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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-01

There are people who do not I'M
derstand taat harboring children
not of age and who have left the
homes of their guardians are liable
to prosecution and severe punish
ment under our statutes. The law
extends fortunately to every district
in the country, and we think this
warning should be valuable to GER
tain parties.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-01

1t is plea sing to see that there are
some whose equanimity cannot be
disturbed by fire, water or plague.
G. F. Merriield was standing at the
corner of Hotel and Kekaulike
streets looking at his burnt property,
and when our reporter appeared on
the scene he smole smile and said,
"Mr. they didn't burn my
sidewalk"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-01

1t is just and excellent idea to
fine Chinaman S25 for adulterating
coffee; for it will de a precedent to
follow, should any of our white
tradesmen be detected in such an
offense. The Chinaman probably
did not know that he was doing
wrong, but thought he was follow
ing the ancient custom of sanding
the sugar before calling for evening
prayers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-01

j. B. Castle is among us again.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-01

The suggestion of Mr.. G. w.
Dickey in the Advertiser that the
Nuuanu stream should be turned
into harbor is by no means original
as a reference to the files of The
INDEPENDENT will prove. During the
tedious and tardy construction of
Rowell's seawall The INDEPENDENT
continuously urged the utility OF the
stream for that purpose, but of
course, in vain. 1t prophesied also
that the day would come when it
would be so utilized.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-01
Messenger Service.

Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele-
Phone. 37S,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-01

No plague" to-day.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-01

What has become of the scheme
for our new public cemetery,
in regard to which Mr.. Dole was SO
terribly keen and excited some
months ago, taking jaunting trips
all round the country with news
paper men to find site? Perhaps
1t is to be abandoned for public
crematory. There has been so much
enforced cremation recently that
naturally voluntary cremation must
be extremely popular by this time.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

No "plague" to-day.
j. B. Castle is among us again.
Zoe aud Csc. Dress Goods, now be
per yard at Sachs.
Belts that we're 75c. and 81 each,
now 15c at Sachs.
The Moana arrived this morning
en- route for Australia.
Kinau is loading sugar at Maka-
we'll for San Francisco.
Governor Parker was in San
Francisco when the China left.
Call and see the Rugs and Cur.
tains being displayed at l.. B. Kerr's,
Queen street.
There will soon be an electric
road between Honolulu and the Pa
cifc Heights.
The monthly meeting of the st.
Andrews Priory Aid Society has
been postponded.
E. w. Jordan's store on Fort
street was opened this morning aud
was well patronized.
The China arrived yesterday after
noon. Captain Freef brought the
boat down. She left later on.
Mrs. @. o. Berger, her children
and her sister Miss Anna Widemann
returned yesterday by the China.
The moneys paid by the Board of
Health yesterday to guards we're
not fumigated. The guaIds are i'm
mune anyhow.
When you want hack ring up
191. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, q fine hack,
and no overcharging.
The Malolo has been placed at the
disposal of the Board OF Health at a
reasonable price. The Board is sup
posed to buy anything in sight and
it will.
A French woman on the town was
sentenced yesterday afternoon by
Judge Wilcox to imprisonment for
one hour. There will be no cases of
the kind again.
The official organ makes the as
founding statement that it was gov
eminent pay day yesterday The
fact can not be denied and the
"boys" knowit.
McGuire's Express Co. will be
found from now on at the Office
opposite p. d. Camarinos California
Fruit Market, King street, near Ala
kea. Telephone 3s7.
1t is hoped that the honorable
Loebenstein has left for Hilo and
bears no ill feeling towards this
community where he knows he is
welcome at all times.
Chester Doyle's fumigating depart
ment at the Drill Shed camp is ex-
cellent. Mr.. Doyle intends to start
fumigation of the inmates of the
camp this evening.
The business will continue the
seven days. Employees are needed
III DOhTu VI lodlIu SsEvlCe, anu
business is slack generally.
DIR. Carmichael will remain in
Honolulu, aud society circles are
very pleased to know that they can
keep in their midst the popular
doctor and his charming wife.
Minister S. M, Damon has kindly
donated 800 to the Japanese Ladies'
Relief Society. This society is doing
a great deal of good to the Japanese
made destitute through the recent
fires.
Armstrong Smith who has done
excellent work during the epidemic
has gone into quarantine prior to
abandoning his services:at the Pest
House. Mr.. Smith is virtually play
ed out.
A horse tried to commit suicide
on the corner of Pensacola and Be-
retania streets yesterday by falling
into cesspool. The sanitary CESS
pool wasn't deep enough to drown
mosquito.
George Hawkins is happy. Ten
years ago on the Both of January
boy No. / arrived in his home. Yes
terday, boy No. 3 made his appear
ance. The friends of genial George
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

