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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


John w. Arnold and wife to Fred G.
Chiles. 10 IS. block 10, silver Lake
william iHo Il. Bartlett to John II Brown 49,
lot !. block 80, Village Of Champlin. $50
John D. Sutton, lot 10. block 8. Park 90,
Ora G. ealef and husband to Mae Sessions. ~
lot 2s. block !, Garfield Avenue addi- ooo
SARAH W Cook to Edson i. woodworth. '''0'
lots 8. and s, block ~, B. s. Wrights
Ira NJ; eobe and wife to Frank Noethen,
asmbe a IN sseten
S SsssA c5. 5s g aG RSsefs. lot sso
g. 'fs6ss SRsS
sasR e FIRST B B7isiea
Clemcst d. Gsasett and md wife to John NJ. w
Simpson, lots and g. block 50, Mime
A. K Howe ho and wife to Charles Ander A''0
son. lot 4. Second Avenue North addt-
Edwin j. jader and wife to Portius G.
Deming, lots 15 and 16. block 8, Pierce
StreSt ged %,e
i. Meeker Island Land nd 3 p Power vel COS Co.'S
John G. Little and wife to Joseph Peir. Nv
lot 9. block 16, Fair Grounds addi-
Annie Mangen to Frank O. Hammer; lot @ooo
and east half lot 1, block T. Ramsey
Lockwood and others: .......... -. 1000
Anna Mobeck to Maggie NJ Finley; lot
4, block 10, Oak Park addition. .. 600
Portsmouth Savings bank to James H.
Hare; lot 10, block g. Excelsior addi-
ton 80. .:.....". ................... 1,75o
Christian Schwappach to Sophie A.
Attraction, osseo ..............:..... 1000
Frank B. Smith and wife to W. W.
Wade; lot g. block IA, Vinton Park ad-
Qltlon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
John D. Sutton and wife to- Louis e.
Alacomber; lot 10, block 8, Park addi-
Andrew Swanson and wife to Axel John
SON. part Of lot 8, Auditors subdivision
No So .r...!!........ 145
Franc L. Timme and husband to Lester -,
addition ~ 49, =. 1870 1870 1900
William L. Wolford and wife to Edison s.
block 1s B. s. Wright's addition ... 1910
Total twenty-four transfers $50 435
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BUILDING PERMITS

" enae s.: frame dwelling ............. 81, 400
S; frame dwelling ...............'....... 1000
Board of Education, southwest corner Of
Ihirthy-eighth street and Minnehaha av-
enue; brick schoolhouse (Hiawatha) 10000
: frame dwelling 1870. 1000
Brown Brothers, Johnson street NE. be-
tween Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth avenues; frame dwelling ,...... 1000
E. ]. o'Brien. 115 Nicollet avenue;
tory tory ............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Six minor permits Observation-Disclosures. LOO
ro+a, sal, 800
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

UQturnlShed Houses.
e7s5 PARK Av, IL ROOMS, ALL MOD
100 Sd av s, brick dwelling and barn,
IA rooms. all modern ........... &. 90
1884 Portland av. 16 rooms, all modern,
o, , barn ..:..............;. oo'oo
new Groom fiat, first or second
., nuuis ''''' go. ..'': '...:..' 7o''o
81 Highland av, 16 rooms, all modern,
- Darn ............ 4o.OU
2413 Ntcollet nv, 10 rooms, modern, brick
house ..................... 1000
in, s rooms including bath, hot-air
furnace, open plumbing, gas FIX
lures shades Observation-Disclosures. 25.0O
25O1 Stevens avs rooms, modern. $500
300 9Th st SE,sG rooms, bath, gas, fur-
mace city water .1....,........ $500
l40O Vine place, 8 rooms, modern. 1850. $500
2435 Portland av, 8 rooms barn. city ~
gas .................. 1850
251O Oakland av. rooms, city water, :. 1900
2300 Clinton av, rooms, city water. 1900
220 University av Sc, rooms, city
water, sewer Observation-Disclosures. 1870
317 18th st. 5 rooms, city water,
closet $3.50. .................... 1890
city water sewer and closet $3.50. 1900
1881 Il list av N. rooms, LIST floor, city
LOG 18th st. second ioor, rooms. w
city water ...................... 800
" George Odlum, Manager,
p,,f11 inc
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FOR RENT
Offices.

