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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
BUILDING WORK
SHOWS DECREASE
December Operations Fall
Far Below November
Record.
TWO OFFICE STRUCTURES
Big Blocks Cost $4,000, More Than
FOrty-seven Of the Smaller
Houses.

Building operations for The month of
December show a decrease or nearly
SO per cent as compared with those of
the preceding month, according TO a re-
port which Building Inspector Ashford
issued yesterday. The December opera
tions show but 295 permits TO have been
issued. with an aggregate expenditure OF
S6l5. 6l6 while 43l permits We're issued
during November, calling for "a total eX-
pendiJure OF Sl.2l6.Ss5.
The largest item ina yesterdays report
Is Tor two Office buildings. costing S75,O05.
which is nearly $4,000 iu excess OF the
amount involved in the construction of
The forty-aeven permits issued for frame
dwellings. Permits Tor three apartment
houses. costing "A total OF $4,000 were
Issued, while those for thirty-Jhree brick
dwellings called FOR $4,000.
In the distributions OF building inn
proVemeEts the county goI sN3l 25 OF
HE total the northwest section. S221,-
t-6i the northeast section. Sl9 $50. the
southeast section. SI35uJ. and The south
west section bat $3.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06

apartment houses on Massachusetts ave
nue. southeast
To Elite Laundry. plot Of ground on
Fourteenth street Y and ~ northwest.
To r. p. Merit. business building u46
Fifteenth street northwest
To Frank +. Altemus. business prop
erty 1s3G Fourteenth street northwest
and George q. Altemus. six stores on
Fourteenth street. near Harvard street
Columbia Heights.
To Mrs Charlotte Daley. 5000 square
feet of ground on Columbia road. near
Eighteenth street
All of square 1895 as site for new Epis-
copal Church.
For Harry Wardman and Harry r
Wilson. the Wintou and Stanley apart
ment houses.
For DR.. George r. KIipsteiu. ten
houses on North Carolina avenue south
east, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
To Harry Wardmau. 60 600 SQUARE feet
of ground on Eleventh street. Columbia
Heights on which have been erected
new houses.
For Lewis H Coleman. the apartment
house 1917 / street northwest
For G A. Snow. lies K street north
west and 8 H. and l2 Ninth street
northeast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
MRS. SHALER BUYS
SITE FOR A HOME
Widow of Harvard Profess
SOr to Build Near Sheri-
dan Circle.

The residential section contiguous to
Sheridan circle Is daily becoming more
valuable as the several handsome
houses now being erected receive ac-
cesslons from those who desire 10 es-
tablish homes In that fashionable 10
Callty.
There has just been purchased through
the Office Of Arms & Drury by Mrs.
shaler. widow OF Nathaniel s. shaler.
professor OF geology az Harvard Uni
yersity. the large lot on r street. ad-
joining the costly residence OF Hennen
Jennings now under construction. The
sum Of s. per foot is reported % have
been paid. The lot has a frontage OF
c. feet on Sheridan circle and so feet
on r street. and has a total area OF .225
feet. making the total cost OF the lot
81 .625. which is believed 10 be the high
est price paid for any ground In that
section.
George Oakley Totten. jr.. who is the
architect Of the Hennen Jennings resi-
dence. has been commissioned 20 make
PLANS for a home which Mrs. Shale.
intends establishing here. Her present
residence is at Cambridge, Mass.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
REALTY BUSINESS OF 1906
SETS UP NEW HIGH MARK
Moore Hill COmPanys Transactions Almost 81, 100000
Every Class of Property in Demand.

