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Mesa free press., 1896-07-31
AMENDMENT.

At regular meeting of the stockholders Of
The Goldfsld Milling and Mining Company
held at Mesa City. 7, at the Office OF Judge
Woy, on the 21st day of July, 1896, at which
meeting representing majority of the stock.
holders of said Company, majority of the
stock of said corpor alton were present, the fol-
lowing amendment to the articles of incorpora-
tion of said company were unanimously
adopted and by said meeting ordered recorded
and published
AMENDMENT NO The name OF this company
shall be changed from The Goldfeld Milling
and Mining Company to the Goldfield Gold
Mining Company
D MERRILL, W E PoMERoY,
President Secretary
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
County of Maricopa
Befo re me, A Shewman, Notary Public in
and for said County and Territory, on this day
personally appeared Merrill and W
Pomeroy, known to me to h ave been the Presi-
dent and Secretary. respectively, OF The Gold
field Milling and Mining Company, a corpora
tlon organized under the laws of the Territory
Of Arizona, they being the persons whose names
as such president and secretary are su described
to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged
to me that The Goldfeld Milling and Mining
Company, and they as it's President and Secre-
tary, respectively executed the same for the
purpose and consideration therein expressed
Given under my aud anl seal of Office this
21st day of July, 1896
A p SHEWMAN,
(seaD notary Public
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Maricopa. %
L. w Kincaid, County Recorder in for the
county and territory aforesaid, do hereby GER
tify that the within instrument was filed for re-
cord at - o'clock m, on this 23rd day of
July, 1896, and duly recorded in Book NO -
corporations, Records of Maricopa County,
Arizona, at page
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year above written.
j w KINcAID,
(seaD County Recorder
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

FIFTY years OF uninterrupted
publication, and wide circulation
among the American people, have
rendered the Scientific American.
New York, household term. The
editors have issued a handsome
Anniversary Number, which re-
views the progress of the arts and
sciences during the past half cen
tury, and is enriched with copious
illustrations, showing the develop
ment of the Steamship, the Rail
road, the Telegraph and the Tele-
phone, Printing, the Bicycle and
the Reaper; and it includes por-
traits and sketches of celebrated
inventors and men of science, and
the full text of the prize essay on
the Progress of Invention. Price,
10 cents per copy.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

Chas. Williams states that
Governor Franklin informed him
that he, the Governor, would take
up the question of leasing the
school lands in the near future.
Where such lands are leased else
where it is the custom to fix the
leasing rate at certain per cent.
of the lands taxable valuations,
which has been, so the reporter is
informed, at about five per cent
Mr.. A. V. Quinn is the authority
for the statement that such is the
figure. Herald.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

WITH Mckinley and Hobart,
Bryan and Sewell. Bryan and Wat
SON, the Socialist-Labor candidates,
the single and broad planked Pro-
hibition candidates, and possibly a
little later on two or three other
pairs of presidential and vice--presi-
Dental aspirants in the field to
choose from the American people
ought to be happy.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

A GLANCE at the desert now,
upon which in many places the
grass is from three to four inches
high, will convince any one of the
great fertility Of that immense area
to the east and southeast of Mesa
under the influence of moisture.
The development of the waters of
our mountains would be the means
of furnishing comfortable homes
for thousands of people.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

ARIZONA has been favored with
copious rains for a month past, and
the people rejoice. They have SUIT
fered from drouths for several
years, hut have all the time stead
lily prospered. 1t is a high testi-
mony to the value of that great
territory that it has steadily, for
90 years, increased in population
and wealth. 1t has contended
with hostile Indians, unfriendly
military commanders, drouths and
other obstacles, but it has never
ceased to advance in all the Incl
dents of civilization as we'll as in
wealth and people. It's inhabi-
tants deserve to succeed. Most of
them have worked hard and econo-
mized and endured many hardships
incident to frontier life They
have heen grossly misrepresented
by intelligent people who professed
to be righteous but who neither
knew nor were willing to learn the
acts.-Pcmona, CAL, Times.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

THERE is likely to be a heavy
detection from the railway mail
service. Postmaster General Will
son has issued an order that clerks
in that department shall not talk
politics. The average American
citizen would rather give up a
lucrative position than to be denied
the privilege Of talking politics.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

In. travelling through the valley
We can see here and there COWS
standing in tanks of filthy green
stagnant water, trying to quench
their thirst therefrom. Where
milk inspectors are in vogue every
thimble full of milk from such
cows would be condemned as unfit
for nse.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

ALREADY the political kettle be-
gins to boil. They say it is to be
a campaign Of education and that
political night and day schools in
which the various phases of the
financial question will be taught is
to be established.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31
Articles Of Incorporation
THE GOLDFIELD MILLING AND
MINING COMPANY.

