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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15
- Paso Gives Up.

ri PasO has lost AT chance OF ret
ting one of the military CAMPS of in
struction Secretary Root has finally
chosen Fort Sam Houston, near san
Antonio. and Sacramento. Cal, AS tho
remaining two sites for camps, and
there is no further recourse.
First. tour sites for camps were
chosen 10y the hoarC Of generals, ap.
pointed AT the suggestion of General
Miles Then Secretary Root decided
that two more also should bc selected,
and these lo has selected himself. y
lieutenant colonel of engineers has
been appointed to report on the vari'
Gus sites. and inspect them Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15
SILVER CITY.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Silver city \ NJ March lin the
murder ease at Junu Childors. which
was to ho tried before Judge Parker at
the present term OF the district court,
"A change OF venue was granted To )una
Ana county Childtrs Be- charged with
having shot and killed Thomas ;.
Helm in saloon in this city last he
Ccmbor The attorneys Tor the defense
stated that owing 10 The prominence of
the d.a man Il would hc impossible
g. get d tar trial in SILVER city, and
u'at.1 Tor change Of venue To some
other county Judge Parker dcsiguat
ca bona Ana ood',ty. where the trial
VIII como up at the nvNi term of court
\ committee ~ the silver city COun.
ell iS looliug isto the proposition of
G. L. Craysun IA regard To erecting u
city hall.
The Normal school scholars had a
picnic ont at Rodgers ranch at Lone
mountain last sunday
II is gained upon good authority that
the telephone line from this 20 tn"
Burru mountain mining district viii
soon hc started. The line is being con
structod 10y outside capitalists. who are
largely Interested in mining property
i'm the Hurrus.
Silver city is we'll filled up with
court visitors this week from different
parts OF tho county Tn" grand jury
has nearly completed its lahors and
will iu q few days make its nnal report
10 IN court.
Mr. O :. Warren is erecting "A four
room cottage ON the vacant lots just
north of tho public school building.
William laizurc has the contract
II lis reported that the condition of
j NJ Frittor. who was injured In run
away coming IN from his mines at
Santa Rira. a few weeks ago Is In "A
very serious condition tie is being
taken care OF at the Ladies' hospital.
John 4 Moses Jr has been spend
ing the past few days in the booming
new town OF Douglass. Ariz. on bust.
ness.
\ n Laird has accepted position
as local arc1t of tac Washington llic
Insurance company
MIR and Mrs George Turner left on
Sunday ov'H.ur train Tor California
Nhot, the viii make their iuture
horne Mr. Turner has for some time
past managed H., big pinos Altos store
for the Hearst people.
Lawyer PERCY Wilson had run
away while on his way 10 Fierro last
sunday 10y his team becoming fright
tuod n some lNluhtI anu was tHl'"i
ont OF his buggy but no serious injury
was done except a rather deep cut over
his eye
some of the Cattlemen In this county
have. during the past few weeks
signed contracts for the delivery ol
some good hig lunches of cattle IN tn,
spring The stock brought excellent
prices. and il would not be surprising
that later in the spring that prices
would jump considerable higher.
Tho graduating class of The Terri
torial Norma school consists OF con
siderable number this year The ncmes
are as follows. Misses Mary Eckles
Kate Crawford. Pearl Parks. Edna
Page. Carrie Whitehill Etta Schut1
Clara Upchuryh. Mary GIL Elsie Nc
Gresur Marie TUstin aud M'ssrs. In
gene tosuruVo and Dean Alexander
This is the largest graduating class u
the history of the school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15
Words OF Appreciation.

At a meeting of the board of trus-
tees Of the Presbyterian church held
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock at
Dir, Hopes office. the following words
of appreciation were entered upon the
minutes: I'VE the trustees of the
Presbyterian church would record our
exceeding sorrow at the death OF our
friend Mr.. Walter n Parkhurst, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15
Sent 10 Penitentiary.

