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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-03-21
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ing above the fireplace, In large Old
English letters, was the inscription:
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
SUBURBAN REALTY THE ACTIVE FEATURE OF WEEKS TRADING
AUTO FACTORY
RISING RAPIDLY
Carter Corporations Plant
Being Rushed to
Completion.

To those interested in the progress
or various Industries that are seeking
a location In or adjacent TO this city.
II Is a pleasure TO chronicle the strides
recently made in the construction IF
their Eastern automobile plant located
at Hyattsville. Nd. by the Carter Mo-
tor Car Corporation.
From time to time notice has been
given as to the intentions of the COM
pany, for the benefit of those inter
ested. and they are now making good"
in rushing the completion of their fac
tory.
Being imbued with the spirit Of local
ism. largely due to the fact that 50 per
cent OF their stockholders are Wash
ingtonlans, practically every contract
so far given for material has been
awarded to local firms, or concerns To-
calIy interested Contracts for ma
terial so far closed have been with
the Roslyn Supply Company for ce-
ment; Thomas r. Riley. for brick, and
Eisinger Brothers for lumber. A local
Hyattsville firm is furnishing the sand
and gravel. A very large amount Of
this building material is now upon the
ground ready for use.
Tho site for the factory has been en-
.tirely cleared OF al growth where the
buildings are 10 be located. and the
trenches for the foundation OF the sew
eral buildings have been dug. Monday
morning Samuel n Welsh. superin-
tendent in charge. Will put 10 work
large force OF men on the construc-
ton OF the foundations preparatory for
the bricklayers. who in turn will start
work at the earliest practicable mo-
ment.
snanent home OF the famous Carter
twO-engine car, a handsome model OF
which has been seen upon the streets
during the past week This new car Is
the lgCS model and IS equipped with two
24-60 CarricO air-cooled engines. either
engine capable OF sending the car thirty
miles an hour when worked singly, and
easily maintaining a speed Of seventy
five miles an hour when operated as a
unit. This car only recently reached
the city. In a Few days IL viii be
sent 10 the jamestown Exposition.
where It Will be plaoed upon exhibition
in section . Of the Machinery and
Transportation building, where it viii
remain throughout the season
IN all competitive tests this peer OF
all cars VIII be entered against all
comers and II the claims Of its makers
are even only partially sustained. they
feel that they viii be the recipient OF
every award made
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
BIG HOTEL AND THEATER
FOR ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY, " /, July n
Plans have been completed for a thir-
teen-story theater and hotel building,
TO be erected at the corner Of Arkansas
avenue and the Boardwalk. The build
ing will measure about 2O7xS1s feet, and
viii be constructed Of a structural steel
frame, inclosed with brick and Indiana
limestone trimmings About half Of the
first floor will be taken up by the the
ater, which will have a psrquet. bal
cony, and gallery, and a large stage.
The remainder OF the first floor Will
have three stores and q large palm
garden The floors above will have
about 500 rooms. each with its own
bathroom. There will also be a Turkish
bathroom, a sun parlor, banquet halls,
dining rooms. and Offices The building
will cost about 81. 900, and will be
known as the Hotel Astor.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
HUNTER & BELL DESIGN
TWELVE 3-STORY HOUSES

Hunter 6 Bell. architects. have been
commissioned TO prepare plans for
twelve three-story brick houses which
A r Townshend proposes to erect on
Garfield street, between Woodley lane
and Cathedral avenue. The houses are
TO have ten rooms, each with two baths.
in addition to room and bath for ser
wants. The interior finish g 10 be in
natural woods. aud among the features
specially pleasing TO the prudent house
wife is a cold storage closet located on
a rear. porch, together with several other
ideas calculated to make housekeeping
easy and comfortable.
The design of the houses is especially
attractive, and although there are to be
twelve houses IN the row, each one has
some distinguishing feature, making II
noticeably different from its neighboT.
AS the location IS partially suburban.
advantage has been taken of the fact.
and large front porches added, that
will be a welcome addition on pleasant
evenings.
The cost of the row will approximate
$50, 600, and as bids are now being asked
for Il IS expected that work will proceed
almost Immediately. The completion Of
the Connecticut avenue bridge has
stimulated building operations in that
section. and the character OF the houses
Is exceptionally good.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
GIESEKING WILL BUILD
NEW HOME FOR HIMSELF

