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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

raise OF 800 over his present salary
The fact that there is only difference
of $500 in the salary Of both post.
masters simply shows that Iron River
is growing rapidly and II will only be
a question Of a Few short years when
ii will be in the same salary class with
Crystal Falls-and il may even do bet.
ter than that lust keep your eyes on
Iron River,
The company which was recently or
ganized to build number of houses in
this village. mention of which was
made in last week s Reporter. has just
let contract 10 l.. Gonhue a. Co. =
erect ten new houses in the villag '
Mr.. Gonhue informs us that he will
begin on the work as soon as he can get
material The company consists)bf the
following well known gentlemen Z.
S. Coe. N. f. Fisher. |. w. Byers. +.
A. Morrison and +. j. Van ornum.
MINING NOTES.
Supt. w. Il. Lindsey and other
officials OF the c. a. ~ W. X. r. were
here early Tuesday morning 10 look
over the right way 10 the Konwinski
and James properties and to hustle the
deaIs along as rapidly as possible.
These two properties ARE showing up in
an encouraging manner and the Miner
al Mining company is anxious to get in
a track. A representative of the com
pany was also here on Wednesday and
Thursday and IL is possible that the
work of getting in the track will soon
be commenced.
The annual meeting of the G. W.
Youngs Mining company was neld in
Iron River Wednesday and the follow
ing officers were elected q. W.
Youngs president and general manag
or Frank Macdonald treasurer, and
Frank w. Youngs secretary This
company is operating the Youngs mine
and also has a number Of explorations
in this vicinity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15
Boys Essay on Girls.

There are two sorts Of children
boys and girls and OF the two boys are
she best Girls cause all the rows and
quarels They think they are wonder
ful II they can get birds feather
stuck in their hat They are proud
aud vain and are always gossiping and
making mischief. simply hate them.
They boast Of what they Gun do. thi.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

Through the death Of Senator Nor
gan of Alabama this nation loses one
Of its most illustrious and interesting
public men The Senator had been in
public life for many years, had worn
the grey through all The years u the
civil war ana occupied many prominent
positions Of trust in later years
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

Calumet lost in It's effort to land the
Eagles convention for 1908. the meet.
ing going to SaginaY by vote Of 30
to 90. Port Huron had votes but a.
Saginaw had a clear majority over the
other two places the one ballot settled
the question
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15
NOTICE

You are hereby warned not 10
dump refuse at other points than the
regular dump grounds. Anyone vio-
lating the ordinance In this particular
will be prosecuted.
DR.. A. NJ. Darling,
Health officer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15
An Ideal Laxative.

Physics and Caihartics which purge. unload the
bowels. aud give Temporary relief but lfritate.
laxative Iron.oE Tablets are a. different In
eject ~ truth Il from fAlaehood. They nourish
md vigOr 20 do the work nature Intended, thus
e1eetlne permanent eure by perfectly tefe ana
naturnl means. The best laxative for children.
Choenlafa coated tablets, easy % take never grpe
o. nanssate ios. ase snd loo Al ali drug stores.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

II you will make inquiry it will be
revelation to You how many succuI2l
TO kidney or bladder troubles in
form or another, II the patient is not
beyond medical aid. Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure. II never disappoints
Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15
Crystal Falls. Mich

June 4, 1907
A regular meeting OF the board held
at the Secretarys Office. Present. !.
f. CorcoraD, r. Wehse and II Parks
Upon motion J II Parks was elect
ed secretary pro tenn Minutes Of the
last regular meeting read and approx.
ed
Moved and supported that the fol
lowing bills he allowed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

a part Of the Republicans of the state
for Bradley Is the most important poll
tieal development Of the year thus tar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

Upon motion lone Worden was en-
gagged 20 teach the Armenia mine
school OF the ensuing year At $37 30 per
month.
Upon motion the president is 10
appoint committee to investigate the
standing of the city of Crystal Falls
and the School District for the year
1905.
Upon motion the following resigna-
tiohs were accepted Pearl Henry
Rothie Edith Barry Mary Liberty
and Mary Morrison who did not &C,
cept and the following teachers engag-
ed Clara @. Siegel, It'll grade, $50. 90
monthly Laura Riordan, Holkup
School. $40 90 monthly, Mary Liberty.
Columbia. sac. 30 monthly; Laura
Peterson. Great Western. $40. 90
monthly.
Upon motion the board adjourned.
Andrew Nelson,
Secretary pro tenn,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15
Board Of Education.

