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Iron County register., 1901-09-26
Strayed or Stolen.

From the undersigned, one black
mare, 5 years old, considerably sun
burned; weighs about 900 pounds.
Also. one small sorrel pony, years
old; weight about 500 pounds. Long
name and tail, and four white legs.
A suitable reward will be paid for their
delivery to the undersigned.
AUGUST WNKLER,
Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Iron County register., 1901-09-26

All kinds of sewing machines re-
paired; charges reasonable. Parts for
same can be had. Several Second
Hand Machines In good running order
for sale cheap. or viii trade for wood.
Best kinds of Violin and Guitar strings.
Sheet music for Brass and String band.
Can be had by calling on
III. DAVIS.
Iron County register., 1901-09-26

To Cure a Cold I'm One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
Iron County register., 1901-09-26

The report that President Roosevelt
is opposed to the Hanna ship subsidy
scheme will please many of bis fellow
citizens. 1t ought to prove true.
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NOTlCE TO CONTRACTORS Scaled pro
posals will be received az the Waco OF.
nee OF Mcsser Is Smith, architects until
II m October 20. l0Ot for the erection
Of the George W. Carroll Science hall,
threc.siory md basement, stone and brick
building FOR the Baylor university at
Waco, Texas. Plans and specifications
can he seen al the offices OF Messer IS
Smith architects. Waco and Fort Worth,
Texas: certified check for eight hundred
dollars $500 will be required with each
bid, the building committee reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. y II.
Nash, chairman. 1913
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AFTER THE RAIN is over plant cabbage,
turnips, mustard, peas, beans and other
ia seed; send for gardeners prices. A.
strcet tf
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

fOST-Ou Washington street or Houston
avenue. railroad pass No. li2, on San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass railroad. name
ON mass J ~. Caliison. Finder will re.
turn 10 Carson. Sewall 4 Co. and re.
ceiye reward. 10
sTRAYED OR STOLkN- One brindle hull
dog mp. about months old Return 10
iOi4 Franklin and receive a liberal re-
ward. u
front wheels which be- took without per.
mission from my farm wagon at West
heimer's farm he win be prosecuted, aa
! have spotted him. "
TOST-A brooch. emerald Ia center. sur
rounded BY small diamonds: reward for
return 70 Miss Corene Uzzell. 20l8. JET.
1ersop avenue. II
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SINE good propositions in homes, \
little Little, 3lOls Main street ''' ~ n X
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NlIL lot OF furniture, consisting Of bed.
room suite. dining room chairs, cook
reach Of an. apply 1901 Capitol Ave,
corner Caroline IA
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REAL i,,.,. ESTATE-Forty acre farm 5S-7.-------
An on nelt, adjoins mineral snrinas
me 9li prospect price 5000 AJdrssipli' pi lgs,
--r------------ is
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NlTE home. fine grounds on Caroline.
,o do4st Ion Heights, Montgomery coantr
Iahd cheap. Excellent residence Fonrfb
ward, 200 acres Waller county for ~
cnange Dwyer Co., SOB khan II
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WANTED TO RENT.

SVANTED-Two unfurnlshed rooms for
light housekeeping: must be on paved
street: close In: must have bp 18th
Inst; $500 this Office. 10
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE af Nbc IiaiT's dairy 01 San
Felipe road, one family broke horse, -
bands high aud four others for trade
FOR milk stock; must 20 at once. 10
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


