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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

I Complete Stock Of Blankets,
Quilts and Mattresses at Browns.
Mrs. A. Tupker has been confin-
ed to her room a portion Of this
week.
Adam George IL now ready 10
take orders for spring delivery OF
nursery stock.
; Mrs. w. T. Hill was repurted on
the sick list the first Of the week
but is now better.
Gts. Chas. Wilson desires :ae
ladies ofthis vicinity 10 call and see
her new fall samples.
People out Of town: We are al
ways at your service. Harvey
, County Bank. Burns Oregon.
Frank Metschau was in the city
for several days during the week
looking after his stage business.
Hon. G. w. Parrish came In from
the Izee stock ranch the first Of the
week accompanied by his son Sam.
Leave your orders at the City
Meat Market for Thanksgiving
turkeys. None dressed unless or
dered.
Harry Cary and one Of the Cat
terson boys we're up from Lawen
Sunday evening. returning tho fol-
lowing day.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar TO the public and
invites his old time patrons and
friends 10 call. Draft beer 3 cents.
Austin Goodman's woodsaw IL
still In commission AID will make
your wood pile look like 30 cents In
a short time. He also has n good
supply Of rolled barley for sale.
Walt Gray aud wife were up
from Lawen Tuesday. Walt has
been quite sick but seems 10 be-
getting along much better at this
time. although not yet fully reoov-
cred.
J. X, and Tom Jenkins are IN the
city from their STEMS Mountain
ranches on business. John is ac-
oompanied by his wife. The boys
report everything lovely in their
section Of the country.
Commissioner Beet aud A. Hem
bree came over from Silver creek
Wednesday. Mr., Best had just re-
Gently returned from a trip To Lake
view aud says he just missed big
fire there where over 70 horses aud
other valuable property we're de.
stroyed by livery barn burning.
Il was quite a disasterous fire. the
loss being in the neighborhood Of
$4,000.
Ed Floyd had his face quite bad.
~ burned last Sunday afternoon
from a shotgun bursting. He, in
company with frank Harrison. IL.
J Hansen aud others. went out
shooting, using shells that had not
been properly loaded. When Ed,
discharged one barrell the conous-
sion exploded the other, bursting
the gun right at the breach. IL is
fortunate he was not severely injuT-
ed. Frank Harrison ruined the
gun be was using. but was not hurt.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION


rStrrn sfstrs LANp orrtcr }
hufns, oregon. November 3. iiod. 4
Notice II hcfchy niveu that Fmcfy tiiil oi
nafncY oregon. has nlcd notice of his intcntlun
70 make hnal ave year proof In support of his
claim va Homestead entry No. ltIH made
Aufua ". 1871. iof the WI NV. 4. section ~.
Tneuship u =, Range llis v ". ". aud that
said proof viii b. made bcinfe the Register
sud hccriYef, 10 eutns, oregon, on necembof
i2th. 100
iiu names The following witnesses 10 prove
hia cont iinuuus fcaidcnce npon aud cultivation
ui The land. Niri Nrs y }. lames iienfy
uopdlau a McNahan, ora fiil eli Of uaf.
nUY. Oregon
w. fAHHK, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
gSlrEP gSlll o.,l.,,lI srArrs I,. lASg otFicr I,

uNiTEn STATES LAND OFFICE
burns, urcapn. November 7, ieOi
Notice IL hurchy Given that James q Audcr
SOU if Of Mrhcfmltt Orcron, has hiod notice
uf bis Intention o. make nnai fve ycaf pFool
In support Of bis claim. Viat homestead Nm
tfN No. fto made July ~, isn, ior the SKI
and that said proof viii h. made bclofs II. nj
Nilkinson u. = Com, ~ his once ~ Nc Der
miit Oregon, On necvmhcr ifth, ieoa.
We namds tho following witnesses 10 prove
oi the land. VIA James r. Anderson. pcdfo
Ncmainr. ". n Anderson. l. J. ANDERSON all oi
MciVffmitt Oregon.
wv. fAunr, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

