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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
COURAGE AND GRIT
TO RESTORE FRISCO.

Sam Francisco, April Is There I
ns.-hing left bni courage ana rrit. sail
Charles y. Curry, the secretary of me
state. In m Interview last night. sIsni
there Is plenty of that iO make san
Francisco what Il always has been,
and always viii be. ibs~sere<sI and
most important CITY on the fariffc
.cuast
Mr.. Curry said he believed the
governor would call an extra session
of the Legislature not alone for the
relief d san Francisco. hut for the
larger paft of the state.
From Eureka 10 below Salinas towns
and cities have suffered great dam
are, One third of Eureka Is In
ruins. SANTA Rosa In proportion e.
tiie population was harder hit than
San Francisco. @
Fort Bragg was raxed 10 the ground
and San Jose is almost as bad on
as this city Agnews and other state
institutions must be provided for. and
special LEGISLATION il needed to meet
the various other occasions
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
Hadley Speaks
AZ Graduation
superintendent d Pubic lnstrue.
tieE @ Deliver Address q
High School Commence
ment.

pioI. Hiram Hadley. The territorial
Superintendent of public instruction
has been invited 10 deliver IN address
|at the commencement exercises a
The Las Vegas high school on The
esenins on May IS.
Mr. Hadley has Just returned 10
Santa Fe AFTER tendass' trip u the
schools IN the eastern part OF New
Mexico. During his absence nom the
territorial capitol he attended 10 on.
cial and personal business. looked ID.
70 The condition of III The schools Ne
visited and on several occasions ia.
dressed the pupils On matters of ~dur
eationai importance. IN an interview
published IN yesterdays Santa Fe
New Mexican he had The following
- ny concerning his trip u las
VEGAS:
i.ae yegas. addressed ihe
students of The Normal School.
While there number of The Gilt
zens spoke 10 me concerning their
public schools. They were very
much pleased with ihe administration
~ Superintendent n. n. larlsln. 4
have accepted An invitation 10 delIvs
er an address n the high school On.
eyercises. 70 ~ held thsse
pn May 2b."
hSsarsard 10 the pon tsz>x; ~
'iaales ID quoted ns sayinx
II am conadent that during thlsl
vear there viii be fonr .rsoes the|
amount of poll taxes coilecsed tksu|
nas been heretofore. | have comnus
1ieated with III the clerks Of ths|
school districts. requesting that the
axes be collected In fun. and jndrlnRl
rom the reports ] am receiving. ami
lure II Ii being done
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28

Nesss rlxIl. secretary of The aossa
g Hehs.sa aiS~essss q scA~ol saissssss
No 3. q Rivera. 10 Ills ssalsss. "a.
ID Iowa seszer5sy. and delivered u
me ecunfy srsssarsr airy 1,s soglxrs
- h2s csasssss1 fsF s<ssl "a Due h5
the residents of has <eAsol sHsusez.
iie states Ih1; es<<y rsssess a ~
district - pzid b. roli CT for fh-
eafssal sssE-a eond.tien cf affairs
shteA niighf well ~ ersied ~ eshss
daNriets nearer huuse- and that fhe
;-eoisls ihsre sse nee engaged IN
halldins nes and cuuuloilous
sehoai tsnse u stone. voluntarily
conlrtbatinx Labor. material. and 1noa.
~ Ter such pareos. without cost Il
the district. sneh MI example 10 pub
llr spirit a. vel worthy of praise.
md snalaiion Il siso psoses that
our ceop,e are desifous ~ giving
their chiidren Ne best facilities for
education they can.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
Alleged Horse.
Thief Arrested.

sheriff Romero. after a weeks
ehap brought in Dionieio Pslillo. q
- cVervo last evening and placed
~ the county iaii for horse steal.
~ found his man near the
n lne. fisysxo miles south o.
TsG NJ. herdinx Aheep.
Ap nias reported Lost several
= ago ana shortly after his din.
barance q namber of horses were
rted missing. The sheriff con-
he'd the disappearance Of Padillo
&tth the stolen horses and tried ID
learn a. the lntter's whereabouts and
just recently found 0ut that the wife
of the man reported lo~t had receis-
Cd Q letier from hhn Through the
letter be fipally located him and In
the sheep camp the steriff found one
of kis cwn horses. taken from the
rasch at n cuervo and which Mr..
Romero did mot know had been stolea.
PadilIo has not vel been given . hear.
lng but VIII probably be hound over
10 await the action of the grand Jury.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28

