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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
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FOR SALE

-. - BuEllNkeS BROPERTh
$4,000 Tor retail business property on Ygth
ST., near Farnam. Responsible teuanh will
take aO-year lease and pay So per cent
and repairs during life OF lease.
200 for 4-story and Basement brick
bullding. illt and iI4st Harvey SIT rental
5000 per year.
$4,000 for s-story and basement brick build
ing, lot 44x1S2 feet, on Farnam between
18th and 18th SITS
$4,000 for 2-story and basement substantial
brick building, lot e0x15O feet Noe. 4lS,
4l5 and az N. 18th St, South Omaha.
Rental $500 per year.
$4,000 for S-story and basement brick build
ing, lot 22XlS2 feet, No. 10lS Farnam st.
Rental 5000 per year.
$500 for 66x132 feet, rental $3.50 per year,
jackson St, between nth and 18TH sts.
Wholesale district.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
$6,b00-9-room modern house, lot 75xi40 IT,.
with frontage on two sta. Park ave, near
Leavenworth.
sS;l5o-s-room modern house. seth ST., near
Farnam.
S, $S,25Q-lO-room modern house lot 6sxls2 IT,,
leased $50 per month, blocks from high
A.OCo-s,- rooms. lot sexls2 IT,, near high
stOOO-sroom modern house, SOth ave. near
Pacific
&,60o-9room modern house, a213 Locust st.
$2,0oQ-I-room house, 42l2 Nicholas st.
N,H0-1-roOm house, lot S3N132 IT., 2309 Call
fornia St, opposite Creighton college.
A,&O-l-Toom house, 34l6 Martha st.
GEORGE q COMPANY. 1601 FARNAM ST.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
SPECIAL OFFERS

Colo, Baca CO., 1Go a. land.
Conn, Fairfield CO.. IS a. and impts.
"a, brownsville, 10 a; fine res. site.
Ill, Edwardsville res, tenement houses
office bldg. and lots.
Ill, PULASKI CO., q a. and impts., fruit belt.
Chicago, Oak Park, bldg. lot. Bieneld add.
Chicago, Ravenswood 9-r. res. aud lott
shade and fruit; 3 blocks 70 r. r..
Ind, Starke CO.. 20 a. and impts.
kans.. Shawnee CO., 20 a., 10 mi. from
Kans., Bourbon CO.. 80 a. and impts.
kans, jackson CO., so a. and impts.
Kans,, Bourbon CO., 100 q. and impts.: 40 a.
cultivated; near X. II.
kans., Parsons res. and a.
Me- Hope Island, OF 100 a.. near Portland;
lS-r. house, private wharf, beautiful
woods, ETC.; fine location for summer
Md. Garrett CO.. 80 a. and impts.
Mass, Long Meadow, good res, and y a.
Mich, Calhoun CO., 95 a. and impts.
Mich. Detroit, 26 bldg. lots. 1,S2O n. 'front.'
age. Belmont ave. north OF Boston.
MINI, Todd CO.. 72 a, mach. and impts.
MINI; Todd CO.. so 50 a. Is a. timber
Mont, Beaverhead Co. 40 a. and impts.
Neb.,. Sheridan CO.. 1,S40 a. and impts. 10 a.
timber; III mi. from r. r.
n. Y, Orange &C co., s a. any fruit ip's and truck
farm; e-r house. barn; near r. r.
N. D, Mclean CO., stock ranch, 1850 a,
1000 a; tillable; springs.
Ohio, Wayne CO., 81 a. wheat land
Ore, Lane CO., 100 a. timber land.
Pa, Erie CO., S6 a. and impts.
s. C.; Chester c9i Sl7 a. and imipts.' 80 a.
Tex.. Alvin, 10 S' a. and mpts.; Spt ali Ii in fruit
and berries; mi. to r. r.
Utah Utah salt . Lake CITY res; "a and dot lot
North American Building, Philadelphia:
RESTS 20
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
WAITER L. sELBY.

