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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-28
WONDERFUL NEW LIGHT.
y French Invention of Great Value in
Naval Maneuvers in War

-N'''hi -h'NiitANtIH III W lI.
Quite recently there has been brought
out by the French navy mysterious de-
vice known as ''la ratiere, or the rat
trap light" 1t is ii thing of small dimen.
sions, and is placed on the deck of the
vessel. 1t throws out an electric light
that can only be discovered dead ahead,
l.a ratierc is constructed as follows: \
square box has within it mt one end Il
coucavc mirror, in front Of which is ad
justcd an arc light. The light is focused
upon planoconveX lens placed midway
of the length of the box, so that the RAYS
of light are projected through a silvered
tube rs a bundle of parallel rays.
by the sides OF the. outer end of the sill
vered tube are placed two prisms, one of
red nd other OF green glass, through
which portion OF the light passes in di-
vergent rays. At distance of several
miles the light of raticrc appears as a
small point and consequently difficult of
detcction.to those not knowing the quar-
ter in which to look for il. Its detection
is thus reduced to II minimum, as it can
only be seen within II radius of IL few
feet mt such distance
The use of the red and green RAYS is for
the purpose of enabling the vessel for
whom the signal is intended to know in
which direction to steer so rs to come
within the zone of white light should the
white ray disappear. by means of this
invention night signnls'can he made when
flashlights and rockets might be useless
or liable to betray the position of the
fleet to the enemy. 1t can also he used
as a guide to u squadron in line, with all
other lights out, in dangerous attitudes
rs it cannot he seen either to the right or
left but only dead ahead or dead astern
The French admiralty attaches great
Importance to this LIGHT, and has taken
extraordinary precautions TO guard it
against discovery.
TANGLED on THE PROPER WORD.
Foreigner wishing piece of tongucJ--
will thank You, my dear madam, to
pass me that language, Washington
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-28
MANHATTAN SHIRTS GIVEN AWAY

Anyone sending us laundry work to
the amount of s. during the next four
months, ending February 6, 1897, and
paying cash on delivery of each bundle,
we will give them II fine 81 Manhattan
shirt This does not apply To work COM
ing through agents.
RADFORD STEAM LAUNDRY,
PIG Salem Avenue.
Sanborn & Sanders, Proprietors.
Fresh Norfolk oysters-pint, quart or
gallOn-nt j. j. CNtogni's.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-28
LABOR LEADER ARRESTED

Hamburg, Nov. 21.-'rom Mann. the
well known English leader and prime
mover in the proposed universal lockers
strike has been arrested in Germany
;'i'.iii was taken into custody at Fins
bruteta, charged with melting to creotc
disaster and was placed on board a steam
er bound from Grimsby, England. after
having been cautioned not to return.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-28
PROPOSALS

Proposals will be received at the Office Of
clck OF the City Council until Tuesday
December LIST, 1896, for sweeping and clean,
ing the paved streets of the city for one
year
Specifications can he obtained upon an.
plication to the city engineers Office.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids j. ii. WING ATE
City Engineer
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-28

Beautiful lamps, latest style, lowest
prices. Gravatt's Fair, Salem avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-28

TANGLED On THE PROPER WORD.
Foreigner wishing Il piece of tongueJ--
will thank You my dear madam, to
pass me that language. Washington
Times.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-28

