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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Fireman Brown, Graham and price.
uer Of the hrat district 81 iho Aim.
querQnc Winslow division. are fn "a
examined ,de early part ol Next week
ipr q transfer 20 no firhl sids M
ihe cab. aioalfr l.echanle Hioka NJ
We local shops win conduct the ~
animation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

pann, Manuel A-G0xGQg yards. ~. w.
"a Metngnr s N MuniE 49, ~ Huhueiii
W., Public road, taxes, N.e9, penalty 10
centsi costs b cents total, $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

ufiofa. fihfad0-u feet by co paua,
nj. Alasandafi 81 81 0arclai E.. Public
road W.. AiFEHautfi taxes. - Coufgi
penalty. 5 eonta costs. 8 cents total.
tl.G.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

MatduuE George i0rrn Ynrdai NJ. u H.
aHncNea 81 d N uunlty. ~, n aavo-
dfa 81, Public fuhd iaaoH fiN pepal-
u.s.. , cents coHis. b ceniHi total, MA,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Fraucias. E.-patented land, 100 acrcss
tnNes. Npi penalty, u cents. costs. IS
centai total, t2h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
TRncINcr 10 p

skinner I,e0naul. E0Kfn yardai E.
Marines w., Mountains taHeH, AiAi
penalty D cnntai costs. b cents total.
tift
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Gonzales. Iose C-NW "a. See 6. TWP.
~ H q ~ isa acres taxes. 81 ia. pens
aitF, NJ eantai euata. @ cents. total. da
nuiiaren. u ~ Manuel -patontod land /.
% acres iHNN yards ~, arroyo 81, ace
quigi ~, ID Gutierrez W., same; taxes,
ale, penalty q cents. costs total, tlpn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

LQfntli mHnucl a 1dtil Yafda. 81. w
Chavez 3. D. ana Vs.. a. D. CnnNei8flHs
ethiN yaniHi Nu t aaNtHeH. 3 81 NHn-
delUfIn, ~ arHIuln ~. y ~ Candle.
iarin. insfa 1890 penalty ~ ceniai ooats
81 cents TOTAL ffN
I.apsa Franelaoo a-iaee1a gafds 81.
=. lnhaldoni 81 ruadi d and W.. a. OH-
unldoni liNiM Yards Nt ruHui 8 d Sans
Chez, b. y. Sanchez. ~, n. AuHyui take
es. 1885, penalty % cents. costs. u csntai
total lt4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Edwards. Wiiilam-9.t nrrou. NJ. Car
cini g., fuad. N aceauiai W. .. haca
iaeea, $780, PENALTY, "a ceutai costs, 2.
centsi total tilD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
PRECINCT No 10

Albew. n. Ls.--s.ruom house ana land.
lornefls Of AIRS. Nlevea sarraeino-faKea
s. ~; penalty y centai costs - centai
Ai6eilaa. vlrsinla P.-aaxiao feet H..
N. chhveEi 81, IA. Chnvezi E., Public
road W.. harclaa roadi taxes, l3.ssi pes
atty % centai costs. n cents. total. t12,
Anderson, n A.-ei feet. ~, j. 10. Low
lai 81. public streets ~, 6anehes Wa
Public street. g feet, N. ,. y Lowisi q
street. tnvea. Wst; penalty, 81 centHi
costs e5 cutsi total NeL
uaca Dometrio G~a6xa5 feet. n ana
a. "a q Oongaics; H, acequin. W.. Pub
lic road taxes. la@i penalty = ceutai
noitger NM 81 y -Rouse and ground
known as Sunny sidei" taxes. SiG10;
penaiiy' "a eontsl costs, % eontsi total
nostgsr .. I. T.-N.,c. p Murphy D..
taxes, $3.50 penalty M conta costs. 80
oerte' total, t291
Carabalal Mira Viylan-N., aceQuils q.
puhlie road ~, C Montoyni W.. M N
dc Armiio' taxes, 81 9li penalty. 10 cents
coeiql @ cents total. ttu.
biilari 81. a. Garcia ~ Public road. ~,
aceqpl4i taNcH NHi penalty cantai
costs. as cents total $50
Ghayes Sanchez A9.o1 9,s, ,s.....
On, ncenuiai W.. a. Monto3a t6Kfe0 ynfla
N., a. M1ntoya ~. M 1ammiilo; d
AFeuHl ~, nocQuiai taxes. tall. penalty
- cgnfai costa % centai total Nn
.h N i0 acres taxes ffsi' nannitg d
cents, costs. aa crntHi total Nts
D.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Moyn. navid.-il0xi2l yarna ~ and ~,
a. Ortiz; ~. road W.. ID. Torres taKea.
- il penalty, y ccntHi costs. % cents
total fiDl
hiunia, JesuH--i1xia9 yards. ~. y II.
Huhbeill 8 y. Garcia E., road W.. ~
a. Huhheiii taxes. l1a, penalty. % cen3at
costs. % centsi total ts@.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Garcia. Grcgurio-pateued land, 100
acres taAcn, AGii penalty, o. ctntas
coeiai % cents. total, f9tA
0afNia. y NNlaaluCI improvements
Z CENTS. cuata, b contsi total, tiai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Governor HaN0fman has anu0l ted
the following n0lnrlea nuhllc, j. M.
aheariOf Tusaa, Rio Arrlha county
Aihino baca. las Vegas. San Miguel
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

