davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-09-01
Has Struck Ii Rich and Big.

No report which has reached this
camp in many day, concerning min
ing, can be more gratifying than the
news which began to come down from
the Holland property on Florida
mountain, last Saturday, and has been
verified 10y reports of miners aud visi-
tors every day since. A rich ledge of
gold ore, fully seven feet in width, has
been found on that property.
This is an instance of pluck and per-
severance seldom equalled in any min
ing camp, and partial history of the
mine is we'll worth giving. Fully %
years ogo, Joseph Holland found rich
float below the high northern point of
Florida mountain, began prospecting
for the ledge, found it as he supposed,
and located the "Josephv claim. But,
although he found quantities of pay
dirt, some of which he had worked in a
mill, aud more of which he worked
with rocker or sluiced out values, the
real ledge with walls always eluded his
efforts. Still that big, heartp, strong
man kept on. He was sure a rich de-
posit was there and he would eventu-
ally find it. He run hundreds of feet
of tunnel; he dug numerous pot holes,
nearly always with the same result-a
good showing but no true vein. He
two or three times gave other people
options on the property who did work
similar to his and would then give it
up. 1t went on this way for more than
twenty years. Finally wealthy Salt
Lake parties came along, about three
years ago, and bought the claim of him
for $4,000, They also bought group
of adjoining claims from the late
George W. Palmer, for $4,000, For
two years they prospected them vigor-
ously, driving long tunnels from points
lower down the mountoiu. They were
not SUCCESSFUL, and when suspending
on account of snow last fall, announced
that they would begin again in the
spring. They had made an expendi.
ture in purchase of property, work
and improvements, amounting to $3.50,
900 or more.
Finally, when spring came, it was an
nounced that they had made an ar
rangement with the Idano Develop
ment Compauy-an organization man
aged by A. ]. Orem & Sons, of Sail
Lake and Boston. to do further work
for them. What the nature of that ar
rangement is has not been made pub
lie. This development company went
to work vigorously this spring, anc
kept it ur until two weeks ago, wher
the men driving the longest tunne
we're laid off aud couple of noted sur
face prospectors, the Clarks, were SCI
to work searching on the surface fol
} the vein. They have found it, bu
higher up the mountain and further
south than it had ever occurred t
others TO search for it.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-09-01
China at Getchell's.

China at Getchell's.
The largest and best glass of Beer in
Idaho at Bonham's Brewery Saloon,
Dewey.
My complete stock of heating and
cook stoves will be sold at cost.-Theo
Fl. Philip.
Real nice odoriferous Limberger
cheese, always to be had at Tremewan's s
candy, fruit and cigar store.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-09-01

The arastra above town, having fin
ished the crushing from the Burro
mine, is now working on lot of about
one hundred tons of ore from Harry
Sullivans Ontario miLe, on Florida
mountain.
W.
A large force of men are still en-
gagged on the reconstruction of the
Addie mill and will probably be ten
days longer completing it. In the
meantime every available space in the
mine and tunnel is being crowded with
ore.
~
Some parties have been prospecting
on the southwest 81 pc of South noun
tain, iully six miles west of any Of the
mines heretofore located on that
mountain, and about two miles north
of the old military post, and have To-
Gated claims there in quartz veins
which are reported to make an excel
ent showing of copper ore.
*x*
Col Sullivan is now developing the
Mollie Pitcher claim, of the Sullivan
Noble property. This claim he hac
virtually neglected until the rich strike
was made on the Rich Gulch property
on the opposite or south side of Jacob:
gulch. Now the Colonel is inclined t.
think it the richest claim in their en-
tire group. He has opened a ledg'
fully four feet in width which show
fine.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-09-01
MedalIions at GetcheII,s.

