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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-10

WANTED - Fashion.
able, up-todate dress-making-stylc.
fit, satisfaction guaranteed. Both
phones $50. q. D. Wade. 10eod3t
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
BIG POWER HOUSE BUILT.
New Queens Borough Trolley Line Will
Soon BE in Operation.

The New York and North Shore Traction
Company has practically completed the
erection Of the inm.nse power house on
the Bayside meadows which is 20 supply
the current for the operation ~ the neN
trolley line from Flushing 10 the North
Shore Waterfront of Queens ard the eAten-
sion Joining Nassau COun,y and Queens
Borough. Trolley poles have been placed
along the l.ne II the tracks an0 viii BE- set
within a few weeks. II is announced by
The os.icials Of the company that the road
win he ln operation before the opening Of
The summer season.
To residents Of North Shore sections the
l1ushiny-M milestone lire is considered th-
most important of the recent transit i'm
prcvs Tae..is. n il the first trolley to bring
MlitestCne Malha, Nhitostone Landing
and toe groWing home sections which have
l.cen centres of a-;i,e Dwelling construc-
tion recently IN direct communication by
trolley NIih Manhattan The western ter
minus % the line T. al Broadway and
Prii.,e street. FlusLlig. where connections
nsay ue made with the trolley ~ the Queens
County Railroad. which Win run cers across
tic guccnsbOIo Bridge.
I.,r construction - the line is the ,ul-
pin-tion .f wears OF effort on the part oi
a, i- rsanizstioas and public bodies. Nhiie
the Aarth shore VA divided almost sn-
treiy into .auntry estates there was prAc-
tica.ly no demand FOR other transit than
taat fCrr.lshcd over ihe North Shore di-
vision of tne Long leland Haiirocd. o. tire
last rev 3ears. however. deN Gopins com-
!l.'ul,s have divided many ~ tne-e large
,staits INTO home sections. and demands
for complete TRAN, oTtati"n facilities have
grown With tho Increasing population
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
TO HAVE A NEW HOME.
Board of Trade of South Ozone Park
Growing Rapidly.

AZ meeting OF the South ozone Park
Board " Trade, held last Friday nIsbt
plans were approved for the constrtlction
Of clubhouse Co cost 5000 The buitiin,
committee vas authorizei to begin work
immediately The BOARD OF Trade expects
." move into It's new structure early 4,
JWe
The building Will be 10, atcd a. Rockav.,,
Plank Read ana BrinkmCyer er avenue IN
the hasemen, there will be a bowling atlev
and a billiard room. on the firsr loor /.
large hall for public gatherings and ON ,ho
second hoOr apartments
The Board OF Trade. whose membersl,i,
mas increased from ~ To I57 ia tine Jas,
sixteen mouths. Is factor ina puhlic sfr,,,r.
~ 'h!S seetioa of Queens. which viii be
aircrtly benehtcd by the Improvement !,
Jamaica Eay and the bui lin. .f ~. -.
terminal % the Pcnnsylvt,,ia Railro,d =,
jamaica "'
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
REALTY NOTES

s. Ossood PeIl & Co. have been sop,..
sole agents FOR the Shigpan Wafo- -
Realty Ccmpany's handscme Geyoio--
az Shippan Point Stamford. conn ~
property Is directly on Long Island 49,.
and Is laid out most att-acticof, T..
modern Improvements. Including -.
water. electricity and m4csdam dFlve-
the roads are 60 te omt ellished with ~.
naples
Edward s. Naumberg ls the bursr or
> west ssd street, sold through siaw-,, T.
Hobbs
Gustave Britt has leased Tor Fl.- 4.
McNlsnus No. i3 Van Ness Place Ia ~.
COnley: for COrneIis T. BuGd 10 Erlz,s.-
Jcnes. No. cZS West 18Th street. fo- -.
ard W Block 20 a. B r.ldridgc. ts.. y.
az No. "a South street and flr Ann. +.
Madison 90 Elizabeth Tufhni The du.r,.
house No. - Bcthune street
THE -PharmaceuticaI Era" has t-
from d. f. Seybei' the third Gsor IN h.
s. and 50 Fulton street. corner o. -.
street. for use as offices and er..
rooms. The charles r. Moves Co
negotiated the lease.
William r. Mason has leased fo-
WestOWn Realty Company the drsr--
house al No. 81 West S7th street
The DurOss Company mas leased hrc.
ron Bros. & 60. the store and 49,.
at the southwest corner of 18th stre,t =.
Ninth avenue % John Carrie & Son To-
term of years.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

