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Block 17 Lot 16 220 9th St. 1st Add. P.G. Retreat Assmt.on Date Owner Improvmt Remarks 1888 Knowles, C.G. 200 Also owns lots 12-14-18 1889 " " 200 " 1890 1 200 1891 1 11 225 1892 225 1893 ' 224 1894 Smith, Ed + Ellen 250 Also owns lot 18 1895 11 " 225 " 1896 " " 225 11 1 1 r.no It 11 200 1004 11 11 200 A/5.00(/v'h>3 /(0 15, B 1 999 " 300 U " 300 300 1901 / 9.0- 50' Cli.#3 /(0 15, B 1 999 " 300 U " 300 300 1901 / 9.0- 50' Cli.#

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