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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
GIRL WOULDN'T
TELL HER ACE
YOUNG WOMAN or OHIO TOLD
JUDGE TWAS NONE OF HIS
BUSINESS - KEPT SECRET
AND SENT TO JAIL.

COLUMBUS. O. July "a Rath-
or than tell her age. Miss 'renis
Frlstoe. defendant In an nttach.
ment suit. went 10 jail One Of The
ilrst questions that the counsel
for the opposing side pat TO her
was;
How nid are YOU"
IT'S none Of your business,
came the prompt answer
The court ordered her TO answer
the question. warning her OF the
punishment FOR contempt, but Miss
Frlstoo remained defiant. and the
Judge ordered her off TO iail. She
was released later in the day on
a writ OF hRbeas corpus. but the
secret Of her age IS still her own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
HIS ORDERS ISSUED |
WITHOUT WARRANT
QUICK WORK.

Yesterday the wife of a Cap 4
itol Hill resident dropped al 4
q the corner % First az. and 4
a Washington Of. watch, chain =
and fob.
Upon her arrival 81 home 4
her husband tsisphonsd 20 po- 4
. lice headquarters reporting =
. the loss.
WAS a lAdy's wstehf" 4
q asked Chief Wappsnstsln. with :
whom he spoke directly.
"a was,' replied the hus- 4
. band.
viii you describe u, 4
plsassf" asked the ehlst
The husband described a. =
we have Il a. peiies heed .
. quarter. now replied the =
. chief. "You may call and Get 4
q Il At any time"
This morning the husband =
. called and nov HE wife has =
. the watch.
The watch .~ss picked Up BY =
ty~o lougshossmsu, handed 10 =
. Patroiman Damn and lsf, 81 .
q headquarters b. that ef'iesf.
/. A i. /. a a a A 4 a 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
SAYS THOMSON
IS BETTER

According to Assistant Ci'y In
gineer Jeffrey. city Engineer
Thorn sou aud the municipal street
raiiwn3 plans viii be tn Seattle to
niehf 81 tomorrow
The star talked Sith the assist
ant engineer oxef the ioar distance
phone this morning Ha said that
Mr. Thomson health bad kfsatly
improved aud that there uaA = POS
alhlllty that thsY night catch tht
trpin for seattle thin Hftsfnoon
otharwisa they would sufuly be on
nanA FflIAx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
New Regulations Governing Fire Department,
Recently Issued by Chief Cook, Are Without
EHect---0nIy Mayor May Promugate Such
Rules.

~ IL unfortunate that regulations
are put out which are not properly
authorized
wilkins In Ignorance.
Neither did Chief Cook conauis
Mayor Moore regarding his new
rules prior 10 the departure 81 tho
mayor for Denver. On this point
Secretary wilkins said this morn,
Ink
Mayor Moore WAS never consult
ed about the matter No Ear as ! am
informed. and ! DO not think he
authorized the rules 20 be Issued.
The chief appears 10 have acted en-
tlrely upon bis own initiative IN the
matter"
Chief Cook has also ignored the
civil service commission. 10 whom
an orders for the regulation II tho
conduct Of civil service employees
should be promptly reported. AZ
set no report OF the PRONUNCIATION OK
the rules has been made to the com.
mission
Also Secretary orout-
4 know nothing OF the new
rules, said Secretary Croui Of the
commission this morning. II they
affect civil service employees, thsg
should be reported to the commits.
sion. Perhaps the matter has been
overlooked
4 have heard nothing whatever
regarding the new rules. said Geo
Zimmerman Of the civil service
commission. Perhaps they have
been sent to Secretary 0rout.
cannot discuss them until hear
what they are"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
WOMAN THIEF
TAKES PURSE

Mrs. =. r Carleton. 22t Arcade
building, reports the THEFT Of =
purse containing commercial pa
pers to the value OF tli6. She adds
that she left her room yesterday
forenoon. but after leaving noticed
a woman enter the room
Thinking that Il might be
friend. Mrs Carleton did not re-.
turn to the room for n few mo
menta. and when she did the Won
an had disappeared. taking With
her the purse. which had been left
on "A table. A smaller purse. con
tanning S. In silver. was also taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
sropls vs.. lee TRUST.