HOUSES AND LOIb.
New cottage, rooms, South Omaha, only
500: terms, $40 down and $40 per month,
or will trade for vacant lot
7-rOom house, city water, gas and sewer
connection, paved street and cemented
sidewalk; convenient TO Omaha or South
Omaha; near new 24th stret car line; only
$500
broom modern house, near Hanscom Park;
a hne home. Only $500.
LOTS.
We have several beautiful building lots
convenient TO car line that We can sell for
s. and $40 per month, and when your lot Is
paid for loan you sufticient money %
build e home on monthly payments. SEE
US BEFORE BUYING.
DOUGLAS COUNTY FARM
500 acree Douglas county; 400 acres under
cultivation, balance pasture, A bargain
at $50 per acre,
land In Mcpherson county, Nebraska;
living water year around: 1000 acres will
grow alfalfa; range will carry 1000 head
cattle; 90 trade for Omaha property.
Fire, Tornado Health, Life and Accident
Insurance IN Gilt Edge Companies.
WALTER l. SELBY,
Tel. 1910 Ss8 and sS4 Board OF Trade Bldg
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Five-room cottage, cIty water, 3O3S Emmett
ST.. This property would make Mise home;
Five-r%oom % house house, 2sis S's Miami, an city water.
sewer, storm windows, some fruit trees
This property is Just bens painted ! and and
500 cash, balance same as rent.
party wants money, 1890; $500 cash, bal
Five-room cottage, 2525 South 11th St. nice
shade trees, good repair. H,!yO
car line; Just the home for street car
Fiys-rOom cottage. full lot, in Walnut Hin,
trees, good repair. loss 8. 18th, $50
seyen-room house. n. T.; corner sd and
and paid for. 1900
seyen-room modern house. 252s Davenport
sevenyroOm. modern. $50 South 2lst Ave-,
$500
seven-room. city water. JOS 8. 27th St., full
Seven-room, modern. on paved street. fully
paid. 1914 Francis ST., 1900.
seyen-room, modern, lsh S, sSth Ave. 1850;
EStroSm room %odefn ss Ger ssa SoSte Steam heat.
ing, pi!sspesa pise gggSod barn. on paved street,
EfSht-room. modern, 52i5 California, Ave
minutes walk from postofice; owner lives
N east need money; says S2'75o wili
ren-room modern fate near High school,
with space for three more houses. now
rent at 500 per year, ground 68xl4s
Eight-room modern house, near Hanscom
park, rents TO good tenant owner In Cali
fornia, says need money IN my business.
Eieht-room modern house on 2sth Ave.
south OF Lake; owner has to remove from
city 1900. This property Is a bargain
park, 1.250.
VACANT PROPERTY.
Nice building lot, 18th and Harvey. south
front, 81, 80.
front. sl05O,
Three and one-haif acres, Hanseom park.
/ Nice lot, 18th and Burdette 500
Nice corner lot, 36th and Lafayette Ave
in Bemis park, owner had TO leave city
says get me $3.50 cash.
Two acres in South Omaha, on 18th
ST., 81, 500.
! s lots east Of Krug park, $4,000
one acre in Central park. $4,000.
/ Half lot west OF 10Th. on Farnam ST., snap
/ sixteen lots on new Florence car line, SStO
Two lots In Orchard Hill, on PARKER ST.
| south front S225.
1924 Douglas Street.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
Tukey & Son,
Bargains This Week

l2 acres, fruit farm west OF Florence, 8, $50.
Beautiful home at 246 So. 10th, 8 rooms,
all modern, $3.50.
Lantrys homestead in Florence, 10 rooms
all modern 4 acres, 5000.
1901 So. 3lst., 10 rooms, all modern, 5000
l6OS kyner Ave, 8 rooms. 81, 400
AID and Corby, rooms, large lot, some
fruit, easy terms, $500.
Acres, $40 down and S. per month north
OF Central Park, and also west of Amber
Place.
Lots on 25th and Grande Ave-. SO down
and s. per month.
Lots on 18th and Taylor, $40 down and s.
per month.
Lots in Bemis Park. $40 down and IS per
month.
A. p. TUKEY AND SON,
444-445 Board OF Trade Bldg.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

BRICK stone building. only blocks from
p, .. Occupant doing fine grocery busi-
ness. Price 5000 cash or will exchange
Tor desirable residence property, pre-
ferably In Walnut Hill near 10th & Ham
ilton. Bemis, Paxton block RE-sl2 ~
BARGAINS in real estate in Omaha or
South Omaha. Have Douglas county
ton: all under cultivation. Fine fruit
farm, well improved, at a bargain in BEN
son.
RoBT. H. LANpERYou, az CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
D. V. SHOLES co.