county oil belt, adjoins minerni' Grimes
me on prospect price 500 rugs
-. 81, Nayasota, Texas ANuleSs BOZ
FOR SALE-Alodern fTo--IoT, 81 20
aesluence; tWo-story harm ana sNr. sWeul
butIefSS ' pnntrp arsments sanitary clo' e,
path room. hot and cold water ,,,psels,
i neI on shady side Of street. on bcst 500,
lug lug aug near best school in city, cxcoi
homo X uornood; well built Swish
"'MNc 9nngu Wen worth price asked sR556
..- .. y. Mlsner 2lo Blna ''-'i 10
SOME good propositions in homes ny
- Glllle, JOY Main street X
fOkI BEND COUNTY-FoT tho 1oSI Nj.
ua!s | VIII offer for sale 90 orree of
nn,th WAY land located nine mills
south ~ bDiahhon Mound aud ten miles
oie.halt cash-hnlance to sutt innrcba VI.
per cent Interest This is tndrad 81
leal paTgnin. Address s. q W5iSora
Vi w. H. Ialiey Co., Taylor, Texas
FOR SALE, CHEAP-0ne Pe1c5 i,,oo,.
piuhldtioh seven miles from Wharton S'S
9pout Two miles from Fielder Statiop Nv,
si 9,neA Naieb road. Also section 45
sIuated on Porters Creek about oirbi
miles west of lei Campo The pn iSut
Sreek place has FIVE good tenant hon s,S
scnool mouse aud about three hun'lr,d
cetgS open land, and is frst-class for
''i' NhHbA. CNtllOn ~ H.
up,h prairie. well situated for dr,ln
rye ana Is a dne rite proposition W.
SyI mi ron ON wells can be had In Abundance
W. ~ sell cheap for cash or take gG6d
Rults ana horses IN exchange n
-BarDee. Van Week. II
NICE home, fine grounds, On C1roiIn,
houston Heights MONTGOMERY ron,if,.
lana cheap. Excellent residence Fnnrb
ward 2OO acres Waller county fpr ~,
cnange Dwyer * Co., SOB Kiam II
FORTUNE for some man with a little
mohey-One Of the finest plantations in
an south Texas, on east side of Oyster
creek, "a mile from railway station 10
mics south of Houston. This Is strictly
cnolce cane, cotton, corn aud Nee lani
consisting Of lO2S acres, GOO acres In n
me state of cultivation; a good family
residence five good tenant houses lots
OF water; there Is no better farming land
II all Texas. This plantation wil
double In value In twelve months. and If
sold in the next few days Will make n
great sacrifice for $1,000 Apply quick
70 Arnold x Roberts sole agents, tiut5
Main street. Heiner building. -
SEQ GRE Oya.u Creek plantation one
mile from station, tire mile. from Gnu.
l'u ghum.s refinery For sale or via ca
change for good Houston income prop
erty. Hanl, 30 Main street. Is
WHY DON'T you give me some Of your
bargains in houses, from $1,000 10 5000. |
can sell them, as / have customers for
same II prices are right. Charles Roll
tlass Citizens phone 1866 10
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OR SAL .E-Chcap, lO0-horsc power
Westinghouse engine. In good working or
der for $50 just The thing for a saw
mil Can he seen at American Cotton
company gin plant, Brennan, Texas.
Address communication to ID. :. Cage,
American Cotton Co, Houston, Texas.
1-nDp
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
t3 6i,, SALE Twenty odd doors as many
linus ana number of sash different
si.ts' one second baud refrigerator and
;---' sseeLal nlantels. Apply i2is Milan ST. II
lHE Intellectual horizon OF the world
MluthS as the centuries pass" this az.
nUua's Tor the reason why live business
hivu use stencils ana rubber stamps and
wy them from j. V. Love. zoos Mechanic
street, Galveston. Ii
SoME NICE second hand furnlture cheap.
az seaman Bartels warehouse is
HAVE Johnson grass seed for sale b.
- Ionnson. Alvarado. Texas. 10
FOR SALE-SS or eight hundred bushels
VI corn. twelve head of work mules some
second hand wagons plows, etc. W. &.
bennett. Courtney. Texas. II
FOR sAIE-Eleht passenger wagonettes,
fpvu rs new, very cheap. Address iT1l,
MIR lot OF furniture, consisting Of bed.
lvuu suite, dining room chairs, cook
Stove ana many other articles within
ItNch OF an apply 1901 Capitol Ave.
corner Caroline Ii
FOR SALE one fun bed room suite re.
ulEeIator, etc. cheap for cash, GIL Aus.
I'm street. "A
FOR SALE-Chcop, lOO-horsc power
westinghouse engine. In good working or
esr Tor Sl30. Just The thing for saw
company gin plant, Brcnham Texas.
auuFCSS communication to ID. :. Cage,
American Cotton Co.. Houston Texas.
1902
ANIED-Merchants ana others who have
NlhuoNS 70 clean 10 send Tor our new
machiuc for cleaning plate glass You
can clean more windows In five minutes
WIN our machine than you can in two
hours the Old way. BY express, prepaid,
for 81. Address Wilson. Wear X Co.
80 rum avenue, Chicago, III. 10
FOR SALE-One rubber tire mnnhout.
pracucaHy new cheap. Apply 100 Main
cAhBBAGE PLANTS Any quantities.
kelchardt Schultz. Seeds aud Ferul.
Hels. Houston. l.
ttKTiLIZERS-S EEDS-Bat Gnauo Nj
trate Of Soda. Reichardt ~ Schultz, Seed.
men, Houston II
FOR SALE-Nlce lot Of household furnl.
ture, consisting Of dining room. bed room
9Ih2 Kitchen also mating, etc. Apply
low l2-I LaIllol avenue. ~
FOR SALE-A Gnc Kimboll organ. orgi.
mai price Sl2ji our price $50 sheet music
at half pricc c. Jaukc y Co. SOB Main
FOR SALE Thlrty Western dump cars
" cnblc yards capacity used bur little.
Sieel' Ibis plant will be sold cheap II
taken ms n whole. A. j. shea, 1916 Ham
lllon strcet. Houston, Texas. 20
FOR Suction dredec, consisting OF
pump, one 4-iuch centrlfuga pump, en-
sinrs ana boiler Whytlcr condenser wiM
a vacuum and circulating pump. and go
rect OF discharge pipe; this plant Is suit
able Tor dredging mud or sand OF for
pumping water Tor rice irrigation, and II
taken at once viii be sold at a hargiu;
can he seen at Houston, Texas J.. j.
Shea lOl5 Hamilton street 20
FOR sALE-A few car. Of nice bright
Iuy NJ NtnIttttNh Nahafpr /
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


