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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-23
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MODERN HOMES.
S4775-A sacrifice price On thorough
"i y well-built. nearly new, fully mod
ern broom house on Fremont aV n.
between 18th end 18th avs. IT mas
n mants handsome ns emu buiitin sideboard;
there are five light and perfectly ven
tilatcd bedrooms on the second hoor
ern plumbing fine large attic, full
basement with cement floor, fully
equipped laundry. Worlds be. fur fur,
ance. This property is actually worth
much more money. Exact location
given at the office only:
s7,5oo-In Lowry Hill District near Sum- Sum-
room house; an attractive conven,
o iently planned and thoroughly well
home. For full particulars apply at Of
: So, 30o-Near Fremont av, $ and 9th st.
new, never occupied, thoroughly
modern eight.room house.
S3,175-Fuly modern eight-room house.
fist class in every respect. parquet
floors, hardwood finish, fine heating heat
plant. laundry. etc. owner leaving
sale. VIII submit close offer. ConVen-
lent to Nicollet av car line.
$2675-ln the eighth ward, new attrac,
, tive seven-rOom modern house,, take
our word for it. this Is exceedingly
!, s1,s75--on Harriet av near 2sth st, large
! nine room house, arranged for two famf-
, lies: city water upstairs and down:
sewer connections. large barn This
property is in fine condition and very
desirable at the price.
, 81 25O-Neurly new seven-room house. city
! water exceedingly well built and
, warm; near Logan av N and 26th av.
, 81, 75O-What do you think Of this? Thor
, hoiise on Fremont av N near the 9th
av car line.
, S3475-For an immediate sale; new eight
. room fully modern house. first floor
D finished in selected oak: hardwood
0 floors. good plumbing. full basement,
o cement floor. fine heating plant; loca-
0 tlon on Lyndale near Fairview Park.
o Particulars at office.
o THOMPSON BROS,
o 1O1 18th st s.
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THE BARGAIN OF THE YEAR.
We have beautiful level stock farm of $50
acres, in Wisconsin,, main travelled high
way, 100 miles from the twin cities and six
miles from a thriving town Of 1000. 1t al
most surrounds q hne, deep lake, one-and-
a-half miles long and half mile wide. Fine
3 well and several fine springs. Nearly all
: fenced with barbed wire, and 300 rods of five
foot woven wire stock fence on the ground
but not put up. IS acres broken and now
seeded to clover. Last year cut two tons per
acre. In 1902 it produced 20 bushels Of
wheat. Plenty Of good timber. Good soil.
Good house, 16x24x14, with L 12x24. Under
house is q good stone cellar which never
I freezes New frame barn, 24x4Sx16, with L
: l4x4S. Also good log barn and granary.
With it goes the following: $40 worth Of
grass seed for sowing the present season.
Good team Of young horses, with harness.
New wide-tire wagon. Low farm truck, with
six inch tires. Good platform buggy. New
Cheering binder, mower and rake. Seeder.
pillow, plow, harrow and corn drill. A
new stump machine, the best made. Twenty
six head of young cows and full-blooded Short
horn bull; 20 head Of Calves IA fine young
hogs; three full-blooded Poland Chinas. Plen-
ty Of good chickens and turkeys. AL neccs'
sary small tools and Implements
In order to make quick sale. we offer the
40 acres at the extremely low price Of $l5 an
acre. and on the easiest terms
No such bargain as this has been offered In
years, and anybody wanting frst-class stock
farm should investigate this
MINNESOTA LAND & LOCATING CO.,
1403 Washington s.
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ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

