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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27
n Lii'hrl Thur~iay. September s7th Issl.l
Ordinance No. 388.

An oriinance relating - m sienasEn -.
b . afiliaei ~ a. nlyoT ~ ssust yai.,, 81 "A,
ciig y 'SttHa. Rdnalt
sEctios ]. Thai d shall be unlawful for anv
person nr liefa nu % drive sny hugxg wagon ON.
nilis ur other Vehicle over a,f,5-s or t.noii aot
ho,ei piece % srciion o. h'su heiansnz t III cifT
of saiina at = TIM nr IN any place In A q city
except hoze carfa in fiuft of ar
SEC. ? That it shall i.e uulau ful for rnv tarsou
70 open any hydraut % uni0oas any Of ihe bolfs
scrrHs or 'asieni1zs fhereoT, or pot ANYTHING
therrin, 81 - uilfuiiy, uantonly or eaFelcssiv
inlure any BY drant uT gater nipes or uantoniV 81
ini eaierrirlT 20 hludle Or m-ldie Hith the anne
o. 81 PSrt thereof within the limits Of the eiiy
% Salina.
sac. s The provisions % the preceding ssction
Eiih feiereTleo % opening and unloosing any bolts
% sefegl ana perta o. auch hydrants or Insertion
81 anything shall not apply 10 the Salina Water
works Company, iis agents., SUCCESSORS or assirns
the members of the ars department Of she eity,
the omecFs or authoritios of sald city, or 70 any
person having laHfGl huthoriiy 70 open, repair.
tonehi eontroi Or use the same.
sc. 4. Any person Who shall violaie any Of the
provisions o. this ordinance shall upon eonTleiion
thereof before the poiice court, Be punished by
impTisonment for a terra NOT exoeedinr thr-e
months or By hne not exceedinE one hundrei
collars. Or both such ins an q lmprisonueut
SIC. ;. That this oriiaance take effect and b In
loree from and amer itI publication once In The
SALINE COUNTY JOURNAi
Approved, September 3ist, isSl.
lsEALl E.W OBER, Mayor.
Atissi'-E. z BOWEN, CITY clerk.
hereby certify that lhe above Is q true cory Of
me ordinanee passed b. The city council Al :
meeting bed on The Slsf day OF September, Isy8
E 3. B0WEN CITY Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

The death Of one John w. Willisms,
occurring recently In Wisconsin, re
calls memories OF his distinguished
father, Rev. Eleazer Williams, who
was strongly suspected ut one time to
be the Lost Dauphin Of France Z"
AS long ago as 1875, he was a mis-
siOnary among the Oneida Indians Of
northern Wisconsin. Il was claimed
that he was the veritable Dauphin of
France, vino during the French Rev
OlutiOn was tirn from Maria AntOin-
este's arms. when only seven years
Of age, and confined IN the Temple
Prism, and afterwards apprenticsd To
cruel Simon. the eObbler, who
stoned and Raltreated him in u most
fendish manner, until he was sup
posed 10 have sunk into idioey aud
the grave II was while at school the
mystery Of the lost prince became
fastened upon him, and this was
ewing In part 10 the striking N-
seinblance he bore to the dauphin.
The Count de JOinville, upon his
visit to America, made Williams some
valuable presents. besides placing
some reliance In his claims. We BE-
lleve however. Il has long since been
determined that Williams claims
were unfOunded.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

