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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
WILL ATTEND
DOHENY GARDEN FETE
Financiers Will Be Enter
tained at Beautiful Residence
in Chester Place

AS the crowning feature of their en-
tertainment here the members of the
American Bankers association will be
rendered a garden festival at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doheny in
Chester place this afternoon by the
Los Angeles bankers and their wives,
and an opportunity once more given
the visiting financiers to test the hos
pitality of Los Angeles and it's citizens.
Under the personal direction of Mrs
Doheny, aided and assisted by Mrs.
Stoddard Jess and a committee of Los
Angeles women, the beautiful Doheny
place has been transformed into a
Veritable fairyland, and those who at
tend this afternoon will see one Of the
truly garden spots of the world.
Chief among the attractive features
that have been provided by Mrs. Jess
is a japanese tea garden on the West
Adams street side of the grounds.
Here, during the entire afternoon, Mrs.
NJ. P. Snyder and her assistants, Mes
danes J. w. Gist, F. H. Nichols. I. +.
Cooke, Jay Spence and r. w. Kenney
will serve tea, aided by a corps of
little boys In Japanese costume. The
place has been cleverly decorated and
inclosed with Japanese draperies and
hangings and tiny bells, which, tink-
ing III IHo DTeezc, Will ihNlle tA0
guests to come and partake of the
beverages within.
In the tennis court refreshments will
be served, 1t having been decorated
with flowers and greenery for the oc-
casion. Mrs. r. J. Waters, assisted by
a number of Los Angeles society wo-
men, will officiate here. Punch Will be
served by Mrs Eugene Il. Pettigrew,
assisted by a number of women, while
in the receiving line with Mrs. Jess
and Mrs. Doheny will be Mrs Motley
H. Flint, Mrs. J. D. Radford. Mrs. w.
w. Wood, Mrs. w. H. Holiday, Mrs.
M. P. Snyder, Mrs. ]. d. Gist, Mrs.
Louis E. Pierson, Mrs: T. o. Watts,
Mrs. Fred Farnsworth and Mrs. Will
liam Livingstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07

avenue-Mrs. Mary c. Jackson, 1925
Story building, owner; Reliance Build
ing company, builder; one-story, five
room residence, $500.
Gramercy place, near Maplewoot
avenue-Mrs. Mary c. Jackson, 1922
Story building, owner; Reliance Build
ing company, builder; one-story, six
room residence, $3.50.
Eighty-first street, 208 West-Anna
Biren, 1925 Arlington avenue, owner
j. A. Biren, builder; one-story, FIVE
room residence, $1,000.
Gramercy place, near Maplewood
avenue-Mrs. Mary c.. Jackson, 1925
Story building, owner; Reliance Build
ing company builder; one-story, FIVE
room residence, $500.
Pacific avenue, near Santa Monica
avenue-T. H. Miller 400 West Santa
Barbara avenue, owner; ]. H. Blair
builder; one-story, seven-room resi-
dence, $2925.
Broadway, ia South-Whiting Wreck
owner; to demolish building; 5000.
Stanford avenue, BLY,. T. Heinz
ger, 755 East Thirty-second street,
owner; Y. NJ. Howell, builder; one
story, four-room residence; $S75.
Belmont avenue, 620 North-A.
Knoles, at lot, owner; G. w. Clouse,
builder; alterations of residence $3.50.
Moneta avenue, 5001-J. f. Ware, 49l1
Moneta avenue, owner and builder;
two-story apartment house; $4,000.
Sixth street, 3040 East-M. B. Tilton,
3042 Sixth street, owner; o. ]. Gains,
builder; to cover increase in cost of
residence; $500.
Maplewood avenue, near st. Andrews
place-Victor H. Steele, 1744 Lenox
avenue, owner and builder: one-story
six-room residence; $2750.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
BURTON WILL ADDRESS
BANKERS ON CURRENCY
Ohio Senator, Member of None.
tary Commissioned Out
line National Plans