are being constructed. besides an Observa-
tion tower. which will command twenty
mile view of the ocean. Great South Bay
and surrounding country.
Though BTightwateTs has been open for
residential use only about a year. IL is now
taking on the aspects OF a pOpuIOus com
munity. with the advantages Of country
and suburban homes and the convenience
or city life u is predicted that in five
years this community will have a resident
population. with Bay Shore. Of more than
twenty-five thousand.
The Venetian Waterway. which pene-
trates the property about one mile from
the Great South Bay. u Is said. will play
an important part i'm the DEVELOPMENT OF
this bayside park. since this waterway Oc-
cupies a strategic point and is the only in
land harbOr on the lay. II dominates the
deep water channci 20 the Fire island inlet
and marks the shortest and most dirert
course possible from the ocean 10 the I.ong
Island Railroad With its biz facilities for
harborlge. having about one million saIar.,
feet of harbOrage surface and transversing
the inland waterway of I0ng Island beinc
projected from GTavcsend Bay and Ia
maica Bay on the west to the north and
south fiukcs Of the island through Peconic
Ray ON the east. q will be the Iosical har-
bJrage. II Is also said. for the sailing ana
steam yachtS and other pleasure craft pIy i
ing the waters Of this inland waterway and
Of the Great South Bay.
According 10 a report the rapid transit
trolley system of the South Shore Traction
Company. from 59th street. Manhattan.
crossing the WIlI!amsb burg Bridge and pass
ins through Briahtwaters To Patchogue.
viii be- in operation within "A YEAR This
line closely parallels tire l'ri-R Road Parkway
Boulevard. built through Brieh;waters ami
projected from Babylon to PAtchOgue This
7 boulevard has separate courses. divided by
trees and pdrkinss. for automobiles car
Tiases. bicycles and pedestrians
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
HUDSON RIVER BRIDGE PROJECT.

Engineers employed by the Interstate
Bridge Commission are working OIL plans
and specifications for the proposed structure
TO span the Hudson River at 159th street.
The commission has also received eral
communications from construction com
pdnes preparing 20 bid on the work. which
say that they can complete the bridep IN
three years. The fact that the approaches
on both sides of the river are public prop
erty will also eliminate the usual delay in
condemnation proceedings.
AZ a meeting OF the Board Of FreehOldeTs
Of Bergen County last week. a resolution
wds adopted authorizing the county to take
over and improve Central avenue from the
river as far west the station OF the
Northern Railway of New Jersey at LeOnia.
making il part OF the state boulevard
system.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

Gilpin Park and tributary sections.
The season started unusually early here
as a result of the announcement that the
Hudson River Bridge would be located at
119th street
Since then the assurance OF the early
construction Of the bridge through apprO-
priatiOns by New York and New Jersey for
the preliminary work has stimulated the
demand for homes and home sites. SatuT-
days and Sundays look like excursion days
In these communities, as so many prOspec-
tive purchasers take advantage of the good
weather 10 visit this section.
Bert q. Faulhaber. Of Bert e. Faulhaber
20. sellinS agents for Gilpin Park. said
that he had never seen anything like the
demand for houses and residence sites 50
early i'm the season. and the number Of in
qHiries as well as the business being done
indicates a record year for Bergen County.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

plaza. az Elizabeth street. the drawings
being substitutes for those originally hled
early I'm tho present year. The prospective
architects are - +. n Gilbert and Oscar
IsONinscn.
Plans have also been filed for remodel
ling the two old-fashiOnod three story
tenement houses Nos 2Di and - West
18th street into dwellings. one for two
families and the other for one family. with
an upper story ftted as studio. The
change Of occupancy will he made for the
estate Of R. ,. HOguet from designs by
Frank Hausle. as architect.
Plans have also been filed for remodel
ling and modernizing the five story tene-
ment house A. No. 81 Second avenue. the
improvements to he mace az cost of $3.50
in compliance with Tenement House DE
partment requirements from designs by
Henry Rcgelman fer John r Bauer as
owner. and revised plans for the proposed
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
GIFTS TITLE TO lsILLceEsr