INCONVENIENCE the Public: HaV-
ing completed all OF the late Architect
r. r. Heiner's work, the undersigned will
carry on the business and Is ready to
furnish plans and specifications for any
aud all kinds Of building; any work en-
trusted 20 us will have prompt aud care
ful attention. give as a call. s. A. oliver
4 Co architects. aloh Main street 1921
NOTICE--A meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Warren and Corglcana Pacific Rail-
way company Is called by the president
10 be held az the Office OF the company,
Goa Dinz building Houston. Texas, at 10
O'Clock a. m. October %, 1901. for the
purpose OF authorizing the directors to
apply 20 the railroad commission OF Texas
for authority 10 issue bonds. BY order OF
IN president, Y. w. Mcneil, secretary.
Houston. Texas. Sept. %. 1901. 10-25
ALL CHURCHES Ia Texas are invited to
attend the State fair at Dallas. Texas.
aud Inspect the Kimbhll pipe organ; the
latest Improved and best made instru-
ment 10 the United States today. II. 4.
MeCallon, general agent, 800 Main street,
Dallas. TexaE. -
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or 'phona Kattmann & Kneeland Tent
Co., 313h Main street, Houston. Texas.
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FOR SAL r. Eighty.tlree one ami a half
yard dump cars, ten ten.yard standard
gauge air dumping cars, City No. ] drag
scrnpcrs new, fifty No l drag scrapers
second hand. three 1ngera0ll steam
drills. twelve No. l wheel Scrapers near
" new. twelve No. 2 wheel scrapers
NEARLY new, one track laying machine
engine pumps. pile hammer, plows. SNOW
els, small tools, etc. Kicker & Lee. Gal.
weston Texas II
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oh SALE-SiX or eight hundred bushels
OF corn. twelve head of work mules: some
second hand wagons plows, etc W. q.
hthnett, Courtney Texas. II
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HAVE johnson grass seed for sale. b.
r johnson. Alyarado. Texas lS
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SoME NICE second hand furniture. cheap.
az seaman X Bartells warehouse III
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A MlDDLE.AGED woman wants place az
housckceper Tor widower's family; willing
10 work for small wages. Please apply
at once to S62o, this office IA
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/ BUY. pack, move and store furniture
and household goods; all storage moved
free; money sdvenced without interest;
only first class warehouse In city. T.
+. LOTUS, I'll Milan street. Phone
p0G II
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