INDIANAPOLIS Grand tary In
xesslraticn u lce combine
TOLEDO Dealers convicted 81
tnrminx trust out % hona Rsad
inr appeal
WASHINGTON halofs indictt
"A charged with conspiracy 70 In
eryase the price of leo
JACKSONVILLE. Pa. DEALERS
scoultted Of criminal intent to dc
fsaad
CLEVELAND Dealers declared
!, mrs net guilty Of violating state
antitrust las.
pgrRolr Possible Grand Jury
Iaeuiry,
CT. LOUIS State suit 70 annual
eAartef ana collect penalties frum
eealsEs charged With eonsplFiuS TO
IN prices
KANSAS CITY County invessi
cation o. ice combine
yoNsERs. n. Movement to
fsralsh eitizees municipal ice Al
tuet
clsclssATi--nealeFs Indicted
aneas Ohio antitrust law.
Mt. VERNON. NJ. Y.-Mayer
glans 70 form = company 10 buiid
= artificial ice plant to buck the
trust
prflsoELpsiA- Subpoeaas Is.
saed Tor officers 81 alleged les com
hsne 10 appear before August grand
i4fy.
GREAT NECK, L. - Residents
hssldsnx ice plant 81 their pwn.
"a these muck raking days things
arr dolng In the Ice trust line.
An oseF the United States the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
BORN BEHIND
PRISON BARS
MRS. BRENNAN. MINNEAPOLIS
aURpe REss. BEARS CHILD
IN SALTWATER pENtTEs.
rtAaY--sEsr TO MICHIGAN.

SALTWATER MINI, July 20
A b., baby waa born 20 Mira Stella
Brennan. 81 Minneapolis. serving a
isfn aenfeace in the state prison
Cor the murder Of three Htcp-chii.
dren The child wiil be sent To the
prisoners mother Ia Michigan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
FIGHTING SQUATTER
SHOOTS TO KILL
Wisconsin Man Holds Seven Men at Bay and
Shoots MIitiaman Dead---Women Reload
= Rifles While Battle Is 0n.-.0ffcers Obliged
to Leave Murderer in Possession.

the courts order Dieix mounted .
STUMP and told the sheriff that he
would only be taken after his rifle
was empty and his body was dead
The women Of the family stood
behind Dietz with relays Of loaded
guns. The officers opened fire,
which Dtetz returned Dieiz's son.
Clark. was probably fatally shot.
Dietz retained possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
take NO ACTION ON
CANAL ELECTION

esiaamerce and the Seattle CONNER
esAi slnh - meet with them a.
uafwca
guass Greene. chairman ~ the
committee. Was pfesent and simply
stated to the board that q was the
desire 1T tho committee 10 ASK for
nA election rs sooh a. possible.
The commissioners say. however.
shat they Niii not call special
election unless pressed 10 do A.
In eaae they do decide to call the
.lsetlea lhey NlIi fequlF. James A.
Moore 20 Furnish a bond sufficient
10 cover the expense 81 the eiec.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
w..hlau,sn Hooded Win lnaal,L..

Washington Flooded With Inquiries.
WARRINGTON. u G. July &c
The state department IL flooded
with Inquiries from citizens who
have relatives aud friends Russo
Tie department + unable 60 give
assurances because Il has no off
giai information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
LICENSE INSPECTOR MARSH
Has MADE NO REPORT ON
TIE EAGLE sALooN-ir Vio.
LArEs BOX ORDINANCE As
WELL.