To Whom it May Concern: Be it known that
We, the undersigned, have associated ourselves
together as a corporation under the provisions
of Title XII, Corporations, Revised Statutes
1887, of the Territory of Arizona, and we
certify
LIST. The names of the incorporators are O
D Merrill Orlando Merrill, Lewis Lamb,
Joseph Morse, r Hakes and w Pomeroy
End. The general nature of the business pro-
posed to be transacted by said corporation is
the buying, selling, locating, leasing or other
wise acquiring mines and mining claims, opera
ting the same, milling and otherwise treating
all kinds OF ore. constructing buying and
otherwise acquiring water power and rights
| canals, fumes and pipe lines and other appur-
tepapces thereto for the development, diver
sion and application Of water for the purpose
of power, domestic or agricultural uses, and
buying and selling real estate.
3rd. The amount oil the capital stock of the
corporation is one million dollars, divided into
shares Of one dollar each. and is to be paid in
within 80 days after the acknowledgment of
these articles Of incorporation in cash or in
property at a valuation to be agreed upon.
4th. The corporation is to commence upon
the signing and acknowledgment of these
articles, and shall terminate twenty five years
thereafter.
5th: The affairs of said corporation are to
be managed by B oard of Directors tc consist
of three persons who shall each be stockholde r
The officers of this corporation shall be Pres =
dent, Secretary and Treasurer and a Vice.
nually on the 1st day OF July. Until such cleo
tlon 9 d Merrill, c R Hakes and w Pomeroy
shall constitute the Board of Directors. The
officers of the corporation shall be elected by
the Beard of Directors at its annual meeting in
each year.
9Th. The highest amount of indebtedness or
liability to which the corporation is at any time
to subject itself is one hundred thousand
($lOO,O ,OOO) dollars
7th. The private property of the stockholders
is to be exempt from corporate debts.
8th The name Of the corporation is The
Goidfeld Milling and Mining Company. Its
principal place of business is at Mesa City, in
Maricopa County, Arizona
Witness our hands this 26th day of June, 1896.
o D MERRILL,
ORLANDO MERRILL,
LEWIS LAMB,
G r HAKEs
MORSE,
w PoMERoY
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Maricopa.
Before me, Pomeroy, Notary Public
in and for the County of Marcopa, on this day
personally appeared D Merrill, Orlando Mer-
rill, Lewis Lamb. C 4 Hakes, Morse and
w E Pometoy, known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the foregoing
Instrument. and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same for the purpose and con-
sideration therein expressed
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

All Republicans of Mesa City
and vicinity are requested to meet
at the Office of Morton & Shewman,
Attorneys, on next Tuesday even
ing, Aug. 4, 1896. Business of i'm
portance. A large attendance is
requested. COMMITTEE.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

THE people will have to brace
themselves against the flood OF
political gush in the newspapers
for the next three months. What
makes it particularly nauseating is
that instead of argument it is villi-
fication and abuse.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31
FRIDAY July 81, 1896.

THE Populist National Conven-
tion last week nominated VIM. j.
Bryan for President, and Watson
of Georgia, for Vice President.
The National Silver Convention
nominated Bryan and Sewell.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

Given under my hand and.seal Of Office this
26Gh day of June, A ID 1896.
T Il PoMERoy,
(seaD notary Public.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

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Mesa free press., 1896-07-31

REPUB BLICANS, ATTENTION
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
0tloe ie i'm CONS 6rap.

Gu summet, fattis 8pinbe fpm for'
leosn Dag, ftriuer "Sunosualls poiteu",
bert,l fra GuslanO for at ie bet Stee,
iom sjemte Stsuet Of beubes eneite
SBu. Der iiior paa oenue lib brutneoe
/ Spartpit.
gun bar reiit ben lanse Bel for at
prpbe lit Barns Soileiteo meo en- ems
fel @rapien. 9a ben bar bleueu ops
lat peb @rapen os bun leite i'm Ssns
gtapn paa ben, iplotes benbes Gine
al observation-disclosures Os ben opbe
Sorss 3aarer. Set 9ioroe ct ufor'
9lemmelist, sribenoe SnStrDt at oarc
Bione til benne itumme Smerte.
WaaIte Dor bet fine iioite iammen'
iparebe 8ense ben 9an,le Wooer MI
oirebe. Sun iasoe. at bum uiloe iors
iese at bliue meo en- 2%aiteoamper til
Gnglanb, iorat Reiien bjem funoe bliue
Iaa biQis iOm mulist.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25

