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The Washington times., 1908-12-11
10. J. oWEN 8 -. AuelIoneers.

THOs. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 2lS3 at folio 455 ct
SEQ. ca the land records OF the District OF
COluml "a, and a. the request OF the party
secured thereby. we. the undersigned trJsJees,
viii sell. q Pubhe auction, In IRONS 81 the
premises. N MONDAY. TIE nth DAY OF
DECEMBER. A. D.. 1905. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK P. N. the following described
land and premises, situate in the City Of
Washington. District Of Columbia. and now
designated es and being Lot numbered p
IN Martha B. Melons subdivision OF GER
tain lots in Square %. as per plat recorded
Book No 30 at page 10. the said Lot -
being formerly described as Lots ., p and
p in the subdivision Of Lots in said Square
535 made by Eugene Carusi et al AS
signees Of J. c. NaylOr a3 per plat re-
corded in Liber II. ID. e. folio 81 of said
Surveyors Office. and that part Of original
Lot : I'm said Square JZ5 described by
metes and bounds in said Deed Of Trust.
together with the improvements thereon sub
JcCt 70 SG3. CO., the balance due on account
Of the first trust said described property
Terms OF Sale All cash above the Irst
trust. A deposit OF 500 Wiu be required
OF the purchaser AT rhs- time OF sule. All
the cost Of purchaser Terms OF sale TO
be compiled with within ten days from
day OF sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right resell the property AT the risk
and cost OF tho dcfdultlng purchaser. after
five days advertisement OF such resale In
Lshed III the City OF Washington d g
BATES WARREN.
SAML ROSS.
de2-exSu-llt Trustees
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EXCURSIONS.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT &C.

Every day IN The year from foot 7th 81. for
Fort Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News and
port News Norfolk, - and Washington"
Lv. Washlnston-6:45 pmiLv. Portsmouth 5 ON
Nv. Alexandria--7. 200 pm Lv. Norfolk .....s pm
Ar 1T Monroe 200 am Nv. Fl MOnroe.-z pm
AT. Norfolk 500 am Ar Alexa ndria 30 an.
Ar. POrtsmOuth-S.S0 am Ar Washington.7 am
- ThrougS connections made al Norfolk
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co
for New York, and Merchants and Miners
Steamships for Boston
Il General Ticket Once. 705 18th St Col
orado Building. (PhOne Main 152O)
9TH St Wharf tPhone Main $500
JNO. CALLAHAN. % Y. Pres & Cen Nc
". H CALLAHAN. Gen'l Pass ARt
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MOUNT V-1MOn

STEAMER CEAT-5ES MACALESTEz
Capacity LOO
Daily legcept SUn6ay) 10 a. m. las
p M
PARE BOUND TRIP, 7Sc.
Including admission TO grounds and manslon
Sell-tf
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Money for the HOLIDAYS n
Money Loaned aIaried People

and others, without security; easy psyraents:
Offices in So principal cities: save yourself
money BY getting my terms first D. b.
TOI-MAN Room sos. 533 18th st NV 6es-tf
II YOU NEED MONEY to pay rem, or buy
coal, viii furnisS all you need I lend you
on your furniture CT plano. These loans are
strictly PRIVATE Try me Address I L.
F.. 2. o. BOX 234s. station G. ocs-sOt
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JUST RECEIVED

WE SUGGEST you call and see ouT line ~
furniture stoves. etc CONN. STOVE 4
FURNITURE CO, sos II st. NV.
delft. N. w.t.
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WE SUGGEST the family liquor store. for
pure wines and liquors. JOSEPH BUSH.
1871 Pa. ave nv. Phone NJ 4Jl3. de9-I7t
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TRUSTEES SALE.
THOs. J. OWEN q son. Auctoneel


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
By virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Lioer No 5l54. FOlio l-5
81 seq. OF the land records Of the District
OF Columbia, and AT the request ut the
party secured thereby. the undersigned trus-
tees Will sell. az public auction. IN front
OF the premises on THURSDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF, DECEAfBEIs, A D. 1898, AT $50
O'CLOCK +. A.. the following described
land and premises. situate in the county
OF Washington District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being Lots 80 To %. both
inclusive and Lots numbered 55 and IS all
Of McKimmie and others subdivision in
Block numbered nine of Todd and Brown s.
subdivision IN Mount FlFasant' as Ier plat
recorded in Book County 20 at page I05 OF
the Surveyors OGice Of the District OF Co
lumbia-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. A deposit %
$500 will be required at time OF sale Al
cOnveya0ciug. recording. etc. at cost OF pur-
chaser Tennis OF sale TO be complied with
within - days from Gay OF sale
IORATIO y. TAPLLN.
1907 81. NV.
CLAUD LIVINGSTON.
de-S.u.14.ls Trustees
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TO THE AIENs-special for holidays 80
Havana filters. 500 cleanliness our motto
made before your eyes. y. AGUILAR t1z3
lsth ST. y. f456-M. del0-i5t
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