The Jamaica fIillcrcst COMPANY. was
was recently organized with Michael Cr.
nan. John u. Jhlge Charles p HaslTcr
g. Ilupfel. jr.. William T. Rae. Brs an p. Ks-
nelly ana Harold g. McSulty as dirccto~
took title yesterday - the W D. Wyct-.
tract and ths Tha;ford and Van srf-
tracts, tie titles being guaranteed hy q.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Con
pany. comprising about two hundred se.
in the H.ll section of Jamaica. The pror~
" has a very large frontage o. over Al
teen thousand feet or the principal IA,
adamized hillside avenue. Grar
avenue. Bergen avenue Highland ageas
Home Lawn avenue and Union aycnIe-a-.
adioins the Jamaica Estates.
William r. I;ae, the president Of ths cu-
pany said yesterday that the entire p.ss
erty would be developed al once.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
FINE oAKDALE PLOT SALE.
J; Will Be Held. az vesey Street Rooms
Next Month.

Another sslc ~ Oakd2le vila site owned
hy a. r. Aston vil be hold on April al
tic Real Estate Exchange sslcsroun. Nos
- anc lc Acssy street, o., Brtan h. Ken
ac'ly. sueiloncr. The plots are considere
10 be among the ,hoioest on tiieat south
i.aN. l".iag u5rderrd hy tao of the most
lcsutiful estates on Long Island and stu
ate1 within IN ninut's' walk 81 tie OAK
dale station.
Re -eH iraa'ng b. property a. Oakdale
inii li,s a steady cilian,elnent - values
e.Yoe .he carlloi abs - last year were
made ahc property D. icauiifuly shaded
1ne .ar"fliiy iesti.eiod against indiscrim
inate buildiag
Permanent s'oIs rights CO., Great South
lay ail 8, included in ihc safe Tl.e tclmB
Nll 20 easy. a. - licr cent 80 ihs purchase
price win he allowed on inor'laee f,r three
years ~ u,r cent. win iitlcs guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
NOVEL TIMES SQUARE sUILDs:

The lower part Of the facade Of the buzz
ing soon 70 be erected at No 1557 70 q
broadway for syndicate healed oy He-
Erkins. architect. viii 5e an exact copy
the famous Petit Trian0n AZ Nersaila
built by Louis Nv. The building is ta q
twelve stories high. The ground fooT a..
balcony will be used for restaurant pr
poses. while the upper part cf the buil1tl
will be occupied as a hotel
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
TO INVEST $50. 900.
Money WIN BE Spent IN Build
ing Goth 81. Loft Structure.

Plans have been filed for a twelve story
loft building. with stores. Ia lie built on
the 95-foot plot al No. 55 West coth street.
al a cost OF $4,000. for the Theological
Seminary Of the Presbyterian Church.
Princeton. as owner. and for six story
tenement house. for fifteen families. with
ground floor store. Ia he erected at a cost
OF SS0coo for Louis J. Ullmsn. as ov ner
on the extension TO the Delaney street
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
A 100000 Rental.

Joseph p. Kennedy has leased from n 6
Copeland for foTty-twO years. a. ar agTs
gate rental Of 10000. a plot l00x7. fest
the southeast corner OF tiith street an
Broadway. He viii erect resIaur-
building on the site. Thomas j. O'RaE
negotiated the lease
W. 3. Quaintance has leased for me u-
Of five years nom Louis Korn, thro-a
s. +. Kelly & Co. store in his rt'
building at No. 4 West I'D street, 70 Ara
Maynard. now al No. % West I'D street
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
POPULAR BY TOWN.
MaHy Persons Noe 1H Year
Residents at Brightlcaters.

The opening or the spring season al
BTightwaters. the Thousand Acre city by
the sea- is marked by "A big increase in
activity. The T. B. AckersOn Company,
dev, Jpins this great country homes park,
IS doubling the big force Of labor and
equipment that has been in operation all
winter. In the new pine belt section of five
hundred acres. added this winter 20 the
nronertv. thirty new California BUNGALOWS
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

wing Place. fronting 20 feet On P-o,
by no feet on living Place. 70 Ra,,.-'r
r. Valentine. the property on the e,..'e ..'s
side % Neptune avenue. about sG9 ].
north of East Broadway. with f-,-
of 26S feet on Neptune avenue. 4, s'
Hannah r. Allen. the property On rso
erly side cf rrvins Place. near Cen,r,r
nuc. SOxfOO feet
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
SALES AT woooMERE, l. I.

