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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26
90 LOTS SOLDi
n IOTS SOLID

In our College Hill subdivision; that GER
tainly shows that the property is very deslr-
able; the tract is very prettily situated on
Mission ST.. College and st. Mary's ave-; the
gradual slope makes drainage perfect: pretty
views of surrounding hills and valleys; large
lots graded street; sewer. water and gas
mains laid; all ready TO build; many pretty
homes already completed; lots sold easy
monthly payments Take Mission-st. electric
to College ST. Mary's ave; agent ON
property Sunday.
LYON & HoAG. 1928 Fillmore st.
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CITY real ESTATE.

G. II. UAIBSEN & co.
MEMPHIS OF s. n. REAL ESTATE BOARD.
80 MONTGOMERY ST. M MARKET.
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By HoRNLEIN BROS & ESTES
$40 oooLBush. east Of Webster; fine houses;
SIS, ,o0o-A great bargain on Ellis. not far from
Fillmore; stores nat above. stable In
rear: income S1T5 monthly; size OF lot.
34:4lax1s7:6; mortgage Of $4,000 can re-
main.
ST., ,oOO-Fine investment of modern nats; IN
come s72.5o; can be increased; lot COX
50, ,T5o-Three modern fats on Sixteenth st.,
near Fillmore line; lot 25xlo0; income
So; can be materially increased.
Sc, ,I50-A modern house of rooms and bath,
in good condition. lot 25x15T;6 feet;
small mortgage can remain.
income s2s: lot 25x1s7 8 feet; mortgage
s2.7oo down to sa.oOo-cottages on collins-
s11.ooo-Lot on Brannan St. mr. Sixth; 5ox11o.
s4.75o-Lot on Fell St. in Panhandle 25x1oo.
sfi Feii: a5x1cs S g. 'a' ''H' wv ~ ~" VI
ss.ooo-Lot on Green, Steiner: e5x1sI:6.
s2'soo-Lot on Folsom re F ns: IStn; 2fxso.
s. Z. Brannan and Ritch: 5lx75.
y. r. Fifth and Clara; 20xeo.
s. z. Bryant and Harriet 25x75.
Y. w. Harrison and Seventh; 30x35.
S. E. Howard and Sixth; 5oxso.
WEBsTER-MACKAy CO.,
AUcrIoNEERs. INSURANCE. RENT
COLLECTORS
1900 GOLDEN stGfES GATE e. 'lN AVE,
CORNER FILLMORE
Members s. F. Real Estate Board.
Telephone West 21S0
FOR SALE.
s7.5oo-3 modern flats, Ashbury Heights; rents
1922 per annum.
s7.5O0-Modern 10-room house; Belvedere ST.
$1,000 -S-room house; Page St. near Central ave.
S7,J00--10-room house; Stanyan ST.
So o00-Finely finished I-room house. Clayton ST.
s12 500-House and two dats; Grove st.
TO LEASE.
Sc corner Mission and 1Tth sts.; 1i0xfoeG G.
North side Harrison ST., near 9Th: 120x75.
Sc corner Polk and Fulton sts.; 120xS2: q.
NV. corner Polk and Fulton SITS: 60x100
SW corner Ellis ST. and Anna lane; 80 :6xS9 g.
North side Fell 81, near Cole; 103:6x2IJ: .
frontages.
West side 4th ST., near Folsom; 92x7J.
North side Folsom ST., near Cd; 6oxi35.
HOMES built for property owners IN burned dis
trict. cash payment unnecessary. Building
Construction Company, 2o5s Suffer St. near
Fillmore.
HOUSES and shackx built cheap; plans free.
PACIFIC BUILDING CO.. s4S Hampshire Sc.
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TO LEASE
NEW BUILDINGS
Market St. opposite Seventh; S12 500 square
IT.: brick and iron building ready in 90 DAYS
Fourth ST., near s. p. depot, 92 rooms and s
stores
Market and Sutter sts. fronting on streets !;
concrete building; build to suit.
Market and Beale sts.: 6-story and base
ment; built TO suit; lot 45:10xl37:6 IT.
Mission St. near 10th; stores; $50 each
Fifth-st- corner near Market; from 20 to
100 rooms
Fifth-st. corner looking into Market st. ;
will build business building; T5-ft. front.
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CITY REAL EsTArE-continued.
HEALY & GILLESPIE,
HEALY & GILLESPIE,
HEALY & GILLESPIE.
Real Estate and Rental Agents,