Lutsch has been OPERATING the
Eagle saloon. AZ tho elirner ~ Sec.
ond az $ and lrsief way. without
a license. and the mttter has not
set been reported 10 the police
license and revenue committees 81
the city council b. Llcpn1e Inspect
OF Marsh
This Is bat 4 single Illustration II
the eareicasneaa II the hssaHe 10.
spcciar Who appears 90 assume
that Il ia his chief fnnclloa Ia uink
81 violations 81 isW and violations
81 license regulations
Tried 20 Get License.
n Lutsch has liuce tried 70 grs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
STEAMSHIP MEN MEET,

The Alaska steamship associa'
tlon. composed OF the Alaska Steam
ship company. Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. Canadian Pacific
Steamship company. Humboldt
Steamship company aud the White
Pass a. Yukon route. are meeting
today IN the banquet rooms az the
Butlor hotel Al Of the companies
are represented. r. J Coylc and
n w. Greer. of the Canadian Pa
clfic arriving In the city last night,
Only routine matters, Il Is said, are
before tho association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
CLERKS ARE CHOSEN.

The seven new clerks VINO have
been granted the local posi0fficc
by tho department nj Nashinatoif
are. Paul r. Mieony Oscar g.
tanaen. Gus II Frazier. Joseph
Dalv. Joseph While. August Beocher
and Albert o. Mclaughlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
Bio RgALTY DEAL.

Probably the largest deal Ia realty
10 be made during the week vas in
the purchase of ihs southeast dou-
bic corner o. FOURTH as. and James
81. by n 81 crane a Co. fof tlSb.-
90. The property Vas purchased for
a local ayndleata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
MAzAMAa Ar eeLLlNoAAM.

BEfiINoHAN. July -. sixty
five MaHamsr have arrived here
from outside points Tomorrow 50
win leave Ter the permanent camp
al Mount Baker There are four
more women than men IN the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

And they are now drawing from
this store
How would sou like to be the Ice.
mani
Not in Toledo. Of course. Tor thes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

The mayor shall prescribe rules
and regulations, not inconsistent
with Law and the ordinances of the
city. for the government and con.
troll Of the fire department, and tis
and enforce penalties for their Vio-
iaiion."-ctty Charter, Article SL
Section 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL
REQUIRE eono FROM JkMrs
A vooHE TO COVER az.
pgssEs - COMMITTEE AZ
sEsr.

No steps wsrc taken By the coun.
- commissioners tits morning ~
Nara calling a snseiai election 10
snts on The Lake Washington canal
hofsas. osinE 20 th. failure Of the
committee frum tho Chamber 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

ST. PETERSBURG. July 90
While there 10 luil the eIar Il
sndsavorlnp TO form a new cabinet,
which will likely include a plan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
MARRIED BY DAVIS,

James Zeman and Miss Amelia
Fernandis. both Of Blyn, Wash,
we're married AZ noon today by
Judge Davis In his private cham
bers In the Pioneer building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
TROOPS FOR THE
MEXICAN BoRpE q

> FoRT WORTH. Tex. July
\ 2e.--T~snty-one cars loaded
; with troops passed through
b here today, en- route 20 posts
\ on the Mexican border. The
) government does not propose
, 70 be caught mapping IN the
} event OF further border out
. RACES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
nnlesr, nenIn 70 Referm.

ODESSA. July 26 Gen kaul
haru is Ia full control here The
noiiltrs like him and obey I'm.
pll,itly Company commanders
have herun 10 reform. upon the
thsofl that much of the discomfort
Is due To- ~ treatment hy officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

-. u. wheeler aud wife. Of St
Paul arrived ln the city this MORN
ine Mr.. Wheeler 10 the editor Of
~ Northern paclflc's publication.
Wonderland" lie is here to get
some data for his magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

In issuing the orders published
In The Star ~ yesterday, CHIEF
Cook Of the fire department has
usurped one Of the charter func-
lions 81 the mayor
The city charter specifically pro.
yideH that rules and regulations for
the conduct 81 the fire department
shall be promulgated BY the mayor
No power 10 make or promulgaie
such rules Is By any authority con
ferred upon the head Of the depart.
ment
Mayor Not Consulted.
In this instance the mayor was
not even consulted regarding the
rules before they were issued.
Il have never been consulted re-.
gardlne Chief Cooks new reguia
tone" said Acting Mayor Bowen
this morning % a reporter for The
Star. "unul | read them In The
star did not even know that he
contemplated any such action. The
rules are, Of course. without force
OF effect Yet. Il IL unfortunate.
since they ieaFe the members Of
the department In doubt as TO their
standing and their rights under
them In order 60 have disciplin"
ln the department. II IL necessary
10 enforce certain regulations, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
SALOON IS RUNNING
WITHOUT LICENSE

