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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-11
MINING MATTERS.
n t;rDup or News NSte~ Frssm the Twsn
Dessrtct.

y Gsrsup sr Nsw. Nsse. FROM the Twin
Maounsatn Dsssrict.
The Twin Mountain mining district,
lying west of south of Anaconda, In rspid-
~ gaining nntoricty as ~ most promising
one. Alrssaaly there are nearly NO loca-
tiOns made I'm IL. and many Of them are
developed tn ~ considerable extent. The
district embraces a section OF country six
miles i'm length and bctwccn two and
three I'm width. Its product is of a cur
donate ~character, with clutcs ar dykes of
porphyry running through Il. Principal
among the mines in the district In the
AN H", " s."I'n =, ~H,.n Is Jw''.s. sn'i.siy
Stalmanr is president, Wnl. Mcfarland,
vice president. with =. ID. Bridge. Thoma
rcctors, and Evan Rccce manager at the
mines. IL Is now down lao feet ON a per
p~endicular shaft, and q level is ,hs'ing
started. The ore IL six foot In width and
iioistin9 IL heing carried oii daily with a
horse within. The ore runs from IA to 1000
ounces in sil.er and from 10 to 90 per cent.
made. hut AS soOti As the road now being
under way il completed shipping will
head of American Gulch and Jerry Creek.
..,rce miles southeast Of the head of Ger
Near il is tho Grasshopper. owned by
Abel Fits. This property shows an ore
body of eight feet which runs from IL to
l7O ounces silver and from 1b to 90 per
cent. lead. 1t Is iron Carbonate. Ia the
C5 icct. the ledge being struck at 40 feet.
About 1900 feet north of the last named
property is the Edwards. IL has ~ good
body Of ore which averages rs ounces
silver and Al per cent. lead. The shaft is
down I'D feet, at which point IL is tapped
10y u :2U foot tunnel. Already ~ tons of
this ore have lScn taken out and AS depth
is attained the ledge increases in rich
hess.
A short distance away are the Summit
and Nevada Fraction, both belonging to
the American Gulch company. In the
former the shaft is down 10 feet. The
vein is small. ranging from tent tn fifteen
inches, but goes from 40 To 40 ounces i'm
silver with about 2O per cent. lead.
Many other properties Whereabouts are
showing up we'll and a prosperous future
IL guaranteed fer the district. Heretofore
the great bar to its ~deyelopemcnt was the
lack of ~ road over which to get orc out.
Now that one il being
by private cntcrprisc-there IL no reason
why the new district should not come
rapidly tn tine front. Nearly sixty men
have been at work at various claims
there during the suninc and thousands
Of tons of good ore are now on th..
dump.
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n registry lists close Saturday ntght.
PERSONAL.

Emil Wcinberger, of the arcade saloou,
came down from Butte yesterday.
County Assessor j. j. King is in town at
present.
Hattou came up from Deer Lodge last
evening.
j. A. Haslcy returned yesterday from "a
three. weeks visit to milwaukee,, Wis.
While there he took i'm the grand encamp-
mcnt of the Il. A. X.
John McCormick, deputy internal rcve-
nue collector, was down here yesterday on
business.
r. f.. Sergeant of Butte Registered at
The Montana last evening.
Among Butteitcs noticed ON the streets
yesterday was w. Il. Gwin.
Joel A. Moss of Pyrcnccs. arrived in
town last evening from Butte.
County Treasurer Lew Coleman is
spending IL couple of days in town.
Joseph II. Harper of Butte is i'm town.
II. w. Brown of Denver is registered at
The, Montana.
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Property in Main Street DeS-
troyed this Morning.
BURNED UP IN A HURRY


