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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
INDIANA HARBOR.

The South Shore Interurban has
three cars at work now between East
Chicago and Indiana Harbor in order
to preserve their schedule between the
two towns, while the One Hundred and
Forty first street sewer is crossing
their right OF way on Euclid avenue
One of the cars goes backward and
forward between Guthrie street and
One Hundred and Forty first street
while the other two are operating be-
tween One Hundred and Forty first
street and wegg avenue, East Chicago.
1t will probably be three or four days
before the work on the sewer win
have progressed far enough to permit
the replacing of the ties and rails and
through traffic resumed The officers
of the road are In the meantime doing
everything in their power to reduce
the nece- sary inconvenience
The Christian Culture club will give
reception tomorrow evening at Cline
hall to Rev. and Mrs. E. o. Bradshaw,
recently returned from their wedding
trip. There will be an informal musical
program and games. Rev. Bradshaw is
president of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Salmon are en-
PERTAINING Mr.. Salmon's niece. DR.. Mary
Schwartz Newman. and her husband
from New York city, at their, home in
Chicago.
Filan Halenl, who has been running a
saloon on Cedar street without either
city or county license, was arrested
yesterday, the warrant being sworn
out by Lorenz Sands
Last night was the date set from the
regular meeting of the Commercial
club. but the night was so warm that a
quorum failed to appear and the meet
ing was abandoned
Nathan Levy, proprietor of the Gold
en- Gate Wine House. was in Chicago
yesterday on business
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
PIRATES WIN BY
CLOSE DECISION
After Brilliant and Stubborn
Defense Cubs Lose in the
Eleventh, 3 to 2.

Pittsburg, Pa. July 6-After show
ing the most brilliant and stubborn de-
Iehse ever seen for ten innings against
ouos which would have discouraged
almost any other team, the Cubs were
noseu out of the final game of the
series mere in the last half of the
eieVehth by an exceedingly doubtful de-
'ision winch could have been given
either way Score. to 2
Time and time again C,ba,oa.
rose to the emergencies which caIIad
Tor every ounce of nerve and nv !
support Lou Richie STAYED or dafa.+
which several times seemed inevit.h1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
PLUNCERS HIT WHEN
fOLL|E LEVY BAL Ks
George Odom's Colt, Backed
AT Even Money, Refuses
To Start.

New York, July George Odom. the
FORMER star jockey, was ready to bite
ten-penny nails in small pieces today at
the Empire City course His discom-
Hture was caused when Follie Levy re-
FUSED to break at the start of the
Jamaica stakes To make matters
worse, Follie Levy would not bulge
untl the judges declared the race clos
co ana ordered the red board hung up.
men the erratic hlly took it into her
mead 10 run and she galloped the six
furlongs in 1.13. or half a second faster
than Ben Loyal, the winners time. Fol
lies stubborness cost Odon1 the third
money, $3.50, which, while not very
much. would have helped a little
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
INDICT PROMOTERS

Laporte, Ind, July Estates At
eorney smith announced tonight that he
would have the recent eleven-round
nght between Parnell and Shippee in
Vestlsated by the grand jury for the
purpose of indictiRg the promoters
Parnen gave Shippee a terrific beating
and for several days his condition has
been critical.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
PITCHES NO HIT GAME.

Rochester N. Y, July 6.-Jim Wiggs,
pitching for Montreal. this afternoon
let the Eastern champions down with
out hit in a game that was remark
able because only one Rochester PLAYER
saw first base. He walked.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGuE

Cleveland, 5 Chicago, T.
New York, 3; Boston 2; (f1rst game).
Boston 8; New York, (second game).
Philadelphia. 3; Washington, 2.
st. Louis, Z; Detroit, A.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, 8: Chicago, 2 Oil innings).
New York, s; Boston, 8 GA innings).
Brooklyn s; Philadelphia, g.
Cincinnati, 1; ST. Louis, O.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
TINKER AND
BROWN HOME

Joe Tinker and Mordecal Brown. vet
eran members of the Chicago Cubs. re-
turned yesterday from Pittsburg for a
rest until the team returns to Chicago
today Tinker consulted a doctor yes
terday regarding his injured ankle. II
Is believed that he will be in the game
against the Giants Saturday. Brown
PROBABLY will pitch the opening game
against McGraw's aggregation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
New York at Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07

A home is to be established in Cali
fornia for the aged and infirm members
OF the International Marble worers'
Union. President Frederick McGlade of
the SanFrancisco local has been select
ed to report upon an eligible site 1t is
considered probable that the home will
be located in the vicinity of Monterey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
u. S. TEAM IN
SIDNEY WINS

