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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-06-26

meanderings OF Red river in u south.
easterly direction to point where
the north boundary line OF the John.
ston survey of the town of Colfax
produced would intersect said river.
thence following said Iine produced
across the batture to the northwest
corner of the town of Colfax. us Der
the Geo. 5. Johnston survey, thence
run with the north boundary line as
aforesaid north sixty-four degrees
iorty-iive minutes east n go Az Ell
twenty-six hundred forty feet To the
north east corner thereof. thence
sonth twenty-five degrees fifteen min
uies east, Is 25o Is, FL eleven hun
drsd eighty and five-tent hdt+tt 1S0. <
Ieet to the place OF beginning.
Section 3
BE it further ordained, That the
boundaries of the town of Colfax as
now established, and after taking in
the territory within the boundaries
described above, shall be as follows.
tu-wit:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-06-26

tenths feet (949.S feet), thence south
twenty-five degrees fifteen minutes
east Is 250 15> FL three hundred feet
BOO feet), thence south sixty-four
degrees forty five minutes west (S
o. 40 W six hundred sixty-four
and four-tenths feet (664.4 feet J,
thence south tbirty-two degrees east
Is 81 ~ three hundred thirty-four
aud seven-tentbs feet (334.7 fpet).
THENCE south fiftv-tlsrer degrees thirty
minutes west Is $50 3V VI niue hun
dre,i feet TO the top of the bank of
He'd river. thence continuing with the
same bearing across the butture 10
the Red river. thence following the
meandrrings OF ssiii river in u south
eastefty direction to u point where
The south line of TIN. town of. Coifax
as surveyed To said Geo. s. Johnston
projected will intersect Red river.
thence run With said line north sixty
four .iegr-rs furty-fivr minutes east
~ "a 40, ~ to the place Of Begin
ming. & -.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-06-26
AN ORDINANCE

TO extend the limits of the Town of
Colfaxand to define the boundaries
of the same.
Section l.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of
Colfax. Louisiana, in regular session
convened, That the boundaries of
the town of Colfax as now esta bIisb-
ed shall he extended so ms toembrace
the lands adjacent to the town with
IN the following boundaries, to-wit;
Commencing at point on the east
llne ut the present town OF Colfax, rs
established by the Geo. :. Johnston
survey, said point being the point
where the south tine of ID or Main
street iBtersects SAID east line, and
run thence north "a degrees 45 min
utrs east On $40 40, h distance of
three hundred seventy-tive feet (375
fert) thence north thirty three de-
grresforty-three minutes west (N $50
~ w tweDty-six hundred twenty
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-06-26

Section j.
Be it further ordained, That this
or'illanre shall b+ published for three
weeks III theColfax Chrunicle. n news
paper published ia the town OF Cola
MS the law directs, and th,.t copies IL
this ordinance be posted in three pulE
l'c places in the town of ColIax for (
period of three weeks.
Section A.
Be II further ordained. That fix
ordinance shall 90 into full force n,x
elect thirty days fronI anu after its
adoptiou.
Section 81
lie u inrttrr ordained, That all on
dihausrs or purts OF ordinances
c"hnIet or Inconsistent herewith ~
anu thf s'ltile are hereby repealed
Adopted June LIST, 1909.
Approved June 1-t, 1909. Il
en-. CARNAHAN. s
q. H. MCKNIGHT, MAYER
Secty Pro Tenn
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Hall Wants Langford
To Do Some Thinking
Nevada Promoter Is Now Willing to Give Sam
A Few More Days of Grace
By WILLIAM j. sLATTERY