Ssz fisr1fxso. April 2s-ps,
broke clear md pleasant today sisl
warm mnsastne. after one Of the mos
iisaxreeshle nights since the Sreai
nre. A cold Wind blew from III,
nosth uyfn late last night and fhs
people camping out had difficaits II
ke-ping warm.
Today the weather bids fair u con
tinne plsaxanL
STREET cars were "a operation this
morning and the confusion and con,
gesfion IN the streets In the nnturn,
ID serfion was less noticeable.
Many firms have opened up tenn.
porary offices In residences through.
out she city and began the work II
strengthening ON their affaIrs with i
view oI resnming business ii soon
III possible.
Tne real estate board met the whole.
salers association in 4 joint meeting
this morning and there WAS 4 sior-
creh discussion or M details of re-
shHiihS business on this side of the
bay.
The one ot lhe eitissas 60 oats
'and of large tract of land on that
side df the hay to the wholesalers
stirred me real estate men ID the
impcrtsnce of Immediate action to re.
tain the firms In san Francisco ana
from the present indications II seems
there will be difficulty in arriving
AZ some understanding between these
two important bodies.
There was much activity roday
thronahout the burned section. many
men being engaged In clearing away
the debris IN preparation for the
immediate construction Of temporary
buildings.
People are further warned against
opening safes or vaults at present
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
Wedding Takes
Place At Pecos,

Miss Mabel Harrison. clerk at
the Las Vegas postorice left rnis NJ.
ternoon for her parental hcsne In Pc
cos, where she will assisf &C the u~l.
ding tomorrow evening Of her sister.
Miss Mamie Harrison and Charles
Earrickson.
The bride-elect Is daughter Of o.
". Harrison. manager of Cross, Kelly
q company's agency Al Pecos, and
she Il quite well. known In Las We
gas.
The prospective groom II 4 popular
young man at Pecos. and Is connrct
ed with the branch there Of Gross,
Kelly 4 company.
Although the wedding Ii not be Be
i Iarse affair. there VIII Be nusn.I
Der of guests from Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
FRISCO NEWSPAPERS
IssUtNc RErULSRLv.

San Francisco. April 2srA The
local newspapers except The Post,
which suspended for sixty days. not
being able 70 get plant In the vicin.
its. has been issned every day since
fke earthquake. On Thursday morn.
ing the Call. Chronicle and Examiner
issued = Joint paper. Init the next day
split up and issued separately. The
Bulletin. afternoon, also secured the
nse of me Oakland plant and il IL
sued regularly. Today the pspers -re.
gain almost their normal size, IssIing
fourteen and sfxteen pages, with saa.
vartisements occupying fully half a.
space.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
pAHpEE MAKEs FoRMAL
INQUEST ron TRoors.

Washington. April - Governor
Pardee or California has accepted
President RooSsvelts suggestion a.
10 the nse of The United States
troops ID that state and ffles FOR.
mai application snr their employ.
ment. which n granted. II n stated
NJ the war department that fhis re-
moves any doubt as 10 the legality
Of the nse of The troops. hut does
not change he existing status.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS


- F&W4Wz
Mrs. y. n. Radulph. Aihsouerqve /:
Miss Florenes q. Radulph. Albsemer'
sae; Mrs W. y. Hay ysars. Albuqu~r.
qnc.
cass.neda.
y. l. Hanna. and daughter. Wave.
land. Ind: 4. Mccoy. Ksnsas City: r.
y Hugkard. Chicago: Warren \. Hall,
Denver. W. n. rcrKuson. Chicago: r.
L Reed. Richmond. va: q. r. Gould,
Philsdelphis: 9. Limdauer. Chicago.
George n. Hunt. Gross River. n. N;
A 3. Weller. Omaha. L. n. Darby.
Denver; Mr. and Mr.. Jessie b. WI
liams and t~o children. North Caro-
lima. Mira N. J. Romero. San Francis.
co. Miss ~. Puseny. Dallas. Texas:
III ]. Romero. 4an Francisco.
Central.
g. J. spooner. 81 Louis, No.
New optlc
D y. Miller. Altoona. Pa: Frank
HAYS, Topeka, Kas.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
BANK VAULTS ALL
WiTHsTooD FLAMES.

