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New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Captain Slocum To Be Military
Attachf at st. Petersburg.
TFrom TIE Tribune Bureau.
Washington. SepteT

washington.
SELECTION OF MILITARY ATTACHES.-Cap-
tain stephen LII. slocum is said to be slated for
appoIntrnent as military attachk at St Petersburg
succeeding Major " ". Gibson. ordnance depart
ment whose period Of duty with the general stan
expired recently Captain SloCum was an observer
in the Boer war. and represented the American
government in military capacity IN Portugal ano
ST Petersburg Another military attache whose
appointment is expected TO be made soon Is Mayor
William H AlIaire. 2Sd Infantry. Vho VIII go 70
Vienna Lieutenant Francis Ruggles. OF the lotn
Cavalry probably will be appointed military at
tache to the legations in FeneZueia and other
South American countries.
MILITIA MILEAGE CONFUsION-The per
cent a mile railroad rate has affected the trans
portation Of rniitiamen over bond aided and land
grant railroads. II has been the rule 70 settle
sucn accounts on the basis Of so per cent Of the
regular passenger rate but the railroads Of several
states have refused Il accept such settlement As
the circulars issued by the War Department pro
hfbit payment OF than one-half the regular
rate the disbursing officers in charge Of militia
.l1nds have called attention 70 their predicament
They have been advised issue transportation
requests and the matter OF final settlement
10 the War Department, and the amount finally
paid will be charged TO the states allotment from
the militia appropriation
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
4
trict Of Columbia Nationsi Guard 9nd First Lieu
trict Of CoIarnsta National Guard. garrison
Captain EUGENE R wHTTMORE. assistant surgeon
10 the general hospital at the Preside OF San
CAPTAIN EDWARD P MONIES. quarternaster. from
Office Of Quarterrnaster general to take charge of
work Fort washington. relieving
First Lieutenant JOHN p TERRELL coast ar
Contract Surgeon FREDERICK H sPARRENBERG-
Err. abandonment Of Camp Washakie 10
Second Lieutenant rRoUP MILLER 7th Cavalry aide
de-carnp. from general hospital At Washington
Barracks 70 proper station
Lieutenant J DowNEs Jr. detached from navy re
cruiting station at pes Mones; 70 naval 'ne'i'al
school hospital AZ Washington
Lieutenant r NJ GRISwOLD 10 take charge Of navy
recruiting station az pes Moin-s
Passed Surgeon z G TAYLOR 10 naval hos
pfta a New York
Assistant surgeon C. TRIBE. detached from the
naval h0srital Norfolk 10 the naval medical
Assistant Surgeon r HERMEsCH detached from the
hospital New York; 70 naval medical schooi
Assistant surgeon E V vAIZ and Acting Assi-tan.
Surgeon J Q CLAYTON. 10 the naval medical school
al Washington
7 A BIEII0 detached from naval hospital at
Philadelphia: the naval medical school at Wash
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs.-The following
Navy Department:
Sept ls-The Culgoa New York City
Sept, 2o-The Wasp at wlnipston Del, Del the s. New
the Choctaw at Washington
SAILED.
Sept 2o-The Wasp. from Newcastle. Del. for VII
mngton, Del; the New Jersey. from Cape Cod
Sept Tine Concord from Hankow. u-Eians:
the Adams. from the SEYCHELLES. for Aden Arabia
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

for harness horses. tandems. roadsters, ponies In
harness. saddle horses polo ponies. ponies under
saddle. hunters. jumpers and breeding classes.
A martial list of those who have made entries IN
cIudes Mrs. Edward s. Ladew, Mrs Charles e
Hubbs Mrs Reginald Brooks Miss u G. Maxwell
Miss IYuie NJ Whiting, Miss Maude 7. Bergen.
Mrs J. A Burden. Miss c. Mills. Mrs Thomas
Hastings. Miss Maud Kennedy, Miss Leila n
Morris Miss Virginia Alexandra. Mrs Charles G.
Bennett Rufus l. Patterson Alfred B Maclay.
Robert Bacon. z D. Morgan. r. L. BeecSman.
Samuel Wilets. s Taber Willets. John Cheever
CowdIn J.. E Davis, Charles A Descher, Herbert
L. Pratt A v. HuyIer Thomas J. Regan. c. g.
yernarn, Charles H Jones. James A Renwfck.
Mortimer l. Schin j. Russell Barrett Melville D.
Chapman Harvey c. Craft. Edward Knierieu1.
Richard Trfmble r. D Winthrop. Edward Whit
ney William Carr and George Watson
The Judges will be Carl 5 Burr. IT. d. L Van
Nostrand, Edward R Bovine. e Nostrand. H 3
Shultz, Mrs John Gerken. James 7. Hyde, Alfred
B. Maclay. Charles II. Hurkamp and Henry hzanhn,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