license bY having transferred 60
him tho license Of II Wenierhyde.
who formerly conducted the place.
bat hn ordinance transferring the
license was vetoed b. Acting Mayer
Bowen hast week. on n report from
Chief wappenatsin that the saloon
boz ordinance NaH being violated
And despite the fact that Il Was
vetoed and that the baw is SIN be
ins violated there NO report 81 the
faefs has been made b. the license
Iuapeeinf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

sT prrERsnUpo, July ID.

a ST. PETERSBURG, July 20.
= All the governments snsr. 4
|. pies are beino devoted 20 the :
4 creation 81 the impression 81 =
a horne and abroad that no tsu 4
4 ger sSists from revolution. The a
a officers call the general strike =
= a failure. The government 4
needs money and Il preparing 4
4 the markets. " favorable a =
. request will be made tor a 4
4 hugs lean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
CAR PLANNING
NEW CABINET

Of ultimate constitutional govern.
nHens without terrorist provisions
The aursfian disorders continue,
SeNsa are very appfehsnsiVe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
TIMES ARE BAD FOR
THE ICE TRUST MEN
All Over the United States the People Are
ARISING and Crying Out Against the Combines
That Are Forcing Prices UP and Are Robbng
the Public.
MEASURE rss tcG

......s. ssss*E*+++.
MEASURE TIE ICE.
tss, sood method Of Aesplng tab on the merry iecmen
.,,heut coins broke 90 bay SCALES;
A cake 70 welsh leo pounds contains 5000 cubic
Heaf 81 a. a. prey clear rlEhtanged block OF Tee meas
ength in inches Of each ~ the edges coms
tat Multiply thrive numbers tosether
va rs r,sultng figure vii indicate the pounds
n block
-, r.spsr hu bt making allowance can estimate
e,tsr H. under weight There should 80
,rssss sog every pound paid for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
Transfer Denied

LATCH purchased the place from
Wssinthyde. who bad = license
phlrh expires Ia December Under
the ordinances of the city nc trans
TeF 81 a license can be- made. until
Authorised b the council and the
mayar IS ordinance This transfer
has been denied tho sanction Of the
mayor. aud Ho cannot be made bat
Ittseh il d.t,iag ths city aathoris
ties hy continuing 70 operate The
plaup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
BANK cLsARlsos.

Increase over same
date last XeFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Il II unfortunate that regulations
are put out which are not properly
authorized"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

n fhese muck raking dags things
arp dosnx tn the Ice trust line.
All o4er the United States the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
REAL. EsTATE FOR SAFE
Improved.
PAUL BEUHLER,