HEALY & GILLESPIE,
HEALY & GILLESPIE
HEALY & GILLESPIE.
Real Estate and Rental Agents,
IA Church ST., near Market
$50, 0O0-Market-St. property lot has "a Ieet
front; in the best part of Market ST =.
near Third; this Is the best pleSe OF OF
Market.st property offered Tor sale on
this thoroughfare in years.
s75,0c0-Corner "a and South Park; lot lG4x
100; no nlledi in ground; near the ship,
docks for large building just the thing
Sl2,oGc-six fats of rooms. bat tn; rent sll4
month; very modern; l4th and Market
s5.7oo-Two fats and cottage: rent $50
month; in the Mission; good location.
SI,25c-Corner store and fat. with the buSi
ness stock and fixtures; good property
in Mission; lot 3ox10o; rent 500; must
corne6oPo Ss P%r'S sSlns 20 gh ifa'e store er and
tsse. on Railroad ave; leass WIN sz.
property, rented BY one tenant this Is
snap; mortgage in bank. $1,000.
cottages $1,000 eacf--fn good condition.
and 5 rooms in each: South San fran
cisco; mortgage of $1,000 can remain in
s4,5o0-aouse OF l6 rooms and bath: 4o. T.
front on Railroad ave. by depth or 30
feet; you could not build the house for
that money must be sold b. order OF
bank
Corner-s65. .ooo-alission ST. lot c5x1iT: rent
$3.50 month. and rents can be raised
good deal higher; this is a gocd prop
erty.
S5,o0o-Cottase rooms and bath; lot zoxS9'
on Church St. near 18th: the lot is
worth the money.
S2000-CottaEe IN Ocean View; lot 50x15o:
part cash, balance In rent.
s5,75o-Two hats and cottage: lot TOXIC; rent
So month"; in Mission warm belt.
S4OO0-Cottage, rooms and bath; modern;
on 10Th St: must be sold.
S16,O00-Three hats HaiGht ST rent
S127.5 90 month: these are good Oats
House-S15 000-0n Dolores ST., near 24th.:
one of the handsomest houses In the
Mission the Van Ness Of the Mis-
sion: must be seen to be appreciated;
big lot house has II modern rooms.
House-$5Oo0--In Oakland: Sherman ST.;
rooms and bath; modern.
Cottage-S40C0-6 rooms and bath. in Oak
land, on Sherman ST.. modern
fats-S15. .500-Rent SITS month; lot -lGO;
location 18th and Dolores sts-
hats-S5OO0-R S45 month: must be sold:
and rooms and bath; modern; 18th
and Eureka SITS
Cottage-S5000-6 rooms in good condition;
location Lyon and Sacramento Sts-
dats-$S500-4. o and and bath; new
and modern rent Ss5; lot 25x100; Sac
ramento and Walnut SITS
$50, OO0-Corner Market ST.. lot 1OOxl1S;
ground lease per month. 1915.
HEALY GILLESPIE,
HEALY & GILLESPIE,
HEALY & GILLESPIE, Inc,
244 Church St. Market
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SIS. o00-Elegant corner not far from Van Ness
ave and permanent Columbia Theater
building: lot has 34e feet street frontage;
ideal hotel or apartment-house site.
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Members of the 5. F. Real Estate Board.
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CITY REAL ESTATE-Confinued
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
1852 FILLMORE ST.. NEAR POST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
1862 FILLMORE ST. NEAR POST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
1862 FILLMORE ST. NEAR POST.
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MADISON & BURKE-FoR SALE.
Established January. 1855.
Real Estate Agents
Corner Fillmore and Sacramento sts-
500, ,oo0-Davis St. in center OF commission mer-
chants and only half-block from belt
road: large lot; under lease $3.50 per
SAC, 0,ooo-Large corner: Turk ST. near Larkin;
suitable for business and hotel.
$50, ,O00-Cafifornia-st corner; close TO Fillmore;
frontages: lot 51x120: Improvements
renting for 5000 per month small outlay
building could be raised and stores would
pay large returns.
$14.o0o-3 fine fats on Scott ST.. near CaIifor-
mia; lot 31x13T; rent worth $500 per
a9num; must be sold; see this at once.
S1O,OOO-Stevenson St. near Third; fine location
for salesroom or factory.
marine view: In best residence district
on Green St: 10 rooms; large lot; this
includes $500 worth of furniture.
$15, 000-Business corner on Pine St, near FIJI
more; store and fats Of rooms and
bath each; rent $3.50 month,
4,O00-Tremont ave-; cottage Of rooms and
bath lot 2oxsO IT.; here is your chance
to save paying rent.
$4,600-Residence. rooms and BATH Con-
gress at; fine artesian well premises;
marine view.
-'ooosntSer lit st st. near Fillmore; large lot "a
houses renting, for ss2s year; buy this