If there be man,
woman or child who
has trouble with diges-
ton, let him or her
adopt the following
menu and depend upon
relief.
A little fruit.
Seucer of 6rApe-kuts with
cream
A soft boiled egg
Sisce Of hard, crisp toast
Cup of Postum Food Coffee
fhe sure TO boil If IS minutes
and it's deiioious-)
Let these articles con-
stitute the breakfast, a
luncheon or supper, and
nothing more.
Ia a few days the old
world will turn around
your way, and life seem
worth living. Try it.
"There's a reason.
Read "The Road to
MELVILLE" !" in pkgs.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
INDICTMENTS AT BINGHAMToN.

Binghap1ton. n. Y, Sept 2l-The grand jury
turned to-day indictments against The Bingham
ton Herald and Guy W Beardsley and Frank W.
SpauldnG. the editors. charging them with crimi-
nal libel in Saying that District Attorney Clark had
committed a felony in the manner In which he had
drawn money for his expenses. The jury presented
report finding that the District Attorney had
carefully observed law in every particular,
that all HIS accounts had been properly audited
by the County Supervisor.
After making the charges against Mr.. Clark The
Herald" requested that a special district attorney
be appointed 10 present the the grand jury.
Governor Hughes acted the papers request and
designated ex-senator Bracket. of Saratoga to
take charge of the case The result is the report
and the indictments handed In by the grand jury
aff
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
HORSE SHOW AT MINE0LA FAIR.
Manv Well Known Owners VIII Exhibit on
Long Island This Week.

The annual horse show at the Mineola Fair will
be held Thursday. Friday and Saturday Active
preparations are being made toward making this
the most successful show held on Long Island
Handsome cups and cash prizes have been offered
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
AssEMBLYMAN YALE RENoMINATEp.

Carmel, n. Y, Sept. N.-At the Putnam County
Republican convention. held here to-day. John r.
Yale renominated for the Assembly and Clay
ton Ryder for county judge. The convention was
a large one but there contests for the
nominations District ATTORNEY Weeks presided
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
Diseased
Mucous Membranes.

chronic catarh renders these membranes poWs 10
blood
intective diseases that fatal
entirely from the OF disease
KEEP THE SKIN AND
within and without
This how it that Peuna be regarded preventive 10
and that should be taken during the months "he
Puna thoroughly remedy Many
found
selves completely restored
healthy
and lungs the healthy mucous
protect blood their entertainments This
PahoOgis have been for that HEALTHY SKIN
MUCOUS CONSTITUTE PROTECTION AGAINST IN
FECTIvE established scientific fact
experience all the civilized world
established that the USE OF PERUNA DOES
RESTORE THE MUCOUS perfect health and thus protects
he body fromd germs
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
FACTS ABOUT PE-RU-NA.
There Any Scientific Basis For The Claim That Peruna
Prevents nfeCtive Diseases!

September and October hat OF the most
nfectve diseases their height Ma ana the feVer
autumn find these months especially favorable 10 tne grown anu
of their deadly Why September and october are the months
when
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

ly to fill the gaps IN finance than has ever peeh
the case IN the past"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

There are two reasons. First, the
air and drinking water and food are
especially contaminated during these
months by the germs that give rise to
such diseases. Whether the disease
germs are the cause or simply con-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
Contaminated
Drinking Water.

that not be dd mere But the
always by
there relation between them that when
is the other always appears
There known by winch the germs OF tnese diseases
gradually with
partly they remain numbers EVERY PSoN 1 E
POSED THEM CONSTANTLY.
The infectious disease about everywhere o only certain
o their baneful influence
This brings consider the second why and October
the germs and comparatively the disease shows be-
special why gets the
disease and the other does not
unboken protects the outside of the body from disease
well that surface wound dsabes the
protecting interior body and disease enter on
such occasions
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