FOR SALE E.r.u 80, w.+er
bath, hot and cold water; everything In
sias. Built s'' By owner for home one
block from good line; near Portland
and 2sth st. Owner has good reason for
R2, 2oo~Crystal Lake av, nineroon house; cellar.
s shade tr Sas Just the place for nice
quiet home. AL improvements In street
SS5' rooms S on IL r. good
shops You can live in one and rent the
other. Terms, Goth century plan;
want offer for nine-room house, lot 6SxSO, fronts
south on 9th st near Lyndale; all modern
conveniences. Must be sold at once
sna sist st. r haqss
balance easy. Owner may take up. Make
ma $50. only, buys modern house except heat, Of
~'' nine rooms. on Sd az s, inside Of 2eth
st. Good barn; All improvements in
No 800 oniy. buys seven room modern house and
barn; hot-water heat; on 10th av s. In
40 a,oMNeW. seven room, all-modern house. with
hot-water plant, on Fremont av n, near near
zesn 81 in that that location. Small payment
carl, balance monthly. Look this tins up u6crs
''0 artstically arranged, in Calhoun district,
av s. fine location 45 two mo aIge con-
yeniences; good furnace and barn; price
only IS, 500, which Is CONCEDED 10 We very
no e5oN.smtbeast corner Garfield and 35th st,
two lots house of rooms, cellar,
we'll city water in yard, mantel, CRATE
and barn; terms easy. as,
ns 800 only buys house of twelve rooms, WIZ
all convenences; also six room mouse IN
the rear, on corner lot, 1S2xl6o soutn-
east near the university; good invest.
ment; nothing cheaper in this locanLy.
$4,000 buys a house of seven rooms Win 10Y
a3xle5, also barn and shop; on oth ST
near 9Th s. go.
a. 300 buys 3426 Garfield av, eight.room house.
large lot well located and good pur-
chase.
s7oo TO 81 900 HOUSES
r1rnbo,dt nv N near Longfellow near 35th.
Sntb at 2Sth st near 26th av s.
patb nv near 26th ST. 9th st near 26th av s.
e0th av s near Doth I'd st goth av.
Doth nv q near 2Sth st. 2Sth st s 9th st.
1oth az 6 near 18th Path st S near 23d st.
41st av near 9th st. "a ST near o ~, az.
Linden near Lyndale. 2Sth ST near Aot1 ~ ~
Russell 3Oth av n. JEFFERSON Ne near - ILL.,
2Sth near goth st. POLK near Latn
Hiawatha near 31st st. Lake near 1Aa ~ az;
22d av NE 9Th st. irving n near S aoi a''
Both S near 10th. F1nley Pl near gu se'
Finley pl near 3lst. itn st heai @Sc ~, Az
18th av 10Th. 10Th ST near AStn az:
Almost all of the above houses can De Douent
IN payment down and same as rent lor oaAahee.
re- N j. A. WALTERS,
New York Life Building
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S4,50o-40xl59, 18th ST, NEAR PARK, GOOD
Groom modern house. This will make
good investment for
$4,500-4Ox12S, Adams st NE, near 14th av, To-
room, modern, hot-water heat, and barn.
81, ooo-6sxso w 9th st. near Harriet, good g.
room house, city water, sewer, gas bath,
closet basement laundry and furnace.
$4,oOo-aox9o, corner on Lake st., near Fremont
with good S-roon modern house.
81 oOO-b5x165, Washington av N, near 22d av.
Store building and two houses. one of 8
and Of g.. with city water
sewer, cellars, etc. Always rented
So, 2o0--S7x124, LIST av s, Bath st, 8 rooms
modern, hot-water heat.
So, 5O0-4Ox125 q 3Sth st, near Nicollet, 8
rooms birch finish and floors throughout,
open plumbing, cellar etc.
So, S5O-2x127 Hennepin av, near 34th st, s.
room cottage, basement. open plumbing,
BATH gas, closet, brick mantel and fur
mace.
81, ooo-4th st N, inside of 18th av, rooms,
city water cellar, etc.
Houses at all prices.
WALTER L.. BADGER,
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3001 PORTLAND AV.
This house is little beauty and most capti-
waiting. It's Turkish red walls, quaint screens,
and dear old English staircase give you well
come directly you. step in the front door. The
din1ng-r room Is charming. real old Dutch, with
plate rack, bottle bottom window glass. black
oak doors and floor and sideboard. Two par
lors, with private porch so the baby cannot
sold for 81, 500, on easy terms, and includes
the newest plumbing the most complete and
elaborate system Of hot water heating, beaut-
full decorations, gas fixtures and two full-szed
lots. Also auto garage. Owner on the prem
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EDWARD j. o'BRIEN.