'.'----------------.-7---z---
trs,Hn. EMRER 10 1905.
| -.. ~ - - -
N ews.
n,1|' II||(| tallard is owe
0re1 sef &I|ending court.
;aef County Bank, Burns Or
ol'ci<e <>cuN'ry accounts
lnn n|e1> i<pver from Ontario
"a ni>er <o4,e legal matter il
,rcs|l coarI
i >i6kr| and wife we're down
Harvey W<dnesday. This of.
knoe'cde>4 D pleasant call.
~. Hovse,hnd wife spent a
ses ia this e'Is this week, the
81 their danehier, Mrs. J. f.
little ton a hr. and Mrs. ].
frstt ~sA4n'te sick the fret
week. but b bow almost en-
,lce arc hercby notified 10 re-
from srcspnssing upon my
~, -, =. =. -. -: sha!! pros
by pcrepn foond trespassing
UEo. STANcLIFT.
|ntcd - A man 20 go hunting
ne xIth my new automatic
|,o. Chr Johnson. Later
nd Marvin horton who was
X "a NJ hir Me aud they left
(,1r \ tvnu moo, at the lakes.
b md J L Sitz have spen, a
b of IN vrck in this city Civ.
|lImoe5 IN m injunction suit
b, Ia She cirooit court against
swain Other witnesses we're
|oho-sn. J-mss Gilbert and
Casper Dtsis has been the
pf hcr SISTER Mrs. Hattie Has.
-t,cral dave. Mrs. Davis
ihks ,It vscant houses in
y arr teing taken quite rapid
'au!IIrt moving ~ 10 send
|hildfeh 70 echool.
\ Buchsnan came Ia from
'ch hom, l<r, Tuesday return
hordsy, ~ had n little
" 70 attend io. but he came In
,IsrIy 10 set how the boys
ril'ns along 10 general. He
keep bis eye or Sam Mothers-
|lohn toxean aud Lon Rich
|rrs. krclch& Burk herdt have
|chsrrs " ~ Loeher Brew
d noe hsvs beer on the mar
b, IL prosoonced 6rst class
p~s ~ho efe experis. The
men eIl| open the Loober
Nv SALMON tomorrow or next
|br,r tI.ry ~ill have beer on
10 q dno IIne OF eigars. See
"a. Ia thir issue.
and Mr~ thns. Wilson ex-
lake thc'f departure Mon
Portland to be- absent for
y four eee,s. They go on
n and Nt Milson may un-
40 opers,|on for appendicitis
.bsrni. q. BE- has been both
pore o. Iess for sometime.
any fricnds hope IL may he
Fh,l aud that he will recover
Donovan was among our
Wednesday. He aud his
|or> viii hase to go TO Cam
~ on the 10th to secure their
4 70 fuo etnok on the forest
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10
Raled hay ., ,he ci,r Meat ND