Sidney. N. s. W., jury o-Tne AIT-
American football team. composed of
students from Western universities, de-
feated the Orange team by a score of
II to 9 here today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07

Fully $4,000 operatives in the New
England States are already affected by
the short time policy of the summer
months. which has been decided upon
by numerous manufacturers of textiles.
and 1t Is expected that the number will
be more than doubled during the
months Of July and August
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
NIGHT RIDER VICTOR

SALISBURY, England. July 6-The
Hurstbourne stakes of 20 sovereigns
each, with 300 sovereigns added. for
year olds, distance five furlongs
straight. was won by Night Rider.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07

If YOU THINK 1aAf THE TIMES
is TRYING TO GIVE YOU THE
NEWS. YOUR SUBSCRIPTION WILL
BE APPRECIATED
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
SPORTING CALENDAR
OF THE WEEK.
WEDNESDAY,

WEDN ESDAY. 4
Opening of international 4
= chess masters tournament at !
q Hamburg.
THURSDAY. Z
Opening of Wyoming state 4
= tennis championship tourna- 4
9 ment MT Basin, wyo. :
Western Golf association omen Z
= championships being in Chicago. 1
Open professional Canadian I
. golf championships begin in To- 4
= ronto.
canadian ten-mile running 4
= championship at Ambherst, Ms. I
FRIDAY. Z
Opening of West Kentucky 4
. Fair association race meeting Z
q at Mayfield, Ky.
Opening of two-day automo- 4
. bile race meeting at Churchill 4
. Downs track, Louisville. 4
SATURDAY :
Sailing yacht race starts from 4
. New York for bermuda. Z
= Opening of International 4
. aviation meeting in Toronto. 4
Start of the ocean yacht race 4
q from San Pedro, CAL, for Homo z
y lulu. z
Championship tournament Of 4
- the Hudson River Tennis assoc 4
= citation at Yonkers 4
y Central States Rowing axxo- Z
. citation regatta at Quincy, HI. 4
= Illinois state tennis champion 4
= ships at Aztec club, Chicago. a
= Delaware state tennis cham a
= piOnships begin in Wilmington. a
Opening of five days race a
q meeting at st. John. n. b. :
= = = = . = = = . = . 80 . .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07

WHY ARE YOU NOT A TINES
READER2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
BANK STATEMENT.
.EP0RT OF THE CONDITION of THE
EAST CHICAGO BANK.

Bank at East Chicago, the at the clo
Business IN 80 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
THERE IS / OU TY
EVEN On MONEY
IN MEXICO
Big Duty Imposed on the Elk
port and Import of Mex
lean Pesos.

SocaIled radicals say that the sugar
trust, the beef trust, the flour trust
and all the other trusts, take money
away from the dear people That is in
the United States, the home of the free
end the trusts
But in Mexico they appear to have a
still better system You don't have to
buy something to lose something They
are much more polite about it. They
take the money itself away from you
OF course, it is all legal, and perfectly
proper, but II is true. There is nothing
new about the law, but there is about
the enforcement of Il. It began about a
q weck ago here on the border, and of
all the bowls that ever went up from
Ciudad Juarez it has caused the biggest,
ioudest, most hearty howl
Silver pesos are contraband. Yes,
contraband. No, not counterfeit pesos,
real genuine pesos. Now, Mexican dol
lars are currency in China, the Philip
pine Islands or other parts of the ORR
ent.
With the changing of the money mar
ket, it was discovered that pesos could
be bought much cheaper in China than
in Mexico, hence a profit from their i'm
portation. So a duty was put on the sill
Yer pieces. however strange an idea
that may SEEM
Until recently inspectors at the FL
Paso port paid little attention to peso
smuggling, except when locating a pro-
fessional importer of real money. But
beginning Monday last a change was
noticed The inspector who formerly
walked through the car, only hesitating
at big bundles, has become a real
sleuth.
1t is the women who are inspected.
The feminine handbag is weighed in
the hand Of the inspector, and often
opened If q half dozen pesos are found
they are confiscated without ado There
are no arrests made, only the big
grab"
A number Of such cases have occurred
this week But authentic reports tell Of
customs inspectors raiding some booths
in the public market and discovering a
quantity OF silver cart wheels in the
possession Of a certain small scale mer-
chant Despite the protests of the VEN
dor, his wealth has been confiscated
Also, reports based on good authori.
ty, have ii that certain complaints have
been filed in the district court and that
legal battle is TO be fought, connect
Ing some prominent Juarez citizens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
GOCARTS ARE FASHIONABLE
IN Ell PASO POSTOFFICE