iIubbeii BeFbnrlia-a0 yards ~. ~ A.
liuhbtili q. Public road a., same. W.,
taaei penalty, a. crutsi costs. 70 cents.
total RfH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Armii1, pieEu Nm, Public road; b 4,
y Luceroi ~. Public road; W., aco-
IS ceutsi total ti4t
baca, Salvador l011I1 yards; ~. b. q
Hpdryi ~ ~ saVcdras E.. 81 ChaVeai
W., Afenali li0HlQ yards M. q naCa
-, u, Havedrai ". and Vs., river lo0xae1
1919 -, "a tsaesi ~ ~. >. hoaeyi ~,
penalty, i ccntai costs, u.01i totni. aR
Barrels. Leandrn--lulEEol Yards M. M
Sanchez 81, huhllc road On. Public
road w, &utfnncCi taxes. flMs penalty,
. centai costs - cents, total g
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

I.opas. Ahiado- SKIS yards. 81, r. sa-
mora; 81. u Domingy "a; ~ ana W.,
nrmei iigK10 yards. ~, Ccno g., arfuyoi
E., 81 uonEaioa. W, 4. aRuchcH; taxes
q "a. penalty m cents costs 70 centsi
total, 1901
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
raEciNcr NO H.

chavez Chavoa, 5o1oa-liox1io yurds "
3. ana ~. Adoifo Chavez; W.. Public
road' tastes. ftA, penalty, n cents costs,
3, cents total. SSH
Chavez, tlaas acres, 81. r. 6isuutosi
3, and ~. b. pcrca; W., n. urlego.
taxes. N.is; penalty, , cents costa, -
CcntH, total. &li6.
chavez rndiila F-iexlQ yards, w.
~ E, ara w. j. Padnlai l6oN1o0 yarda,
M y. Chavoa, ~ u ~ Hubhoiii ~. "A.
Chavc1. W.. NJ ChnveE. taxes. Sis. PEN
atty ~ cents costs, 20 cents total, stil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

l.unefD. Jose ignacio-a acres 81. and
b Public road IN, N, LactT0; w. ucc-
guiti taxes. Stew pcnaitgi iQ csntai costa,
H orntH. total Mia
isaprro. Nicolas loarNt yards, NJ, W. y
Lucefo, a ANA Do, Public ROAD W. ..
~ lucefoi ANM fenti hti Public roads
~ ~ Garcia. M and M,, Public road
tAaN ynrQa ~ riNcri "A. ~ uarrlai ~,
atty, D caufa. costs, tlNl, total, t3M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Barbour. M 49, acres ~ nada-
nrco. b. Fishi d. IA. Hulg w.. road
taxes. waI penalty. ~ cents. costs. -
GENTS. total, &i0l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

