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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21
Finley Ships to Lind.

Finley & Son shipt their grading
outfit to Lind Wednesday. 1t con-
sisted OF a car of equipment and a
car of twenty head of horses. all his
own stock. He expects to work his
own force only during the hot
weather and increase his force next
fall. He has contract for two mill
and half and the privilege OF in
creasiny it wit h several miles of li"l'
work. He expects to he gone eig'.'
months 70 a year. He has just I'll :
isht a long contract ON rhe Portland
& Seattle near the town that bears
his name and is anxious to make
more money while the railroad build
ing boom is OH.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21
Real Estate Transfers

AS reported b the kENNEwICK
ABSTRACT Co, Fay F Dean, Mgr
II A Hover to Wesley Squire,
w D, conveys lots 1916. block 5,
Hover. S115
United States tn Heirs of Mary
V. Eurit, patent, conveys 100
acres in Sec %. Observation-Disclosures.
L E Johnson to Alfred Bergen,
W D. conveys SEA SEH SWA Sec
2-9-2S .24OO
H a Hover to CDej long, WD,
conveys w so it. of E l25 it, of
tract 10, Amon's Addition ....... 600
United States , Archie Owens
patent, CONVEYS NEA Sec % 7-29
Alfred B orgen tC l. EJohnson,
WI conveys tract2. Kennewick
Gardens. $500
H f Beach to kenn. Transfer
Co.. w d. conveys lots 1913,
block l, Beach's First Add 5000
Henry Delepine to VIM Folsom
WD conveys NWH NEA SWA
| Ste I. 10 acres .....:............. 5000
VIM Folsom to Henry Delepine
W d, conveys Tracts 1-2-7, Hover
Villa Tracts, 420 acres .l47O
Residents Park Land Co to Ar
-hur C"nklin. W ID Conveys und
ivide,l, ne-:ialf interest in IA acres i'm
! SW 4 Sc SIC Is 9-27 Con $3.50 79
(N"te-This deed is simply II re- on
vevince OF the property to the orig
ina owners and not an actual sale
and the consideration therein named
ia merely nominal and not the actual
value OF the land.
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Died..

Wednesday nigat at the family
home west of Finley, Mrs. 7. H.
Koerner, aged sixty three years
The deceased leaves a husband and
several children to mourn her death.
The remains were shipt back to st.
Paul on Thursday evening for inter
ment, the aged husband accompany.
them back to the old home there
The family came west and located
on their land south OF the Bowles
place something less than a year ago
The fatal illness, an affection of the
liver, was of a months duration.
The neighborhDod people speak
very highly Of the deceased and de-
sire the Courier ~ express their feel
ingS of sympathy AMI words of con.
dUlence to thu Jerruveu ones.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21
Milwaukee Coal Options.

1t has been definatply announced
that the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway has secured options on
5000 acres of coal land located in tie
Teanaway valley, just over the di-
vide from Roslyn 1t il stated that
the company began drilling opera
tons to test the value of the land
this week. Should the land be pur-
chased it is certain that II branch
road will be built to the mines
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21
FOR SALE.

Household goods consisting of new
steel rang" and kitchen furniture, )
bedroom suites. sidebOards. book
case. hall tree, folding bed. dining
room table and chairs, sanitary
co lch. . sewing machines, 2 washing
machines, 2 wringers, tubs, rocking
chairs. set OF Haviland china, dishes,
200 quarts canned fruit and other
numerous articles Lady's driving
horse. road wagon and harness, lawn
swing and full-bloOd Scotch collie
WILLIAMSON AND THCRsTON,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21
The Kitchen Shower.

