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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Lumber Mil Burned.

Knoxville, Tom March lG.--A spc.
Cial to TIE sentinel from E'fistol. Tenn.
SAWS that the large lumber mill ~ Jas.
\ Wilkinson burned here early Thurs
dav morning mo humber plant Of
Adams prus company was also par.
iaHy DESTROYED The origin ~ the
I To- is uni r'vn ThC night watchman
II the Ni'airspn min. who is supposed
- have ben on duty. cannot be- found
Hr Wilkinson luSs T. heaviest. with
itl'' ~ urarc' IIo - now abroad
T'o boss II ne Adams brp'h,rs Is par
'id,ly insured
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Meet After Long Separation.

Birmingham Ala. March H. Mrs.
e " Clifton ~ Dalrs'ugd W Va.
and Mrs r Kimberly. of Dallas.
Tex. m''h"r auh d'ugh htrr respective
~. after u separation ~ thirty one
wears, caused 10y rowing band IT sip
les. mo' IN the union station here IN
"Wednesday morning Mrs Kimberly.
IN" daughter. remembers being stol' n
from h,f home in West Virginia when
: years ~ H,' she was hnally res.
Cu"d hN worthy Trnpl" in Texas. the
cvpsi'S hoinc p'ata'"d with gold. The
mnth,i AMI daughter located each
other last month. and met here by ap.
P"n'mcnt They left Immediately for
I"NaS
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Leaat,o- Acknowledging Notes.

-'tu'u.,'.. March IL IN.
America, LEGATION hc-c In acfnnv,ed2
ir, 'a" rp'~ pf 'ho nprtc in WELDING
?. 20" american IrWtnd for tho adml,
sion frre e duty a Beirut Of all con
-'-i '."r'- fpr thc American schools in
= ''1. r..',r.t 3 - request that IA.
same admission free ~ duty shall be
srrg'.t IN the case NJ supplies in nd
- tor al American schools aai beney
olc., In '.u'!,rs In Turkey
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
cTcNC cur or COFFEE JAIL.
Five Nero Prisoners Iake Coed Their
ESCAPE

Ou,i> all u,rrNv. escaped from tEp
comfy iail hN 'I',ing inusr the hinges
OF the iron door having In some man.
nor been furnished with tools The
follow ing are The ones that made their
escape Reward also offered by Shcr
IN Southcrard - given.
Robert Sanders. charged with mur.
dcr. reward s2j
Joe Simmons. assault with intent 20
murder regard So.
Bob Draitun. assault with intent TO
murder: reward S:0.
Wiley Wesley. cheating and swinl
lirc. reward $40
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

Providence, H. l.. March IA pc
ti'i"n IN N .nlysncy a"aInr the Far
v,ll AE,.s'Nd mills has h~en filed in
mo Ipi',d states circuit court here
iy creditors and receiver was ap
pointed The liabilities arc cstmat.
- - $500 unn with nominal assets In
eVccsS ~ 'Na' amount Tho Farweil
Mills corporation j. ono - The largest
'n-aG,i In t1s uanufaC iuro - wOr,t,d
suitIEgS IN NcW England
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Condition Causes Anxiety.

Budapest. Hungary, March l6.-The
condition - Francis Kossuth, leader OF
the united opposition in the Hunga-
Ran dio'. Is causing anxiety TO his
friends Ne t. suffering from an at
tack of SOu' This was complicated
yesterday by noari trouble. which in
creased during the night. resulting iE
Tho patient losing consciousness sew
,ral time.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
MANY LOSE LIVES
IN SINKING STEAMER
Only Thirteen Rescued From
Phenix Liner.
IN A RAGING ATLANTIC STORM
Eounde-ed About $50 Miles South OF
SatIe island-Numerous Acts Of Her'
oism In Life. Saving Rarely Equaied
IN Record Of Sea Tragedies.

