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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-04
Application tor Patent.
NOTICE. No. ga.
NOTICE NO. J.1.
UNITED STAT II LAND OFFICE,
HALEY. lnANO. August IL. II

UNITED STA7xs LAND OFEIcE,
HALEY lDAAO, August III, 1870.
Notice 10 hereby given that he Chan pion Gold
and Silver Mining COmpanv. . corporation organ
tied under the laws Ut the State Of Iowa, with It's
riucipal ONE At Manchester. lows, 6y n. Sui
Nvxn, Its xttOrneytn fact. whose p.,stG1ce address
10 HALEY Altusas county State Of Idaho. hss
made application Tor . United sts,es Patent for
wALLA wALLA LODE MINING CLAIM ANot
situate in Mineral Hill Mining District. Alturas
county, State of Idaho. consisting Of 1900 linear
feet Of the lode, aud surface ground COO feet wide
being Lot No o. A and b and described in the
A-id notes plat OF the Cfcisl survey IN tile n
this once. with m.en, tic variation At III degrees
Description OF the Walla Walls Lode Claim. Sur
vey N. SIS A, Lot No. 93 A.
Commencing At beginning u the discover! /,
thence u rth IS degrees 20 minutes wstt 7.0 fSet
81 north est center eDd stake thence south - de-
gre. ~ inmates west 800 feet to corner No. !;
thence north 50 gress ~ minutes east 100 feet to
corner M. 2. whence the corner common to SEE
tons I. s, 4 and 8. Township north. Range II
east besr- north "a degrees 81 mi utes ca 69l
feet; thence south s. degrees 20 minutes east 1907
feet TO corner No. s; thence south 81 osgeees 10
minutes west 800 feet to southeast cratrs end
stake and $40 feet to co ntr No I; thence
north IS degrees ~ IN nutes west 1900 feet 81 cor.
npr No. aud place OF Begin ing survey Of exte.
rior bous larry o. said clsE. Including m area Of
~ 100 acres. the ,rea applied for. No con
n,cts Claim situated in Sections 8 and 2. Town
snip uoItus Neukc ~ cant
description Of waiis wslls Mill Site. Survey
Sl8 b. LtY3B b.
Beginning Il corner No. I. whence the corner to
Section. 4, s. 9 md ., Township north. Ia ge II
east. bears south IS degrees II minute. 3a ST. ON,
east s ~ Il. 10 feet. and whence corner OF Walls
| Wails Lone CLAIM. Survey 8lS A. bears sou h q
d+gr. 81 inmates east 47a9 $40 feet; n. nee
| south 2 degrees east $40 feet to c'rHer No. D
| thence south 63 deHr 10 minutes west Cir feet
| to corner No 3; thence north a. grees west 3sA
feet to Gamer No. I: thence north IL degrees II
MI Mts.ne past /
beginning survey Of exterior bnu, Diary of THU
Mil site. containing III area OF - 1000 acres
| applied for. No c. h,cts aid nj stt- IL sAtn
ated in Section s. Tow ship 2 north, Range Il
| east
| The said mining clrim and mill site being Of
record Ia the Office Of the Recuruer 81 said nAn'nt
district 1t bailey. IN Alturns county, Idaho. TL'
near. ct known cation beng the NAfrCw Gsug'
No. 2 Lode Claim
| W. T. RIV EY. Register.
| I dir, ct that t.is notice BE- published in tn
wO ki>xR TlMts, the newspaper published
nearest the said aiming 81 in, t.r the period .
sixty ia 4. W. T. RILEY. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-04