psls ln Harry n. RieGsr's "Rscol.
leesions Of 3 Druiumer-bCy, . together
with en- amuslng anecdOte Of hg4
Gsneral Grant once had 20 80 Thirsty.
A BRIGHT acoOunt Of q Kit11eu-
Garden 6chooI1 B. given ~ . '1iieI
writes ~ o1e of Is little papiI1 Enl
there e n 'sArt and AFtlrls rar1F
on Ref1brans 81 I,afrHted olih fepIo-
5uofion1 81 his efohine5.
The younger foik viii - delighted
10 fad another Of Palmer COx's funny
"BrUWRie" pOens,-indeed fanny
poems are guile feature Of tlie num-
Der. Here q q list Of them: A Bold
Hunter,D BY Eva F. L. CaFs0n I;
"Puneh and the serious Little Boy
by Margaret Vandegrift; "Marna-
duke Mnmm and hia Big Bass Drum"
by e. T. Corbett '' Eed's Suggestion, !"
and "A big bite"
A funny prose story is ''IIolipOpa'
VaeatioE, . by Sophis SWett, and there
are contributions by SaFah J. PFlteh-
ard, Anna Eiehberg, and others.
The two popular Serials. THE
TlnkhaEi Br0thess' ide-Mlll.n % by J.
T. TrOwbFidge, aud '6Wept Away"
BY Edward 3. Ellis, are brought 20
eminently satisssetOry eonelusi0nA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

TIE church B0oialoF mite society Of
the Gypsum Greek cireuit, which By
its constitution coHVeues every two
weeks on Thursday evening, met last
week, according 10 appointment, at
The residence Of j. n. Kingman, and
was well attended. From the mental
status % some % the members, it was
expected that one feature Of the last
eVeninE's entertainment would be
iinereEt from what Il was. The next
meeiing will be st the residence Of 3.
= Godfrey, Oct 4.
Mr. A. &. Walt, the young editor Of
tlse Lincoln County Beacon and
nephew of Esq. Walt, is spending q
few days with his uncle sud IN the
neighborhood, previOus b a trip and
s1sonFn IN York City. Mr.. Walt. We
afs riessad 10 know, D. young man
q industfg and ability.
Oar beautiful weather was inter
1pled some days ago by ccld winds
oH the northwest, and gloomy
eIr1t1 have been weeping over us,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

A young winter Il just passing over
Everybody going 20 the Fair thl'
week IN Oak Dale Park.
George, sou Of Jacob X. StifieF. Il
dangerously sick at this writing.
George Benfeid bOardeA the train
here Tuesday night for the eastern
cities.
Amos Parks has moved from this
place 10 Brookville, where Mrs Parks
opens a dress-maklng establishment
Rev. W. c. Seidell Of Minneapolis.
will preach 60 the good people Of this
Oommuuity next Sunday. Services
viii be held in the school house.
New Cambria was represented al
the Kansas city Fair BY eighteeR Of
cur citizens, aud all report an Immense
crowd, lots II dust, and good time
Mr.. John Larsnu Is about % erect q
large barn on his farm, about four
miles north OF here.
SIR. and MIS-. +. Throne arrived
Tuesday frOm Denver with their
daughter ida, who Is On the last stages
% consumption. They took her 70
the mountains about two months ago.
hoping that she might be yet bene-
lite by the mountain air; but all to
no avail she has grown much weaker
and ell hope has been despdirei Of.
MT. HEAD.
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en- Ncrolas Foa ooTOPrR

Though the last number Of the pres
ent volume, is BY no means the ieast
IN respect to the quality Of Is contents
and opens with a beautiful poem By
Philip BOerke Marsion, entitled
Summer Changes," which Is fol-
lowed BY the second part Of Louise NJ.
Alcott's charming child story. Little
Pyramus and Thlsbs."
All big and little people Who are
fond Of pets Nill read with Interest
about a big and little pet Of which
John r. Coryell writes. They are re-
speeiively an elephant seal witch vas
once tanned By q sailor, aud which vas
the Largest Pet IN the World and
a Breton Midget Sheep 90 small 81
% hide behind q bucket. There 8
also an entertaining chapter on army
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

THIS Spanish and ''gieaser" popula
lion Of New Mexico is about ll2,5
and the American, 81 500 IL wus nud
many years ago when the American
population OF New Mexico was not
over s,OOO. AT the present rate Of
progress Il viii not take long 10 make
she American upPermOst in that prov
ince. The ''greaser must 20" the
same Is the Indian. He Is not des-
tined to bloom In any great prOfusion
in this age. He belongs to the "Span-
lsh psstp
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