o o o o o. o o o o
EDWARD j. o'BRIEN.
1.25o-Beeutiful 5O-foot lot Irving
s1.2O0-Good six-room house, 18th av 8,
near 31st; frst-class condition.
1 81, 5Oo-Longfellow. near 35th. rooms.
city water up and downstairs, wet
sinks. cellar, stone walk, etc.
,300-Six-room. cottage, new: in first
class condition; full Easements.
bargain. Terms convenient. 800 9th
house. call at the office for permission
$1,900-Seven rooms entirely modern ex-
fBs on heat new and in Rsns 9or
SIS. 9Th av N. lear Emerson.
s1'' doors, i modern exc except heat, s.stoSs
$365O-1O rooms. modern house, lot 45x
and decorated: rents sss per month.
i So, 6o0-Portland av. near SD; good s-room
. house. city water. two story barn.
Good terms.
beautiful New England home; new;
hardwood finish and floors all over the
house. Laundry, combination heat,
, shade trees; A-scrc lot.
, AN INVESTMENT.
, $3.50.
) condition Rents 5000 per year. Taxes
, SOTO; insurance SIS: repairs s25; nets
D over Is per cent on price. Walking dis
b lance, food tenants.
FOR A QUICK SALE LIST WITH ME.
,o4 osrI HRw bI5ek ( eH65RH; FLOOR.
. &c % . .
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FOR SALE. @
$soo77-Cottage in Linden Hills, Lake 9
Harriet.
81 ,oOO-3215 Logan av N, rooms. city c
water in house; barn; lot 40x126. c
$1,OOo-1133 Grand av NJ. 8 rooms, city {
water. Make us an offer Of $500 and {
we might surprise you by taking it. {
S2O00-2435 Bloomington av. S rooms {
So, s,o 1.s Wing aN, near sist st, Calhoun
district; 6 rooms modern;. hot water {
heat; very comfortable cottage
home ~ 4gtessE
$4,5OO-Park av, inside of Lake st, 10
rooms, modern, bargain. -at
$6,20O-Oakland av and 31st st, fine home
of 10 rooms and barn. modern in
every respect; lot 95N120.
$6,5O0-W Oath st in Kenwood; a fine g.
loom modern house; lot 4Sx150.
]. F. CONKLIN & ZONNB CO..
115 TEMPLE COURT
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FOR SALE By G. W. RATHBUN.
3OS New York Life Bldg.


six-room summer and winter cottage, at
Lake Harriet Dell Park" one block
from lake and electric line; cistern; house
nicely decorated; large lot, plenty OF shade.
A nice home for small family. For par
ticulars call at my Office.
Nine-room house, No. 800 Sd av NE;
corner lot, so1114 feet; city water; all
cept paving: This is a desirable location
on the East Side and will be sold at a
bargain to close an estate. For further
particulars call at my office.
$500 for new, complete, modern
house, in North Minneapolis, located in
Highland Park; oak finish, hardwood
floors; everything complete for modern
house. The owner built this for home,
but has decided to leave the city. If you
are looking for something nice In that part
of the city, come and see me.
also have large list of unimproved
lots at Lake Harriet at various prices.
FOR RENT.
$11 for fat of four rooms, No. 1922 HUI
side av N; partly modern; small family.
$15-Five rooms one side Of double
house; two blocks from lake and one from
car. Would prefer small family without
children.
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$40, 000-A GENTLEMAN'S HOME-S10, 000
Right in the woods and surrounded by woods.
yet in the city of Minneapolis and overlooking
the city; situated on the west bank of beau
tiful Lake Calhoun, a little south Of the club
house, having large grounds, beautifully
wooded and sloping to the waters edge;
large house of ten rooms, and large barn, on
a high elevation commanding a view Of the
entire lake; more ideal spot for gentle
buildings cost over $4,000; the grounds, TAX
ing for valuation what was offered and refused
for the adjoining piece last season, are worth
over 100000; it has water frontage of 225
feet and back to Calhoun boulevard,
which is 100 feet wide. The owner of this prop
erty Is going to remove from Minneapolis and
| am instructed to sell it for Just $40. coo;
price what wifi be worth $4,000 or S25, 600 in
few years. Look this up, We men Of money,
and those who wish to speculate on sure
thing.
Would consider leasing to good party for a
term of years.
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$3.50, WORTH $1,000.
DON'T BUY A FARM BEFORE YOU HAVE
SEEN THIS.
1eO acres level prairie land, on beautiful
river, with good log building, near station and
only 35 miles from Duluth. Sufficient timber
In Minnesota It is as productive as the best
land in Red river valley. Every acre can be
plowed. Adjoining land selling fast at SD
Der acre. and will soon go higher. This is q
homestead which was fled on II years ago.
when there was considerable fancy govern
ment land in Minnesota. Present entryman
will relinquish for $3.50.
TINGDALE BROS,
Bank Of Commerce Building.
Minneapolis, MINI.
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IS, ooo-llox1s4, BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE COZ.
ner, with pretty Groom modern house, hard
out, mantel and CRATE; beautiful bathroom,
open plumbing attic, large basement. laundry,
servants closet, furnace, etc. Large barn.
double box stall, large carriage room and
mans room; barn. cost over $1,000 to build;
and Is nearly new. Fine lawn shade trees
shrubbery. etc. First-class neighborhood. Lo-
cation, Fremont av and 47th ST. about three
blocks from Lake Harriet. An ideal home.
where you can enjoy nature at It's best the
year around. VIII be glad to show you the
property.
WALTER L. BADGER,
300 Oneida Building.
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$3.50.
5Ox126 THIRD Ay s. INSIDE LAKE ST.
Roception-room finished in birch and ma
hogany stained; parlor and dining-room fin
ished in birch; mantel and gas CRATE;
built-in sideboard,, beveled plate, orna,
ceilings. electric bells, large pantry. with
cupboards, drawers and -four bin; refriger-
ator room, enamel sink, gas range; four
pretty bedrooms and bath on second
floor; white enamel; hardwood floors
turnout the house; open nickel plumbing,
porcelain bath, and closet; medicine cabi-
net towel rack, clothes press, good attic,
cellar plastered complete gas stove tfH in IN
splendid furnace; pipes all covered with
ASBESTOS. House is back plastered and
shades, water meter, lawn hose, ETC., go
with house. This Is worth looking up.
For particulars see me. ~
Houses at all prices.
WALTER L.. BADGER,
800 Oneida Block.
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residence lots and modern houses, near the
university. G. p. Gould, owner, 31b Ontario
ct Sc.
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MAKE US AN OFFER FOR THAT FINE MOD.
ern $500 residence on Fremont av 8, inside
26th st. Owner going to coast and wants
offer. Call and get the number.
LANGLEY BROS, 300 Kasota Blk.
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1850 CASH, SIS MONTHLY, WILL GIVE YOU
possession of charming, new, labor saving
cottage, with large garden space that will sup
ply the family. Use the cottage while you
are. making these small payments; property
will be worth rs per cent more in twelve
months. See 291S 2sth ay S and call on S..
H. Findley, 5l7 Andrus building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

