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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30

The public Is showing It's apprecla
tion Of the attractive circulars sent
out by the New Mexican Printing
Company. In regard to rubber stamps,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

Gin eeidpddtes Spitem Der.
faint iebr leidt einem Slnfan bon Neu,
ral9ie. ct. Safobs Gel ertpGrmt Die
Wlsfeln nnb itdrtf bic Rerpen. Sc
brandt es, inoem es itdrft mnb en-
ipdrmt. furirt es prompt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
&uf Der aanalspne.

Sn Der Savanna aanal5one lit si
9briltobal, ipo Die Iaidinen unb
Werfltdtten ii6 befinoen, cine fat6os
hide Notbfir6e errihtet fporben.
Sn Colon nnterrihten Sic hriitli6eu
S6ulbriiber in Den annbenihuleu
Der Stabt unb beiiten bort cine ao<
pelle; Die Wdbheni6ulen iteben
inter Der 2eiting Der 9arm6er3iaen
Shfpeitern. llnterbalb Der Stabt
Der aiiite e~ntlang gruppiren Iid cine
Nn5abl bon neuen @ebGuben unb
Soipitalbaiten, mo our 3eit etpa
500 &ranfe bon 10 @ersten, SO
&rantenpflegerinnen bebient perben.
Gu6 iinb bnielbit 5ipei aapldne, bas
bon elmer elm fatboliiher Srieiter.
angeIteat. @orausiidtlid berben
5fpei neue aapellen in bieiem Sabre
errittet iperben. Gugenblidlid be-
libt Die aanal5one nodh feline fatbos
hide Stride. Sen 9emii6unoen
oeS eifri9en @%iiiiondrs 9ep. Saul
s. BOLT ut es 5u peroonten, bah in
Colon Der 8au elmer fatboliIhen
Stride ieit 10 Monaten im 8er6en
~begriffen ut. Sie 8Gnbe iino be-
reits polenoet unb Elm Srittel bes
Sburmes itebt fertig ba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
Cine 8cfabr fir ben 8lauben.

Gin &atbolif ioQ nift Ser .9oung
Mems Gbriitian @iiociatipn" beitres
ten. 9ieie @eieQi6ait .junger,
6riItliher Wdnner" mag aan5 out
iein uno biel @utes tbun, inoem tie
Silnglin9e bonn Srinfen. pom @liidsz
ipiel, bon i6ledten S6entern fern
bdlt; ba iebo6 Der 9nu8e @erein aif
iei6ten .SumanitGts : Sriu3ipicn"
6erllbt, obne feite relisi5ic @runbs
lage. 10 p~erliert elm junger &atbolif
III iol6er @eicli6aft iebr lei6t ieis
ten @ldrl6en. @enn er ndmlih
ni6t polfonmen unterridtet uno in
Der geoffenbarten 8eli9ion iellenfeit
besriinbet lit. 10 idngt er 6alb an,
bic SumauitdtS q tpGrmerei unb Die
religioie 9uielei ieiner @enoiien fir
nabre Ncligion 8u balten; Die itrens
gen @lnubenss unp Sittenlebren
Gbriiti unb ieiner IF. Stride ais eng
ber8ige unb pebantii6e &etten 5l
betra6ten. ipeI6e ab5uihiittelu er ii9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

piiien gu erpeden unb ben @iGen
81 er5ieben. Wir lernen Sieles fir
ben aopf, aber mir baben gu tpeni9
@eipiiien unb es feblt uns bas Sc
fiibl periDnli6er @erantiportlihfeit. "
90 trauri9 Nun audi Die Sbats
laden iein mogen, auf Die Ser Grtiselz
i6reiber Der .Ibpance" binfpeiit. 10
lit es bod erfreuli6. bab enblib ali6
in proteitantiiden a%reiien Gmerita's
Die Ginii6t lid al9emad gabn briht,
oab elm S6ul> llnterri6t, in Dem jeDe
beitimmte religioie gr5iebune allsses
i6loiien lit, ipie es IN Dffentlihen
S6ulen .eei6iebt, ni6t I'M Stanbe
lit, Der 3unabme Der @erbre6en gins
bait 81 tbun, unb ipabrbaft tusenbs
lame Gbnraftere berdn3ubiloen. Nur
Die 8eli9ion. IN Der Su9enb benz
6er5en eiugepflan8t. er5iebt ebrbare
%Gbaraftere ilno bdlt Die Meni6en
bon boien ge9en lub bonn @erbres
diem nb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

9ie @ermabrune Der Gimme lit
cine uria6e Der 8einiefeit, cine
3ndtmeilterin bcs Sriebens unb cine
peri9loiiene 8etfammer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
9 erseIt's 8ptt!