Theodore z. Burton, United States
senator from Ohio and member of the
monetary commission recently ap-
pointed by congress. arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday and will be among
the most prominent speakers at the
associations second days session to-
day. Mr.. Burton was expected Wed
nesday evening, and several of the
convention officials had arranged to
give him a reception on arrival but
owing to delayed trains he did not ar
rive in time.
Mr.. Burton passed most Of yesterday
preparing his speech for today He
stated that while his speech would deal
primarily with the monetary commits
sion and its work, he would tntersperse
some personal remarks on the money
and currency question.
GOLD CERTIFICATE SYSTEM
Mr.. McClung, another man of ma
tional political prominence who has
attended the convention, made his last
speech before the bankers yesterday at
the annual meeting of the clearing
house section, and will leave today for
San Francisco. Yesterday, In an in
terview, Mr.. McClung outlined plan
CT issuing gold certificates against
gold bullion. He has recommended
covering the issue of gold certificates,
and it is possible that congress may
act on the suggestion at its next Ses-
sion.
1.-THE issuance of gold certificates
against gold bullion would not only
prove of great economic value" said
Mr.. McClung, but would, 1 believe,
relieve the monetary situation in times
of stress.
"It would be economic in this way:
AT the present time practically all the
gold the country exports to Europe,
and 1t is considerable amount, is In
the form of gold coin. Now, the
money exported from Europe is not,
as one would naturally suppose, in
gold coin at ALL but instead in bullion
form. AS a result, the government
loses a large amount of money in COIN
age each year of money which Is ex-
ported to Europe.
COIN SHIPMENT PROBLEMS
"The certificate laws of this country
permit gold certificates being issued
against gold coin, but not against bull
lion. If the latter were allowed the
accumulation of gold bullion in the
treasury--for there is an accumulation
owing to the fact that the rate or
coinage does not equal the rate of pro-
duction, could be shipped out of the
country instead of the gold coins. In
other words, if bullion was represented
by gold certificates, those desiring to
ship gold out of the country would get
the bullion from the treasury to send
instead of sending coin. Such change
in the certificate laws, it seems to me,
would be of great value to the country.
'It would afford relief in times or
stringency because gold certificates
could be issued against the bullion in7
stead of coins minted, and there
would be more currency in the country
with nothing but bullion being shipped
out. This reform would be undoubt-
edly one of the greatest ever made in
the monetary system of the country
and would do much to relieve present
conditions"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
R0BBER STRIKES CITIZEN
BUT SECURES FEW COINS

While passing the home Of Mrs.
Theresa Terrant, 734 North Broadway,
last night at $3.50 John Welch was
pounced on by a man who had been
lurking in the shadows, beaten and
robbed.
According to Mrs. Tarrant. who wit
messed the attack and robbery, the
robber jumped from the shadows and
struck Welch down with series of
blows, searched his pockets and ran
as Welch's cries of murder" began to
attract the neighbors.
The police were notified Immediately,
and with a fairly good description of
the assailant given by Mrs. Terrant
thoroughly searched the neighborhood,
but made no arrest. Only some small
change that Welch had in his pocket
was the profits of the holdup.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07

Fremont avenue, 211 North-C. D.
Coesele, owner; George Goesele, build
er; alterations to residence; $1,000.
Eouston avenue, 2451-Levi Bost-
wick, at lot, owner; S. Craw, builder;
addition to residence; $3.50.
Bonsallo avenue, 1938-D. A. War
ner, 1916 South Figueroa street, owner;
w. c. Jacobs, builder; two-story "a
room apartment house; $1,000.
Forty-second avenue, 122 East
Miss M. Fisk, at lot, owner; w. P.
ziegler, builder; alterations of resi-
dence; $120.
Forty-third place, 244 West-E. e.
Smith, 1888 West F'orty-third street,
owner; E. S. Williamson, builder; one
story six-room residence; $3.50.
Thirty-ninth street, 1857 East-Ed-
ward Browning, owner; John Mac
Lean, builder; alterations of residence;
$235.
Forty-ffth street, 1857 East-Aaron
Peterson, 4424 Staunton avenue, owner
and builder; one-story, four-room resi-
dence, $500.
Third avenue, near Forty-sixth street
w. F.. Wilson, Colgan Henderson
Furniture company, owner; E. S. Will
hanson, builder; one-story, six-room
residence, $3.50.
Gramercy place, near Maplewood
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
BANKERS COUNCIL CLUB
BANQUETS AT ALEXANDRIA