THE best thing we have seen on the
"disiniegratlon Of the Republican
party la Kansas Is from the Troy
Chief aud Il as follows:
The Junciinn city UafOH believes
that the Republican party Is in pro-
cess OF disintegHtiOn. COme, come.
GeOrgel Because you voted for Click
and se voted for Gov. Robinson, We
must not Imagine that Il has sent the
Republican party tn eternal sin ash.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

THE vatican archives are at last to
be opened to the world. An an
nOuneement which will create much
joy among aFchRologisis andsehOlars.
Disputed pOints In history, ancient
and medieval, and the correct text
Of classic literr'ure. can thus be set
tied. The world owes a lasting debt
to the liberal and enlightened policy
Of Hls HnIiness the Pune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

GENERAL SHERMAN hes fixed upon
the frst of November as tire date upon
which he will turn over the command
70 General Sheridan. and practically
retire 10 civil life, although he will
not be piaee,l on the retired list Of the
army until the eighth Of FsbrnaTy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27
FlnsI NolIee ID As.Ianse.

RiOTICE is hereby given that di the November
~ term. lss3. ~ The nisifict Court Of SallEe
''uHil. hrfsa-, uill peilli0u said eUurt fnr hnal
disch re tfutn The irist impas. on noe By the
assignment saf lhu ti1i 4 c.. eunipOss Of John
t'ris a"d tlliain u - g.. upln the ground that
~ .. a. 'nsrr Advantage us 90 creliiurs ~ keen
~sHi 5~sis iteiIi opea. an that an elaims have
b - IIt'd aud saiisatd in ull.
~ri~tii'er, 27ih lssl Z. r. FAULKNER,
3'N AsaiEure Of john tiris 90.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

NORDESsKJOLD has penetrated into
GTeeniand Tor a distance 0f eco kilo-
metres, and reached AN altitude Of
1900 feet above the sea. He finds the
country simply en- lee desert, with no
open water. On the northwestern
coast he found a very low temperature
bat on the eastern shore the weather
is compsratively moderate.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

What a rich take" there was for
the NIhIllsts last Friday at HOmburg.
There was the German Emperor and
his sons, the Prince Of Wales, the Kings
Of Spain. Seryla, aud SaxOny, and the
Dukes OF Edinburgh, COnnaught, and
Cambridge. They were having roy
81 time In a royal way, but not glass
ball was thrown.
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Saline Co. Sunday sohooI Association.
The association met in annual con-
ventiOn Sept. 18th aud 30th. in the
Lutheran church. The programme as
prepared and published last week, was
carried out. aud the different topics
HOre OF less ably and fully discussed.
The time for holding the convention
was changed frOm fall tospring. The
following persons were elected officers
for the ensuing year: Prof. HllImHn,
President; Rev. Wright. Vioe-Presl-
dent: =. Robb. Secretary; F. A.
Smith. Treasurer. Resolutions Of
thanks 20 the citizens Of SalIna for
their hospitality, and the LutheFn
society for use Of church, were passed,
also thanking the retiring President,
NJ. s Price, for his faithful labor 10
the Sabbath school cause during the
last four years Temperance brought
out two hearty votes, first haiiing
with pleasure the organization Of
Bands Of Hope" among the young
and second, that we are IN favor Of en-
forcing the pFohibltory law. The con-
stitution was 80 changed as that here
after there shall be a township Presi-
dent for each municipal township,
whose province It shall be to promote
the welfare Of the cause IN their re-
speetive townships. The next annual
meeting will be held Ia the Bridge
school house on Gypsum creek.
F. RoBB. Sec'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

Coz. J. d. sNoDDY, Speaker Of the
last House, has been mas been nOmi-
mated for Judge OF the Sixth Judicial
District BY the Republicans. He re-
eeived the unanimous nomination.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