NOTICE. No. $40.
UNITED SrATxs LAND OFFICE,
HAILkY, IDA no, August Is, ITO

Ux,rrp SrArxs LAND OFFICE,
HAILkY. IDAHO, August ID, NO.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Chsmpion Gold
ana Silver Mining C.mpany. cGSporstisn dniy
orasntxed under the laws Of the btste Of lows.
with ,ts prtnripsl ofhce 1t Manchester. Iowa. by
M Alto, oey. fact, l. N. sullivan, whose pose
once siars - 10 Hsiley, Altufss county, Idaho.
h.s made application for United States latent
nAScHEsTER LODE MINING CLAIM AND
MILL SITE.
situ,te in Mineral Hal Mining District. Altusss
county. State Of Idaho. consisting 81 iSpS linear
feet ., the l0de, aud surface gfou0 0OO feet WIDE
b inw lot 40. " and b and d<scrseed 10 the
Aeln notes aud plat Of the ofcisl survey on ME In
this once. with magnetic variation ss u degrees
md 50 miuutes esst - foil, vs.:
Des, rtpttOu 1T the Manchester Lede Mining
Clam Surve. el9 A. Lot " A.
Coz. mt ncihg =, III discovery stake. ehenceI orth
G. nt,e end STAKE theBcs Lo,th 81 O. gees Is uin-
ut+s west $50 I. 1t I" corner No l. whence corr er
No VI Mari, " Gsuxe No Lode Claim. lot 30.
Al. both lsimed b, John v. Fsr~ell, hears nsrth
So degrees IL minutes west " ieet; en- nee soutn
50 degrees Is minutes esst GOO fees I" csrn. NO.
thence south ~ d. gre.a Is minutes west 1898 feet
to G. In.r NJ. 3. whence the \ escti. corner be-.
tween Sections and 10. Township north RapRe
~ east, bears youth deg.ees ~ minute. east
79U ITO feet: thence north 81 de.rees 10 minnt.
west 80 feet to southwest enter end stake snd 10Y
fe4t 10 corr er No. I; theuce north ~ grees u
minutes esst 1893 feet to corner No. and pisc. VI
| beginning survey Of exterior boundary u thla
claim, including an hres Of ~ l4l 1910 acres up
| piled tor. M cOLhicts.
| De.crip tion OF Manchester Mill Site. Survey No
| tl9 b, Lot No. Dab.
Beginning 1t corner No l. which 10 identical
with Iner NJ. Wal Wslls Mill Site. Snrve,
8sS whence corner NO ! Manchester Lode u i'm
survey sl0 A, besis Jouth ~ degrt. ~ minute
east 0tS 40 feet and irois corner No Mill site
the corner to Sections 4, 8. y snd ., Town hip ;
NORTH Range II e4st, bears south 80 degrees II min
uttes IS seconds east 5OAs 10 feet; theme. soutl
Is l~grees IL minutes west eco feet to corner No
2: thence north degrt west $50 feet to corner
No. 81 thence north s. d. grets 10 minutes east w
| feet ~ corner No 1; thence south degrees ess
to corner No. ana place Of b. ginning survey o
exterior boundary Of this mill site. including u
area 1T AS 1000 acres applied for No conflicts.
The said n,i,.ihg claim snd mill site bein1 o
| recoY In the oih.e VI the hectrdtr Of said ,utn
ing district ut HALEY, in Alturss county, Idaho
The nearest known location being the Marrow
| Gauge No. lode claim.
| W. T. RILEY, Register.
direct that this notice be published in tn
VOID RIVER TlMEs the Newspaper publfshe
n. Arrest the said mining claim. tor the period o
stxty days. W. T. ALLEY. ksgi"ter.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-04

Has attained a standard Of excellence
which admits Of no superior.
1t cOntaius every Improvement that
inventive genius. skill and money car
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-04
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Deposits.
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facilities fGr the Transaction Of their bH''ho'''
OFFICERS:
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G. ~ UkSKINS, Srcr.tary
v" 49, A. r. FRENCH, Treasurer
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,,IIr EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING

