres to Jos. Bixby, sec. 30, tp. 3
Linville. F. M., Lots 1 to 4, Blk. 4,
9.00
•.,
r.
9
....
......................
Theo. Jacob vs Add. to Bay City.
I
B JJa**1 tbewfl^v llowing down
9.37 Linville, F. M . Lots 7 to 8. Blk. 4.
I Mills. C-. Lot 4. sec. 30, tp 3 s.. r. 9
< ‘.’«7tiact or shrAt to ;bc>pnning.
Mills. C., Lot 1. and Ne of Nw Vi. ®ec-
Theo Jacobys Add. to ®ay City .
.IHkle land«
4.50 Bridgeford. J. H., Lots 3 A 4. Blk. 23.
31. tp. 3 s.. r. 9 ------
-------
tai, lot to »hip chaoiel <tn Lot 5.
Grantz L. A.. N H of Ne
Se of Ne U
Pacific Add. to Bay City
....
So“ 350 feet) sec. ! N. R
a Ne of Se U. •«£ 32. tp. 3 s.. r. 9 21.00 ■ridgcford. Elmer, Lot 15. Blk. 24,
1 84 Chamberlain,
E. A.. E V^o* Sw ’,4. W
Pacific Add. to aav City ... ......
iyjnknown. Lot I. See. 24. tp .* N, R.
14 of Se t4 & Lots 1 i 2, sec. 7 . tp.
■ridgeford. 0. 8., Lot 16, B(k 24, Pa­
11
LeriunC Mary, TrMt in Nw °WwU
9.66
cific Add. to Bay City.........
3 •.. r. IO
...................................
Thornton. W. W . Sw of Ne M, Nw of
Bridgeford, J. H., Lots 5 to 13, ■Ik.
r
of Section 28. tp. 3 K..
6.30
Se
U.
sec.
15,
tp.
3
s.,
r.
10
...••■
30.
Pacific Add. to aay City
« ommcncin* at a
May. Carrie. Beginning at the Nw
Irane* Clara » .Lot* 7 & 8, *Blk 45.
on bank of creek 5 fcet «oritWU
Pacific Add. to Bay City....
cor. of the Sv of Nw I, of sec 20,
itnM between section^ 28 ana *.
thence northwesterly 3 rod, 'll
McArthur, Harriet K., Lot 11,Blk. 46,
tp. 3 ... r. 10 W-, thence w H.50
Pacific Add. to Bay City
.............
J" , to «ection line ; thence wezt on «
ch. thence Sly in «direct line to
Parkburst, E T., Lots .5 to 8, Blk. 56.
im*
•about
26
rods
to
Sw
cor.
of
Se
V«
of
Sw
ot
«aid
sec
«ection me «aooui_ * ^tioas 20
Pacific Add. to Bay City
20; thence north 20 chains to the
•jartlon corner between seevions 4».
Bridgeford. J. H , Lot 14. Blk. 44. Pa­
place of beginning. sec. 2o. tp. 3
•2« 29 21 , thence south about
1.43
cific Add to aav I'ity
s., r to ....
.........
49 rod. on the wetion Hoe between
iXuon. 2»and 2». to a .take and
Huldah. ------
Se of Se t,
see 24. £»•
tç
Unknown, Lots 3, Blk. 6.;
^Idaville ..
----------
-
-------
,
.«
..
.f
s.,
r.
10.
&
Ne
of
Ne
V
4
sec,
25.
S\ne oear lake . thenca in a courae
!
..
M
-
|. 3.
r. 10 ............................... • 7.80
I
Put of North « rod. and lo feet
to a stake by creek 12 feet east of
. Se ofSe H sec. 25. tp. 3
r.
2.02
7
•ection Hne between »ection. 2«
M s,
Mi
arrie. Lots 9 and 14, sec 30.
2» ; thence foUowin« creek to
1.72 Le’ ks r IO ................
° C
.«
H <,
JWlertck. Se of Nw
sec. 36.
i1^r 10 .......
M 7,
................ >45 a ••
E. A. a O R Mrs. Lota
I ”¿7 ;°Htcs
w
•• •.
r
Re<her, J L., 1 9 lat. Lot 8. Blk. 1.
a
2
A
in
lot
3,
for
Look-
11.40
1.43
Hays Add to Tillamook ...................
tot 1. tp. 3 ... r. It
I CroSo.' D.O-iel.