Ou1ceS.
Q @ o % o. o. o ooo o
o OFFICES FOR RENT IN MODEL o
o Clothing House building, second floor. two o
o or four rooms, steam heat, elevator, light, o
o hot and cold water; all outside windows 0
o front on Nicollet av. o
o Thorpe Bros, 2O6 Andrus Bldg. o
o Q o o o o o o o
ONE, TWO AND THREE ROOMS, WITH HOT
and cold water. vault and safe space; one
small office with telephone 606 Bank of Min.
neapolis building.
DESK ROOM IN CLEAN, LARGE, LIGHT
and very accessible office; every convenience;
cheap to right 22S 4
FOR RENT-IN ANDRUs BUILDING, DESK.
room In live office. 1884, Journal.
Miscellaneous.
ON NICoLLET Av, ed AND Sd FLOORS OF
building, hot water heat and electric light:
rent reasonable. Apply POP Nicollet.
FOR RENT-UPRIGHT PIANOS. Il E FRANK.
lin av.
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FOR RENT
Unflrnished Houses.

FOR RENT
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
FULLY MODERN TEN-RooM HOUSE, s2e
Franklin. first-class; look 1t up. c. s. Wood
ruff. Cos Guaranty Building. ~
HOUSE TO RENT, SEVEN ROOMS, oITY
water (no children) $14, 3119 Colfax av s.
INQUIRE 1919 Mary place.
MODERN EIGHT.RooM COTTAGE 2sol GAR.
field Inquire premises or Barnes Brothers,
Oneida building. S
FOR RENT-FIGHT-ROOM DETACHED HOUSE,
all modern, 9th and 18th ay Sc. olmstead, 6s5
EIGHT- loom HOUSE 4so 10Th ST 8, $40; Elk
cellent location for dressmaker ...l
TIvE,RooM COTTAGE, sl4 9th ST $: SIC.
Furnished Houses.
FREE sbas4u e ES BOOKS. f1o.e FOR
VIII those desiring to rent rooms with Q
or without board to state fair visitors
Sept. to g., please send full PARTICULARS Q
with price, phone number, ETC., to L. q. Q
Q Dayton Dry Goods Co. 0
o 0 o o % o o o Q o o
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED HOUSE OF NINE
rooms from Oct to May or June; will rent
on reasonable terms to family Of three. or
four adults; convenient to LIST av carltne
Call at 2o7 W goth st.. -
FURNISHED HOUSE WITHIN WALKING DIS
lance; rent reasonable to right party. Apply
1926 I'd av s.
FOR RENT-sEVEN-RO0M FURNISHED FLAT
for one year, $50 month; very desirable.
Unfurnished Rooms.
NEAR CENTRAL PARK, SECOND FLOOR
house; modern except heat; four rooms; large
closets; adults; references eXchanged easy
walking distance GOAT, Journal.
NOW Is THE TIME 10 LIST YOUR VACANT
rooms; we can rent them for YOU and save
you trouble. Sims Realty Co., 6O7-6OS North
western Bldg.
FIVE PHEASANT ROOMS, DOWN STAIRS DE.
tached house; gas, bath, toilet, easy walking a
distance; $22 adults only Inquire ~ otn
70 LET-THREE AND FOUR ROOMS. UNFuR.
nished, connected, suitable for light housekeeg-
SECOND FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, GAS FOR
lighting and cooking; city water. woodsned'
THREE UNFVRN1sHED ROOMS, VERY
pleasant corner, strictly modern, $40, tnclud-
Ing heat and gas. S01 3 18th st, fat T.
FOR RENT-FoUR GooD-s1zED ROOMS, FIRST
cistern. Call at 3716 list av s.
FOUR FINE ROOMS FOR H0UsEKEEPINGl
upstairs; city water, wet sink. gas: $lZoO
272O Emerson av S.
SO UPSTAIRS OF FOUR ROOMS AT eo2 22d
az y corner house, gas, sewer water. Call
ROOMS FOR RENT-THREE UPSTAIRS Gil
9Th st N, So.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels: = -Hc-
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Flats.
Continued.