The legislature has elected W. V
sullivan hts own Successor IA the t
:. Senate. WIN lIr charges If i'm
morality AGAINST him coupled witt
other objectionable qualities which
nave berh dl'us'elI at length, | was
h"PrIui lh1I the legislature would
rh1'Sc ailniIrr Tor this llIHh Office.
hH' IA IT'S l'IIprIhiI "i~dom that body
u STATESMEN IHt' seen III not to do
SO. an" in"'a 'tfrncIy submit,
N"''' a. N't f'Gir1 Mr.. sullivan
~ " "'d'' :" EI'''1 NINA not the
eH"'' III 'n'' respect u any OF ms
P''''''9'"'7' YET nc HAS youIh, phy-
o''"' ''"''' ~" E'''' '''''I''o'' ana !
INV '' ''''' '"'' "' VIII make
'''',''' N'''' ''''''' an" N''H'"S '"''
~ Wv '"'''' VI "'' '""'''y' incro
'' -. '"''N '''''''' "' "'' '"""''
"''''''' - w It ''"'"''''''c po''t'cal
s'"''''' "''' NY "'''t u" Ihefe
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

SAID lngcrsoll to the great Or.
Buckley; II send you some Of the
most wonderful whisky that ever
drove the skeleton from the feast or
painted landscapes in the brain Of
mar. 1t is mingled souls Of wheat
and corn. In it YOU will find sunshine
and shadows that chase each other
over the billOwy fields, the breath Of
! June, the carol Of the lark, the dew
Of the night. the wealth Of summer
aud the autumu's rich content, all
. golden with imprisoned light. Drink
II "nd you viii hear the yolrc> Of mcn
".',I"r- .,'.,'"r .Iiuurvn.t Ilpo,A'
"."E."d win laughter Of children.
J'.'E II and you will feet within YOUR
'."'d the starred dawn, dreamy, tlw-
.. 1"Nt~ If perfect days. For forty
."'.~ '.m liGuld ba> been within the
+. ...a5 oaks. 'on4ruE t. Haura the
..'-, Hugm."
"~ Hu..lA t...y.a.: II ,,aI
t"' seine 1T 'iw u..l o"..GcrruI
"hl~NN 'oat ever brought d Skeleton
into the closet or painted scenes of
last or demolished in the brain II
lNllI. II is the gHu,t of Nn... .,. |
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

The Spaniards have tried for tn zee
hundred years to populate the Phil
ip9incs islands with spaniards and
have wholly failed, Yet Mckinleys
bill poster, poor old Gen. Wheeler
thinks "they viii afr ,rd a Spcndld
opportunity for the poor in our
crowded cities" The most pitiful
spectacle in the current affairs Of thl,
country is this poor old fossil licking |
the feet Of his ancient political enc.
my for place. |
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