T.. w Pierce, who viii b, rcmem-
hered here as being implicated in n
murder case in Mora county and who
had pretty wife. has been sentenced
10 a term Of seven years In the peni-
Tertiary of Montana. for dcfrauding
an old woman out of considerable prop
crty. 49, Las Vegas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15
Cochiti Ninino Stock

At the Boston Mine exchange last
week 2l,f7o shares of Cochiti Gold
Mining company stock were sold at
from a. To 80 cents a share. OF Santa
fe Gold and Copper company stock
520 shares were sold at from $3.50 to
S3G3 "A share
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15
Growing Town.

The people OF Tres Piedras, Rio
Arriba county. have decided upon cX-
tensivC improvements with this view
the town site is to be surveyed and
plated at once, and then street grad
ing will be pushed along rapidly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15

The yellow Jacket mine, ia the Gold
Road district. owned by John Withers
Ira George aud Frank irwin, Is showing
good gold.
q. Charles Davis and Ira Hawkins
have located mine near the Sandy
that assays as high as g. 900 per ton
Davis says Il looks to him like IA world
beater
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15

Two inches of snow fen in Tijeras
canyon this morning.
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O. % o
DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
No. Ill Fourth St. 8. 9

DAVID 6. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
No. Ill Fourth St. 8. 4
So, 500--NO. 1921 Western ay fine all
modern house of six rooms on each floor; !,
arranged in two flats; rental value $40 =
} per month; lot 4Ox13O; improvements in s
front. So .-s =.
, 81 ,2OO-Tor a fine. strictly all modern
} nearly new residence OH Park av, near
Gath ST. complete in every respect and
, ready: for occupancy; possession at once
, if desired; it is bargain Call at office
} for order to view; large lot, 40 feet
'front.'; sewer, water and gas in street.
D $40, 000-N0. 2036 Queen av- S. in Ken :
D wood; very attractive up-to-date strict
D = ly modern colonial residence, large and $
D a roOmy and well arranged; beautiful
0 south and east front corner; lot, 119X
0 145; stone walks and shade trees; it will
0 pay you to investigate this beautiful
o corner :. p 8. =,
0 $2,70O--No. 324O Columbus av; house Of
0 nine rooms and room for bath: city
o water. and gas; also some plumbing; all =
o In good condition; east front lot, 4OX
0 100; stone walk. . -.
0 $25O0-No. Bill Stevens av; all modern
o residence of eight roorls in good con-
o dition. and in first-cl6ss neighborhood:
o lot 30X128; sewer, water, gas, stone
o walk and curb and gutter in street and
o paid for: easy terms. ~. -
o Call for Our Catolog of Bargains. :.
D 90 o o o o O O.
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JAEGER & ToRELLE,

JAEGEh q IOhELLE,
80 Bank of Commerce Building.
So, 500 only for about Is acres
LAKE of fine land. with lake shore
on two bays. and six-room
SHORE summer cottage, situated on
Upper Lake, three-fourths
AUD ACRES mile from Spring Park sta
ton.
81. 5OO-Fine ten-room mod
EXCELSIOR. house, in the best part Of
the village. Hardwood floors.
mantels, barn. All in excellent condition. If
not sold Immediately, will rent furnished for
$50 per month and unfinished for $25
Farm of 80 acres, close to
MINNETONkA Minnetonka Beach. Extensive
and valuable building i'm.
BEACH. provements; also fine apple
orchard vineyard and berry
plantation. This is very choice property,
which must be seen to be appreciated.
We have choice lake
LAKE SHORE, frontage in close proximity to
.. Arcola and Minnetonka
MINNETONKA Beach stations, among which
81 may be mentioned: 60X200 feet,
BEACH. corner lot, east front main
lake, $525: corner lot on Lafay-
cite Bay, south front. near the golf links, only
$3.50; 700 feet on Crystal Bay, 81, 800; 800 feet
on Crystal Bay east of Langdon Park station,
81, 700; 800 feet on Crystal Bay, five minutes
walk from Minnetonka Beach station, only $500.
This is the cheapest frst-class lake frontage on
our list, and there is nothing better to be had
for the money.
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B REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE

Continued. -
$500 FOR FOUR LOTS INSIDE seth ST, THREE
blocks to Bryant car; $40 cash and S. per
ioox1s4, 55th l az and 4Gth st; 81 200 for six
large lots on grade, shade trees, three blocks
to car, Linden Hills. < l. A. Dunsmoor, 616
PhOnniy . I, (.
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 HenneDin av.
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE
MINNETONKA PROPERTY

FOR sALE-F1NE COUNTRY HOME On LAKE.
MinnetOnka; shore front; good view; good
buildings; fruit and garden; 20 acres. $50,
worth $500; bargain. E. J. Clough, 511 Phoe-
MY s-.
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Omces.

Omces.
NORTHWESTERN BUILDING, 322 HENNEpIN
av, remodeled: has fine selection of Offices at
moderate price; steam heat italian marble
toilets; frst-class elevator service.
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MODERN HOUSES FOR SALE ON HENNEPIN
Hu.1noldt, Bryant AMI r arriet avs, as well
as other tine residence streets in the same Sec
tion.z w. w. ShOtwell, 319 New York Life.
o o % o o o o o o.! o
o DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT CO., {
o No. Ill 4th st S.
o $25O--Wfll submit this amount for fine lot
o on Bryant av s, between Saith and 35th
o SITS; size AMPS; city water and walk. {
o 81 ,O00-Sunnyside Dupont av S. between {
o 18th and 25th sts A very fine lot,
o 45xl28; sewer, water gas and stone
o walk. VIII submit above amount. R.t
5000 for a fine, high east front lot on 18th
o ay ., between 26th and 9th SITS; size
55x123; sewer, water and stone walk.
o $15O-19th av s, between 34th and 35th
o SITS; good lot, 4Ox125; city water and 4
walk. VIII submit offer. g.. 4
$35O-2Sth av S., between 25th and 26th'
SITS; large east front lot, 4SX157 sewer
o and stone walk in front and paid for.
o Terms to suit. -. -
$325-Nicollet av, between 37th and 3Sth
= SITS: good high lot, 3Sx126; city water
and walk. '",' q.
. $350z-University av, between Cromwell and
o Eustis, in Merriam Park; large lot,
3Ox15O; easy terms. Call OF write for
plat.
$9O-On Smelling av near 34th st, block to
Minnehaha line; east front lot, 40
X1oO; $40 cash, balance So per month.
interest. @&rl ~,
Call for Our Catalog of Bargains. -
n
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UnimprOved.
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST. ANTHONY
Park. Walton Park; Rosedale Park, or for
bargains everywhere. send for maps. etc., to
Edmund G. Walton, 300 Henneptn av.
$2e6, LOT 42x116 FEET, ON COLUMBUS Av,
near 36th at; east front; a word to the wise,
etc. Bruner, 223 I'd av S.
LoTs-$l50, ON both Av s AND goth ST, esx
1876 Lots. $50, on Lincoln I st Ne. Five lots
lots near Lake Harriet, $50. Stock of clothing
to trade for lots or land Owen T. Dougherty,
211 4th st S.. IS
22 FEET ON BEST SIDE OF CENTRAL Av,
Nico1let island; ripe for Improvement and very
low at $4,000; next to Rainyiile Bros. big
store this is a cldse-in piece of business prop
erty with fine improvements all about it. The
Finance Company, $40 Temple Court.
BARGAINS IN LOTS - ONLY $3.50 FOR NICE
east front lot on 18th av s, near Lake st;
$500 for lot on Chicago nv, near Lake ST st;
$1,000 for 5O-foot lot on Clinton av. near ed
st; $500 only for lot on Lake st, near 10th
az s., to party who will build; good lot on
Bryant av, near 32d st, $3.50. VIC. Allan,
219 Kasota block.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE

Continued. ~,
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE IN NORTH
Minneapolis call on Olmsread & Co., Temple
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