@eitere geirdee fir Die fatbolilhen Wi5iionen IN Snben, err
beIten mir lei mierem lesten Seribte ne folgt:
lebertras ............. $2,3s0.s6
Srau 8. gGumb, SbaHa, California -. $50
s. sc. 2eibolb. Sarleb, Sopa ..... 100
Inbefannt, Gentralia, Soma 1000
g. 6. 8ortp, 2ufupett, Snbiana $500
8. g., 9berspiqe, Soma -. 100
1nbefdnnt, 2episton, Winne5otd 500
Sos. SoIfsborf. Oregon 9th. Oregon -. 100
Srau q. I. S6tab, set. GnseI. Oregon 100
1nbetannt. GentraIia, Soma 80. 500
g. 9. Sortp. 2afnpette, Snbann $500
Simon Yfoser. allegheny, Nennipnania 100
Sos. @assn1er, 8arnett, &anias rs
Srau Barbara 2eIt, gnberln, 81. 8. -. 800
Summd: /. . s............. $2,469.6l
Sd mar bunsrie unb ir babt Ii1 sedti9t; Sh mar nodt
unb ibr babt aetf beneioet Senn mag ibr einem IReiner @es
rin9fen getban babt, bas babt ibr Ir getban."
grbarrnet guf Der arnen ausiGbisen. beren ~itredlihes Coos
cine Sauptiorse unierer fatboliiben Iliiionare lit.
@ebenfet Der arnen Seibenfinoer in Snbien. ipelbe burh bic
9raulame Sunsersnotb 8aiien geporben fnb.
Grnnert gud, bab Snbieu nit ieinen 295 Winionen arner
Seioen os tpidtigfe Electromagnetic Der ean5en @elt lit.
@eitere 8eitrdee fir Die bon Der Suneersnotb getrofeneu
ienbe MAJ an: ~GatboItc Rrintiug gompanh, Suz
6uque, Soma"
n.......,A -,>,r,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

bere6ti9t fpGbnt. 1ir beoeoneu
tasltf Iol6en a~b9efaIenen. iunsen
%Hatboliten, Die ii6 einbilben eine
biel before Heligion der Renifenz
liebe uno al9emeinen 8ohlt6dtios
tett" g%efnnoen 5u baben, ais lie bie
fatbolii6e Stride bietct. Sas III
natiirli6 elm fur6tbarer Srrtbum +;
aber I'M llmgang nit bieien gcidlifs
lenen, feinen Siinglingen ba6en lie
ibn 9ebolt. @ir &atboliten fonnten
BON Der ~goung Wen's gbriitian
aIociation" gar man6e niibIide
Sebre lernen; aber fir fatboliide
Silnslinge lit Der 9eitritt nit Der
9roBten @efabr fir ibren @lauben
perfniipft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

% rest Mid 10 mas
nimmer uff, i~onnern
i'm 8esentbeil.
Ndmli6 De Miiies
&iti6, mann lie fpieoer
e nelle Irt bun &rdnf
bot.
Seint, Sd meen IN
Der Ieste 3eit. ba is
ipieber 10 e neie Gpof.
Sic @lti bpt tpieber e
neie &rdnf. 8ob bleb
berl Sa lobt iie
Iid) ipenigitens IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
Am Gifer.

Serr: ~gfein, tpie sic meiner
Sante glei9en. Srdulein 9rodli9.
Sieielbe Sieur, berielbe 5nrte Seint,
basielbe 5aar, oieielben 3dbne. /.
als Oh sic @ues aus berielben
Sabrif be5osen bdtten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
z,xea1bn.rerr csasette, pfe,stae, BEN 4. Ee.sn,bsr 1905.

items aQidbrli1 %einm,al. gu oieier Ses
gensalelIe 81 eilenl - .8aItimorer
Gplfs5eitung".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
Gin Brtcf aus 3motem.
@eIubt ici SENS Gbrihus!