4 'GnVrlNf u NIW.luIh, N'cl.N' 20, ~
ip - ils 'omp,ny have declared ~ ~ Gaf''r
itd, o., Per .nt u per cent on ~ 'tV' ~ stock
M tr'fiy Janu1ry the 18th. 1891. a til> ont'
H. add ian the Rove me DIRECTOR ~ th, ~ any
80 cori,I stock which dividend rIr'ent, surplus n,I
~ tap'''i a /. payabe IN Certificates convertible ht'
irnihL' a vle'lr,,r uI, Comuaut shall increase ~
beroud tlr present authorized amount or re-
'p.' ut, rnsl A. lur the outlHn + a." COMPANY
nfii ~ converted redeemed uc>' ermhcni'' WI ,i
,nt A. 49, .,r, manner 4, Dividend, may De- PAD on Tao
CorIarr'. t,ptd Stock h.r'dfr. e...,,.,,..- , r.,
-. pl,ldefd. rii lrrIur O. Sto'lhold"rs OF r.,
ord ~ H. clos. d. Iurfrr Booh, o. rl1E, i'n,n'f' a.
Is1t e." - No. Convertible .rn~1i". VIII h' f'll p II
=, a. ~ "Fners .. this o1cr and an"i -" rudry ~
loi T,,r.rer Rooh- win reopen on "tdh'sd''' '"''
'r' 2ls'. ls''' ~ d. !" g. y. sKEHNN Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

totnstnck T CO. - - - .rU
morn SILVER ~ -" 20 53 1865
Phoenix % ~ % %
rOthsiares sold for tho week o9Saa'St0
CertS...... Ito Iva Tvs ~"
The following were ,e.tcrdn,'- quotations ioT oni''
rccuriti,s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
RAILROAD EARRINGS

TIE Financial Chronic .c's' comp. alton OF RAJ
read nct casui.-s foI October covers lie business
OF ~ COMPARES. The results are not >, en-
couracne as Tie previous reports OF gross earn
iHgs Indicated. while tie gross receipts Tor
responding month Of last year. Ire net earnings are
about S3lG,Gn0 loss. Tie steady mere - IN
0pcratine expense has been remarkable and ~
many cases d. has NOT been satisfactorily cA-
plaincd.
The Tribune has published the gross earnings Of
forty companies or systems for the second week
in December OF TINS number twenty-siX COM
panicS have returned gains averaging ll9 per
cent and fourteen have returned LOSSES averaging
il > per cent The whole number gives gam
over the week Of last year of S90.0s9. or per
cent. it has also published the gross earnings OF
siXty-nine companies for the first week IN De-
cember. OF the number fifty-one companies have
returned gains averaging 90 per cent. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
..&lo7.44a. 500 40 81 500 9yJ,57s 900
4
-. 100 o7f975 9).53ao75 9,o-'c.o

>ufrlu- 11.J5 go c3ot g., ID, 49, 'I
Ib. bank t.chanre, At ~ Nev YorI Ci'aF.ne House
aad tle >o.t~ sold at Oh. NevYot1 s,oc IyrAanee isot
week ana Os the WcA OF .e L- $50 wears cohUafe
a. follows:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
RAILROAD LOCALITIES.

The |. e G. n. pay car came down the
line last night, distributing the nccdfuI
among the boys.
Mr. Nolk, Of the Street stable car SyS-
tenn passed here yesterday en- route to the
north.
superintendent T. p. Golden Of the l.
n &. y. cam" in with TN" pay car last
evening.
The new office for the yardmastcr at
the |. II &. y. yards is completed and is
being painted.
Mr.. OTTO Bc>"l"r. having finished a
c0urS" OF t"lcgraphy at the Alamo Bust
ness college, has been assigned Il position
as operator at Comfort.
Superintendent McQuc"ny. ofthe HouS-
ton division of the Southern Pacific. left
for "a trip east over his division yesterday.
Elegant sidewalks have been laid
around the |. & G.. n. depot yard. and the
yard itself has been nicely gravcllcd.
As mentioned in another column john
ny Laird, the genial driver Of the engine
No. ~. of the :. 4. F.. was married last
evening to Miss Maggie Lyons.
Mr.. +. IIcfSmith. the |. & &. y. master
mechanic with headquarters at Palestine,
is in the city.
\ gang of fifty convictS and a conStruc-
tiUl train arrived here yesterday To begin
work AT filling up the ditch along Walnut
street for the proposed extension of the.
yards.
Mr. James Hamcr tn" travelling audi
tor of TN" Arkansas Pass. has gone to st.
Louis.
Tom Barrett. formerly chief clerk in
the |. II &. y. freight office and lately
of POrtirio Diaz. Mex, passed here ycSter-
day en- rontc to Cincinnati to enter the
service of kanaWha DiSpatcb line
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
A View onthe =. A. u.

