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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
ATTORNEY ". 3. CHILDERs
WINS AN IMPORTANT SUIT

Attorney w. y. chnders returned
this morning from socorro. where he
has been engaged the past week IN
conducting the ease OF Dye. ChlIdera,
q Of, W. Creary, o. al. sui, lntolv.
ing tho title 10 the famous Compro.
mise mine in the White Oaks mining
district IN Lincoln county.
Mr.. Chlldera appeared for the plain.
tins In tho case. and the court ron.
dered a decision IN favor Of tho
plaintifa.
Att0rnsy n. H. Ferguson appeared
for the defendants. ana Immediately
after Judge rnrkof rendered hlB 40.
clsion, MT, Ferguson gave notice %
appeal 10 the supreme court.
The case has been IN tho courta Tor
several years, and was rcmanded
back 10 the district court IA Jann.
ary, BY the territorial supreme court.
u having been decided Ia favor Of
fhe defendants up 20 that time.
Mr.. DE. QUO OF the plaintiffs. "a n
wealthy rllnr owner of Joplin. No
He also returned 10 tho city today
with Mr. ChlldeFs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
TERRITORIAL TREASURER
RECEIVING FUNDS

The following public funds have
been received by Territorial Treasur-
er J. H. Vaughn
Donald Stewart, treasurer and col
lector Of Quay county, taxes 1903,
es2.0I; taxes 1905, ei.9s5.60.
Oncar l4ohman, treasurer and col.
loctOr 81 bona Ana county, taxes
1903, tSS.9S; taxes 1908. sis7.63i
taxes 1904, 87.69Sl2.
w ~ Williams, treasurer and col.
lcct0r of San Juan county, taxes
1909. Sass; taxes 1908, t9e.9i; taxes
1904. 81 ,f66.bi
J. 3. Lea. treasurer and collector OF
Chayes eounty, taxes 1909, f25,77i
taxes 1904, ei3.9lI15.
G. ,. Kelly, treasurer and collector
Of Luna county, taxes 1908. saT2.e2i
taxes i90f. tS.e6s.3s.
". o. Bursum, superintendent OF
the ponltentlary. conyicta' earnings,
si57.b0.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

is brought out by Ben goode. a miner,
and Father Mariana Guerrero. a Cath
olic priest. They live In ciln houses.
exactly as the supposedly extinct
race OF ciiff dwciiera lived. and sub
sist on corn and game killed with
crude weapons. They run at the ap-
pearanco of strangoBs. Their v0cah.
ulary II different from any known IN
Mexico. ana ie said 20 consist Of
few words. They are very small. The
village lH In q district full ~ ruins
OF prehistoric clin dwcliors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
ANOTHER INDUSTRY
FOR THIS CITY
Company Of Local Business
Men viii Build Big Sand
Lime Brick Plant.