Telephone 49. 1890 N. Y. Life.
81 .25o-5 rooms, lot 25x16O, city water, S1st
and Pacific.
81 800 rooms, full lot, modern, with fur
mace and barn, Druid Hill. A big snap.
$lSjQ-S rooms, large two-story elegant re-
front ~ 4 block I South south of II Lake; @ 2sis No.
2sth Ave. SNAP.
s., ,6OO-6 rooms, modern but furnace, slate
roof, stone walks, good brick barn, cor.
on alley, near 18th end Corby. WANT
QUICK OFFER.
81, TOO rooms, sewer, water, gas, good re-
ERN OWNER SAYS SUBMIT OFFERS.
50, ,5o0-7 rooms, strictly modern, new, i'm
mediate possession, Dewey Ave- and ath.
Do not fail to see this.
A, ,10o-7 rooms, modern, oak finish and
floors, very choice. E. front on 2Sth near
s5,OOO-6 large rooms nearly new, strictly
modern, finest plumbing, handsome In
terior, beautiful location. WEST FAR
NAM DISTRICT. right on top OF the HILL
south front. CHOICE.
s6,O0o-Corner lot, SOxlOO feet, fine view, 0
rooms, all modern, oak finish, fine home
s6,2Oo-East front, Hanscom Place, Georgia
Ave, near Park school, 10 rooms, oak
faHish Rhs1 I% R9FEEq0d % 6S2To tSGEs very CHOICE
50, $9,50o-Near S2d and Dodge, 8 rooms, strictly
modern, handsome interior, excellent re-
pair, strictly up to date, fine large barn.
VACANT
sS5o-S2x124 on 18th near Lothrop, all specials
5Oxi55 on slst Ave north OF Dodge; very
fine, paving all paid.
Ave. and HARNEY, BEAUTIFUL lot,
best residence corner in WEST FARNANf
DISTRICT for price.
81, 800 for two other lots, each SoxlsO. adJoin-
S6,000-e5xi85 on CORNER 39th and FAR
NAM. THIS Is THE BEST corner lot
Tor houses, or lve flats, in this section.
ACRES
acres WEST Of So. Omaha near L street,
20 acres near the oRPHANAGE in BEN
SON, u mile from car, $500.
FARMS
1l0 acres near GREENWOOD, Cass Co,
well improved. Jerry fine $3.50. Imme-
diate possession If sold by April l. BAR
GAIN.
100 acres l mile north OF Denton, Ian
well improved farm. A SNAP at s45 pei
40 acres we'll improved, south of Gretna,
very choice, 5000,
100 acres 5 miles s. W. of Waterloo, Doug
las Co., fair improvements, 1900.
so acres IA miles north OF WAHOO, about
p very fine bottom land, balance east
slope, all good land, medium improve
ments, IMMEDIATE possession, BAR
GAIN, $50 per acre.
RANCHES
| s,040 acres, HOLT CO., IL miles south OF
Inman, on ELKHORN RIVER, fne i'm
provements, 5 miles running water, .
cut 1000 tons hay or will raise ALFALFA
Several thousand acres free range FOL
5000 head OF cattle. BARGAIN, S22 900
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

Real estate dealers speaking Of this SUBJ
ject say that the proportion of foreign and
nonresident owners Of Omaha real estate
is gradually decreasing, as the residents
become able to invest surplus at home.
Said one Of them:
"At one time 30 per cent of the savings
banks and trust companies of New England
were holders OF more or less Omaha prop
erty, which they had been forced to ac-
quire through foreclosure Of mortgages,
Today the proportion will not be more than
so per cent, as residents of the city have
purchased the land at figures which would
not be considered by the present holders.
This tendency is Increasing at a fair rate
and the time is not far distant when Omaha
will practically own the land upon which
Omaha stands, and the nonresident owner
will become a rarity"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
R. c. PETERS & co.
Ground Floor Bee Bldg.