THE National Republican convsn-
ton will probsbly be heid either at
Saratoga. Cincinnati, PhiladeIphia or
Cape Nay. That Is what Col Mar
Tin. Secretary Of the National Com
mIttee, says.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

VEENoR has made his prediction
shout tine coming winter. He says
''lf win be warm. open and wet, with
little CT no snow during the close Of
ths year1s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

TRE Rev Dr. Hasield, a prominent
Presbyterian divine, died al Summit,
n. J., last Saturday. He wns moder-
atoF Of the lass General Assembly Of
the church At Earatoga.
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DELIHOUERT TAX LIST, 1882.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,1
SALIEE CoUNTN kansas
Salina, Sent u. lSs1. J
NOTICE e hereby given that the following
~ described binds and toan lsaa CT 20 much
thereof as may Be necessary for that purpose will
ON
Monday, October -, 1888.
and during the nrHt snccecding days thereafter.
be sold e. public auction ~ my 0elce On the couri
house IN Hlliua, saline ooauty, Kansas for the
oves thereon for the year is93
J. n. GREuEY,
Treasurer Saline County, Kansss
y ]. B. HANiLFox. Deputy.
HEooEvILLE, KANSAS
Description. Amt.
Whf blOek Nc. e5, BrookvIis. ..-.......s -
ADDnD TEaRIToET. sALiHA.
eon 50 feet of se cor, lot 8 santa Fo Ave-
Hollarfa Addition 50 n, y 50 n, n 50 n
80 2, % aEqr sse is, Ttt, Rs 81 -
oHoLoN TOWNaHR.
shf nHer &c 81 I'll l5Rs........--...-......... Is
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
+ y oi n = 4 and n ~ 0i s "a See q 7 n Rs
ahd S WED n vi Sec q 7 II 8 IN All i60
acTes.
We of n W. and n Wit Wa Sec IS Ito B Q
and z q 81 and n y ofs Et Sec % 7 10
RS, In ~ Leo acres
81 ofs W. See e 7 JOB . and NJ ofN WI Sex
BTloRh in all leo acrra
El of y IA Sec 10 i II n { and VIZ ofN VIZ sqc
u Tli IA On Ei leo acres.
- ofs ~ ofs Et Sec lsT 10 aud n "a ofN
q Sec 50 7 10 ] and 81 Of EWl< Of Ekl< See
nv Wk0fH va See 81 7 u r nd Ei< Of =
Sc - I 70 3 and y El< Of 8 E5< Sec s5 7 10
Re, IN all St2 acres
VIZ Of 5 81 Sec lS 7 u EgN acres
81 o. 3 ~ See 8 4 rs I 81 acIea,
Hiofs = Sec 3 I II r and N en- e See q
I'll RI, On all 80 acrea.
R1ofH Et See ! 7 II r 8 and VIZ ofN We See 8
7 u 4 4, IN all leo aeres
II FATruuru
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