The very handsome home which ". A
Gieseldng. OF Riggs Bank, had built for
himself at 1907 Biltmore street, and
which attracted so much attention that
he was finally prevailed upon to part
with il, has made il necessary TO erect
another. Naturally the same architect,
c. A Miller, was engaged 10 prepare
plans, and the same builder, John II.
Nolan, TO execute them. This has been
done and a permit taken out to build a
three-story dwelling at 1850 Biltmore
street, Washington Heights. that Is es-
timated will approximate S15, 900. The de-
sign is unique and striking, and gives
promise OF making a residence even
more beautiful that the former one.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
HARRISON TO OPEN BIDS
FOR SEWARD PL. HOUSES

Bids will be opened tomorrow for the
construction OF three three-story brick
houses which NJ. L. Harrison viii build
on Seward place, between Fifth and
Sixth streets. Capitol Hill. The plans
were drawn by c. z. Webb, architect
and provide for houses fitted with all
the modern requirements and suitable
for this locality, which is considered
among the most delightful on the hill
In drawing the plans. the architect
has introduced many pleasing effects,
both IN the exterior design as well as
the interior finish. and expects TO have
houses that will compare favorably with
any In the neighborhood. II Is ex-
pected that the cost will approximate
$4,000 and. as soon as the bids are ac-
oepted, work will promptly commence.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
BRlGHTW00D AVE. HOUSE
FOR HARRY G. WILSON

Harry G. Wilson wanted to build
neat and pretty two-story brick dwell
ling at 3SOS Brightwood avenue that
would cost about 5000. He sought out
Architect William J. Palmer. who made
The plans for Just such a house as
pleased him. Builder J. H. Grant was
then contracted with to erect II and
now that the building inspector has
granted a permit 1t will be but a short
time before Mr.. Wilson has a house
that will compare favorably with any
OF the pretty suburban homes of that
locality.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
BIG BANK VAULT
IS NOW INSTALLED
Corporation Expects to Be-
gin Business on
September l.

The tncorporators OF the Federal
American Banking Corporation have
leased for long term OF years, through
tne real estate Offices OF Moore & Ill.,
Inc. and the T. II. Smith Company,
agents for the building. the tanking
room IN the handsome seven-story office
building ar the northwest corner OF
Twelfth and 9 streets northwest Near
Iy 10000 has been spent on the build
ing In improvements and additions, and
the vaults IN the banking room
The addition 10 the building consists
OF a six-story building about twenty-five
feet wide by about seventy-fiVe feet in
depth. with modern electric elevator.
The bank vault is one OF the finest IN
the city, having been installed at the
expense OF about $4,000. The banking
room is now being fitted uQ and deco
rated for the use of the new bank
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
PLANS DESIGNED
BY v. J. PALMER
Residence to Be -Four
Stories High, With
a Basement.

Ground was broken last week for a
handsome residence on Massachusetts
avenue, just the other side Of Sheridan
circle, and adjoining the colonial resi-
dence OF George cabot Lodge. for G. W.
w. Hanger.
Architect W. 7. Palmer has designed
an effective front in the old Dutch
style, and in the selections Of colorings
in brick. mortar tiles. etc. he expects
TO produce a charming effect.
Is Four Stories High.
The building is quite wide and fouc
stories high. with basement kitchen;
the parlor in white enamel the recep-
tion hall IN ivory and mahogany. and
the dining room in mahogany These
rooms are all spacious. and the treat
ment as to details has been specially
studied with regard TO carrying out the
prevailing style Of the building. The en-
tire first floor is wainscoted. and the
dining room has a heavily beamed cell
ing
Two stairways lead to the second hoor,
where the space is divided irto a large
library in the mission style. n bed
room. bath room. and a nursery. with a
bread balcony porch in the rear over
looking the Rock creek glen.
The third floor contains the guest
(. room and chambers. the servants rooms.
and bath rooms.
Den in the Attic.
The lofty attic space viii be fitted up
ms a den. and win be quaint and cozy,
with its fireplace and raftered ceilings.
The basement will contain a billiard
q room. heater room, and fuel bunkers;
+, a well-appoiEtcd laundry. storage rooms,
, etc, and a tiled kitchen. The dining
, room pantry is also lined with tile. and
: the plumbing throughout is Of specially
3 fire Eelection.
Mr.. Hanger expects to occupy his new
i home about Christmas.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE
AT 1926 M STREET N. w.