The Council club of the American
Bankers association held its annual
dinner at the Alexandria last evening,
about seventy persons being present.
The club is made up of former officers
and members of the executive council
of the organization-"The Down and
out" club, as they have been named
bv the members of the association. and
each wear the convention program in
cludes thier annual dinner. Last even
ing, following the dinner, number of
speeches and toasts were responded to
by the more prominent of those pres
ent,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
MOTORCYCLE RACES OPEN
Ng} At ASCOT PARK OCT. 9
Drivers of National Fame to Par
tiCipate in Events

Beginning Sunday, October 8, a Sc
ries of motorcycle race meets will be
inaugurated at Ascot park This track
is the fastest dirt track in the world
for motorcycle racing, and practically
all dirt track records have been made
on it.
With racing men OF national fame
participating, some of the most spec
tacular and thrilling races in the his
tory of the game ought to be pulled off
in Los Angeles this winter.
Such well known drivers as Derkum,
De Roster, Graves, Seymour and Bake,
besides a whole galaxy of local anna
teurs, will be on hand to give the
racing public not only it's moneys
worth, but little more.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
CLEARING HOUSE
BANKERS CONVENE
Treasurer of U. S. Discusses Re-
Iations of Financiers
with Government
Continued from rsge Nine,

objections and defects of the system
could be overcome.
Mr.. Jess was followed by Edmond d.
Fisher, deputy comptroller of the city
of New York, and then came discus
sions on 1.-THE system of letters and
numbers for transit departments,
Uniformity of reports of clearing
house balances" and THE Zone sys-
tenn of collecting country checks"
The filling of the offices of president,
two vice presidents and two members
of the executive committee followed
this. AS soon as the names were pre-
sented they were voted ons the vote
resulting as follows:
President, e. r. Fancher, Cleveland;
vice president, George Guckenberger,
Cincinnati; secretary, Fred Z. Farms
worth, New York, reelected.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
.pR. GRANT, ARRAIeNEp

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-On an in
dictment charging him with the muir
der of Eva Swan, whose mutilated
body was found buried beneath the
basement of vacant house, DR.. Robert
Thompson, alias Grant, was arraigned
today before Judge Dunno Bis cssssi
went over until next Tuesday, TO be set
for trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
Run DOWN BY AUTO

Jose Salvatia, 40 years old. Mexican,
716 San Fernando street. was run down
by an automobile driven by o. A. Jack
son. 2771 West Eleventh street, at Re
public and Main streets last night. He
was taken to the receiving hospital and
treated for a broken leg.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07

,,,s a. EASY o secure a pargain in q used
sutomoh,Ie through want advertising. a. II
used 10 bs-aua suu iH-to secure . horss
and car age.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits issued since
the last publication of the list and
classified according to wards:
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THOS. ]. FISHER & co. UNC.).
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance,
13S 18th st. NV.
rxr1.RIISurn