Oecar swain came un tfom LaWeu
yesterday.
Plenty Of potatoes at the City
Meat Market
Guy Shaver is in from his We'll
comeville home
d. N. Catterson came up from
Lawen Yesterday.
W. Il. Burke is expected here to-
dsy cr .cr,crrcw
VIM. Hanley and Harrw Corbeti
came in from the outside last Satur-
day.
A Winter overcoat or suit can he
bought at Browns ut the lowest
price.
The gentle rain has helped the
farmer in his fall ploWing and seed
ing.
Bailey HAYES spent the past few
days in this city, leaving for home
this morning.
Post Master Welcome was out TO
his Welcomeville land holdings
during the week.
r. g. Devine, the stone mason. is
In the city from Venator's under
the care Of DR.. Geary
Al Switzerland IL back from the
staufTcr ranches Ia Idaho, where he
had been since last July.
Look Out-Get the safety Incu-
bator. now il runs without a lamp.
Soc W. T. Smith about IL, Burn
Oregon.
For Ill wool horse blankets, all
wool saddle blankets. all wool bug.
Nv robes, go IN J. &. Welcome &
Sons.
II J. Williams IL over from Sil.
yer creek on a visit TO bis family
who arc occupying their residence
in this city.
Mrs. Geo. Hagey is absent In
Portland and other western Oregon
towns on an extended visit TO rela
tives and friends.
Everything Of a banking nature
entrusted 10 our care will receive
the best attention. Harney Coun-
Is Bank. Burns Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gemberling.
Miss Drusa Dodson aud John Tho
mas arrived home last night from
a hunting trip 10 the lake..
A new lot Of Ladies and Child
rens Underwear and stockings NJ
Mrs. Hastie's. Also some more
new bats, frames. feathers. ect
Call aud see them
Mrs. w, II Culp came in on the
Prinevillv stage last TUESDAY, even
ing returning from "A visit 10 her
son. Austin and family AT Madras.
Crook county
New fall aud winter millinery AZ
Mesdames Reed a Johnson's
Dress hats, street hats, and the
latest creations in trimmings Call
and see them
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now bs obtained Of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
aud Feed Barn, or at \ Brown 4
Sons ia this city.
An adjournment term Of the cir
cult court will convene 10 this city
next Monday at which time the trial
Of Albert Meyers for the killing Of
Rumsey will be taken mp
Died-At Harvey CITY yesterday
morning, Mrs James Gibson. DR..
Geary had been summoned 10 see
her but be arrived too late to assist
her. She died Of urs'ic poisoning
The Times-Herald could get none
Of the particulars or the age Of the
deceased.
The county court has made az
appropriation direct "a the Harvey
Fair Association and those
who have premiums will be paid
by the Secretary, instead Of receiy-
ing county warrants for The amount
Of their claims. The appropriation
will be available She fret of next
week
We want the small account Of
the wage-earner and householder
as well AZ the larger patronage Of
business firms. We are gratifed (
10 see the steady growth Of the
small depositor aud are glad to
help and encourage all who earn
sstlY dasire 70 better their financial |
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10
LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION.

We, the undersigned legal voters oi
raeblo Precinct, Harney County, state
oi Oregon. respectfully petition the Hon
County Court OF iIarncy County, State
Of Oregon, " grant license 10 J. q.
rcierman 10 sell spirituous, Nal, aud
vlnou- Liqaors Ia less quantities than
one gallon IN rrubio precinct lia's.s
County, State Of Oregon, for the Period
of ulK months. a. In duty bound 40 will
ever pray.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10
LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION

We, the undersigned legal voters Of
Lake pr clnet, llarney county, state Of
Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon.
County Court Of Harvey county, state Of
Oregon, TO grant license 10 G A IIaines
10 scll splrlluous, malt and sinous liquors
In lees quantities than one gallon In
Lake precinct Harvey county. state u
Oregon, for the period of six months. a.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

Notice l. hereby given that on We'd
nsrday, the sth day Of Dvcember 1909.
the undsralgned vii apply 10 the Conn
~ Court ol the State Of Oregon ioF iiar-
ney county. for the llernse mentioned la
foregoing petition.
]. G. rErERMAN.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

NAMrs. NAaEa.
A Mckenzie Al whitesidc
II . Wm sulir y Cawlleid
d. W. Cox g II kidwcll
Clifford Cleveland Flank L. Andersen
q J. ,myth IA Anderson
W = Haley ET Haley
A Gilbert y Anderson
joaqulno Befduso " nripps
Oliver McC arly Chas Osburn
Sidney Comegys.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday
the 10Th day u December, 1893, the 90.
dersigned will apply 20 the Couniy Court
Of the slats Of Oregon, Tor llarney oouu.
~, ior the license mentioned IN the ioro.
going petition.
&. A. llAisEs
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

". Hovssfhnd wife spent n
sfs ia this ciis this week, the
81 sheir daaehier, Mrs. J. f.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

tallard is over
|>nding court.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

4 <i6<<| and wife we're down
Harvey Wednesday. This Of
tkoor'cdo<> D pleasant call.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

.aet County Bank, Burns Or
.ol|rise <'cuN'ry accounts.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

littIe ecn Dir. and Mrs. J..
frstt est4n'se sick the fret
neck. buL 10 bow almost en-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

am nIe<> i<pver from Ontario
IA nl,pr <ou,e legal matter in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
(To Be Continued.)
SJGGESTS NORM0NISN
 TO SOLVE RACE PROBLEM
Apostle Roberts of Mormon Church Says His Church Teaches There Shall Be No Amalgamati0n
 of Races.