bar mango Sina, ieg par | llptsbto ON at
frcmfiac paa beOtt Waooe. % bet pdr life
ateue / oisie Hetrutoage, It ~idaoaut Spsrasz
maai opiom hos mig, at en- iaaoau liOtshso
par ~tilitsO.; usi bet famine bar sisntasst fs
iaaat ige oagli8 / be 8 aor, leg bar Urrst
Carer. 3iGr bar bette siort Fs girioenoe I
be iou anr ita bar orret her I 2anott. Der
er Gorbotoent ganFe auoerisots sno | bet
gamte 2uno, Wooer 9orss. RetigtonsTolen
er Der ittact unoer ultgt Ounfeligere gilfaar.
9iitnot bar StoleH Der en- eniiere Gpaape tno
/ Rorgc, Ca ben Der Urisntlio fun bar at BIZ
brinee Rarutt reltgisie &unofaber, men 0sns
ne GrfslbeO or en- al be ling, iom sisr Den
Danftli9trs. Seq futoe irosrIie snfs, at ben
Qlan, iom gr. .omtaIsr, tunos blios %reaIiits
ret osiaa blanot os, iOm pau en- uts mtaaoe
Dor / uotanterne. Ruuos man life toge bet
paa zen Maaoe, al 2rreruc (. or. | It gretes
foto ~forereOe fig % oraaniiersos iom en- SotdIa
f~orsnin9 Og iioeu otsie 2oialiorsutneer ilutz
ten. ig ~inuuteu til en- Oiritlig 2Grtriorsnius.
Seq pl Ior nor more ReLigionsFoles St1to
anmooc ST.. 9r, os andre, Tom sr interests
reoe I Sfoleu, til sitnuem "Setorabs 9o'en"
at frembotOe % uOoitte fit SDn pua Saseu.
SGrlig ItuGOe bet urrs sniteIigt, ON bore 9res
tier Oiloe taee fig al Sageu. Seq trOr, at en-
8rsftslie al bette Spsrgsmaul gieuntm bette
gtao life utert oit TONNE be Tefte at os grs
rere til9oos; men MenigbeosfOlt / fin DIS
minotligbtO pii bapc COB auleOutng til nGr'
mere at OOerteute os bstrusts Singen.
Gn 5rsuper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
SaSaa on, 2Grerforeninger,

Som fittia a1ier at baaoe "StanOiuuuen"
% "9ecorabs Qofen", bar leg bait a~nleoHing
til at lGis life iua iaa SpiGt al 6r. gr. 90
lea er liot efter liot tonmen til bet 8eiultat,
at ban uoentOil er / gsfooelie af en- SoO Ben,
eaer rettere iogt en- COB Sacno til at isrs
genusn; at 6iernsn % Sitrtst osiaa er paa
rette glaDs betoiler ieg heller lite iirr eiter
hans foite artitel / "gofen" at osutns. Seq
msuer bans Splrt on 2GrerfOreuinge.
gr. uotalsr Der 5uutsr, Tom Diitnot uosn.
tbil rsrer fg / enboer Stolemeitsrs 60ueo.
6oor eoot fuloe bet life uRrs, ON ri StOles
metre tuuoc lutte os iumrteu og msoes MI
GA oa for at uoosrle 3duter os Grfurinser,
6uor ooot piloe bet life urre for os 9Grere,
huilfen 6bgse bible bet life brinse os, o.
bpormsgtt oiloe life Stolen piroe oermso.
oporme9et fan life en- Carer tilssne fg psc
bare en- snsite Tag al ioOe os bsre paa en-
| Colleges 6rtmitiaiussmauoe al Dor triitslist
9sruelGroom. Oct sr foruuoerlig, buor'
| mango ling man oa bltr opnterfiom paa
Ting, iom man for life baooe last Wlsrte iii
Sen fsrite Grfuring, ies bar osrfor, e ia
SsminarisOuseus. Seq bauOe OGrtt paa $40.
len / ca. balpanoet aar, Ca leg fuloe besprol
at praitiiers, iom ri uotrDtte os. pratttier
beftOo /, at ri optruapts iiGrfilte Elmer ion
2rrsre / Den 2DslissfOls, ipm bsrte Ssni
uariet iii. Seq ip,tss Dso mig ielO. isrtnl
its bapoe YrsOst Rutbeosrst, at leg piotc ei
btl Sci, os NOT Osiaa fuIoc sisrs be imaa
isg bappe at uno.rpiis, Oelustis | min 9is
BON; men ba ben isrite fem, iauot isg, at De
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
1877
Ilunnre pan Iunrrttrs Irurr.