Try an ice cream soda at Rowetps
Fruit, Confectionery and Variety Goods
Store.
Only two more sewing machines for
sale at cost, by Philip. One Climax
for s25; one New Home for s35.
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FOR AENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY J. L. KoI.B, $40 18th ST. NV.
2114 Q NV, 14r... .$s00o 1908 @ se. g.. 22 90
2113 Pa Az NV. 76 1900 @ ne. Or. 20b0
1916 Cedar NV. sf.. oil 7O2 sw. Is 90
a21 Va se. ST. sto. 90 1883 5fth. 6r.. 50
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FURNISHED
iTi4 St W. IA rooms and 3 baths,
hot-alr heat. Per month. -. .si25.oo
1905 21st st NV. IL rooms and hath,
hot-water heat. Per month, -. 10000
1877 81. NV, ~ rooms and bath, hot
air heat. Per month ,............... 1880
1918 New Hampshire ave. 10 rooms and
baths hot-water heat. Per month. 1880
1874 St NV. 8 rooms and bath, fur
mace heat. Per month. ............... 100
1916 ST. NV. 10 rooms and bath. fur
nAce heat. Pc. month. 1870. 90
UNFINISHED.
1To6 New Hampshire ave-, I2 rooms and
q baths. steam heat. Per year -. 81. 10000
furnace heat. Per month. ........... 7s.oo
l1So 81. nv. 10 rooms and bath.
hot-water heat. Per month. 10000. COO
172s Corcoran st.. o rooms and bath.
furnace heat. Per month. ........... $3.50
$50 n ct. a.w.. IT.. b., cellar. hof-water
neaS. 8o.o0
30 ct. NV. rooms and hath. Fer
00oth ..........-..........,. 0.40
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H. R. HowENsTEN CO.,
1914 ST.
1880.
AN ELEGANT CORNER, JUST WEST OF
18TH ST.; 11r.; tiled BATH hot-water heat; al
most new. Greatly reduced price.
$4,000
ON GOOD LETTEaRED STREET NEAR 18TH.
A handsome brown-stone house, corner Of alley;
eide lights; 10 rooms bath; hot-water heat. Of
$500
On 10TH ST.. HALF SQUARE SOUTH OF
if lights. 10 rooms and BATH so-f00' 'front.' side
One Of the finest finished homes on the Heights.
10 rooms, baths; hot-water heat; hardwood
n finish Motifs imperial porcelain bath tubs,
this. -- $500
st. near 18th; lot 27x142 to alley; Broom
house; elegant location.
slo,5oo.
On R. /. ave., few doors from Scott Circle;
3story and cellar house; II rooms and bath
$4,000.
Lot 46x150. the Hegh.s- House has II
rooms and is heated by hot water; all in per
feet condition.
$4,000.
Elegant stone corner, southern and eastern ex-
posure: II rooms, baths, shower; handsomely
finished throughout.
Eighteen-room corner house: hardwood finish
from top to bottom; baths; hot-water heat
s25. 900.
beautiful house, just few doors from new
10th ST.; lot 45x20o; large stable, with servants
quarters.
Fl. R. HowENSTEIN CO.,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

DON'T YOU WANT TO BUY FINE HOME
and farm that will pay well for investment.
No. T. 100 acres: Of the finest farms In
Virginia. in the very best OF cultivation; fine.
large Broom house, large halls and cellar water
in the kitchen, beautiful lawn, surrounded by
hedge, an kinds Of fruit and berriee, very large
barn and all outbuidngs: frst-clsss fence all
around the farm, divided into fields for pasture.
meadow, etc, stream through the farm. near
the town OF Vienna steam and trolley ines.
Price, SIT 900. part cash, balance to suit. Would
take city property In part pay.
JUST BEEN REDUCED TO sI5,5oo. THIS Is
GREAT BARGAIN.
No. 6. Fine dairy farm, 40 acres all clear and
in high state of cultivation, three fourth of
mile from vienna; steam and electric cars, stores
I'm high state of cultivation three-four of q
churches, mill and school; 12-room house,
two large barns and all necessary out.
buildings two good wells; all kinds OF fruit and
berries. Price, So 900; terms to suit. II sold
right away, will add 5-acre wood lot and will
take s.. 800. The above is the most productive
farms know Of only II miles from Washing
ton. and are just across the road from each
other II you want to see nice farms. let
show one or BOTH Come to Vienna. / will 10
motif J. F. JERMAN. Fairfax. Va.
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FOR RENT

UNFINISHED
1882 Conn. ave. 1ir. and b..... S12s 90
lIO4 G. st, 3 floors. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs OO
New Groom frame dwellings. with acres Of
land attached. BladenshuTg rDad, near LapRdon
ID. @, within miles OF Washington SIS and 500
per u.onth. according 10 location
FURNISHED.
1900 18th st. Is and bath. per an 81, 800. 90
iA22 18th St, lar. 2b., hot-wRter heat. 200 90
lIi2 ) St, l1r. and bath. .............. $50. 90
1873 Yale ST., l2r. and b, per month";. 125.00
1904 18TH St, 1lT. and b., per month. ITO 90
lIlT DE Gales St, Tor and h.. per month 100 90
1lOs . ct, Or. and b., per month. 1000
l42 seaton st II. and bath, --...,.... 1890
From May 10 % Oct. l. 1905 per 1000
Se26-tf GASCH & BIRGE 1928 Y. ave. NV
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