and raise the h4 houses and put stores under
gain; don't miss 1t.
$780, fine fats on Sacramento ST.. in fine
location: rent low. not having been ad-
vanced; s55 month"; worth $50.
SIS. .oOo-Jackson St, in swell location; cottage.
Q, rooms s, and J. bath lot s4xls7 IT.; lot
S13, 000-6 4-room and bath fats on Central ave.
rent S120 month
$6,5o0-Two fine fats; 10th ave-, near Lake
ST. rent $50 month: 25x1OO
81, 150-Cottage, rooms and bath: Goth ST..
lot 40 IT, front; buy this and save paying
s9,ooo-Two fine fats ON Page St. near Polk.
With With 9 and and rooms sSIH and bath; lot 25x
ss,5oo-Devisadero St. near sutter; business
property; lot 25xsO IT.; store and tene-
ment; see this at once and get bargain.
s3,000-Cottage Of 4 rooms and bath; % ave-:
near ear line; lot 25x120; mortgage $3.50;
rent S2l msnth.
81, 2,6Oo-Cottage and lot, nth ST.. through to
rear street; rooms and bath; finest
81 200-SalmOn St, near Broadway; lot 20x60
TO rear street: bargain.
TO LEASE.
Gesry. northeast corner Polk stores be-
ing constructed with modern improve
mehts; plategiass fronts ete.; ready for
occupancy three Of which stores al
MADISON & BURKE.
COR. FILLMORE AND SACRAMENTO SITS.
BRowN-GoULD co.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
6a2 Golden Gate ave Telephone Emergency 230.
Branch office 715 Sacramento st.
Rents s6575o per mouth.
Can be increased to $706
Vicinity 22d and Mission sts: S5x125.
Elegant improvements. stores and fats.
SNAP.
Van Ness-ave. business corner over Isl IT,
frontage on two prominent streets; must be
sold; price asked $4,000
TO LEASE
NEW BUILDINGS
Market St. opposite Seventh; $12, 500 square
IT.; brick and iron building, ready in 90 DAYS.
Fourth ST., near S. p. depot 92 rooms and
stores
Market and Sutter sts., fronting on streets;
concrete building: build to suit
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SS5, 000-wil pay 10 per cent fine 3-story brick
building ON Fillmore ST. In business cen
ter: lower floor alone leased for SGD for
years: upper floors should bring at
least 500 eacn: S35 600. remain at
mortgage if so desired: large lot. with
so feet street frontage; this al
once.
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FOR SALE-Ashbury Heights. house Of Q large
sunny rooms and bath. $50 fremont ave.
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Vicinity 22d and Mission sts: s5x125.
Elegant improvements. stores and fats.
SNAP.
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Van Ness-ave. business corner: over ISL IT,
frontage on two prominent streets; must be
sold; price asked $4,000.
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S30O0-BARGAIN. fne business lot, 36xl20. near
Chutes; $500, 2 lots 55xl00. double frontage
San Jose ave. and Both ST.; Ss500. bargain
lots. 33d 81, near Mission. II. NJ. wOOLLEY
Real Estate Agent, 305 Market st.
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So ,o00-Lots corner of Howard and Twelfth
sts.; lot 916 feet street frontage: in di-
rect line with all Ocean Shore Railroad
improvements
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d. W CARMICHAEL CO.,
1016 FILLMORE ST.-PHONE PARK g4o.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS.
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BROwN-GOULD CO,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
go Golden Gate ave. Telephone Emergency 230
Branch office 715 Sacramento st.
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Choice holding IN the vicinity of Powell and
Market SITS. for sale.
An exceptionally fine property on Van Ness
ave-. in the vicinity of Sutter ST; corner with 20
feet frontage on Van Ness ave.
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SEC. 900.
Rents $657.50 per month.
Can be increased to $706.
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Take Mission-st. car to Cortland ave.
Office open week days and Sundays
Lots for sale In this fine tract on $40 monthly
payments.
Large lots
Close to town
Just the place for Your home.
Over l25 lots sold since the fire.
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Walker dry goods and trimmings
at hall price. See our Sc and I0c ouu
ters.-Makin's Second Hand Store.
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g IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. 8
9 s 9 8 9 8 g g 9 8 8 8 9 9