The Democrats viii have a majority
Of o. In ihs next House 1t Washing
tor.
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which has made Il unhvorable for
hay making.
Tvo-thirds or more Of the wheat %
sOWR, and the breadtn b larger than
ever before. IL the yield proves n ia
as good next year NJ Il vas this and
last year the crop vii BE Il1Elense. 70
Il be true as claimed By g00t statIB-
tieai authority, that the present. ailIp-
ping facilities or railroad cacacity b
largely Inadequate 20 the moving Of
the present crop, what win Is be next
year u the yield proves to be q good
one or even an average. Why then
with the existing necessity Tor more
rnads and the people having already
vOted bonds for one Of them, do we
not get them. The garmerH OF Saline
county have already sustained heavy
loss ou account % the inadequate
shipping facilities Of the Kansas Pa
eife. Tie ruad for which the people
Of ilie Gypsum Valley laborsi long
and earnestly IL $50 near and yet 90
far" Thirty miles west Of Council
Grove" and there n iingers 90 that it
would seem a. II some power either on
the lhrune ur behind u lsash suld
A4NA aAf GtlAa NUuu GIulE Jul ID jar
t.eF shalt thBu go" The farmers
along the Gypsum and reinuie fnim
u, with their multiplied acres % corn
and wheat, and Increased number Of
hogs and cattle, and their remnteness
from market, are, It may be. restless
on this railroad question with which
they are 50 vitality Interested. and
about which they can learn ~ little
and feel that soinelloW L IL shrOude,l
IN the most iInpenetrable mist and
darkuess Rapt indeed in the most
'nexpiieable mystery and about which
there are the fewest number OF per
sous that even pretend 30 knnW any
thing We had an Opiate admins
teT,Ti a short time ago. which qulrted
the Hi.TveS ~ some but the effect j.
about worn Of. and we now call upon
the gnad dnctnr 10 increase fhe doae or
change the treatment. We feel sure
this about expresses the sentiment Of
the people. ANNOTATOR.
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We are nOS ready 10 tap the mains
and make contracts for furnishing
s1isr 70 the public for d0nsstie and
othsr purposes.
TnE BALTEA WATEH WozKs Co.
F0F bargains 60 to LliO4l5b 4 VOL
se9er's
Mrs Murphy has lusf retained with
full line Of millinery and fancy
goods.
Fail stock q millinery lust ARRIVING
At Fugate & snOW's.
Birthday cards At whitehead q
6eaman's.
For bargaIns go TO LitOwIch q VOL
sieRer'a.
Blank books Of all descriptions at
Whitehead 6 Seaman's.
Parties desirOus Of purchasing or
selling lands and city property are
Invited 10 call at the Oalce Of c. E.
Faulkner, over -hitehead & Seaman's
Store. Real Estate business specially
this season. l0-tL
Notice 20 Stock Holders.
The Annual Meeting Of the Saline
and Mcpherson counties Agricultural
Club will take place AZ their elevator,
Bavaria, ks, on Monday, Oct. 1st, to
elect officers and transact other busi-
ness. A. BECK,
Sl-2t. President.
Notice 10 coHiFaoioFs.
Bids for building 9 school house In
School District No. 80, Saline county,
win te received by me until Sept. %.
1883. at y o'clock N. The plans and
specifications can be seen by calling
on me. The right is reserved by the
Board TO reject any OF all hl.ls not
deemed advantageous 60 the District.
J. /. NORTON.
Clerk School District No. 80.
Mrs. E. Kaapcke's dressmaking es-
tablishment Is now In full blast Sire
Il turning out some OF the finest work
In the eIts. "A p
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aARnAINs lN REAI EsIAIE-

have the following ehnice picct-s of
land for sale at low prices and easy
terms:
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About 20 acres 10 5 q ofs W y secsTHRI.
= lzaf : 3 & See Z z IS r 80 Seres.
+ VI y 4 = See - 7 10 K 81 acreA
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The Knight Tsmplars have parade
to-morrow On uniform.
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THE JOURNAL.
IHURsDAY. sEPTEABER 2. -

ofHcIai organ cfsaiIno oounty and
alla oltI ol anllna.
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aN~ANN - -NAl - - - ~
We are requested 10 state that all
entries, except the Speed Ring, will be
received up to noon, Sept 18th (sec-
OBd day Of the Falr.l
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We aFs noS ready 10 tap the mains
and make contracts for furnishing
EHisr to the public for t0masiie and
othsr purposes.
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Clerk school DIairIrt no. I'D

MIS-. f. Kaspcke's dressmsking es-
tabllshmpnt Is now In full blast. she
Il turning out some OF the finest work
In the cIt,. "A p
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rgains 60 to LliO4isb : wol
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-17
The Bankrupt HaverIer.