ATTENTION. wATERwoRKs CONTRACTORS
We will let contract within two weeks for
laying 1000 feet of eight and six.inch water
mains. Contractors wishing to bid on sama
apply Immediately for plans and specifications.
Work to be completed this fall. Cass Water,
Light and Power Co., Cass Lake. MINI.
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FOR SALE-A COMFORTABLE, ALL MODERN
nine-room house., with barn, located in fine
neighborhood; near school and car lines; has
beautiful lawn stone walks, ETC.; less than
$4,000 takes this: half down, balance to suit.
l611 Fremont ay N -'T ~ ..
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MINES AND MINING

GIVE ME A CASH OFFER-CAsH ONLY-FOR
5000 shares of Great Republic gold mining
stock of Seattle, Wash. 2549, Journal. s
VIRGINIA-BELLE-GOL AND COPPER
MINING COMPANY.
Capital Stock, S1,5oo,ooo; 100000 treasury
reserve.
Par value 81. Now selling for 25 cents
share.
81 900 worth of stock for
$3.50; $1OO worth Of stock for $25
In 1899 you could have bought Calumet and
Arizona stock $40 par value shares for $40, now
$65 Is refused for them. The company is in big
Ore.
Virginia Belle of Arizona starts in ore at %
cents share. No. and No. shafts are going
down after larger bodies Of ore. Send for Pros
pectus and last report. Charles F. Potter, Treas
urer, 13 7th st S., Minneapolis, Minn.
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE
Continued.
MINNESOTA-DAK OTA-MANITOBA-

Continued.
DAKoTA-MANITOBA-
We have 1000 acres Of the best land In the
Red river valley, and Winnipeg district Tor
sale at from So to $40 acre. One tract
of 24,OOo acres in the West Province at 81
1so acres. Cavalier e CO.. N. D., near Iangdon,
at $15:25 an acre. 800 acres, Burleigh Co, n.
an soTS p9w o ana e
line of N P. Ry., at only $3.50 an acre: 1,6oO
: fenced, At only S. Bar an acre. richardson {
Tautges 500 Phoenix Building. !
SlS PER ACRE, l60 ACRES, 22 MILES NORTH;
three miles to station; 70'acres meadow; ~ 600
five acres on Minnehaha parkway; s22o five
fruit ranch, Minnetonka, for rent l. A. Duns-
: moor, GIG Phoenix,
FOR sALE-95-ACRE FARM ON LONG LAKE,
Y minutes drive from Long Lake X: r. depot,
nice shade trees: road lined BY fine, large eims;
splendid farm for stock, dairy or fruit; ideal
place for city mans summer home. Inquire
Of G. II: Gangelhofr, e12 list st n or owner,
81. w. Reyes, Wayzata $3.50 ~ -.
FREE GOVERNMENT PINE LAND CLAIMS IN
California with ,O00 900 feet of sugar pine to
the quarter section. See Thomas Watts, GIT
Phoenix building, about it.
e,e4o ACRES IN RED LAKE COUNTY, MAR
shall and kittson counties; good land. retails
from SIS to- SIT per acre. Price $13 per acre
for the whole of it; this is snap. Address
1851, Journal. .T'.-
COLORADO IRRIGATED FARMs-WHERE AL.
falfa grows three crops year; tracts of &c
acres; long time; easy payments; Southern
Colorado Land Company's property in San Luis
valley. George Girling & Co., 40 Temple
Court Minneapolis. MINI.
IF it is Guaranteed by Girling it is Good"
AN INVESTMENT, LARGE OR SMALL, IN
carefully selected farm lands in Minnesota and
Wisconsin is sure to double. l have the best
arrangements for securing at the lowest prices
A. T. Ankeny, 500 Globe building. =
$1,000 TAKES 81 ACRE IMPROVED FARM,
with house and barn, 16 miles Minneapolis.
goo acre acres, finely improved good buildings
Minneapolis. $26. Equitable Land Co., 44a
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WE HAVE TRACTS OF 500 TO 1900 ACRES OF
fine land in central Minnesota, adapted to gen
eral farming stock raising, abundant mea-
dows and we'll watered. Cheap and easy
terms. Get our list. Smith Bros, ITO Temple
Court - =
FINE FARMS ON BEAUTIFUL LAKES, so
miles from, st. Paul, close to county seat; also
other choice FARMS capable Of producing all
crops grown in the middle states to perfec-
ton; seeing, you will believe; you cannot in
spect them and stay at home; shown free. o.
3. Harris. "a = 4th st, st. Paul.
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FOR SALE.
ST. Toulouse, 8 rooms, 18th ay S, 22d st.
$I5OO-House, rooms, 14th av S, 25th st.
$1,3O0-House, s rooms, 18th ay 8, 9th st.
$2OOO-House, Z rooms, Bloomington and oath.
$9O0-House, 6 rooms 9th st and 10th av S.
$1,3OO-Ho,ise. s rooms, 32d st, 10th av s.
y $1,1OO-House, 6 rooms, Knox av, 9th av N.
Z $t150-House, Z rooms, 26th ay N, Lyndale.
$1,3OO-House, z rooms. 4th ST. 32d av N
49, 100-Cottage, modern new, 36th, Stevens.
c. G. Lester, Century building.
ACRES, HOUSES, FARMS AND CHOICE RESI-
dence lots cheap; prices are sure to advance;
carefulness and economy in renting and man
agement of buildings See L. L. Sutherland,
real estate, loans, rentals and insurance, SOP
Oneida block.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE

~.~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~
Improved.
w: A. BARNES & CO., 30O-s02 NICoLLET Av,
issue rental bulletin every Monday. Call or
SEND Tor our new real estate lists.
EDMUND G. WALTcN's CATALOGUE OF
mouse bargains and plats of suburban lots on
applicat1on at Office. 300 Hennepin av.
soUTHEAsT-FoR SALE, FIVE VERY FINE
new modern houses, hot water and furnace
neat, oper plumbing; hardwood floors and nm
1sn; three on 9th av and 9Th st Sc; two on
Division st and 18th av Sc. George G. An
drews Ex.. I'll Globe bldg
OR EXCHANGE FOR MINNEAPOLIS PROPER
", large, first class house in st. Peter;
quarter block"tof land. Campbell, Pillsbury
10 PER CENT CASH AND MONTHLY PAY.
MENI-WE STILL HAVE A GOODLY LlSI
", HOUSES IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF TIE
ClIY ON THESE REMARKABLE TERMS;
SEND OR CALL FOR LIST.
w. w. CLARK, 313 NICOLLET.
STOP PAYING RENT-wE WILL BUILD OR
/ sell you new house on easy payments. Rob-
ert X. Betcher s. Co.. 507 Phoenix building.
FOR sALE--A NEW BRICK HOUSE; HOT.
water heat; strictly modern: eight rooms.
3342 Chicago av S. Easy terms.
BARGAINS NEAR THE SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL.
/ $l,25O-Seven rooms, best repair, yard fenced;
little barn; rent, $14
$1,550-55x66, corner lot, with house of eight
large rooms, barn, trees, stone walks, etc. /;
500 cash and SIS per month, seven large
rooms fine repair; rental, $12;- small lot; taxes
JAMES G. WILLARD, sos Phoenix.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
WE ARE STILL DOING BUSINESS IN
plumbing, heating and lighting; office and
shop, 1908 Clinton nv; T. G., 1165; down town
office, 80 N. Y. Life Tel, r. c. 500; N. W..
124S r. C. Black & Co. !, ~ d.. r.. j,
WE WISH TO SAY A FEW WORDS ABOUT
filtration of water it seems that few people
realize the fact that water filters fast
coming to the front. t.e.s.
In Cincinnati alone there are over 700 fl
tiers In In this city have our filters
among the leading business men and have Sc
cured from them testimonials printed in
booklet whichlis now ready for distribution.
We take pleasure In asking all who use
city water and spring water to come and exam
inc our filters. We received the worlds fair
medal.
q We you money by buying filter for
your home.
Hygia Filter Co., e. NJ. Anderson, agent, bo4
Sykes block
wANTED-PEoPLE WHO LOVE THE TRUTH
to attend religious meeting at the hall in the
Berg1und block, corner Of 18th av and
Franklin, Sunday, Sept. IA, at 3 p. m. Don't
miss it.
MONDAY PICTURE sALE-NEw OIL PAINT
ings, framed up pictures, new mouldings,
oyals. We frame pictures cheap. Zesbaugh,
II 9Th st s, .g7ef4Ess.
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AMEs COURT, ON 18TH ST, BETWEEN 1sT
and I'd avs S, will soon be completed. Flats
and apartments from two to seven rooms
each will be the best in the city. Call for
plans and prices.
Waverly F1ats-We have for rent here two g.
room flats on the LIST floor at $50 each. They
are thoroughly modern and in good order
1928 Tenth st S-This second floor fat is not yet
rented. It is new, has six rooms, hot water
heating plant
MOORE BROS & SAWYER
81 Nicollet Avenue.
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WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY ONE OF THE
best 200-acre farm, one mile from Harry station
in Wright county, ~ miles from Minneapolis
near school, church and creamery, is one of
the finest producing farms; As acres under
pillow, timber, meadow fine pasture, seven
room house, barn, ice house, granary and other
buildings, all in good condition. best kind of
soil. on travelling road neighborhood most
American. We ask $50 per acre Come and
we will show you this farm and you will find
it cheap; such kind of farms are not many
for , such price ca for our fan circular
Wright and Stearns county. julius Crosse
Co., Boston Block, Minneapolis
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IN HOUSES-$650 ONLY FOR SIX
room house near 28th st and Both av 8; $3.50
for seven-room house corner Cedar av and 35th
ST. block from end of car line; 81 $50 for
seven-room house in nice condition, near 23d
st and 18th av s: $1,sO0 for seven-room house
near list av s and Lake st; So, $50 for 1O-room
eight-room house and large, lot near Franklin
and 4th ay S. $1,000 for modern house near 9th
av and franklin. W. @. Allan 219 kasota
block
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725 ACRES BURNT OVER LAND IN PRICE
county, Wisconsin; level; nosstone; well wa
tered; would make fine stock farm; price $4.25
per acre. Bruner. 223 I'd av s.
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: 50, 600 ACRES OF. LAND
3 4 IN WASHINGTON, ~ =,
- Ct 6n DEp ArP IT = .'-.i-- :