456 Temple Court.
Strictly Modern tns nssed
apartment buildings, near Hennepin and Lowry
Hill; each, apartment has its separate hot
1925 per month. Large lot, fine gas fixtures,
stair carpets, water meter, fine gas range in
each apartment; everything goes. Stop and
ser h the o m m Psy and
g4O,0O0-Nicollet av inside 4th st; three-story
solid brick building. full basement all modern
big interest, and no better investment than
Ntcollet av property; we'll located between
Washington and 4th st, on the best side of
g. 500-One of the finest modern houses in
rsss aas dsren9 arel Of fs
only: Don't fail to see it If you want an ex-
s5soo-one of the finest 12-room homes, all
modern. lot e6xl8S, on 4th st NE, close to
d, 5O0-One of the finest ten room, all modern,
hardwood finished, hot water heated houses
northeast near University av; easy walking
basement city water, wet sinks on both
month; near Blaisdell av inside Lake st.
IS, soo-Look at this elegant up-to-date home.
So o asy ns fine east
strictly modern; hardwood finished: 60 and
water and wet sink on both floors: always
rented SIT; fine new barn, near Cedar av and
Lake st: big snap.
p,150-Good seven-room house and lot, city
dell av.
81 ,5OrGood seven-room house: full basement;
good lot. well rented; 10th av near 2sth st;
easy terms.
g. 3O0-Good seyen-room house and barn; sewer,
water, cellar. nice lot; 9th av S near Frank
s2,30o-Au modern seven-room house and lot,
ar
O., 2O0-Fine, strictly modern eight-room, hard
wood finished. up-to-d date, new, eighth ward ard
home, easy terms; 5000 down. balance SSo
H,45o-Look at this handsome new up-to-d date
built the best. back plastered; lot 4ex1o7 to
alley; keys at office; don't fail to see this
bargain; No. s242 4th., st N; handsomely
frescoed storm sash and screens terms easy.
modern. hardwood finish and doors handsomely
decorated fine gas fixtures, window shades,
: built-in china closet, storm sash, screens. hne
shade trees ~ only o0 block to too Lyndale
and look it over. 26oa Garfield az s.
R30O0-Such bargain-Good s-room hardwood
finished home, best open plumbing storm sash
the occupant to show ali corners through 20so
S3.25(A-Look at ss41 Portland av, handsome,
well;bqilt, new, up-to:date; seven room, hard
c% Sne n oI S home home o ns s to lot built by
it; owner leaving the state accounts for suc,
sacrifice; best open plumbing.
and wet sink: fine lot. rented for $15 pei
MONTH nice location Goth av N and Du.
pont; easy terms; 5000 down, balance SIS a
month. Biggest bargain offered now.
u ,23n-Five-room house and barn, big lot, 52S
lao; city water, good cellar. Girard near
Plymouth; big bargain.
See Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine
- new, up-todate homes in Lowry Ill., Lake OF
the Isles. Sunnyside, Lake Calhoun, Lake uar
ret or in any part of the city. at all prices
If you wish to make quick cash sale. lis,
your property at once. No charges made fol
advertising it. Or borrow money, call and SET
him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
PIANOS AND ORGANS

ToR sALE-PIANos FROM LARGE NUMBER
OF pianos returned from rental we select the
following as very attractive bargains:
Z Harvard upright, fine mahogany. 81 90
Chickering upright rich rosewood 49,. 200. 90
Henry F. Miller upright, mahogany case 236. 90
J. Kimball upright walnut case. 49,. -. 1851 90
Gabler upright, ebony case. -. 1900. J.. 1876. 90
Schimmel & Nelson, upright, mahogany. 1880
Isl Come In, examine these and others. Very
liberal terms. 81 s.. 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
REAI, ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.
LAUDERDALE co.