Crystal Falls Mich.
May Z, 1907
Regular meeting Of the board held
at the secretary's Office. Present. J.
r. Corcoran, r. wehse and Andrew
Nelson.
Upon motion Andrew Nelson was
elected Secretary pro tenn. Minutes OF
the last regular meeting was read and
approved Upon motion the following
bills were allowed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

The Little Japs" don't seem to
have 80 many sympathizers in the
United States these days Makes much
difference whose corns are pinched,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

Mcintosh Shereoptican Co
supplies so. 50
r. Wehse supplies ga
C. II. Watson services SO. 80
Elias Puotinen fuel 3705
Peter Cossette poles i75
Diamond Drill printing 315
Paul Schook teaming 30. so
l.. A. Henry supplies i25
Parks Hdw. Co. supplies 22.l7
w ID. Hill expenses II.
G. NJ. a. st. p. Ry Co, rental 500
o. NJ Brown labor 2i.oo
Parks Gro Co. supplies 9. o3
Joe Brooks labor and supplies 693
r. Wense Treas freight etc 1897
Mich. State Tel Co. rental 4l5
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

Moved and supported that we pur-
chase six pictures for the High School
at cost of 800 90. Carried.
Moved and supported that the con-
tract for the printing of school catalogs
be awarded the Post Pub. Co at their
price Carried
Moved and supported that we allow
our proportion for commencement
speaker. k53. 33. Carried
Moved and supported that Winfield
Goodshall be engaged a. First Grade
teacher At 500 90 per month. Carried.
Moved and supported that we adj
journ.
J H. Parks
Secretary pro tenn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

A. q McClurg a. Co supplies "a o5
Peter Scholl repairs 300
W II Rein supplies l7l5
Gin a Go supplies . 90
Mike Groop fuel 200
Parks Hdw Co fuel aud sup
plies Gs 80
City Of 9 Falls lights 20 40
W. ID Hill expenses 1895
VI NJ Welch Mfg Co supplies % %
Lyon q Healy supplies lie
PARKS Gro Co supplies 72G
Thos Conlin fuel & 80
All A Justified supplies 800
Ellie Lachapelle ianitor Is 90
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15
Nest Side News

From the Iron River-stambaugh
Reporterl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
Men Wanted Tor me u. S. Nav

U. 8. s Wasp (gunboaU win BE-
anchored OF the whayyes OF this city
irom February 18th 20 10th. 1907
Offering an opportunity for young mer
20 enlist in the navy. with pay rang
ing from S16 to $40 per month.a nd
food, lodging medical attendance ana
$40 outfit Of clothing free. American
citizens between ages OF II and 81
are requested TO visit the vessel. make
Inquiries and learn for themselves the
many opportunities offered IN he
naval service. This IS a chance for
men and boys with or without trades
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
MORE COLD WEATHER rs
EXPECTED THIS WEEK

1. isE likely that we will enjoy
such delightful weather as has pre-
vailed during the past fss~ weeks, as
another cold spell, accompanied By
rain, is predicted for this section dur
ing the coming week.
1t is not expected that the cold wave
will be a very severe enc, but accord
ing to the weather man, havy cover.
ing will be found comfortable.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
Sale Of Monaghan Shin aRnbu ..

On Wednesday morning. March % o.
viii sell at public auction. at the
fcot OF Center street. Fernandina. the
Norwegian ship Ruby. 1880 tons NET.
ogether with sails. anchors. fttinee
md appurtenences. This vessels has
9aen condemned by board of SURVEY
nd win be sold for the benefit OF all
oncerned. Sale promptly at noon
2 ernandina. Florida. March 4th.
Billie Erlksen. Masygr
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
Repalrlna the euIIdina.

The building in the rear Of the Nat
ional bank is eblng repaired and put
in good shape generally. It is occu-
pied by H. S. Reddick. the timer, and
plumber
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03

The Jacksonville Times-Union says
that the schooner Evadna. which ar
lived in port few days ago in dis
tress, viii be towed to that city to
undergo repairs. The schooner will
Be repaired on the marine railway OF
the Parker-Hensell Engineering Com
lany In this city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
city Of Birmingham Sails.

The stamer City of Birmingham OF
the Savannah Line, which has been
chartered by the Mallory Line and
which has been IN port for a week or
more. sailed yesterday for New York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03

The steamship Flora. which has been
chartered ty the Brunswick Steamship
Company. arrived IN port FRIDAY from
NeH York and viii leave in few
do Havana with a cargo of
fIe4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
To Prospective Piano Purchasers

10 Prospective Ftdru Purchasers
And certificate holders Issued by
the Ludden & Bates s. NJ II. Savan-
nah, Ga, will be in Brunswick until
further notice. Those desiring to
place an order for "a piano will find me
AZ Mrs. Cams boarding house or Al
NOrgan's frng store
q. l. Reed
special salesman hidden = iatps :
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03
BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
City Court Met.