aHnduthl Domingo ahlNibi Varuti 50. T
aandoNals 81 nulE H.. runilc ROAD W.
III. sandogll. g1Nl1l feet, o.. Il. Hando-
VIA annst A., uWunrHi Vs.. hunEi
tefsf 49, penalty, cents, costs
smith aw i-L BW t-l. See ~
TWO. 10 N, AZ Q d.. iQ acres, taxes, tai
NgA
schwcdcr. 81. w.-About acres, ~.
T 0uucrreai 81. q. J0hnaoui ~ ana W.,
County rnldi taxes, aiNNli uouNltyi h
cents costs. b cents total uiI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Garcia, Audrca-5QElm yardsi ~, D.
0allceos. g. A. Nfreai ~, Is. MHneai
We. Eaioroi aQAt0 Ynrdai ~, iifcid Rrua. I
81, ~ aarclni E, Barclna ditch W.. En-
tfauco, i0y1ll yards. NJ, u. pudin, AZ.
ilfcid broaJ d., harclaE ditch; W. ".
Garcia. Niic thrCe-rQom house. taxes. tllt
penalty. 3 cents, cQstg, fl.iN, total. N.0.
Coz, a. M-N. and 81, nccuulns e.
sand hlllai W. Fourth street. z acres.
tnNsa. ttiQ penalty. q GENTS costs, y
centsi iutel, siN.
Cfiaeo. FclielAno--N.. r. Grlego. e. "a.
LncNF0i e. H. Hficgo. w., aecquia ! ~
aureai taxes, t3Ni penalty, "a Ceutas
costs, M centai total. ttW
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

paruia. AIRS. Roaa-2gNta2 yards, ~ ~.
Morris. s.. Mfn Morris. H., W. ~ Cnii-
dervi W., Public road taNts, $50 pen-
atty. "a cents costs, 30 Qeutai total, $3.50.
H.. e. Oirnrd. ~. Priests, ~, Public
roadi l4E& feet; n, /. fefeHi g., uWnefi
E. Priests, W., ~ Hantiliuncai taNea.
N4i penalty "a ceItai costs, ~ cents,
utal, aW
pYs-r. Cora o.-i az ncrCai 81, g. a..
Ramero5 ~, A. q, Welsh. ~, Public
cad. W.. VIM Post, taxes, H.ull pcnale
70 I'D osutai costa, ~ cents. total $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

aandoYal B. Ventura Land io0 acres,
taxes. sass penalty, % centai costs %
cents fetal N,N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Leharin. jose n.-ratenffd land. leo
aers| iNNNi0N Fasda N. 3. ~. ana Wi
Chilli Efau4, taNfa, 5AGis penalty, -
cents, Gusts. l9 cents, total NN
l.uNntu. Tomaa-r Patented iauei 800
acres. taxes Fidtli penalty, H cents;
b centsi total, Sl7.o.
LucCro, lsorenEaf de- Patented land, $50
Hcreei taxes f3iHi penalty, W cents,
costs, 81 cents, total. tlt
lsue0rp q. Mariana Patented land.
w acres; taxes. gtle. penalty. 20 cents;
costs, % ctntti total, tlN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

HAN. John Q.-loKT09 ynfaN, 81 Keyai|
81 HhntiilsnfH. E.. faiiruad W.. aces
Quia, taxes. fltsi pcunlty, Dc Cfbts, costs,
li cents t1tni. Wm
Hicks. uutherfurd-iG acres 81. az
Bros % Public ROAD ~. Armlio
Becker. ~. arreyni taxes. N1A. uenRl.
fF. % cents. costs. a5 cents total $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Hail. John O.-3sxiOq Yarda g.. L.
kcycai ~, y. aantllnnoa. ~ railroad.
W., arroyo; taxes $3.50; penalty. a oentsi
COSTS % cents total. t1p
HoueWcll w. s. (uillcnWutorl- Ia NJ
ncreai commoncina az NV corner 81
Frans Hunluga vineyard on Dnranes
and Cnndelafla'u road two miles from old
Albuquerque Plaza. o5,q feet from Court
House ard along the linc OF nccuuia
nnurq ~ Alnnuueruuei taxes fINs uen-
olty 81 ccntsi costs. So conts3 total. s2o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Yott W J-N T. Keys. s. D. Ean-
tillanfHg ~, Nfii W.. Mathews. taxes,
fa.t.i ueaaltv q cents costs H cfntai
total an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

uarcia. riodad &. de-Clx1l yards n
land ~. ~. Controrna, ~. a. salts ~, a.
Coe. tnxes. $685. penalty. u contai ccuta,
Is cents. total, tif5
Gentry. ~ u-l3xfls yards a., Az
bright, 81, Indian schools ~, ith a.. No.
FurakncFs taxes. N.tti penalty, u ceutai
costs, y cents; total. $50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Ortis. Modesto C.-mxH feet, a., en-
trance. 81, FergUna0n ~. j. ". Garcia
W., entrancci prec ~, aJbtie o. feet; ~.
entrance. 81, hctquig. ~, a.. Arnspni w.
a.. AfAgoui Pre-. O. 5iAaQ varnn, ~, ~.
Bnca, b. H taopez, ~, a. n. a 81 NJ.
railroad comuanyi ", a. bacai taxes
ia.a5. penalty, q cents costs. ti.ooi total,
tg.sl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Ruca. Fi0rentina 81 de-2i1KeQ varna;
NJ, M0rnnfNi 81, arroyo; ~, q. hnuchNHi
W., nrroyoi taxes. $685. penalty IS cents.
costs. SO contqs total. t3tt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