:. A yAM1 3 : aI ! ? LIST asro . 9 9
2O6 Andrus Building. o
Modern Flats Within Walking Distance. o
Hennepin Flats. o
1225-1229 Hennepin av. fat 4. 7 o
1225.iS2s Hennepin av. dat 5. '0' .
rooms 1000. 4O.Oo o
1225-1229 Hennepin av. dat CT. Q
1225.i22a Hennepin av dat Ds. 2 .
40. *, Marlborough n Flats; a. 90 Q Q
1o11 Sd av S, nat i, rooms. ....... 1000 o
1913 Sd av s. fat 3, rooms. ...... 1000 o
1915 Sd av s, fiat 1, rooms. ....... 4O.OO o
. 1O15 Sd ay S. fat 2, 6 rooms ....... 1000 o
Reynolds Flats. o
1925 Sd av s, dat /, rooms. 49,. 81 so o
1925 Sd av S. fiat 2, rooms ..,.... $500 o
= Valentine Flats. o
1914 Nicollet av, fat F, I rooms. !. 1890 o
1915 Nicollet ay, fiat G, rooms. 1000 o
This i is two.siory four-dat build SOW Q
Ing. very desirable, to right party. o
go Cedar av, flats and 4, rooms o
1917 Stevens av, first door rooms. 5000 o
1917 Stevens av. vacant Sept. 1, o
,ooo third floor. Z rooms .........:. $500 0
new, ready Sept. il ............ 1000 o
! 10 = 10Th st, first door, ! rooms 49,. 1890 Q
Modern Flats Without Heat. o
1918 4th av s.. first door rooms. goo o
1913 4th av s. second floor. 5 rooms 22.OO o
1913 4th av s. basement rooms. 1000 o
~ This lsrl building could be rented to Q
1e 18th st s. third floor, rooms . % 90 Q
ZIG Cedar av, fat 6, s rooms. -. 1900 .
7tR s sy a1.t Soor rooms: 1898 1888
2S26 "a av s, fat 2, rooms. 49,. $500 o
2S281a I'd av s. fiat 2, 5 rooms -. AOO o
p o o o o 0 o o
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HOTEL sSn p wright 5 N 5eSsso
Renville; E. A. Barlow. Flandreau, S.: D.;
Mary Dunn, Flandreau, s. D.; A. ]. White
e., Estherville, Iowa; A; o.. johnson, Esther
s. N. Whittiesey, cranmon, wis. Miss
Clara, Lake Forest, Ill. Charles Wallin,
Wlmar; Mrs; $ NJ Hardin Walker I'M MIMI H.;
Lac; James L. Ross Fond du> Lac; F. ":
Bagan, Port Arthur, Ont; J. G. stros, la
Crosse, Wis; W.. J. Rauseh, Howard Lake;
Hr oth; fS e. s. Featherstone, Toilet III: y:
Il " Sori T. H. steson chicago; Mr. and
Mrs H + Rice HaEyey n D.; Mr. ius ana
cock COCK" Miss Hitchcock, Omaha: C. F.. wright,
Chicago; Dahman, Fargo; Harry Ss s3a1Hhe
Wis: O. soiand Benson; Miss Ruth swindler,
Elk River; A.: 7; Keeney, Fort Dodge lodge:
!G"f K 4 M H Ss;oR hoF$ RePsf tS
cago; Mrs NJ Daugherty, Chicago: Mr.. and
Fanny ini y: Be @i Hudson Meh II i. Hinck,
ley Joplin, Mo-; Fred Jones' Miss Jones, Emma
Jones, st. Louis; George Goetz, Mrs. Goetz,
Spring Park; Mr.. and Mrs. n: W.S,Barrett.
Mrs. o. L. Barrett, Browns Valley; R; L..
oysk S ss hau Koberts %s Mr. and Mrs.
George Newbert, Mora. :fs......
HOTEL HYsER-Fred II. Nnhman Postville,
Iowa; Louis Schmidt, Postville, Iowa; D.
W. Wiser, Chicago John c., Conrad, Port
p pia; G. o a Ksnsai Ear! onieago; T. RICE
Kenmore, Wis; ]. ". Crandall, Chicago;
C. H. Phetteplacet and wife. Jordan, MINI. !;
H. J. Hollister, wife and family, Chicago;
N. A; Clark, Aberdeen, s. D.; E: B. Ander.
son. Princeton. Mimi B. G. Simpson. Omaha:
B. Newark, Westin. Va.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