WATER PRESsURES.-oFFICE OF THE COM
mssioners, d. c., Washington, d. c., November
Is. I905.-Notice is hereby given that In order 10
make repairs to pumping engine the pumping
service Will discontinued which viii materially
reduce pressures the higher parts OF Capitol
Hill and probably result I'm little water
above the level OF the second floor. The service
vii be discontinued for about six days, beginning
at T30 m. November II. 1905. HENRY j. +.
MCFARLAND, HENLY l.. WEST, JOHN BID
DIE, Commissioners. d. C. 1t
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FOR rENT-HoUsEs.

UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT-RWUcED TO $A5
HEAT; DELGHx3tL LOCATION.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Se4-S06s0s ST. and 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-A COR HOME
zoos 20" st.
ONLY $3.50.
Bay-window brick; modern improvements BEST
LOCATION IN CITY.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
s04- s06s0s St and 1912 New York ave.
no14 tu, tn. Sa ,3t
FOR RENT-CORNER HOUSE, CENTRALLY
located; 11th and X SITS. NV (1014 H; II rooms
and baths. HOT WATER HEAT. Open for
inspection. Rent $50. Suitable for room rent
ing; several rooners will stay.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
sO4- se8sos ST. and 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT BY Ii. l.. X
FURNISHED.
Conn ay. l5r. %. $500. 0Ol
10th mr. L. Tor. b. .l25. on
1915 N, fir, 2b l2J 90
2209 Wash cir, Or. b. 80. 90
1i6 T ne iSr, 2b. so. 90
UNFINISHED.
1913 +. 12r, 2b. ....T5.00.
1859 7, Tor. b.. 50 %.
1eiI r, Or. 2b.... 65. 90
1881 Kenyon. lOr, h Go. rs
2tS4 Pa aV, Or. b....5O. %
xsll 1Ith, Or. b.....42. 20.
81 \ y NV, Or. b 80. so
ocgl-,f II
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED.

HEISKELI. & McLERAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
zoos = ST. NV. WASHINGTON D. G.
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FARMS,

FOR sALE-e2 ACRES. 2 DWELLINGS. MILES
from Capitol; $500; half cash; or exchange Tor
Museum. nol6-3t'
FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM. %
acres near Annapolis. Nd. For terms and par
t.cuars apply to JAMES NJ. MUNRoE. Annap.
oils. Nd noSlot
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FOR RENT-HousEs.
OR UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT
FuRNIsHEn

FURNISHED.
1925 NV, 23r 2b sta $500 IO2S 10th NV, 14r 70.
1873 nw, 13r. 2b. AMI .S00l an1um .3OU
1913 Riggs pl, Or, b. 20 49, 18th, l2r 3b. mo- 10y
all 13th NV. 35r Obs 000l1600 18TH lar, b, mo- ~
zoos 18th NV, Tor b. .150lg7 ay, 10r. b. mo- 1000
10 I'd Sc. Or, b. 100tg3; N NV sr b mo. $50
1911 NV, Ar, b. .4000I1306 o NV, l2r. b. mo-. 100
12g Md nv, 1ir, b.. 80 col 315 N NV. l4r. 2b.
1921 Lincoln PIX Or b.. 100 stable. mo. ~
1877 18th NV Or r haiI35 o0ll3- 21st NV 10r b. 125
1893 10th Dir Oh sta 30oII 49, 18th NV 12r. b. lbs
IA 18th NV. 13r. 2b. mo30n 400 L NV. 12r. b. loo
UNPUBLISHED.
Cor 10th and Kenesaw Flats 9th & av-. 30. 90
av 12r. 2b. month 200 Ill 9th NV. 12r.b Luz
1401 Mass nw Sir. 1888 18th NV 81. D. ~
Sb, month ....... $50 e27 nv. Or, b.. 1e. 90
511 13th ,3Jr Oh. ...2O l747 NV, 12r, b. 20 O0
1922 II av, Tor. b. IS 00 2202 Q NV. LIT b. 5000
1924 av. 10r b. 1900 49, 21st NV ,1Or. 90
$50 Conn av AZ 1141 5th NV, Tor, b. 30 go
SIC 18th NV. 16r 2ban1 POO Cor house, Washington
l43G NV. 12r 2b, mo6O DOL Heights, 12r. 3b- 200
1898 18th. .3b. sta. 200 Warehouses 32d and r.
SOC Riggs p Dr. b. 90 Office, LIST floor 1907 NV
And other desirable houses
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc. 1907 st. NV.
oc7-42t' 1907 # ST NV
FOR RENT-UNFuRNIsHED, s15 MONTH
1913 l. ST. NV.
2510 14TH ST. NV, $3.50.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED.
2120 CONNECTICUT AVE
MONTHS, $500; 8 MONTHS. $500
J. B. WINNER, REAL ESTATE. 1901 G ST.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FURNIsHED OR UNFURNISHEI
FOR RENT
81 Rent Houses
DAVID MOORE.
1923 y. Y. ave.
ENErRNISHED