rrogeneher. I'LL acres.. ". Il. Cutter
reNi 3, J, Henrich NJ Yrisarm W..
Fourth e.. taxes. ei012. cenaity. 81
cents eos'' p cents total. fios,
Young, Jas.-~N.. o. e. Armlio. g., yrs
arTii ~, Romero W. "a. n. q 81 r. ~
hitnxes, N.pii penalty, ai cents, costs. 50
rentHi total. MA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Fouinier. WIN M. d. Nluaiey. a. I'M
dian school. ~ iih at. tF. unknown
taNts. neM. peuaity, ~ cpntHi COSTS. -
GENTS. total. Nf6t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Nuauus. Roman isqSi25 yards, NJ, I'm.
trance, g., Nunueai ~. a. Danas.a4iai
w, EnifAncci 59As,Q yards N. Dreamer.
- a. fenai re-, acegulai W., Garcia
tnxeF. Niai penalty. 10 cents. costa, 20
cents total aW
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

fiaM1nado, acknowledgements land.
id0 acrrg. thxen, tlts, penalty, ll Contsi
Costa. 30 cents, total, flU
Mora, dc %. Edubigen--latcnfed landi
400 nerepi taxes, l2il. penalty. "A cents
costs, Do cents, total t16l
The Washington times., 1906-06-28
OLD FORT M'HENRY
RELIC OF THE PAST
Uncle Sam to Quit Defense
That Inspired "Star-
Spangled Banner"

BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Historic Fort
McHenry. whose flag, shot through with
shells. but still waving in the glare of
bursting bombs and in the light of dawn,
inspired Francis Scott Key to write The
Star-Spangled Banner and for more
than 100 years the sea defense Of Bal
timore, is being abandoned and evacu-
ated by the Government. and its garri-
son of regulars, commanded by Col.
Harry r Anderson. moves this week
TO Fort Howard. farther down the Pa
tapsco river, and only a company Of
Uncle Sans cavalrymen are left TO
guard the property.
Although standing at the mouth Of the
harbor, the city has practically grown
about the old fort. It IS. strategically,
still one of the quadrangle Of forts de-
Tending the city. but it's big smoothbores
are obsolete
There has been an affectionate demand
that the fort be turned over to the city
10 be converted into a park. but the deed
Of the property to the Government stipu-
lated that It must always be a military
post The Government has turned the
land over to the State militia of Mary
land, and. before many days the Stars
and Stripes, as an emblem Of national
e'- N4lI- ~ eAN ttc1SNs III COME
down from the flagstaff, where they
have flown since 17S-
The staff still stands on the site OF the
original pole on the ramparts of the
inner fort. honeycombed with dungeons
and passageWays. and which has held
prisoners of the wars Of 1912 and 1865.
This inner fort was star-shape,. Ill
lage within itself. the rim Of the grass
covered walls being crowned with can
non, while mOat ran around the out
side. For a century Old Glory, aloft
this fort, has tugged in the gales OF win
ter or Tapped lazily in the southern
breezes OF summer without missing a
day.
Francis Scott Key, an aide to the gen
eral defending Washington. was cap-
tured while out in the lower Chesapeake
bay in a small boat, and made a pris-
oner aboard the British fleet bound ND
the bay to lombard Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1906-06-28
THE DOCTORS WIFE
Agrees With Him About Food.