From Thursdays Daily Citlsea1
W. ,. Barnes. OF san Francisco.
representing the sobwartE System
Brick company. arrived IN the city To-
day TO confer with the officers OF the
Albuquerque Sand.ilmo Brick com.
pany. . new conce n rocoatly incor.
porated. 10 cnftge In the manufec.
ture and sale of aand.limp brick. Mr..
Barnes trip 90 this city Il FOR the pur-
pose ot closing a deal with Toe IN
GERS OF the newly Incorporated com
pnny Tor the erection of a tnnd.limO
brick plant hore 30 cost Ia the noigh-
burhood of $4,000
ln company with W. m. Greer, J..
r. Mclaughlin and n. ~ Hickey. Mr..
ha nos waa takon for q drive about
The outskirts oi The city, Tor the par.
pose oi hnding = suitable site tor tho
location of the plant Several places
are picked out, bus a. yet no definite
site has beon arrived at.
How the Brick Are Made.
A Cltlxen representative inter.
vicwcd Mr.. ba uca relative TO the pro
cesa 0f manufacturing brick out of
eand and lime, ana be- gave the fol.
loving inte eHtinE explanations
THE component parts Of sand.lime
brick are very simple, merely sand
and lime, IN the proportion of eh to
"a per cent 0f sand and 10 per
cent Of lime Exclusive mixing.
weighing and grinding machines are
used for preparing the sand and lime
and mixing II In prope. proportions.
This part of the wO x Is very import.
ant aud is done BY the SchwRrts
system Brlck companys patented
acicutinc ayAtom. which system will
ue used In the Albuquerque plnnt.
AFTER the material la prepared Il
Il ted automatically into a heavily
constructed press, which moids
single brick at a time under extrcme
pressure and delivers them IN lrOnt
Of tho machine. The brick ao then
placed on specifically constructed
steel cars, holding ABOUT 1900 brick
each, which are sent direct 10 the
hardening cylinder, which 10 closed
and sealed, and steam pressure Of
l-u pounds 90 the square inch N
turned on and held Tor ten hours. The
drum " opened Bhen the hArdoninR
piocOss Is completed, ANA the finished
hick are then ready Tor the market.
Ia strength. In ability 20 stand crush.
ing strain and In effect Of lKtenso
neat. thcy exceed the pressed brick
made from ciay."
Mr. Iiarnoa Will romaln Ia Albu.
QsefQue several days, or until be and
the Oiacols OF the local company reac
some sort Of an agreement lie Is
enthusiastic about the project, and
thinks that Albuquerque ls an ideal
place for tho location OF such
plant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Dr. T. r. LAshclla, waO came here
from Pennsylvania early IN March,
TO recuperato from severe inurles 20.
celved In street car accident. has
decided 90 stay permanently Today
Ne resigned as United states pension
examiner, county Inspector for Penn.
aylyania's state board OF health,
steward end surgeon OF the spencer
hospital AZ Moadyiile, and surgeon
for the Besaemor a Gle railroad.
his leave cf absence having expired
June ls
No permanent place OF residence
has beon decided upon. but Il will
probably be somewhere IN this sec,
ton. and as soon as a choice has
boen made, hiH wife and chlidren
will join him. Tho doctor hAa prac.
tlced medicine for the past flfteen
years. but may decide 10 take up
some other Kind OF work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
plEo FRoM GxHAUsTloN.

The body of a dead man was found
near I.os piacltos. Ia Taoa county.
Monday afternoon, Deceased was
Identified as q man who had passed
Roman Mariners house earlier In
the afternoon. and had stopped there
and asked fOr q drink Of water He
seemed 20 b. very weak and IN ane
was IN sort dared condition. After
receiving the drink Of water the
man proceeded on hls way and vas
found a few miles from the house.
where exhauatiOn had evidently over.
come him and be had lain down By
TIE roadside. ncath egiuently follow.
lng to0n after.
Fr0m papers on his person q was
shown that his name was Martin ".
Cralg, 81 Oklahoma engineer, and
that he was . uniun man and IN
e,pd standing From memoranda IN
q vote book found Ia one of the poch.
eta OF hls clothes. & would seem that
he bad been ~ 10 hospital IN Du'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
RESULTS AT OVERLAND PARK
WEDNESDAY. JUNE n.

Georse n. Estabfook's beautiful
mare, fiOrodora, had a wAik.away az
the Overland park meeting at Den.
yer un Wednesday afte nnon IN the
z.is pace, wlanihg in the fast time
OF 1.I1h
Mise Agnes was the sucprlae OF the
card on that dny, aud won the 1854
tr0t handily. Time, AJAX.
Jockey Singleton. who was one oi
sh" best boys az the 1pTAng race meet.
ing 10 this city, "a making a good
record AZ Denver, ana rode two win.
ners on "Wednesday, namely, Vim.
ridge Ia the fourth race and fiylne
Tfapcze Ia the seventh race.
The results on that day were a.
follows
FIRST race pacing. 2.19 claaS--
Florodora. Best time. 1;i3h.
second race, trotting, ziif class
Miss Agnes. Best time. 2sl8H.
Third race. running, four and one
halt fuflongz Prince brutus T,---,
o.66A.
Fourth race, running. four fnrlongs
-Elmridge Tlme, o; f9h.
Fffth race. running. mile and one.
sixteenth Red Cross Nurse Time
LAIN.
Sixth race. running. ave and 0ae.
half iurlopga ~ oalvanic. Tiiuel
I O9A.
seventh race. running. ave and one.
hali furiongr--Fiylag Trapeze. Time,
i;os.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER TAKES
PICTURES OF ALBUQUERQUE