John L. Warner viii build a four-story
brick apartment house at 1926 NJ street
northwest that IS estimated 20 cost
SIS. 900. The plans prepared by Hunter
& Bell. architects. provide for a build
Ing 3s by Y feet in size. with two apart
ments Of five rooms and bath on each
floor. The design, which is along the
lines of the modified Colonial, is ex-
trenely neat and serviceable, and will
be carried out in light brick with lime
stone trimmings. The contract for con-
struction has been awarded to Builder
J J. Kilby
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
JUNIOR Y. M. C. A. PLANS
ALTERATIONS AT nth ST.

Building Inspector Ashford has issued
a permit for repairs and alterations to
the junior department Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. at Seventeenth and G streets north
west The estimate Of cost is placed
at $4,000 The builder selected is s. J.
Prescott & Co, who will follow out the
plans prepared by Architects Harding &
Upman. The work was made necessary
by the increasing demands upon the
capacity of the house. and when COM
pleted will give the boys department a
great advantage over present conditions.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
S0UDER SECURES CONTRACT
FOR STORE ALTERATIONS

The contract for the general alteration
OF store building at 1OOS-10lO F street
northwest, after plans prepared by
Architects Sunderland Brothers, has
been awarded to w w. SOuder. at a
cost Of $4,000. Work has already begun,
and it is the expectation Of the con-
tractor to have the stores ready for
occupancy by fall. This building is
among the first office structures erected
on + street, and is following the trend
OF business by conversion into store
property.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
H. WARDMAN TO ERECT
ELEVEN TW0-ST0RY HOMES

Harry Wardman viii erect eleven two
story brick dwellings at 2Jf7 to 1867
Tenth street northwest, provided with
hot-air heating systems and all the re-
quirements of a modern dwelling. The
cost IS estimated at S16,5OO Architect
a. II. Beers drew the plans. and has
added many pleasing little details that
make the houses he designs SO attract
I've TO homeseekers.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
BIG DEMAND FOR CEMENT.

IN 1906 there was produced in the
United States over 51,00O,0OO barrels Of
cement, which was three times as much
as in 1900. This astonishing increase
in a staple material was accompanied
by a rise in price Of about p per cent
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
TEsLA's LATEST CLAIMS.

Nikola Tesla. the electrical inventor.
now claims TO have invented machine
whereby ne can pass current around
the earth loudly repeating a word
spoken IN the telephone. and that he
can even bridge the gulf watch sep
arates US from Mars.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Near Boston House.
NEW YoRKS DAILY
CUSTOM RECEIPTS

Oficials OF the New York custom
house promise the highest annual record
OF receipts for the current fiscal year
that has ever been known al this port
The figures will be little under $4,000
for each business day.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Readv About September !.

The organizers Of the Federal Ameri-
can Banking Corporation report that
great progress has been made IN tne or
ganizatlon work OF the new bank dur
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