several very awe and INTEREST," NJ
writers III tie Sew York sun h,y,
been writing en- the immortaliiy pr
'ht SOU, ana one writer calls \ halt
ana asks what Is the soul. Saws this
writer; II ]rUughOlt the discussion on
immortality | find that arguments
are based en- the assumption that we
have a soul. Now | would like to
Know what u ">Uui' is. We have
hcard 50 much about the soul that we
uhcnNtjou'y accept asa fact the
statement that we have a soul. We.
or course, have a reasoning power,
with the brain rs its centre. but that
we have ~ soul cannot be proved
And naturally If We havr no sOul we
have nn future life. Matter is ctern,I
nut tllh I,uot. The mln dies, hut
'hc matter o''"mcN part Of the earth
aud may OH turned into energy again
by becoming part Of Il flower, or \
Tree or 4 grain, and In that way We
nave Immortal life. But why each
man should have an airy n%othlnyncsS
attached ~ H.u. which Swims or li-s
. '"'' "',>' j. dVHoluttly III
,Nr,, ''. '"i u thr soul Is no
n'''',' ''' can 1t nio'e-how he :
nrtnr tl,r I....'''.,r Iva. ~ NY 'eIteF I
in an rI.r'i., wire can hc rJ,,nI!s =
and r"uln.rlr.y DESTROYED, whicl, |
'Sthuiasj Jr1l> denies in a letter nuh.
~ "',''''"N' Il ne VIII thIhk
ing back to other mon IiL,, No.'.
PeIOuzc, Fromy, Watt, BprthoIDt. etc
he "iI1 ma thhl though "matter'' is o
T., I" W, '''',,'''tl' ~ eleotrlclty h
bur,,d q,J n,.,,,,. ,,n,o W. ,o'' y al
The coal. as coal, Is DESTROYED IN. IL
"matter' Is not However, my II
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

L.,..
. ''''''' "'',N'ro'ueeo a reSo,
','," '''''''"T ~ '''nEe the stat"
''',''','' "''' reference to tn" pub
''"''' '"''' " senator would 40
''','' ,"' ''" WA '"A'H pant by white
f,','' ,.,''" 80 10 Tue education Of
''''' "''"''' "o' AT negro taN"S for
'"~'''"'''''" nav" not oXamln
'' ,'.'.''''' "H' cannon speak ~ to
''"'''' system, r''' Hret'rlbol
~ ''' -, ~ II '''"'' III t"' rIEht d
''' t''' f"s' ""'' intent are
'"'''''' '''3 '1Nt
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

Judge j. f. Mcfarland one of the
member. of the legislature from
YaIlobusha county died in Jackson
on the night OF the It'll. He WI, y
good maj and in his death Yallo-
county loses u useful citizen,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

Tie speech made by representative
CORRESPONDING Coy. Lowry's nominal
t'on IS one OF the most eloquent and
chiste effort, Of the kind that | have
read. 1t shOnld have borne bet
ter fruit.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

have read the Governors message,
III Il~ one or tHO pertinent sug.cS-
lIots or recommendation but the
ooor aud air Of it's author Is over
through aud about it all.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

TIE Oh octaw edition of the Mem.
pas Commercial Appeal iya most
cFed'taDie paper, 1t is "brim fpll''
OF news and useful data paDer
worth preserving.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

Tle acts OF congress and not the
constitution is the supreme Jaw in
car newly acquired territory ia til.
tropics. Shades If Jefferson what
mex Is.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

'Empathize deeply with my friends
Jonas of the Aberdeen Examiner and
9enter OF the Columbus Commercial
in the loss of their offices by fire.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

It's wrong for England u crush
the Beer Republic but mos rirhteo rs
for the United States to subiu gate
the Philippines. Strange logic.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

Messrs Dorsey and Curtis hsve
bought the Delta Democrat from D. NJ,
slocumb. wish them all good luck
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

Tue following from The Outlook
Espresso, -o we'll sentiments kindred
.omy own that ! would appropriate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
SECOND MUNICIPAL WARD.