FIhNiSHED.
1855 Mass av~pw. cor. 1903 r NV. 11r. b. 40. IS
30. GOO BAIT Brown NV, Tor:
1888 n, 16r, 3d. per 343o Brown NV. 7r.
annum. g. 400 h. steam heat. 1000
1918 21st NV. Tor. 4b2O 900 1885 p NV, Tor. 90
PIP Mass av. 1000 Ills 11th. 1lr b..4O.O 90
3032 ~ 15r. 3b. 800 1907 18th NV Or. b. 81 so
2OO1 kal I'd. III. 3bl 300 1925 Fl av NV, Or.
1900 Mass av. ISL. $3.50 b. h. heat. 81 so
2126 NV. lar. %. 100 1912 Ingeside terrace
1928 Mass av NV. iir; NV. 14r, b. steam IN
2o24 o. Or b. SO g.; 500 G ne. sr. b. INV
1711 S NV. Or. 2b. q. 90 heat $3.50
Blair I'd. Takoma TX. 1417 Monroe 81. b. 81. 90
G. Or. b. fur. 1900 las II ne. 7r h. 49, 90
1924 O NV. Or. b. 60. 90 1a2 r nc, 7r b. is 40
S1lS Mt Pleasant. las ne. 7r b.. 3; 90
1Or 2b. &c. 90 S03 Taylor w.Sr. be-. 90
1891 18th 1Or. b6 13 1924 9th nw.Sr, b.. 30 a2
1923 Harvard NV. Tor. 1928 5th. Sr: b.: 20 g.
h-w heat. ..... $3.50 1918 7. NV. Ir. h. 81 30
1888 10th NV. ar 1909 Euclid, Or. b.211O
h. partly furn'd ~ on i14 1st Sc, Or. b.. % 80
1921 q NV. 9r. b..,1.0U l21O I. Or. u. - ~
49,, O NV. Tor h.5O.JO 243I NV. Or, h. ~ 30
1%44 Grard, Or. b.'0.o0 1927 S0th NV. ST. $50
Union Trust bldg. 18th iicI nv. rm O. 1000
4 II NV .$l5 to $40 G2O L nv $40 TO $o5
STORES.
1872 G. NV. sto. dwg. ELS q NV. sto. dwc.
per annum. 2oo ner annum " 700
A number of desirable stables for rent. ranging
'' TNsTR R FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
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THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. 81
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COM
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I APARTMENTS.
Florence Ct. 5r. b.5O. 90
1899 14th. 6r, b. AS. 90
Saranac, Or. b. 40. 20
No. 2. Akron. 6r,b.3T.50
Wagar. Or. b. ..35. 90
Juniata. Or. b. 90. 1880
l414 Hopkins, 3r, b25. 30
1919 LIST. Or, b. 70. SO
2S23 Sherman, Or. b19.5n
sos r I av, ne, Or. bio. 20
1870 14th. Ar. b. 1850
262O X. 4r. b. ....14.00
COLORED TENANTS.
1876 COrc'n. 6r. b.22. M
1924 X NV. 6r, b. 70. so
| 133 n Sc ar. 1850