WACO, Tex, April 16.-The Waco
branch of the S. A. P. is rapidly ex-
tending its line and runs through a
most picturesque country. One line
penetrates forest Is miles wide, con
tanning quantities of timber and OF
immense value. The deep cut be-
tween Bullhide and Deer creek Is cut
through a high hill of joint clay.
The view to be seen from the ascend
ing train takes in portions of Bell,
COryell and McLennan counties and
from the top of Nelson mountain,
Waco, Temple, Marlin and several
other towns can be discerned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
REAL ESTATE.
Transfers Filed for Record in the
ONCE of the County Clerk.

West End Town Co. to j. II. Moore. lots
-. Ii and 10. block 9. West End. Sl.l5O.
Sam Maverick to Mrs. y. w. COwan,
lots and 10, block l3, Monterey street,
sI,7OO.
w. w. and l.. Dykman 10 NJ. J. Whar-
ton. lots and :. block 3, Government hill,
$500
John Lawrence to G. NJ. Ridgcway. lot
81. block |. on Frank street. $50.
&. NJ. Ridg"way To Il. Smith and +. NJ.
Howard. same as above. so
Il. Smith to +. NJ. Howard. !. interest
in the same. so.
Geo. K. Slumhcrg to Il. Jackson. lots s
and 9. block Il. ON DIV" street. $500.
West End Town Company to Il. Culhcr-
son. lots II and 81. block |. West End. $500.
John Sharrr to T. j. Dunn. block ;. two
and unc-fourth miles southeast of Main
plaza $500.
VIM Hil"y to H. :. GrorSh""ck lots |, >,
3. Is. ~. 20. block :. Of city lot lbs $50.
+. y. Edwards TO Joseph Xrllcnwiz. $50
acres on IIclotcS creek. $50.
H. ". +. and Jos"phjn" weber to :. A.
Fraser. $50 acres on llClOtcS. S!rO.
NJ. II. and Chariot" NJ. Davidson to J.
VI. Campbell. lot :, block -, River ave-
nue.. 81.
sam. NJ. johnson to John T. smith lot
>, block IS. Woodlawn. $50.
O. Loftin to Mrs \. J. Grigg, lot on
Ninth street. Maverick Grove. 500.
Sam Maverick to Wiley ID. Marshall,
lot /. block ;. city lot l95. 500.
J. II. Moor" To f. w. IIrrndon. lots Is,
IS. 10. block :. West End. $3.50.
Sam Maverick to Wiley d. Marshall.
lot >. block > city lot l35. 500.
J. \. Fraser to ChaS. +. Murphy. lots Q,
10. II. L.? IL. ~. -. -. %. 30. block |: lots
10. II. H. -. IS. %. block ;, city lot 1873,
$1,000.
A. {. Johns and wife to +. II. Baldwin
and w. =. Anderson. lot Is. block ,, north
of Fredericksburg road. 5000.
John NJ. Campbell to William J. Page,
p of lot ;. block 43. River avenue. $500.
w. =. Smith to Louis l-llrich. lots |, II,
13. IA. block |. PccOS street. $l.55O.
Mary G.. Callaghan to T. IL. Henderson.
the Callaghan homestead on South / lOreS
stT,,i go GOO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
Short on Soft Coal.