9 A trained nurse SAYS: I'm the practice
of my profession I have found so many
points In favor of Grape-Nuts food that
1 unhesitatingly recommended it to all
my patients.
1T is delicate and pleasing to the pal
ate Gan essential IN food for the sicB)
and can be adapted TO all ages. being
softened with milk or cream for babies
or the aged when deficiency of teeth
renders masticatiOn impossible. For
fever patients or those on LIQUID diet I
find Grape-Nuts and aIbunen water
very nourishing and refreshing Thi,
recipe is my own idea and is made as
follows: Soak a teaspoonful OF Crane
Nuts in q glass of water for an hour
strain and serve with the beaten white
of an egg and a spoonful of fruit Juice
or havoring. This affords a great deal
stomach can aS~-snilate without any dis
.ress.
MY husband is a physician and ha
uses Grape-Nuts himself and orders II
many times for his patients
Personally / regard a dish of Crane
Nuts with fresh or stewed fruit as The
ideal breakfast for anyone-welI or
sick" Name given by Postum Co. Bat
tie Greek, Mich.
In any case Of stomach trouble. nerv-
Gus prostratiOn or brain fag a 10 elavs
trial of Grape-Nuts will work wonders
toward nourishing 6nd rebuilding. ana
in this way ending the trouble There's
a reason. and trial proves.
Look in pkgs. for the famous little
book. The Road TO WellVilla,
The Washington times., 1906-06-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ora Miner Leland. Ithaca N. Y. and
Mary Yoeckei, District of Columbia.
George w. Wilmeth. Little Rock
Ark, and Evelyn c. Loutaff. District of
Columbi
George w Swift and Imogene Clark.
George NJ Daniel and Elsie johnson.
Lawrence Brown and Mamie George.
Russell o. Burton and Alice NJ. SImp-
son.
Frank c. Alexander and Mabel r.
Wilson.
Bennett p Ault. Round Hill Va
and Cora Z. Adams. Hillsboro. va.
Columbus A. Vanderbilt and Pauline
LOwman.
David J. Walton. District of Column
bia, and Margaret C Wakely, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Howard F. Thompson and Florence
=. Serrin.
W. E. Smoot and Minnie B. MuIliean.
Leroy NJ. Law and Helen Morrison.
Adam Reed and Jare Spottwood.
Moses Brasley and Mary E. Pendleton.
Robert Kinney AID Lula Hampton.
Mercy l.. Hodges and Ella Cox.
George a Young. Detroit, Mich. and
Esther K. Contee, District of Columbia.
Winfield Brown and Marie Franklin.
The Washington times., 1906-06-28
GIVEN DIPLOMA
ON HIS DEATH BED
Popular High School Cadet
Cleveland Dies After
Long Illness.

Howard Cleveland, aged seventeen
years. died last night at 10 o'clock after
an Illness Of something over six weeks.
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. w. Cleveland. $500 Thirteenth
street northwest. He had just completed
the course and was graduated from the
Mckinley Manual Training School his
diploma being delivered to him during
his Illness by his brother Bruce. who
was also a member and graduate of the
same class.
He was first lieutenant Of Company d,
OF the High School Cadets, and was
taken sick while drilling his company
for the prize drill contest. He was also
connected with the Weather Bureau as
confidential messenger. and had been
fitting himself for a course in the Bos-
ton Technical School.
No young man in Mt. Pleasant had
more friends than he or gave evidence
Of wider usefulness, and in the Mt. Pleas
ant Congregational Church. it's Sunday
school. and Christian Endeavor Society,
where he was most active. his loss is
most keenly felt
His death has cast a gloom over the
entire neishborhood. The fs=Aral will
take place from the Mt Pie; SAINT Con-
gregationaI Church. Rev NJ Ross
Fishburn officiating. Interment in Rock
Creek Park Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1906-06-28
NEW APART TMENTS
FOR CAPITOL HILL
Building Will Be Four Brick
And VIII Cost
$4,000.

An apartment house to cost $4,000 will
shortly be erected on the northeast cor
ner Of East Capitol and First streets.
Immediately opposite the Congressional
Library building. on the west side. The
ground is the property Of Mrs. n. G.
Ordway. whose husband served FOR sev-
eral years as Sergeant-at-Arrns OF the
United States Senate and later president
OF the Washington Market Company.
The apartment will be four stories in
height with a frontage OF ninety-one feet
on East Capitol street and sIxty-eignt
feet on First street. built in the Colon
ial style Of brick with Indiana limestone
trimmingS There will be twenty-sevea
apartments Of various sizes TO accOmmo>
date large or small families and every
apartment will have large outside
rooms A large court In the north side
OF the building viii give ample light and
air 10 the central portion of the house.
The plans have been prepared by
Architect A. b. Heaton and the contract
awarded TO James l.. Parsons. the we'll
known builder, OF this city. by r. o.
Whitford. OF the firm OF commission
merchants. who is interested with Mr..
Ordway IN the project. The total invest
ment including the ground, which is
valued at $4,000. will represent S125,-
900.
The Washington times., 1906-06-28
Thirty Acres, Belmont,
Purchased for $4,000