o. o o Q o Q o % o 90 o
LANDS FREE-GovERNMEN LAND IN
Minnesota to homesteaders. Meadow land,
hardwood, spruce, cedar and white pine. (
Fine land for farming purposes Lands
for sale in Minnesota, North Dakota and
Manitoba. For particulars, see
The Northern Land and Locating Co.,
go sol Lumber Exchange. -. 49,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR.
Good Exhibit and Great Interest Is
Shown.

ST. George. Sept Naturalization coun-
tvs fair opened yesterday with exhibits
from all over the county.
The ARRANGEMENTS were all of the best
and everything was started off in fine
shape
The horticultural exhibit is perhaos as
tine as was ever shown here the fruits
oeing most excellent. both in fresh anc
dried varieties.
The agricultural exhibit is very good.
showing every variety OF product The
sauashes and melons are very large and
fine- The potatoes are perhaps the very
largest ever grown since the country was
settled.
The most interesting exhibit Is that
made bv the Ladies' silk Association
which. though an institution OF small and
unpretentions proportions. is one bound
to make a mark in this section In spite
OF all of its discOuragements. The made
articles on show are an inspiration OF
can or could be done in profitable way
were the Industry properly launched with
skilled management. silk dress patterns.
silk flowers. rugs. hats and draperies OF
all kinds are spread before the wonder
ing beholders. and then again Is the Op-
Grafton in its different stages going on
before the onlooker. Also cocoOns piled
10 high OF the very best quality.
Many good exhibits are being made in
the livestock department.
The sport feature OF the fair Is prov
suffered defeat at the hands OF the 81.
George girls IN very beautifully con-
tested game and were In no way dis
graced BY the defeat. The 81. George
bows also captured the foot race from
the Panaca FLYER IN two straight heats