1HpIUVSu.
Continued.
IS 800 - EAsT-FRoNT, NEW EIGHT-RooM
house Just finished at 2504 Garfield av, Doug
las school district; no contract work, and built
for owner: ventilating system. swell mantei.
of fine panel work, completely fitted kitchen;
lavatory on first door; beam ceiling; hard
wood floors and hardwood finish turnout; hne
bathroom, linen closet and medicine cabinet;
up-to-date plumbing; lots Of rich plate and
loaded glass; eight-foot basement divided into
dry, vegetables, fruit, coal and boiler rooms;
frst-class hot water plant of large radiation:
large attic; storm windows. Good terms can
be made. Open Sunday.
phil T. MEGAARDEN,
735 TemDle Court
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FOR SALEM CALHOUN PARK, NEW EIGHT
room house. modern except heat; full base
ment. 40-barrel cistern. nice lawn, cement
walks, hedge and shrubbery, half block from
Lake Calhoun and Harriet cars; must cell BY
May 4; best home for the money in Calhoun
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GREAT BIG SNAP.
For any one wishing to own home OF their
own and not having the money to buy a home
ments down required; simply monthly pay
ments. Two small houses in fair repair, large
Come quick or you will lose this chance
]. P. BLICHFELDT & CO.,
$50 Temple Court.
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NEW, MODERN HOUSE, BUILT BY DAY La
rors; coved ceilings: hardwood turnout large
dining-room, built-in sideboard and china
closet; plate rail; fine pantry, refrigerator
room: large kitchen; four fine bedrooms on
second floor; medicine cabinet; nickel plumb
ing, and decorated beautifully turnout; large
attic; full size basement: good heating plant
laundry, vegetable cellar II you are looking
for good, honestbuilt house don't neglect
to look this over; must be sold Call for par
ticulars. 1855 Harriet av. Owner.
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FOR SALE BY G. H. SMITH, e04 PHOENIX
BLDG.
1921 10th nv ST rooms nice condition. 81. 200
400 Franklin avg rooms and barn 2 1000
1927 9th SO rooms, modern, and barn $500
260S Clinton av-9 rooms, modern, barn. $500
2947 Portland av--9 rooms ............. $500
1925 I'd av So rooms ................. 1900
1926 Aldrich No rooms ............. ], 800
All on easy terms
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OWN YOUR HoMELYoUR RENT MONEY
will purchase it. Investigate our plan. Home
Building Realty Co.. OIL New York Ldfes
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-22
WILL OPEN HAINfS
GRANITE QUARRFS