ing the past week. A very large mum
Der OF subscriptions TO the stock has
been made. and the incorpOrators say
that the work done along this Hne IS
far ahead OF their expectations. The
work Of rounding I'D the subscriptions
is now being made and il IS confidently
believed that the bank viii be ready 10
open for business in its new banking
rooms BY the 1st Of September.
The United states Government
Reclamation Service has leased the re-
mainder of the building for "A long term
Of years The addition 10 and improve
ments on this building will make Il one
OF the landmarks along G street and will
add much to the outlook from property
along this thOrOughfare.
Near Boston House.
one square east Of the building is the
s1,S00.oO0 Boston House department store,
the Palais Royal and the extensive
hardware establishment Of Barber &
Ross To the west OF this corner have
been expended large sums OF money 10
improve G street IN rebuilding and re-
modelling residences into substantial Of
flee buildings. Near by IS the harness
and saddlery emporium Of Lutz, Broth
ers, now being finished. and the eXten-
sive real estate ofhces CT Moore & Hill,
incorporated. All these improvements
have had the effect Of calling investors
attention TO property along G street
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

mantels OF special character, and are
striking examples Of what can be ac-
complished AT the price. The inside
houses in this row are offered as low
as $500
SauPs Addition.
Especially gratifying is the fine show
mig made by the Willlge. Gibbs & Daniel
Company in disposing OF houses and
lots at saurs Addition. Not only have
upward of fifty lots been sold, but
every single one Of the twenty-six hand
some, whoTy-detached residences, with
stone porches. dormer windows. and
other attractive exterior features, and
with many novel interior attractions.
aas been disposed OF. the entire series
OF eight, Just finishing, having been
eagerly sought by purchasers before the
houses were ready for occupancy. The
houses built up to the present time at
6aurs Addition have been located on
Decatur. Delaheld and Emerson streets
the thoroughfares running east and
west at right angles 70 Fourteenth
street. 1t is the purpose OF the Saul es-
tate to erect a number of additional fine
properties on the north and south
streets. which will be placed on the
market as soon as they can be gotten
ready for sale.
Twenty More Needed.
It is a matter OF regret that at least
twenty more dwellings could not be
completed in time for the extension or
the car service TO Decatur street. which
has created an exceptional immediate
demand for homes in Saurs Addition
Every car on the Fourteenth street line
that runs from the Capitol to the Treas
ury. continues its journey now along
the new Fourteenth street extension as
far as SauPs Addition. the old terminus
at Fourteenth street and Park road hay
ing been abandoned during the past
fortnight.
Mr.. willige is confident that the
situation as regards the market for
/ houses ranging in price from 5000 TO
$1,000, is altogether most promising, and
that, Furthermore, the public IS not at
a loss for good material to select from
at this time, since the houses described.
| both as regards their respective loca-
| lions and character OF the buildings
are, In ais opinion, calculated TO an
Bwer every demand.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Geowin.g Demand
For NezU Houses
In the Suburbs
Inspectors Report of Fifty Per
Cent Decrease Does Not Apply to Area
Adjoining Northeast and Northwest.

Notwithstanding the fact that the re-
port OF the building inspector shows
decrease Of nearly 90 per cent in the
number Of new houses erected in the
last twelve months, Il is plainly dis
cernible that this ratio OF decrease does
not apply TO the area immediately ad-
Joining the old boundaries OF the city
on the northeast and northwest.
1t is especially noteworthy that there
is an unusually large number Of abso-
lutely new high grade properties on
Columbia Heights. Washington Heights,
Ingieside, and in the BloomingdaIe sec
ton, ready for the summer and fall
market. This condition affords excel
lent proof Of the confidence OF builders
and capitalists in the continued demand
for high class dwellings in the desir-
able residential suburbs.
Development of Ingleside.
This confidence is particularly shown
in the attractive locality In the center
OF the greater northwest. known as
Ingleside. which is rapidly being de-
veIoped into one of the finest residential
sections in the whole city. Ingleside,
which has perhaps suburban meaning
to most residents Of Washington, Is the
name OF that area at the end OF the
new extension OF the + street car ser
vice, via Connecticut avenue and Co
lumbia road along new Sixteenth street.
on Mt. Pleasant street, 10 Seventeenth
street and Park road.
1t will be a surprise 10 most people.
even those we'll versed in real estate
matters generally, 10 know that Ingle-
side begins way down at Quarry road
| (the well-known entrance by way Of
/ Fourteenth street and Columbia road to
the Geological Park. and extends east
ward as far as Seventeenth street. then
northward across Irving, Kenyon. XII
/ bourne. Lamont. Monroe. and Newton
streets To Ingleside Terrace In other
words, II embraces the territory from
/ Irving street. formerly known as Ken
nesaw avenue, TO Park road (the we'll
/ known drive connecting Fourteenth
street at Mt. Pleasant with Pierce's NIL
road, and three blocks beyond. IL
also extends westwardly from Eight
| eenth street northwest, beyond Twen-
| tieth street 10 the junction OF Adams
/ Mil road and Klingle road, border
/ ing on its western extremity the eastern
, boundary OF the Rock Creek National
| Park.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