of flag He
Ely night
Langord money fight
day but his spirits caed bit and he mpo Sam to be reasonable
think while This well tangled
Nobody looking
whether he the with this latest But all
the jingle of the merry dollar has
Willis Britt bit gieved think that Langord would
the offer Woodman
the money But staring
him the Willis He
coming that Ketche will $4,000 pot
manager
think of Kthel for
any He says reflection
wi" change his ideas All he $4,000 Otherwise blind
going wade and show
some speed otherwise he liable 70 make han, ont a the who'll e.
M the right sort IS the greatest boost in the world for
aher fight They
aagd upon present layout as
thing will @ eone ali hs wy w om S Boston @ by
This what a the e1 se e9sffa ffom s0Es E m9nsy y
@ 1gy s sgssd as sssR. i 3ssd Rss GuE Ely Of BGstsa @
asford H denies hG t @ 5 @ Han ssst he a as
ss sc 4: si
eng Tass ss1s much Rssi
the big o td M probably M ws s the o e4beqq @ na reached a
kaufman and his manager, Morris Levy called upon Promoter Jim
s 00 on! YESTERDAY afternoon and had talk Naturally
not look upon with favor all They
ksufman but ready fight him yet plenty time
lent he ria ran out on me and now he have
VIII De more mt to
then will be money
ooth has almost abandoned the
present he much
pans 70 take vacation he and consisting Mike Charley
weeks trip IN the northern mountains Sunday morning
If Cofroth loses county he will be adv
hm and Offered inS 5 ns site s4 n tbs9 Of
and shows go Willingness nS1 eh o dese ea build c6n, fine
The OF South great boosters and thew
looking all the believe
promote nights little
line. - ~ "ouioine htlle
~ tnat the two eastern boomer and
VIII be chance
ns what they have month According stories
ue Coroett
SIX round go at the Piedmont pavilion next month - :"
The night would help materially There ~
either chamnion
cos meeting between the determine which i G g f III dt
shade the
~ rounds while eight Cobetts ~ ~ niaideed 10 go
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Carroll Beats Bennett In
WhirIwind Mixup

Jimmy Carroll outfought Jockey Ben
nett in a whirlwind six round mixup
before the West Oakland club last
night. The fight was one Of the fastest
seen across the bay in many moon,
and both men were tearing in all the
time. Bennett was the better at the in
lighting. but Carroll managed TO hold
him odand gave a great exhibition Of
cleverness. Carroll fairly bewildered
Bennett in the last round, and II was
this fast finish that won him the de-
cision, which met with the approval Of
the big crowd
In the special event Tommy Kelly
2 nd Anton La Grave went six speedy
rounds TO a draw. Tom McGrath put up
= fast fight against Kid West for four
rounds and was handed the verdict. Abe
Label a substitute, fought Kid Burns
10 2 stsndstiu for six rounds and it was
declared a draw.
Jimmy Mccarthy, brother o fthe fight
ing Tommy, upheld the family reputa-
tion by Beating JEFF Perry to a six round
decision. Willie Richie was in good
lighting form and outboxed Jim Ford
after four lively rounds. George Brown
OF Os kland refereed all the bouts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
CALIFORN|ANS ARE
AMONG WINNERS
NJ iSses HOfchkiSS and Ryan Are
Members of Victorious
Tennis Teams

VANCOUVER. 3. c.. July 21.-Ths
third days play in the Vancouver lawn
tennis clubs tournament furnished sew
eral surprises. Joe Tyler OF spokane
defeated E NJ Cardinal. TO 2 and TO
5. but in the last set Cardinal had him
with a SCORE OF to / against. but by.
clever and consistent playing Tyler held
him down and took the next six sets
Another surprise was furnished when
E. y. Giliat defeated J. B. Farquhar,
both OF Vancouver. by 6-2. 81, 0-4.
as Farquhar easily defeated w. An
drews Of Portland yesterday
Miss Hotchkiss Of Berkeley. Cal. and
Miss Bell easily defeated Miss Hobson
and Miss Irwin, both OF Vancouver,
SO. 60.
Miss Ryan OF California and Miss
Pitts beat Mrs. Grubbe. and Mrs. Nc
Lehman, 60. 81. Results:
Mems singles-E. N GiIliat of Van
couver beat J. B. Farquhar Of Van
couver. So, 81. 6-4; Joe Tyler OF
Spokane beat E. H. Cardinal OF Van
couver. 60, 7-5; B. Rhodes OF Van
couver beat II. Garland OF Vancouver,
60, 6-2.
Veterans match-C. ID. EIderton OF
Vancouver beat H Rhodes OF Van
Mixed doubles-D. 5. Montgomery and
Miss Pitts of Vancouver beat A w
Field and Miss Greenhil1, also Of Van
couver, 60. 6-2.
Mems doubles-Joe Tyler OF Spokane
and Mr.. MacRae OF New Westminster
beat ID. s. Montgomery and r. Car
dinal. both OF Vancouver. 81. SIS; J.
Burns and H. Charleson OF Vancouver
beat J. G. Fleck and F. A Lee, also OF
Vancouver, 6-3. I'll, 81; J. Bryan
and G. StoeSs OF Vancouver beat T. B.
Brown and A. c. Mitchell Innes, also OF
Vancouver. 60, rs.
Ladies' singles-Miss Beckett of Van
couver beat Miss Hamber of Vancouver.
6-3, 81
Ladies' doubles-AIiss Ryan OF Cali
fornia and Miss Pitts Of Vancouver beat
Mrs Grubbe and Mrs. McLennan. both
OF Vancouver Go. So; Miss HOtch-
kiss OF Berkeley, Cal. and Miss Bell OF
Vancouver beat Miss Robson and Miss
Irwin of Vancouver 60, Go.
Boys under II years-G. Grerry beat
z. Spear. 6-2. 6-4: c. Grerry beat r.
Bell Irving, 81. 6-4.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Army Orders