CHICAGO, April l6.-A morning pa
per says that the indications are that
on May most of the soft coal miners
of Illinois, Indiana and Pennsylvania
will go on strike, and that after that
the supply of soft coal will be limited.
In view of this fact many OF the rail-
roads are putting in large supplies of
soft coal. A recent purchase of the
AtchisOn, Topeka Il Santa Fe amount
ed to S75, 1000. Many of the coal deal
ers of this city have within the last
thirty hours orders that they cannot
fill within month.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
MARRIAGES.
Several Contaminated in this City
Yesterday

The wedding 81 Mr.. Edward Scng and
Miss liZhj" Meyer occurred yesterday at
t"lnUon at ; q. ciuck. AZ -. ju>cph'S ath-
Ole church. Rev. Father Pictf"rkurn cole
bratihg the nuptial mass. The attend
ants were Mr. VIA. Scng and Miss Mary
Meyer. Mr.. Ed Meyer and Miss Annie
ll"yc. Mr.. Julius Tcugg and Miss Amelia
Fielder.
After IN" ceremony Il reception took
place at the residence of the brides par
"ht>. Mr.. aud Mrs. +. |. Meyer. IS North
street. followed 10y supper. which was
parta ken OF by Il large number of friends
At S:lj the happy couple left Tor New Or
leans to enjoy their honeymoon. They
will return iii about TWO weeks and will
reside on Bowie street.
At tn" residence Of Mr.. VIM. Pirpcr. ST..
No. 40 Sixth street. another wedding was
celebrated at $50 o'clock. the contracting
parties being Mr.. AdoIph UIlrich and
Miss Lizzie Wagner. The ceremony was
performed in fine style 10y County Judge
WUZhach. the attendants being Mr.. Louis
Wagner and Miss Amanda tlrich. Mr..
VIM. Picprr. ,Ir.. and Miss Bertha Son
mem. The hridc was dressed in a pretty
cream chaliir. ta>tcfUIly trimmed. with
train. and wore >impl" bridal ornaments
of orange blossoms.
After tn" ceremony the bridal party
and cntir" company discussed a splendid
supper. and wine flowed freely. for the
remainder Of the evening. The prrScn
consisted Of
\ bedroom set from the brides parents.
Cu>pdorS. !. IL. Thicn.
Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ullrich.
Silver butter dish and album. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Layer.
StatUrttc. Miss Ora Parker
Wa>h>tand set. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Parker.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
FIRST TEXAS REGIMENT.

Dr.Cain of san Antonio Reelected
COlOnel--C. l.. Sauer, Adjutant.
Special to the LIGHT.
WACO, April ia large number
of delegates are in attendance on the
Knights of Pythias Grand lodge
which promises to be the most sue
cessful of any since the foundation of
the order in Texas. The local COM
mittees are energetic and untiring in
their efforts to care for the visitors.
The San Antonio delegation are be-
ing well cared for, aud having a good
time.
The Uniformed divisions held a
meeting last night under command
og General Bob Newell, from Little
Rock, and elected the following Of
ticers, Colonel, J. NJ. Cain, of San An
tonic Lieut.. Colonel, L. w. Heelan,
of Dallas; Major, X. NanZandt; c. L..
Sauer, adjutant; P. s. Jenkens, of Ell
Paso, surgeon; J. A. Baird, Quarter
master; J. NJ. Chapman, of Dallas,
chaplain.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
Horse Racing Yesterday.

