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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
WAR BREAKS OUT
ON THE BORDER
Hosti|ities Are Again Resumed
Between Salvador and
Guatemala.
INTERESTS OF AMERICANS
SOMEWHAT ENDANGERED
SaIvador's Alleged Assistance OF
GuatemaIan RevoIltlonlSts
Cause of Trouble.

WASHINGTON, July n-Hostiiities
between Salvador and Guatemala have
broken out anew on the border between
these countries. where peace was
supposed to have been established
pending settlement of the trouble be-
tween the two countries.
Leslie NJ. Combs, the American
Minister to Guatemala, who was on
his way to the United States to assist
In settling the difficulties between
Salvador and Guatemala, has been
ordered back TO Guatemala city from
Champerlco, Guatemala, where he was
reached by cable.
To Protect Americans.
Mr. Combs Will remain in the Guate-
malan capital TO keep the United States
advised concerning the trouble and TO
protect American interests In Salvador
and Guatemala. Troops have been
massed near the common boundary
Of the two countries for some time, and
a serious clash was expected. but
temporary armistice seemed TO have
been agreed upon and Salvador an
nounced that j. K. Pacus had been
named as q special envoy TO Washing
ton for the purpose OF making repre-
sentations to the American Govern
ment concerning Salvador's position.
John Jenldns, the American Consul
General at San Salvador. was to &c
company Mr.. Pacus to this country
Guatemala Protests.
Salvador's alleged assistance of revo-
| lutionists In Guatemala who were at
| tempting to overthrow President
Cabrera caused Guatemala to protest
bitterly TO the United States and
Mexico, and resulted Ia representations
| TO Salvador by those two republics
which Indicated that they resented for
elgn interference IN tho internal affairs
| of Guatemala,
AS soon as the position of the United
| States WAS made clear. Salvador an
nounced that Mr.. Pncus would come tc
| Washington to explain tho situation
| Guatemala indicating a Willingness &c
have the United States act as mediator
| Reassuring reports reached the State
department concerning the interna
| conditions in Guatemala. 1t was be
lleved that President Cabrera had pu
down the revolution. and that the row
with Salvador would soon be amicaol,
settled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
HUNTING FOR SISTER
= Mitchell, Acquitted of Murder,
Would Save His Kindred.

7srrLE, July u.-Gcorge Mitch
sa.tted yesterday afternoon for the
VI Holy Roller" Crefaeld. spent
~ ~ oay's freedom he has enjoyed
s,sas ,s%aontns In searching lodging-houses
Ia ~s sa LOT his sister. Esther. the young
hI4Aye hIAye whom he Killed Creffield. She
Anu eing with the dead mans widow
far. not Wish TO go to Illinois with
eAeF ns her brother desires her
~ Mitcheu believes another Holy
cobNmp will be established In Brit
&lins ,, and fears that II his sister
~ huEoer the influence OF Creftield,
"a. 80 may again take up Holy Rol-
la Ri Ine OF Creffleld'S male followers
h pss.asn Columbia md during the
ZEN ~ ~ women who were former fol
% On Il Creffleld passed through Sc
1abjv we te way 10 British Columbia, pre-
70 Join this man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
BAD MEAT CONDEMNED
Delaware Freezing Company Is Heavy
Loser: Must Learn Lesson.