: For Lieut. Commander A. l. Key. %
George c. Johnson, ISIS Nineteenth
street northwest.
Premises 9i5 NJ street northwest. the
former residence Of ex-senator J. h.
Jones.
For Thomas L. Alvord. u Rev.
Thomas X. Noble. 1850 Mintwood place
For William a White, 1854 Nintwood
place
To Audrey Wilson, 1851 Mlutwood
place
For the Lutz estate TO Thomas Beury.
of West Virginia. 1851 Harvard street.
For Wimecatt q Uhler 1879 Euclid
street a. 4. W Estes.
For Clarence r. Norment and Harry
Wardnan 2D6. 2is and 24l0 Columbia
road, ana $50 ana 1924 BIItmore street.
For Dr.. John r. Collins the residence
corner Second and Maryland avenue
northeast.
To W. Herman Moran. assistant chief
OF Secret Service Bureau. 1871 BiItmore
street
To Horace c. Chandlee 1873 Bntmora
street.
TO Max Cohen 1871 Bntnore street.
TO Miss Annie Flawn 1879 BiItmore
street
For Ms. Elizabeth NJ Bartlett ISIS
FairmOnt street.
To Clarence Hight 29lo Twentieth
street.
To II. D. SaNton 1922 Calvert street.
For Airs. Charlotte Daley TO Col
William Z. Horton 2E3 Eighteenth
street.
To Edgar Al. Briggs, OF Maine. 1882 X
street northwest.
For American Security ana Trust
Company to Dr. Lamb 2ll4 Eighteenth
street.
To Or. C. L. Wilbur 1874 Harvard
street.
To Charles p. Adams 1926 Columbia
place
For William ]. Dante 1902, 1906. and 1910
Fairmont street.
For George c. johnson 1715 Fifteenth
street northwest.
For Bedford w. Walker to Ernest G.
Walker 25O9 Clinborne place.
For Detweiler heirs IIS5 Columbia
road.
For Arthur C. Copeland TO Fred Drew
1888 Harvard street.
To Robert v Belt 1905 Belmont ave
nue..
For Mrs. Marie ]. Fisher i4l4 Irving
street.
For Mrs. Louis +. Perkins, widow of
late Senator Bishop W. Perkins, 1913
Sixteenth street northwest.
For Samuel Ross To Joseph NJ. Stod-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
Handsome Apartments
Among the Most
Sturdy in the
City.

Hardly had 1907 been ushered in when
the real estate world was agreeabIy
surprised 10 read in The Times Of Wed
nesday the news that a deal OF more
than ordinary importance had been
carried out in the sale Of the Cumber-
land apartment house, al Massachusetts
avenue and Thomas Circle, which was
conveyed by the owner and builder,
Lester A. Barr 20 Frank +. Burke.
The consideration named was stated
al 500 80.
Designed by Simmons.
The Cumberland was designed by Ar
chitect 3. Stanley Simmons. and Is
considered one OF the best constructed
apartment houses in the city being OF
steel frame and said 10 be absolutely
hreproof II contains forty-eiCht apart
meats Of from tive 10 six rooms In size.
The exterior OF the house is built OF
light brick and limestone. while the in
terror Is finished out with every regard
10 detail In the most approved manner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
NEW POLICE COURT BUILDING.

petition conducted among fifteen Wash
iDgton architects. has front OF brown
notified brlcE with terra Gotta trim
miugs with base and approaches OF
pink granite. Its lines are classic and
present a pleasing appearance, sug-
gesting the purpose for which the build
ing was intended. The basement is en-
tlrely out of ground ana contains
vaults, fiie rooms, toilets, and the
necessary heating apparatus and ac-
cessoTies. Three entrances are pro-
vided on "a level with the street on the
d street front and a private entrance
for the judges both on Sixth street and
on u street \ driveway extends en-
yirely around the building. that the van
may drive in trOm one street, discharg-
ing the prisoners in the rear and drive
out al the other entrance, thus reducing
the possibility OF the escape and ex-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06