THE MUCOUS MEMBRANES,
when they are healthy, PROTECT
The INSIDE of the body from disease
germs. But the slightest abrasion of
the mucous membranes, or derange-
ment of the mucous membranes by
The diamond drill., 1907-03-02

by @. f. Lawrence who moved it's adj
potion and was seconded by Charlie
Olson.
Resolved that the county road system
in vogue In Dickinson County be
adopted for Iron county and that our
Senator the Hon. NJ. H. Moriarty be
requested to draft bill and secure it's
adoption in place Of the present system.
Roll called on the above resolution
Olson. yes McLaren, yes Buddle, yes
Leonard, yes Carlson, yes; Scott, yes
Lawrence, yes Charron, yes; Jobe,
yes. Resolution adopted.
Resolution
Moved by Lawrence and seconded
by Scott that the following resolution
be adopted subject TO the approval Of
our Pros. Attorney Mr.. Watson.
Whereas, the lands of the Trustees OF
the ]. G. Aver Estate in Townships "A
and as. Range 81 are deliquint for the
state County and County Road Taxes
Of 1904 and 1905; and said Trustees
claim that said taxes are void by reason
of gross discrimination practiced
against them by the assessing officers
Of Iron River Townships in the valua-
tion OF said lands in said years as com
pared with all other property and for
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49, g ~ rs-lssi me- s1t1 - n tsttsAz
other reasons and have filed objections
10 the validity Of said 1904 Taxes, but
are willing TO compromise the said
taxes Of botn years by paying the ad-
vertising fee assessed against said lands
for 1904. being the full amount. for
which said lands are delinquent less
the accrued interest and collection fee.
Re il resolved by the Board OF Super
visors that proposition be accepted,
and that the county clerk be directed
10 issue an order ON the General Fund
not exceeding $3.50. 90 being the amount
Of said penalties and collection fee
Except advertising feel in favor of the
County Treasurer; upon condition
however that said Aver Trustees shall
pay the said taxes and advertising fees
in full together with all state taxes on
said lands for said years on or before
the last day Of February 1907.
Roll called on the above resolution !;
Olson. yes; McLaren. yes Buadle,
yes Leonard. yes; Jobe, yes Carlson,
yes Scott, yes Lawrence, yes; Char
ron. yes Richards, yes. Resolution
adopted.
The petition from the President and
Clerk Of the village of Stambaugh was
read to the Board by the Clerk and On
motion made and supported said petit
tion was denied.
Our motion the Board adjourned
until March 93rd 1907, at one O'Clock
In the afternoon.
W. j. Richards. John Wall.
Chairman. Clerk.
Mich. State Telephone Jan. 1,
telephone rent 5 6s 63
Hans johnson Jan. IL, services
as Co. CONS 2S 62 recon-
mended for payment
John Farley Jan. IL, services
as Co. CONS - 90 recon-
mended for payment
Fred Fiodstrand Jan. 10, labor
on Jail l2 90
C. Fails Iron Mining Go. Jan.
1, labor on Co. Jail 10 so
Adnrew Nelson Jan. lG, fixing
Go. Jail 90
The diamond drill., 1907-03-02
Why Not Visit California

This winterf Especially low rate
Colonists' second class one-way tickets
on sale during March and April from
all points on The North Western Line.
Our daily and personally conducted
tours offer many advantages to the
traveller. among which is our service
Of Pullman tourist sleeping cars,
through without change from Chicago
Minneapolis and st. Paul TO San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
First-class round-trip tickets with
very liberal return limits are sold
daily. Consult the nearest agent Of
The North Western Line for full in
formation regarding rates. routes. etc.
4-2-07
The diamond drill., 1907-03-02
Board Of Supervisors.
February 10th, 1907


Minutes OF adjourned meeting OF the
Board OF Supervisors of Iron County
Mich, held in the Supervisors room in
the court house in the city of Crystal
Falls this 10th day OF February, A. ID.
1907 1. T.. M.
The meeting was called TO order by
w. ]. Richards, chairman with all
members present. The minutes Of the
last meeting were read and approved.
The Auditing committee made itheir
report 10 the board as follows
Auditing Committees Report.
Auditing Committee. w. H. Jobe,
Edward Scott. Joseph Leonard.
John Wall. Clerk.
Moved by Carlson and seconded by
Olson, that the Auditing committed 1
report be accepted and the clerk and
chairman instructed TO draw orders
for same. Roll called on the above
motion as follows: Olson, yes Me-
Laren. yes Buddle. yes Leonard, yes
Carlson. yes Scott. yes Lawrence,
yes; Charron, yes lobe, yes Richards.
yes. Motion carried.
The following resolution.was Offered
The diamond drill., 1907-03-02
Moving Pictures.