GhattaHooe5t, Tenn, Dee. S.-Eldel'
 Brigham H. Roberts. eX-congressman from ttah, who was denied a seat, Elder Geo. X. Smith, one of the twelve apostles. and B other Mormon elders from various parts of the south are here to discuss he work of the East
 Tennessee conference. Apostle Rob eIfs said i'll an interview.
 !. @Fhefe is no reason why We should not establish Whai we call stakes and wards in Tennessee or Georgia or anywhere else in the land, as well aS in the states of Utah Oregon. Ida ho Colorado or Canada and Mexico, where We have such organizations. Of course people in the south will be urged. as they have been in the past to remain in their homes where the gospel found them. We think our ideas vii be helpful, where they are made to obtain, in respect of the race question of the south. It is a com mandment of God with us that there should be no amalgamaton between the white race and the black; and that each race should be taught to preserve itself rom such amalgama ton. The heaviest church disabili- ties would result with us from the vii olation of such views, and l take it that race amalgamation touches fundamental point in the solution of yOuI, ,.aro OrOblplO v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
e. G6e =O MASQUERADzF By Katherine Cecil Thur&;on,
 Au,hor of ''The Circle. tte Capgrigb;, '9,5, L&94, ''t Hd'p'1'et H'e'hf'..
.vnopsis of Preceding Chapters.
fopyrtdh:. ,9as, Ho4 a4 HmpD.d Hr@hf'.


~YnOpSls oI ! i't'Hi"- I"P'tis'
 Chapter In an impenetfaHir London fog John Chilcoto, promi- qent and rapidly rising member of +be opposition in parliament, mex 5pctedly encounters John Loder d Door writer. who is his exact dou- ble, At the moment the aggression .} Russia in Persia is the all-rn- crossing topic. II-Russia is re- ported to be supportino the rebels in their fight a2aInst the authority 1f the shah of Persia, thus distinct " menacing EnSland's influence in the east. Chilcote. who is a slave to morphia, hears of a novel in which two men exchanged iden- titles. " and V-Chilcote visits Loder in the latters humble quar- ters and proposes that Loder shall impersonate him when Chilcote is overcome by the craving for mor- shia and wishes to get out of the world for the time being. VI -Lod- CT accepts. NII-Loder is compell- d to wear rings on one of his fin gers in order to conceal scar made in Italy by apet dog belonging to an Englishwoman whom he had Ynet here and had become varv friendly with. VIII-Loder, repre- sentins Chilcote, goes to the lat ter's home. Chilcote's wife does not detect the deception Loder is greatly impressed by Mrs. Chilcote's beauty and manner lN-Loder lunches with Fraide. he great lead CT of the opposition in parlia ment
 He seems to win the astute states man completely. Fraide. by the way, is the godfather of Mrs Chl- cote N-Loder has tea with Mrs Chilcote. He receives telegram from Chilcote summoning him to return so that they may assume their proper stations in life, Nl and Chilcote's craving soon overcomes him. and once more 1oder becomes Chileote. XIII and KY Lodef attends d swell re- &eption. KY and WI Al the reeep- tion Lady Astrupp is presiding al the fortune telling booth. I.oder visits it and she requires him 10 re- 1nove his rings She is startled up en seeing the scar on his hand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