City Court Met.
Judge Gale held short session Of
the city court yesterday, disposing of
one Or two minor matters
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03

Cali on Davis a 6lackc rby. lI5
tonk street, FOR groceries ir.,--t
market priceA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-03

We solicit ORDERS Tor everything la
no grocery line. Prompt service.
NV prices Davis ( 3laekerby n
Monk street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

I Twelfth and Thirteenth streets-Charles
r. Talbert 10 J. Clarence Price. trus-
/ tee, part of original lot ?, square 1927, 81
! 756 Navy place sOutheast-Henry A.
/ Linger, jr., ct uX 10 Norman z. Ryon,
/ lot Sc, square SIS. SO.
| F. street southeast, between Fifteenth
and sixteenth streets-Wilhelm Schmidt
et al. to John f. Hickey, IT., lot %.
| square 1915, $40.
Postoffice aIley-same TO same, part
/ of lot u, square 1907, so.
2703 I street nOrthwest-Allan ". l.
Albert To William c. Beddow, lot 2S4.
square 1866. SO.
Twelfth street northwest, between NJ
\ and n streets-William c. Beddow et
ux. to Robert A Bates, lots Y, Is, IA,
/ square 314; $40.
$50 E street southeast-Blanche o.
| Clawson TO William II. and Elizabeth A
Ellis, part original lot I, square go; $40.
Addition 10 LeDroit Park-Harry
Wardman to George W. Smith, lot 50.
block %: SO
Pleasant Plains-Ida NJ. White. trustee
ct al, to Margaret J. Brooks. lot Z; $40.
1913 Vermont avenue nOrthwest-Mary
L. Brown to Belle S. Brown, lot q,
square 394: SO.
Ellington place-Ernest a. A. Dunn, ct
ux. to Robert 2. Burruss, lot Is, block Z;
: SO
I Ingleside-John F. Lynch ct ux. to
Winifred Bronson lot SO, block G: $40.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
! Washington Loan and Trust Company,
trustees. TO Hattie R Forrest, part lot
50; $500.
Barry Farn-Mcnumental Savings As
ISOLATION TO Joseph 8. Veney. part lot
l. section 6. $40.
Buena Vista-Sallie NJ. Parker to Mary
II. Webster. lots 10 10 block >, $40.
Same to Sarah Ellen Hill. lot II, block
g. $40.
garetta B. Porter 70 Allan McLane
T14e nj
Twining City-James E Hutchinson,
ct al, trustee. TO Alexander T. Rein, lot
"a. block 10. $50.
1918 Eleventh street northwest-Rob-
ert /. O'Brien ct uX. 10 Kate McKinlay,
lot 90 square 800. SO.
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Carl
=. Keferstein ct uX. TO James F. John
son. lot 50. block s. $40.
Whitehaven-J. +. Donovan ct ux. to
+. L, Ruby. LOT IS. block 3, SO.
$50 Massachusetts, avenue northeast
Cassius NJ Thomas To Benjamin f..
Leighton, trustee, all interest in lot 1e,
square S65, 81.
Edward g. Thomas TO same, all in
terest in same lot, 81.
Eleanor J. Kline To same, all interest
in same property, 81.
Emma ]. Height TO same. all interest
In same property, 81.
2lS9 X street orthwest-James S.
Grant to Sarah NJ. Wescott, lot % and
part of lot 2. square 72. $40.
Alley between V and w, Ninth and
Tenth streets northwest-Same to same
part OF lots 81 ard 50. square 35S, $40
Buena Vista-Julius " Tolson ct al
trustees, to William H. Tierney. lot .,
block 5, $3.50
Saufs AdditiOn-Harry Wardman to
$4,000.
Twenty second and n streets north
west-Harry Wardman ct al to Allan
McLane Albert, original lot II, square
70. $40.
Allan McLane Albert CONVEYS same
property TO Rozel +. Johnston, 500.
la20 L street northwest-Maria VIII
liaas to William Macfeely, lot 8, square
80, $780,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Paris. A comfortable library, together
with kitchen, pantry. and servants room.
are also on this floor. The two upper
floors, which have a beautiful outlook
10 the south and west, will be used as
sleeping chambers.
Perhaps the most interesting room
will be the library. The suggestion for
the treatment Of this was found in an
deliberately carved set Of furniture
which the minister recently bought In
Florence. Taking the carving as mo-
tive, the entire room is wainscoted in
the same style. with enriched panels.
TIE mentel IN strict keeping with the
room was also made in Florence.
Chose Furnishings in Paris.
During the summer Minister Hauge
end his wife have spent much time. In
Paris selecting the furnishings and dec
o-ations for their new home. and as
they are both possessed OF most excel
lent taste. 1t is probable that social
washington viii next winter have the
pleasure of seeing one OF the most at
rractive homes Of the Diplomatic Corps
and enjoying the hospitality Of Nor
ways minister and his charming wife.
The building COnTTuCr
by John MCGreg0r. who has added one
more 10 the many handsome residences
he has erected IN this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