I Beals, A G , Lot 12 to 22, Blk. 1$,
Kt . Nw of Sc 14 sec. 1.
1.93
Miller's Add to Tinraook.............
’
fronting on same le*s Town ««
Brush. Sarah A., 7 & ». Blk I, 8tUl
k Lot* 2. 3. 4. tec.
Harbor. M. 38. tp.» » Rm-
wrll
i Add to TiHamoo^
U,
fit
lot
1.
tec.
18.
I The A.toriaCo «w of nwtt. >«
2.32 Post. G. A. R .r
I ^¿P..3ji’.’«eU.»«
tp. 3N..
r U. Ne of Sw
Ad*<t j
a».tp- *
-
Bk« Sr
«3.1«
I
Chat.
ta*-.
r. U,
—*
7.43
7.40
3.42
.84
14.40
.96
10.20
44.40
4.44
15.96
6.94
3.78
1.26
6.30
13.68
2.04
3.35
Add to Tillamook...............................
Conder, W. W Lot 3. Blk 20, Thayer ■
3.72
Add to Tillamook ............................
Thayer, C. Ac E.. Lot 2 Blk. 26. Thay-
1.68
er’« Add to Tillamook.......................
Unknown. Lot 6. Blk. 30, Thayer’s
.74
Add to Tillamook................................
Aiderman. E. M. Mrs.. Lot 6. Blk. 31, 11.16
Thayer. C. ¿t E., Lots 1.2. 3. 4. Blk.38,
Thayer’s Add to Tillamook, less
tract sold.................................................
Thaver, C. & E., Lots4 a fl, Blk. 42.
Thayer's Add to Tillamook ........... 4.46
Kennick, Ina. Slayback, W. A., Siaj-
pack, Chas , Slayback, Robt.,
Kady, Rhoda. I . Ellis. William.
Winters, Maude. Lots 1 to K. Blk.
45, and Lots 1 and 8, Blk. 46,
Thayer's Add to Tillamook.......... 20.83
Winters, Maude, Lot 3, Blk. 47, 1 hay-
1.11
er’s Add to Tillamook.......................
Winters. Maude Lot 8. Blk 47. Thay­
er's Add to ,Tillamook and Lots 1
and 2, Blk. 4», Thayer’s Add to
3.35
Tillamook..............................................
Winters, Maude, Lots 5 to 8. Blk. 48,
and Lots 1 & 2, Blk. 49, Thayer's
5.20
Add to Tillamook................................
Winters Maude, Lots 5 to 8, Blk. 49,
2.23
Thayer s Add to Tillamook..........
Fernsides, G. W., (Heirs)
Int, Lots
3 & 4, Tillamook Referee Tide Lots 3.22
Hallock, A B., West Vi of Lot 10. Tilla­
mook Referee Tide Lots.....................
3.16
Chamberlain, O. R. and E. A. Mrs.,
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. Blk. 1, and Lots 1.
.13
2, 3, 4, Blk. 2, Lookout City..........
Chamberlain. E. A , Lot 1, Blk. 3,
.03
Lookout City.........................................
Kay's, Jessie, Lot 2, Blk. 3, Lookout
.03
City................................. ..........................
Chamberlain, E. A., Lot 3, Blk. 3,
Lookout City.........................................
.03
Chamberlain, E. A.. Lots 5 & 6, Blk. 3,
.05
Lookout City.........................................
Chamberlain. E. A.. Lots 1 A 2, Blk. 5,
.05
Lookout City.........................................
Chamberlain. E. A., Lots5. 6, 7, 8, Blk.
.08
5, Lookout City....................................
Chamberlain, E. A., Lot 8. Blk. 6,
.08
Lookout City.........................................
Chamberlain, E. A., Lots 1, 2, 3, Blk.
7, a Lots 5, 6, 7, 8. Blk. 7, Lookout
.08
Citv...... .....................................................
Fletcher, Louis N.. 50X100, Lots 1 a 2,
Woods....................................................
3.12
Hughs, S., Lot 6. Blk. 2. Woods ...........