The following army orders were is
sued from the war department Tues
day:
Second Lieutenant Carl A. Lohr, coast
artillery corps, Will assume charge of
construction work at Fort Rosecrans,
relieving First Lieutenant Charles z. T.
Lull, coast artillery corps.
Lieutenant Colonel Erasmus NJ Wea-
Yer, general staff, VIII proceed to Los
Angeles for the purpose of delivering
a lecture before the convention of the
National guard association OF the
United States. 70 be held in that city,
commencing September p.
Majors Samuel NJ. Waterhouse and
William J. L Lyster and Captains John
medical corps. are relieved from duty
in the Philippine division and will sail
from Manila about October Is to San
Francisco and report to the adjutant
general Of the army for orders.
Captain Campbell E. Babcock. Fourth
infantry. is detailed for temporary duty
as assistant TO the general superintend-
ent Of the army transport service, San
Francesca. until the arrival of Captain
Haldimand p. Young, quartermaster.
Orders. July Is, are amended to read:
First Lieutenant Charles T. Leeds.
corps OF engineers, is relieved from
Pasadena. and viii proceed to and take
his station at Los Angeles.
Leave for three months is granted
Captain HaIdimand p Young, quarter
master. TO take effect upon his relief
from duty in the Philippines.
First Lieutenants John Symington,
First cavalry, Atlanta, Ga; Fred w.
Bugbee. Twenty fifth infantry. Hun
tingtOn. ". Va, and Sheldon ". And
ing. Thirtieth infantry, Grand Rapids.
Mich are detailed for recruiting serv-
ice. and will proceed to Fort Mcdowell
sf the proper time and report November
IS 70 the commanding officer for in
structions In methods of examining re-
cruits.
WASHINGTON, July z1.-Army or
ders: -Four months leave Of absence
IS granted Lieutenant Colonel Granger
Adams. Fifth held artillery. Philippines
dlyision.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
NICK W|LL|AM NJ s
| DOES HERO STUNT
Big Fellows Hit Over Second
Gives Seals Victory They
Don't Deserve