i OIN t1xGk4A OANGO OxON
~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~>
JOHN M. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalner. 80 It'll st South. Both phones.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA
sonic Temple, 9th and Hennepin. Both phones.
RAINVILLE BROS, UP-To-DATE UNDER
takers: honest prices = Central Both phones:
HUME ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
10 Hennepin av. T. 9. 97o7. n. W. 1882.
J, AMOR & CO., UNDERTAKSRs AND EN-.
,balmers. sos % ay s.. Both phones 755. d.
JOHN M. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 81 7th st 8. Both phones 4.
!. AMOR & CO., UNDERTAKERs AND EN-
balmers. 500 I'd av S. Both phones 1856
MoDL1N & GREEN, colored funeral directors
and embalmers. 5Oz 9Th st 8. Both phones.
MONUMENTS
NORTHWESTERN MATTEL co., MONUMENTS,
headstores and markers; special designs on
request Office 40 eth st S. Granite and
Marble Works. SSH Henn av. Both phones.
FLORISTS
FOR FUNERAL DESIGNS, WATERS FLORAL
Co.. ZIG 4th st S. Both phones.
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FOR RENT. r.. 49,. >.
Unfurnished Flats.

'---I---- Continued. =
D o O
D 1922 HAWTHORN AV-TWO FLATS,
. five and six rooms, modern, nice, moderate
D price. .--.,--r. -.
D As Spruce place, near Loring park, mod
ern, four-room fat; also vacant Sept. 1,
D two of five rooms. -
. Small downtown fats for rent. Inquire
D Room 6, 9h 9TH st S.
o O a q q a
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George .Odlum, Manager,
300 Phoenix Building,

0 0 o
o T. A. JAMESON, o
o POS Andrus Bldg. o
o bee : ~ Modern Houses. .@ 30 o
o 2641 Garfield av $, 10 rooms. .$95. 90 Q
O 2417 Humboldt av s. 8 rooms. 500. 81. 90 o
0 1913 4th st Sc, IL rooms. 5000 %
o 31l5 LIST av $, rooms. ........... 1900 o
o 2227-22 u av s, rooms. 1000 0
O 1915 Sd av s. 8 rooms ......... $500 o
o 938 goth av s, rooms. .......... 1000 o
Q Ia Plymouth av N. LIST and I'd I'd ~ Q
Q soss1o h TSndale av N, I'd and Sd Q
o aoors. each. ................ 600 o
1910 4th ay s. I'd floors, rooms. :. 225O O
O $40 9Th ay S. II rooms ............ $500 O
O r116 willow st. LIST floor rooms. :. 1900 o
O 1872 Willow ST. 6 rooms. .......... 1900 o
O 122 W 2Sth st. LIST floor 5 rooms. 1000 o
q 1924 Riverside av store. ........ 500 o
0 O o o 0 o o Q
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FLORISTS