Smaa habe SubuoIbsorme er be os fables paa GnseIf
the lever fuke; be foraariaeer, bpab bet Sproe fables rot.
aienbeteenene er, at 5oarene er snlnte os ipage oper
2anberue; Wtaueu er opipulnlet os ierre END eaers; Einene
er ~suIastise liseiom 1uliot. 8nioer man Stinoet frem os
tilbaee oe taser bet meIlem 2ommelNnseren o. be andre Sim
gre, fienoes bet left cs Iapt.
NibbeI: 2iber 5aaret al 9iarrbaa, iuae 6iertebanten
o. 9phebeb, maa bet briuges paa en- bGi % tor Sapneaang
eIer til en- Iuftis 9Ioos, % ipIseube Mebictn %anuenoes:
guno Sulphate of Magnesia,
Sratms Oil of Turpentine.
Oct fsrfe Stoi tliattes meo u gint 9anb, os bsri
blanbes 3erpentin' . lien. 6per anoen Dag siues 9pret en-
9reoiebsl al oenne Dtebicin, men 5la1en maa rpites, for man
brueer ben.
Otter bper Gang Mebicineu sipeS IND, faar Spret en-
gortion at ~islsenoe Slunoius:
40 8uno Dat Meal,
4 9uno tsot 6entian eller Anise seed,
4 guub a~lminbelist Salt,
l 9uno Sulphate of Iron.
of benue Slanbins iaar bpert ipst 5aar en- balu pint
en- Gang on Gaeeu en- lless 9ib; ina ueHtes 8 Tiger; ba
s~ientases BET. Bring 6aarere ben til en- bst, tor Sapneeans
elsr paa en- SaltaParib; ct iaaoant Cpbolbsiteb sipr bet al
meo Snpltes 9pret. @aar be en- blso, ~pastrutten Sapne'
gang, fan De alori9 tureres for "5!pnbre paa eepereu".
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25

IiO
epiieife Salt, / ftrSsen Spiie7te Suffer, 1 toppet 9bslte Sala
peter, 1 frs9en Sbeife 8epper, 1 toppet 2belte Mtn8tatneo.
Nette blouoeS goot iantmet paa en- Sallerten. 3ulen ines
9ot iamnten os enibes uopenbig meb Salpeter oe Salt oe
lt99er en- eler TO 3aee, for ben lasses Saltlase. Otter 8
eller Ia Cages 5orlcb fan be fo9es % er fortrinliee, life
nltnott iont tolbt paa Smsrrebrso.
Ver,e. znIte.
6ertil p9lees BELT ct Spineboueo, Tom flsues o. legees
totot Buno 2 til 8 Doee; 9anoet maa ififtes bper Dag.
Gerpaa paltes oct 90 fGttes oper Sloen folbt 8anb meo
lot Salt. Sammen meb 6opeoet bsr man toee en- aalpebog
Tor at faa liot mere aisb meo Splten. Silt toses, til bet er
mort. Saa taaes bet op, % 8eneue, bet buioe Sfno gtun'
Den, 0inene, Creme % airtlerne taseS bort. 6ouebet itiares
M op fn9ertptte Stiuer, men iaalebes at Spolen bGper bel;
Salpetieoet fiareS Stiper ~lanesefter 2replerne. Saa taser
man ct fort Saanotlabe, logger fprit Spolen at bet balpe
oopeo paa bet, itrsr ouer meo en- 8Ianoins al Salt, gepper,
Neltter, 5ueefar os ~gllebaanoe. gu lagses lagpis 5le1t %
SoIpetisb, lot arpooeri melem bpert Gag; openpaa bet Dele
Spoicn at bet anoet balpe 6opeb.
Serpaa taaes 6aanbtlabet iantmen ira ale aanter %
1nrreS ION ct Snpte; ale Snipperne brebes til bper i'm SAINT,
os oplten lures rnnot meo en itart Spsins, bporpaa ben
logger en- balm 2ime araften. 9erpaa tases ben op % lass
s$ I 900 Eres, til ben er tolb. Nn lagees ben en- Gage al
Suarts ganb 90 / Quart Salt. Der er rDrt folot ian,men;
Den lts8er Der s eler ID Gage % Tan iaa ipiies.
Spoleu maa naturlispis pare iaa bib oe pen Tom NH,
ag, nte az en- tort Girls. 90 Splten, ON ben inttes bel ino
paa Soroet, Dor pare ppntet meO belle geaiter, inbputuei oeH.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
Room 40 Wilcox Bldg.-Tel Red 1895
$9Q00-Nice home, clear, in a Southern
California town that needs a good doctor
or lawyer.
s1OOO-Stock of ladies' shoes for lot or
other property.
$2600-Two houses and two lots, mort
gage $3.50, for upland ranch.
$3100-nine-room house, clear, highly
improved, for orange or lemon ranch near
Glendora or Monrovia.
S3250-Eleven acres, Eagle Rock, clear,
free water good orchard nice place. no
buildings; for house in city.
Want to exchange valuable lemon or
chard or one-half interest in same for
house in city and pay purchaser a sal
ary to care for orchard; a good deal to
the right party.
s4500-eighteen acres at Pomona of al
falfa; small incumbrance; for lots or
house and lots. 'f'7
$27,000-A fine residence on Olive ST., and
other income property for either Los An
geles or Santa Monica business property.
$2000-Twenty acres Of alfalfa, cheap
water; for house in city.
Twenty acres at Green Meadows for
house in city; worth $2500.
Three hundred and twenty acres in,
The herald., 1896-10-11
FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE
FOR EXCHANGE
By JOHN II. COKE,
207 S. Broadway.