bassadOr. is one OF the finest and best
constructed Of the many palatial man
sions Of the west end.
The architecture Is the French cha
teau style OF the Louis XII period. for
which the surroundings are well adapt
ed. and as 1t is finished of with great
care and attention TO detail The house
will be one Of the show places OF The
city. both on account Of its location and
beauty. and the interest which sur
rounds the home Of Norway's Tep-esen-
tative.
Contains Garage, Too.
The house is built entirely Of white
limestone with roof or black slate It
is four stories in height aid contains
twenty rooms. On the first floor are
the reception rooms, the legation Offices,
and a garage, this latter feature being
a requirement in all new residences or
the better class. The second Eoor, which
is intended 10 be the main one. viii be
reached by a grand staircase Of white
marble with an elaborate wrought-iron
railing. On this floor is a large dining
room, thirty-fve feet square, while the
drawing room viii be 40 feet long by
20 feet wide. The decorations of these
rooms and all Of the carved and marble
sideboards and mantels were made in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS RECORDED

H street northwest, between Fourth
and Fifth streets-Mary c. Brandt ct
vIr Paul J., to Samuel Kraisel and Abra-
ham Raboy, west half original lot ID,
square 517. SO.
Reno-Allen c. Clark ct ux. to Agnes
=. Smith, lots Il and Is. block 4; lots
80 and *, block Z; lots and 2. block 10;
lots 30 and 81, block i; lot "a clock
Is, SO.
z street northwest. between Thfr-
tesnth and Fourteenth streets-William
O.. Kinsman 70 Robert Howard, lot -S3.
square 2S7, SO
Ingleside-John r. Lynch ct ux. to
Samuel J. CHASER. lot 90. block 6. $40
Holmead estate-Harry B. Wilson et
al to Fred d. and zada NJ. Heisler, lot
s., square 1885, SO.
L street southwest. between Four
and-a-half and Sixth streets-Richard z.
Pairo. ct al, trustee. TO Elinor c. Pairo,
original lot a. square go. S2.1545O.
Florida avenue northwest, between
Eighth and Ninth streets-CrandaI Mac
key. trustee. TO Frank Scagneli. part
lot d. square $685. S3.O50
North RandIe Highlands - United
States Realty Company TO Iewes Z,
Russell, lot ~, block sass. $40.
1893 Irving street NOTWITHSTANDING Z.
Some 10 Charles L. Calhoun. lot s..
square 2S4s. $40
2 > Rosedale and Isherwood-James H
Cribsby ct ux. to Hugh A. Thrift, lots
"a and SIS. block Is $40.
647 r street northeast-Alvin W. Cha
pin ct ux TO Ida NJ. Byrne. lot IS. square
street southeast. between Fourteenth
ana Fifteenth stTeets-Melvln H Herri-
mar ct ux- 10 John F. Hermann, lot
g. square 1852. 80.
whitney ClOse-William NJ Gain ct
nx to Samuel S. Gain. part Let 5, block
~ seventh street southwes1-samuel
Needle ct ux. to Simon Needle, lot 49,
Columbus Heignts-Howard L Chris
man ct ux. TO Edward. Richard. and
John G. Duke. part lot Is, block 80: SO
Washington Helghts-Harriet II. Helm
ct vir, William G., 10 Gertrude G.
Classic. lot 1879: SO.
Chichester-James Smith ct ux. TO
Mary X. Campbell, lot lS. square 57S5,
sac.
Padsworth-Harry Wardman TO Harry
A and Frances Silbert. lot %. square
2S25. so.
Holmead Manor-Byron J. Price ct ux.
10 Angus McSween, Not 70, block A. SO
Park -Middaugh & shannon, inc.
$40 ~ - '11A's '''''
1913 thirteenth street northwest-Alex
d Willard ct al to Lewis B. Moore lot
IS, square 275. SO.
Banier Heights-WashinEt Loan lnd
Trust Company TO Clarence F. Nor-nent
J lot 297 Sc $50.
Anacostia avenue near District Line
Joseph II. voorhees, ct uX. to Sarah r.
Barber lot on Anacostia avenue de-
scribed by metes and bounds. $40.
Observation-Disclosures Park Company
20 NJ. Unetta w. Stroll / to g. block i.
500.
1899 Thirty-seventh street northwest
William F. Kelly. trustee. to Alice P.
? lockwood, part lot g. square 1923 $40.
J. Columbia Heights-Herbert A Gill ct
81. trustees to Edward D. Tally, lot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