.
Temple Court.
See us for bargains In houses. lots and farms
In Wisconsin and Minnesota. and Minnetonka
property.
paper for buyer; 500 down.
", 60o-2227 Girard av N. rooms. newly
painted, barn. cash $500. 81
$1,650-Eight-r house 1908 Crystal Lake
ay; rents for SIS; two families
81, S50--3729 10th ay s.: nine room house,
two families; rent $19; hardwood finish; $500
down.
$4,000 Irving av N: modern but heat;
brick two families; rent $25.
So. 2O0-Double house, 81 and 80 18th st N;
rent $40 month; good investment
$5,500-Ten-room modern house. S13 7th
st Sc; small amount down and easy pay
ments.
5,5Oo-s133 Hennepin; 10 rooms, modern;
superb place: one-half down.
$7,500-1729 Irving s, II rooms; all the
latest conyeniences. @1
- -, Vacant.
ssoo-Four acres, comprising p lots. 51st
av and Washburn av, near school,
Submit offer on 2s lots in Chatauaua ad-
dition. on 49th ay n, between Lyndale and
Camden avs, on Washington ay extension car
line; take the bunch or take lots separately.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Hanna J. and John Edman to Christina
Lidholm. lot H. block 10. Walton -.
Frank h j. Agdt and wife to Philip wer paw
ner, " Y Of NV section s-1ls.as 49,. " 25oe
Mary B. Phelps to Robert h. Brent,
lot 10, block 8. Bakers fourth addi- 49,.
Robert ier H. Brent to Hiima A. siomavist A
lot 10. block 6. Bakers fourth addi- -.
Asn mes and John NJ THOMPSON to Robert -
II: Brent, lot p. block 2, Monroe Bros -,
Emily nH 4. Lum ct al. to Harry s. Ippp: ~
man, lot 4s, block s. Oak Lake addi-
Sidney B. Berry and wife to Emily J.
Merry, lot IA. block 8. Forest Park ad- -.
John S1''y 5. Morrison t;i and wife ct Il. to 80
Andrew Myre; lot s, block 2. Clinton *,
rh snsnse K addition and wife to Steve s''
S STaP'f Is Il MrSnts Ct sdd 1fts 3 T.
Eric 9: sonnesyn and wife to Anne Olson, , =,
rE Marfsy sTtth 49, snd block S1s s sissR
Smiths addition .................... 1,55'
Ina n: Gibbons ct al; to a Binas seh ss9
Lizzie se Giiimidlach to Frank Boric. lot Il.
block 4. Cutters addition 4e
' apolis, lots i to g. %. block 8. Pros
e IS, ! P Msassss St s &c e.
r pl1fs . ffosoee. tas. MS. DIVISION 1880
Ephraim 6. Lands and wife to Lydia
| Murch. lot 81, block 4, Farnham's addt- -
ton ............... ...............:. %
John A. johnson and wife to Irving A.
Dunsmoor and wife, 20 acres in SW OF
.SW section 15-2S-A. 1880. 90
Sarah A and /. "A. Dunsmoor to Isaac H.
Mosher and wife, lot s, block "a, REM
ington's third addition ............... 30
Edward C. Mitchell ct al. trustees. to
Harry NJ. LIE Roy, lot n, block Z.
Menage's fourth addition W
John Kelly and wife ct al to Eliz NJ.
| Gleason lots % and %, block 1, Duns-
moor's Encouragement second Nfcollet =.
avenue addition o.
Eliza NJ. and James B. Gleason to George
| F. Collins, lots 70 and 2S. block 1,
Dunsmoor's Encouragement second MIC
ollet avenue addition ................. 10
Hilda NJ and William G: Moss to Susan
B. CALDWELL lots and Z, block 2, F.
Northwestern Investment company to Min
neapOlis Park association, lot %, block
/ g. Lyndale Heights addition 80
| Isaac N. Smith and wife to Security Land
| and Investment company, lot /, block l.
| Knox avenue addition. and lots 10 to IL,
block 3. Crepeaus third addition. 10
/ Charles q. Castle to John Powell, north
1852 feet OF w " Of W " Of SW
NE NE section 15-2S-M and right-of-
/ sewell M Parker and wife to ~. E.
4 Wells, lot 10, block 10, ]. D. & Witt
y ney's addition Observation-Disclosures. 70, 0C
Total ..........s............. $63,l ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
A BARGAIN.

For Sale-A nine-room house and bath, on
O lot and a BALI; fine largo front and side
lawn: beautiful shade trees; veranda in front
and around side; chicken house and yard;
celain tub, nickel plumbing, city water, fine
well; all In irst-class order and repair; will
also sell with house one fine, large "Art
Garland nickel plated stove; house situated
IN the Bryant school district. 87th and Stew
ems, convenient to the Nicollet av and 4th
av s car lines. This Is a fine opportunity
for someone to secure a fine home Terms
can be arranged to suit purchaser. -
Call or address G. B. Bickelhaupt, care Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20

Probably ten of the thousands of 4
, people who read the want ads today 4
, would be able, ready and eager to
} buy that house of yours. And. most 4
, likely, not one OF these ten people Z
, will ever know you have anything
to sell unless you advertise. 4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
BUILDING PERMITS

:. story BRICK addition :a,............ s1,Tso
Pillsbury- ashburn Milling company,
addition @ ..o..: ..ls.s.. LOO
'o frame dwelling elm i ..... ... 5000
: one and one half story frame dwelling 1.7oo
two-story frame dwelling .............. o.5oo
Six minor permits neutrality-suspicious.. 1,5s0
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Total Observation-Disclosures. 1850