I.s a.#4f 1tg. z14.-a.a .aa stH,.tH4e5t SH#a44 l la.F fare ~er.-e tza0=-s z-.z. =4,s9.4.s...= Il >oaHe4 .-aa E.4fa5.- l1 hdd ~'e4see.- =ia.-a.--.=e @feUHf Waa an 0ns @.a 4reuea~s"a he M tea. .o7 H#t .,r
 H eaH. ~ 5sz1= l.. s.ie. .Q=o.5l aa N55a 1eas ofJs G.~fr. 7" e-Gi -5s,4aH ee.e- se'a~=lea a1ete ft5e0fy tHr JHr tlrce has 4roN4 u.hcs.rable | used Ijot te think used aos el ea toz cue hut sud denly }hH2~ have changed or have chao4rd. SIc p5H~cd confused and distressed "NhN slpHld ii be: Why should things cliau.e:.' She asked the question sharply He il n appeal against hea uWH jHcfrdulitN
 l.oGe' turned aside He was afraid of the triumph volcanic and rrcpreS- Sihle. that her admission reused
 Why" she said again.
 He turncd slowly back You forget that Hi not q magician" he said gently. Il hardly know what you are speaking of,
 For a moment she WAS silent 0ut in that moment her eyes spoke Pain distress. pride. all >lToNe for expres sion: then I, last her lips parted
 Do you say that in seriousnesst" sine asked.
 It was no moment for fencing, and Loder knew it. In seriousness,7 he replied shortly.
 "Thcn shall speak seriously too" Her voice shook slightly and the color cane back into her face, but the hand ou the arm of the chair ceased 10 trep- ble. Tor more than four years l have known that you take arugs-tor more than four years have acQuiesced in your deeeptions in your mean uesSes''-
 There was an instant's silence. Then Loder stepped forward.
 You knew-for four yearS:. he said, very slowly For the first time that night he remembered Chilcote and forgot himself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
J. (. t\tF,N SHOT IN THE LEG Prominent Independence County Planter Has Narrow Escape
 From a Murdcruus Gun.

Special to the Graphic:
 fittle Rock. Ark, Dec. ,, News has been received here to the cf- feet that ]. C. Yancey was shot in the leg this morning by John Hen derson. tenant on his plantation near Dunnin9ton, a small station situated about 20 miles from Bates Vile. The wound is the fosnn of quarrel Over= rents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

f~1HE necessary fermaiitieS of de
 part,ue were speedily got
 through The passing of the
 corridors, the gaining of the carriage, seemed to I.oder to he mar yelotlSlv simple proceedings. Then, aS Ie sat by Eyes side and again felt the forward movement of the horses. h." had leisure for the first time 10 won Ger whether the time that had passed since last lie occupied that position had actually been lived through.
 Only that night he had unconscious ly compared one incident in his life to 6 sketch in which the lights and shad- ows nave been obliteratcd and lost. Now that picture rose before him, etartlingly and incredibly intact. He saw the sunlt houses of Santasalare. bsckgrounded by the sunjt hlls-saw them as plainly as when he himself had sketched them on his memory. Every detail of the scene remained tue same. even tu the central figure; only the eve and the hand of the artist had changed.
 Al this point Eve broke in upon his thoughts Her first words were cnrl- ously coincidental.
 What did you think of Lillian As trnpp toniyht:" she asked. Wasn't her gown perfect:
 Loder lifted his head with an almost guilty start. Then he answered stra ight Iron. his thoughts
 f' l.. HiGn't " hG aid ''nllf her eyes reminded me of d cats eyes and she walks like q cat. never seemed to see il until tonight.
 Eve changed her position "She was very artistic" she said tentatively. Don't you think the gold gown was beanuful with her pale coiored hair:
 Loder felt surprised. He was con and he was uot sufficiently versed in women to understand her praise. Il ahought'- he began Then he wisely stopped. Fl didn't see the gown" he substituted
 Eve looked out of the window. How uhaIpreeialve men are" she said. Rut het tone Was strangely free from cell sure
 Alter this there WAS silence until "iosEenor square WAS reached. Hay ans left the carriage and passed into nle house. F,vc paused for q moment sl the foot Of the stairs to give ;tn or oet te Grapham. Wio was still ill at .ehda4ee ill the hall. and again I.oder .'o an opportunity of studying her. ao he le"kcu a sharp comparison rose 10 his miud.
 lail&. prinee~S& he had heard tue 'Vo I'"IfctI man say a@ Lillian Astrupp .'~e lijo View alen& the BramfellS' S9Ftidef, and the SiuaiIe had seemed p"gl'eNIarly apt. With her grace, her 1gueafN, her subtle attraction, she 't'Is Ut Wra he the outcome of ima4i. ,.. ss on Put With Eve it WuS different. s S1e ilso W;,S graceful and attractive. e0i Il @aS sr.oe and attraction of a e-s'e--tt ,rder. one Was, heaufitul
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
LORD CIKZON SAILS.