1923 y. Y. ave.
TNFURNISHED.
oil 18th NV. ssr. Oh. 500 ~ NV
wear ......... So, 10000 large va
1921 X NV, lGr, $4,000. 90 l444 nv
1921 X NV. 1fr. 3b. 1898 par.
without stable. ...1T5 90 llr. d,
1410 Mass NV, 1r.bl30.tO ~ Mass
1927 Q NV. 12r .b,sta o0.oO iis 50 NV
bot.vntpr neat 50. 90 1917 18th
1902 \ ~ nv lar. 2h 2204 Deca
Lo.-vnter bent -. 90 8221 Schot
2il7 Bancroft. 2r. b.. rs 90 1880 Dart
1927 . NV. 12r, b. b. hot-w
without stable go. % o. l2os 4 nv
7i2 10Th NV 10. b,sta15.00 1851 Potol
l756 Q NV. 12r, h.. I0.c0I b: store,
2435 Columbia I'd. l2r. 43 ne.
81. steam heat 90 90 52s Utica
1886 18th NV, Tor. b $500 w ht.
7I2 10Th NV. Tor. b. IS. OOiiTiS NV
2u12 Hulver pi. Tor. b5o.5o 1871 G. So,
list and I ne UIines 1903 g Sc
Manor. 13r. Oh so. CO. 1905 G. Sc
1000 Md nv ne. Or. b. so. 100 1907 G Sc
1898 18th NV. Tor, b, 1923 list
steam heat ....... 1000
FURNISHED.
14i0 Mass av NV, 1lr. 1910 NJ nv
b, laundry -.... $3.50. o0 7l2 10th
1873 y NV, lar, Oh. stable .
stable .......f25.0 T1z 10th I
1929 2lst NV. Or, h, 120 Md a.
furnace heat. 80. 12S DOL b Qeasel
1888 Cin'u. 11r 2h. .12a % i20 Slant
APARTMENTS.
Sc cor Conn nv and NJ 1921 Lam,
INV, 7r, b. $500 floor. CIR.
The Berkshire. O.. h. .4s. 90 a5o5-07 c,
i2e Md nv ne. fnr. 2r, b42 90 and at
1920 18th NV -2n, Orb 1921 Lam
with heat 40 20 floor. Or.
The Berkshire. Or. b.40 90 1908 5-7-9
l29 Md ay ne. fur list floor.
nished. Pr. b. ....37 90, 23o7-1l-13
5120 18th NV. I'd floor. Or, b..
Or. h. attic .. .35.50I I2l7-19 La
The Alton. ar. b.. ..35 90 LIST floor
1916 2I26 9th NV, 1217-19 Ii
Or, h.-..........32 so floor, 5r,
The MilIet. ar. h. 30. 20 36I4 TO %
1916 to 20 9th NV. I'd floor.
Or. b...........30 30. 90 1914 to %
1851 Oregon NV .5r, h. 3O.O0l LIST floor
1903 Central av, Or. 453 Tenn
b. attic. ...-...... 20. 20 1853 + n,
G4e G ne. 2H. Or. h.. 90 80 1921 +
1909 LIST NV. Or. b. &c 50 Az Tenn
6i0-5i C he, list floor. l419 E ne
or, N. ..--........ u. III islgM r.
52ols 2d sc. Or, b. $500 1917 Ten
I45h Ten
STORES.
zoos Pa. ave, I'd floor. ....
1O51 Potomac NV. store, 10r.. b..
493 Tenn. ave, store and pr. and b
OFFICES.
525 18th NV, . rooms. ...........
zoos Pa. ave, 81 floor. ...........
STABLE.
Rear 1919 Conn. ave. .............
Rear 712 10th NV. % so Renr 1874
SUBURBAN.
Kenslnston, Md. SIR. and h., n acr
Laugdon. ID. c., 12r.. hot-water he
Rockville. Md, o rooms, 3 acres &.
IL Rent Houses"
DAVID MOORE,
1t 1928 n. Y. ave. NV
FOR RENT-f227 CONN. AVE; FL
unfurnished; rooms and bath.
TOR BENT
THoS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
REAL. ESTATE LOANS AND |
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEASE-FoR RECEIVING, STORING AND
SHIPPING your freight to 10year leases
offered for $50 #. front on Penn. RR. and
Mt. Vernon R.R. tracks. at low rental OF S100
per annum. No smoke law building restrfe-
lions. Consent OF adjacent owners not requisite.
Apply TO r. A. PHILLIPS. 1406 G at. NV.
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pAlt l. uNE t<it ~
large yard .43-oo
1444 y NV, Tor, b. AS. 30
1898 Dartmouth NV,
1lr. b. hot-water has 90
l12 Mass av ne.9r. b A.. 20
AIS 81 NV, or. b. .42-50
2f3S L NV, Tor, b. 40. 30
1917 18th NV, I0r. b.4O.50
22o4 Decatur, sr, b. 1000
3221 School. Tor, b.. $500
1890 Dartmouth NV. Or,
b. hot-water heat. 81 80
1908 T NV. Or. b. 1880
1851 Potomac NV. Tor,
b. store, stable. .35 90
43 Z ne. Or, b. 80. .30.50
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FoR sALE-HoW 10 BE YOUR owS LAND
lord On $110 cash and SO monthly. For full par
tlcuiars drop postal. telephone or call for new
Illustrated booklet plat. etc., Of Mount fieasant
Heights.
FULTON R. GORDON.
Northwest Subdivisions Specially.
ROBERT b HEk. I'm. Mgr. Colorado building
TEL Main b2g nofa-tf
FOR SALE = $3.50 CASH, $40 MONTHLY = DE-
hghtfuily new, modern homes on ST. bet. list
and 20 sts NV; handsome pressed brick. bay
window fronts; tiled baths; furnace heat. two
story porches; cabinet mantels. hard wood finish
splendid chance to secure new, up todate home
at $500 less than cost and on easy terms. See
our representative at the houses
WILLIGE, GIBBS q DANIEL, Goa & 605 18th
nol6-th .s&tu-f
FOR SALE--"ANOTHER BARGAIN"-2-SToRY
frame house and 23,766 80. IT. ground 18th ST.
close to Mass. ave. &C.; side and rear alley; per-
feet title; only $3.50. Don't miss this oppor-
tunity. o. NJ. BRYANT, warder bldg.
po16-St@
FOR SAI1E-REDUCED TO $500: HANDSOME
brick residence; well located In NV; stories;
y rooms; tiled bath; built less than years ago
in excellent condition.
WIIIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. 60S-e05 18th.
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TNEURNISHFn