Oysters 25 cents quart at Bowman's.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19

ihe camp. have room ior anecn or
twenty men.
w. and Ms. Wilson oiCua,y.llc we're
N'.'or. here 900 sunday.
D. uemrm u,I 1900 head OF sheep
cared moDa lay 90 Jones'. corral she
l.s. ol ar0eeh. Tui. 8. verify "mas.
int'He aoo. f.."
Nr luI NH. Wu. salmon oi coal.
y..'. assisted by Miss CaIdcrvood and
ll''' Nl.ou are keeping house at Lam.
ugr'-s Hear.ug camp.
George Olson B. kept busy these day.
attending 600 tine wants Of the patrons OF
Tie iiopkIn branch store. George d.
popular vita the boys and does a good
Business.
Jimmie 0l'IIhpr. night operator. B.
fannins Peterson station for % few days
j. Fans.rr. 'hc agent. o.. Of on leave o
absence. CT Cody is working night,
" Nohsaich during Jimmic's absence
Twenty ear. Of cows from Tccoma
New, ior Echo l.. 6 l.. :. Co., arrive,
on the 10Th, len or twelve cars NOR,
Of the same shipment are TO arrive Of
the l7ih. Daniel Heincr, foreman. IL II
Wahsaich 20 receive the stock. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
o,KLgI
oAKlrr, Utah, June Il, 1890.

OAKLEY, Utah, June Il, 1890.
Enron TiNsss
G. Jcnsen WAS hurried into salt Lake
on important business this week.
The frost Of la.t week did some dam.
age to lucern, grain and gardens in this
vicinity
VIM. N. White took enc load Of
wool Of he own raising TO salt Lake on
Monday last.
II is reported that great many bear
have been killed up Dry Fork OF the
Weber river.
The travel up the river il on the east
side. Dan Lambert Of Kamas has made
road on that side for his teams To haul
lumber.
Some Of the Oakley citizens went to
the show at Park City on the 18th and
came home with more wisdom than
money, especially those who we're in the
guessing ring. OF course the show was
to blame. ;.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
mnNTsNIILI.

llousviLtE, Utah, June IS. 1895.
Enron TNEs;
A frost here last night caught the
early potatoes.
David Bowen is entertaining a mum.
Der Of salt Lake visitors.
The river Is falling fast, In spite Of
the extreme hot days and nighis.
Mrs. Mary stonebFaker IL down from
Evanston visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Martha Harris OF Carey Idaho,
is down for visit TO her parents aud
friends.
Miss Florence Brown has returned
home from salt Lake schools for the
summer.
John Gum IL having picket fence
put NJ ~ fro OF his place, which makes
II look much better.
The telephone poles are set from Coal
willie TO our postoilice. We look for the
people Of Hoytsyille to be on hand to do
their part in the erecting Of the poles
when our district is reached. There are
some few promises that should be made
good yet by delivering poles, Let us all
do little and the work will be light,
A. A
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19

the 18th. From an accounts NO one goi
scoopcd who went from here.
Your correspondent WI. away lat
week. Therefore no stems from here IN
your last issue.
The 22ud qorum Of Seventies viii hold
their regular monthly mcetihgs OF
kamas aud Hoyt.yilIe on the 2sth.
There b. some ta.k OF the band acting
a. committee 70 make arrangements
g. celebrate the Fonr,h of July.
The rock. have been cleared ont Of
Silver Creek canyon road by the supef-
visor, which makes quite an improve
mcni. There is still room for more.
Mathew Metcai is dangerously sick.
lie ha. been ailug for some months
past. ur. LeCompte came down from
Park CRY on the l7,h 20 attend him.
Fred W. Reynolds was seen on the
street here on the 18th shaking hands
with his friends. lie IL home for a short
visit before leaving for Boston, where he
goes to take mp the study Of law. lie
left to-day, and We wish him success in
his new pursuit.
The Coalvlle Brass Band made a
friendly visit TO our band on the 18th.
4 pleasant evening was spent. After
playing number Of selections they adj.
iourned for supper, after which they
pracuced to a late hour, and had q very
enjoyable time together. twas quite u
treat TO the people Of wanship and the
streets we're full Of spectators listening
to the music. Callagain, boys, yen will
always be welcome.
On Monday evening, about I o'clock
a. M, Andrew Petcrson's reservoir, 10.
Gated in the mountains about one mile
west Of his residence, burst. The water
came rushing down the mountain with
terrible force and swept over Mr.
Pcierson's land that was planted with
grain and all around and into HE house.
II it had not been for large pile OF
rock just north Of his house, which broke
the force Of the stream, IL would likely
have washed HE house away. Il has
done great deal Of damage 70 Mr..
Peterson-just about ruined his farm.
1t was lucky that there were no lives
lost. John Turner's residence il about
half mile south OF Mr.. Peterson's,
which also ~ss siossiea. NJ -usl-i-sra.
Turner. Who are quite arcd, were siccIl.
ing In bed at the time, and were aroused
by the water rushing into their house.
The old couple was unable to get out 80
they laid In bed until morning. Their
house was Glled with water and mud
aud they have had to abandon 1t iol the
present, until they can get the mud
shoyeled out and the house gets dry. It
has damaged a great deal Of stuff in the
house for Mr.. Turner and also q portion
Of hi land. II also did some damage 10
b. Rigby'- land. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
wAHsATCH.
wAusATcu, Utah, June IS, 1885,