Theatre goers in general will be in.
terested 10 know that The Herald
Square Moving Pictures are promised
on more extensive scale than ever
this season.
With the exception Of few sensa.
tional subjects that the public absolute.
ly demand seeing again, the program
Is composed of all new pictures
The idea Of the management is tc
present blight and clean comedy, some.
thing that compels laughter from
everybody. Among these may be
mentioned The Winter Straw Ride,
THE Bigamist. Life of New
York Policeman, 1.-THE Man with the
Ladder and the Hose. "The Mining
Tragedy. The Pastry Cooks Jobe,
The diamond drill., 1907-03-02

testimony 90
Pat Manning Jan. 81, constable
fees 81
Louis Aeschliman Jan. s. e5.
20, constable fees 90
w. X. Dawson Feb. a. justices
fees 0 95
w. II. Morrison Feb. is, Jan.
25, 81. 30. II, g. Justice
fees 10 40
John Wulf Jan. 80 Dep.
sheriff's fees 20
John Wulf Feb l8, Dep.
sheriff's fees II II
W. X. Dawson Jan. 80, Feb.
Z. justice fees 90
Louis Aeschliman Jan 10 Feb.
2, constable fees 10
W. X. Dawson Feb. II justice
fees (: 800
Louis Aeschliman Feb H. con-
stables fees 40
w X. Dawson Feb. 2, Jan
49, Feb. II. justice fees 90
John q. Velie Jan. 81. justice
fees 90
Grace Moore Jan. 81, Dep.
sheriff fees 80
Co. Treas Feb. .. having time
clock fixed 10 90
Co. Treas. Jan. 8. stamps.
freight, express 10 SO
Diamond Drill Feb. 10 pub.
proceedings As SO
Diamond Drill Feb. Is, pub.
court calender 20 30
Diamond Drill Feb. 10, sup
plies for Pros. Atty so
Diamond Drill Feb. 10. sup
plies for Reg Of Deeds 3 80
Diamond Drill Feb. l5, sup
plies for Go. Clerk 90
Diamond Drill Feb. 10, sup
plies for coroner 90
Joe Brooks Feb. i2, plumbing
court house and Jail 81 90
Edward II. Sensiba Feb l6.
sheriff's fees DeGrass case q 50
Edward II. Sensiba Feb 10.
sheriT's fees Ellis case 3 90
Edward ". Sensiba Feb. 10.
sheriff's fees Moser case go
Edward II. Senisba Feb. 10.
Summoning jurors G5 90
Edward III. Senisba Feb TO-.
board of prisoners POI 40
Edward Scott Feb. rs. return
of births 4 so
Ed. Wakasy Feb. 4, dephtheria
case "a 80 returned for
certificate.
Il. H. Sensiba Feb. /, train 90
The diamond drill., 1907-03-02

"The Missing Jewel Casket. "Puss
in Boots" which sets the youngsters
wild with delight. and Love versus
Title. 7" or "rhe Elopement'. These
pictures are all marvelously clear. dis
tinct and steady, viewed from the
photographers point Of view. Each
subject tells its own story more forci-
billy than spoken words could possibly
do, leaving not one dull instant
The management caters 10 all classes
OF theatergoers, but gives particular
attention 10 ladies and children. for
whem matinee Is given daily. Sat
urdays these matinees occur at . 80
.p. M. but where the Company happens
70 be IN a town on schooldays the
matinee Is given at 4 O'Clock. or i'm
mediately after the schools are dismis-
sed. so that the youngsters may take
advantage of the special rates made for
them. Latest illustrated songs remain
feature. Opera House Wednesday
March o. 1907.
The diamond drill., 1907-03-02