.48
Mills, C., Lots 1 & 2, Blk. 1, Lots 1 &
2, blk. 2, Lot 2, Blk. 3, Lots 1 a 2,
Blk. 4, Lots 1 & 2, Blk. 5. Lots 1 a
2, Blk. 6, Lots 1 & 2, Blk. 7, Bea­
3.00
ver ................................................. . .. ___
The amount of taxes, interest to date of
sale and penalites due upoil each parsel is set
opposite the same, and also the name of the
person to >thom such parcel is taxed wnich is
also the name of the owner then known.
The sale will be held at the front door of
of the Court House of said County in the
manner and form as upon sale of real proper­
ty under execution, except as by law other­
wise especially provided.
Each parcel will be sold to the person .vho
offers to pay the taxes, costs and accruing
penalties thereon, and take a certificate of
sale at the lowest rate of interest, provided,
however, the maximum rate shall not exceed
10 per cent per annum.
This sale will be made subject to redemp­
tion as provided by law, and is for the pur-
fiose of satisfying the said warrant with law-
ul charges.
H. CRENSHAW.
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon.
Tillamook, Oregon. December, 26 1907.
3.06
The I/iquor
Question.
10.08
4.37
[TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. |
4.20
I would settle this question by draw­
ing a line and letting men who arc self-
respecting, who are capable of self
government, who use liquor for a benefit
with discretion, take one side, and men
who believe in total abstinance, and
those who have no conscious scruples of
right, who are devoid of self-control
and honor take the other,
Of men who are temperate, sober and
industiious, who follow their own con­
victions of right. I would form a church
to be known as the Independent Church
of America.
If a man would get drunk if he had
the opportunity lie should be classed
with the inebriates
and should be
governed by the total abstainer, or better
the doctor of the asylum for the insane.
If a man has no self control, he
should be provided with someone tocon-
tol him until lie is capable to care for
himself.
It is said good things grow in clustera.
If a man is honest with himself with
regard to temperance, he is quite apt to
be considerate about hie sexual nature.
Again, if a man is given to drink,
children begotten by such a man are
quite sure to l>e born with unnatural
appetites.;
In our prohibition laws there is pro
vision whereby churches shall not be
disturbed, or io question. Now if a
church has any right at all why should
it not master the question entirely.
Every mau is known whether he drinks
to degrade himself and seeks the as
socialion cf those w ho are inclined to
debauch and poverty, or whether he
s riyes to live an upward, industrious
life and shoulders the responsibility of
manhood.
Now, if a man uses his discretion and
decides that he wants drink I would
leave it to his choice as to what he
drinks, but I would have a dispensary
under the auspices of the church that
would assist him in procuring pure
unadulterated drink at the minimum
price.
J. C. O ovk .
10.20
32.76
.82
1.84
5.30
.20
.41
3.42
.68
2.74
.35
1.22
.20
.41
.41
2.04
3.06
.82
3.99
1.08
5.04
2.64
.96
.48
.96
4.32
.96
.20
.20
.20
.12
.12
.12
12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.24
1.20
.18
.24
.48
.72
1.20
96
.48
24
.24
5.S2
.48
48
1 92
34
.33
23
.33
33
33
33
.33
23
.33
.33
Rank Foolishness.
" When attacked hy a cough or a
cold, or when your threat ia sore, it is
rank foolishm-es to take any other
medicine tlmnDr King's New Disco very,"
sayaC. O. Eldridge, of Empire, Ua. " I
have used New Discovery seven years
and I know it is the best remedy on earth
for coughs and colds, croup, and all
throat and lung troubles. My children
are subject to croup, but New Dis.
covery quickly cures every attack."
Known the world over as the King of
throat snd lung remedies Sold under
guarsnlee at Ubas. I. Clough's drug
store. 50c. and $1.00. Trial buttle free
Croup and Whooping Cough.
3CHOONER LEAKING, SAIL­
ORS STARVING.
Queen.
Tillamook -San
Pedro,
Spoken in Great Distress
by the Thyra.
S an F rancisco . Jan. 17.—Captain
Neilson,ot the Norwrgiausteamer Thvrs,
which arrived here today from Australia,
reports an eventfnl voyage. The weather
throughout was stormy, one furious
gale succeeding another, keeping the
decks flooded with water, while every
thing movable was washed overboard.