| After all the other Seals had failed
yesterday afternoon they had to call
upon Nick Williams in their hour of
need. Nobody ever knew Nick to fall
down on the job and yesterday was no
exception to the old time rule. He was
the Darby behind fine wallop over
second base with the bases full, one
down and the score to in Oaklands s
IaVor IN the ninth. Everybody went
nome atter this and everybody was
singing Williams praises in fiat
Ihey all remembered then that it was
he who broke up that "a inning game
ABOUT month ago. more power to him.
| Victory is seen on any diamond and
at any time, but yesterdays did not
oelong to the home team, most of the
members of which played ball like a
! jack rabbit would handle a pitchfork.
The way that the boys booted the
leather over the lot and famed out with
men on bases and ran into double
plays would have made Henry Chad
wick turn three fiops in his coffin. II
| they ever act like that again they will
drive every cash customer away from
the lot beyond the question of a doubt
The score was 2 to l in Oakland s
favor and the game was apparently in
when the Seals came up for that do or
die stuff. A mighty shout went up
! NilSH AelueE managed 10 WOTh bOlCe
| for pass and the volume was in
creased a moment later when the tall,
| slender Oakland slabster shot a fast
one right into the Stats of Captain
Mohler
Boss Reidy could stand it no longer.
| He gave the office for the hurry up call
on the hook and applied it to Boice.
Long Scissors Nelson was brought on
the firing line and on the second one
| he pitched he swatted Tenant amid
ships. By this time the crowd thought
| 1t must be a fake.
| That timely hitter Bodie proceeded
to swing his head off at three out
curves that everybody else saw coming.
They shouted for Williams and Will
! liams responded. He took one and then
| laced the next one directly over that
| second bag. He's the sort of ball
player to have sticking around. When
you need him just give him the come
on sign and he will be there. It's too
bad we have not got nine of his brand.
1t was very sloppy, slovenly game
all the way along the line and in order
! to give general satisfaction the umpire
should have called it no contest. One
boot followed another and one bone
headed play happened right on top of
| the first one. There was no exception
to the rule and it seemed to prevail
from start to finish. Everybody was
bad save Williams. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
FLAMES THREATEN
JIM COFFROTH'S
BIG ARENA
Odor of Gasoline Leads Promo.
fer to Believe Tncendiary
Planned Blaze

Jim Cofroth's Mission street arena,
the soene Of nearly all the famous ring
contests since the recent disaster, had
q narrow escape from destruction by
flames yesterday afternoon shortly aft
er s o'clock. But for the timely arrival
OF Watchnlsn Gus Faber and several
uesghbors the arena would have been
IN ashes within a few minutes. Faber
and those who helped him fight the
blaze detected the strong odor of gaso-
line arising from the dry grass on the
outside This leads Coffroth to believe
that somebody tried to burn the place.
He is making an investigation.
Faber, who lives nearby. was startled
10 hear the crack Of burning grass in
the rear Of the arena. He ran to the
spot inst IN time to see the flames
quickly eating their way through the
rear fence. Faber shouted for assist
ance, and several neighbors and labor
ers In the vicinity responded. The
hurried application Of wet sacks, to-
sether with a friendly garden hose,
overcame the flames before they did
much damage.
While lighting the flames Faber and
those who were with him smelled the
n
closed the fact that the dry grass
surrounding the arena. together with
the fences. had apparently been sat
lIrated with the explosive, and this
readily accounts for the blaze making
such rapid headway within few mo-
nents. Fsber believes that an enemy
Of Cofroth's deliberately set fire to the
place
Conroth says he will investigate the
FIRE thoroughly on his own accord, and
he will also lay the matter before the
San DIateo county authorities. With
this end IN view, Coffroth viii visit
Sheriff Chatham this morning at Red
wood City. The promoter win take his
watchman and those who helped put
the fire out He is also inclined to be-
lieve that the blaze was Of incendary
origin, the result Of a plot against him.
when I heard that the arena was
nearly destroyed by fire, my first i'm
pulse was to say Let il burn and 1 VIII
get my Insurance. said Coffroth last
night. but later, when I realized how
serious it was, I came to the conclusion
that somebody must have deliberately
plotted TO burn it,
The arena is insured for several
thousand dollars, and is built on prop
erty leased by Conroth. 1t stands
5ust 50 feet the other side of the San
Mateo county line
The arena is without question the
most famous fight pavilion in the
world. and has been the scene of many
4 championship battle during its short
existence. It was built by Coffroth
more than three years ago, and the
first fight staged there was the Burns
Souires affair, July 4, 1906. Since then
Joe Cans lost his lightweight title
there to Bat Nelson, Stanley Ketchel
regained his middle weight laurels by
knocking out Papke, and other noted
pugilists also won many thousands Of
dollars on various occasions.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Empire City Races