Recent development In the granite
strated that there are hundreds of
acres of the finest granite In the
known world lying on the east aud
adjoining the town of ilaines. The
nature, extent and quality of granite
deposits in this locality were. until
recently, an unknown quantity, but
IA work has progressed under Sup.
erintendent King, who arrived here in
the month of May, equipped with the
experience of Il quarter of IA century
in the famous granite quaIries of
Barr, Vermont. il has now been fully
demonstrated that the quality is
superior to that of Barre, which
locality has retotore enjoyed the
distinction of being the greatest pro
ducer of the finest granite stone for
building aud other commercial pur-
poses in the world. and the extent Is
almost unlimited.
The holdings of the Northwestern
Granite company alone are now in
excess of four hundred acres and this
company is not supposed To have all
the granite land in this part Of the
country, aud i'm depth of deposit Sup
eriutendeut King says there is no
limit The quality OF granite, says
Mr.. King, always improves with
depth and the only limit Is the
depth at which operation becomes
Impractical.
The outpnt of the quarries of
Barre, Vermont, is thus becoming
limited al the demand is seeking
supply elsewhere. There are many
quarries representing large capital
with holdings In area of from six to
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-22
CAPTAIN Miller Found Old Cabin Used as
Store House in Early Placer
Days.

The building Is practically In
ruins, Captain Miller says, only a
part of the frame has withstood the
ravages Of the elements. He secured
several of the nails used in its con
struction ,and the interesting feature
to him IL that he sold these nails to
MIR. Day, over forty years ago. lie
got tenpennies and shingle mails aud
they are still In good state of pres
ervation and could be used over
again.
The building itself was constructed
of whipsawed tamarack, which IL to
say the lumber was sawed by hand:
after the primitive manner employed
in those days. Forty years ago
Granite Creek was at the height of
its prosperity, the rich plncers pro
ducing untold wealth In the yellow
metal. Since then the richer gravel
has been worked out, hut there yet
remains vast wealth To bc yielded up
To modern machinery. This IL
especially so In the instance of the
quartz Iedges which were the feeders
of the odd time placcrs.
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Captain G. S. Miller, who has ex-
tensive mining interests on Granite
Creek, Is In town comforting with
NJ anager Fuller of the Smelter In re-
gard to the shipment of ores from
his properties. Captain Miller was
reticent as to the quality Of the
rock which his claims are now pro-
ducing, but from outside sources IL IL
learned that he has mighty rich stuff
Captain Miller told The Miner
this morning of IA discovery % his.
toric interest which he recently made
on Granite Creek. He discovered the
ruins of an old building near his
property, which had been used as II
store by Ephrinm Day, In the palmy
placer days of Granite Creek, to
ues somewhat over worked phrase.
This was not later than 1864. And
what adds to the intreest Of the
mtter. IL the fact that the stock oi
goods handled by Mr., Day was sold
him by Captain Miller. who was
then In the Wholesale business at The
Dalles.
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fifteen acres. but the combined hold.
ings of all the companies now oper.
aiing in that locality would he
small compared To the hundreds of
acres row owned, controlled and
accessible 10 the Northwestern Gran.
ile company of llnines, Oregon.
The force of men engaged in the
work of cutting mud polishing stohe
ut the quarrics of Barre, Vermont,
has for years represented an army of
two thousand men, to sny nothing Of
those egnaged in the quarry and In
other tributary branches of this in
dustry. a force of twenty men or
more will be put To work In the
llainse quarry In n very short time.
aud the force increased from time
To time M the occasion requires, To
open up and develop this one of the
most valuable and promising in
dustries on the Pacific coast, along
the line of modern aud conservative
development. llaines Record.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-22
fCKMAN Will OPEN
HOTfL Al IPION.

A. Eckman. who recently disposed
of his stock of good at Greenhorn,
left this morning for Upton, to open
"A hotel at the new terminus of the
Sulnpter Valley roud.
Mr. Eckmun will get his ho-llcry
going just a- soon ar possible, .and II
il hi- intention later, when the town
builds up, To add stock Of goods IN
connection.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-22

r. l.. Keunon, Whitney, Oregon,
lumber. sash, doors, shingles, Luild,
no material. mining tim hers.
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Mr.. HATCH TAKES
TIME FOR THOUGHT

Hon. Francis NJ. Hatch, who first
learned of his appointment TO the Su-
preme Court bench on arriving home in
the steamer Siberia yesterday, was re-
quested by telephone to meet Chief
Justice Frear re-elect) and Associate
Justice Hartwell (elecO at the Judi
ciary building. He arrived at 3 o'clock
and there was a brief conference in the
Office of the Chief Justice
1t was generally expected in the
courthouse precincts that the Justices
would then be sworn into office To
eYerybody's surprise, Mr.. Hatch wished
to think over the matter of accepting
the office. at least over night.
MI Hatch being fatigued from travel
retired early last night, so that the
Advertiser was unable to ascertain
whether or not he had already reached
a decision.