When half way across the Pacific a
dispute arose liefore 15 Canton fireman
and 14 Shanghai sailors on bonrd the
vessel as to the wisdom of the policy
pursued by the Chinese Government in
suppressing the Boxer atrocities. This
led toa riot, and when it was suppressed
by the captain and his officers two
Cantonese and two of the Shangliiaus
were found to have beeu seriously wound­
ed.
When about 100 miles soutb-west of
this port, the American schooner Queen,
bound to San Pedro from Tillamook
with a cargo of lumlicr. was spoken in
distress.
She was in a badly leaking
condition and all on board were starv
ing. For 32 days the schooner had been
battling against adverse gales, and the
provisions had either been washed ovei-
board or had been drenched with salt
water and rendered uneatable.TheThyra
supplied the Queen, which was setting
very low in the water and had an im.
mensc deckload of lumber, with pro-
visious for 30 days.
What is a Gentleman ?
Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady, “ sky
pilot,” preacher of sermons and spinner
of sea yarns, appealed to a considerable
numler of men and women, who m.y
be presumed to be experts in tl>e matter,
for their definition of a gentleman. We
doubt it frouTany of them he will get a
better summary of the characteristics of
the persona under consideration than the
statement of the Manchester (N. II.)
Union that “ a gentleman always stands
ready to help some one else, is sparing
in his criticism, makes serious state,
ments only when he is sure of his ground,
is kind to a woman, good to the
children, and isn't always hankering to
cheat the eye teeth out of his neighbor."
Perhaps there are some other specifics
lions to be made, but we do not think
of them. It is essential to a gentleman
that be should have good manners, but
good manners, io distinction from mere
etiquette, which is of little importance,
consist of thoughtfulness for others, for
their rights and also for their comfort
and pleasure. Probably every man takes
it for granted that he is a gentleman,
introspection and reflection are not much
in fashion. But if any man should raise
the question in his own mind whether be
is a gentleman or not he could solve the
problem by considering how hie language
and actions and manners affect the
rights au>i comfort of other people.
The golden rule is worth all the eti­
quette books in the world, for the epi­
gram that " manners are minor morals"
is very much more than a witticism. A
man who treats others as he would like
to linve them trent him may not be en-
liiely polished, but the superficial finish
will come from rubbing against other
people. There would be no boors In the
world if every one cared to avoid caus­
ing discomfort and annoyance to others.
—Philadelphia Record.
Alfred 0. Crozier, a prominent law­
yer of Wilmington, Del., and author of
"The Magnet,’’ takes forcible isoue with
the much mooted rcheme fcr the organ­
ization of a central government bank,
which he denounces ns a conspiracy
among the powerful monied interests of
New York to control the government in
the interests of Wall street.
He says
the real aim is to prevent by law an
oversupply of money, which would
create competition for loans and lower
interest rales. The borrowing producers,
agricultural ami industrial, and work­
men, the value of whose wages can be
lessened simply by currency manipula­
tion. are ignored.
He asks, “ Why
should not sufiicent money for the
maximum need of the country be pro­
vid« d by the constitutional money,
creating power in some sound form, and
when the demand falls off after crops
are marketed let the producers of the
country^ benefit through easier interest
rates for awhile f Why should the law
make a money monopoly lawful and
other monopolies crimes
A Cure for Misery.
" I harr found « care for the tniiery
malaria poieon produoM," «ey« R. M
Jani«*«, of Loueilen. 8 (1 " It'« called
Clertric Bittere, and come« in SO cent
bottle«. It break« up a ca«e of chills or
« biliou« «ttMcii in almoat no time; and
it put« yellow iuundice clean out of
coiumiacion '* Thia great tonic med­
icine and blood purifier give« quick re
iief in nil «Cooiacli, liver aud kidney
complaint« and the miaery of lerne back.
8ol«l under guarantee at Cl-a«. I Ckiugh',
drug «tore._________________
The mothers of young children have
no r eed to fear lliew* diseases if they
keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at
hand.
Mr. M
Davenport, of Paula
Valley. Ind. Her , writes “ I have used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In my
Don’t Take the Risk.
family for several yeara«nd have found it
When you have a
cough or c
especially effective for croup and krhoop not let Il dreg alota until IL
ng cough," For Mie by all Druggists. chronic bronchitis <L yvelotJ
attack oj
.74
4.1
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A
1
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An old
eotithvfiTi t town
brought befoH’-
«
for drunkennrf c ?■„
yer who had
before, and the raafc
4
attorney.