wAusArcm, Utah, June IS, 1896,
Enron TINS;
Hot days and cold nights IL the state
OF the weather.
Agent Gulliher made q trip to Evans
ton on Sunday on his wheel.
The frosty nights Of the 18th and 18th
nipped some Of the garden stuff.
VIM. Salmon has been offered $50 per
head for HE three.year-old steers.
c, Lusty, Jr., is attending bar at the
Hopkin reireshment department.
Mise Lizzie Ball is now able TO be
around again after her recent illness.
T Lambert made trip to Coalyille
on sunday and returned the same day
Mrs. John sepplch and Miss Nellie
Rivers Of Evanston are visiting Agent
Gulliher.
Sheep sheArers are in good demand
here; scarcely any Of the camps have
sufficient help Of this kind. Some o
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
ROCKPOItT

RocKroRr, Utah, June IS, 1890.
Enron TNEs3
Mrs. Zina Homer wac visiting her
mother, MIs. Gibbons, las, Friday.
W. II. Gardner is at work painting
Robert sideways new residence.
VIM. stembridge, Mrs L. Cossey, II.
seamons and wife were in Salt Lake last
week
Quite a number OF the Rockport peo-
pie went 10 Park City to the circus on
Monday last
j. NJ. Malin erected two telephone
poles last week. There are others ready
when wanted.
Miss Ellen Beard, who was here visit
ing relatives, was taken III on Friday
last and on Sunday was removed 10 her
home in Coalyille.
W. A. Smith OF this place Il feeding
squirrels with wheat and strychnine
and is getting rid Of the little pests in
large numbers. He finds wheat is better
than anythinghe has tried.
Prof Fred W. Reynolds came home
last Saturday from Salt Lake, where he
has spent the winter teaching in the
University. He left on TUESDAY, Tor the
east TO attend school = she Harvard
College during N, slmmer rs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19

A band Of Wyoming herso thieves
with 400 horses are headed for Utah.
Old Dominion mine at Globe, Aria,
shut down on account Of a strike.
Three miners killed by gas eSpl osion
In the raylorsville, Mass, coal mines.
Senator White wants the Constitu-
ton amended 90 As to provide for an in
come tax.
Plat threatens 10 bolt II Mortin dele
gates are not seated In New York cen
tsst.
Senator Teller reiterates his declare
ton that he will not support, gold star,
dard Republican for President.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19

n Is the time to provide yourself
anhmily with a bottle Of Chamber.
hirColic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem.
meas a safeguard against an attack OF
be- complaint during the summer
mes. II costs but 20 cents and is al.
!, sure 10 be needed before the sum
,ns over. This remedy never fails,
! in the most severe cases, and is in
ahe only preparation that can always
spended upon. When reduced with
" II 10 pleasant TO take. For sale
phn Boyden 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
r'EoA.