PHILADELPHIA. July ll.-Inspec-
tors OF the bureau of health today con-
cluded tho condemnation and destruc-
ton OF 49, 600 pounds of impure meat
found in the cold storage plant OF the
Delaware Freezing company. The stun
was cartcd away from tho cold storage
plant as fast as It was condemned anu
turned over to n fertilizer plant.
Tho loss falls heavily on the persons
who owned the meat" said DIR. A. Il.
scott, chief OF the health bureau. but
tho sooner they learn the folly of pay
Ing moncy to have kept on Ice what Is
nothing less than fertilizer the betcr or
they Will be"
The crusade against impure meat and
,,aanitory slaughter houses la being
rushed vigorously by the health bu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
BISHOP HOWELL
TALKS OF SM0OT
He Wants RenominationL Hence
He Pays Tribute to the
ApostIe-Senator.
CRAWLS ON HIS STOMACH
TO EUL0GIZE THE APOSTLE
Declares 1t Is Due to Him, and
That Church Should Tender
denomination.
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
LOGAN, July 1.-Bishop Howell
returned from Washington last night
Some personal matters delayed his
Congress. Mr.. Howell expresses
pleasure at being at home again.
among old friends. He may not
again, among old friends. He may not
remain long however as an invitation
has been rendered him TO visit the Ha-
walian islands, and IL business matters
can be properly adjusted he would like
to make the trip and acQuaint himself
with the island possessions OF the
country.
Against Consolidation.
Congressman Howell was asked as
to personal attitude toward the
Agricultural college and the process
of consolidation recommended by the
majority report OF the committee i
am for the college and against con-
solidation OF the two great State
institutions. as I have always been. 1
want to see the college retained at
Logan, but l want II restricted to It's
natural sphere as an agricultural col
lege under the law. 1 believe the policy
Of the administration heretofore has
been too ambitious, and am In favor
of such modification Of demand for
maintenance and enlargement as Will
keep the college within its legitimate
| claims, and prevent Its continuous
antngonism OF the tax payers Of the
| State 1 believe this both can and
| ought to be done. and II 30 done, that
! the people of Utah will insist on re-
tanning the Agricultural college as
| separate State institution.
Furthermore, l do not believe that
the majority report of the commission
| will have any more influence over the
| Legislature than the petition Of the
| same number of intelligent citizens
| would have. I believe when the mat
ter comes up on the floor of the Leg
isIatu-e that II Will be IN a denoSo
status. and Will receive consideration
on the merits of the case"
Wants denomination.
| Asked as to his view OF the Smoot
case, and the probable action of the
Senate when 1t should reconyene. he
said:
II think the case is practically set
tied I believe Senator Smoot Will re-
tain his seat and serve out his time IT
the Senate. / cannot but believe the'
the whole controversy has lost rs
point. and the people of the country
have grown tired OF the agitation Ic
nv mind. Senator Shoots continuation
In the Senate 10 the end OF his tern
seems assured by reason OF the. strong
party men who have lined up benlno
him 1 believe when vote is takel
it will be In favor OF Smoot.'
Mr. Howell was asked as to his owr
political prospects and tte impending
canvass for the House OF Representa-
tives and replied:
II have little 10 say on that point
I feel that II my record has been
worthy one in the Judgment of the Re
, publican party. l need make no ver'
. nctiye canvass for reconciliation. be
cause II will be due me that the parC
should tender a denomination.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
DEMOCRATS REVOLT
Senator Patterson and Other Colorado
Leaders Bolt Purty.

DENVER. July 11.-What practical
ly amounts to a bolt of the regular
Democratic city organization by Sem
ator Patterson and other prominent
Democrats occurred tonight at q meet-
ing held at the Albany hotel.
About 100 Democrats were present.
and adopted a resolution declaring that
there was no Democratic central COM
mittee In Denver. that committee being
but the mouthpiece OF the Denver utl-
ity corporations.
A committee was appointed to select
n temporary organization and another
committee To draft an appeal to the
Democrats OF the city and State. ex-
planning the reasons for the step taken
and asking for support.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
PRISON Is HIS FATE
Man Who Shot Down Pullman Pas
scngcr Must Pay Penalty.

CHARLESTON, w Va. July ll,-For
killing Robert Lane because he would
not pay for rldins on n chair car. Spo-
cial Officer John L. Howery must serve
an cight-ycar penalty sentence lho
supreme court today sustained that Yer-
dict.
Lane was riding on n Chesapeake *
Ohio train December %, 1905, una re-
fused TO pay extra fare demanded Tor
clair car seats At Maiden an Of
tempt was made TO ojcct him and in
the light that followed no was killed by
HoWcTy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
HEAT RUSH FOR HOMES
fcople Arc Flocking to the Sho-
shonc Reservation.

tfENNE. Wyo., July las the
.1auon OF homcseckers In the Sho-
rseryation. to be opened for set
y August B, Will begin July 10,
Ice of registration arc Lander,
.:'ne and Norland. The Influx OF
% settlers commenced somo time
- the crowd at each place has In
U4ly. Several thousand people
sdoubtedly put their names on the
-hnent books.
Nesryaton Is in Fremont county
emoracss approximately 10000
% which about 5000 acres arc
uols Of irrigation. Tho land Is In
OF the big game country and
short distance from the Yellow
Neuonal park The drawings for
VI quarter sections viii be held
and 2 The fortunate ones
ine registered Will make their Sc
- OF land on and after August 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
DARING ROBBERY
p,ssion Banker Loses Fortune in
Streets of the Capital.