FOR FUNERAL DESIGNS, WATERS FLORAL
Co.. ZIG 4th st s. Both phones.
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FEW FINELY FINISHED, OUTSIDE ROOMS
flats, bath, steam heat. storage room. laundries
5anitor service and hot water all year round /;
boulevarded, sidewalks with fine shade trees, Z
blocks from Glass block, to small families and
satisfactory tenants, will rent from Sept. /, at
reduced rental. Call 701 Northwestern build
Ing between 8 and II am. ~.
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PLEASANT s1x-RooM FIRST FLOOR srEAM
heated fiat in Ashmore, 1926 9Th av SE, hard
wood floors; $50. Edwards Brewster. so3
+ Guaranty Bldg.
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BOARDING HOUSE; TABLE.
board So week. A17-19 I'd Az n.
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ELEGANT SOUTHEAST CORNER FIRST
floor, ten rooms, thoroughly modern; steam
heated fiat; Lincoln court, Ola 10th st, $45.
Edwards & Brewster, S03 Guaranty Bldg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
NEW COMPANIES
FILE THEIR PAPERS
WITH rHE TERRITORIAL Score.
rARV TO 90 BUSINESS UNDER
NEW MEXICO LAWS.

The following articles 90 iuc0rpora.
tiun have been illod in the office "
}. W. kaynolds. secretary OF the tor.
r.toTy.
tuo Winter GrDcCry company The
incorporation are Inonms H. Winter.
hotena e.. Winter and Efnat A. MUcka
ali of Santa Fc. The purpose Of this
corporation 10 to buy sell. convey and
deal Ia staple ana fancy groceries.
auuaa. uatUa. mere AAuulaN 20 whole
sale aud retail. and real estate. live
stock, stocks and bonds. and 10 take,
nave, hold operate. and maintain
farms and ranches aud to do "a gen.
ural commission and brokerage busi
ness. Tho capital stock b. $1,000 q
y.ded Into 30 shares al 600 each Tao
principal place ~ business ia Santa
Pc, New Mexico, and tho term 81 az
iHtencc Us 90 yoarH. The number "a
directors shall be- three. and tho
who will manage The business of the
company for the hrt three months
are, Thomas Z. Winter. Royunn l..
Winter. aud Ernst a Mceke
The Western Parent Crude Rubber
company. The incorporates are Ism.
mao Sparks Harvic DuNal Morton
O. Miller. John Howard Vaughn. Al0ia
~ Renehan and Hiram b Cartwright
al Cf Santa Pc. The purposes 0f this
corporation are % buy. soil. lease. and
deal In lands and real estate. general
merchandise goods wares and chat
tells and live stock 90 own and opor-
ate saw mills. and lumber camps 90
manufacture crude rubber and rubber
goods. 10 establish let and sub.let rub
Der producing farms, % acquire. own
have, hold sell and deal ln dlscOv
erics and patent rights Of all kinds
to deal 81 commission merchants or
brokers 10 buy. sell. deal ln have.
huld and own stocks aud bonds. The
capital stock Ia 100000 divided into
600 shares at 900 each. The term
Of existence IL so years and the prln.
c'pal place Of business IL Santa Fo.
The number OF directors shall be- six
and those who will manage the bust.
ness OF the corporation for the fret
three months are. lshmaul Sparks.
liarvie Duvai, Morton q. Miller. John
Howard Vaughn. Alois y. Renehan
and Hiram u Cartwright. These ar
ticlcs also state that there shall be
no siockholdors' liability.
The Alameda Water company The
incorporators are William " Wells 81
Los Angeles, California; William n
Gatewood. Wendell A. Reed. Carl N
3ird and John r. Carleton. ali ~ RoB-
well. New Mexico. The purposes Of
this corporation are 10 supply water
Tor domestic and irrigation purposes
to the realdenta Of Alameda Heights.
an addition 10 the city OF Roswell 90
buy, own, operate. enlarge and extend
Tho Alameda water works The CAPT
ial stock ia $1,000 divided into 3oO
shares az $40 each The principal
place Of business Is Roswell, and tho
term of existence Is So years The
number Of directors shall be three and
those who will manage the business OF
the company for the first three '~gntha
are Carl NJ Bird Wendell " Reed.
and William A. GntewOod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS REPORTED
Homestead Entries