Boston, March 10 Suffering. men.
"a ard pa.siCal. and numerous acts oi
hcrolsu. ia saving life rarely cqual,d
IN tfo record of tragedies of The SEA.
attended th. loss of the Ph,niN lin,
- au.l. British King, which. on Sun
day las, III a raging Atlantic >.prm,
I,uL,'r'l about H." mites south ot
SAL, island. and carried 20 G,a'h =;
E.lE %, ~ u 'hy crew
Thirteen mon were rescued from
a.. s.L.lng vessel by tie Lay .aud
iac -, Ia-r Bu-'uuian. LuuuG ftum
MalC!,-''r 20 HJ>ton. aut ,l,N'u by
T.. t.r'..u 'auk steamer Mannheim.
ED'j .. ~ 20 New Iork
Fiv, o'A,r- Wno had b',n drawn
down iL.o ~, vortex into which T.,
r,i1.. Ens Vas ,n-ult.i w.. u,..i
a. o. '., Bu>'uu.au from 81 La! .,'
4. ..,..-. WWC, '.,y had -ra-p,
n'',. a a'.i3a., s.rg--l, t.r .,' ~
=, .... .r.g. T.' T.. 'pi..a arrived
h.. g. 4..,la ar,urrn aaI '., l
- ... .r...',r '..ar, !..t,
G f.. 'a".. pI!s.ar. 4 .l' 1917.
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Date Not Set For Hesrlna.

X Louis March 1.-THE state ~.
prome court has not yoi set m" date
fpr 'Go hearing cn banc In m" case
q Frederick seymour. Lord Barring
ton. who was 10 have been hanged
Thursday for the murder - James Nc
Cam. = hprsoman The action ~ the
supreme court IN Transforming De- ease
10 the tull court acted a. = respite un-
al m" tiual iroi iJn /, rendered.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
NINE WORKERS
ARE IN CONVENTION
Over One Thousand Delegates
In Attendance.
LAC, LOCALS ARE REPRESENTED
Convention Was Called 70 Consider Ae
ton Which May Result In an Agree
ment with Coal Operators Prevent
ino q General Strike.

Indianapolis. March lC The nation
al convention Of the nit,d Mine
WuTN,rS II Am, RIGA open, i at |" a m.
THURSDAY IN the German house with
~ ! i,"nu IL, GATES. r,pr, ,,utinr l.iCl
nCai~.
Til, CuuN, n'ipn hal been called ht
President Mitchell 10 consider action
WAi'r may :, ,ulI in an aGr"cmcnt wit
~" ln' operators preventing "A L'nCr
a. ~'riI, Npril /
~ =, 'uuy,uiion witch assembled
IarYarl t.. ~, miners demanded an
mcr'a~' NJ Na-'~ If ~, per cent. The
admission ct The southwestern stats.
a : per cen d,r,r'rtIal h,tW,,n ma
'h,r' erI r.,h mining. a l2ie per cont
a',aur, Ton ,a:ddg" and dead wurh.
pro.i' !'.u Il 'nI'u,u,ut ~ boys un.
G'r l. N,.'- ~ aa au Oi-h' ruur dan.
a uu' ',aI contract AMI run II mine
basis.
81. utu'r. a'-, adopted resolution
oN.r,' ly ", E.nr. e lI.r,j,. 'ro'
3D. .,. '.i,' .h.l4 ..-u % Na-, Glr,,.
.'r .,'| ..' ~. o..'ji,'s ,i-u,d t.,
.''.' sr"r .' RYAN r,-r'r'ipn
u,l '.. '.'. '., C,.' .iou f.r
,.'..r In.... .' t- g.,rihG. ,. mo hi.
'.ri ir. r..'... .f'rp' y'rn Wa.
........f .r.E -. anthracite mir,r;
..ru 800 ..,,.r.u' Wit their op,r.
'..-
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Steamer P,chmon5 Safe.

NDrfplr. Na March H. Tn" steam
Coasting trade. reported a. sea over
due. Is safely a. anchor In Hampton
roads on Sowell's point. Tn" 'Tream
or. bound from Georgetown. = c..
10 New York. sailed from Norfolk on
Monday and snchored In Hampton
roads. II H. 4. because Of bad wealth
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
hiah school RuIldIna purna.