Selpbt lei SENS GbrtHus!
Satboli1e gftmipnsfaion s. 6anbpa, SitsSnbien.
DEN s. Iugut 1906.
f@eebrter Serren @pnnerl
N~At Ihon iGt manden Sabren Fat ms bas bt 8er5 Seu
I'M n6 i'll pmier 3it Der Sbeuerurg pieber aus Interifa
kDG Elm Sinlnnd)en 5ur lnterbaltung unierer notl!eioenoen
~ Gbrrten 5u8efIbrt: Die bon Sbnen geiannelteu uno
am IS. SUM- nb9eanbten 1873 Collars fnb rid1t9 bier
etngetroffen unb i'm Sinne Der lieben @oblbGter peripenbet pprben;
Sbnen unb allen Sreunben Der Wiion bcr5lihcn Sanf.
Die Terbreitrng unieres 81. fntbolrhen 8lnubens inter BEN
Setpen Snoen's nabt fde Sort6ritte unb Der Nusbau Ser untdts
barren Stride Gbrrti I'M 2nnoe bes Srabnna unb Subbba ihretct uns
alfbdltam fort. Sabei baben mir oft Die Sreuoe, baB III @ieoerz
bouns Der slorrei6en Sage bes fl. Sran5 9aperius fb san5e gofs>
idnune ooer Sorfidnfen befebren ub CUR Iufnabnne melben. 60
be1ubte i'd NIT etnenl meiner @onfratres Dor aur5em cine Stabt,
Surbanpur nit Hannen, to biz babun nod feline &atboifen getpeien.
@ir tpurben bon ben Seioen freunblif aufsenommen uno na6s
DEM mir DEN Seuten ben 3ped unieres &ommens erldutert batten,
erfldrten ii6 cirfa 1000 Yer1ouen bereit, an ms gum ltnhrrht al
fomnnen lo audi ibre ainoer IN umre S6uIen gu ibiden, falls mir
IN lener Stabt ene @eiiion eroffnen tpolten. Der SduptIn9 Der
InlebIune 5ei9te uns einen 8lab, ben n CUR grridtung Der Shule
nns idenfen poIe Inb Die 8pei eeirIiden Sibrer Der aane. iet
&ate6iteren Der 2eute bebilfGh 5u ien. 8abriheinli6 tprb Der
bodhpt lite Serr Sndof iobalb er fam, bne neue WRiiHon in Inertff
nebmen. aber bel uns in Snbien inb Die IRittel iebr tnapp uno mir
munen us crit Iues, mas mir notbpenDig bnben, erbeteln.
Sn unierm alten Sateranbe berridt Die i6one Site, bb
fronne aatboIfen BEL fetGben anldien ODER beonoern anliesen
Tatbenieae bel einem urmen Seibenfinbe ibernebnnen uno ben
Wi1Ipnaren fir Die gr5ebung bs betreHenben &inoes elm enhpree
tenbes aln1oien (a. $500 5uienben. @enn ii6 Die guhn Imeris
faner berort nnierer flnen S9Ibln9e annebmen pouten, 70 fonn>
ten mir pbe Gorge Die finfbunbert Neuanfommenben mlfne6nen uno
taufen. gMr bitten sic in oieiem Sale audi ben frinlihen gpr>
namen mi5utbeien. pelfen Die 5aufpatben ibren braunen Iboptpe
&inbern 81 geben piniden. 4s feines 3eihen unierer Sanfz
bartlett heroen mir germ allen Ieben @obltbdtern elm Bib aus un@
ierer afHion in 6orm elmer %anitbtsfarte 5uienben umb mir boHen
Snper1id1ti6, bB bubur6 bas SnereNe fir Die 8efebrung Der bGo>
ntiden Snbier inn fernen Often hahserufen herben pirb.
Nit no6mai9em ber5iden 9anfe Sr ergebenHer
Sr. Snulus, 6. M. g. Sir,
IiifonssP rofurator Der Sio6de sospnr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
rEatience", Bic teueite 3iebbabcrei
Der 8attin Ses Spbn 3itfG, Gsq.
Wiifer Gbiferl

WiiIter gbiterl
Sein mer frob. Uaiiter Gbiter.
Sriiber. ba bot Iid 10 ipas mands
NAL nod mdb 9emaht unb Sd fem
bos Oriipiper 9elporn. Seineetag
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
4 GENEROUS GIFT GROIN
NEVADA PRISONER