TOR l-ENT-
THoS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC,
REAL. ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE
l414 ST. wv.
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FOR sALE-34 ACRES LAND ON PENNA. RAIL
ROAD. IN DISTRICT WITH DEEP WATER
FRONT; GREAT DEPOSIT BUILDING OR
BRICK CLAY: MILLIONS OF LOADS OF
SAND; ELEGANT FACTORY SITE; TO CLOSE
ESTATE, $500 PER ACRE; WILL TAKE
STOCK IN COMPANY USING PROPERTY AS
PART PAYMENT.
MOORE C HILL QncD. M 14th ST. NV.
no11-s. It. th,3t
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 9TH ST
NV near G ST.; 2e71- feet front.
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
oc2I- 2Sts
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-AN ELEGANT NEW STONE
and brick dwelling beautiful Connecticut
avenue, square of Dupont Circle, containing
l6 rooms, tiled baths, steam heat. electric and
gas light hardwood fnish ami: large lot.
Price s25, 900. EARLY & LAMPToS 615 14th
at NV no14-3t
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FOR RENT-2115 ST. NV. 5000 PER |
month; i'll irst-class condition. A SWEETEN |
207 St. Paul ST., Baltimore. Md. nO16-7t
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FOR RENT
1115 r av 12r.b.. 80 poI2o2 st NV. Or. 90
292 In avnw ir % 3o l52s 18th NV lor g %
$50 LIST Sc. CRIB. 50s10 7th ne. Orb 26.o 90
5ie p st ne, Orb. Y so s19 It'll ne. Or, Y 30
235 st me- 6r II 30 42S Pm Or, b. so
1503-57-9-11 - so 900 I'd ne. 81. 18.b0
All Of the above houses in good rentabe condi-
ton. Keys at office
Realty Broker so2 st. NV.
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SHED.
1910 NJ NV, Or. Oh. 100 90
7l2 10th NV, Tor. b,
stable .....-...1 2..O
71z 10th NV. Tor, b. .1lO.UO
l29 Md av ne, Tor,
b Qeasel ...-... 5000
42O Stanton ne, Tor, b5O.0O
1921 Lamar NV, I'd
floor. CIR. b.....-..2 4-5o
2lo5-07 Central av, 5r.
b and attic $50
1921 Lamar NV, list
floor. Or. b. -..-S.0
3603-5-T-e 18th NV,
LIST floor. ar, b.. .23.50
2307-1l-13-15 n NV,
i2IT-1s Lamar pl NV.
LIST floor. Or, b. =. .2.O
1217-19 Lamar NV, I'd
floor, 5r. b. ....... 2.50
36i4 TO % Eslin av NV.
I'd floor, Or, b. ..22.50
3614 to % Eslin nv NV,
LIST floor. 5r. b. %. so
453 Tenn av. Pr. b, sto20. 30
1853 + ne. Ar. b. 1850
1921 + ne. Ar. b. 1880
i43 Tenn av. Ar, b.. IA 30
l419 Z ne. Ar, b. ..14.30
I4l9ia f ne. Ar. b. 1880
i53h Tenn av, Ar, b.14.30
IfrlF rFan, 80 A. p ~ IN
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07
TANNER TN COMMAND.
is ELECTED TO HIGHEST OFFICE
III THE G. A. r.
Sketch of His Career as Soldier and
Politician--Lost Both Legs in
Second Battle Of Bull
Run.