Al 2:IO o'clock his morning fire was
discovered i'm the rear Of Onari,cim's ss-
loon ON First street. The alarm was
given and ~ quick response was made by
the fire department. hut a ~favoring wind
spread the flames with rapidity and before
the alarm whistles had thoroughly wakcd
up the town the a. tir. property AT
the northeast corner of Main
and First streets was i'm flames.
For a few minutes the whole square with
its SCORES of business blocks and stores
seemed doomed To destruction. but the
m.mbers of the fire department went at
the work with a will, tho supply of water
was turned to- good account, and before
the c~ontiagration was twenty minutes old.
the. department had il undc complete con-
trpi. The flames spread SO rapidly that
no property i'm the burning building could
bc saved.
The premises at the corner OF Main and
First streets were occupied as u BARRIER
shop. ny J. r.. Duncan Next north was
the store occupied by NJ. Broadman,
whose stock was made mp of gem
tlcmcn's furnishing goods. AZ the
rear of the barber shop. on First
street. was the real estate Office of
Ii. r. Nathan. Next east were two store
fronts occupied by the Onarheirn saloon.
and beyond tlsess. were the Bnnanza shoe
stOrs., owned ny JOss.ph Ellie. ana Isaac
Quinn's restaurant.
The shabby wooden structures went up
into smoke i'm no time, the flames making
short work Of them, but the fire depart
ment took excellent care of the adjoining
property. turning three good streams
upon the burning mass and combining the
flames tn the property where the fire was
first discovered.
IL was learned this morning that NJ.
Broadunan carried 81 OoO insurance., which
will fall short of covering his loss. j. Il.
Onarhrim's loss is about $500. with
S,,DU Insurance. There was no
insurance ON Flies shoe store and
none on Gluinu'- restaurant. The
portion of the property al the corner
of Main and First streets WAS owned
10y NJ. CopiiitiS whose insurance Is Sl.sOU.
Tlr, rear portion, fronting on First street,
belonging to the LAWN estate. The
amount Of iu>,Irauc" on this property was
not learned this morning. Very little WAS
rescued from tl., burning building, the
fire spreading so rapidly as Ia make
salvage ont of the question.
Fire has done damage tn greater or less
amount three times in recent months in
the property destroyed. Nobody could ac-
count for the fire Of this morning. The
Onarhcim saloon was lighted 10y clectrici-
~. and u stove ordcfcctivc tiuc il believed
Ia have caused the c~onflagration.
Forty minutes after the alarm was
sounded the entire property was i'm ruins
and the charrcd walls were. pulled down
by members of the hook and ladder coni-
pany. The damage tai adjoining property
was slight.
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special correspondence Of the standard.
DEER LODGE, Sept. 1O.-A telegram re-
ccived from California announces the
death there of d.. IA. Mcfarland, "a pioneer
of Deer Lodge and one of the proprictors
of the Mcfarland house. Mr.. Mcfarland
some months since took his invalid wife
to California for her health and has re-
manned with licr since. He was i'm good
health so far AS is known, and the news
of his death was a shock To the commune
ity, The death il supposed To- have been
from heart disease. Col. Aylesworth,
partner of the deceased. has gone To Cali
iorni:t and Will probably return with the
corpse. To Deer Lodge.
Il. 4. Brown, ut Garrison. democratic
mn" ',,r" x y nn,i M ,bhn r, cs
thing looks well for the democracy at
GARRISON.
Captain James III. Mills, rcycnue col
lcctor, came. over saturday evening from,
Helena to spend II few days with his
family.
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COL. HAWKINS IN LIMBO
He Turns Up At Philipsburs and is
Landed In Jail.
HoW the lsallamt COlonel Tsssk Persecution
eft - Mine and Failed to Hold
the Fort Aguiast Its
OwnerA.

special Ia the standard.
P-HiLIPsBURG. Sept. 1O.-Col. Hawkins,
who IL known I'm almost every town inn
Montana as ~ temperance lecturer. and
who about six months ago changed his
calling to TINT of u mine owner, has been
arrested on a. rather serious charge.
About six months ago the colonel pnr-
chaseda mime from a. Mr.. Freeman ON
certain conditions, i'm the fulfllment Of
which lac failed i'm every particular. even
To the payment of u cent of the purchase
price. After waiting several months for a
settlement and failing to get one, Mr..
Freeman sold the mime to some parties
here, who incorporated IL under the name
of the Philipsburg Mining and Milling
association. A short time after this the
colonel had the Same mine Incorporated
association, hut made no attempt to take
possession until last night, when
u" hurst open The door OF the
tunnel loo, and wnt" and two tod other her
coming of the workmen who, when they
did arrive, were ordered out NJ the point
of "a revolver in the hands of the colonel
The owners then came to the scene and
ordered them away. threatening To shoot
the first man that entered. DIR. Allen, ONE
of the ownsrs. however entered and dis
urmiug the colonel seized him and pulled
him out, the c~oionel's assistants having
s,lrrcnds'red at the coming OF the owners.
The three men were. ARRESTED and placed
i'm Jail. They will he given "a trial in the
morning. They will probably assis, the
burglar ARRESTED yesterday i'm cleaning up
the streets of this burg. This is the same
Colonel Hawkins who for SO long sub
sisted upon the charity of Anaconda pcu-
pie, bat who was afterwards ''shown up"
as n fraud.
The total voters registered up to date at
Philipsb,Irg is T32. at Granite GAO.
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NoW is the time Ia register.
Democratic Rally at MeadviiIr.