500 B PER CENT first mortgage bonds on
the Eenslngton railroad Tor $40 each: interest
payable quarterly. total issue $1,000. which
is less than $500 per mile The security IS
ample. POWELL ENGINEERING Co.
KenSiuEtOn. Nd. de9-Tt
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MONTICELLO

WE SUGGEST that T. W. BISNIX do your
timing and stove work: prices sasonabie-
Al Sth ST Phone 700. des-I5t
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>LH2UZ1N4S - =
fg.l:zyLEEZJZZZllLCds
Little nes that will tighten the burden Of hoiday gt

XMAS SUGGESTION from santa Claus.
join the Ia MODE PRESSING CLUB. 1908
Eye ST. your suit cleaned and pressed
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/ WE SUGGEST you present 20 Mss
handsome 81 solid mahogany rocker for SO:
/ don't tell her the price So + 81 NV
de4-at
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AUCTION SALES.
Large Sale of -Four Fresh Carloads
Horses and Mules.

We viii sell at the Washington Horse and
Mule Co.'S stables. NO. S1SI II 81. NV. Wash
ington. ID. c.. on MOnday. Dec ll. 1905. at
10 1clock a. M, ( carloads OF horses and
mules, consigned by the following shippers.
1 carload consigned by VIM McHcnry.
carload by Al McHenry. I carload by Harry
AcLAenry and carload by Richard and Brad
Alchemy These horses are fresh from the
coLntry and consist OF ssne very speedy
lorses. some general purpose horses, some
craft horses, and some fine mules. We VIE
also sell % head Of horses FOR local parties
These horses can be inspected on sunday,
Zee 13 1905
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Special reserve straight Maryland Rye Whls-
ky; complete line OF wines ana liquors can
be gotten at lowest prices from
p. K. CHACONAS & CO.,
9Th and Louisiana ave. Main IlO-I1L
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AUTOMOBILES.

HAVE A FEW second hand automobiles II
Al condition
one Ford Runabout.
One Jewel Ruuabout.
one 1908 ElmOre Touring Car
One 1907 Starter Dayton Touring Car
NEW UNION GARAGE
SO Maryland Ave. y Z. dell-tf
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For SALE-STORFS

GROCERY and confectionery ztcrs. dOinl
st. sw. Jeg-3t
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WE SUGGEST you drop IN at GEORGE
GOLDEERG'S 461-46J Pa ave and I0ok at
his high grade coat sweaters special for hol-
days, Sl-69. Clip this ad and get 10 per
cent discount de6-Sr
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ONE sTODDARD Dayton touring car: 4
cylinder: good as new: also one Pope Hart
ford touring car; I cylinder. VIII sci. at a
sacrifice. 424 9Th ST. NV. le9-3t
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
WE ARE booking Christmas orders for white
Eskimo and other dogs; also singing C. lares
parrots. cats, 4abbits, white mice, rats. gold
fishes. goats. etc SCHMID'S BIRD STORE.
112 18th St nv no2O-tf
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WINDOW SHADES.

WTNnOW Good quality OIL OYaque
w ~ ~ " 40c. Fest Empire 6Oc. Scotch
Holland, 75c- Made and hung
SHADES free. VIII call with samples
and estimates
THE SHADE SHOP. SI3 l4th St NV Main
1850. dae-Tt
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

A TWO-FAMIBY apartment Of g rooms
each near 18th and Columbia road. with al
modern improvements. on wide lot under
rental OF $3.50 per month Price only S., $50.
A nice Investment. MYERS * LIGHTFOOT
I4J1 New York ave DELHI
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
81. CoO-EACH for splendid building lots.
located near i21h ard 4 sts. Sc. containing
about $500 square feet They are u feet
wide by over 10 deep 10 alley This is IN
usually cheap for lots near Lincoln
PARK. See us at once
WM. y. SAUNDERS s co. 1895 + ST. NV.
dc9-3t
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HAI.DEAIAN co.