6 rooms city water barn, all fenced, $3.50.
S-room house, close in, owner wants to
exchange for Broom cottage.
1O-room house, corner lot all modern eX-
cept furnace, 5000.
An elegant house In Hanscom Place, mod
ern and finely finished 5000
500 ACRES good hay land in Holt county,
Neb. Owner wants residence in Omaha,
and would exchange,
$50 acres fine land in Harlan county, Neb.,
at $3.50 per acre.
A fine farm near LaPlatte, Neb., 24o acres.
we'll improved SEQ
We have three good houses to sell on
monthly payments. A reasonable amount
must be paid in cash to assure sale.
r. c. PETERS & CO.. Bee Bldg.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

FOR SALE or lease for a term OF years,
trackage property, 132 by 1S2 feet on S. Z.
corner 18Th and Grace Sts., paved, ad-
joins Omaha Casket building on north.
Apply to Arthur c. Wakeley, 500 New
York Life building, Omaha. RE-S0S Is
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

Pinned Faith

being a shareholder in the company which
owns the Winona apartment house. The
Havemeyer family is also interested to a
limited extent in Omaha houses, both in
the business and residence districts. These
are not owned by the sugar king, but by
brothers and nephews.
Senator Paddock, who resided at Beatrice,
was an early resident of Omaha and in
territorial days acquired a considerable
amount OF Omaha real estate, which he held
at the time of his death. and some Of which
is still held by his heirs.
Hiram A. Tuttle, a former governor OF
New Hampshire, owns some dwelling houses
in the city which he received as his share
in a defunct loan company, which at the
time Of its liquidation held securities on
Omaha land. Senator Spooner until re-
Gently held some lots in the city acquired
in the same manner. but they have been
sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

HOW'S THIS? 16-room brick nat, yields
owner, who occupies three rooms a
monthly income Of 81, centrally located,
only few blocks from postoffiee, can be
Is per cent on investment. Bemis, Pax
ton block. REDO 22
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

Of republican political tendencies, was
driven into the customs house by number
OF the politically incensed residents Of the
Crescent City. is a holder Of some valuable
property on Farnam street adjoining tho
home OF Senator Millard. 1t is said that
this property is to be improved in the near
future.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

Among owners Of Omaha real estate
there are a number who have attained
more than average prominence in national
and International life, and. although the
number is being reduced generally, as
Omaha people come to own a greater pro-
portion OF the property Of the city, there
are still a few whose names would not
sound strange on either side Of the At
lantic ocean.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

Groom modern house at 2lO8 Oh
cago street, lot 60xl32, owner writes
me to sell this by April l. What
will you give for it.
rooms, up-to-date. lot 5Ox150; 4l47 lizard.
$2,100.O0. .
rooms, water and sewer, 2527 Davenport.
lot 33x115, $l750.00.
s-room modern house in Kountze Place;
paved street; only $2,S00.00.
rooms 2913 N. 30th St., house good as
new, lot 70x16O; 100000
Broom cottage and full lot, north OF
hoNN'Ne VA RE-SSO %
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

ALL SORTS OF PROPERTY, IN
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY; AT
ALL PRICES.
RESIDENCES.
$50, ,0o0-2509 Cass ST., l6 rooms, 8 lots, barn.
$lS 0C0-9G2S @ @ Dodge ST. one of the best in city
s,0o0-5ls So. 26th St.. rs feet east frontage.
s 1,0o0-131S Park Ave, 100 feet frontage.
: 10oo-216 n. ed St. large modern house.
s'S0S-Sl0 $40 So, 18th 9Th Ave. rooms. oft lot.
|! 6'WO-lg96 So. S3d ST.. rooms, modern.
: 5,5oo-2579 Harney St, 10 rooms, barn.
) 5,000-631-535 So. 18th Ave, 66-foot lot
SSSSi2 -sSi2 GGhicSgo st. Gon rooms moSern'
2,5oO-s: w: Cor. S7th and Marcy sts,
! 1,e0O-l723 Van Camp Ave. two lots, barn.
S-ss6s sorSy so syh St St. oErnes farss iSt tot
450-S22l Miami st.
BUSINESS
SIS. 600 Five-story brick wholesale building,
66xl32 trackage; 1201-3-5 Jones St.
a2'OOO-Thrss-stOry In Sc brick. iSos-lO-n Doug
$4,000 ThTee-story brick, sls-l5-17-lS-n-sa
al2ooo-Three-story stone and brick, 1n4
! -Three-story brick, lC1 So: 18th st.
TRACKAGE:
s2,OOO-ee feet. on Nicholas ST., bet. z2d and
81 1,500-S35 feet, 10th and Clark SITS.
$3,00o-l00 feet on 18th ST., opposite Sunder-
land Bros. new plant.
VACANT LOTS.
$6,oOO-6S-foot lot on eth St., next north OF
Union Pacific headquarters building.
10000 feet west frontage on Park Ave,
bet Mason and Pacific SITS.
E,750-& feet east frontage on 39th St.,
West Farnam district.
H,70O-127h east frontage on 30th St., by
l2b feet north frontage on Seward st.
1890 feet south frontage on Charles St..
bet. 34th and S6th Sts.
40O-6O feet south frontage on Blonde st.,
bet. 34th and 35th SITS.
: 400-l00 feet frontage on 27th st. bet,
Sprague and Sahler Sts.
FARMS.
$5, 5,6O0-160 acres in Gage Co, Neb., ~ miles
east of Blue Springs. HISTORY house,
barn, corn crib, two wells, etc
5000 acres in Sarpy Co., near Gretna
good house, barn orchard, etc., all
fenced.
HOWARD KENNEDY & SON.
209 First National Bank Building.
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HOWARD KENNEDY & SON,
209 First National Bank Building.
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MONEY to loan on residence property.
w. H. Thomas, First Natl Bank Bldg.
RE-72-22s
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
Small Tracts Cheap