San Francisco, April 2s.-AiI 81
San Francisco's forty.fonr banks,
thirty-two commercial and twelve saw
ings institutions were located in the
burned district. Inspection reveals
the vanlts ii every instance 10 Re.
main intact, but with two or three
exceptions the fine bank buildings
were utterly destroyed The net ioss
70 the banks from the nre Is about
two million dollars and this will be
reduced BY Insurance Oh tbe fixtures.
With the money on hand and due
from other banks over what Is due
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
sIcHr.sEERs LOOT.
ING cHlNAroWH.

San Francisco. April ss~-Rare. ruin
ed walls and drifting dust are row
all that II left Of the burned district.
Monuments AZ the end Of the former
business yistas stiiI stand. All are
unharmed except the Dewey monu.
nisnt which was only slightly siamar
sd Sishf-seers are lnotins the ruins
of Chinatown stores ana shops Of The
Col. Frank Mans 81 me
TMentyihird Tinted States Infantry.
who has charge in the district has
announced he is going to detnil d
special company 20 patrol the sistrictI
and warns 1he predatory siehtseers1
thar The new patrol Win be instruct.
ed to Shoot.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
Paris Police
On the Alert.

Paris, April 2s.---The police adopt.
IA decisive measures yesterday u
#ayprehenr the element which is TO-
Dsnting fisorder They searched the
headquarters of the confederation Of
labor and 1lty branches throughout
the city, also a number of honses OF
roya,ists who are suspected 81 en-.
.coursging the disorders IN hope Or af
sscting d coup d'etat. important pa.
Jers, 1t lis understood, were found In
the home of some royalists. but At the
headquarters Of the confederation of
labor tha results were negative.
were negative.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
rihDiNc NONE socEs
AT SANTA RosA.

santa Rcss. sprll ss.-T~o rsors
asSdiss have Aesn saken frsml he
ruins ~ n taildinks destroyed hsfs
hy ne eaFthqpake, neither 4 shlch
sere positively sdentiHed. Thsx
nnsses I total u fSftyfosr bodies ~
20 nom ihe ruins IN SANTA Rosa
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
EUROPEAN SYNDICATE
TO INVEST MONEY.

San Francisco. Aprfl 2ss- The san
Francisco Examiner says: A Euro.
pesn syndicate il ready To invest Ss..
900 600 ID San Francisco real
ty The determination 10 place this
sum in real estate N this city was
formed since the great disaster, AMI
IS taken as an evidence Of the conn
dence of the world n fhe futurs 81
the new San Francisco.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
REMOVE coRPsEs
FROM PUBLIC PARKS

san Francisco. Aprff Is. = Three
hundred and thirty three bodies of vie.
Tins Of the recent earthquake and
fire, have been found by the eor,se
er and his assistants An buried In
the public squares during the day Or
the fire have been removed 10 the
several cemeteries o. the city. The
eorcner's data Is fairly accurate,
though the report is nots vet com
piete.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28

The Ladies' and Gentlemens tan
ors On Bridge street are SO situated
that they can make suit for d man
and one for woman from the same
piece Of goods. Not only can this be
done. but they can also make the but.
tons to match, having machinery for
this purpose, Quite number of
gentlemeB With their wives have al;
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
DoWiE FINALLY
REruRNs 70 ZION

Chicago. April 2ss--John Alexander
DoEie left today for Zion city To
morrow he win attempt 10 hold i
meeting ID the tabernacle. The build.
ing viii be open 70 him hut the people
have been instructed BY Overseer Vel
iva TO etay away. TIE meeting VIII
be q test Of strength.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
\ sesEFir SHOW
in KANSAS CITY.