The following homestead entries
have been made in the United states
land office
No saO6, May s Antonio N. Arm.
TO- puortoclio, NV "a. section %. r
. n. 4 w, 100 acres IN sooOrro
county
No 1901. May s. Jose Vidal Quln.
tana. Rosa y IL NV IA. section ga.
T 80 N u w. so acres IN San Juan
county.
No S20s May s. Santiago sautiste-
ban, Shoemaker. Sc IA SIC "a. sec
tlon 20 w ~ SW Is, sW "a NV ~.
sect ion a. 7 ~ N. r 81 r.. 100 acres
10 San Miguel county.
Coal Deelaratory Statements.
Tho following coal doolaratory state
ments have been filed IA the United
States land Office
No. 1887. May e. ! 4. aolohan.
ClarkYille, SW Ia section ~. r. no NJ
Il 10 w, IN Mckinley county.
No. if3s. May 4. Mrs. r. NJ. Tay.
Tor. Santa Re. N ~ So "a, section 1,
r 10 n. Il ~; N 10 sW "a, section
6, r i9 N, u 6 u. In Bernallll0 county.
No 1893 May 6. John W. sullivan.
Hagan MI Ia section s: Tl3N, 9
~ Ia Sandoval county.
No ifi0, May 8. August Reingardt.
Santa fe. NB IA section 8, r l8 N,
r 8 2, In sandoyal county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

convention 81 the Grand Lodge OF the
Degree Of Honor. Mrs. Allison "
there IN her capacity OF grand nsaer
" the grand lodge. while Mrs. shuf
ileharger is present aa delegate from
ihe hcal nearoe al Honn corp. After
the conclusion uf business at Colorado
Springs che ladies' viii visit Denver
before returning to this city.
Max Enrich the Candolaria atior-
noy. who was az Bland the past four
days on legal matters. returned 20 the
city last nlEnt RE represented the
fena Blanca ditCn commissioners IN
thirteen eases tried before Justice of
The Peace Young of bland aud won
every one Of the eases. Marcos g. Dc
haua. thc hetnhlillo attorney. repre-
scented tuuat allDEed 90 be- in violation
of toe ditch laws. aud of course feels
q lttlr 900 dlsappuiufed over the fact
fhnf BE- was uUHurrefsful boz his cases
sam Grant Be- around today lutroduc
lax his brother. john " Grant. who
arrived last night from Atiica. ind
W. Grant came Oui tu Colorado
So inEs on business Tor the i N
Green Hardware Co. Iu whose employ
'n In in. and after HtcuruE a leave of
absence Iur thtru months came uu tu
Alauqu He wlli probably ~
mah Boz the city tor some time
l.aai Saturday afternoon Attorney
%. n. Marion pceiye1 Geographic
message from 20 Henry 81 ~, giving
MIN the Information that hia aged
mother was dangerously ill Mr.. Mar
ron lcft mar evening tor Sew York.
bat before reaching the stricken home
Tie venerable lady passed away Ia
death. which occur go Monday night
The funeral took place at Port Henry
to-day The Deceased. Mrs. owen Mar
ron bad reached iho ripe old axe of
a YEARS The citizen extends SIS
coudolrnce To the boreayUd Alhuquer
quo son.
The Eika held very interesting
meeting last uight. but the cyalted
ruler and other officers we're disap.
pointed Ia the number who attended
One lone candidate was Initiated. aud
be- rode the goat, handled the hot rods
and performed other hot air fcatH
just llke a veteran llU was made 10
fosI hke younRstor ami u ls dollars
to donghnuis that Captain Mcdonald
viii convince him that he has no glass
arm lhai hts lamps are stu bright
ami thc best think hr can 10 is to got
iu training tOr u few stunts nn the dla
munl fng summer