Mrs. A. J. Nisbet entertained 9
small number of friends of Mrs. Geo
w. Stevens at her home on North Hill
Tuesday afternoon, complimentary to
Mrs. Philbrick, who is visiting Mrs.
Stevens. The afternoon was spent in
social conversation, and ice cream
and cake were served. The other
guests were Mesdames r. S. Hamil-
ton, George Oberne, Downes and Co
bean and Miss Holt.
Mesdames W. A. Johnson, John w.
Thomas and Percy Evans gave a
lawn party at the Thomas-Evans
home. 81 N. Penn. avenue, yester-
day afternoon from four till six. Two
hundred and fifty invitations had
been issued, and the attendance was
quite large, although the sky was
threatening. It was honorary to Mrs.
C. L. Elder, mother and guest of
Mrs. Johnson. The affair was planned
as a lawn reception, but everything
became SO informal, and the guests
that it was more of a party than a
reception.
At the gate were little Miss Eliza
beth Pruit and Master Carroll Gary,
who received the cards, and Mes
danes c. E. Mason, C. A. Norvell, F.
C. Hunt, Mary Cobean, R. M. Par
sons and M. Price, who welcomed the
visitors, and ushered them into the
yard to meet the hostesses and the
guest of honor.
The natural attractiveness of the
yard, with willows and waterway,
was increased with decorations of
Navajos, willow chairs and golden
glow. The front porch was turned
into a music room, with piano and
decorations of ported plants, vases OF
c~at-tails and golden glow.
From the receiving party, the
callers were escorted by Misses Tan,
nehill, Maud Tannehill, Keller, Den
ming, Hedgcoxe, Laura Hedgcoxe, Pra
ger and Eva Nelson, to the punch
bowl, where Misses Ogle, Totzek ant
| Winston served.
Assisting in entertaining during
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Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Roswell N. M,
May 8, 1906.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by John G.
Church, contestant, against home
1903, for NEA Section 50, Township
II S., Range % E., by Fannie B.
Frost, c%ontestee, in which it is alleg-
ed that Fannie Frost has wholly aban-
doned said tract and has not resided
upon and cultivated same for more
tnan six months last past, and that
said alleged absence was not u to
entryman's employment in the Army,
Navy or Marine Corps of the United
States in time of war, said parties
are hereby notified to appear, res
pond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Sep
TENDER %, 1906, before the Register
and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Roswell, N. NJ.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit, filed Aug. 3, 1906, set
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service of this no
tice cannot be made, it is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publica-
ton.
HOWARD LELAND,
tn, Aug 8, t5 Register.
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BETTER WINDOWS NOWADAYS.