Chicago, 16.-A New York special
says, concerningiHsVerly's affairs, as far
as revealed, the plan of settlement is thai
Mcdonnell shall assume Haverly's lia.
bilities, and receive in consideration
thereof Haverly's interests in his theatres
in San Francisco, Chicago and Brooklyn,
What HsVerly's liabilities are is moi
known, but they are estimated by per-
sons directly interested in their settle
ment at SO, GOO. What will be done
with the three theatres mentioned is not
known, as Mcconnell is not theatrical
manager and has no experience in the
amusement business to warrant him tax.
ing the management under his own per.
sonsl direction.
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Northern Pacific

Chicago, 16.-From present indica-
tons it is cafe to assume that the North
efn Pacific will be completed by the last
of August, when through trains will be
run between ST. Paul and Portland. The
road carries $50 pounds baggage on the
eastern division and 100 pounds on the
western division, and the stage company
40 pounds free. Pullman sleeping and
dining cars are, run between st. Paul
and Helena, and Pullman sleeping cars
on the western division.
Helena, l6.-The first through train
from ST. Paul over the Northern Pacific
arrived here at $50 this evening. lime
from ST. Paul to this place, go hours.
RegulsF trains will run hereafter.
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nAEnn COMFORTABLE HOUSE. ONE
ABIlLu block from the TempIe eight room

S450 S 6Ios rom tbe Te 6oo etS. room
adobe, cellar; Waterworks, fountain, lawn,
trees, corner lot, grand view, close to bust
ness: very attractive and healthy location
dER0 A MODERN STYLE NEW AM
4 w vel finished six room brtel
house, kay window, fr place, marble mantel
twelve feet ce' ling, clio SETS perch, cellar, Goa
houss, etc lot $3.50 rods.
QOOO Elegant corner 5xl0 rods 1bloeB
00o0' from business center, on the cal
line; Water and gas; suitable for fnC
residence, hotel or boarding house. Full
particulars on application at our office.
ROOO New brick and adobe house of
o000' rooms, in 9th ward on car line;
closets, cupbosrds, high ceiling, large,
dfy cellar; big new adobe barn; nice
neighborhood.
076O Three room new brick house
with closets and hall; corner lot
5x10 rods, choice orchard, is offered for q
hort time.
A Fine farming property Of over 100
Il acres, one-hslf mile south Of Gard.
ner Mill on Jordan; 80 acres under cul-
tivstion; 80 acres meadow land, orchard
farm house, outside cellar, stable, sheds,
corrals, etc, abundant water supply.
The best farm for the money on the mar
ket for sale.
1000 Stylish residence in 14thwsrd,
uesrSt, Mary's Academy, close
to the business center, two story adobe,
II ROOMS nicely finished, fire places, bay
window and porches, large cellar, hy-
drant water; lot i $3.50 feet; half block
from car line, convenient to Main street
and to the railway depots.
1000 A new brick house, six rooms
and cellar, bay window, good
orchard Of selected trees, asphaltum
walks. lot 3x2O rods.
NEW and elegant eight room brick
IN house, three large closets, pantry
and cellar, bydrsnt water, iron mantle
piece and fire CRATE Of finest quality;
walls Of house extra thickness. This
house is finely finished inside and out,
well arranged, location and surround.
ings unsurpassed, with east front and
near business center, and is such a pro-
perty as is not of,en placed on the mar
ket For terms apply st our Office.
1000 Pleasant residence of eight
rooms in 18th ward. com
handing view from the bay windows Of
city Jake, valley and mountains; large lot
we'll fruited and watered, kydrant
water. The lot ie nicely terraced and
set with choice varieties Of grapes.
1000 Modern style room house 18th
' ward, with closets, bath room,
cellar and hydrant water. lot 6Ox165
feet, with lawn, shrubbery, etc. Parties
wishing fne home and a good location
should apply soon.
4 800 Seven room house in the Cliff
,
business center, south front, on car line
TO Denver & Rio Grsnde Depot. hydrant
water and gas. Right adjoining Simon IS
new hotel.
5000 THREE ROOM COTTAGE
~ with dry large cellar, and proba-
bly, the best well of water on the Goth Ward
BENCH. Lot 7x7 Iods. well fenced