Knoxville. Tenn. March l6.--The
Farragu' Model Public High school Of
Knox county. the first institution Of its
dnd built In the south by the gener-
al education board. has been burned
Loss In about s9.Oo0 The setooi Is
located Mt ,ae birthplace OF Admiral
Farragui. about i5 miles west OF kno..
VILE. II viii be rebuilt
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
SNOW STORM VISITS
APPALACHIAN STATES
Rain And Sleet Does Damage
To Wires.
RAIL TRAFFIC WAS DELAYED
N Many Places The storm Wss the
Most severe os the WIntsr-c attic
suffers IN kentveky-Rain Trsns-
Formed Into ice 40 u Falia

New York. March lG.-The most So
we're storm of the winter began here
"Wednesday nigh, and continued Thurs
day
The wind blew with great force and
there was steady fall of snow. The
street traric was much inierfered with.
Vessels In the harbor were Obliged To
move slowly. The Snow fall up 90
noon was 1 inches.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Rain and sIee. AZ eaitImere.

baltimore. Md. March IG.-Raln and
Eleet Tell alternately throughout We'd
resday night. and continued Thursday.
covering the streets In such n way No
"a seriously interfere with the local
tranic, A number Of incoming trains
reported late and telegraph and light
~ires were much inpeded.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
wn,hInn,on Va, sl.e, Storm.

Washington. Mprch l6.-A heavy
elect storm prevailed In and around
Washington. ~ G.. throughout the en-
tire night. followed Thursday by
steady dnwnpour ~ rain. Telegraph
md telephone service have been AZ
'ectod by the storm.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Fir,t Whites 70 Make TRIO.

CaleXio. Calf, March lG.--Wharton
James and Louis Francis Brown. have
reached nero with three boats and In
dian guides cnroute from Yuma TO
Salton Sea by way ~ the Colorado riv.
er and overflow through the wilder
ness. They are the FIRST white men
10 make the trip.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Eiah, Ireh.. Deep In PennsyIvsnIa.

philadelphia. March l6.-Thursday's
snow storm was general throughout
eastern Fcnnsy ylvania. In many places
the storm was the most severe of the
winter The srJw reached depth of
y Inches IN Wilkesbarre and was bad
Is drifttd by the high wind.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
K.n,.es, vi.i,sd BY s,s.. storm.

Lexington. Ky. March iG.-The en-
move slowly. The snow fan up 10
IL swathed In n sheet of Ice. Railway
and inter urban cars are impeded and
stock is suffering. Sleet began TO fall
n Q O'Clock last night and rain that
freezes as fast as II falls continues to-
day
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

Manila. March l6.--The battleshtp
Ohio. flagship OF Rear Admiral Train,
will leave for Shanghai next Sunday
to Join the cruisers Raleigh and Gin
cinnzu
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Canal Matters

Manager F. A. Sweet and
treasurer j. r. Shrek of the
American Falls Canal & Power
Go. we're up from Pocatello yes
terday. f. 0, Church, one Of
the engineers, and Miss Nora
Jones stenographer, were here for
the celebration.
L. E, Farley the company
blacksmith was in for load of
supplies.
7. r. Jones e Co. took out a
party to see the system and select
lands, consisting Of the following
named persons: G. G. Campbell
Idaho Falls, Andrew Gilruth and
+. L. McCredie Of Rockford, Ill,
August Miller and Fred Moeller-
inc Of Faulkton, S. d., and L. j.
Stocked and John Klein of Scotia
Nebraska.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Girls for Pages

A feature has been suggested
for the coming session of-the irri-
cation congress that it is believed
will be very taking with the dele
gates and visitors generaly. That
is to have half dozen or more
Of the girls of the city who are just
budding into womanhood dressed
entirely in. white and act as pages
at the session of the congress,
There are many Of the girls of
Boise, ranging from IA to II
years Of age, who are giving
every promise Of great beauty as
they grow few years older, and
it is the idea to have some of them
serve during the congress as pages,
in lieu of the boys who are usually
provided for those positions.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
The Crickets Are Coming Ohio!

The county commissioners went
out on the st. Anthony Branch
Tuesday to see the crickets which
cover belt reaching from the
mountains on the east to Reno's
Ranch on Birch Creek, some fifty
miles west of Market Lake. They
are moving this way, and the
commissioners held conference
with Governor Gooding and rep.
resentatives from Fremont County
to consider what was best to be
done toexterminate them. Heading
them off with tin fence, in the
open country, and running them
though pair of rollers to crush
them where they can be gotten
into streams seems to be the best
way Of the dealing with them,
and it is likely the two countries
will keep up the work, and ask the
Legislature to reimburse them for
all or part Of the expense.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Good Prospect For Beets.