In the line with many other forms
of advertising, there has been a
marked advancement in window work
more and more time, thought and
study being devoted to their use and
less to their abuse.
One striking evidence of his fact
is the frequency with which store
fronts are changed, remodeling work
going on at almost every turn the
store-keeper's one ambition now be-
ing to get as mucn 'show" space out
of his window M as much of a dis
play into it as possible. U~nattractive,
skinny, much divided windows are
fast becoming a thing of the past,
and elegant plates are almost entire
ly s~uperceding them.-Berlin's Flyer.
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Deeds Filed For Record.

The following deeds were filed for
record Wednesday in the office of
Probate Clerk and Recorder F. P.
Gayle:
The Cumberland City Real Estate
Town, Trading & Development Co.,
to Lillian l.. Lewis, for $500, all of
block 1, First addition to Cumberland
City.
Stephen Eben Best and wife to r. P.
Bean, for $4,000. a fifteen acre tract
in 6-11-26, the same being the Best
home in the southwest bur of
Roswell.
]. A. Poage to Frank B. Eaton. for
$1,000. a tract of $50 acres in IA
1923.
John W. Murphy and wife. to Aaron
Mayhem, for lands in Eastland co.,
Texas. worth $500, ten acres in g.
1924.
Nellie B. Walker and husband to
Lizzie L. Baker, for $4,000. a tract Of
22.72 acres in 6-11-24. less a strip SO
feet wide on the esat side.
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We have for sale a good brick
business house located near the
business center of the city.
This is a good investment. The
property rents readily and pays
III per cent on the investment.
No better proposition in ROs-
we'll. Carlton & Bell.
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MY Cottage fo- sale.

One of the neatest and most COM
plete homes with all modern conven-
fences in the Pecos Valley. Rented
for $3.50 per month. VIII sen for
$4,000 less than actual cost My rea-
son for selling is that / need the mo
ney. Take q look at it. First house
north OF DR.. veal's on Richardson av-
enue. Can up Totten g Keinaths
ranch Ct AItesia. or address Chris
Totten. 75t.
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the afternoon were Mesdames Nathan
Jana, Harry Jafa, Garrard, Prayer.
Reed. ogle, Wells. Baldwin, Hum
phreys, Rhea. Patterson and Smith.
At the appropriately decorated Ia
| BILE, Mesdames A. G. Wilson, E. H.
Skpwith, Helmig. Richardson. viii
Prayer. Joyce and J.. w. Wilson serv-
ed mint ice n cakes. assisted by
Misses Elizabeth Skipwith, Mary
Quarterman, Mary Louise Parsons.
Jennie Carson, Grace Garland, Mil
dred Martin and Hazel Mayes. Mrs.
Ralph Dimmitt pinned on each guest
a sprig of golden glow.
During the afternoon a musical
program was carried out, Mesdames
Hunt, Norvel1, Downes, Albert Pruit,
Prayer, Goslin. Hill, Oberne and Mo
Clane and Misses Nelson and Mayes
being the contributors.
The party was evidently enjoyed by
all.
Mr.. r. M. Parsons will entertain
his Sunday school class tomorrow at
ternoon on the lawn at his home. A
novel program has re- prepared.
A party of young ladies went out
to the Country Club Tuesday after
noon on a picnic in honor of Miss
Durell Waskom, Chaperoned by Miss
Winston. A most enjoyable evening
was spent in rowing, bathing and
dancing, after which a delicious lunch
was served. Those present were:
Misses Winston, Waskom, Lewis, Mis-
bet, Sandman, Alma Sandman, Kin
singer, Martin and Nelson.
Little Miss Frances Bear gave a
neighborhood party Tuesday after
noon at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
c. E. Mason, where she has been Wis
iting for the past five weeks. Only
the children of the n~eignborhood were
invited, but they made up a congen-
ial little crowd that spent a very
| happy afternoon playing games. Ice
| ream and cake were served. The
children present were Adele Nisbet,
Dorothy Walker, Hazel Dunn, Mona
Gilmore, Robert, Viola and Agnes Mar
tin, Henry and George Pickett, Bob
and Frances Bear.
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Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Roswell N. M.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished rooms.-H.
P. Hobson. 1913
FOR RENT Furnished rooms with
modern conveniences. 400 N. Lea.
47t3*
FOR RENT nice five room house
at reasonable terms, 215 East 3rd
street. Call at Kemp Lumber Co..
FOR RENT Building, good for
paint, buggy or carpenter shop. E.
Second street, the old Leroy shop.
Apply to Dan Majors shop. 48t6.
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Delegates to Irrigation Congress.