! 49. block 81, se.s25. Edward D. Tally to
Howard NJ. Bradbury. same property,
| SO.
Brightwood Park-Maria L. Lander 10
Charles w. Clagett lots 80 and g. block
! 3, $40.
rs D street outhwest-samuel @.
Stewart ct Tx. 10 Ralph V. Frankhous-
er, lot IS, square 435. SO.
New York avenue, between North
! Capitol and First streets-Mary A. Ellis
to Sarah c. Halloran, lot u. square go,
Columbia Heights-Annie E. Some to
Addie Simpson. lot IS, block SO, SIC.
Holmead estate-Harry b Wilson ct
al 10 Harry S. Haskell, lot 63. square
Fast Deanwood-Frank T. Rawlings
ct ux to Sallie NJ Cobourn and Theo-
dore 7. Baker. lot 10. block IL, $40.
Randlc Highlands - United States
Realty Company TO William II. Dean,
lots 40 and Al, block 1924. SO.
Granby-Henry A Vieth ct Tx TO An
thOny F. Price. lot u, So
Q street northwest. between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streers-James F. Hood ct
81, trustees, to Henry w. COstOn, lot Is.
square 1913. s.. 600.
II street northeast, between Sixth and
Seventh streets-Timothy L. Costello
et ux. TO Mary A. Regain, part Of lot
l6, square $50, 80.
Twining City-Mary c. Taylor to Rob
ert F Bradbury, lot 10, block s. $40.
Columbia Heights-Aldrich G. Wiley
to Mary 1. Elliot, lot A.. block IS. $40.
Dobbins Addition-James Martin ct
ux. to William J. Eek. lot Sc, square IS,
Reno-Allen c. Clark ct ux. to Andrew
j. Collins. lots 10 and Is. block 3. SO.
SZlS Q street northwest-Charles E,
BC.dette ct uX. 10 Mary z. Oliver. lot
!, square 1914, 80.
Holmead 7estate-Harry B. Wilson ct
al, to Frank r. Iabler, lot 81. square
Sixteenth and E streets southeast
Catherine A Newton to William J. and
Fred Schiller. lots SO and 60, square IU15,
Kalorama Heights-Lucy n. Mumford
ct v1r, Edward s.. to c. B. Lyle. trustee
lot 20, block 7. $40.
Petworth-Frank Cotton ct al. to Will
liam Brown, lot 50. block "A. part lot
89, block "a. S2.74S. Joseph r. Lott.
trustee. 70 same same property. 81 74s 50
william Brown to Lucy Klinkiewiez
lot 81. block a. so. Same TO Arthur W.
a. SO.
Columbia Heights-Charies F. Calhoun
ct ux. to James r. and Sophia Mayors,
lot sos. square 2843, SO
Park View-Mddaugh & Shannon. In
corporated, to Robert :. Williams lot
"a square 1896, $40.
North Grounds Columbia University
Harmon S. Palmer ct ux. to Myrtle w.
Davis, lot 81, block 40, SO.
Randle Observation-Disclosures A Freeman
T. William 7. Buser, lots 50 and So,
block 5624. So
p street northwest, between Twenty
fourth and Tewnty-fifth streets-Aquila
T.. Payne to Richard B. Trdvers, part
lots IA and 10. square E Of square 1854
Trinidad-Norman z. Ryan ct ux. to
Henry A Linger, jr., part lots 20 and
n block 1, $40.
1911 Eleventh street northwest-Louise
II. Patterson to Ma-garetta Is. Porter,
lot 5. square $50, $40.
Third street northeast, between B and
G streets-Elizabeth Morrison to Mary
H ONeil. lots y and Is, square 7S3, $40
Maryland avenue northeast, between