Warren Bros, SIS south Second
West, alterations in two story 80.
brick ..... ...... ....t' '..s % -iV'V
]. w. Evans Second South, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth
West four room brick cottage. LOU
Deseret News building. base
ment corner East and South
Temple streets GEES. 90, go. .'. lVVVv
W. q. Wood 53S south West
Temple, one room frame addi-
ton .... 90. ,,,... 90. ',..,.,.. "
Mrs. Charlotte Erickson. Third
South, between Ninth and
Tenth West, four room brick
cottage ...,, ...., '..- $500 oVV
Ernest Brown. lE south Sew
enth West, FIVE room brick cot
tage ,.... ,....' '.'' 49, 4'NNN
| c. Christensen, 573 south Sew
enth West, two room frame
| cottage ..... ,.,., ,... $500 4'V
/ Z. Laird. so west Second South
! alterations ..... ...... ''s.f o.. wv
| w. Marcroft. Eighth West and
cannon streets, three room
brick cottage .,... .... 81. .'''' oV
/ Mine Shelter and Supply COM
! many. Fifth West, between
Third and Fourth South
streets. brick warehouse "... 2'SVO
/ B. +. Estes. 366 west Fifth South,
improvements ... go. ... ''' W
| C. j. Larson. Sixth West be
twoen sixth end Seventh
south. four room brick cottage 300
( BENJAMIN Fuumer, 3j1 west
Fourth South, two room frame en-
/ cottage ...... ,,.,t,... .'''s .''. wv
Heber a. Burton. $40 west First 80
South. five room brick cottage LOW
w. J. Backman. 20 Jeremy street.
two room addition ....., .... 90, 0VV
| Caroline HalyersOn. as south
second West, four room brick %,
cottage ..... 90, Gee, ,'. ''''' wv
9. ID. Harding. Euclid avenue,
six room brick cottage ..,' ..' LVVV
| Cunnington & Company, rear
$3.50 East Temple street. two ..
story brick warehouse ,,.. ..... SoVo
Mrs Currie. rear 81 west seYehlh ,o.
South, repairs ..... .-, ..,. sVo
Sarah A. j. Cannon, Eighth
West. between Ninth and
Tenth South. frame barn 5000. 200
n ". Vaysine. i26 Meade
street, seven room brick cot ...
tagc COOS. .... ..... ..,t..,t..-. l,oVI
MARY r. Kelley Ninth South
Seventh West 1--WE room brick 800.
cottage ,.... 5000, ...,. .t'''". i'VVv
} James Hegney, corner OF second
south and Fifth West brick
store ..... .,.. .t.., st,+.....'. @iVpV
, Thomas HUI 1876 south Third
West frame barn ..... ..... ..,, lVl
, Mrs. stanford COS south West
Temple. brick residence
(double), eight rooms ..., 60. lso'
National Biscuit company,
, Fourth West. between Sixth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
FOURTH MUNICIPAL WARD.