Burr McIntosh. publisher OF Burr
Mcintosh Monthly Of New York,
and considered one Of the leading
photographers 80 the United states,
spent today In this city getting pic.
lures OF the points Of interest. Mr,
Mcintosh will leave tonight for the
Grand canyon. where Ne will spend
seve Al weeks. aud viii then proceed
20 San francisco. where be- will join
the Taft expedition % Manila
Today Colonel W. a. OfHer took
the photographer aud bis associates
10 the mills Of the American Lumber
company, whore ne aecured several
one panoramic views OF thls great IN
GlslIial enterprise, In acAhIon. ha
took several views 0f thu Algarado
hotel. the Indians NJ the Harvey cuIiO
bulldlAg, ahd the birthplace OF The
wife of General Sheridan and har
FELIPE a. Neri church Ia old town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

chicaeo lady wrote 10 a farmer
over in Indiana who're she spent last
summer with her family and told him
she would like 10 come again this
summer but that she objected 20 the
kitchen methods OF HIS hired girl and
20 the swine being kept too close TO
tho house. She received an answer
which contained the following. "You
may cum all right, Hannah has
went and there halnt been no hogs
on the place since you left last sum.
mer."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Aahevllle. N. G.. June 23.--The
third annual conference OF tho Young
Peoples Missionary Movement began
here today and viii continue until
July 8. Each day Of the conferences
there will be symposluma OF vital
topics. or one OF more platform ad-
dresses by prominent speakers, on
missionary or devotional themsa.
The afternoons win be devoted en-.
tirely 20 rest and recreation. The
evening hour will be occupied BY an
out of door vesper aeTyice. followed
by denominatiOnal grOup meetings,
where deuominationai representatives
will formulate. undor the guidance of
their unconditional leaders. plans
Tor the work Of the year
Among the participants are promi,
nent educators. evhDgollHta and a..
vines from many states both north
and south.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
TO ORGANIZE ROSWELL
ELkS' LODGE IN JULY.

District Deputy A. - Rcnehen. ot
the Elks lodge, Santa Fe. has re-
ceiyed a telegram from hosweli ask
Ing that he postpone his coming 20
thar city from June 30, 10 about the
middle OF July. Mr. Renehan had
written the local committee nj Rbs-
well that be would be there on Juno
80. % organize the lodge. but owing
to the fact that the business men will
all be very busy then. the Roswell
people have asked Cor the postpone
meut. az stated,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
ARIZONA MoRMoNs
TO DC PROSECUTED.

United states Attorney Nave. Of
Arizona, VIII proceed against several
M0rmons Of Apache county on tho
charge OF pOlyRamy. Who're the
charges originated are not known az
Phoenix. and the local officials had
70 knowledge OF them until the recent
visit q senator Duhola Of idaho.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
HENDRICKS MAKING
OFFICIAL INSPECTION