Saturday, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. l.. Hanson, the young folks
of her set gave Il kitchen shower for
Miss Ed Ia Pallister The young
folks had a very pleasant time and
left articles that will he daily re-
minders OF their friendship to the
newly welded.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21

- "' vance Is building an addition
TO his house in Section
Will Walker left Monday mornino
Tor Seattle To visit his parents.
Mr.. Settlers. who has been n recent
purchaser of land here is putting up
a new house in the Garden Tracts.
Geo. II. Lea has gone back to the
Old home in New Jersey, and rumor
has it that he will not return alone.
FOR SALE-On account of i'll
health | am off ring for sale my
house and lot and * acres near the
new brick school house.
272 julius Wrur,v
WIN. Dircksen caught his hand on
a meat hook which pierced q deep
cash and made a severe wound dis.
aiding that member for the present.
The accident occurred Thursday.
The Misses Grace and Ada Morri.
son, OF st Paul, who have been Wis
ltlng their brother James for more
than two weeks left this morning
on No. 3fpr an extended visit with
friends in Seattle and Tacoma.
Miss Florence Albright stopt off to
visit the Beach's and Emigh's Tues
day and Wednesday, while on her
way to the Sound Cities. Miss AL
bright will teach the Fifth Grade in
Walla Walla next year.
You can't tell a woman's age after
she takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Her complexion is fine. She il
round, plump and handsome; in fact
she is young again. IS cents, Tea or
Tablets. Columbia Pharmacy.
The blockade on the bridge at the
head of Second street has been lifted
by the Northern Pacific irrigation
Co. and the crew is again at work
putting in the bridge across the
canal and it should he completed in
Il few days.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bartlett is in Seattle
this week attending the Commence.
ment exercises Of the State Univer.
sity. Mr.. Donald Calkins, who has
made his home with Rev. and Mrs.
Bartlett graduates from the depart
ment OF engineering.
The Congregational Christian En-.
deayOr social on the lawn at the
home of Mrs. G j. Beach, was large
ly attended. Ice cream, cake, lemon
AIDE and homemade candy were
served. The tables were very pretti-
ly decorated The patronage was
excellent and everybody had a good
time. The proceeds were upwards
of SIS.
According to the Woman's Home
Companion, there are, all told, eleven
hundred paper mills in the United
States. producing 5000, OOO,OOO worth
of paper a year. They burn up three
million tons of coal yearly and shred
two million five hundred thousand
cords of wood into pulp. About
twelve million five hundred thousand
trees are cut down to feed these pa
per mills, every tree being at least
nine inches in diameter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Tarrey, who
recently moved here from POmerOy,
! Wash had the sad bereavement OF
losing their baby child. The death
occurred last Saturday after briei
illness On Sunday the body was
shipt to Pomeroy. their former home
for intermnnt. Mrs. Waugh, who is
a sister OF MIR. Tarrey, accompanied
them home. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of all in their un.
expected sorrow.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21
It Pays to Advertise in
The Courier.

Mr.. WhitelOck:
l saw in Yesterdays Courier your
al Offering to sell one doZ. Rogers
1S47 knives and forks for 1915.
Will you kindly put by one dozen
for me till come down?
Respectfully,
Richland. Wn. G. Ii. NJ
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21
AT tllf Ghurfhfa
Sunday, June q, 1907.
PRESBYTERIAN
J. FOrsy the Smith, pastor.

j. FOrsyt the Smit1, pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. M, Junior
C. f. meeting p. H., Senior C. E. at
Up Ill. Preaching services and sub
jects: IL Il. nj prayer" Sp III. "The
Door to Safety, Sustenancc and
Freedom" All are welcome.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.

will make a bargain price on three
of the best residence corners in Kenne-
wick if sold before 1 20 away. This
property is all north front aud is To-
Gated in Amon's Addition aud N. P.'s
Second Addition. Ii. A. HOVER
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-21

FOR SALE Or RENT-My store
bnilding, dwelling and warehouse,
corner OF Washington and Second
streets. l.. S. ERLEY.
X. +. ID. Occur q Alene, Idaho
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WANTED-5 women to do ironing
at PascO Steam Laundry, right
away. Good wages.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02
KILLED At MT. VERNON
Tree Surgery Causes Mans Death