Dcmocrtstic Rally at Meadvillr.
Special to the standard.
BUTTE, Sept. 1O.-The meeting at Mead
erville tonight i'm the interest of the dem
cratic party was enthusiastic and largely
attended. The meeting was held i'm the
open air and huge bonfires tempered the
atmosphere and lent a cheerful aspect to-
the scene. Stirring addresses were de-
livcrtsl 10y T.. T.. Corbet and p. j. Gilligan.
The Emmett Guard hand furnished music
for the occasion. a large delegation of
Butte democrats attended the nlec ting
and were welcomed 10y the democrats of
Mea~dcrvillc. That place will give u good
account of itself on election day.
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Special Ia tl,c standard.
PHILIpssUH C. Sept. IL. The number of
voters Registered mp Ia date at phiiipsburg
is TO-: AT Granite. G15.
Jacob frs.sch. ~ vagriIIt. was sent up
for sky days for brrglarizing "A lady's
room i'm the Kaiser Hu,ist, Of "a pair of gold
bracelets. "a pair of gloves. and "A small
amount OF money. He will have the honor
of being tho. first prisoner to work out his
ing To the recent ruling OF tile county
commissioners.
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ESTES & C0NNELL
Mercantile Go.
Special Bargains for
This Week.
PLUSHES


Silk Plush, 10 and Is in.
wide at soc per yard, worth
ooc and 81. "a in. extra
goods at 81 per yard, we'll
worth $3.50.
SILKS.
Black Faile Silk at 75c,
for this week only. Colored
Faile at CSC per yard.
Black Rhadame Silk for
87Hc per yard. This silk
is actually worth $50. We
cannot replace the same
silk for SI.2o.
Surah Silk i'm all the new
evening shades at 4oc per
yard.
Newline of Colored Satecns
at SOC per yard.
NEM DRESS GOODS.
Direct from Paris. All
wool Iricot, 40 inches wide
at soc.
All wool Ladies' Cloth,
40 inches wide ca nice line
of shades) at SOC per yard.
Fine all wool imported
Ladies Cloth, 54 in. wide.
at 75C per yard.
Wool Surah in all the
newest fall shades. 40 in.
wide. at SOC per yard.
New goods arriving daily
in every department.
ESTES & CONNELL MER. co.
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ABOUT The CITY.

Ii il reported from Champion that six
inches of Snow fell at that point on sun
day last
Candidate Frank Hollywood went down
tn Carroll las, evening and addressed the
people of that place. upon the issues OF the
campaign.
Their. was no business for the police
Justice yesterday except tai dispose of "a
brace of boys who were brought mp for
stealing sacks.
erly owned by William Suffer has been
sold tn A. NJ. Murray. who will Ia, its pop
ular proprietor hereafter.
Paymastcr =. L. Caiderlrnd. Of the
Montana Union, glatdcncd the hearts of
the railroad men yesterday by disbursinR
the necslful among them.
The Stockholders of the southern Cross
gold mine. held their annual meeting In
Butte yesterday afternoon. Satisfied with
the management for the past year. the
stockholders elected the old directory.
The authorities are reminded that there
Is an ordinance, regarding logs that do not
wear the regulation collar. These ours
infcst the streets 10y day, and i'm some
quarters of the town make night 4; burden.
Street Commissioners Vineyard put "a
force of men AT work OH the new sewer
yesterday. Operations have been conn
menced at "a point lHtwccn the east end
of First street and the fir, clay brick
works.
Owing Ia the fact tbs, ti. Carroll Dem
ocrsttic Club held - meeting last evening.
the Anaconda club abandoned the regular
meeting. Members will however. rrrnrni-
bsr that "a rally will bc held nest Saturday
venin al tls. usual place.
The Chinese restaurant on Main street,
Opposite. the post office, was closed MP
yesterday on AN attachment ISSUED in
favor of The Anaconda Mercantile Conn
pany. Its hni-incss has been light for
some time, and il il understood that
several business men lost 10y the collapse.
Mems Athletic Club has just been per-
fected in this 0ty. It's officers are: Pres
ident. q. l.. Spier; vic,-presidcut, A. IL.
Neal: secretary. g.. -. T.. wisner: treas
.rs.r. l.. H.. Charssttc; chairman of audit
ing committees. &. NJ. Green. The boys
arr. now looking for ~ place in which to
meet and excrs.isc.
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The Proposed Main sewer ts be Buii;
without DELAY.