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John IT, hHS"eil mas moved nf
mni,y up 70 TUE sn'ng'e MI, +" 'ne
oou'" '''' VI WV "'V'' " WV ''
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MIS- MAUD Mhrchaht returned nome
from Fark Ci'y the hrsi oil tue week
Tue young l""y mas peen absent so'ne
nv "'V'''"'
Mi's mary 4, re"m"n went 70 "a"
LAX on Avnuny ~ VA. her s.'"''
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John A. MAf'h'ht anu u'o'E' VIZ
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Miss Neoce'A Evans CAME over "o''
Park Ci'y the hfst oil 'he wees an was
the guest oi Mis' LuVe ",''s' III" ~, S9u"E
'Huy '''''''''' ~ WV . wv "
my -,
That wasa gooN move "' '"e w"
nateh county count ~ giving " uouh'y o',
gophers. Now lei summit county '"''
In liae aud do likewise M'I u take "
Pe''''o" W s"'" WV 'V'''
Our young irisnd' Albert e, March
ant, who Ia. been attending 'ho STATE
Unworthy during the past winter re-
turned home on SUNDAY and has no"
got down 10 farm lie again.
The weather has been not
and suiiry for the past week win some
indication Of rain, but nota diop leH'
with weather like THIS n marked ehange
for the better can be seen III cropsoi all
kinds.
A large number OF our citizens went
to the Park on Monday TO attend the
circus. Most OF them got hung up IN
the lane, just west OF town, owing To the
bad road, but eventually got through
and returned by the way oil hockpor''
Robert Simpson Of Hooper, Weber
county, has been soliciting from house
to house. The gentleman is the agent
Of the j. Il. Watkins Medicine Co., Of
Winona, MINI, and has met win con
siderable success IN TINS nelghborhood'
Some have the impression that the
new fish and game law will allow the
taking OF trout on July Let others say it
il on July 9th, while others claim that
twill be unlawful TO take them from
the streams until July 18TH Which IL
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
No Cause Of Action In the Anderson Gaze
-Other Cases.


No Cause of Action In the Anderson Gaze
-Other Cases.
Court has been In session all this
week the Jacob Anderson W. Daly Min
ing Company case, for $4,000 damages,
occupying all Of Monday, Tuesday and
"wednesday. In this case the jury was
exhausted and special vcnire Of Eve,
returnablc forthwith. The jury finally
selected was composed Of X. Maxwell,
II. u. Williams, VIM. Reynolds, Jesse
Il. Burbidgc, VIM. Carruth, Stephen
Beard, G. A. Calls and J. r. Stone.
braker. The case asstnbbornly fought,
and was given to the jury At 10 o'clock
Wednesday, and Il was 3 O'Clock p. m.
before they returned Into court with n
verdict for defendant. Theirverdict was
no canse Of action, only enc holding out.
The case Of Walter wilcocks W.. Parh
City Water Works Company was con.
tinued Tor the term on motion Of defend
ants attorney
iuSE ~.
Boniamin Williams W. 4. Frazier
Harriet Frazics appointed administrator
for defendant md her name substituted
In the case NJ defendant.
d. q Mclaughlin. receiver, ". 7. X
Snow, ct al. I; tried before the court
VIZ ffsddlisyi' w fny MINING Com.
pany plaintiff allowed 10 and including
August 10th to iile statement on motion
for new trial and bill Of exceptions to
Judgment
D. G. Mclaughlin, receiver, ". !. @.
l.amhert,cl al. placed at foot Of calen.
dar.
francisC. -. Blanchard was admitted
to citizenship.
JUNE rs.
Estate Of Lawrence Quinn; decree Of
dnal distdbution Of estate signed.
Estate 81 Edward Tiddv; ordered that
admliislhtor be allowed to sell real
estate atprlvaie sale.
I Eslate1i 3ilas Reed ilaal account ap.
proved m'l administrator discharged.
Fred husband, ct AL, W. Emma u.
lioyi rhnlnlsuairlx PLAINTIFF claim
oit2 wlh Interest, allowed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
TELEGRAPHlC.
MCKINLEY ANp HoneR1.