All indications point to a bum.
per crop Of beets this year. The
time tor blight TO set in has nearly
passed and conditions are right for
good growth.
Bishop lockwood of Iona was
in town Monday, and says the
crop never looked more promising
than it does this year, Mr.. Rock
wood is field superintendent up
there, and is hopeful of big
yield.
Heber Anstin the general agri-
cultnralist, says the beet fields
around Blackfoot are looking as
well as any in the valley, and sug-
gests that we send an exhibit Of
sugar beets to the Irrigation. Con-
gress at Boise in September, so
people may know we have not
made failure on beets as is
somestimes reported.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Post Master Gets A Raise.

The Blackfoot postoffice has beer
changed from third to a second
4class Office, and Mr.. Wall gets
SO, 800 year instead Of $500.
1t is divided in this way. Geo.
Wall, post master $4,000. Frank
Wall, assistant post master, $500.
John Wall stamper, $500.
Another thing in this favor Is
that heretofore he had to furnish
all Office supplies, and now ne Is
furnished everything BY the de-
partment. Mr.. Wall says he will
nj have to use all his salary to
pay the clerk and office expenses,
and will have something for Mr..
Wall. He says he will now be
able to put his monthly salary IN
bis pocket and go down the street
like any other man, paying up ms
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Tank and Jail at Portervllle.

Two weeks ago wes mentioned
that an old Jail had gone to Por'
terville. Last week we said the
big water tank from the Red Barn
had gone to Porterville, and we
promised to tell you this week
what it meant; and now it is ND to
us to make good.
There are two stories about it,
and we are not going to be re-
sponsible if both Of them Are true.
One is that Louis Felt, owner Of
the Model Farm, and heir to Gre.
alton, wanted the Jail for a gran
airy, and the tank to put his cider
into.
Another version of it is that
there is going to be bridge across
Snake River between town aud
Porterville, and it was rumored
that somebody was going to
charge big sum for right-of- way
through his land. The Porter
vile fellows were expected to Sc.
cure the rlght-of- way, so they pre-
pared a cooler and a persuader at
each end of the road. We
are not making affidavit.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13

teacher, has several pupils and she
spends two days each week here
giving lessons.
All the lots which the village
fathers bought of Dan Collett have
been disposed Of.
James Ashton, of Hooper, Utah,
has bought some property here
and expects to make Basalt his
home.
j. H. Berg made trip to Black.
foot Saturday.
Ali crops look good, though the
first hay crop will be short.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Some Land Sales.

Il. c. DIPPED to r. f, Pugh,
for Sl75,, lots IL and IA, block
], Dippel's Addition, BIT.
Jno. W. Givens and F. w.
Vogler to Presto Burrel, for $3.50
lots II, ~, IS, block SO, 3ft.
Vim. M. Dye, executor of es-
tate Of Solomon Edwards, to Jos.
H. Dye, for $780,, tract of land
in sec. 20.
Dewitt 0. Bevans to Maud B.
Hall, for $780,, part Of block 3
McDonald's Addition, BIT.
Shelley Real Estate & Invest
ment Co. to Samuel a. Bradshaw
for $780,, tract in sec. IA.
a. B. Rhule to Soren Peterson
for $500, lots 8 Ito, McDonald's
Addition.
Chas. F. Simms to Miller
Stone & Taylor, tract in sec. 81.
L. j. Firth to r. j. Kearney,
for 800, lots 10 & IA, block 8,
Firth townsite.
lsador Carey to JAS Heatley,
tor $4,000, 80 acres in sec. 26.
Carl Q. Larson to John A. Lar
son, for $1,000, $40 acres in sec.
81, near Firth.
Robt. Andrus to B. A. & G.
7. Price for 1925, tract in sec.
H., 3 N. r. 3S.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13

to be. He says the town Of Rigby
ships a ton of cream a week to
Salt Lake to be churned, and Salt
Lake ships the butter back through
Idaho to market. Of course the
Short Line needs the money, but
Mr.. Musselman thinks this is the
coming country, and we see where
he is right.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13

bills at the meat market and gro
Gerry store and still have some
change left if you please sir.
He says he is going TO ask the
post Office department for mach
ing to cancel the stamps, and il
people want their mail brought to
their doors they can get it by CON-
plying with few rules Of the
department and then asking for, it.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Gold At Carriboo