A very sad accident occurred yee-
teYday afternoon at Mt. Vernon, hich
caused the death Of Tony CaTponi, an
Italian employed on the work u tree
surgery az the famous home 81 the
Father 0f bis Gounry. Tie dead man
was a brother Of the Garponi wbO
WAS engaged on The work here ~ ~
johns College campps of restoring
and presers ing the famous old Lib
erty Tree on College Green.
afr. John T. WiibeTs. the tree sur
geon and borticulfuTisi. who had
the contract for tie work Of pTeserv-
ing the old Liberty Tree. bad il his
employ several Italians. who are
said u be best fitted for the work
because Of their fearIessEsss and skill
IN climbing 10 great hfizbfs. Mr.
Witberse after leaving Annapolis,
took a contract for restoring tires on
the famous old estate 81 sir. james
r. E0od ward. the friend - 81
Johns. 30 whose mBrifeenee the
work Of the restoration u old Liberty
Tree Is due.
Afr. woOdward's etsate j. . BeiaiF. =
At COllingtOn, Howard county, where
seveTai old tEees were treated 10 ez=es
u tres surgery. After leaving Col
lfBGtDu< BIZ. NEfUegs tDDA coDAf4EA
a. Mt. Vernon. where bis force -
rerkfne1 under Superintendent Meade.
se..rs engaged IN restoring the old
:ss5r-e Washington trees planted
- se Fzther u his Country - the
3 lss ~ o n historic bosDe.
81 sas while working On one - these
fssee tyashingtO3 trees that fbe fatal
zeclde8t occurred. The Italian Tony
GzrpOai. IN some way lost his s4l2nee
lIOmi a1 DpgeT limb - fIie great Old
tree. and IN falling. thinning % ave
bimseif. caught another and lover
sinl wbicf wzs deezyed and 8r0ke
wifh the n&n's weight He seil 81
= picket fence On which 81 Vas 5m-
pzIed, ard died almost instantly
MT. Meade, Lr. Witlsezs' sEDrEnLeE-
dent. telegEzphed the latter ~ bis
gew York Office zad 1fF- ASfbers az
rived 5n wzsbfBZlou tssSs norninz-
TIE bo1y Vas prepared f0s burIsl zrl1
wi1l be fzken this zfIernosgl - Hart
ford. Conn. wbers tine Italian egs0mT
u tree Doctors make tkeIr AgEue- In@
dead faza - aid - hzge = vile Al
fzl8iIF 81 Italy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02
ANOTHER FINE FOR STANDARD
May Amount 10 50, ,ooo-Two
Railroads May Also Be Fined

: Rochester. y. y. Nov. z.--Should
tie standard OH Company and its sub
sisiiary company the Vacuum oil 81
Rochester, ~ found guilty ~ The trial
tHAs month - the charges Of accepting
rebates On the shipments of OIL from
OIean. y. T.. 90 points in Vermont.
over The New York Central and Penn
svIvania ratiFoads.tney viii doubtless
he fined bv Federal Judge Hazel the
maximum on earh count, which wiII
aggregate .. 100. o.
The two accused railroad companies
may 1e Gued a like sum, reek0Ded on
the basis 81 two Indictments against
them jointly and two separately. the
Latter containing is counts IN one
an1 - la the other. These iudictmenis,
based upon alleged violations Of the
Efklns law. were handed 10 Judge
Ia1el. for the western district q
New YORK. ~ the federal grand jury
sitting ai jamestown. which spent sew
erai weeks in considering the evidence
hruugtt against the four corporations.
The jury held that the connecting lines
in Vermont were not parties 10 the
alleged rebate arrangement The in
dirtmenls are found on shipments q
oil from August, ia0f, 70 Jane, 1903,
Is ears I'd all
IL s alleged thaf the lawful shipping
aale from 0iean 90 Fsrfno1t points Ess
made up ~ two legally fled sehedules
of Fafe- hy fne railroad e0mp2nie~s
nuH from 0Ie1u to Norwood Nt-s the
other from Norwood 10 point u de-
tfnaff0u. The sraelIuls fIed with 1be
Interstate ssgurneree roumfuisssou
showed the rate from 0lez1 90 Bur-
=. 4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02
HEIKER-gIEELID WEDDING
Popular me-sAnnaPolitzs, Bride
Ct Naval OEcsT, zt P1ilz6cI-
paiz 1edzT