MEMPHIS, April 15.-Attendance
good; track heavy with mud.
First race, purse 1859, half mile:
Rose Howard won, Royal Flush >,
Nettie Wolf 3, time "a.
Second race, purse 800, 81 mile
heats: ChelhOurse, first; Skobeloff,
second; Jack Cocks, third; Brigel
was last. Time, 1.2l II.
Third race, the Senorita stakes, for
2-year-old fillies, 500 added, half
mile: Sadly Washington won, Mont
rose ., Drift 5, Laura Doxey finished
last. Time 81.
Fourth race. purse $500, one mile:
Lady Black burn won, John Sherman
2, Dollinnins 3. Time, lis 1-2.
Fifth race, selling, purse $500, one
and one.siXteenth mile: Bonnie
King made all the running and after
a hard drive won from BOaZ by
nose, Carlton 8, four lengths back.
Dyer was last. Time, l.. 80 -.
elizabeth, n. L.-Weather fine;
attendance, 1000.
First race, 5-S miles: Beck won,
Tipstaff ,. Jim Gray 3. Time. l:O3 1-2.
Second race, one mile: Judge Nor
row won, Clifton Wood ,, Kings bridge
8. Time, 1:46 ga.
Third race, selling race, 81 mile:
Monmouth won, Clay Stockton .,
King Volt 8. Time, 1:l2 81.
Fourth race, New Jersey Jockey
club, handicap, l-2 miles: Ridge
won, Grey Dawn 2, Getaway 8. Time,
l:57 II.
Fifth race, 1-2 mile: Rotation won,
Favor >, Highland Lass, 8. Time,
81 81.
Sixth race, one mile: Alma B.
won, Eon ., Selleen 3, Time, 1:44 81.
SAN FRANCISCO.-NIile dash, purse
800: AlmOnt WOO, Dizzy L >, COlome
3. Time, 1.4l l-2.
Five furIOngs, free handicap sweep
stakes, $500 added: Heney Homer
won in 1.O1 3-4, Parapet 2, Joe Wood
man 8.
One and a sixteenth miles. selling:
Sheridan won, Kildare 2. Time, AS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
STOCK YARD NOTES.

j. d. Eldridgc, of Pcar>all, is in town
with cattle.
Manuel BcnavidcS brought in IL mules
from Roma. They We're yCarlngS and
brought $3.50 per head.
4. J. Saunders with IA car of cattle and
a ear OF calves from k"rrViIlc. is here.
The trade is still slow from reasons be-
fore mentioned. The local beef market is
slightly improved. bat no advance in,
prices.
Their" was some activity i'm the horse
trade and the stock brought better prices.
Work at clearing and grubbng the site
of the union stock yards is being rapidly
pushed forward.
The main yards will cover 2G acres. and
besides there will be shed pens covering
& acres. A hotel and other adjunctS will
be erected also. y general office building
designed to accommodate 20 Offices will
also be erected.
Tn" latest reports from tn" market
cCutCrS show steady advance i'm prices
for beef and muttunS The advance in
the latter is attributed To the increase i'm
the consumption of mutton and to the
short supply ON hand. A. AN instance of
the rise i'm muttOnS il is shown that Texas
grass sheep We're sold i'm Chicago last
week for $50 per hundred pounds gross
The reports received from the ranches
show that the Iamhtug season has passed
quite satisfactorily, except where inter-
fcrcd with by drouth.
Among the shipments yesterday over
the Southern Pacific were III head of beef
cattle and IA calves to New Orleans.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
Weather Bulletin,

WAsHINGToN, April 16.-The ba-
rometer is this morning lower in the
west Gulf states and southwest, an
area of high barometer dominating
in the lake region and middl lie aud At
lantic states. Rain has fallen in the
southern portions of the country.
From the a tlan tic coast to the noun
tains except on the immediate Gulf
coast fair weather had prevailed in
the section north of the 10th parallel.
Forecast till S a. M. Thursday, for
eastern Texas, rain, with stationary
temperature and southeasterlyw winds.
In Arkansas, showers, stationary tenn
perature, northeas terly wiuds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-16
Companies Office, 4I3 E. Houston Street,
Liberal Terms TO Agents.


Mr.. J. NJ. Carr, one OF our wide
awake popular citizens, has leased his
wood yard to G. s. Robertson, of Kings
bury, and has taken up his old pro.
fession, that of handling real estate,
to which business he proposes to de-
vote his entire attention. Having had
much experience in the north and
west as real estate dealer, we predict
for him a prosperous future in San
Antonio. During the past four years
Mr.. Carr has been doing business in
our city, he has established for him
self a good name as a straight forward
business man. The LIGHT wishes
him success. If you want to buy or
sell any property give him call.