ksnsax City. April ss.-A hig san
Francisco benefit performance vas
given Il the colsentin han Last
night by members II ten dinsrent
theatrical attractions now playing In
Kansas City. Every theatre In The
city was CLOSED and aided the beneis,
The show ~As attended BY 5000 per-
sons. snd 6.sso was added 10 mo
ciiyss feH~r1l relief fund
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28

20 osker hsnks. lAs grasa lossi Il
Donex sstkln s-seh Of ths san fssn.
cisco hsaks i ssBaf ssSe<s scs. ass
Il = sale q say securities ~hles c@a
~ realized ggsn Immediately al
sssng the tpssl 40 IL tiss. .ss.sassa
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
LITTLE DOING At
NATloN's CAPITOL

Washington, April 2s.--Ths hqnaR
today continued 4 consideratic u
the agricultural appropriated III
Tho senate passed the bill pro}l l1ingl
for the purchase Of land in wal
ton - sitea for the buildings A. ~
department Of state, justice &ii6,
commerce and resumed the consider
ss:ca o. the !n...sn sn.ssoprsatinn hin
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
.BALMY DAY FOu[OWSCH|UY
NIGHT At SAN FRANCISCO

ber u fot.ering black saiis which
~ere lest stsaaing There have been
u number u nano~ escapes among
ths sishtssets. hui . far % accident
h repaired.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
Another Disaster in Vicinity
OF lrgacherous Vesuvius
Fierce Rain Storm SWoops Down Over Region and
DoEnpour Creates Great Damage to
.s Property.

= repisn. ~" " - ..
1hsssssns6 ah night seeemp.nied ~
y 3 paie. '17r-s-='--,$ q,
csa ssanehes q mud 70 t.ll over
q sonwns and aarNa J
ne storm had The enact of desoyg bockno ro.d
foid1 hsbaions interrtns aesursph se.e and e.r
=. ing away portions or railway - - !
10 los = ne y resored but pr.vsiled
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
RusslAN OFFICER
AsskssiMs VICTIM.

Bnbin. Russian Poland, April 2s-
Lieut-col. Pugol. chief gensdarmerfe
Iat chofm, was murdered last night.
The assassin escaped.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28

There is spirit OF pride for the
appearance Of things in general run.
ming rampant IN Las Vegas. Ludwig
Wm- Ilfeld reports that Steward iron
fences viii be erected In front of
the residence property Of the follow
ing citizeRs. Mrs ParneIl. Harry
Vogt Frank Roy, r b january. I. r.
Turner. Mr. NaeglIn and A. &. Erb.
Some days ago Mr. flfeld advertised
this fesce In the Daily Optic. il
sopjd seem that advertising psyA
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
Refugees Camping Out Shiver From
Cold n Their flimsy Tents
All Night Long
Relic Huaksrs Plunderins ohsred Ruins Of
Ch;aatown---C Courage and Grit to Restore
Ssa francisco :. Chilks Have no
Complaint to Make.

Several snaIl safes were opened
YESTERDAY and the contents ilamedI.
.asely took fire. .
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28

ready given their orders, and the idea
vii beconse : popular me. II Is
certainly quite an innovation and one
that win appeal to the pride and CON.
mon sense of an married men ana
women. Mr.. Harris. the junior mem.
Der Of the hrm Of Goldstein a Har-
rs IS A Ladies' tailor Of much ex.
perience and those who have already
secured their suits are wen pleased.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
ESCAPED mUR-
! D[RER SHOOTS
PlRsvERs
frsak Smllh klb Shsrin sksvss
sad wssads Csplain llsa-
defseM
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peAAes.


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49, 80 @'sks1 sse
man Haaioa . orsson. ap1 - -
csped frosn the chg jatl sstepi lnys
agn early ihi. nnornins ix,xily ssx,s
sAenr j. i. shaver q c..sls,.s
- o 49, -.
= neausfson = 1se oresos Neu7
Guards.
A po~ss had pursued sp,ish thrss
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es a.s<s css ocA -
lns sm''n msos : Sssa sae rae sate
nc r.s - mmsonssv eesese
nie 40 asadsfsoa esd snasw -
smith darsed is0 nurseFy Bear
ny ana the rsmAisdsr % ths posse
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28
WIND SLOWS DOWN ss..
ToTTERlNG WALLS.