S5000-7-room house on the East Side.
Tor eastern property:
s4,0oo-S6 lots on Temple St. will ex-
change equity for clear eastern prop
s50oo-2 lots on Orchard ave. to exchange
for Colorado property.
$50 O00-54-room hotel on Grand ave- in
come $500 4 year, to exchange for CHI
sl2GvV-4 HATS in good location in San
francisco for Los Angeles property; will
s6OO0--12 acres at Tropico, highly i'm
proved, for city property.
S5000-Tenement house of 16 rooms, close
In, TO- trade for residence in s. w.
s50O0-A house on North Burlington ave.
to- exchange for ranch property.
IN East Los Angeles, for clear st. Louis
s1iO.o .o1-Large improved ranch in Los
Angeles county for city or eastern prop
s65OO-54 acres alfalfa and other i'm
provements, Riverside county, for city
s4eooGHouse and lot in city and 20 acres
near Riverside for house and lot in large
slo,0oo-2O acres just outside city for city
s30OO-10 acres Rochester, for house and
lot IN city; will assume.
S5oOoI20 acres San Gabriel. improved,
s1O,o0S-s-room house Southwest for
eastern property.
$46OO-7-room house. Marengo ave-, Pas
adena, for house and lot in Los Angeles.
$25OoC7-room house near Colorado ST.,
Pasadena.
s5ooc-Business property in East Los
Angeles.
s55o0-8-room house, Union ave-, for
smaller place in city or ranch; 5-room
cottage. Wolfskill tract; Groom house,
Twenty-eighth st, and property in the
east for inside property; will assume.
4O-foot lot s. Broadway, equity for
vacant lots.
el4 acres near Newhall for city prop
erty: will assume.
80 acres near Pasadena for Los Angeles
property; will assume.
broom cottage. Ottawa ST., for ranch.
s4500E10-room house, N. Euclid ave.,
rent. SEQ per month, for a house and
lot in the city.
s4000-17 acres In alfalfa. inside city, for
improved ranch.
JOHN H. COKE,
II 2W S. Broadway, city.
The herald., 1896-10-11

FOR SALE W
s17Oo-Adams. east of Central. X cesA
balance to suit. ,H
slS0O-Blaine ST.. $500 cash. s25 per monS1
$1700-Elmore ave-, $500 cash, ~ -
month. l'
sl2oO-Ducommu st., $500 cash. &1s ~
month. q 3's'
$135O-Fourteenth and San Pedro stGs
$1550-Twelfth ST., very nice.
$1700-Sixteenth and Essex.
$1100-Peru st., $500 cash. M
$900-Kohler, cash $500, balance wonthlys
$S0O-Eleventh ST., cash $500 or mere.
Houses at all prices in all p&rts =
city; will build 5-room modern bouoo
Oarge lot) for $3.50, part cash and balAS16o
monthly. E. c. CRIBB 4 CO.,
II 1271h w. Second st.
The herald., 1896-10-11
FOR EXCHANGE
BY WILDE & STRONG