E. S. Hendricks has 5een an in.
mate Of the Nevada state prison for
seventeen years and is serving life
sentence in that Institution. but he s
a man of wonderful goodness of heart
and the boys all looks up to him as
their cOnselor and guide, knowing
that his long trial CT self denial and
repression have made him a wiser
ana better man. For several years
he has taken an active interest in the
church services that have been held
uy the various denominations at the
prison and has contributed largely 70
their support; but the crowning fea
ture of his thoughtfulness and benev-
olence came Saturday in the form =
d cneck sufficiently large to pay for
crgan recently purchased for the
Presbyterian Sunday school in thi:
ci1E.
The gift is certainly Appreciated
by the organisJ and members of the
schools and they wish thus publicly
TO tender tlePir thanks and apprecia
ton to Mr.. Hendricks for his gener.
ous Gift as we'll as the rhoAghtful
ness that prompted il.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
SEVEN Tines ONE THAT DAY

saturday afternoon in response to
a polite invitation. thirty little friends
Of Dorothy Nackey assembled at her
house TO assist her in celebrating
her seventh birthday; and what a
merry time they did nave. They had
been informed in the card of invita-
jicn that Santa Claus intended stop
ping there that afternoon and that.
in ali probability. he would leave .
gft of each guest. OF course, eX-
pecta,ion was on tiptoe and the
bright eyes OF the little folks We're
.e,el on n, alert to discover his ap-
preach.
The early part of the afternoon
was spent in games and sport and
! the little guests had begun to think
that the proposed visit of ST. Nicholas
was a hoax when they were invited
! by their little hostess to adjourn 10
the dining room. Here a genuine
Surprise awaited them. A long table
laden with all the good things. tina;
! delight children was spread. in the
center of which stood a miniature
Christmas tree with its branches
bending down with gifts and decorat
ed alluringly Santa Claus himself
in the person of Maurice Edwarfs
better known as "Buz." took the gifts
from the tree and gave them to nls
assistants Marguerite Raycraft, Elinol
Yerington. GLADYS Hofer and Adele
Norcross. to distribute.
A merry time followed the disJri
button of the favors and the dispatch
inr of the goodies" but the crown
ins- feature of the afternoon was th'
/. advent Of Governor Sparks, who ha'
hoen especially invited by Mis-
Dorothy as the guest of honor. IN
| governor is practically fond OF CHI
ldren and he entered heartily into thel
, pleasures and pastimes.
, Truly. the event will ever lingel
not only in the ~'or or OF the lllti
, hostess. but in tie r-.lis OF her Sma
| guests as well.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
BEAUTIFUL SOLO WELL SUNG

Those who attended the Tresbyter-
IAN church last evening were edlhed
by most excellent sermon from the
3astor. the Rev H. II. McCreery.
which was followed by a solo by Mr..
Henry Howard. Mr.. Howard's sympa-
thetic voice was admirably shown IN
the music of Absent" to which had
been set the words of that beautiful
and comforting hymn abide With
Ne" and the song made q fitting
close to profitable hour of worship.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
WILL PRESENT sHAKESpER.
Ehh PLAY

Miss Constance Crawley, the Cele-
brated English actress. who is now
acclaimed as the greatest classic
actress of the present day, is coming
10 the Caron opera house.
She will present that most amusing
of Shakespeare comedies The Tam
ing of the Shrew 1t is only re-
Gently that she produced this play
in Eureka and so instantaneous was
its success that requests came in At
once from all parts, Oakland Stock.
ton, Sacramento etc Miss Crav-
ley played to packed house n
Eureka, and the audience went wild
with delight giving call after call al
the end of each act. The papers next
the iimes said The play never lag
/ ged for moment. and the audience
/ only recovered from one roar o
/ laughter to be plunged into another.
Miss Crawley has given much stud.
to the character of Katherine. th(
/ headstrong wife, and it is one Of he
finest roles. She found that Kath
crime was supposed to be fond .
monkeys, so Miss Crawley is true f
life and brings in pet monkey i
the first act
Her leading man, Arthur Mand,
plays Petruchio, and he has wo
much praise for his impersonatio.
All who love a hearty laugh shoul
go to the opera house Dec 31s
besides which they should not mis-
the opportunity of seeing one {
England's greatest actresses.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS

SnOpperS are Fronting by the *
perience Of past years and are doing
their holiday shopping now The
stores are crowded early ana laJe anl
the merchants are not complaining
OF a lack of patronage.
The Montezuma club Of Goldfield is
TO have a new home and handsome
three-story structure will be erected
on the corner CT Crock and Columbia
avenue
MIS-. Casey Mcdaniel of Goldheld
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
J. g. a. Moore, in San Jose
Leslie SMALL. a Carson City young
man, is now local editor of the
Goldield Chronicle
The Goldneld Review respectfully
declined the Invitation to attend the
hanging Of Johnny and Ibapah but its
editor does not state whether the !e-
Clination was made because ne
could not get here or because he did
4 IOj WdUl " cOIlo.
The Midway mining company of
Tonopah has declared dividend OF
FIVE cents per share. payable January
1sr. 1907. The stock transfer books
will be closed Dec. 90
From fifty to hundred people are
drifting into Ely daily
After March 1st, you can write
upon both sides Ct a postal card.
Constance Crawley will appear Il
TcnCrah.
If someone does not muzzle that
Kid On the Silver State he will give
away all the secrets Of the newspaper
profession.
That Douglas county high schoo
goes TO Genoa by a two thirds vote o
TIE board of three commissioners.
Wood dealers who bought stumpagt
on what was supposed to be railroad
land in The Tahoe forest reserve
have been stopped from cutting trees
Good work.
A c0urt in New York has decides
that 800 women in that city supper
their hose with an Illegal garter All
, declares they are liable to arrest
caught with the goods on. Case wa
an infringement of a patent. o mere,
] Cans and Herman have becom
: epJangled in the pre-fight quarre
> over a referee. Jeffries may be aske
E 10 do the lob.
= A mob wanted to hang a Hun i
V Pittshnrg for cutting off girls hal
e with a razor.
+ The Gridiron Club. in Washington
! composed exclusively of newspape
# men, gave its annual dinner Saturda
0 night The president and man
4 other high officials were present ar
each was roasted to fine nut brow
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
HIGH
GRADE FOR CARSON
ASSAYS "UNiOUE."

Good values shown in valley Park
BUY Valley Park lots now and pros
Pc:
Best opportunity on earth for home
seekers.
Lots selling fast, buy now and ger
in on the ground floor, in resident
town, a commercial center. Liberal
terms offered, well equipped convey
ances always at hand to show parties
this splendid property.
For full particulars, ETC., see G. T..
Conner and G. E. Bendinger, with
Lewis & Co., Offices over Nye and
Ormsby County Bank, Carson. d41w
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10

George Blakeslee engaged in
friendly wrestling match one day
last week in Tonopah and the result
is a broken leg.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
THERE WERE OTHERS.

The tales of discomfort from No
yada remind one that even the Ar
gonauts of old got cold feet before
they finished their famous journey
Salt Lake Herald
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.

H. B. Van Etten has purchased the
Geo. T. Davis property adjoining the
Mevers Mercantile Company in the
southern part of the city. Mr.. Van
Etten intends making numerous i'm
provements to the property.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
POSTAL TELE:::
IS COMING
WILL BUILD FROM SOUTH AND
EXTEND THROUGH CARSON
CITY TO SACRAMENTO.

In its attempt to get into Nevada
the Postal Telegraph Company has
at last found a way TO outwit the
Western Union, and give the state re-
lief from the poor service which has
characterized the monopoly here.
Blocked in its amalgamation with
the Bell Telephone Company by the
threats of the Western Union 10 kill
business in California, the Mackey
people have circumvented the OBJ
structions. and they will build indie
pendently
The authentic news on his matter
comes from TO San Francisco. To that
city General Manager and Vice Presi-
dent William H. Baker Of the Postal
has gone in the Interest of his cor
poration with Third Vice President
Nally. The plan these two announce
10 cross from Salt Lake to Sacra-
mentO touching the mining camps AMI
Reno is to follow the Salt Lake. San
Pedro & Les Angeles road to Beatty.
10 come straight to Carson City and
Reno through Southwestern Nevada.
1t is known that Gould of tna
Western Pacific owns the controlling
interest IN the Western Union. The
hopes that were expressed that the
Postal would leave Salt Lake Cor
Reno parallcling the Gould line was
lost when the report came that the
Western Union had begun the fight
AGAINST Nackay'S interests.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10