Roscoe L. Ritter a clerk in the post
office. is glad that he is papa His
was glad Friday. but he is even bladder
today He was corTaled by a number of
his coworkers in Uncle Sans building
yesterday, and while he was busy with
blind reading" some one slipped up
and handed him, no. not lemon, but
dandy little gocart. in which he can
wheel the heir apparent Louis Allen
Ritter along on the )romenades on Sum
DAY afternoons.
The baby carriage is popular in the
postOffice and every time one Of the
clerks has any use for one, the others
buy one for him. This is the second
that has been presented since the new
style gocarts became fashionable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
Ebert Hubbard on Human Nature

Caprice, temper, accident all act upon
man. The north winI of hate. the
simoom of jealousy, the cyclone of pas
sion beat and buffet him. Pilots strong
and pilots cowardly stand at the helm
By turn. But sometimes the south wind
softly blows, the sun comes ont by day,
the stars at night; friendship holds the
rudder firm and love makes all secure.
Such is the life of man a voyage
on life's unresting sea; but Dickens
knows it not-Ether is always good,
Fagin is always bad. Bundle Is always
ponspous. and ScrOOgs is always Schoogs.
At no Dickens's party do you ever mis-
take Cherryble for Carker. yet in real
life Carker is Carker one day and Cher
rvble the next-ves, Carker in the morn
ing and Gherryble after dinner.
There is no doubt that dummy so
ridiculous as Peckeniff has reduced the
number of hypOcrites; and the dOmineer-
ing and unjust are not quite so '~"7ular
since Dickens painted their picture with
a broom.
And now if laugh-at folks or at GER
tain traits which certain folks possess.
just remember that | do not laugh in
scorn.
In very truth how would I know the
man was absurd. if I did not look into
my heart and see the man reflected
there? The thing | see. I am. All we
behold in life Is the picture we throw
upon the screen.
That which is not akin to you, YOU
do not know exists.
Man is the only animal in creation
that marches proudly in LIES procession
and vet sits high in the grandstand and
watches himbself 90 by. And a very
good way to cure fault Is to give it
the merry ha ha.
o wad some power the giftie ole us
To see Oursel's As ithers see rs:
1t wad frae monte blun1er free us,
an foolish notion.
SO sang BObbie Burns. and the curious
fact is that in great degree we do see
ourselves as others see us. otherwise we
would be ram, Jam. stark. staring mad,
a sprint for Bedlam at the sDopd limit
Ebert Hubbard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
RAILWAY LINE
To BIC DAM
IS STARTED
Large Force Begins Grading
Toward Elephant Butte
Reclamation Project.
MANY EXCURSIONS
PLANNED TO SITE

Teams. scrapers, Missouri mules and
men are now on the job at the right
ofway OF the Elephant Butte & FL
Paso railway, which will connect Ell
Paso with the Elephant Butte dam
site direct by way of the Santa Fe.
When this construction work begins
Il will be the welding of the link which
will connect the big dam with the out
side world and will be the main artery
by which all of the materials and sup
plies will be taken to the damSite for
the $4,000 600 empounding reservoir.
The Petrolithic Construction company
has its force of men in camp on the
rightofway and will begin moving the
rock and dirt along She rightofway Of
the railroad lines at once.
Excursions to Scene OF Work.
When this road is completed and the
big construction camp IS esta blished
at the site of the dam. the camp city
win be one Of the show places of FL
Paso and weekly excursions will be
run 20 the damsite from FL Paso.
Weekly excursion trains will also be
run over the new railroad into FL Paso
en- Saturday evening for the convent
ence OF the workmen who will make
their home IN FL Paso and will be
able 10 spend Sunday with their fami-
lies
Work to be Rushed.
HavinE had the assurance that thu
Elephant Butte dam would receive the
first attention Of the reclamation ser
vice because Of it's fnternat lonal char
acter, the work on the dam will be
rushed forward as speedily as g force
of several thousand men can crowd It
When the muckers begin work in the
river bed preparing the foundation for
the big wall Of masonry and concrete.
the dam will be on its final lap and its
completion will be but a matter of
time. an element which offers no OBJ
stacles to the advancement of indus
trial projects.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20