San Francisco, April y. Thr
strong wind Yesterday ana the day
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28

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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-04-28

People are further warned AGAINST
OPENING safes Or vaults at present.
The Washington times., 1906-06-24
MODERN BUILDINGS FOR
NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE
New and Magnificent Quarters for Six
Thousand Students Embody Every
Latest improvement.

New York Will soon have the most up
to-date college buildings ever construct
ed The group OF hVe buildings, now
nearing completion, on Washington
Heights. will be the future home of the
College OF the City of New York. 1t has
cost A.5OO.OOO and will afford accommo-
dation for nearly 5000 students.
The new buildings present a very
handsome and substantial appearance
and are especially noticeable This is
due 10 the fact that the entire group
was designed and planned ali at once
under the direction Of one architect, in
stead OF being the result of a gradual
growth, as has been the case with many
other colleges. Dark gray stone. OBJ
tained on the site. has been used for the
walls. and pressed white terra Gotta for
the corners, windOw-frames and quoins
This gives a general effect of granite
and white marble.
The site IS an ideal one 1t overIooks
the Hudson on one side and Long Island
Sound on the other. and commands a
view Of the city for many miles
Owing 70 the-large number Of students
VINO are 10 occupy them, IL was deter
mined that these buildings should repre-
sent the advanced form Of fireproof con-
structiOn. This has been effected by the
use OF hollow tile hreproofing from the
basement TO the roof of every building
IN the group. Especial attention was
paid 20 the Chemistry building as the
danger from fire or explosion in an ex-
perimental laboratory was considered
greater than in any other class of mod
crn building. The walls are OF hollow
tile, the floors OF glass tile. and the tops
OF tables either stone or marble, so that
II a IRE or an vApiosion did occur the
damage resulting would be confined 10
one area and easily controlled.
Experts say that the great assembly
hall of the main building which will seat
200 people, Is the finest example in the
world OF an up-to-date fireproof public
hall. So completely is this hall hedged In
on all sides by hollow tile and porous
| terra coIta blocks that II would be impOs-
sible for d fire TO burn into II from the
outside. while the danger OF a fire in the
hail itself is so remote that an audience
would have little fear Of suffocation.
The Washington times., 1906-06-24
EMERY CHAPEL ADDITION
PLANNED AT $1,000 COST

The trustees OF Emery Chapel at
Brightwood have contracted with Build
er ]. w. Keene for an addition to their
building on Brightwood avenue. at an
estimated cost of $1,000. The plans were
drawn by Architect II. n. Keene and are
intended TO make a very much desired
addition to their present limited quart
crs.
The chapel belongs TO the Southern
Methodist Episcopal Church and is pre-
sided over by the Rev. John Brooks.
under whose excellent ministration Il
has gained largely in numbers and in
nuence and consequently requires much
more extensive accommodations
The Washington times., 1906-06-24
AN GID GEORGETOWN
LANDMARK PASSES AWAY

The demolition of the old Vincent
Taylor house. on the south side of NJ
street, between Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-flfth streets northwest, has near
ly been completed. preparatory to the
erection OF a row Of business buildings
on the site. The property is owned by
the Warder estate.
The Taylor house has long been one
OF Georgetown landmarks. it having
been built b. Vincent Taylor. and occu-
pied by him for many years 1t was a
four-story massive structure, and cost
about 10000. Taylor was a miller, his
mill being located Immediately in the
rear of the house
1t IS understood that the entire prop
crty. which has wide frontage on NJ
street. cost the Warders but $1,000
The Washington times., 1906-06-24
VIRGINIA FARM LOCKS
GOOD TO DISTRICT MAN