AN EXPERIENCED trimmer wishes n
position To trim In Houston: can furnish
references from millinery houses IN Gin
cinnati, Ohio st. Louis and Indiana have
also had experience In business. Address
Ieonnre Crnnf0rd CALDWELL. TeXns. Il
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GOOD. Steady fob for sober honest, onick
timer aud all-round mechanic: must ma
defstand how To hgure on Jobs; II YOU
In person; J viii pay what YOU arc worth.
70 hums need apply. }, Allen Myers
Bryan, Texas. III
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OIL, OIL, OIL, OIL. OIL, OIL, OLA
wen known OH expert of twenty years
experience OF highest standing In every
oil held In the United states who, for tho
past several months, has been lnyestigat-
Ing the oil conditions Of Texas, has 10.
Gated large pool Of Oh near the coast
and on a nayigable river. This pool OF
oil governs the conditions found where
they are now drilling for oil. but are en-
tirely outside the oil zone. The location
Of this immense pool of oil Is virgin ter.
ritory ana can he secured for $40 per
acre perhaps some can be leased AS
soon as the truth Is known Il viii jump
10 $1,000 per acre. There are other Oh.
pOrtunities In connection with the OH
that Will make those who will Join me
in a company an immense fortune ! VIII
give the information above stated 10 thor
oughly reliable capitalists wnO viii Sc.
cure the lands on the best terms possible,
they Ia hrst be paid back the amount
originally invested In securing the lands,
then I 10 receive a one fourth interest In
the company thereafter. The land alone
Is worth more than the price II can be
secured for and no doubt part can be
leased 4 fortune 10 Tie right parties
Address 5J25, THIS ONCE. II
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OIL LANDS-Damon Mound, Sour Lake
Saratoga and Big Hill In Matagordn coun-
ty. we have bargains to offer and II
tracts and compare prices Call for our
special bargain on Damon. Cash q
Iuckel IL
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WANTED 2OO tie makers. paw re for
dxS.S pine and iic for GxSS oak: have an
abundance OF hrst class virgin timber;
come to Midliue switch; long Job and
plenty q timber. Bnrkitt Barnes Il
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FOR RENT Two nlcclv furniShei r07ms
Tor light housekeeping OF for gentlemen.
~ modern conveniences Apply 1859
Franklin avenue IL
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WHY DON'T you give me some Of your
bargains in houses, from $1,000 10 5000: |
can sell them. as / have customers for
same. u prices are right. Charles Boil
tlass, Citizens phone 1866. IL
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SEQ GRE Oys.r Cletk plantation one
mile rom station, thle mile. from Cup.
llrghum,s refinery. For sale or NH! "a
change for good Houston income prnv
erty. Haul. DO Main street. Il
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WANTED Man and wife man TO attend
10 horses and garden woman 10 cook
ana do general house work fOr small
family Address mt once, Mrs. w. T.,
Glenyes Colmcsneil. Texas, il
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WANTED Travelling salesmen must fur.
nlSh conveyance; send recommendations.
Dlckey Drug Co. Bristol, Tenn. 1915
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WI ~ daE Bend 1GoUNrY-For the next nine.
lays l VIII offer for sale go ocres ~
niaek Way land located nine MIL VI
luth OF Damon Mound and tom NILS
S0o1h 81 Richmond, at $3.50 Der acres ~tlgs
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pSM SALE--rwenty odd doors, as many
sizes one secondhand refrigerator and
several stNeIal mantels Apply l2is Milan ST. 18
tiib Intellectual horizon OF the world
"iuthS as the centuries pass" this ac.
cunts Tor the reason why live business
puy them from ]. v Love. zoos Mechaule
street, Galveston. IL
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN We loan money on
Houston business or city property In
amounts 10 suit borrowers al a low rate
Of Interest Vim. II. Olscbewskc & "a
Wm building, 10
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WANTED Man for position of assistant
bookkeeper, state experience, references
aud sninry Address T.. o. box 30, IL
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WANTED Al ONCE Palmer man 10 set
up ana keep up machines. Apply in per
sou or 10y letter TO Bcrng Manfg 90.
BaldA, Texas. -
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SHERWOOD n ROBINSON. stock Brokers
Members Houston oil and Stock TX.
change, orders promptly executed. Ilous
ton. II
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AGENTS WANTED.