Judging from the way business has
started out for January, the year lyr.
promises 10 bee a very good one in real
estate" said Il member of the Moore &
HW Real Estate Company yesterday.
.'The past year with us was ia every
way the very best iu the history OF the
company. Our total sales business
amounted 10 bat little less than 5000,
01J. the transactions involved cOmpre-
hendiuE every variety of property. in-
Guiding a good proportion of apartment
houses. business properties. and large
blocks of ground Houses for homes
figured extensively
81 think IL safe to say mo- year in
Washington ever has seen SO many
people OF moderate means making a
start as house owners. Suburban prop
erty was well represented, the sales in
Cleveland Park alone totaliug up a
considerable amount
There was practically no dun season
with us during 1895, every department
of our business OF sales. rents, loans.
and insurance being kept busy. The
beginning Of the new year finds us with
al Increased force ia each department %
Some OF the Sales.
some Of the principal sales made were
the following:
The Severn Office building, 1910 II
street northwest 10 ID. j. kaufman.
For Harry Wardman. the Baltimore
and IIIley apartment houses.
For John Mariner 20 the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company.
723 Thirteenth street northwest.
For Franklin z. Sanner. the Bedford.
Charlotte. and Therale apartment
houses.
For the Columbia Title Company to
Francis NJ CWmody. the entire square
of ground Ga the north side Of q street.
between Third and Fourth streets
northeast. comprising $3.50 square feet
OF ground
To Franklin r. Sanuer eight lots on
4 street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets northwest.
TO the Norwegian minister. n large
building lot corner of Massachusetts
avenue and s street northwest. ON
which the new Norwegian legation has
been erected.
Among the handsome residences sold
during the year We're the following:
For Mrs, Jeuness Miller, TO Mrs. Tall
madge A. Lambert. pos Massachusetts
avenue northwest
For II Bradley Davidson. to Mrs.
Ralph Hills, l620 Nineteenth street
north west
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06

dard. The Cook a. stodssr5 Automobile
companv Igs r streeq 5ortsrrrs5
To O.. L. NJ. Brown 1-5s Ontario ulscs
TO C.. G. Clements s4sS Columbia road
To A. +. EberIv lss2 Butmore street.
Among the residences sold in CIeve-
land PARK are the following
FoI 'oL' SaN''iE 70 FF'I' A. IL
49, ~ ~ !" ~ b 800
~ s,-- -, - 49,
DTJ .i'5 ms ','',,Iu 'l .i.'is g.,
80 '|' "'9S"''1'''
,t-,,- .-,.
10 sAe-aoA = cine w Aacomo
s'-'1' ,,-,.,.- ., &C.,,
no 1'i'i'" -'''o 49, 'i''o ii-1
street.
To George r. stone s'-i Aaeo4ilo
street.
To George ". oliver $50 Macom0
street.
TO James i-'' 'i-i''o MUSE %" i''2s
place, 90, 49,,
TO D. Ai''lNl ~ ii''-'ii - i-'O
street .-.---
TO bf. AlIslH,i Caiioii' "-
W a7i'ii'E 10" '''i7'''' ''''
,-.--,-...t....t. ,,oo >-,--a.-,-
-
,-, r,-.,5.,,f,, r,.,y1f,rr sq-6 Newark
-,- .r,.-....-tT C,.-,,,- .,,Der Newark
.--.,+ - -, 7.l,ra
cleveland faLA SITES
Among the building sites sold in
Cleveland Park are the following.
To Mrs. Louise Taylor eight lots on
Folsom place.
To Dr. Herman Sehoemelt, OF George
Washington University. three lots on
Folsom place
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
BUILDING THE HIGHEST
BRIDGE IN THE WORLD

Work is now in progress an a sus-
pension bridge over the famous royal
gorge of the Arkansas river IN Colo
RADIO al point where the chasm Is only
nifty feet wide at the bottom and 30
feet wide al the top This bridge will
span the river 2G37 feet above the sur
face OF the water, and viii be. there
fore, by far the highest bridge i'm the
world. The material viii De- of fat
steel and steel cables. the curved grid
ers nnding secure attachment in the
solid sides o. the canyon. The floor OF
the bridge viii be Of plate glass. one
and one-half inches thick. 10 AFFORD
visitors the pleasure of looking down
the chasm. on each side will be strong
nigh steel ratings The bridge IS "a
part OF an electric railway scheme. and
cars from Canyon City and Florence
VIII run over it, The Denver and Rio
GTande tracks lie al the bottom of the
gorge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
on Sixth and
d Streets Credit
to the City.