STABLES.
r 1142 18th. IA stls0. 90
STORES.
al2 n Y aver, 2b. los
PIP 7th sw. sto. dwO. 90
20S eth sw. sto. 4r.25 so
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AUL CO.. 1TH & L NV.
1877 Sth NV. Or. W. 1850
So Myrtle ne,7r.b.16.:'o
1925 Montello ne. 1850
40 l. NV. Or, w. .15.a0
1914 ] ne, Or, W. To- 80
1907 r. ne, sr. b. 400
1873 Fl ne. jr. w..13.5 so
1907 I'd ne, 6r. w.13.O0
1922 Ga av. Ar, w.ic.5U
b12 r. offices. 1900
COLORED TENANTS.
1000 18th NV. 12r. BIS. so
637 7. NV, Sr, b. 1880
61O l. NV, Sr. W. .2I.:10
26OS X NV. Or. b.24.50
2N4O Ga av. 1850
'OS 18th ne. Arb. 1850
31S Ky av Sc. or. b. Is. so
1877 n Sc. 6r, ". 1880
2219 Water nw,5r.w12.50
20 0 NV. 1r. 10. 90
STORES.
Col n NV, sto. eel. Is. 80
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1909 Goth, Or. 2b. 1880
1912 18th. 10r. 2b. s.. 90
l735 s, Or. b. go. on
1917 + NV, Or. 2b.60.65
1910 F. 11r. b. $3.50
1895 9th. 11r. cb. $500
1858 Newton, 1lr, 2b50. 90
1926 18th NV. 11r, b4j.6
1923 N. Sr, b. As. 30
1856 1Ith NV, Tor, 2b42.5O
l74S COrc'n. Or, b. $3.50
1907 18th nw.11r, b40.50
174S Ore av. Tor, b. 40. 90
1852 r ne. Or, b. IS. so
116 Quincy ne. 81, BIO. so
624 Q. Or. b. $50
213 9Th ne, 6r, b.. $3.50
l22S n ] av, Or. b.2.O
y NJ no. Or. h. 22,..'O
TIT 18th ne, Or, b.2l.50
ll2 Hickman Sc, Or.
b...............15.JO
Military road, Ross
lyn. Va, Ar. 800
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1918 K NV. 1Sr. 2bSlO1.05
% III nw.6r. b. stOre43.34
469 Mo ov NV. 21r.b4 90
1928 LIST NV. 7r. b. 1850
Ala NJ NV, Or, b. 40. 90
1920 S NV. Or. b.35.45
434 r / av NV, Or.
b.. stable. $500
Cos 2lst nw.sr.b b. 800
Z Quincy ne. Or. b. 1880
1927 Fla av NV. Or. b30. 80
GOT Fla av nw.7r,b. $3.50
So ! ne. Tor. b. $500
1918 L NV. Or. h. so
1881 9Th NV. Or. b.25.5O
lO2 P NV. Or. b. $3.50
1916 9th NV. 6r. .35
763 Girard NV, Or. b23. 90
lI9 Carroll Sc. OR, BIO. so
1885 Morse ne Or. b22. 50
334 18th Sc. Or. b. .2O.5O
l1l3 9Th NV. Or, 90
1927 Sth nw.Sr.w.1S.50
1929 Morse ne. 6r. BIT 80
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