WE SUGGEST a suit. oycrcoat or fafncoat
Tor your son OF husband. save s. 20 IS
UNITED CLOTHING CO. 81 1th ST NV
de4-ZIt
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

SEVENTEEN-ACRE RARM. S-room dwell
ing: all modern improvements. stable. all
necessary JutbuildinEs. fruit. . miles from
cars. Price. $500: 81. GO cash. balance 10
suit See EDWARD DANIELS. Com Natl
Bank Building. delO-3t
BIG BARGAINS IN Maryland ana virginia
FARMS money TO loan thereon NATIONAL
CAPITAL FARM AGENCY. 5l2 F st. NV
sel6-7t-eow-6et
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

600 G ST SE--TWO rooms FIRST floor, So
month: rooms. Sd floor. 81 month. Inquire
within OF MRS. BURGESS. dell-3t
SBH ST. 1901. & So r ST. NW.-FIve large
rooms and bath with heat; all fronting ST !:
two entrances delO-2t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
#CREhZEs LIM9ERs MTT6@ Co.

the prospectors, and are the parts that
have been8mined out. They are locally
eighteen ainches In thickness, and have
,a$lengths along the strike of about
thirty feet. How far they have been
followed in depth is not known These
masses Of slip fibre are very irregular,
jand,s rs far as We It known, Of so small
extent as TO. furnish a very unreliable
basis of mining operations. a small
quaint ty--forty tons-of slip fibre has
been mined near Rocky Mount, In
Franklin county NJ 3Si,5 N s 7
All of the tasbestos bearing rocks of
the Rocky M cunt reg ion are: practically
amphibolite, Locally IT contains some
5oliylne. and Is much altered toRchlorite
and serpentine. In none ofS4thei out
crops prospected I'd oes tile amphibolite
contain a suhiciently large percentage
of asbestos to indicate clearly the
PROBABILITY Of sSprofitable mining Nj
f8s There are two belts OF amphibolite
living between! ma sses of, mica schist.
which has remarkably OCULAR cleay-
age so that lit can he split Sintos:thin
slabs yards In extent and has been
nearly nuarried for lrbing and flass-
sging. The schistose, structure lis mot
nearly 50 prominent In the amptrbolite
as In the me ghboring mica Sschist,
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.N0.AS.BES1.0.SEROM
VIRGINIA. MINES
Statement Of Geological Survey
Shows That They Were
Inactive.
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
Mllnsey Building.
washington, {. G.. July

tsSFS q washing tom d. C.,sSjuly H.
No asbestp was produced in Virginia
last year. al though more or \ ess of the
mineral has been put on the market
from Virginia every year for a number
Of years. "A few years "a go a company
undertook the devel opnlent o. asbestos
mines near Bedford G ity, and a. good
deal was said about the extensive
plans for mining d e.,ositsinot t. far from
the Peaks 8of Otter. But $s the mines
Furnished no sbestos last y ealsgand
the mines near Rocky Mount, In Frank
&linF county, We're also Inactive, accord
ing tosa statement just Issued from the
Geological Survey, 32l4
h The Bed ford asbestos mines are son
the IIuhhard farms, TIVE 1--we mi les 'sout II
OF Bedford 4 City, and are read oVer
two areas $, one of bout two acres anu
the other OF fiye8Fa ere IS.
3g The ashes tos SrOc Ks ~ g of tW oS nes.
One Type. q like ha of Y Sail Mountain,
sGeprsla, IA s. Il conpose essentially 4af
ribrousH amp ibole. and the q tller|s is "a
!peridotlte coNP ed oh fly q "a q lanr
sulars ninerai, (WHICH 10 ppea al s s ~ he
olivine, wi TIL nun erou s "a icular2 crys-
tails and 3s3fl brpus bundles OF mn hos
gphyllite, VII HI. s95
his rock Is cut Il A 80 ny soccasi onAl
PLANES or shear vs., lqngs WI itch there
iha.ves bae EVE 0l1esl IA nh ka N ass n
tile plaRes 81 ppl ne llIItlssa he
M sse sS M tyaet u tsoR al
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.E[EPHANTS slain
FOR [: THEIR :::||.R|: T'U u:
|Sixty-Five housand Killed Every
Year to Furnish Supply
Of Ivory.
Dl.83FRR.ANl1si,Gt CARPENTER. Z