A Fnzrrlzxe - gre3x sEssrssa e.
ggzshsnzsan ard -anEzrozss @oefesF w4s
sole-snlzsd Sn P5fzz1el rszzsS5s a-srz-
sux. wsse1 8(fes EEe-zM = Tlsr Eszkzfz
dzugEsser q 6sorarrzg3er Thow4s -
afEkafE. CEfts1 STATES Navy an1
slrs- E1akz1d. oeezns s5s tEE1e -
Passs5 AssSs-zEf SgEzsos Eeses-
Grzhzra ESefEer- Enitsd STATES nay
TIE bSf1e ~zs ggWns1 IN hszTF
white sz1Sn exSwzae1 II lzee 211
crznzs blossoms SO wcrs = s1Lls
ge5l ezazas w1ss sfse szaze fewer au1
ezrrSed = slower z0gzrsEee - LIlEzes -
1ke Eslf@y. Uer EGsssE- Cozsmz-E1sE
EfnkzS1. Eb0 gave beE n MarsEzzs-
woEs tks spseSzI f1I dress - his
rank
Miss DOr0tbv EfnEafd was her SIS
Ee-ss Only ztterzzns- 80 were rz1z
eEfa0a V0SIIe- trimmed n lses ard
ezrrfsd earysz1t5sn8ums- The zro5un
vas z1.en1ed - Sis bEosaer- Czstz1a
fs0rdgu -. Hefnes~ - EHe United
states Army Bgta W0-s rheir far
dress uniforms
The house vas prBfasslF dee0zz<s.-
With nzEn.s zzd white ebEysa-E1e-
rsuns- An orebesfEz plzesd IN The
dining roo1u plzFed d1rfEZ t5s rsesp-
tfOn wafe5 followed Gfse Eed1i1z- he
guests we're rseeIged By Hrs Ei1lEai1r
mother u the bride, ~Ao wzs h1-1-
s0uely gO~Eed IN bEzeE lac ever
white silk. 1lldshfpr8zn Tb01-zs -
Rfnkafd. bro-beE - tSe brlGe- vas
among those pEeFeEf-
Among the many osir 0l-sOEa Egests
we've Mrs 2 - Befnsr z1d 11Iss
GEefner. nsOtbeE ard sister - TIRE groom :
1Irs. II. A. CzssSHs Miss C4ssI1s 3fr-
". y. czssiD- q WzsssEnZt0ns Capt
and 3frs. Gordon f. HsissE- - F0rr-
Fsss Monroe Hiss Lila CIzEl1s an
Miss Grzee Howard ~ Annapolis :
Miss Margaret Ee1l. ~ Hags.rown-
and Nrs. IssErssoa Riggs and Miss
Bright, q Baltimore
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02
NAVAL ESTIMATES. SI25.0S.s99
This Is Abs1t Szs-Oo0. 600 Msre
Thz1 Was Appropriated
fnr the Presenr Tea-

Secretary - t1e >aEv Ae-esa-4 unslsI4
public yesterday t8e arnga1r D. ssfz-
mates teat viii - Eecessarr3 tvr zae
naval servlee forthe 6se4l year re~z1-
go Tmf~ fgce - SI-5 GA 1N
For the present. Ase4- Eazz -1e 2z1a4
fou~re@s app-o1-iatesI so 49, So
whsen was ahous So. 90. GO less ta4a
the astsEzres for the nex1 &seAl
wear. The Increase ever xa3s v@1r >
e<tfua-es are reported 70 Be- s5-1et. 60
FOR the uay 81 ths navv. 14e walaiy
"a An Increase n Ehe numner of go
listed men. . Co 60 fox 0rEnane@
aud ordnance stores 4n1 S3.a1o. sssf.
Tor pubf1z w0rks ax rhs rarious Say
yards and naval stations
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02
Lutheran St. Msrtia's Church

Tomorrow the congregation will
celebrats Reformation Feast. Two
special services will be held, IN the
morning service at II O'Clock. Rev.
Gust. Ronte, pastor, will preach in
German. text from slatb. lG, y, Der
Fe1seuzrund der Kfrche Christi. =
In the evening the sermon will be
delivered fn English, text from He
brews xf, !. '.Dr. Martin Luther a. =
ctrfstian.' - Special singing AZ both
services by the choir. Everybody
cordially invited. sunday-scb0ol At
70 a. n.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02
Tveafy Third Sssdzy After Triasfy =
SuadzY 10 fbe OCtrye u Al Ssiafs
Sefmaa % YegaE Mea