ST. PETERSBURG. July LIS
ois+,nt Cashier Gasperovtch was
fA"',iro the ofIico Of tho paymastcr OF
tba odmiralty this afternoon, accom-
panied by a clerk and porter, ae she aSo 1S
ter carrying a bag c9n'aid.nS a,,ngoi orn,ed
theS 1rho discharged revolyers at them.
NC. .G!.osperovitch was wounded I'm the
and a bullet passed through the
hepd I' % the porter. who dropped the
ia {ag ~ money The robbers seized ,he
boe and decamped with 1t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
PPER COMPANY
OFFICERS
IlaI Meeting Is Held by
pinoham Consolidated
People.
WcHIE is SELECTED
4 AS MANAGING DIRECTOR
j 4. Charles of Butte Is
as Manager of
SmeIter.

scscial meeting of the execu-
nrIttee of the directors of the
-.n Consolidated Copper Mining
~ held Wednesday. Capt. Dun
',scylchie was chosen as the man
a,rscbor Of the Bingham Consol1-
uroperties, and Harry l. Charles
~ Mont, was chosen as general
" Of the smelling and other
4 staevichie is we'll known in Salt
hut Mr.. Charles is a new factor
-,rsne circles here He has held
-,.,tion of superintendent of the
q propert1es in Butte for years
ID held to be one OF the most capa-
"a IN that line in the Northwest
trself he said:
Was a Smclter Hand.
nam life In this valley as a smelt-
"a thirty years ago. and have
. ccustantly connected with smelt-
q ever since I have been IN Mr..
Ia employ for many years, ana
. asen to this position through all
1sdes known TO the work. l shall
4 ry family to Salt Lake and look
.zrd 10 a pleasant life among your
J have been for some years
~ employed in Butte. and shall
. ny best efforts to lifting UP the
~ interests here"
Self-Made Man.
|Etlemen high in the councils Of
Bingham Consolidated said TO The
nae representative: Mr.. Charles
BE specimen of the self-made man.
,ning at the lowest round he has
IA his way. always by real merit,
~ tie leyel where he Is the equal
" superintendent in the business.
ole thorough and withal modest,
|rpresents just what tho business
q the committee hold him to be
rH-class. effective man, who gets
~"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
CONVENTIONS CALLED
Republicans and Democrats OF Twin
Falls, Idaho, Prepare to Meet

special 10 Tho Tribune.
TWIN FALLS. July u.-Attorney w.
p Guthrie Is back from Boise. where
NE vent TO attend the convention OF the
improved In order of Red Men
Republican and Democratic county
oonTentIons have been called to meet
a. Albion July % and 2s. respectively.
AT meeting OF inc normal ~ erustGrs an,irs
Ia ot Albion last week, the enthe
ee,,,tI, of last year was reelected.
4 Niece. Boise optician. Is
oroaecd professionally at the Pacihc
for an Indefinite time u.
w. King of Nampa spent few
avs in the city the latter part OF the
week. oe.ao q. In tho o,tv
for q few days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
CARRIE UNDER ARREST
Noted Smasbcr of Saloons Charged
With Misuse OF the Mails.

DALLAS. Tex. July 11,-Mrs. Car
rie Nation was arrested at Clebourne
late this afternoon by Deputy United
States Marshal on a warrant charging
her with having misused the malls.
She was brought to Dallas and after
hearing before United States Com
missioner a. w. May, was released on
bond In the sum OF $2500. The eX-
amIning trial is set for July 81
The warrant comes from Guthrie.
okla. and specifies that she deposited
In the postoffice a publication contain
Ing an improper article. "A Private
Tai kto Bows"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
TAGGART REFUSES TO
ANSWER QUESTIONS
Will Not Reveal Any Secrets of
Gambling at French Lick
Springs.

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS. Ind, July
n.-Thomas Taggart, president of the
French Lick Springs Hotel company,
acting on advice OF his attorneys, to-
day refused to be examined under oath
by the Auditor of State and Attorney
General Miller. He took the position
that, while the law permitted the State
officers to examine the books of the ho~
tel companies. 1t did not authorize a
forced examination of officers of a cor
poration under oath.
The State officers today began an ex-
animation of the books of the French
Lick Springs and West Baden Hotel
companies. 1t Is desired by them to
make clear the exact relations of the
hotel companies and the casinos which
were raided by the State officers last
week TO stop alleged gambling.
Preliminary TO Trial.
The examination of the books is pre-
liminary to the trial of the quo war;
ranto proceedings of the State against
the hotel companies, which will be held
at Paoli Friday. At this trial Mr., Tag
Sart of the French Lick Springs Hotel
company and Lee Sinclair of the West
Baden Hotel company Will be placed
on the stand. Mr.. Taggart was sub
jected TO. considerable questioning by
Attorney-General Miller today, notwith-
standing his refusal to be placed under
oath. He made the statement that the
contract of the hotel company with
"Af' Brown for the casino privileges
two or three years ago was $4,000 a
year.
Plays Role Of Innocent.
What the rental OF the casino has
been under the last lease was not
brought out Mr.. Taggart said today
the action of the court at Paoli yes
terday, In rendering Judgment OF the
hotel companies. cancelling the leases
OF the casinos and securing for the
hotel companies possession OF the ca
sinos, was an accomplishment for which
the hotel companies had been striving
ever since II had been discovered by
them that the lessees of the casino:
were permitting gambling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
TOWN is CUT OFF
Floods of San joaquin River Isolate
California Settlement.