40 acres near Gretna. all good, tillable land;
broom house, barn. orchards 81, 400.
8 acres in Brighton addition, west of the
fort. The cheapest thing we know Of
500.
81 acres near Ruser's Park, fine view $500.
1 acre, Belvedere addition. near Miller Park
$3.50.
16 lots, being all OF one block in Florence,
one block from proposed car line, fine for
garden or fruit, $3.50.
70 acres just of of Center street and west
of Hanscom Park high and slightly just
the place for suburban home. I,600.
HASTINGS q HEYDEN,
$40 n. Y. Life Bldg.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

s215 So. 29th ST. rooms all modern, fruit
trees, grapes, paved street, cemented
walks, 2 lots. Owner wants 81, 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

The heirs of the writer of "Thanatopsis," :"
William Cullen Bryant, are owners, of con-
siderable property in the city, consisting
of dwelling houses mainly in the north
ern part Of town. They are represented
locally by w. T. Graham and include among
their number F. N. Goddard, a New York
editor.
Senator Hopkins of Illinois is interested
in Omaha real estate to a slight extent,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

1926 Parker, Z rooms, all modern, barn,
paved street. A nice place for $780,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

The 'alien landowners law" is respon-
sible for one landlord Of foreign title in
Omaha. He owned some Nebraska farms
and when the law went into effect traded
the land for property on st. Mary's avenue,
near Twenty-ffth street. This is Sir
James Reckitt Of Hull, England, who owns
the property jointly with Rev. Benjamin
Glasgow of the same city.
One OF the wisest alien owners Of Omaha
reality is Horace Plunkett. for a long time
union member OF Parliament from Ireland.
who WIS defeated at his last campaign by
Colonel Arthur Lynch. who is now serving
a life sentence in an English penitentiary,
after being sentenced to death as a traitor.
Mr. Plunkett has taken up the policy OF
improving his Omaha property and is max
ing II pay a good return upon the invest
ment. He owns the Crounse block, new
building on Dodge street near Sixteenth
and one Of the best apartment houses of the
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

Probably the most famous owner OF
Omaha realty is Admiral Dewey, who owns
a few town lots upon which dwelling houses
are constructed. He secured this property
by reason OF ownership in a New England
financial institution which made loans on
the land and was ultimately forced to take
the property. His local agent here Is
Thomas Brennan.
The most valuable of the city property
owned by persons Of more than average
note is the holdings of the Folsom estate.
which includes Mrs. Grover Cleveland. Part
Of this property is the site of the Boston
store, while one Of the lots was sold TO
the government for the site of the present
federal building.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

1922 So. 2Sth St. rooms all modern, oak
finish. An elegant home for somebody.
Price, $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

FINE east front lot near s2d and Pacific;
natural stone walk. Price, $3.50. Bemis.
Paxton block. RE-el1 %
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS
LOOK AT THES