tendent. 2oa-2io Moore Burnett building;
FRATERNAL MYSTIC ClRCLE--The up
todate, beneficial order that gives pro
lection that protects, charglng an a ne
IDENTITIES wanted on glltedge contracts
For terms address Arthur chase, B. ):
Dy. Houston. Texas, =
WANTED-A good man In each town 10
EasV work Address The Retail Gre ~
and COLLECTION Association, +. o. Box ~;
Boulder. Colorado y
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YOUNG Lazy Wishes home, willing 10
assist IN housework Address $500. this
Cuipa iS
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COMPETENT LADY stcncgrapher de-
Fires position; has had some experience
Address jG0i this office IL
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OfI- STOCk-D0 you want 10 sell or
buvf II either send your orders to me-:
deal on the exchange every day; stocks
arc low now; correspondence solicited.
Charles r. Munger, member oil and stock
exchange $40 kiams IL
MONEY 10 LOAN on Improved Houston
city property or improved farms. Easiest
rates and terms. w. w Miller, COZ
Khan building. houston, II
yIE0.OJO 40 LOAN on iouston business or
residence property: ole 10 ten years; II
lowest rates OF interest monthly pay.
ments n desired; no delay y getting your
money. Apply 10 N. l.. Aiilb. 205 Main
street. u
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OPEN yet sealed envelopes; saves you $40
per 1000 IN postage, 1900 printed to or
der for 500. j. j. PastOriza Printing and
Lithographlng Company. Houston. tt
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ElDERlN white man wants situation To
take care ~ u horse and work around
the place for home, can speak Gcrman
and English dhtG this Office. "A
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

QUIET, middle aged couple want com
c0uvenfences. with good board; give nest
weekly aud monthly terms Address BOZ
this Office. 70
W1NTED-Board IN private family ter
possible. b844 this ofiee.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-25
TEN FOR THIS STATE
First and Second Lieutenan-
cies for Regular Army
Among the Men Selected For Examination Are
Captain Beavers, Of Raleigh, j. W. GuIick,
Edward Hill and Others.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, April 24.-The Secretary
of War today made public the names of
5S8 men selected for the first and second
lieutenancies in the regular army under
the Army Reorganization Bill. All Of
these men have had service either in the
State or National volunteers or in the
regular army. They have been ordered
for examination and should they pass
will be appointed. The number follow
ing the State shows the allotment TO
each State. The list includes the fol-
lowing:
North Carolina, 10--John w. Gulick,
Goldsboro; Edward Hill, Concord; Robt.
o. Patterson, Asheville; William ID.
Pritchard. eldest son of Senator Pritch-
ard; William r. Beavers, Raleigh;
Walter Mcintosh. Dickson A. Everett;
John A. Wagner. Asheville; Bradley j.
Wootten, Wilmington; John S. e. Young,
Henderson.
Georgia, 12-Cleveland Wilcoxon, Blan-
ton Winship, Troup Whitehead Calvin +.
Holmes. l. W. Caffery, Walter p. Cor
bett, Boiss Reese, John j. Miller,
S. G.. Orr. Hunter Harris, Charles w,
PendIeton C. w. Flake.
South Carolina. S--Thaddeus B. Seigle,
Lawrence S. Carson, Clarence S. Nettles,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-25
The Old Arsenal Building
Soon to be Abandoned
1t is Considered Unsafe and is Not Large Enough For the
Storage Demands That Are Now Being
Made Upon It.
Made Upon 1t.

If the city of Raleigh desires to remove
the old arsenal building from its location
on the corner Of the capitol grounds, and
to get rid of what has been so often
termed an "eye sore" it has the chance
now to do so. If the city cannot Off
cially do this, then the citizens have the
same opportunity offered them, the per-
mission to do so coming from Governor
Aycock.
Col. Francis Macon, of Henderson, Quar-
termaster General of the State Guard, is
in the city, and he is busily engaged in
having all the property and equipments
Of the State Guard removed from the
arsenal to a building rented on Hargett
street. This is the Stronach building
between Biount and Wilmington streets.
which the Council OF State has authorized
Col Macon TO rent and fit up as an arse
nal In few days all the State Guard
property will be in the new building.
The change was made for two reasons,
the first because the old arsenal is un-
safe, the second because more room is
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absolutely needed to take care of the
property of the State Guard. This sum
mer the Quartermaster's Department will
handle some two thousand uniforms and
four thousand guns and in the old quar-
ters it would be impossible to do this
The removal of the arsenal building
was not provided for by the last Legisla-
ture and hence no funds are available
The only way in sight to get the build
ing out of its present location is either
for the city or the citizens to provide
the necessary money. The cost will be
inside OF five hundred dollars. The loca-
tion to which the building must be re-
moved is just across the street from the
arsenal building, the old Roger McCauley
lot on the corner of Morgan and Sails
bury streets.
The removal of the old building would
make more beautiful the capitol grounds
already spot of beauty. Its attractive
ness is a source Of pride to the people Of
Raleigh and the opportunity to get rid Of
the "eye sore" has long been desired.