As soon as the proper furniture can be
procured FOR the several rooms IN the
handsome new Police Court building, az
the corner OF sixth and ID streets, just
completed and turned over 90 LHe Dis
JTiCt Commissioners, the judges, United
States Attorney and other officials will
take possession. Washington will then
have one of the haudsOmesL police court
structures In the country The change
from the aliauitated building. which
Was occupied Tor SO many years. viii
be most gratifying.
The building, which was designed by
Architect b. Stanley Simmons. in 81 com
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Washington Northumberland C..
lay Tor TO Andrew T. Mckay. trustee,
lots To- and ~. block n, SO
1881, 1883 and 1871 II street northwest
Roberta X s. Wilmer 10 George b.
stone, oue-nftu interest In lots 81 23 "a
square -aI5 $40. Isabella a.. Thornley, to
same. Qne-nfteenth interest I'm same
property $1,000
irnldad-Fhnip IT, Chapman I'll Tx 10
john 7. Simous, lots IL and ia. blocla .;
l. street northwest. between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets SaIlIe g. Wild
81 et vir James r. 90 Caroline I. Har-
fls part or original lot Z. square IS3
Woodwsrd's Tot and Peters Min Seat
Louis L. Shoemaker et uX 10 Horace
h ~ult1n, part $40
fel"orth-Harry Nardmau 10 Iu-
cinda A. Grace lot as. square a. $40
d street northeast. between second
and Third slreets-Elizabeh r.. Moore
~ uA- William b. Co George l. and
MaFy A Phillips parts original lots
1 and 3 square $50. $40
willard street northwest, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
Charles %. Rice 90 Elizabeth +. Moore,
loI ~ SQUARE iai, $40
Mintwood-Georse S. Cooper ct Tx. TO
j alnes a. HuEe, Iut 1906 $40
100 Eighth street u0rtue8st-CIar J..
lowing 10 john W. Fllins lot lG,
square Ssbi $40.
pit. Pleasnt-AIary STANFORD ct viz.
John T., 90 Oscar Naaek Tot /, $40
Pluehurst-F Park Company
10 Edna A Clark. Tot g, block l. S16l
Third street northwest between J.. and
- streets-Arthur g.. Merriam IL NIX 10
Emma a. Gaegier. part Tot &. square 5G6;
Ninth street northwest. between b and
q stFeets-Aifred O.. Gross 10 Jacao
Bruegger. part original lot @, square $50;
Hanover place northwest. near North
Capitol street-Wniiam T. Gaggiu ~
ilolmead Mauor-ADdreW a. Iipscomb
81 al. trustees, 90 Sa.a j. Grogau, lots
6l and S. block E. $40
1621 Marion street Adaiph
g Ruebsam et uX. TO William Haune-
mann lot l3l. square 4ti. sic
Pleasant Plains and Lemar's outlet
Fred s smith To Cornelius G. Jones.
s. smith 10 Charles W. King ir.
part lot 20, $40. Charles X, s. Lee et vir.
Ralph w, 90 Anthony q. 'Stcinhreuner.
part Tot 2f1; Sii- Erred s smith to An
thony O. Steinhrenner. part Tot 2a. $40
whitney Close-Nnham 81 Gain o.
ny, % Dora J. Jonine TOT T. block
EAST Market Space. near NJ street
Edward Mellon to Matilda A. Dawson.
part lots IS ava a. square IoM Sl0
IiuWood HeigAts-Jahu " Glennan.
trustee. TO James T. P8rr8u Tot L. block
2 $40 Same 90 r. d. Griffith. lot ..
block q. SO
HnIbrook- Henry r. Webb 1t NIX Ia
Frank Z. Day. lots % and %. square
5.G77. so,
RandIe Highlands-NationaI Safe De-
~osit Savings and Trust COMPANY. trus-
10 United states Realty Company,
y. block 8, $40
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06