oh SALE-OPEN TOMOCcOW
most remarkable value in q house
Ioe $e.1e; easily worth $1,000. and
a u.n superior to many al even higher
1916 CALVERT ST, Washington
Heights.
ofrIalhiy the best located, as well as
.ne iarSest Tor the money. in Washing
Ton; Eleven large. well lighted rooms:
bEph,pMS: two beautiful tiled baths.
WIN PEDESTAL washstand in one; large
parlor. finished I'm silk tekko: dining
room large and unusually bright. Japa-
nese leather on walls: large reception
nail. with window: a tiled Kitchen un-
surpassed in any $4,000 house; electric
ana gas light: two stairways: cellar I'M
der whole house: front and back en-
frances to cellar: laundry tubs: heating
system OF high character Double back
porcn. The house Is now beir.. put In
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT co ,DiTION
Gas and electric fixtures are to be re-
enameied and every feature Of the house
made ss good new with many im-
provemcnts over original condition. when
house sold for $fo.5oo: property has n
loan Of 5000 at So. which can remain
az desired.
Remember. the price is only $3.50 Go
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MOORE & HILL uncl, 1888 q ST. NV
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1924 LIST sw, Sr. .t15.ne
1l32 35th NV. 6r. b. 22.5v
42& 7th sw. 13r. h. $500
1874 S Cap. Or, b.l3.5o
IL y Sc. Or. ...--.f5.H
1872 Union sw. 6r.12.O
~ q sw. Or. h. ..-1S-0O
5000 Q NV, 15r. 2b. $500
1910 Conn sv NV, lar.
2b ............1o0-0
1891 Hunt ri sw,5r.I.5
130S Conn av w,15r,
3h 10000
$780, O nv, i0r. h .32-@
4o9 7th sw. 4r. IN. 1900
Arb 10th sw. Or. b.23..0
124S Union sw. 5r-1l-40
aOS G sw. Or. b...1S.0
Iatterner. apt 1 II.
er, b. 1900
TOT 7th sw. 5r. b.1t.io
6O4 Me av sw. ii. 3r.
b .i<.pV
14th and q sw. N. 1870
719 7th sw. I'd 10 -
Veronica. No. 5. .9.00
1919 All sw. fil.:. 49,
723 18th sw III, 5r. bio. 80
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ED HOUSES.
$50 F ne, Or. b.. . 1880
2401 n Cap. Or, b. $3.50
jl3. f. Or. b. 1880
1910 G ne. 1r. h. $3.50
Ill 18th NV. Or, b.
heat fur. $3.50
S24 I ne. Or. b. =. 1880
1928 9th NV. Or. b. 30. 50
111S y II av. Sr. b. so. so
1443 & 1851 W NV.
Sr. b. $3.50
1915 u ne. Or. b. 80. so
1909 G sw. Or. b. key
1904 ...........3 80! 30
% X ne. 11r. h. 20. 20
ZIG Quincy. ar, b.3O.oO
720 9th ne. Or. h. 80. 20
11O1 \ II av. Tor. b. 80. 20
4O4 E Cap. Or. b. 80. 50
1914 \ Cap. Sir. b.3O.50
2SOS \ NV. l2r. b.@.W
T45 Varnum. 6r. b. 1000
634 Ny av.Sr.b. 5000
DO: 333 9th So. Or. h. 900
24O1 \ Cap. CIR. b.@.'N
142 Bryant. or. b.30..O
21a & nc. Or. b. 800
l.4S Morris ne. sr.b.
semi detached $50
AZ Adams. 6r, b.:l 30
ia LIST. Sr, h. -. 2I.:0
1000 Ga av. Or. b.c1.a0
JlO n ne. Sr. b. KEY
at corner ~ 30
% 9th ne. ar. b.
key IS 10. 10
o419 NJ NV. 6r. b. 26.a0
221O-2216 Fl nw.9. b26. ~
{ y. CIR. h. ....ca.oo
l3lS Pa av Sc, Or. b2o.5O
7Ni 4 ne. Sr, b. .2o.JO
$50 Sd ne. CIR. b. .@.6O
80 e. 322 4 Sc. Or. h.
key 3l9 Pa nv sc2I.oo
1n2 Quincy ne. 7r. b. % ST.
1913 9th. Sr. h. $3.50
1919 II nc, Or. h:
KEY 1917 .......3. 5u
lac Mass av ne.6, b2s. 80
1OS O NV. Or. b. $3.50
2,3 9Th ne. Or. b.. 80
766 Park I'd. 6r. b. IS. SO
92S II NV. 6r. b. %, 90
ia 4th. Or. b. .....23.30
721 9th. rear.5r.b. .@.OO
313 II ne. 7r. b. KEY -.
800 ...........: S.W
426 Fla av, Or, b.
kew 42o. .24.!0
1G3 Girard. Or. b. so