Late this afternoon a special train
of ave cars arrived from the east,
having on board Vice President j. w.
kendrick. OF the Santa Re, with head.
quarters in Chicago; General Mana
ger J. 4, Hurley, Of Topeka; superln'
tendent r. &. Fox, OF the western
3 and division, At La Junta, and
other officials.
The party was met here By Gen.
eral Manager A. q. Wells OF the
coast lines OF the santa Fe. and Gen.
eral Superintendent /. l.. Hlbbard,
who arrived from los Angeles this
morning on No. q Master Mechanic
). L. bean and superintendent j. y.
McNally OF the Rio Grande division,
were also In the party.
Mr.. KoHdllck'a trip west at this
time Is simply Ia the nature Of al Of
fetal inspection for the purpose OF
looking after vast improvements the
Santa Fc will make 10 its shops In
this city and 90 the line from thia
city 70 Los Angeles. Immediately
after the arrival OF the ofIlclals this
afternoon, an inspection was made
OF the local shops.
During the inspection the announce.
ment was made that deliveries will
soon be made on elghty.ave new To-
comotiyes. OF this order twenty are
of the balanced compound Atlantic
type and thirty are balanced com.
pounda Of NE Pacific type.
These engines win be dlst lbuted
over the system and win gradually
find their way into the service. On
the east end the new engines will TO
place some heavy freight engines
that will be sent here 20 be used
on the New Mexico division.
In addition TO the engines. deliver.
les viii a0sn commence on 900
irei1ht cars and twenty passenger
coaches.
Tho officials will leave tonight for
Los Angeles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
BRIDGE FOREMAN POWELL
IS IN The CITY
he WANTS EXTRA CARPENTERS
TALKS ABOUT THE ASH FORK
FIRE.

from Thursdays Daily Chixen.l
J. Powell. foreman Of the building
department Of the Santa Fe coast
lines. from Albuquerque to sellrman.
and the Grand Canyon Rad. ls IN me
city, and h0pas 70 leave Tor the Eeat
tonight. Tie n here % secure II pos.
slbie, ala carpenters and four bridge
men
Mr Powell says tho Santa Fe road
Intends to reconstruct th1 Grand
Canyon cad and ballast the entire
line With clndera, thus making II
one ~ the very best branch lines
aloag the main route. section houses
viii be- constructed At proper inter
walls and the read will BE- properly
looked after in the future.
Relative 10 the burning 0f the two
story Harvey eating house Al Ash
fork, which occur 90 Sunday even
lag, Powell says that the manaKor
of the hotel % yot Ia doubt ~ 10
ne origin, Whether from apsfk
from q passing engine o. from 3 AZ.
iectiye iuo, but Ia any event the nre
sgTead rapidly. aad In a very short
space the whole building was en-.
llrely enEslOped in names. A bucket
hftkale WA nurricdly fol med by tno
citizens Of the towu and hotel en-.
pl0yes, and by good Wsfk the Santa
10 railway depot and BIG oil tanks
We,o saved. thus ayerilng q most
awful catastrophe The employees 0f
the hotel. says Mr. Powell. were IN
lucsy, ioslng almost Ell their per
aQnal properly and some had narrow
oVcapea from BEING seriously sc0Fch-
"a By the flames Some Oi the help
has bean sent 10 The eating house a.
soilgman, ami 0thcFs have gone 70
ne Ei Toyaf hotel a. Grand canyon.
Mr. Powell says BY neat Monday.
meals and lunches Will BE- served
again al Ash York. = tempo arY
baiidlng vii b. ready Ia which 10
serve meals al the counter, ana .
dinine car hna been aldetrRGktd Tor
regular meals. A aeW Harvey eating
house VIII BE- constructed al Ash
Fork.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
ASSAULTED ON rHE
STREETS or BOSWELL

Dan Thomas attacked Dave scott,
on Main street. Roswell. In front OF
the postoface, aud made murdofous
attack on him with q sharp putty
knife. Scott vi eEted the weapon
from him, and with his nak8d firat
administered a terrific beating, and
might have killed Thomas, but for
the interferonce OF hyatandora. Tho
men are hFothersin.law. and Scott
Is a prominent ex.merchant pf ROa-
well. Thomas was placed under bond
on the charge OF making an attack
With a deadly weapon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

faneo. Colo, and had been discharged
a. ON that Institution on June iS. 40
was evidently trying % reach thu
railroad at Espanola when death over
toOt him.
A cOrOncr's jury was empanoiod
and rendered a verdict 20 the erect
that the deceased came to his death
through bodily Czhcastion Tho TO-
mains were inferred in the Tiorra
AGul comctoy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
THE KANsAs WATER
CASE UP AGAIN