The proposed sewer is io bc built in this
city from the word go. In all probability,
biIs for tia. work will he Opened Tonight,
IL the special meeting .f the council *
held. and thereafter the work will he
pushed "a rapidly as possible. As has AL
ready !sts.n explained, the now sewer will
run through Second street, starting one or
Two blocks wet or Mi "a street tn n point
more than a mile down the canyon where
il Will empty into the ditch that runs from
the lower works. The binding of the
ditch viii ls "A charge ON the. city. 10 he
covered by bonds. which Will doubtless hu
voted whcn The special election is held.
II is believed tn ic "a mistake 10 delay the
WORK until bad weather sCts in. as the
work would chen bc delayed aud it, cost
Increased. Probably. the sewer Will he
completed within thirty days. IL will bc "a
welcome Improvement and will bp the
basis for q. complete system of drainage
for the city.
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The Montana Lumber 4 Produce com
pafy arc now receiving large consign-
mcuts of Lehipli. stove and nut, Colorado,
especially for family use. which they arc
prepared to- furnish tn CONSTRUCTS al bot
tom prices. i'm small lots or 10y the car
load.
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THE white Ash Min. on rire.

DENVER. Sept. 1o.5Couricrs who ar
rived here tonight from Golden report
the White Ash mine on fire i'm the 25-foot
level. which is just above the waters
edge i'm the .sLfoot shaft. The mine has
been blocked up for the purpose of smooth
eriug out the fire, and all hopes of rccov-
ering the bodies of the eleven drowned
miners have been abandoned.
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Don't nsgfsrf Ia register.
Death OF William Read.

DEATH a. WITHHELD 1tciss1.
A elcgrsai received i'm this city two days
ago announced the death. at his home i'm
Salt Lake city, of william Read, father of
William Read. druggist, of Anaconda. and
uf John II. Read, editor of the Butte fnter-
M~o.ntais. MIR. Read was nearly 15 years
Uf age at the time of his death. The mem
bers of li- family have the sympathy of
friends in Anaconda in their afiiiction.
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Railroad War at Nii-.oula.

Special to the Standard.
Mont. Sept. 1O.-Niissoula
county bids fair tn become he seat of war
in railroad matters as well as political.
The Washington * Idaho mpa
through their attorncy.F q. higgins, com
menccd proceedings here to-day for the
paciiic's right of way between here and
F~rruchtowu. y fight will he wagcd for
every mile of the way between French
town and the mouth of the ST. Regis.
There are several points i'm the canyon
which are barely wide enough for one
road bed. and the suits for land i'm this lo-
cality arr, merely preliminary skirnishcs
To tho war that is to follow further down
the river. Both companies arr, active and
an official to-day asserted that the trains
would d" run bctwccn Missoula aud
Frenchtown 10y January l..
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The Wyoming Convention.

~CHEYENNE. Wyo., sept lo.-Mr. Frank
of Crook. in the constitutional convention
to-day prcscnrcd n resolution that women
only u" permitted To- vote at school clcc-
tons and hc eligible {, schoota,iiicc. The
tliaplin OF Albany presented u preamble
containing no reference tn the Deity
Grant of Albany Introduced a resolution
that the state debt bc limited Ia one per
cent of the valuation. and county two per
cent, ne city or town to- he allowcI to
create in,lchtcduvSs exceeding two per
cent. except in the construction of water
works. No work or internal improvement
commenced except by II two-third vote.
All lands to- lc listed for IN nation. Riucr
Of Laramie offered "a resolution that the
state officers consist OF governor. ii.uteii-
aut-Epycrnor secretary. treasurer, anl
superintendent of public Instruction. All
get $1,000 a year except ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or. Ls To- get 500 a year.
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Spbsc,iptioas Il, the Standard ciU bc re-
ccired az The business office. ar at The store If
SSUckrf IL Ming. Nam street. ADVERTISING
rates can ~ ks'rarti at the business oDirs.
Standard B',iiiihy. rora',' Of .Moia aud
Third sf,,e;s.
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Anaconda local union. No. a.. UuitcS
brotherhood of Carpenters and joiricrs %
America. meets every Thursday cyrnin.
in Daly's hall. A.. j. Blk. President.
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Anaconda Lodge. No -. A.. o.. L. w
meets every Wednesday evening, An:
conda hall, +. NJ. Fox. master workman
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Laurel Encampnlcnt. No.. II. I. -. q. F..
meets ru the first and third Saturdays of
each month in Anaconda hall, G.. II. w.
Crcss. chief patriarch.
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Arrival and Departure OF Malls.
THE WEATHER.

this city is reported ny A. Il. Playtcr,
druggist. First street. The record for yes
tcrsiay was: < "a. M. 4, degrees II M. ssi
degrees: 4 u. M. 81 degrees; x y. M. -
degrees.
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The registry lists close Saturday night.
Notice.