The services IN ~ ABBe-s CbBreh
tomorrow will D. At and II .. m
ard 40 .. -. SDDdzY-se5ool ~ 30
a ~. TOrnOrr0pv viii ~ tiIe tEe1rF-
bird Sunday after Trinity. and the
sunday within Tire octave - All
saints Day.
The services ~ ~ Anne's chapel
will be At 5 a. ~. AMI 30 p m-.
Mission Sunday school ~ 10 3 m
At the evening ssrviee - the Chzpel
the assistant minister viii preach =
sermon 10 young men upon their
obIfgztfons A. church workers
Et. I.uke's, EzstpCTt-Seryices 81
IO. 30 q. ~. and 7.5C p. ~. Sunday
school ~ 9. IS =. m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02

Nr. Paul Armstrong, the play ywrigbt,
entertained ~ his Annapolis resi-
deuce. Acton Manor, murray Hill,
last evening after theatre a few Of the
members Of the NyrkIe-Harder Roper
toire Company, who have been filling
= weeks engagement AZ the Colonial
Theatre.
Nr. Armstrong is delightful host
and Mrs. Armstrong . charming hos
fese. The guests enjoyed seeing a
valuable collection Of Mr. Armstrong .
curioe. Luncheon was served during
TIE evening. Those invited were
Mis- Nyrkle, Miss PiDckney. Mrs.
Evans. SIR. Evans, Mr. John Burton,
Mr. r. Holland.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02

At the FIRST y. =. Church. Rev
George W. Miller. D. D., pastor, the
services will be as follows II - n.
short sermon and Holy Comm1ni0D-
40 y. M. sermon 5y Rev " "
Davis. Sunday-schOOI az go p u.
Epworth League meeting az 6.sJ p.
m. All are invited.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02

The usual services will be held At
Maryland Avenue 81 = Church 70
morrow AZ II 4 NJ and 30 p n
The pastor viii have FOR his evening
sermons theme Hardness Of Heart =
The Young Peoples service viii be
Al : O'Clock. All are invited
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02

Rev. Thomas p. Holloway. minis
ter. II a. m. worship and sermon
Subject, Proof u Love- 10 = n.
worship and sermon. Subject How
10 Vote. Bible school. noon until
O'Clock. Hearty welcome for All a
All services.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-02

Fne ia.Iies 90 ths Ala ~e91e1y e
-s Martini German E.mEher4n a1Dres
vii give an oyster surrer EeNz We'd
nesllav AMI THURSDAY siz1zs IN ne
.arxar rnssru 81 the ghureh- FEz1Gls
street Liberal rarrnuags - s0llestesl-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

NTAGNIFICENT Eentleman's private IA spacious room
Nj house situated the best avenue and location IN
Plainheld: hardwood floors, trimmings etc every up
20 date inaprovemeut: plot designed ny Gilbert;
usr postvey week the best offer 20 close
estate rare opportunity % secure bargain For par
tIculars phSto address W. KNIGHT Cl.NNt- ddd
a. and Ave T. station. Bayonne-
CtEVEN ROOMS AND ATTIC. bay window house;
- every Improvement; station sacrifice; $3.50;
easy terms: building lots very cheap. CLNNE y
Ave e. 33d station, Bayonne. n. J.
SSACRIFICE.-E Elegant mansion. two stories high. -
= rooms. including pantres: barn WIN stabIe,
chiCkenhCusc and wOOdhouse, buildings
ali perfect; between 4 Of level rich soil;
large sire through healthy climate, good water
in house village, everything at hand Is hour hy
carrlaEe from large city IN Connecticut; hours from
New York by train. Price, only Sl500; value. So 0Gu
suitable doctor gentleman. Inquire AUG KARI
HAN 433 10th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Country Property to Let.