Through the Booth Farm Agency Com
pany Frank H Elmore. of the Southern
railroad. has purchased a farm of fifty
six acres. located at Lawton Station. on
the Washington and Southern railroad.
almost within sight of the famous old
Pohick Church. which. II Is said. was
attended by Washington on many oc-
casions.
The farm contains a good. substantial
dwelling. with barn and outbuildings.
and the usual and is I'm a
section of the State which is attracting
the attention of homeseekers by reason
Of its convenience to this city. as well
as the excellent character Of the land.
IT is Mr. Elmore's intention to remodel
the dwelling, and use II partially as a
summer home. The price paid is stated
20 be about $40 per acre.
The Washington times., 1906-06-24
REPORT GREAT ACTIVITY
IN COUNTRY PROPERTIES

The following are recent sales re-
ported by the SOule Company;
For Emmitt b. Chambers, house al
Kensington. Nd. 5000
For J. o. Beazley, of Baltimore, farm
in Jefferson county, Fla. 800
For 1. n. King. 100 acres at Clifton
Va. 10 F. r. Loomis. of Detroit. Mich
$500.
For Robert I. Fleming. house at Capt.
tol View. $1,000
For Mrs. Alexander Denty, thirty-one
acres at Pohick. Va. $3.50
For Mrs. II. A. Kagle. twenty-five
$50. ''' se county "0'
For J. G. smoot, house at Berwyn
For ]. c. Bennett, house at Berwyn
For Charles E. schrom. fifteen acres
in Prince George county. Md. g, go.
For Ida Beal. four acres in Prince
George county. Md. $500
For w. r. Canning OF Philadelphia,
house at Lakeland. 1880
For n. E. Kullberg, house at Berwyn,
Md, s. 200
For Mrs violetta Douglass. farm in
Prince George county. Md. 81 800
To T. NJ. Burton. through Donohue
& Son. house on c street northeast.
So. .000
For Henry Naylor. his finely improved
farm of 100 acres, near Jessups. Anne
Arundel county. Md, TO w l. Russell
of New Jersey, 1880.
For German H Hunt, ten acres and
handsome mansion at College Park
$500.
For Mrs o. c. Fox, house at Linden
Md. $500.
For Matte B. Dewitt, residence al
Glen Echo Heights. TO Mrs. Alma c.
Arnold, Of Washington, $500.
For Frank Beall, twenty acres near
Springfield. Md. 5000.
For Charles II. Smith, thirty-fve acres
near Mt. Vernon, s.. 400
For Roger F. Barker. farm in Fairfax
county Va. 81, 800
For DR.. f. Gordon Walk. lot at De-
Raw
The Washington times., 1906-06-24
NOTED FORREST HALL
BECOMES SKATING RINK

During the past week old Forrest Hall.
on Wisconsin avenue, near n street
northwest. has received some much
needed improvements.
II is said that the owners. the For
rests, of Thirty-fourth and y streets.
have received more than one offer for
the rental Of the place. and they have
decided 10 do so. as is evidenced by the
improvements going on.
While not definitely known, ii is said
that a party is negotiating for the lease
OF the hall. and that same will be con-
Verted into a skating rink this fail. The
building has ample floor space for this
purpose. 1t is understood that one of
the players of the Washington baseball
club is behlnd the project
The Washington times., 1906-06-24
B. & 0. WILL BUILD TWO
LARGE ROUND HOUSES

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Will soon commence the build
ing OF two immense round houses on
their property near this city Each
building Will have sufficient room for
twenty-five locomotives. two turntables.
a machine shop, power house. signal
towers. and other necessary terminal
appurtenances, and will be constructed
in the most substantial and up-to-date
manner, largely increasing the facilities
of the road at this point.
The Washington times., 1906-06-24
TRACT OF 65 ACRES
BRINGS MORE THAN $4,000
Miller Estate, Overlooking Catholic University Grounds,
Bought by DR.. Louis Koipinsk
at About S265 Per Acre.

for investment, and expects to subdivide
and place 1t on the market in the near
future and Mr.. Heitmuller will have
the management and sale of the new
subdivision. The plans have only yet
assumed tentative shape. as it is the
intention to make It one of the most
attractive Of the new plots that have
been recently offered
The property has quite history, as
here Gen. Jubal Early, with the Con-
federate officers, rested and took supper
on the memorable raid to capture Wash
ington The battery at Fort Stevens
shelled the place freely, and only lately
several large uneXploded shells were
plowed up.