Notice.
The undersigned, having discontinued
his business. hereby authorizes Mr.. y. II.
Morley tai collect all outstanding bills and
give Receipts for the same. VA. SITTER.
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A. f.. 4 A. NJ. meets every Friday even
ing. Anaconda hall, J. McNulty. w. NJ.
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SECRET SOCIETIES..

Colfax Lodge, No. ~. 1. O. q. F.. meets
every Tuesday evening, Anaconda hall,
&. 4. w. Cross, noble grand.
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Washington Camp No :. p. -. =. of
meets every Thursday evening. Anacoii'
hall. l.. Gcislcr. president.
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George e.. Meade post. No. 10, G.. 4. r.,
meets on first aud third Saturdays of each
month, Days hall. Il. G.. Davidson, com
Inluusr.
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Copper legion. No. ii, Select Knights
meets every Friday evening. Days hall
j. -. Daughcrty. commanders.
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The Estes & Council Mercantile Com
pany il nov Offering plushcs in all shades
for rs cents.
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John 4. logan. company No. >, Sons of
Veterans. meets ru the second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month. Daly's
hall, G.. -. T.. Wisncr. captain.
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Ancient Order of Hiberniaus. meets
every SUNDAY evening in Days hall. L.
ID. Fitzgerald. president.
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10 GO AHEAD b..

Nor is RE time o register.
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A DAY OF WORK.

.S,.. that yon,' .om- is registered.
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From l'hilipslpurg.

See that yop,' nane as registered.
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Tho establishment on Front street form
erly owned 10y William Suffer has been
sold to A. NJ. Murray. who will Ia. its pop
ular proprietor hereafter.
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NOTES FROM DEER LODGE

'-nicss you Register. you cannot rose.
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IL il reported from Champion that six
inches of Sfsow fell at that point on sum
day last.
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Payniaster -. Ii. Calderh,ad. of III,
Montana Union, g~latdcncd the hearts a
the railroad men yesterday by dishursins
the necslful among them.
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Street Commissioned Vineyard put a
force of men AT work ON the new sewer
yesterday. Operations have been com
Inenccd at "a point hstwccn thu, east cnt
of First street and the tir. clay bricl
.-..l--
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-24
THE ANGELES HERALD TUESDAY MORNING. sEPTE

$4,000; w. W. Barnes, 8 lots in Mead &
Dalton tract at $500 each; Sheerer & Miller, S
lots in Goldsworthy g Eighth street tract &c. 800
J. Van Dan. 151x16O on Collado and Arch
Of Bellevue street. $4,000; W. H. Rhodes, lot
Alpine and Pearl streets, $4,000; ]. W. Hen.
drick, 2 lots in Keller tract 81 800; ]. W.
Hendrtck, lots in Keller tract. So 900; e. j.
Kinsallo, lots in Kinsallo tract. So 900; W i.
h. Workman, lots in Workman's subdivision,
81, $50; W. H. Workman, 3 lots in Workman s
subdivision, 81 900; W. 81. Workman, lots in
Workman's subdivision, 81 800; W. n. Work.
L. Wicks, 2 lots in Hendricks subdivision,
81, 800; J. G. Whitaker, 4 lots on Lacy avenue,
So, 300; J: G. Whitaker, 5 lots on Garland
street, So. 100; J. Van Dan, 120x290, Collado
lots in woollacott's subdivision, $1,000; W. s.
Neiswinder, lots In Vignes tract, $500; A.
J. Sanor. lots in Moran tract, $4,000; A. ].
Sanor, lot in Moran tract 50 500; A. ] Sanor,
12ox12o Welcome street. $500; VIM. Rudy
150x190 Euclid street, $4,000; s.. Barlow, III
lots in Leighton and Treats subdivision at 81 S
per foot; ] d. Young lot on Magdelena avenue,
So ,200 Il. s. Field, lots Sunrise tract, ST. 900
J. B. Newton, 6 lots in Alta Vista tract 81, 500
J. M Wilmer. lot on Lucas avenue and Fourth
street, $4,000; A. WE'LL, offering rebate OF
$3.50 per cent. on lots offered by him above; D.
Cobb, 200 feet front on Arroyo Seco street
81 $50; J. G. Mcdonald, Orange avenue and
Pine. SIS. 900; william Rudy, Euclid avenue
| and Stevenson, $4,000; Langworthy &
Humphry. Grandin and Griffin, So, 900 II. W
de Hart, lot on Union avenue, $45oo; Whit
| sion, So, 500; M. A: Palmer, lot on Hayes and
| Mozart, $4,000: Minnesota Real Estate Com
pany, lots in Vignes tract, So. s75.
The petitions were referred to the
proper committees and the Council ad
journed.