mantels OF special character. and are
striking examples Of what can be ac-
complished at the price. The inside
as $500
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-27
Neglected Colds Threaten Life
(From the Chicago Tribune.)

kfIoH tHe tHlcIko lTlDunc.)
 Don't trife with a cold, is good advice for prudent men and women. Ii may be vital in the case of child. Proper food, good ventilation, and dry, warm clothing are the proper safe guards against colds. If they are main tained through the changeable weather of autumn, winter and spring, the chances of surprise from ordinary colds will be slight. But the ordinary light cold will become severe if ne gleeted, and we'll established ripe cold is to the germ of dyphtheria what honey is to the bee. The greatest menace to child life at this season of the year is the neglected cold Whether it is a child or adult, the cold slight or severe, the very best treatment that can be adopted is to give Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. It is safe and sure. The great popularity and immense sale of this pre- paration has been attained by its re- markable cures of ailment A cold never results in pneumonia when it is given. For sale by all druggists.
 Meet me at the Metropole today for Sunday dinner.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-27
COPPER MARKET
 SHOWS NJ CHANCE
Market Remains About the Same as Yssterday-Globe Consolidated Holds strong. Sales Being Made. at Twenty Dollars, Full Paid In.
(Bv I. N. Kinsey)

GLOBE. January 26.-Little change ,,.ss made in the market today, and closing prices are about the same as those of yesterday, The falling through of the consolidation plan has been dis .onnted in the market, and an upward trend is looked for in a few days, al though another big bull movement can oor he expected for some little time to come.
 I'm Bisbee. American, Shattuck, Denn and calumet X Globe were in good de mond Denn reached new high level of SS,,
 Calumet X Globe was in good demand in Globe. and many purchases were made at s4.5O to $i.75. Superior X Bos- fam WAS trihe weaker today, but a higher price is booked for the shares, as the company is getting in shape to ,Io work that will count so far as ore developments are concerned.
 Globe Consolidated was strong at slI.25 for the S5 paid stock. Sales were made today from Globe at s20 for the fuII paid stock. We look to see Globe sell at S2i to $30 as soon as the 800 level is reached and erosscuts run to rnt the veins known tO exist on the property.
 The New York market was very weak this morning and closed little strong rr We believe that no mistake will be made in picking mp good eoppers, as the market has undoubtedly discounted the decline and good healthy rally may be looked for from now on.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-27
ORDINANCE NUMBER ELEVEN
An Ordinance Annexing Certain Terri

An Ordinance Annexing Certain Terri
 tory to the City of Globe.
 WHEREAS, It appears to the Com mon Councikof the City of Globe from an examination of the Petition of the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smel.. ting Company and other owners of property within the territory herein after particularly described that the owners of more than one.half in value of the hereinafter described property, as the same appears upon the last as sessment roll of Gila County, Arizona, have petitioned the Common Council of the City of Globe to annex all that cer- tain land and territory situate north of and adjoining the City of Globe and hereinafter particularly described; and
 WHEREAS, It is deemed to be to the best interests of the City of Globe that the boundaries thereof be extended to include the hereinafter described terri tory sought to be annexed; NOW, THEREFORE,,
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Globe:
 SECTION I.
 That all that land and territory here matter described and not embraced within the limits of the City of Globe, be and same is hereby annexed to the City of Globe, and the corporate limits of the City of Globe are hereby extend ed to include the said hereinafter de- scribed territory, to wit;
 Beginning at the point of intersection of the north boundary line of the said