Twenty-frst ward L. D. s.
Church, First street. between
J and X, two story brick ad-
dltlon ..... .,.,.., .,t. ...s..S 300
S. O. snyder GS7 Third street
brick addition .... ......... 300
A. Richter, 81 o street, two room
brick cottage .... .... ...... 600
Mrs Dr. Van, 157 Third street,
repairs .... .,.,,,. 600, ....... 200
W. $. Barnes 5li Second street.
two story brick residence six
rooms 49, ,..Y.. .,.. ...... $500
William G.. Patrick, Sixth street
between 3 and C., six room
brick residence .,., ...-. -. 1000
r. d. Grant, S street between
South Temple and First street
frame barn 800. go" ......1 1900
tween First and Second
streets. 1--WE room brick house. 1000
Robert Vint q U street. brick
cottage go. .";... ...,", e., 1000
Julia W. Logan, 200 + street
brick cottage addition ....... zoo
Henry Coulam, opposite north
end OF Eighth East between
South Temple and First
t'NA NNAaf HffNA AkNlAl hiAHh resi-
denoe -. 49,. 49,. 49,. 1900
George Morrow. Third street be-
tween l. and NJ. six room
brlck cottage .,., .,..... .... 2OOO
William S. Muir, corner Second
and II street. two room frame
ADDITION ..,,.. ,,.,.. .,.,..... 200
George Perrett, l. street between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
three room brick cottage ..... GOO
James T. Shaw, corner OF Sixth
and ] streets, three room brick
cottage ....s ...,,, ....., .... zoo
Robert Patrick, 167 B street.
twelve room brick residence. 900
Mrs. McMasters. First street be-
tween p and Q, seven room
brick residence ,,.. ....... 1900
F. l.. Libby, Fourth street. be-
tween G and II, six room brick
coltdbe ''' ...,,. go, ....... 2200
r. S. Hamilton, 635 Fourth
street, two room brick addi-
hui '''s, 500 s,'.ss .ss,,. 90. 800
Daniel Macintosh. G street
between Eighth and Ninth,
FIVE room brick and frame res
lH,IVe 800 s.'ss. .s..s sss... j 200
Daniel Mcintosh, C street be-
tween Llbhlu ana Nlnth, frame
bath '..,. ..,',. coo. ...,,.... %
j. NJ. Reinselmar, corner ] and
Fifth streets nine room brick
lt1lutNNt ss.ts .sts.s e.. ...... 900
Mrs Werring. 1923 @ street, ten
room brick residence NAM. . 0Or
Henry Wallace, i26 Sixth street.
four room brick cottage go. sOf
+. w. Lehman, 1925 Q street.
three room brick cottage 49,, soc
]. a. Alcorn, lis NJ street, Ave
room brick cottage .... go. s0Oc
| Home Investment company, cor
ner n and Third streets, six
| room brick ..... ..... ..... 2 0Or
John Beck rs north State street,
! hye brick cottages, seven
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

A. Hanauer Jr Bueno street
three four room brick cottages 5000
Mrs. Mary h. Foster Eleventh
East. between Fourth and
Fifth South, four room brick
cottage ... ... ... ,,., ..' LOW
II. @. Hollingberg 800 south
Third East, frame addition %, ~
Mrs. Thornberg, corner Third
South and Ninth East six
room brick 60. ...,.., ..,. ',.''' @'V0V
G. II. Malin, Ninth South. be-
tween First and Second East
frame barn ..,. .,'' .'.'''t'' 90 80
Western School Furnishing COM
pany. g5l east Sixth South,
six room brick cottage u..... l,5VV
J. J. Halght. corner state and
Sixth South, frame blacksmith .
shop ...,, ..s. .,,.,.,. .s'' 90 A'N
Charles Sebold. Fifth East be-
tween Fifth and Sixth South,
six room brick cottage ........ LOW
Mrs. A. c. Sanford 20s Douglas
avenue, seven room brick cot 80.
tage ...., .... ,',,, go $500 @'VVV
George A. Taylor. Ninth East
between Ninth and Tenth
South. five room frame cottage 900
Mrs. Spencer Fourth South be-
tween Seventh and Eighth
East. FIVE room brick 80. .,.,. LOW
7. r. Johnson, GA south sixth
East. frame addition 90. 900. loO
John A. Cartwright, state, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth South,
four room brick cottage Gee, q. l'VVo
w. D. Jewell. 1881 south Tenth
East. frame barn ..... .....,'. IVV
Boutwell, & McConaughy, Third
South. between Tenth and
Eleventh East, three brick cot
tares. six rooms each .,... 80. SOW
oscar Hunter 33s south state
street. brick store ...... .." LOW
T. NJ. Gray. Grand View avenue,
two room frame cottage ,,...,. 30
FG Holder. Linden avenue,
fS~y room brick cottage ..... oVO
X. 4. Brockbank, 90 east Fourth
South. alterations and repairs eVo
]. c.. Stewart, 9l4 State street.
frame addition ,.... .,,, 49,. lou
Board OF Education, Oquirrh
school annex and repairs .,.. DUO
Z. j. Jeremy, 500 South Fifth
East, frame barn..,....,,...,. ZVJ
William Dunkerly 59s South
Third East. frame barnu',.," lOo
w. f. Clements, Palm avenue,
brick cottage. o. o.. ".,,,.'' oVO
Total .... ....a3lOS, 900
| Add % per cent per building IN 80.
spector's estimate. o. "".'' zl'oOO
Grand total. ..... ..s2s,s 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
FIFTH MUNICIPAL WARD.