j. Ed Smith returned Tuesday
from trip to Cariboo, and says
they have struck it rich in the
Monte Cristo, or Holden mine
Rich copper ore with visible gold
have been encountered.
A half breed took possession o!
some sluice boxes while the owners
were awayscelebrting the Fourth
and washed out 50 ounces, OF
about $500, in gold. He vanish
ed before the owners returned. -,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13

neer, and the report is essentially com
parative study of methods Of supervising
the requirement Of rights, defining ex-
listing rights and supervising diversions
from streams. The report is Of interest,
especially to public officials, Legislators
and others having to do with water
rights.
Requests for this bulletin should be
made to the Director Of the Office OF Ex-
pertinent Stations, U. s. Department Of
Agriculture
Respectfully.
A. G. TRUE, Director.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Auto Party Here

S. FL. Sharman, of the REQ Auto
Car Co., of Lansing, Mich, and
E N. Musselman, manager of the
Brewer Dairy Supply Co., OF
Ogden, were in town Monday on
their way north, making a tour OF
the.valley. Mr.. Sharman has sold
81 autos IN Salt Lake since the ,Sth
of March, and wants to keep in
touch with development in Idaho
Mr.. Musselman and his company
want to put in creamery system
at some central point to gather
cream from all over this end Of the
state, but they are waiting to see
where the railroad center is going
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
BAsALT BREHzES.

The Weeter Lumber Co. has
erected building adjoining the
Davis Mercantile Co.
Robert T. Quinn is building a
large frame house.
The painter has been very busy
the last laonth.
The carpenter work on Charles
Criddle's house is almost com
pleted.
Miss Benedict, the music
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

ARTICLES OF INTERPRETATIONS.
Ako Land and Live Stock Co.
cap, $4,000 $1,000. subscribed.
John Wolf, Eli 7. Simmons,
Robt. Andrus, L. s. Robinson,
Heber Andrus, directors.
Bedrock Copper Mining Go.
Ltd. cap. $1,000 900. $3.50 sub
scribed. Jas. M. Stevens, Howard
M. Carter, M. B. Hereby, John
w. Jones, Fred J. Cowan, d.
rectors.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Have Located the Road

The San Francisco and Montana
railroad will cross the Oregon
Short Line at Caldwell, and will
not touch Boise. The Short Line
has commenced the construction
Of SIS, 900 depot at Caldwell.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
BULLETIN 1903
The State Engineer In His Relation to
Irrigati:n
(By r. P. TEELB.D

WASHINGTON, D. G., june Is, 1905.
This report gives the substance Of the
laws prescribing the duties Of State
Engineers in relation to irrigation in the
various states, but deals especially with
the methods Of carrying out these duties.
Public control Of streams in the arid
region centers in the Office Of stats engi.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Ready for Gray's Lake Project.

Ready for 0ray's Lake Project.
Barzilla Clark has everything in shape
now to begin work on the reservoir, at
Groy's Lake, having returned from there
the first Of the week where he and A. p.
Adair went over the ground very care.
fully.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

LARGE LOTS.
FIRST CLASS.
MODERN IMPROVED PROPERTY
on EASY TERMs.
$50 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
$50 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
$40 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
PER CENT INTEREST ON DE-
FERRGD PAYMENTS.
so EASY.
$40 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
$40 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
500 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
STRONG & DlCK]NSON'S
BEAUTIFUL
SOUTH HOLLYWOOD TRACT NO. l..
FIRST CLASS STREET WORK
INCLUDED IN
ABOVE PRICES.
TAKE NOTICE.
ALL STREETS GRADED,
CEMENT CURBS AND
CEMENT SIDEWALKS.
ABUNDANCE OF GOOD WATER.
TAKE A CAR RIDE.
GO OUT SUNDAY.
DO YOU
REALIZE THE RAPID
CITY GROWTH IN THIS SECTION1
TAKE COLEGROVE CAR
ON SPRING STREET.
NORTH ON FOURTH STREET,
GET OFF AT OUR OFFICE.
COR. MOUNTAIN VIEW AVENUE,
COLEGROVE.
CALVIN ii. FOSS.
OUR AGENT AT TRACT.
OR CALL AND SEE
FRANK d. EDIE,
MANAGER OF TRACT.
PHONE 1878. 1s5 s. BROADWAY.
STRONG & DICKINSON.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
FOR SALE
FOR LOTS AT RIGHT PRICES.
G. G. G. TNTUM
636-637 II. w. Hellman Bldg.