places the tail at fierce angle, makes
the glass eyes glare, and Won are ready
10 swear that the thing Is alive.
BY rumIHaging over the commercial
world YOU can collect the harshness,
greed avarice. selfishness and vanity
from 4 thousand men. With these sins
YOU can. if YOU are very skillfui. CON
strJct a Ralph Nickleby, a Scrooge. n
Jonas Chuzzlewitt. an alderman Cute 4
Mr.. Hurdstone, Bounderby. or a Grad
grind at will
\ little more pride. trifle less hy-
pocrisy. mOlecule extra of untrIth,
and flavor with this fault or that and
your man IS ready to place UP against
the fence to dry.
Then you can make collection of
all the ridiculous traits: the whims. silly
pride. foibles. hopes founded on moth
ing and dreams touched with moon
shine, and YOU get a Micaw6er. Put in
a dash of assurance and COOL thimble
full of hypocrisy and Peckaniff IS the
product Leave out the assurance. re-
placing it with cowarlice. and the re-
suit is Dr. ChliiD or Criah Heap. Mud
die the whole with stupidity and Bum
bic comes forth. proud and pOmpous.
Then for the uncO guide, collect the vir-
tues and season to suit the taste and
we have CheerybIe Brothers, Paul Dom
hey, or Little Nell These characters
have no development. therefore no his
tory-the circumstances under which
YOU meet them vary that's all. They
are people the like of whom are never
seen on land or sea.
Little Nell is good all day long. while
live children are good for only five min
utes at time. The reoccurrence with
which these five minute periods return
determines whether the child is good"
or Dad In the intervals the restless
little feet stray into flower beds: stand
on chairs 50 that grimy dimpled hands
NAV reach forbidden Jam: run and romp
in pure. Joyous innocence, or kick spite
fully at authority. Then the little fell
low may 20 to sleep. smile in his dreams
so that mamma SAYS angels are talking
to him; when he awakens the five min
ute GOOD smell returns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
PLANT
FIEESTINIHE
SOUTHWEST
Equipment Entirely Fire
prcof, Pressing Tables Be
ing Solid Cement.
STORAGE BOOM IS
Eg0DERN THROUGHOUT

The cleaning and dyeing works of
clyde Holmes which has just been COM
pIeted on the corner of Ochoa and Texas
streets is the first strictly fireproof
plant of its kind to be built in the
southwest. The entire building, which
has been completed at a cost of $4,000,
is fireproof throughout. Even the
pressing tables are of concrete and no
woodwork enters into the construction
of the building
For the convenience of the customers
Mr. Holmes has arranged for storage
rooms of fireproOf construction in
which furs and clothing may be stored
during the winter season without
danger from fire or moths. The most
modern pressing and cleaning ma
chinery has been installed at the plant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
BAPTIST CHURCHES
PLAN FOR REVIVAL
Rev. DIR. Head VIII Assist
Local Pastors-Singers
Will Attend.

Beginning Sunday, August IS. the
Calvary Baptist and Houston Square
Baptist churches will hold a joint re-
vival, lasting for three weeks
A large tent in which the services
will be held has been secured
Rev. DR.. Head, assisted by the pas
tors OF the two churches, wiz conduct
the preaching services, Robest Jolly, a
we'll known evangehstic singer, VIII
have charge of the music.
Miss Pitt of Georgia, a solofst, win
also be present and win assist in the
meetings.
The meetings will probably be the
largest held here In a number OF years.
DR.. Head has had remarkable success
in his meetings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
MANY TOURISTS Ask
FOR RENTAL HOUSE )
Demand Threatens to Be
More Than Available
Supply This Winter.

The demand for rental houses and
and the supply promises TO be COM
pletely exhausted before the zeal win
ter tourist demand starts The realty
agents are having daily inquiries for
rental houses The requests are par
ticularly for flats or small apartments
for light housekeeping. Although a
number of apartment buildings have
been completed since last season, the
demand promises to exceed the supply
again this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
II HE article in which I deal, as n
speciality. is human nature.
= | picture traits. moods. actions.