Mrs. Harriet Young .i35-lS7 south
East Temple street, one-story
brick store eos. .. .....,..... 30
John Harrington, i62-i64 State,
stable repairs ..... 49,. eco,
c. r. Tltcomb. Fifth East be-
tween First and Second South,
rem0del.ng Industrial Home
for hotel purposes, Gee. 90, 5N
Houston Real Estate and Inn
proyement company. two story
store and office building. 2i9
south East Temple street.. l2V
Spencer Clawson, trustee) 20
Commercial street, brick store 10
w W. Taylor, Sl7 First South
brick residence. twelve rooms SO
c. A. Dole, a south Eighth East
frame addition .... .,.,, %"
Spencer Clawson, 1i5 CONNER
cial street, two story brick
addition .... ..,. 80. &C., IL
+. Auerbach & Bro. lf-I49
South Temple street, Progress
building Improvements o.. &c.. 60
Home Investment company, SCI
S65 east Third South. two brick
residences, six rooms each &C.. ~
Mrs. Clara Young, First South
between Eighth and Ninth
East, seven room brick resi-
uehce ,,..'. -, ,.'.. ..'','s',s ~
Mrs. Harriet Price. q south
Twelfth East street, frame adj
dltiOn ..... ,..,, 80. t.s...
George s. Smith, 55S south Sec
ond East, frame addition ..,
Mrs. W c. Peterson, 1888 south
Seventh East, three room
frame cottage 90, ,.... ,..,,.,
Anderson Real Estate & Invest
ment Co., corner Second South
and Seventh East, ten room
brick residence .... o.. ...., 81
Anderson Real Estate & Invest
ment Co., Second South be-
tween Sixth and Seventh East,
three nine room brick resi-
! dences ..... ...,,. 80. $500. lz'
Anderson Real Estate & Invest
ment company. Second South
between Sixth and Seventh
East, eight room brick resi-
| denCe eco. ....., ....... .,.,.. ~
Theo @. Relser. Thirteenth East
between South Temple and
First South, five room brick
| NollhEe rss.s 80 sssssss tssss ~
s. j. Lynn. Fourth East between
South Temple and First South,
eight room brick residence . 81
j. A. Headlund. Third East be-
tween Second and Third South.
improvements 49,, o.. ....
Mrs. McChrystal, corner Of
Ninth East and First South,
| improvements ..... ..., ,..s..
Lyde Wells. Eighth East be-
tween South Temple and First
South, nine room brick resi-
! uencs .s's. ss.ssss .s..ss 80 ~
Deseret Savings Bank, Twelfth
East between South Temple
and First South. eight room
brick residence ..,. -. -. -
Deseret Savings Bank, Twelfth
East between South Temple
and First South, eight room
(continu,d on page 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
THIRD MUNICIPAL WARD.

r. A. Margetts, Second West,be-
tween Second and Third
North. two-story brick resi-
dence. twelve rooms ...o... 1900
Peter Klein, Seventh West and
Fourth North, repairs ....... 200
W. 7. Davis, Eighth West be-
tween North and South Tenn
pie, one three and one four
room cottage 90. 90, ,...... 1,SO0
II. S. Scoheld IS Almond street.
oue-roOm frame edition.. 90
Milo Vincent, COS west, Fourth
North street. brick addition. COO
a, H. Carr lot J. block q. plat
T.. four-room cottage. ....... Loo
Sarah Williams Sl4 west, Second
North. one-rOom addition .... i5C
Hans. p Christensen. Fifth
West between North and
South Temple, two-room frame
cottage 90, 90, ,......,..... 35(
II. c. Monteer. 32i Center street.
improvements %. 90. .,..... u
Mrs Arthur corner ounce and
Grape streets. four-room brick
cottage go sss .''ss'r,s'.,,,.. l,lV1