Especial Correspondence OF The Times
{st SS lt8s !l3s 5Ss Dispa tch. ] 81 5iif "A
@ Zanzibar. q
Sixty five thousand elephants We're
killed In Africa last year. and more
than a million and a half pounds OF
ivory were taken from themsand ship
ped oft to- Europe or this fully one
third came from Zanzibar, another
third was from Portuguese East and
Nest Africa and aElnrge part of the
balance was from the valley the
Congo Care Col ony furn!shed q huns
hundred Thousand pounds. and q large
and Lagos. During the past SIX mont his
|SI have heenss travelling Through the
lands OF IVORY and o lephants. saw
tusks for sal % 1 In the l1g$ptian Sudan.
At Mon,basa9 ] was IS hown $780, 900
Worth of IVORY In ono 8ple, and during
my travels sthroug h N IJga ndn and Ger
man lIas e. Africat Il pa ssed y many long
Tines at porter sss cnrrYlng elephants
tnsks on their heads or tied to Ion &
poles, which rested y on their shoulders.
a Grcnt IN orXa \, arlSet,
the chief ivory markets Of the. world.
thelr8huy airs and ira levs securing Ger
ma and British East Africa. us Yell
as the tI'ortug uese possessions, farther
south. These m to a heads. cottons
and al her llerpha q ise ~ trade VIII h
y he nat YES, md ~ hel, the " have ncs
culnul ted IA ca rEo they SO nd 81 on N he
heads NJ d Va the seac oa y.
5SElA NclS Ms as u
I@ can inua al a az VAN. Pa ge.l
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.URBANNA MAS0NS
HAv CELEBRATION
Lodge No. 50 Celebrates Festival
Of ST. j Ohm in Royal
Manner. -. i is.
[speclalto The mines -pispatch. /.

3 URBANN4A, N j uly. A. rbanna
Lodge. No, So. a. and "a. NJ, cele-
sbrated the festival Of st. John in5sn
truly elegant style. About seventy
members I Of the fraternity We're pres
ient, thlrty-hNe or forty OF whom We're
Visiting brethren from @ vari Gus o ther
lodges. who. having chartered a boat,
left Norfolk < earlySsthat morning and
arrived atNUrbanna about }8 F, Il NJ. AT
the headEofS the Norfolk &deleg alton was
Mr.. Il, Fl. Barri k,isWorshipful smaster
ut li1abethfs Lodg No. 81. Hn. was
presented to- the Enst and performed
the work OF comforting the masters
SAfterthe work OF the Tod sc wa COM
ipleted the bret hren repaired tofthei ban-
iquetl hail. which presen ted ~ mo st q I =
strattiYef and INVITING "a n earance. The
tables We're TASTEFUL arranged and
Beautifully decorated WI TIL flow ers. The
MI seute d sSlrOund 8 the festive
board, enjoyed the sumptuouss Al nd
abundant irapas T. which 81 was n served,
While listening to and sapplalldtnE the
number Of fine s eeclles which we're
delivered
event. and MS the Wee SIN hours np-
Iproaahedi II wa s With reg ret- that tho
they would n have " to- bid adiellSat To the
visiting n embers Il i,long whom We're:
i 5S5s u, \. Bar orst Up ~ ma ster;
II. N Al, PetWort scot IN,sf C'o Lam
George n Nj PoWel /, OK FaYI lle. past
mast ar; seogg N .ssN OF
ting liza iii.
satliGll l. tai mas
no Aayl,8 /. and HILL
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sDITuI.I'rEIICt sPAyING.
Richmond House Doing Great Work In
tho observation-disclosures Cont rHct Chased.

sRirhnlond House Doing Great Work IN
the caroi'nas--I Cont rnct & Clpscd,.
this ct have Just been awarded q
something like 100000, for laying
sbitnlithic ipaveine nts n In 4 the streets OF
Columbia, 81 G, Last ia his city
awarded contra q, 4 for {, brick paving
4specncati ions, nd AZ I col tract was
Af ter7 Ia thoroug h \ and com
plete inYestiga ton o the |neri IS 10 fall
paw 49, mn terra s, the, ntract was
ahitiilitht pa enle II x Til "a me, ion In
sthat III tys lee islat uret In flyo ltu-
III icsas hes best ipe rmanen tss tree pave
nalt ay la 81 lnarli ~ Gus Ga r.
srIed Ns Sal
81 \ olllpAIly Ina Al $50 S Nst
nlapGed lay 81 M IA Yene IN In nclsy
Afnllnt III lls hltrS and y q az
avail 70 gpl
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RR1WclRAz BUSINESS 57REET