the GoipbuE Ticket the Republicans
have Nominated.
Mckinley nominated, receiving G0i
votes ont Of $50.
u. A. Hobart OF New Jersey nominated
for Nicc.pre,idont.
Silver delegates walk ont Of the
Republican convention and will hold O.
meeting to-day to consider putting
Teller forward for the Presidency.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19

The death on June i4th Of Elizlbeth
u. Margetis, wife Of the old and iavorite
Utah actor, Phil Margetts, will not only
be a surprise, but source Of sorrow 10.
her numerous relations and friends
throughout the state.
In 1850 Thomas Rateman engaged 10
haul a portion Of Livingstone & Kirk
heads goods from the Missouri river TO
Salt Lake City, bringing his family with
him, one Of whom was Elizibeih, then 1,
girl about 10, Mr.. Msrgeretts also travel
ing with them They arrived In Salt
Lake City on September "a Of the same
year and on the following November
were married. twill be remembered By
many that in those days the people suf-
iered almost untold priyatlons, all Of
which she passed through with scarcely
a murner.
In the spring Of 1858, when the peo-
pile moved south, she left her home
in Salt Lake and with her three chill.
dren, travelled to Ceder City, distance
OF about 800 miles, experiencing during
this time the difficulties attached to such
a Journey.
From 1865 10 1892 Mrs, Margetts was
a resident OF the Seventeenth ward,
where she gained the love aud esteem
Of all through her benevolent generos-
ity. She was at hand at all times 10
feed and clothe those who we're in need,
and during the troubles and trials she
had to endure, her disposition was
amiable. -Herald.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
nuoKLEN's AnNIoA sALvE.

The best salye in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands,
Corns, and all Skin Eruplions, Chill
blains, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. II II guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction er money refunded.
Price 20 cents per box. For sale by
John Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19

Minnesota Democrats declare Tor q
gold standard.
Johannesburg reform prisoners re-
leased on paying fines OF 1928 900 apiece
Charles J.. Boatner. Dem. unseated
by the House, claims his reelection ~.
Congress by COCO to 1000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR.
RESPONDENTS.

The Event. ~ the weet From Neafiy
Every Town In summit County what
"Thc Timr.'s" Representative Hs'e
Pound 10 write About.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19

Louisiana Democrats for silver.
Missouri Mckinley delegates bolt ior-
Read.
New Mexico Democrats declare for irss'
coinage.
George wyckor, president Of the Ne~r
Amsterdam bank Of New York, waa
shot by stranger, who then shot him,
cell.
Boise, Ida, June lb.-News was re-
ceived here Of sad accident near Con-
ner Greek, in Eastern Oregon. W. W
Wharton, farmer. and Miss Annie
colllna, A sehool teacher, wcrc married
way home the team ran away, and the,
young bride was thrown ont and re-
ceived injuries from which she died yes
terday.
II q, required an outlay Of $4,000,
to insure a family against any seriou,
consequences from an attack Of bower
complaint during the year there are
many who would feel IL their duty 10.
pay ~ that they could not afford 70
risk their lives and those Of their
family for such an amount. ANY one.
can get this Insurance for 20 cents. that
being the price Of a bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea REM
edy. In almost every neighborhood
some one has died from an attack OF
bowel complaint before medicine could
be procured or physician summoned
One or two doses Of this remedy villa
cure any ordinary case. II never fails
Can you afford to take the risk for so
small an amountg For sale by John
Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-19
COUNTY COURT