EMPIRE CITY. July 21.-HiIltop.
backed down from even 10 1 to Z.
easily won the TarrytOwn stake one
mile, at Empire City today Stanley
Fay. carrying 122 pounds. and finely
ridden by Powers. won the handicap.
a mile and a sixteenth. by a head in a
close and exciting finish. Results:
First race. six furlongs-Richard Reed . to
>. won: Shapedale. 10 70 1. second; Hoffman.
10 to I. third. Time. 1.l4.
Second race. six furlongs-Evening Song ;
to , won: Helen Carroll. to 8 second; Made
line. TO I, third. Time. I:14-
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles-Sta1-
lev Fay. 5 10 ?. wOn Tony BOnerO. rs TO >.
second: Zie0ap. 10 I. third Time. 1.4I.
Fourth race. one mlle-HillfOp. TO 10. wen
LawtOn Virgins. TO I. second The Gardener.
to 1. third. Time. 1:40 So
Fifth race. five and q half MISUNDERSTANDING
Bob. to 1, won: Interpose. to I. second /;
Glennadeane, 1 TO ?. third. Time. Los.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles-Hans.
TO I. won: Bonnie Keiso. even, second Rye
5 to 2, third. Time, 1:47.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
GL|DDEN AUTOS
MAKE FAST TIME
Hit Up Pace of Seventy Miles
An Hour, and Penalties
Cause DisSension

OMAHA, Neb., July 21.-The cars in
the Glidden automobile contest COM
pleted their run from Fort Lodge to
Council Bluffs, Iowa, this afternoon
after the fastest run to date
Several of the cars hit rate of 20
miles a nhour over the good roads.
which in many places had been worked
over by the Iowa farmers for the con-
venience of the tourists.
The running time for the day was 9
hours As minutes, but every car except
one, Jewel No. 10, arrived ahead of
time
The first dissension in the board of
control arose today over penalties, and
it is stated that Secretary Ferguson
threatened to return home tomorrow.
AS many as 10 points were dealt out in
penalties against three cars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Northwestern League

SPOKANE, July 21.-spokane won
ds'v'nef dno & long game from PortlarN to-
oay when Holm hit into right 6eId
Win spencer on first base. Seaton
ana Holm pitched wonderful bail as tho
Portland y n. II.
'pgsans Rsttar;a.- c;........ 5 s 3
ray Dedar, Holm and Spencer. -
VANCOUVER, B. c., july 2i-Jaolr
Hlckey had one of his good davs and
Tacoma could do nothing with his de- de-
tlvery' Ihe game was featured by the
Iast helding of the home team
Tscn1, r. H. E.
Vancouver ''...'.'s-'....-- 3
Bstteries-Hall. Clahh and Pierce
an dConrad; Hickey and Sugden.
ABERDEEN, July 21.-PernoII had
the Seattle team at his mercy TO-DAY
and allowed only three effective hits
during the entire nine innings. Score:
r. H. E.
Aberdeen ............. ...............#.... g 3
Batteries-Thompso and Shea; Per-
noll and O'Brien. Umpires-Carney
and brennan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
WILL PLAY RETURN MATCH

SAN RAFAEL. July 21.-A return
match between the San Rafael Elks and
the Improvement club baseball teams
VIII be played in San Rafael Saturday
afternoon. The gate money will be
turned into the Golfers of the improve
ment club, so that additional work in
lettering San Rafael can be proceeded
with. Rudy Litchenberg will once more
be the pitcher for the Elks, while Bob
Jordan, old Stanford star, will curve
the ball for the Improvement club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
SIS. pEPFEcT aa5TAHs Tonic


would
will be found both bCodnsng and tonic qualities combined
the blood thus supplying certain means for restoring strength and
make pndidy hsd to the needs Of those
all harmful minerals safe and pleasant acting medicine for Of
this the appetite and digestion the
portion Of the body THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA, Ga
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
WILL GIVE LADIES, NIGHT

1t will be ladies' night this evening
at the California amateur athletic
club 925 Golden Gate avenue, and the
members of the club have planned an
elaborate program to entertain the fair
sex. Boxing. wrestling, bag punching,
tumbling, acrobatic feats and other
forms of athletics will be indul ged in
by the members of the club TO enter
tain the ladies. During the latter part
of the evening dancing will hold sway.
The affair is in charge of the following
committee: T. Johnson. J. Block, r.
Mcdonald and ]. Taussig.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
PROMISE BIG PURSES AT THE spa