Lodge No. "a. Norfolk, Va; r. Neddo,
George L.. Faber and Walter! Garrett,
of Ruth Lod ge.s No. So; M. NJ Moran,
b. G. Vincent. r. Pike and George
NJ. Owen. of Norfolk Lodge No. q; NJ.
Ct. GoldbucR. Norfolk Lodge No. Il ~.
NJ. street Heathsville Lodge. No. 100.
Vail T.. Dunn, Center
Vile Lodge, No! S o 1T. III. Benson. Oak
land Lod q HHhe simms. :, Trim Y;
E. Getchell. sSanatorium Lodge No. TAI.
Bros klyn.2 II N. VI w. 4 p. Barrick. past
master, Tldewave 8Lod ge. No. 7s;E r,
u. lilies, IN Maryland LodE S No, 106.f
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BUILDING u /. J! IN N0R|FO|: J! TX ]!
Work Done! During the Year Amounts
f.a Ing to Sn,OOO,OOO. '3ss

NORFOLK, July 4.---During the
past fiscal yDar the building opera
stions In Norfolk totalled nearly s2,,-
100000, OF this amount lust s933,b9o
was II expended lon residences, a total
sof $50 permits HAVING, been issued By
houses We're OF brick and the remain-
der frame structures. s MI q ss
During the month@of June building
opera Lions were fairlt,. steady, a totulof
min ety-one perml to- icing Issued land %
teen Of these were for brick structures
and thlrty8for frame d yelling SIS. There
were twenty -tWo permits for altera-
tons andSrepairs.Stot alling $l4,47b. &
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BUILDING; AT PALMYRA

New Dank Nenrlng 9COMplctiOn, aud
q tl,cri Work Going IA head.
y3s Special o'rhe 4 INES Dispatch. sa l
'.A;I.AIYTsA, VA, g{July A,--The new
3ba building Will soon be ftnished,
7Worl ( oil M i. lAshby III denis esldenca
lis be ing push cd q and he contract let
sfois9 theE3bu Ing at i a 4 new hot el Il for
all1ly ia, 50 that it may hei8said the
itoWnsis real liz on al b oon,, X "
Z 4 Mr. n o. II ade has moved into his
new II tllrea-st orys 81 tore house. 1t Is q
sMIIlaing qaSEs ls gla
ttMtuTas, NAL Il In b PEG IA 1,
yup do nd Il flee n n III Ing.
M NJ. II
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Old Hand. at New BE ilo,y..S

Old Hands ut New Bellows. l
There have been several changes In
real estate firms, taking effect July
LIST, Tho firm OF Moseley g. Corling
has been dissolved BY the withdrawal
4 Of Mr.. Moseley. who has acce pied a
position viii, prominent banker OF
this city. Mr.. Moseley1 disposed OF his
interest to Mr.. r., a. Paine, who was
for a number of years connected with
the First National Bank, The business
Syyill he continued under the name Of
Paine & Corling.
The firm Of Crltchfeld & Burnley
has also been dissolved and a new
concern formed. Mn. Henry r. Rtche-
son. who for twenty-seyen years was
associated In one way aud another
with the, firm ofSII, seldom n ny lors g
CO... and Mi. Crutchfield. q have formed
the concern p r icheson 81 Crlthheld,
and viii do "a general Sreal estate and
rental business at N o. sos East Main
B Street. Mr.. Rtcheson, w lille not "A old
man, 4 $ a veteran \ In the rea | I estate
business, having embarked nv therein
TWEEN y-seyelS wears Ia 50, He COM
8lnenced IN a So ,,fawh hon quite boy.l{With
the Arm of Il, 81 lflon ia Tor Isl "a, II II
sfirs osl ION was III "a COL Ice tor and
hoe esper
~ rsnnt n Snr n iff hat pa
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The Pensacola journal., 1908-12-20
AVERAGE
ELEVATION
OF FIFTY FEET

To get a good idea Of the loca-
ton Of this property, draw on a
map Of Pensacola, large circle.
taking the Custom House as the
center. Youwill find that EAST
PENSACOLA HEIGHTS is
nearer to the Custom House than
many points within the city
limits. Only the Bayou Texar
separates the property from the
city limits and SAVES THE
PAYMENT Of CITY TAX
ES. * - ~
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Just Outside City Limits.
No City Taxes to Pay.

Construction Of Street Car Line
Guaranteed to Commence Within
Thirty Days and be Completed to
Magnolia Bluff by July ], 1909.
The Pensacola journal., 1908-12-20
AVERAGE
ELEVATE N
OF FIFTY FEET

We all have Our list of past re-
grets-1 mistakes made and op-
portunities neglected and few,
If any of US have any desire to
increase the probably already long
list. Just as sure as the oppor-
tunity to buy EAST PEN
SACOLA HEIGHTS property,
at the present low prices is al
lowed to pass, will another item
Be added to the list. ~ ~
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-05-29
Filed For Record.
MAY -. 1908.