Judge G. A. Richardson. as presi-
dent of the BOSWELL Commercial Club
has. appointed E. NJ. Fisher and w.
P. Lewis delegates to represent the
club at the Irrigation Congress which
viii be held at Boise, Idaho. septem-
Der 8.
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FOUND.

FOUND Gold Medal. Owner may
have same by calling for Mr..
smock at Court House and paying
for this ad. Att
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 room
cottage furnished for winter. Apply
Record Office.
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A nne $40 acre farm. plenty Of wa
ter. to exchange for Roswell proper
ty-Carlton q Ben.
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We will give you lower prices on
abstracts than any one. Our abstract
books are complete and up TO date
Carlton & Bell
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This Day in History.

liGl-Battle OF Mortimer's Cross,
lS52-Sir Edward Coke. lord chief
Justice OF England, born, Died Sept
3, 1898
l6sl-Pope Alexander VIII died.
l757-John Phillip Kemble. famous
actor. born. Died Feb. 20. 1898.
l793-France declared wal against
England and Holland.
ls00-United States frlgate Constei.
lation defeated French frigate La
Vengeance,
lSll-Arthur II, Hallam born,
lSl6-St. Andrews society incorpo'
rated,
1s5i-Mary W. Shelley. novelist
died.
1s52--Ohio states house at Colum'
bus burned,
1s54--Parliament house at Quebec
destroyed by fire.
lS6l-Texas passed ordinance Of So
cession.
ls67--Reform process Of 10000 men
In London.
l~sss-Bishop Doane consecrated Al
| Albany.
ls7O-George Peabody's body ar
rived In Salem. Mass.
1s72-Secretary L3outwelNs Syn
dictate" Endorsed by the house Of rep
re~sentatives.
1S74-The women's anti-liquor cr,i'
SADIE began In the west.
1S7S-George Cruichshank. famous
English carlcaturist, died.
l~sS3-Signor Tamberlick. famous
tenor. died.
1SS5-Oklahoma boomers" organis'
ing new expeditions.
INSTALLATIONS resumed oi3ice
with q liberal ministry.
1857. H. Regan elected United
States senator from Texas.
1SSS-Fire at Charleston, 8. G., de-
stroyed 10000 bales OF cotton.
1851. s. senate rejected British
extradition treaty.
1S9O-Storm In Nebraska and South
Dakota. Forty degrees below zero.
1S91-Cyclone passed through west
ern Mississippi.
1S92-United States Supreme Court
decided James E. Boyd legally COVER.
nor OF Nebraska.
1S93-Minister Stevens raised the
United States flag at Honolulu.
1S95-Game Warden Hicks Of Wis
consin murdered by p~oachers.
1S99-Combine known as the wills
key trust" formed.
f905-Charles Lockhart, n OF the
founders Of the Standard OIL com
pany died at Pittsburg.
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lupe to Santa Rosa. II miles and back.
three times q week. Colonias to be
given side supply ok times . week
from Mesita de 0uadalupe-6 miles
by q schedule Of not exceeding 3
hours running time each way. In con-
nection with carrier on main line IN
each direction.
Leave Las Vegas Monday. wednes-
day. and Friday Ct ~. n. Arrive at
Santa Rosa in is hours.
Leave Santa Rosa Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, At Z = NJ; arrive q
Las Vegas In Is hours.
Bond required with bid. $4,000
Present contract pay. 3l.A37.2s.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-01
Strong Evidence.

New York, February 1.-Among
the afidavits hled in support OF the
application for q new trial for Albert
r. Patrick Is one by Alexander B.
Stanbury, corporal OF the Thirteenth
United States Infantry. He declared
that Charles F. Jones. valet Of VIM.
Marsh Rice, told him he was COMPEL.
ed to confess that Patrick was re-
sponsible for the murder Of Rice. He
asserts Jones said he was SO bounded
by the rolice that ne feared for his
own life unless he accused Patrick
Other Texas affidavits are to the same
effect.