Coun, court met at 10 O'Clock, June
10th, alhembers present.
Aher hereading and approval Of the
ninntepi the previous meeting, a mo-
ton prsailed that the Wansbip' school
board inter be taken FROM the table,
and aite discussion II was moved aud
caniedlatit was the sense Of the Board
Of CoH,lssioners that Summit county
was Irresponsible for the school funds
Ia the lnds Of A. u. Richardson, treas.
urer oiimmit county in 1873.
The )rih Kamas school district No.
10 vast apart as avoting precinct.
The llowlngregl,tration officers we're
annol,d for Summit rountv.
The herald., 1896-12-13
FOR SALE-RRAL ESTATE
-~-->-~.~>-~-~-
Houses and Lots
ALLEN q BUTLER'S
List of Genuine Bargains
252-253 Wilson Block

For sale-10-room modern house, in
choice neighborhood: large lot. on fine
street: for a few days; $500; a bargain !:
it is worth $500
lot with 3-room hard finish house on rear
end Of lot. on Twenty-ninth st.; cost
$2I00; owner going north and Will sell
for $1,000 If taken soon.
For sale or exchange-At Covina, all
or half Of 40 acres. highly improved
ranch. good house, 120 shares Of water.
all In citrus fruit, except ten acres; in
vestigate this IL you want a bargain.
For sale-An elegant family hotel close
IN, doing business of 1920 per month:
long lease this is for sale at bargain
to the right party; $500. $500 cash, bal.
In trade; silverware and china, fine bric-
a-brac and pictures all go with furniture;
rent reasonable; house full.
For sale-New 7-room 2-story house in
choice neighborhood. southwest; s25OO:
on installments or all cash down.
For sale-New Groom cottage south
west. very fine; $500; part cash; fine i'm
provements all around.
property clear, in Kansas. Missouri and
Iowa, for improved ranches here; will
assume.
Property in wolfskill tract, very cheap,
on installment plan.
$1,000 to loan on good city property at
s per cent net.
For sale-$1000: 20-acre improved ranch
ia miles from Long Beach, miles from
San Pedro; 4-room house, barn. acres
in alfalfa.
ALLEN & BUTLER.
Is 252-253 Wilson block.
The herald., 1896-12-13
FOR EXCHAN0E-REAL ESTATE
-
FOR EXCHANGE
BY JOHN H.. COKE,
27 s. Broadway.

s-room story and half house on East
Twenty-eighth ST.. for sale on installment
s-room house, near westlake Park. to
exchange for aranch. Value, $500, equity,
$2700. O99
1o-room house. Kansas City. to ex-
ranch. Clear OF incumbrNSce. Value.
5000. (SD
broom cottage. clear of incumbrance,
in Pasadena, to exchange for house and
lot at Redondo, Santa Monica or Long
Beach. Value $500. (205)
S-room house on g. Chestnut st.. East
Los Angeles. to exchange equity OF $1,000,
Tor house IN st: Louis: QD t.,
cumbrance, to exchange for house and
lot in Los Angeles: will assume. (235D
O-acre fruit ranch. Eagle Rock valley,
four miles from city, clear Of incum-
brance, to exchange for house and lot in
city; will assume. Value 5000. (26D
20-acre orange and lemon ranch. bear
Ing, In Los Angeles county. for house and
lot in Los Angeles, and assume. Call in
S-room new house on 8: Flower ST., to
exchange equity for ranch near the city.
Value $500. Q95)
ion. for sale or exchange at big bargain.
electric car within one block go
6 acres, suitable for subdivision, near
Westlake park; clear of fincumbrance; ;wil!
sumo. (S)
10 acres at Rochester. clear, for house
and lot in city; will assume. (59)
Fine residence on Figueroa ST., II taken
at once, will sell very low. No asonable
offer refused.
Three lots just east Of Main on Twenty
eighth ST., at your own price. Make an
offer. Must be sold.
10-room house on Euclid ave-, Pasadena,
to exchange equity for smaller house in
Los Angeles. U76)
Large lot with store and living rooms
on Temple near Vermont ave-. clear, as
price of the two places $1,000
JOHN II. COKE, 207 s. Broadway 10