The young man ci „
office, where the usuk
tatora had gathered, ai
negro, ■‘Well, WUliar’
charged with this hr
Sadly the an-,
"Boss, I's charge.'
per's Weekly.
<-
4
Birde’J.
“The burnt
man. protect* * >
lightning rod,’
"Oh, you nal-*
“It Is the fi£,
nests In warm- .
tatlng thunders-
prudently he co j 1 .
little home wlth^S^L
“Silk, you know. u*.
of electricity, and sincL
the humming bird’s ni
proof. Isn't he a cleyf
to put up bis owfc.ii"’*
that?”—Cincinnati
fi
fe
«$'
An Uncivil'.
On a certain soutlli
dairy hands were accift;
the milking squatting* ’
tlve fashion until tlieX.«-'
ed milking stoois. with
ments.
r>ut the inlflal expcrlu,
with the innovation was not exatl^
success. The darky who first sail
forth with the stool returned brtjl
and battered and with an empty pi
"Ah done ma best. Bah," he explain
ed.
"Dat ftool looked all right tel
me, but <le blamed cow abe won’t s|
on It!”—Woman’s Home Companion. I
A Potato Test.^r—' Jg
To test potatoes eut the raw ^B.
blc In two and rub the halves to^k
If the moisture ou rubbing iagk 1'.'.V
enough to drop, the potato will igB
gy and set when cooked. A pbv
that will be dry and mealy^wf
cooked will give a good
i
ill U
while a poor one will
™ h M
watery froth by the same rul
tlon.
Moreover, the two |
halves will stick together if the D .
Is a good one. Of course the
process Is to test the amount of st.'V
In the potato, and the more starch
better the potato.
y
Ths Chineao and Grapes. . *
>
Did you ever hear how the ChlnetA.
keep grapes fresh? The method
unique nnd Is simple enough for «W'
body to try It. A circular piece is ct»l ’ « 4
out of a ripe pumpkin, making an ¡’w
opening just large enough to admit the
hand. The Interior Is then nicely cleaBC
Li
ed out, the grapes are put in, and th«?'
circular piece Is replaced nnd pressed»
In firmly. If the pumpkin be keplKf
where It Is cool the grapes will remalt t
fresh for an almost Indefinite perlodA*
It is said that by this method the ChS-.
nese have them all the year around 4- S
Exchange.
V.
Mansfield’« Caustic Reply.
A trio of promoters once called on
Richard Mansfield with a request for
capital to float “the greatest scheme
■Ince Colonel Sellers' time."
They
painted their prospects In more colors
than the rainbow, and their optimistic
verbiage wns more brilliant than an
autumn sunset.
Mr. Mansfield listened, then asked,
with delicious sang frold, “Do you
know why the Lord said to Ananias,
‘Stand forth?’"
Upon receiving a
negative reply he said, “Well, 1 don't
either unless it was that you three
could «tand first, second and third."
í
I
a. 1
4
%
■ I
Held His Superior’s Noss.
Strange duties fall to the lot of staff
officer« on service.
Sir Archibald Alison, who was con­
nected with the Ashanti expedition In
1873, suffered from the malarious cli­
mate and was ordered to take a specific
dose which, although probably salu­
tary, was certainly nauseous.
His ald-de-camp banded It to him
and advised him to bold bls noM
while taking It.
“But, my dear fellow, how can I?"
said Sir Archibald, pointing to his
empty sleeve.
"Don't let that stand in the way,
air," replied the ald-de-camp, and re­
spectfully seizing the governor's uosc
be held It till the dose was swallowed.
—Cornbill Magazine.
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“Look here!” said the angry patron
to the restaurant mau. "You’ve got a
sign out there that says. ‘Coffee like
mother used to make.' You are a swln
dler. sir! This is the sllmslest, weak­
est, dish wateriest npology for coffee
that I ever tasted."
"Yes, sir,” replied the serious look­
ing restaurant man. "But it's the kind
my mother used to make. The sign
doesn't specify any particular mother,
you know. We are on the square here,
sir, as you will find on Inquiry. Call
again.’’—Chicago Post.
She Was Old Enough.
The youth was waiting In the recep­
tion room for the young lady to come
downstairs when the small Jirotlw~ \
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