Judge Granville A. Richardson,
commissioner Ia the Kansas. Colorado
water suit. has returned 20 Roswell
from Topeka, Kansas. who're he con.
cinded the taking of testimony In the
celebrated case The remainder Of
tho tnak IA 10 review the testimony
he has taken. check ont the exhibits
and prepare Il for record 20 be tiled
with the oourt. Hc win 60 20 Dchysr
Ia thirty days 20 40 this work and
viii file his documents with the "a.
preme oourt ~ September lie VIII
be- at Roswell Tor thirty Jays
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
FOUR SENTENCED
BY JUDGE MeFiE

Judge John n McFlc IN the district
court AZ TERRA Amarillo sentenced
solomon Trniillo 10 the ponlteniiary
Tor i've years For murder In the third
degree. Jose ignaclO Romero. who
pleaded guilty 10 murder In the third
degree, was Hentenced 20 ten years
In the renitentiary. Fermin Marines
found guilty OF forgery. was sen
tentenced 10 one year, and Fred Har.
ris. found guilty Of burglary, also 20
one year. The bond OF Grant Mo
Broom, Indicted for assault 90 Mn
with a deadly ~eapOn. was declared
forfeited, a. he has disappeared. Il
Il for $500 in each of two indictments,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
DENVER MAN RELEAsEo ON
BOND M MURDER CASE

Inward Gray. OF Denver. who has
been Ia Jail at Las Vegas for three
months. charged With the murder OF
Chile Dc Faeter. and who at the
last term ol court secured a change
Of venue 10 Colfax county. Il AZ llb.
erty. bis bond having been reduced
upon the showing made BY his a..
torney W. =. Bunker, from SO 500
70 5000, which was Immediately
siven BY reaponslbla business men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
NEW YORK COURT TAKES
no REcESs THIS SUMMER

New York. June 21.--The regular
summer vacation Of the court Of A a.
eral sessions will - suspended this
year 20 that the court may b. avail
able Il District Attorney Jerome bo-
Eina prosecution IN connection with
tAe affaiss of the EQnltablN Life A.
surenca society. This action was
taken at the request Of pistric, A.
tornoy Jerome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Rev. J. N. Bolllo, pastor Of the
HIGHLAND Methodist church. was .
aOuthD0und passenger lant night for
hogdaleuR. where ho E0ea 10 attend
the quarterly conference 0f tho
churches Of that district.
". J. kemef, owner or tho famous
rhoenlx cattle ranch near tVatrouu.
spsnt tho DAY 10 thu cltg on hla way
10 HolhFook. Arir., where ho has an.
other big ranch. 30 reports stock
oonditions good, aud says be will
market several hundreo head Ol cat
ile Ia the next few mcntha.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
ALFONSO ACCEPTS Hia
JUST APPOINTED cABiNET,

Madrid. June 23.--Klng Alfonso
today approved his new cabinet. n
includes Montero Rlos as premier aRG
General Wieyler a. minister Of war.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
ORIGINAL CLIFF JEWELLERS
FOUND IN Old MEXICO.