FRESNO. Cal. July u.-Frebaugh, on
rho west side. is isolated from the rest
OF the county by hoodwater from the
San Joaquin river. The bridge on either
aide cannot be reached without swim
ming horses through the water for hun
dreds OF feet.
The supervisors of Fresno and MADEIRA
have visited tho town and recommended
Increasing tho length OF the approaches
from 100 TO 400 feet, this being necessary
aIao IN save the town from future hoods
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
Worse Than Chicago Mcnt.

BRISTOL. July 11.-At tho sanitary In
sncctors' conference hero today dele
cate named Bottomly said If the British
66nbI,c only knew a quarter OF what was
Going on In the slaughter houses OF this
Country the Chicago scare would become
inaieniIlcant by comparison. He knew. he
SAID OF a cow suffering from pulmonary
Sonsumption that was sold for Sl6 killed
and cnicn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
Americans Out OF Game.

PARIS. July 11,-Paul Morton,
president of the Equitable Life AS
surance society. is here going over the
French Insurance situation. Mr.. Nor
ton has not yet reached decision Out
tndIcatIons point to tho withdrawal Of
the Euuitablc from the field and to
similar action on the part OF other
American companies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
ROOSEVELT COMMENDED
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Adopts Resolution.

TACOMA, Wash, July 11.-At a
banquet tonight by the Tacoma Cham
Der of Commerce, at which were pres
cnt Rear Admiral Goodrich, Rear Ad-
m(rnl Bronson, Gov. Mead. former
United States Senator Wilson. cX-GoV.
McGraw and others of State and ma
tlonal prominence, resolution was
adopted amid great enthusiasm COM
mending the works OF President Roose-
welt and endorsing him or some man
with his honesty, courage and fidelity
ns his successor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
"si1-Bit" Companies Barred.

FRESNO. Cal, July 1.-The City
Board OF Education has resolved not
TO relnsurc school buildings In any
company that writes an earthquake
clause In It's policy form, nor in any
of tho so-called "N2-bit" companies,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
RAILROADS FOR RUSSIA
Chinese Eastern Line to BE Doubled,
at Cost of Ten Million.

LONDON. July 12.-The Daily Tclc-
graphs correspondent at Toxic reports
that the Chinese Minister at st. Peters
burg has telegraphed to Peking that
Russia has decided to double her sec
tlon OF the Chinese Eastern railway
and expand all It's branch lines, at an
estimated cost OF SO 900. 600. to be raised
by the Issue OF domestic bonds,
The correspondent adds that IL is re-
ported that Japan intends to spend $50
900. 900 in railway and colliery improve
ments In Manchurla.
THE diplomatic corps at Peking," the
dispatch concludes. els proceeding con-
tinuously with reference to the com
plants OF the China association con-
cernIng the administration Of Man
churia 1t is realized that this must
be the incentive to international Inter-
Vcptlon" D."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
Aaft Reaches Ohio.

%s,M %sM BAY. o., July n-sccretary
n. ne will address tho convention
NOM olo Bar association this al
se!and. 'Nefeallor VIII ieN'0 "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
Steamer Burns; Several Drown,

LACROSSE. Wis, July 1.-THE steam
cr Quincy OF the Diamond Jo limo IL
afre near Trempealau, Wis. with 800 peo-
ple nboord The boat ran into the bank
and turned half over when the hre
startcd. Several arc reported drowned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12

e mutiny at Tdmbov was regarded
II Russian authorities as probably
1ost serlous affair of the KIND
lhe sebastopol mutiny. as much
ihe fact that 1t was the first out
z o. insubordination In the cavalry
81 the service as because Of the
oenance OF authority on the part
-s Soldiers. After killing an In
" onlcer and a dragoon who were
20 the loyal troops who had op-
/. tnem, the mutlnous cavalrymen
FADED themselves In their bar
y where, until their surrender,
dehed the authorities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
ONE MAN DROWNED
Three In Craft, but Two Manage to
Escape,

HOUSTON, Tex, July 1l--Late this
afternoon launch in which three men
we're going from Seabrook to LaPorte
was swamped. S, J. Franklin. busl-
ness man of Houston, was drowned, {.
a Elmon OF Houston clung to the boat.
whIlo NJ Louirier. the third man. swan
two miles TO LaPorte and sent launch
after Elmen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
Ready TO Decide Drcyfus Case.