ENOR RENT (MontClair y. Jl-HOuse containing
Il rooms, square hall. laundry and bathroom (one),
OF the best residential districts. IO1
shaded. flower garden stage trains;
lowest price. $I25 month for season. Address A 2
40, Tribune Office
DA ACRE FARM. room house. barn. rich
~ minutes walk station BAY.
near and school; high healthy ground; ideal
for poultry ranch; $40 "a month;
diate possession. H. CASPER. EastpOrt Long IsIand.
SyIX ROOM COTTAGE. bay; barn: running vate-,
- bath open fireplace. broad yerandss. luxuTisnt
shade outside guests and servants lodgings bOathous
free satlboat; handsorest and heahtest place bay
ocean view: mosquitoes malaria r. CASPER.
Eastport Long Island
ITO RENT IN THE CA1sEluLS.-I1-r room cottage AD-
Il ply to JAY VAUGHN. AGRA. Greene Co. N Y
(VHEAP RENT; can't use: fine country house part
" station; horse. COW. chickens. garden. fe
photographs Call. MOORE. zoe Broadway
yr,o LET-At Scotch Plains, \. j. sentlenans resi-
denee rs 2-story brick house, u
dsner's cottage and outoudinss P. DERBIE. seotas
PlainA n. J.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Brooklyn Property to Let.

T OVER PART Of detached dwelling; rooms; al I'm
II provemeuts 5l4 Benedict near Jamaica ave.
Forest Park South.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
FACTORIES
Furnished apartments to Let.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, owning their home and having
"A more room than they require, could let the third
story tparty furnished by the year 10 responsible
10th cath and Central Park West TO Amsterdam
ave- S. o., Box 244. Tribune Uptown ONCE 1884
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

A TWO FAMILY LRICK II ROOM HOUSE; sets
latest improvements; 1850 50th Borough Park;
block from 49th price $50. mortgages
EOUR STORY double brick house: light rooms with
bath: In South Brooklyn; price S600O; mortgage Cf
$1,000. INQUIRE 2O6 lsth 81. South Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

{ 'oTTAGD AT AUCTION near Brewster. y. Y. at II
- a IN. SATURDAY.. June 18th New modern cot
containing 10 and all necessary closets and
wardrobes @5N54 feet and barn 4Nd feet with stable
l2xl2 Turk Nm lot 15oN200 feet Water
supply from artesan well 2SS feet IN depth FUR
nishinR iEexhauStible flow of pure soft Ar
rangements for power OF hand pumping TO tank and
gravity flow house Hot water heating apparatus
Installed and in perfect order Hardwood trim through
out. No house more complete In its arrangements or
substantial construction Location especially
attractive and commands fine view in every direc
Possession perfect title will he
day OF sale II desired Thorough inspection Of the
house invited Apply Rt time to :. Il. QUICK
RraWEtor
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Furnished Houses TAINTED.

WANTED Furnished house u November l.
w out on Erie Delaware. Lsckawanna & Western
Railroad I : bedrooms. stable etc, not in VII
Iare. mile viii moderate renS:
three adults only. z. MUIRHEAD. 14l First St. Jer-
sew
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Real Estate for Erclange.

.iEN3LEWoOD SUBURBAN HOME,
snsftionelly well situated, $40, 900;
City income property. ALBERT
7ES. Owner, Tribune Building.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
BEAT THIS IF YOU CAN,

6est TWO family brick house FIathush: II rooms
baths furnaces dumbwaiter: all modern Improve
Inents price $4,000; cash $500. $50 quarterly
WILLIAM HEROD builder. East st near Tilden ave
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
BROOKLYN.

DAY RIDGE PARK.-To let. upper part of two family
ID detached house. all improvements double en-
trance. back stairs, furnaces; dogs J. a.
RIDGE SIS 10Th st. near Fort Hamilton Brook
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07
THE GALVESTON PLAN.

The Galveston plan for city govern
rnent which is now having nearing
before the state legislature, would, II
is believed, if put into practical oper-
alton. prove a great blessing TO
MANY now badly governed cities. a
more centralized government Would
result. Everyone will agree that the
c;tv,s business should be conducted
in the same manner and as economic
ally as that of the private citizen. But
that is not often the case. A COM
mission of business men, trained IN
business transactions, and capable OF
conducting large business enterprises
would give city the best kind OF
government. The system is not yet
perfected, perhaps, and there may be
MANY details to be worked out, but the
plan would seem to be worthy OF
careful study, and some day will un-
doubtedly be given q fair and careful
trial in this state. The people would
remain In control, but the actual con-
duct OF municipal affairs would be
nlaced upon an effective basis for
good business management.