w. II. Morrison Jan. e3. draw
Ing jury 4 80
Alf A. Lustfield Jan. 4. sup
plies for prisoners - 9 so
II. A. Owen Nj. ID. Jan. o.
services In scarlet fever 10 90
Parks Hdw. Co Jan. 5, sup
plies for Jail 800
L. A. Henry Feb. /. mirror $500
City of Crystal Falls Feb 1.
Its and water sheritf's re-
sIdsnce ia
Mich. State Telephone Go. Jan.
l, telephone toll - l6 30
Gregory Myera a. Thomas Go.
Feb 2, supplies for Go.
Clerk 90
a. M. Darling Feb. 4, services
la diphtheria 81 60 return
ed for proper certificate.
q. Falls Lbr. Go. Feb. 3. sup
plies for Jail 2 35
Winnand Hammond Jan. l, -.
supplies for Co. Treas. 1850
Edward 4. Lott Jr. ..&.Co Jan.
IA. livery for coroner 10 90
Grace Moore Feb. 0. hearing
Geo. More - / 70
ole Lundin Feb. 0, coroners
fees .e:sS
Victor ID. Laing Feb 4, taking -
- - testimony 800
John A. johnson Feb. 4, wit
ness certificate AZ
Tonic Backhalls Feb. 4,.-wit- -
ness certificate AZ
Hugh Campbell Feb. 4, wit -
ness certificate AZ
Albert Riley Jan. Is, witness.
certificate s5
Henry Sethney Jan. %, Post
Mortem exam. 20 90
Richard Fitzpatrick Jan 2s, -
witness certificate - -.- 80
Tom Harrington Jan. %, wit
ness certificate 50
Chas Berg Jan -, witness -s--
certificate 80
Alfred Nylund Jan. 2s, jurors
certificate 90
Werner Wern Jan. 2S, jurors
certificate %
John salin Jan. 2s. jurors GER
tihcate 90
Dan d. Dewey Jan. 2s. jurors
certificate 90
A. NJ. Gunderson Jan. %,
jurors certificate GO
Mead LaPlant Jan. 2S, juror
certificate 90
w. X. Dawson Jan. 2s Coron-
ers fees 10
l.. A. Henry Ian. 30, caring
for body of Elmer Thenum 500
Pat Manning Jan. 2s, con-
stables fees at coroners in
quest 90
Frank w. Cole Jan. 2s, taking
testimony OO
William Carlson Feb. 10. to
services as Supervisor IL
Joseph Leonard Feb. 10, to
services as supervisor IL
Alfonso Charron Feb. 10, TO
services as supervisor IL
Charlie Olson Feb. 10, TO ser
vices as supervisor IL 0s
w. j. Richards Feb. 10. TO ser
vices as supervisor IL
c. f. Lawrenc Feb. i6, TO ser
vices as supervisor a
Edward Scott Feb. l6. to SER
vices as supervisor ii 6O
II. J. McLaren Feb. 10, to SER
vices as supervisor W
W. H. Jobe Feb. 10, TO services
AS supervisor III 0o
John S. Buaale Feb. l6, to
services as supervisor w
George Schober Feb. :, wild
cat bounty %
George schober Feb. 8, wild
cat bounty 800
Joe Johnson Jan 90. wild cat
bounty OO
Christ Olson Jan. 20, wild cat
bounty %
John F. wulf Feb. IA, rig tax.
ing prisoner to jail 20
Harry Waite Feb II, taking
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-22
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there
mtmates plainly
be o the a o
there little probability middle life
a added either territory This
It, us
look OF possible
that become
support Mississippi
argument
paragraphs
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be taken by the federal government
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supervision
nothing There Of
/ appeals
in
would appeal states such
and they be able
the efficient be
essential the maintenance the authority
essential the pre-
champion apostle Of federalism"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-22
Hrln1or and Optimism

~
\no3uds W uoMp SoqL
~
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knowledge but during the
Americans
intercourse touched with the wholly without
countrymnn latest phrases
cets accepted
general O
generally
along
civilization in Mohammedan
B silent good
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propositions which
10 America in politics is to
History point
he
without
The sedate
supreme he
OF
Of
sunshine throws golden reflection the
be added his faith in the rapid
n past"
GO Possibly
permanently anspned to types Amerl
climate Of
equality
the then under limitations
philosophy life profound OF the
ideal % kind and happy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-22

Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, Land or
flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ, Dec. 20,
1906.
Notice is hereby given that Tomas
Marquee Of Milagros. n NJ, has filed
notice of his intention to make final
five year proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
1865, made Sept. IA, 1900, for the
NV 4 Section A. Township N,
Range f., and that said proof will
be made before A. n. Walker. Pro-
bate Clerk, at Albuquerque, N. NJ, on
February 5, 1907. lie names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continu-
GUS residence upon, and cultivation Of
the land viz Pablo Maldcnado, OF
Chilli, n. NJ: Prudencio Maldonado
Of Chilli, N. NJ; Margarito Alderete
of Albuquerque, N. M; Manuel Gut
lerrez, of Chilli, N. NJ.
MANUEL II. OTERO,
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-22
Notice for Publication.