LOOK AT THESE.
1889 So, 2Sth St, rooms, all modern, paved
street; lot 45xl50 feet. A very nice little
home for 50, 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

1897 So. 9th St., rooms. all modern; lot
5Ox127 feet. A snap at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

If none of these suit you come in and look
over our large list OF other bargains
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
The Omaha Realty Company,
1914 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA.
FOR SALE

ALL SORTS OF PROPERTY, IN
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, AT
ALL PRICES.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

President Rutherford B. Hayes at one
time owned a number of lots on North
Sixteenth street, and as there is now cur
rent the rumor Of the willard sideboard"
which, in the mind Of some imaginative
writer. was presented 10 the wife of the
former president because Of her we'll known
total abstinence views, it may be interest
ing to recall that President Hayes prop
erty was the Osthoff saloon.
William Pitt Kellogg who made things
interesting for himself and the federal
government at New Orleans in 1873, when
the government Of the state, as repre-
sented by himself and few other persons
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

s25 so goth ST., rooms, close in, S2,5CoOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

For sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
w. H. GATES,
6I7 N. Y Life. Phone 1894.

THE BYRON REED CO.. 2i2 So. 14th st,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
ADDITION

WE must have some more good residence
property, as we've about sold out all we
had listed. Can guarantee you q caA h
buyer for anything you have II price Is
reasonable Bemis, Paxton block,
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
w. A. Spencer,
626 NEW YORK LIFE.

5O-Good lot near Central Park school.
250-3 choice lots near motor, Just right
for chicken ranch.
H,O00-Good 5-room cottage, close in, city
water; easy terms.
s., ,600-2 broom cottages, city water. close
in; rent $19 per month.
nlOaa In
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-25
Approved March 20. 1903.
3D. F No. 17149-By Aid. Hinkens-
1t is hereby ordered by the Conn

3D. No 17149-By Aid Hinkens-
1t is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the City of st. Paul:
That the matter of paving Mississippi
street from Grove street to Acller street,
be anG the same is hereby referred to the
Board Of Public Works to investigate and
report.
First-Is this improvement proper and
Second2Give the Council an estimate
of the expense thereof and state whether
one-half of the cost thereof is to be paid
into the City Treasury before the contract
is let.
Third It is hreby determined
sum of four thousand $4,000 dol,
lars. or so much thereof as shall
propriated out of the General Fund fOy
the purpose OF paying for the citys por-
ton of the street intersections on said
street, and said Board of Public Works
gate and report if real estate to be as
sessed for said Improvement can be found
benefited to the extent of the damages.
costs. and expenses necessary to be in
street intersections, provided for as above
rected.
Fourth-Is such improvement asked for
upon the petition or application of the
owners of a majority of the property to
be assessed for such improvement.
Fifth-Send the Council a plan or pro-
Gle of said Improvement as required by
law. if you report in favor of the same.
SiXth-Send the Council a proper order
directing the work to be done.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Adopted by the Assembly March 49,.
Approved s1arch 20. 1903
Bd F No 1850
Resolved, That an order be drawn upon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-25
CONTRACT WORK.
Paving Sixth Street With Asphalt

Office of the Board of Public Works.
City of st. Paul. Mimi, March %, 1903
Sealed i, bids ;, VIII Ivd be received by the
corporation Of the City of st. Paul Min
nesota. at their office I'm said city until
p. IN. on the 9Th day OF April, A. ID.
1903. for the paving. with asphalt Sixth
(6th) street. from Rosabel street to the
westerly approach to the Sixth street
bridge $50 called, in said city. accord
ing to plans and specifications on file in
the Office of said Board
A bond with a least two (2) suretfes In
a sum Of at least twenty 900 per cent or
a certified check on bank Of St Paul.
in sum of a least ten G0) per cent OF
the gross amount bid. must accompany
each bid. Said check shall be made pay
able to the Clerk of said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
JOHN S. erode.
President.
Clerk Board of Public Works.
March 24-1903-10t
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-25

BID F No. 17165-By Aid. Dobner-
1t is hereby ordered by the Common
That the matter of widening Langford
avenue to a width of one hundred feet
from Smelling avenue to Raymond ave
nue. by cOndemning for said additional
width on the north side of said Iangford
avenue only, be and the same is hereby
referred to the Board of Public Works
to investigate and report.