SAN FRANCiSCO-W. II .BallAr.
general manager and first y1ce-preSi-
dent OF the Postal Telegraph and
Cable Company. and z. j. Nally, third
are considering a plan to extend the
company's lines into the Nevada NH
ing regiCn.
The plan is to extend wires from
Salt Lake City by way Of the Clark
road to Beatty and in turn string
the towns of the mining section ;C
Hawthorne. Carson City Reno. and
wnere connection will be made with
the company main line to S1r
Francisco
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10

and Stockton trees theie Is to he
erected an Office luilding, md ON
Stockton street, on the site occupied
by the club which Chris Buckley
started. Ia to be q big rooming-house
On the southeast corner of Sutter
and Stockton streets an Office build
ing is to oe constructed. On Suffer
between Stockton street and Grant
avenue, the old Nathaniel Gray prop
the construction of permanent
building. On the northeast corner o.
Sutter and Grant avenue, where the
Snake Drug Store was. there is to be
big building, and the lot where
Goldberg, Bowen & Co were is to e
built upon
A sale of importance was made IN
the burned district during the week
by Harrigan, Weidemuller & Rosen-
stine. They sold the property at the
southwest corner of Turk and Hyde
streets, having frontage of 6z6 by
S1.6, to client Of Bovee, Toy & Co.
It is the intention of the new owner
to put up an apartment house. The
price paid for the property was S40-
O0G.
1t is reported that the Native Sons
hav about concluded the negotia
tiOns for the sale Of their lot on Mason
street and desire property on Van
Ness or close to Van Ness. The
mortgage on their lot is small. and
the Native Sons will spend a large
sum on the new building.
Richmond and mission.
The Mission and Richmond districts
continue to attcract people who are
Bay city No. e.. 49,. -. ...
desirous Of building small houses.
Richmond takes the lead and it is
reported thai in theSpreckels' divi-
sion. in blocks 500 and 304. forty lots
out of sixty-folr were sold inside Of
VIC weeks.
zTnis inclines J. ID Spreckels, ,Jr, 10
open up another tract. Lots have also
sold rapidly in the Glen Park tract,
and twenty-eight lots were sold on
time by the Hibernia Bank on its
properly near Noe and TwenJy-ninth
streets.
IL the Portrero.
a big movement is reported in the
Portrero. especially about Utah and
Twenty-fourth and TwenJy-fifth
streets and prices are advancing ran
idly A large number of Italians are
buying at Bay View, South San Fran
cisco. and are going largely into
market gardening.
Miscellaneous Sales and Leases.
Among other building permits ap-
pfed for were the following:
w. Wilson, southeast corner Of De-
visadero and McAllister streets, s25.-
O0S
Pauline Tarpey, west side of Spear
street, near Market. s25,ooo.
Henry Peters. Cole streets near
Carl. $4,000.
French Roman Catholic Church.
northwest corner Of Bush street and
Chayam place. Si2.o00
G. T. Terbush. south side of Bush
street. west of Grant avenue. $4,000.
F. S. Kelly. northwest corner OF
Larkin and Post streets. $4,000.
S. Wood, southeast corner t
| Mearchant and I>earney stree :,
$4,000.
Henry Meyer, northwest corner Of
: Fillmore and Fell streets, $4,000
, Fourth Street Company, nOrthwe It
corner Of Fourth and Howard streets
S24 1900.
:. McNab &Smith, north side Of Bran
: nan street, between Seventh and
/ Eighth. $4,000.
5 The Apache Company southea $
S corner of O'Farrell and Mason stress
t $4,000
r Woodruff Company. southeast cor
i ner of Geary and Powell streets, $3S,
/. $50.
HIGH GRADE FOR CARSON
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
the Nye & Ormsoy County Bank in
that city.
Mrs. Lee Bright is recovering from
a severe attack OF the measels.
WILL KEEP KANSAS MINE
OPEN AL WINTER

l. l.. Clarke. well krown mining
and real estate map, Of Los Angeles,
aceompanieh by his expert, Mr. Walt
ington. went this morning with Ray
mond Growell,. to inspect the. Kansas
mine, near. Topaz, and from that
place will go to Walker river to liz
vestigate the situation there.
It is the intention Of Mr. Clark and
his associates to keep the Kansas
mine open all winter if possible and
make extensive developments in it.
\ body Of good ore has been struck
in the mine and the owners Dropo 3e
Il work it for al It is worth