1t was erected about FIVE years ago
and an addition made about two years
since.
The location being ia the central p0r-
ton Of the city is considered most con-
venient and the wide open space formed
by the intersection OF the several
streets and Thomas Circle give d. q
most commanding outlook
Apartment District.
IN the immediate neighb1rho0d no less
than ten large apartment houses are To-
Gated. To which viii be added In a short
time the magnificent Burlington. now
nearly completed. on Vermont avenue
Real estate men are of the opinion
thar the deal Tor me Cumberland ls
but q forerunner Of an active year and
say that IL is not usual 10 expect much
interest SO closely following The holi-
day season For thar reason il augurs
well they think
The deal was made through the office
Of y. j.. SansbuTy. in conjunction with
T.. j. Walshe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06

posture Of the prisoners 20 public view.
On the FIRST floor will be The court
room OF the District branch, while on
tie floor above viii be the one 10 be
used by the United States branch on
both floors viii be an the necessary
rooms for judges. attorneys. clerks,
bailins and others.
The prison cells on the first floor are
the most modern thaI could De pro-
cured They are well ventilated and
built With "a view % cleanliness and se-
curity- The upper floors will BE- used
for offices ard more than likely the
court for juvenile offenders.
As 6he appropriation Tor the building
was only $4,000, great care had 10 be
exercised ia the construction. The work,
which was done by Pavarini q Wynn.
builders. reflects credit on them, as wen
as all others ia charge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
l0NGFELLOW STREET
BEFORE COMMISSIONERS

Citizens of Brish twood are DESTROYS
OF having LongfeuoW street Immedi-
Htely opened and have requested the
Commissioners, through the Citizens
Association, 10 make the Improvement
The petition was referred 10 SupeTju-
tendeuJ OF Roads Morris Hacker. vino
reported that "a special appropriation
VIII De- required Tor the purpose, and
suggests THAR the application be placed
IN The suburban street file for consid-
Grafton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
CRAWFORD RESIDENCE
TO RECEIVE ADDITION

Architects a. b. AiulIett q Co. have
completed plans for AN addition 10 the
Residence Of Joseph II. Crawford. at
16uI IWanty-s street northwest.
That Is estimated 10 cost approximately
$500 The construction Will be done bv
BoryeTs d. smith, builders, and when
completed viii make "a pleasing feature
Of HE house
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
ALLEN SEEKS PERMIT
FOR BRICK DWELLING

George w. Allen has applied for a
permit 10 build "a two story and eel
lar brick dwelling at 3l8 L street north
west. ". J. simmons drew The plans.
which contemplate q Mouse with AN
the modern C0uVeuleuces and AN orna-
ment to the neighburho0d.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
ANACOSTlA CONCERN
TO GET NEW QUARTERS

The Anacostia Ice and Coal Storage
Company has taken out permit for "a
0ue-stOry frame building ON Railroad
avenue between Navy and Chicago
streets that is estimated 10 cost Sl.35f
The prospects Of a good season in the
demand for frozen comfort make ir
necessary 10 provide Increased facil-
tiles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
WALKER WILL BUILD
THREE BRICK HOUSES

Charles j. Walker win begin the ercc-
tion of three two-story brick dwellings
at 80. S-ls and a-5 W street northw west.
after plans drawn 10y Architect a
Weuig, The cost Is estimated al $3.50
and the houses viii be- provided with
all the modern improvements besides
presenting very neat architectural
effect.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22