PARIS, July lit was announced
at the conclusion OF a secret session or
the Supreme court today that the de-
cision in the preyfus case Will he given
tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
MUTINY IS OVER

IN Troops Surrender Their Arms
and Express Sorrow.
I&B0V. July 11.-Both squadrons
E Seventh cavalry. which mutlnied
!, surrendered their arms today
ezpressed contrltlon for their con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29
DR.. ZONES Returns.

Dr William Russell Jones' who with
his wife. has been spending his vacation
at Hotel Brandon. Basic city. has re-
turned to Richmond to resume his prac-
tlcc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29

IL was inadvertently stated yesterday
that the city Democratic Committee
would meet last night. The meeting VIII
be- held next Friday night At Murphy S
uOtNl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29

You can't beat our hats
for we don't know their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-12

FOR RESr-THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
There are only few apartments left
in each building Mic, s " listed 4 b below
Facing Capitol Park.
16 apartments OF and 3 rooms each.
with buffet kitchen. cabinet refrigera-
tor, mantel book cases. porches, heat
and hot water. and iong-distance tele-
PRICE. $50 UP.
THE ASTORIA,
R sn 81: single or en
elevator. steam heat. hot water. light
free Building hs. modern drug store
"'' open Re so tSsGs'i IS Up.
THE pENHURsr.
AZ st. ne.
one,half block from government print
ing office. Apartments and rooms;
steam heat and .h bot ,y water
THE RAYMOND.
S14 22d st. NV.
m gsv0'ed h.s entirely Sus s% ' PIsa
baths. private halls steam heat and hot
water. All outside rooms of good size
PRICE. SIS UP.
THE KINGMAN.
Desirable location. Modern building
But one 5-roOm apartment for rent.
PRICE. $40.
THE Lorraine,
1404 Park st. NV.
Columbia Heights apartment build.
ing. But one apartment remains.
rooms and bath
$500.
9TH AND X SITS. NE.
Two,story fats. front and rear porch
supplied from one plant. rooms and
bath.
$500.
folder. descriptive Of all properties,
mailed upon request. Write or tele-
phone.
w. E. COWEN. Manager. Room 20,
Bliss bldg. 80 st. NV. Phone e. 6S5.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOB RENT-BY B. =. SAUL CO.. TTH NV.
The Home" 7th and Mass. ave. NV,
and rooms. ali modern; centrally located,
$3.50 and $47.6
The Juniata. 1424 " It. NV. II. and Or.
The Nantucket iiis " st.. rooms s'1 .a q wv
bath ....:....... ................ 49,: $50
s rooms and bath ........ $500 to % 20
1915 It'll NV, I'd floor, Br and b. q. %
lSl5 l. NV, I'd floor Dr.. b............... IS 90
The Bryn Mawr 1916 You st., 4r. b.. $50. 80 81 so
1916 7th NV, ID floor. Or. and b.......... 5000
HOS 1t. NV, Or. and h................ 20. 90
l622 9th ct. NV, 6r and b................ 50
636 Q st. NV. Sd noor. Br. and b......... $50
931 l1th ne. LIST floor. 0r. and b.. - 90
611 Tenn. ave. ne. ID floor, 81. and D.. u so
l154 Willard st. NV, Sd door. Or. and b.. %. 80
mi 4th Of. NV, 1st door, 5r and b...... 81. 50
lie st. me-, Or. and b.................. q. 20
- ct. NV. Or. and b.. average rent. $3.50
1406 LIST ne, LIST door, Or. ............... 20 30
612 Tenn. ave- re-. LIST floor. Or. and b.. 80
Sl2 Fla. ave. NV. ID door. Or. and b..... 20 80
1245 II Me-, I'd floor. Or. and b........... 18. %
201 st. NV, 3r. and b.................. 30
642 Morton st. me-, 4r. and b............. 1890
1913 Duncan nes A. and b.i.s........ 1S y e
l015 s. Car. Sc. I'd 1oor. 4r. and w....... $50
1916 9th st. NV, Dr.. I'd floor. ............ 500
1880 7th ST. NV. Sd door front. a. ...... $50
716 st. NV. 2r.. I'd floor. ............. TOO
oc8-tf
BLOCK pUPoST CIRCLE.
/ dat LIST floor, rooms and bath. $35. 90
dat I'd door. rooms and bath. 1000
1 dat I'd door, rooms and bath. .-...... 900
EARLY & HAMPTON. SIS 14th st. NV.
oce-tf, eSu