NEW YORK. July 21.-That the out
look is bright for the future OF racing
in New York state is shown in the
announcement by the Saratoga racing
association OF the renewal of a number
Of important stake races at increased
values. The United States Hotel and
Grand Union Hotel stakes for year
olds. each with a guaranteed value OF
Sc. 900, and the Travers and Spinaway
stake. with a value OF $1,000 each. viii
be renewed It Is also practically GER
tain that the $1,000 Hopeful stake Will
be one OF the star events at the Spa
next year
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Victoria Races

VICTORIA. B. c.. July 21.-First race. i've
furlongs-Prosper Won. Kelowna second Mike
Asheim third. Time, 1:03 2-5.
Second race. i've furlongs-Father Stafford
won Bold second. Lady Quality third Time.
1:02 SO.
Third race FIVE furlongs-Lena Leach won.
David BoIand second. Auburndale third Time.
1:O2 SO.
Fourth race. seven furiongs-Monvina won
French Cook second. Burleigh third Time.
1:2S 50.
Fifth race. one mile-FOrest Rose won. Nov
gorod second Sainesaw third Time. "A 4-5
sixth race. one and sixteenth miles-Me-
chant won, Ed Ball second, Adena third. Time,
1:5O 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
BASEBALL UNIFORMS MISSING

Martin Brandenstein Of NJ ]. Brand-
enstein & Co... Spear and Mission
streets, obtained a warrant from Police
Judge Shortall yesterday for the arrest
of Edward Campion on a charge of
felony embezzlement Campion was
manager of the NJ. j. B. baseball team,
and 1t is alleged that July II he took
possession of the uniforms OF the team
valued at $3.50, and refused to give up
possession, or say what he had done
with them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
wHITNEY,s BALLYHoo WINS

LIVERPOOL, July 21.-The 2 year
old selling plate of 100 sovereigns five
furlongs. was won today by H. P. Whit
ney's Ballyhoo filly. Countess was sec
ond and the Isabel filly third. six
horses ran The Molynaux plate,
handicap of 1000. sovereigns, five fur
longs, was won by Glenesky III. b.
DURYEA'S Medant was second and Basil
third.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
ron CLASS B BALL LEAGUE

VALLEJO. July FL Negotiations
have been practically completed for
the formation of osass baseball
league which will comprise San Jose,
Alameda, Napa and Vallejo Modesto
and Newman are anxious oenter the
circuit, but they are too far removed
from the bay section, and it is not be-
Iieved that they will become members
Of the league. Harvey Misner is rep
resenting Vallejo. Thomas Maxwell
Napa. and Bobby Egar San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
CARNEY STILL LEADs

Joe Carney, the local champion pool
player. again took lead over Ed Dowd
of Buffalo last night at the Central
pool parlor- At the finish of play Car
ney had 1877 and Dowd 1874. The score
for the two nights stands Carney 404.
Dowd 371 The final game will be
played this evening
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
coIIMRIA RoYs, LONG WALK

LOS ANGELES, July 21.-Forty- four
boys, members of the Columbia Park
boys club of San Francisco, arrived
here today. having walked the entire
distance from the northern city. They
paraded the principal streets. led by
their band. and then went into camp
at Holly and ST. John streets. The BOYS
started on their long walk June and
have stopped at all the principal towns
en- route.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Building Contracts

w. d. Meyer with J. NJ. Winter-All work
except painting to make a two story frame
building at Sc corner of Cole and Carl streets,
S 17:6 by 20; 1850
S. L. jackson with Higginson Tate COM
pany--Marquise. alterations and additions at loo
Third street: 81. .964-
The Odd Fellows hall association with V.
Hoffmann and B. Biick-To erect building in
S line of Market and Seventh streets SW 10 by
Sc 40: $4,000.
Frank Carmody with Bell & Rosslow--Car-
penter and brick work, plastering, outside paint
ing Timing hardware and glass for story
building at SCI Sanchez street IS S OF Hancock;
81 600.