Washington. - COMMENCEMENT
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic" Is
now the title Of that intrepid solder SO
long and widely known as Corporal
Tanner The selection is a popular one
in this city, and will doubtless prove to
be the same throughout the country.
The new Communicated chief is one OF
the youngest soldiers who has ever been
elected to the Office. He was but Is
years old when the loss of both his legs
at the disastrous battle of Second Bull
Run took him out Of the civil war. But
his keen interest in those who were his
associates in that war has never Jagged
during the 43 years that have elapsed
since he ceased soldering from neees-
sity, and now after almost 40 years OF
continuous membership in the Grand
Army he has risen to the command of
body of survivors who yet form grand
army of nearly quarter of million.
James Tanner was born in Schoharie
county, N. Y, in 1914, and that Estate and
the District of Columbia have been his
places Of residence throughout his life.
His political career has been long and
interesting. At the close of the year he
became clerk in the war department,
and then went to Albany to serve as a
clerk in the New York legislature, where
he continued several years While there
he studied law and was admitted to the
bar in 1869, when 25 years of age. After
practicing for few years he resumed
the political life for which he was excep-
tionaily qualified by his army record,
his terrible Gripping at Second Manas-
sas, and his oratorical powers, which,
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TROUBLE AT COLON.
LabOrers From Martinique In Panic
over Sanitary Conditions.

Lahorers From Martinique In Panic
over Sanitary Conditions.
COLON. Oct. 2.--Laborers from Mar
Unique who arrived here on The French
line steamer Versailles are giving much
trouble. They refused to disembark
or TO submit to vaccination, which is
imperative under the American sani-
tary regulations, and clamored to be
taken back to Martinique, claiming
that they had been misinformed as to
the conditions here, which they said
were intolerable and deadly.
Five hundred of them were with diff
iiculty persuaded to disembarll, and
these Were sent to points along the line
of the canal One hundred and fifty
are still on hoard, and they decline to
leave the ship under any consideration.
Panama and canal zone police We're
called upon to compel the laborers to
come ashore, but SO far tlfeir efforts
have been unsuccessful, and it now
seems that the use Of force viii be nee
essary.