o54 9th ne. Or. b. %. 81
1912 9th NV. 6r. b. SO
sos Sd ne. 1r. b. % 90
s NJ ne. Or. b. .3.11
G21 L no. Sr. b. 22..,o
$40 T. ne. :5r. b. .22.5O
74S Gresham. 6r, b.
key next door. d. 50
542 Col I'd, Or. b. SO
1912 Fl ne. CIR. b. .22.50
1920 y Cap. Or. b. $50
81 o. 6r. b. ..2l.5O
23OS Champlain, Or.
b ..............2l. LOO
90 + ne. Or. b. O.50
S1j n. Or. b. 1000
433 Irving. Or. b. 300
1120-1126 Morse ne.
Or. h .@.5o
1919 II ne. Or. b. 20. 30
917 F ne. Or. b. :. .@.50
23OO-2-4-6.1O-12-14-16
Champiain av, Or.
h 1880
519 9TH Sc. Sr. W. 1870
o Myrtle ne, 6r, b. 1850
636 18th ne. Or. b,
key 63S 1850
10 & 1913 Hickman
Sc. Or. b. .18. 20
161S-162S G sc. Or. bis. 90
a3 Myrtle ne. 6r, b. 1880
1895 Kramer. Or. b. .17.M
1625Kramer ne. Or, b16.N
147 l. Sc. Or, b. ...12.50
434-436 18th Sc, 5r.
water ..........l Z.oU
121 SeatOn ne, 5r. 1870
91S 1st. Ar. w......8.0
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I $:33. 80. 1920 22d NV. Sr. b
S33. % X NV. Sr. b
S33. .14S r ne, Or
$3.50. 1903 French. Or
$50. so. 80 l ne, 11r, b
S32. so. .2O29 LIST NV. 7r
| $50. so. 1921 \ Cap, 6r, b
$50. so. 1921 Z Cap, b
$50. 80. Is l ne, 12r
$50. 30. 2223 Flagler NV.
Or. b
$40. so. 1908 Fairmont. Or
$50. so. ZIG Quincy, Or
$40. 80. .25O6 X NV. 11r, b
$50. so. 1852 d Sc, Tor. b
$40. so. 100 9Th ne. Orb
$50. So. = Quincy ne, 6r
$50. 80. 1928 9th NV, Or
| $40. 5C.i3326 9th NV, sr.b
$50. :. 1910 G ne. 7r.
S2S. 30. Dds I'd NV. Or, b
SOS. 80. .3I3 F ne, ar
$3.50. .314 G ne. Or
81. 30. Ills n II nv
$27 80. zoos G ne,Sr. b
$21. so. 641 Mass ne, Or
$3.50. $40 D ne, 8r, b
! $3.50. PA P NV. Sr
SOC. so. 1921 10th NV. Or, b
81; ~. $40 :nth nw.6r.l.
So. ~. 1903 10th nv .Sr.b
So. 20. - y NV. 6r. b
81. ~. Ills y Cap. 6r
81. 20. .6OS Q nv. 6r. h
81. 80. .26 y NV, CIR. b
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| ScI-:n. l31J VT av
81. 10. .7J6 Gresham pl
81. 30. .2OS 10th Sc. Or
81. 30.23l6 Ont I'd, Orb
SD. 30. II u NV. 11r
| $3.50. .443 Lamont. OR
s25. 80. 1O2 Quincy ne. Or
$25. so. ..14O6 nw,Sr. b
SO. 30. .1219 Fl ne, Orb
SO. so. 40 4th ne. 6r, b
lS25. 1O1S 18th NV. 6r, h
| $25. 1856 Hobart. 81
| $25. ....1219 Md av ne
S24. lib f Nc. Or, b
S24. 1911 9Th nv. 6r
$23. jO.214 KY av Sc, Or. b
S23. 80. 900 9th ne. 6r
s23. .223 9th ne, Or
80. 30. .1443 g ne, 6r
500. 30. .912 Sd ne. 6r
500. 80. $40 9TH nc. Sr
500. 80. .52s Col I'd. Orb
$3.50. :. .62l l. Sc, Sr
s2O. 30. .33., 14tk ne. Orb
so. 40. 1884 18th se.6r.h
| so. 20. =. 1909 + nc. CIR
500. so. ..737 I'd NV. Or
| $50. so. .G24 Morton, Orb
$40. 50. 1904 Cham'n.6r.b
$3.50. 1431 g ne, Or. b
| SIS. 40. 143Heck'n Sc. Orb
SIS. 40. .141 Hickman, 6r
SIT. 30. .619 PickfOrd ne.
Or. b
SIT. 80. .637 Pickford ne.
Or. b
$3.50. 1857 Emerson ne
$3.50. .635 Florence ne.
Or. b
$3.50. $40 Florence ne
SIG. 80. $40 Ives Sc, Orb
SIS. so. .2O5 18th Sc. 5r.h
$3.50. . 1913 Morton. 5r
S12. 900 Morton, Or
Sill. so. lab 26th NV
COLORED.
$40. his nth NV. Or
$40. so. 1895 18th nw.7r
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1881 Newton NV. Tor.
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354S 10th NV. Or. b. 81 80
49, Me av sw. 11r. b32. 30
496 Me av sw. Sr, 90
1896 q no. Or. b. .D.1)
1015 LIST NV Or. b. rs. 50
30 h NV. 6r. rs. 30
2219 q NV, 6r. 10. 80
1915 n y av NV, 5r15. 30
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