Miss Anna David Is here from
Fairmont attending the Presbyter-
ian Sabbath school institute In the
First Presbyterian church.
Misses Mary Clayton. leila Dew
ney and Carrie LEVEL. of Fairmont.
have been visiting relatives here.
John L. Rivolta. Of Pittsburg.
resident manager of the Fidelity and
Casualty Company, is here on visit
to Ledru Tracy. the local agent OF
THE concern, attending to business
matters.
Mrs. William L. Huntington, OF
Weston. was visitor in the city
Tuesday
Miss Cannie Manley. who visited
her parents here for some time. has
returned to Fairmont where she has
accepted position.
Maj and Mrs. Charles E. Ander-
son. of Weston. were visitors today
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. ".
Williams.
d. X. Reed has been in Keyser to
attend TO business matters
Edwin Maxwell left Tuesday NOR
ming for his home in Seattle. Wash.
after having spent two weeks here
visiting his brother, Raymond Max
we'll, and other relatives.
Mis- Ida Young. who visited Mrs.
L. E. Peters over Sunday. has re-
turned to Salem where she is en-
gagged in school work.
Mrs. Charles I. Boteler. of $50
Locust street. has gone to visit her
daughter, Mrs. j. c. Shriver. of Ro-
chelle, n. Y. and Will stop over a
few days in Baltimore to visit
friends.
Mr.. aand Mrs. Harvey Morris, OF
Mineral. spent Monday afternoon, in
the city.
Miss Marie Allen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Allen, of Hepzi
bah, has arrived home from trip of
six weeks in New York and Pitts
burg.
Dr.. Elkanah HUXLEY. president of
Broaddus Institute, returned last
night from Huntington. where he at
tended the Baptist anniversaries.
Rev. Robert B. Mcdaniel has re-
turned from Huntington, where he
attended the Baptist anniversaries,
and from Charleston. where he
preached the last two Sundays.
Rev. L, E. Peters will return to-
night from Huntington. where he ar
tended the Baptist anniversaries.
Rev. Lloyd w. Holden will arrive
home tonight from the Baptist ami
versaries at Huntington.
r. T. Lowndes has returned from
an eastern business trip of few
days.
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INSTITUTE WILL CLOSE
CONTINUED rrom page IL

then talked about the round table
and along the line of training teach
ers. An address of interest was that
by Judge NJ. H. Dent. of Grafton,
late in the afternoon, followed by
Bible Study" by DR.. Humble
Perhaps. the most interesting
feature of the session was the child
ren's service. conducted by the Rev.
Louis A. Lindemuth, of Manning
ton, followed with solo by Miss
Jessie McGregor, of this city.
Monday nights program was an
instructive one. and the addresses
by Drs. Henry and Humble were lis
tened to attentively and with much
by the large number in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

To Offer Special B0r-
gains to our Custom
ers. You win find
them below.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

Fine property ON Oak street, lot
5Ox1621a feet, 15-foOt alley on the
side, on which is good house, frame
iron roof. porch. front and back and
cellar. s rooms ande bath. chicken
yard, servants house and stable az
theIot. One OF the cheapest prop-
critics in CIarksburg. Price, $4,000.
One.haIf cash ana the balance Is,
one year with GS interest,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

We have two level lots on Kelley
Hill which Is a bargain at $1.aOO.
Lots are 35x1O0 feet. fronting on a
3O-foot street running back to a 10
foot alley. T3ese are good pur-
chase for speculation or il the pur-
chaser should build on the properly
we viii guarantee to rent the houses
making the purchased 10 to 49,
interest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

Vacant corner lot, Factory and
Pike streets, directly across from the
Loop saloon in the city limits, size
4Ox1OO feet. Forty feet fronting on
Pike street and 100 feet fronting on
Factory street. Price, S1,4OO.OO.
Terms easy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

Two vacant lots in Alta Vista right
near the Broad Oak line. size az
40 feet, each fronting ON two
streets. Price, $4,000 for both, or
$S50.OO for one. Pay you to come
and see as about these lots.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

Vacant lot corner Cemetery Esan,-
and Pike street, size 34x0O feet, ono
of the best points in Clarksburg for
building site for barber shop, grocery
or saloon. Price 81, 10000. Terms
cash. Cheap ut the price.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

Fine property in CarIile Court, on
Webster street, house z rooms and
bath and all modern improvements,
frame, slate roof, finished in oak
throughout, cellar, porch back and
front in one of the best neighbor-
hoods in the city. Price $4,000. 90;
terms reasonable.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

Three vacant lots on Park Ave,
31x62 feet. Two of them corner
lots. Corner lots $65O.OO each, and
the inside lot 100000. These lots
lay high and In good location. They
are good purchase.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

Vacant lot on Lee street, 39-5xsO
feet, directly across from Parr prop
erty. Price $f,O5O.OO. Terms
$35O.OO down and balance in one,
two, three and four years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-22

Vacant lot in Broad Oaks, 4Oxe2O
feet, perfectly Level, located right on
Buclshannoh PiFe In the best resi-
dence section in Broad Oak. Price,
81, 10000