Department Of the Interior, Land Of
fee at Santa Fe, N. NJ, Dec, %,
1906.
Notice Is hereby given that Alejan-
dro Iionqulllo, Of Bernalillo County.
n. NJ, has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final five year proof in sup
port of his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry No. 675i, made Dec. 81, 1901,
for the SW u NE u, SW u NV u.
and lots 2, 3. and 4. Section 3, Town
ship ~, Range 6 N, and that said
proof will be made before A. E. Wal
ker, Probate Clerk. at Albuquerque,
~ A., on February 8, 1907. He names
the following witnesses to prove his
continuous resldence'upon, and cultl-
walton OF, the land, viz: Manuel Mora
y Martinez, Jose Mora, Danacio Val
cnela, Alexandra Esqulbel, all Of Chill
III, N. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO.
REGISTER
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-22

The city Of Roswell, n. NJ, one-sev-
enth or one-siXth the size Of Il! Paso
has forty-two miles Of cement side
walks, according to Mayor Stock
ard
At the same rate, according to pop
ulation, F.! Paso should build nearly
800 miles of cement sidewalks.
As a matter of fact, though no ex-
act statistics are available, it is prob
able that there are not over ten OF
fifteen miles of cement sidewalks in
/ this city.-El Paso Herald
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-22

EOlt AhI44N
Groom frame, North Fifth St, mod
ern. $500.
5-rpom brick. Marquette and North
Fifth ST., modern with good stable,
3 rooms. frame, Cromwell Avenue,
$500.
rooms. Third street a Gold ave-
nue. $14.00.
rooms furnished. 1 Fourth
street, $500.
3 rooms, Lead ave. $40 co.
rooms. frame, South Edith, mod
orn. $2250.
4 rooms, frame, North Arno, $1,000.
1 rooms, frame, Lead ave, $4,000.
FOR SALE.
Fine frame house, South Walter ST.,
furnished: also horse and buggy.
5-room frame house with stable, etc.
$500. 90.
i-room frame house, South Broad
way, $4,000.
one lot OF Railroad avenue, business
lot.
7-room house, mcaern, South Edith
St. S2.600.00.
7-room house, modern, South Edith
St, $2.S0000.
4-room house, modern, North Second
St. s2.2O0.00.
5-room house, modern, North Fifth
st, 100000
Good business lots, Gold avenue.
| Good lot. Silver avenue.
/ 5-room house, Lead Ave, $1,35O,O0.
5rroom house, South Edith St, mod
ern; fine location; faces east. Lot
50x142 IT. $4,000.
S-room house. South Edith street,
modern, near in; fine location.
Price $4,000
broom house, modern; West coal aN-
enue. Price $4,000.
4-room house furnished, in gooC ID
cation. Price, 81, 100. Part cash and
payments balance 2. per cent in
terest.
TWO lots, Marquette ave-, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, 500.
Good house with 1 la acres OF lana,
near in; fine fIuit trees. etc, at
bargain,
4-roon house, North Eighth St, near
Mountain Road, $1,6OO.
room brick house, modern, OF good
corner West Coal avenue.
Two lots on Marquette avenue be-
tween Fourth and Fifth SITS, 500.
ono and a half acres of land one
half mile from postoffice; fine fruit
trees etc; with four-rOom mouse.
Two tots, corner Sixth 9nd West Coal
ave.
7-room house In Highlands, modern,
fine corner, $2,S09.
Four houses on South Broadway
modern; VIII sell singly o. all, II a
bargain.
Firc Insurance. Houses Tol Rent.
Rents Collected. TrXee Paid. and
entire charge taken OF DrCDerty for
residents and 9iCu-re9tdents.
e. H. DUNBAR q co.
former Gold Avenue and Third Street.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-22

The decision Of the Arizona Bar as
sociation to recommend to the legis-
lature the creation of 4 territorial
! board or commission whose duty il
shall be to examine all applicants for
permission to practice law before Ari-
Zona's courts, was wise one. and the
legislature should lose no time in
adopting the ggestion.-Phoenix
Gazette