whose names appear are not accredited with ownership of any lots, leaving 341 lot holders. Some of these have more than one lot, and thus there may have �been 500 houses at the time, as Pow- nall states. These Hamilton lots were of pretty good size, 40 by 240 feet, I think. They would accommodate two

territory in the south-western part of the United States which had not been wholly civilized. As the expedition proceeded on its way topographical notes were collected and much valuable data was recorded. Cornelius Van Camp was known for his manly and amiable qualities. His never failing good humor is said