Near Maguarlachic. chihuahua. in
Mexico. tho remarkable discovery Of
= race of cllR dweilers has been
maae rhe report OF their exlstence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

ca Ming, Cal, June 2l.---Probably
the most unique idea In tho history
of poultry raising Is that OF n. A. I.y-
beck. Who lives short distance out
of CoFning. Lybeck rents laying henA.
His charge for these hens ls three
cents on every dozen eggs that they
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

The headquarters of the Santa ~
AZ Topeka has nnouncod that che
road between DomlnH and Va paao
VIII be entirely rebuilt. This line has
given much trouble By washing out
every spring and over 9 million dol.
lars will b. expendod 20 raise the
road bed above the hiKh waters Of
the Rio Grnado betWeen Rincon and
y paso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

l. ID. Dlnckman haa roiurned from
Chicaso. where be war called BY the
death oi ale mother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

v. ". Coca. Jr.. local freight agent
iof tho Santa W. vas a paHaenger
north today o. No. 2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

lay. He decided 70 start his hen rent
ing business last December. He lmme.
diately bulk tremendous brOoder
house lie now has lO.9e0 young
chickens, the oldest not over three
and half months old. In year from
now Lybeck expects to have $1,000
chickens: In two years 100000 lay.
ing hens. II will then be the largest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-26

New 6-room house on North oath St.. built
less than a year ago by owner for
home, but is compelled to sell at once.
hall; bath on second floor, with best of
plumbing; rooms all good size and con-
veniently arranged; corner lot 50x120 IT,,
with brick walks on each side and cement
walks in yard. Price, $500.
Good Groom house, modern except furnace,
on Locust St, just adjoining KOuntze
Place; full 2-story and rooms large and
conveniently arranged and IN excellent
repair; has good new barn for horses,
carriages, etc. Price is $3.50, but owner
very anxious to sell and wants offer.
On cath Ave, south OF Harvey. very de-
sirable Groom modern house, built for
home, but owner needs money in bust
ness; hrst-class in every respect and in
good neighborhood; $1,000.
fine, near 9Th and Dodge; has shade and
fruit trees and is very desirable home;
$500
A very good S-room modern house, near
31st and Pacific. Owner wants offer
Good S-roOm house, modern except furnace
on Grant St, east of Military Ave; good
barn, fruit and shade trees, and in good
repair: hard pine and oak finish; a very
fine home; 81, 400
6-room cottage. 18th Ave. and Sprague;
rents $3.50 per month; lot 50XlO0. Price
$3.50 Easy terms.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-26
GEORGE &
1901 Farnam ST
HOUSES FOR SALE

$3.50 for very deslrablei. s-room, mod
crn, square house. on Lincoln boulevard
Qn Bcmis park; flemish oak finish first
floor, two mantels and CRATES, combination
fixtures; fun Ccmcntcd basement cement
walks and sidewalks; only built about three
years; location choice, ahording beautiful
view; lot bXl& feet with double frontage.
owner leaving the city and wants to sell
quickly.
S5.O1 for a Groom modern house on s.
2Sth St. near PopplCton Ave; hot water
heat, in best of condition, nice shade
trees; east-front lot. 5ONl50 feet.
$500 for 50 California St, S-room, mod
painted and papered throughout; large
barn; lot 50Nl56 feet Reasonable terms.
S2,7OO for good S-room, modern house, with
barn, on Charles St, west of SSth St, lot
6OxlSS feet. Reasonable terms.
ZOO for good 7-room house on Ames
Ave, near 25th St, all modern except fur
mace, with nice lawn, full lot beautitul
shade trees.
S. 5OOfor large, 2-story Groom house on
Locust. near 22d st all modern except fur
mace; barn: lot i0Nl46 feet
s.. $50 for I'LL y. 18th St, Groom cottage,
modern except furnace, in good condition.
close in. Easy terms.
S2,lOO for S-room, 2-story house on Bristol
St, near nth St, with barn and large lot.
sell. Price reduced from S2,400
81 800 for 1896 Corby st, good 6-room
house, city water, sewer ana gas, in nrst-
class condition, easy terms.
81 900 for $500 S, Goth St, 6-room cottage,
city water, gas, etc; two large bed rooms
upstairs; lot S5x19o feet-SOo cash. balance
$50 for Ii45 Erskine St, s-room cottage,
good well water, large cistern, gas, etc;
small barn, nice lawn; lot 50Xl20 feet