Phones-Home $50, Sunset Main 3So3
S750-Fine south front lot on Flint,
between Cimarron and Arlington; snap;
all street work done; fine for cottages;
It's the cheapest lot there; 5Ox125.
sS50-Beautiful lot on high ground'
foot boulevard, only u cash needed,
balance at per cent; snap; 50Xloo
feet
slOOO,.3Flne high lot on Normandie'
near 18th; big snap; 46x12S1a
$l2O0-Elegant lot on 9Th ave-, near
Grant; snap; 50x140.
$1250-East front on Sd ave-, near
Grant; very cheap; 50X140.
$l250-East front on Sd ave-, near Six
teenth; snap: 50x140.
slSOO-Beautiful east front on I'd ave-,
near 18TH bargain; 50xl40.
S1400-Fine south front lot on RoXbury,
near Oxford; high and dry; 47xl2o.
Sl475-Large lot on Arlington, near
Washington; big bargain; note size
50x1T.
sl50O-Vermont ave; east front; near
9th; here is certainly a snap; it's worth
$3.50 more; 50x145 to alley,
sl500-Elegant east front on 9TH ave-,
near Adams; 50x145 TO alley.
$l6oo-Fine double clean corner. on Ar
lington, between Grant and Washing
ton; 45xlS2ls; it's a snap.
$2oOO-corner Third and 18th; no re-
strict.ons; 50Xl40; fine for stores.
$2l50-Fine lot facing Burlington ave.
on 18th st. This is close in; 50x125.
$2450-Burlington N. w. cor. 18th;
close in; high ground; cement retaining
wall and steps all made; elegant lot for
2.hat building; will net II per cent;
40xa0.
S26OO-Manhattan place; double clean
corner of 18th; bargain for few days;
65x178
$27OO-Big bargain on Gladys ave.
near eth; it's a fine buy; 40x130.
ton. Kinney Heights. This is snap
sSOOO~s. vi. corner Adams and Nor
mandie; no restrictions; worth more;
75x160.
S75OO-Beautiful large corner; Wash
ington and Arlington; note size; 17lx14C
feet.
For lots OF lots
c. c. e. TATUM,
636-6S7 II. w. Hellman Bldg.
Phones-Home 6S9, Sunset Main 1903.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
FOR SALE-BY
GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY
42l So. Spring st.
Both phones Elk IS.
RApcAINS IN I,oTS

BARGAINS IN LOTS
THE LIST BELOW STATED IN
GLEDEs ONLY 4 FEW OF OUR
PROPERTY. If YOU CAN FIND
T9THlNG not MG an, N THIS LIST is yo TO SnIr
CALL AT OUR OFFICE WE CAN
PLEASE YOU WITH ANYTHING
THAT YOU DESIRE.
$500 and up-Some fine lots in the Day
ton Its. tract on the Temple car
These lots are high and slightly and
in a good locality, about 10 minutes
ride from center of town.
S1600-S1000 cash, balance easy; lot BOX
l40; on Sd ave. near w. Adams St,
close to w. Adams car line.
lots in the Chas. Victor Hall tract
on Hobart blvd, between 9TH and
18th SITS, We also have several de-
sirable corners in this beautiful
tract for Sl4OO and up.
SS50-S375 cash, balance easy. for lot on
Seneca St, between 4Ith st. and
Banetta at. These are bargains at
this price.
SsoO-$45O cash balance l year at per
cent: fine lot on So Hope St, near
w. 3Sth ST.. lot 42X120.
S950-s425 cash, balance easy, for fine
lot in the Bowen & Dalton Figue-
roa Square tract, on w. 10th St,
near Figueroa.
,S175O-s6OO cash; one of the finest lots in
the southwest on Kenwood ave-,
about 200 IT. south of w. Adams
St, in the aristocratic neighbor-
hood of this city. Fine building re-
strictions; lot 50X150.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY, ,,
Al So. Spring st.
Both phones Elk. 56