New York, Dec S.-Lord CurZon of kedleston, former viceroN of India, who came here several week IS ago, sailed for Europe yesterday on the steamer Oceanic.
 Other passengers on the steamer included Charles Frohman. the the atrica] manager, and Haddon Chambers. the dramatist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
CHAPTER XVII.

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 corridors, the gaining of tho
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

freight station, if you send us $I.60 postal or
express money order. The $l80 pays for both
the coffee and freight. You will have nothing
more to pay. The price Of coffee auctuates and
cannot be guaranteed for any period. The
coffee will come in the original wrappers with
the signature Of Arbuckle Bros. which entities
you to free presents - Ten pounds mean ten
signatures. We will send you book free with
colored pictures of 81 beautiful and useful
presents and full particulars. il you write for it.
You can send for the book before you order
the coffee.
Arbuckles' ARIOSA is clear coffee Each
bean is coated and sealed by our original
mother" process which preserves intact for you
no matter how distant. the delicious favor and
aroma due to our exceptional facilities and
skilled roasting not to be compared with crude
and primitive methods on a smaller scale. Ii
also makes the coffee settle clear and quickly.
Millions Of homes in every section drink only
Arbuckles' ARlOSA COGee-the wholesome
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
LEADING BUILDING PERMITS

ing the past week were as follows:
Adams street. 234 West-W G. Kerck
hoff, owner; w. C. Calhoun, builder; two
Jefferson street. 703 East-Sunset Tele
phone & Telegraph company, San Fran
cisco, owner; ]. A. Mathis, builder; alter
a ations stores, $7,143.50.
Twenty-thrd street, 2265 VEST. B
Ridgway, Santa Monica street, owner.
E. E. Rucher builder; two-story, six
Union avenue. 20S South-Amelia L.
Hart, $50 Court circle, owner and builder;
story, six-room residence, $1,000.
Maple avenue, S44-S46-S4S-S5O = Whiting
Lumber company, 400 East Ninth street,
owner and builder; one-story warehouse,
$2500
Twenty-second street, 1851 East-Gt o.
Groover, 1465 East Twenty-second stkeet
owner; u. S. Applegate, builder; one
story, six-room residence, $1,000.
Romeo street. 2214-W. C. Harris, BIS
Budlong avenue, owner and builder;
one-story six-room residence, $1,000.
Potter Park avenue 9SO-A, Resenblatt,
754 Keller street, owner and builder;
three-story, thirtyfive-room apartment
First Tt'' street, SSeet 92s-e26-s24 East-swift &
Co, Tenth street and Santa Fe avenue,
owner; C. Leonardt, builder; alterations
winston WINSTON Street Street. 125-127-12s-1S1-w. p
Jeffries Co., 129 South Spring street, own
er; c. j. Kubach & Co.. builderS seven
story wholesale and light manufacturing,
Woodlawn avenue, 1927 South-w. Split
stoeser, SS6 South Spring, owner; w: 5.
Gretten, builder; one-story, five-room resi-
DAILY street. 119 North-C. Bradford,
corner of Downey avenue and DAILY street,