MAY =. iHs--
J. W. Yates ct al to Wm. 5. Woods. mtg.
deed. sw -. sec. Is. etc. in 3-9. also Sc IA
.,-3I-e; also frac. " i-2. sec. . in 5'-lo etc
also Sc IA sec etc in S.-a
Public Trustee to VIM. Forbes ct al r d t.
I-2. NV IL 243iS.
+. n. Chavez to L. 5. Bank and Trust co.
of Santa Fe. y. NJ. c m. two horses
J. w. Yates ct al to san Luis Valley coioni-
zation Co.. w d sc IA. sec. etc in 3Is.
Nicholas Fettes TO JOS J. Fettes ct al W d.
lots and blk in Adtonito.
Melton Martinez to c. b. Meyers. agree
nient, horses.
MAY BIRD.
Chns. N. Samson to Cruzita Medina. W d.
nI-2ui-2 lots l. . 3. blk. 6. Antonito.
San Luis Valley Colonization Co.. to j. W.
Yates ct al " d. W IL s51-s.
Travellers Insurance Co. to VIM. a. Braid
en- q d. sw II .sit5-9.
Is. c. Mccoy to Public Trustee, d as
above.
o. W. Lovan ct al to Public Trustee. d.
el2. Sc Il. 2631-e.
Maria B. Brooks to Jas. G. Noll. W d. W IL
NV "a. $3.50.
AIamosa Cemetery Assn to w. A. Farm
ham. W d. lot 3, blk 9. Alamosa cemetery.
The Grantham Hardware CO. to E. 5.
Christensen ct al, d. frac. lot q blk f.
in Nnnassa.
MAY 9TH.
Alamosa Bldg. Co. to Henry Bachus. W d.
lot and blk 81 in Alamosa.
MAY 9TH.
Albert J. August to B. +. Swierenga W q
frac. ne II ne II, i6-s1-iO.
Nathan SlaviCk ct al to Matte Fisher
Cowell " d. be ginning ne cor. lot .. etc.
in Alamosa.
Albert f. Mead to Vim. F. Fink ct al. c m.
crop of peas, oats. barley and wheat
Vim. F. Fink ct al to Albert E. Mead W d.
e IL sc II. 26-5-9.
Sarah p. Richardson to I. b. Richardson.
W d. lot q. blk IS in La Jara-
Mary f. Paine to Nancy W. Hamilton. W d.
lot I6. IL. Is. II. blk p. in La Jara.
WnI. T, Morris to Anthon Nelson W d. frac
NV II 2l-S-1G
Jens Jensen to Anthon Nelson " d. as
above.
Enlargement Gabino Gallegos Ditch and
san Jose Ditch No. 2 by Nm. a. Braiden.
Map of said bitches.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-05-29
Shows Vests Industries.

Many manufacturers in the
western states will exhibit their
product at the first annual Colo
RADIO Interstate fair and exposition
to be held in Denver the second
week in September. This display
will prove surprise to many who
do not realize the extent of MAUI
featuring west of the Missouri
river.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-05-29
Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878
Notice for Publication
United States Land Office.
Del Norte, Colorado.

nited States Land OffCe.
Del Norte, Colorado.
March q, 1865.
Notice is hereby given that in conpli.
nnce with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3 is1s. entitled An act
for the sale of timber lands in the States
OF Calttornia, Oregon. Nevada and Wash
ingtOn Territory as extended to all the
Public Land States by act of August 4. Iss.9
Jesse {. Hutchins. OF La Jara. County of
Concios. State of Colorado, has this day
hled in this Office his sworn statement No.
~, for the purchase of the North East 4 of
North East = of Section l3, in Township "a
n. Range No. 6 E. y. N. +. NJ. and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for it's timber stone than for
agricultural purposes. and to establish his
claim to said land before the Clerk County
Court, at Conejos. Colorado. on Saturday
the GtlI day of June. 1aGs.
He names as Witnesses: William l. Mar
tin. Adolphus b. Martin, Chester l..
Hutchins, Job H. Whitney, all of Sanford.
Colorado.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the nbove-dcscribed lands are requested to
file their claims in this office or before
said 9Th day of June. 1905.
LEE FAIRBANKS.
Register
First publication. 4 pril 3. 1905.
Last publication May -. 1905.