speciality. is human nature
| picture traits moods. actions.
Viewed from the neon, with a pow
erful telescope. all of cur deeds would
be straight comedy.
Lovers. for instance, are all uncon-
sciOCs comedians
Nothing in life is so funny. so absurd,
so tragic as are the antics OF humanity
Lawyers in deadly earnest trying
cases. and lovers in the park. are ALWAYS
amusing unless YOU happen TO be mixed
up in the lawsuit. or are seated on the
bench by the side OF the girl. If SO, then,
bless my soul, that's different.
Butt because | laugh at human traits
Is no sign that [ am indifferent to the
woes and joys of mankind. | love people,
bat some of the actions of some people
l may dislike.
| may smile at folks and laugh, and
vet feel pity and love for the indi
vidual
Charles Dickens was perhaps the
greatest dealer in human traits that the
world has ever seen.
Dicl1ens's characters are persOnifica-
ticns ftraits not men and women. Yet
they are deal funnier-they are as
funny as box of monkeys, as enter
tanning as a Punch and Judy show. as
interesting as fnteen puzzle, and
sometimes as pretty as chromos. QuilD,
munching the eggs. shells and all, to
scare his wife. makes one shiver as
though a Jack in the Box had been
popped cut at him.
Mr.. Hould. the undertaken. and Jag
gers, the LAWYER, are as amusing as
Humpty Dumpty and Pantaloon And
am sure that no live lawyer ever gave
me half the enjoyment that Jaggers
did. Dr. Sl1mmeEs's talk is better med
kline than the pills Of any living VI. d.
Because the burnt cork minstrel pleases
me more than real coon" Is no reason
why I should find fau.t
Dickens takes the horse, the eagle and
the elephant and makes an animal of
ais own. He rubs up the feathers,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
READY
FOR NEW BUILDING
Roberts-Banner Structure
on Plaza Soon Ready for
Many Tenants.

The glazing, the interior marble
workle work and the exterior tile are
ready to be set in the new Roberts
Banner building on the piazza. Much
of the plate glass has been set and
the building is beginning to take on a
finished appearance.
The first floor columns on the two
streets are 20 be faced With green
terra Gotta tile while the two main
Hobbies are to have a finish of white
marble.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
IMPROVEMENTS ON
NORTH Ell PASO

North El Paso street, the new North
Ell Paso street between San Francisco
and Franklin. is beginning to put on
citified airs The recently opened street
is being improved with sidewalks along
the FL Paso street sides of the new
Krakauer, Fork & Moye and the new
Schultz buildings and the street will be
rolled and graded through this block.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
DAILY RECORD.

Two building permits were issued Fri
day by Inspector S. B. Haggart. The
estimated cost Of the Improvements.
however, is but $50, as follows:
To T. Cordoa, two rooms adobe,
1912 South Florence street, estimated
cost $50.
Luis Madrid, one room adobe. Hill
street and Magoffin avenue, estimated
cost 500.
Deeds Filed.
Boracho-J. w Bake 90 c. E. Alex
ander, lot 3 in block IS, lot % in block
81, Boracho, Texas; consideration, $50;
Jan 26, 1910
Alhambra Heights-E. Wright to H.
L. Howell, lots 9, 10. II and y, block 9,
Alhambra Heights; consideration, $1100:
Aug 9, 1910
San EIizario-W. w. Swartz to Mrs.
Bertha Schultz. tract of land in corporate
limits of San Elizario; consideration,
s1SSO.45; July &c, 1910
Licensed 10 Wed.
Eutimio Rey and Criz Chacon.
Births.
To Jno. Morales and wife, 6O4 Fourth
street, boy, Mexican, Aug. II
To Victoriano Margueda and wife,
All Durango street, girl, Mexican, Aug
Is.
girl, Mexican, July Z.
To Lenobia Avila and wife, smelter,
girl, Mexican, Aug. ,.
To MemesciO Flores and wife, 1107
Florence street, girl, Mexican, Aug. l.
Joe Larriou. well known mining
man of Paradise, Ariz, left FL Paso
Saturday morning on his way home
after a business trip to east Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
SELLS VALLEY LAND,
BUYS CITY PROPERTY

Mrs. Anna Harris has sold II acres
of improved valley land to H. c. Marks
for sS0GO. In return Mrs. Harris has
Paso for s250O Two of these are in
Government Hill addition, six in the
French addition. FIVE in Altura Park,
and six in Military Heights Both the
valley and city property deals were
made through Cassidy & Davidson
Mrs Harris will build residence on
the Government Hill property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
METAL CEILING IN
MOREHOUSE PLACE

A metal ceiling is being put on the
first story of the new Morehouse build
ing which is being completed adjoining
the Caples building on San Antonio and
Mesa avenue. The glass and interior
finish is also being set and this room
will be ready for the tenant by the
first of the month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
IMPROVES RICH
VALLEY LAND TRACT

Dr. H. P Deadly has bought Is acres
in the Valley Gate tract from L. ".
DcrbGndt and is having a bungalow
erected on the ranchi 1t is on the
opposite side of the road from Mr.. Dor
bandit home. where he is installing a
pumping plant fwhicl viii supply
both ranches. Mr. Dorbandt is also
improving has place with a garage, a
new barn and other Improvements.