FOR EXCHANGE
BY WILDE & STRONG
S3500-Nice 7-room cottage, lot 60x240,
with all kinds fruit, on beautiful street
in Pasadena, close to business center, for
Los Angeles property
s450O-Elegant 5-acres in lemons, fine
house. for cottage here.
$40, ,000-Good hotel all furnished, for
eastern property: Pittsburg preferred.
$55OO-20 acres in lemon orchard at San
Diego. for cottages in the city; will as
sumo.
s6500-Large fine house, S.W., subject to
$500 mortgage, for San Diego property
S15.O00-17 acres full bearing navel or
anges, miles from San Diego, for prop
erty here.
Fine alfalfa ranches for trade for city
property; several fine lemon orchards
near San Diego, for property here.
call on
WILDE & STRONG,
II 22S w. Fourth st.
The herald., 1896-10-11
Kern county to trade for business in
Los Angeles.
MUNCY & WILSON,
II 40 Wilcox bldg.-Tel. Red 1495.
FOR EXCHANGE
VICTOR E. KEPPEL,

FOR EXCHANGE
VICTOR E. KEPPEL,
3201a s. Broadway.
s2o50-Equity in $4,000 house on Twenty
ninth st.. balance $3.50 per month; for
s1S00-Equity in $4,000 residence S.w.
section, for ranch.
$S000-20 acres semi-tropic tract, near
San Bernardfno; house, barn, black
smith shop; in oranges, deciduous trees
adm alfalfa; wants residence in city and
cash.
s85Oo-East Los Angeles residence for
Pasadena.
$1s00-6 lots, Connor subdivision: house,
windmill, 3OOO-gal. tank; planted in de-
ciduous trees; for house near in or ranch.
$4000-M lots, Pasadena near Santa Fe
Raymond Station; for residence in Los
Angeles.
Sl3O0-4 lots on N. Griffin ave. 14-room
house; for alfalfa ranch or eastern prop
erty
$40, O,000-20 acres, Magnolia ave., River
side, for city or eastern property.
VICTOR e. KEPPEL,
II 3201s S. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-10-11

FOR EXCHANGE-DO YOU WANT A
home? Oranges, lemons. apricots, peach
es. plums. apples, pears. figs, prunes.
ornamental trees, lawn and flowers. good
house. barn and chicken houses: In fact
lovely home place only six mics out.
five minutes from cars; Will exchange
for city property. ]. F. JONES, 1882
Broadway. II
The herald., 1896-10-11
FOR ALs-REAk sy7x56
Houses and Lolo

FOR SALE-BY WILDE. = DIUo110
CITY LOTS
REAL BAH0AlN0
$1550-Two large lots IN Bonnie Xr
SS50-50x14S between Ninth ana
sts., in the Bonnie Brae tract. ~
$s69-Large lot in Bonnie Bras Uo1& &
$400-Large lot on Peru st.
s500-Choice lots on Kohler ct, 60
terms. -
COTTAGES 7+,ls nre ee~3- Fl <.<
sl250-New 5-room cottage, Towno o0~
$50 down. balance so a month; Z suap1
S1150-New 5-room cottage on E4111
St, west of Central ave-. bet Sixth q
Seventh SITS. ri 1t
$s5O-5-room cottage, large lot, just ne(
of Washington $3.50 down, bal. ~ ~
month, including interest: big basUl1
S2100-Fine 7-room cottage, 9.W.,
down, balance very easy payments.
Cottages in all parts Of the city.
WILDE q STRONG Z.
II 228 w. Fourth ~
The herald., 1896-10-11
FOR EXCHAN0s-REAL ESTATE

FOR EXCHANGE-S45OO; SEATTLE I'M
proved, $1,000; Prescott improved for Cal
or California, ~ will assume; 7-room
room house, Chicago. s45O0, clear. for Los
$1,000, Chicago, clear. for California; 5000
acres. San Diego. clear. for EASTERN. 2
houses and lots, Wichita, clear, for Cali
watch for lady's wheel or riding pony;
I trade for all kinds of first class prop
critics; have some first class mining in
terests. E. e. SQUIRES. 225 Byrne
building. II
The herald., 1896-10-11

FOR ExCHANGE-OR SALE. ONE OF
the most complete country places near
the city; SO acres of fine land with plenty
Of water and planted to lemons. and
strawberriesi fine Groom house, large
barn. ETC.; 1000 yards from railway sta
ton and only few minutes ride from
the city. MARTIN & KURTZ, room
228 Byrne building. IL