William J. Sheetz. OF this city, has be-
come the purchaser. for $4,000. OF the
subdivision of Belmont, consisting Of
thirty and one-half acres OF land, locat-
ed on the Rockville Electric road. i'm
nediately on the District line. The sub
division is one that has already been
plotted out. with. lT5 large lots. and it
Is the intention Of the new purchaser
to put IL on tsne market at once.
The ground formerly belonged to a
local syndicate Of business men. con-
sisting of Frank Reeside. Ralph p
Barnard, r. Golden Donaldson, and Guy
Johnson The purchase price represents
about 81 $50 an acre.
The prODertey is located in Maryland
about aquarter OF a mile west OF Chevy
Chase circle, fronting one-half mile on
the Rockville Electric road. and Is con
veniently situated for access TO the city
The deal was made through the office
of the G. r Hazard Company. and the
deed filed in Rockville yesterday.
The Washington times., 1906-06-28
DISTRICT PROWSOS
IN BUILDING BILL

The Senate Committee on Public Build
ings this morning reported the public
building measure with a large number Of
amendments. including a number OF es-
pecial Importance 10 the District Of Co
lumbia
The House bill authorized the District
Commissioners 10 acquire the following
parcel OF ground; part OF the triangle
at the east side n Sixteenth street and
north of Columbia road: also all OF the
triangle at she east side Of Sixteenth
street at its intersection with Piney
Branch This provision is also retained
by the Senate bill. with the addition Of
certain provisions governing the con-
demnation proceedings, and of a pro-
vision for an appropriation
The provision for the erection Of a
monument by the volunteer firemen is
also retained. and an apprpriation is
mad 40 cover the cost Of condemnation
and purchase of the lands necessary.
The Secretary Of the Treasur Wis au-
thOrized 10 acquire all Of squares num-
bered 226. 227 229. go. In the CITY of
Washington. and 5000. 600 is appropriat-
ed to buy the land and erect thereon
one or two building That part of c
street. OHIO avenue. y street. and T
street. lying between the squares above
mentioned, is made a part Of the site
A commission composed of the Secre-
tary OF STATE. Secretary of the Treasury.
Attorney General. Secretary of Com
merce and Labor. and Superintendent OF
the Capitol Building and Grounds is
created by another new provision in the
Senate bill, to report preliminary piar.s
and an estimate Of cost for either one or
two buildings on this site for the De-
partments of State, Justice. and Con-
mere eand Labor.
The Washington times., 1906-06-28
WOMEN ON CRUSADE
AGAINST 'PEEK-A-BOO
Shocking Style, Says the w.
c. T. u. of Prim
Quaker City.
WAR TO THE DEATH
Holes and Transparent Fabrics Must Be
Placed on Contraband List,
Declare Leaders.

PHILADELPHIA. June ga syste-
matte crusade against openwork or
''peek-a-boo'' shirt waists is being in
aUgurated by the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union of this city. which
Will probably be Joined by the Christian
Endeavor societies and other women's
organizations which have expressed
themselves opposed TO the scant affairs
called lingerie waists.
The "evil" viii be hard 10 suppress, as
these waists are the popular summer
garment. but the purity department OF
the W. c. T. L. thinks they are scan
dalous and should be prohibited.
Just how to go about eliminating them
from the feminine wardrobe and how to
discriminate between the allowable and
the impossible is the problem.
A mans suggestion was to limit the
size and number Of holes in the porous
garments. but Of course women know
q waist needn't have a single perfora-
tion in it and yet be shockingly trans
parent.
The W. c. T. L. has decided to wage
its crusade by creating sentiment
against the offending articles and by
example
The West Philadelphia branch of the
organization Will discuss the impro-
priety of the waists at its young wo-
mems meetings on Thursday, and the
business women who attend will be
urged by President katherine Dey
Hauck to promulgate a doctrine Of de-
cent dress
DR.. Harriet French. the venerable
head Of the union. is greatly opposed to
the condemned waists. and will lend her
aid toward their suppression.
Elbow sleeves have come in for their
share OF condemnation.
This dress reform movement oriCi-
mated in Massachusetts. the president
of the w. c. r L. there taking up the
cudgels against everything open work,
from hosiery to shirt waists.