Macmillan Morgenthau. president OF
WOOdmere Realty Company. yesterday re-
ported the following recent sales at Wood
mere. Long Island; To John l.. NicNamee
a plot on the easterly side OF irving Place
near Central avenue. 6OX1SO feet 10 Eliza
beth A. McNamee. Plot on the Casteriy side
OF Irving Place. near Central avenue. 7fN
$50 feet improved with dwelling house 10
William Weisendanger. property on the
nOrtheastorly corner of Broadway and IT.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

and One-half acres. a. the intersection OF
HeathcOte and Park roads. with frOntage
on the associations private paT'S and lake.
Mr.. Williamson is a member Of the Eiw
firm Of Williamson & Smith. Of No. 115
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
LsRcHmoNT PARK SALES.

The following sales a. I.archmont Park
Nere made last week To Mrs. J a. Don
ton. 81 Nhiie Plains. = i,lot on suydam
avenue. and 10 ffod a Nye snd q. 4
Gardner. 10th - AoN Tork. on the Boston
Post Road. ieseliing house arc being
built for for e. o. cannon. on Bayard
street and o'connor. of Brooklyn. a.
the corner " 1ayAes avenue ana B.yara
street
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

TemoGelling OF the restaurant and cafe al
No. l5s West 18th street uniting il with the
adjoining building at No. i54 the improve
merits being made al a cost OF $1,000 for
Wolff Il Carren. as lessees from designs by
Harry Allan Jacobs. architect.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
LEASE THE CADILLAC.

McNamee & HOllcran. Of Albany. are q
new lessecs Of the Hotel Cadillac, a. D.
northeast corner OF Broadway and q
street. They will make extensive a'i1
ations To the interior and exterior Of q,
tostIery Mr.. Holle-Il is prOprtetos {
Stanwix Hall. Albany.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
SCARsOAlE PLOT SOLD

The ScaFsdaIe Company has so,a
Pliny W. Williamson tho lsst rer,',,,,o "
residential plot IN its Heathcote s~so,,'
Iion Development az ScarsdaIe. Tb,, !.
arse S0sHef property. containing over thrr.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
HoMESEEKERS IN BERGEN co
Demand for Gilpin Park Plots Larger
than Anticipated.

one OF the most active sections in tire
suburban zone this spring is Bergen CouE-
~. especially aloag the Palisades. This is
particularly true OF EnglewoOd. DumOnt.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

TWO HIGH CLASS DWELLING HOUSES SOLD LAST WEEk.
tHusesind b anovJ
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
North Of Terminal s.a,ior.

other deals in AID near shls s,,....., d, ..
No'h were The sale ~ the n.s -for, -,
ment sUu~e 81 isS Ncst ga ,tr,,t. 80 .f..
three story lu:id..r. 80 N-,., --,t .,r,.,
of tie fWo lu.ilinSs. Aus ~. aud a. =.
thih avenue. ui ihc uNe starl buld-nE. No
- West 9Th street. y tle tln,. .ior. .na
basement dW'lliHe loDsc. 40 "a, A,e.. ss,t
sircet. and of thc tllre. til,, -or. ,,n ,uin..
house. ~ 80 a, 81, N,-t sli -,rec, IT,
bufers ~: &c premise $50. - Nsl I'm
Etrte' s-c Slism-h 4 Aaul..i,a., r,a,
cNn ti'e acI"inlis IOur >-ors uu.lafi.-. No.
20 and -. and tlrrtf1fe ,,,inr,l i tio.
Win frouiar" 40 - Iesf ara 81 l,p-f. .
- feet Tie buyers = the nr,-i.l.,s *.
2h Wees s,th s;locf u~e o. a. = l.i.-ti.
1's ph D. C'a0 5rd "a z. sioldstaie Kynt
Tins purchase iii' bus~ss. WpD also o.Na ~.
20 80 ~ hnto idoi stA froutape of
io foei and d'pu ~ lp5 i.ei
Ju~i -fufhwr-f 80 tbs ucu uI',lr.t.,, f.,f.
centre > fhe "iu Gre.unf-fi K-Hlac.. Iisi,,.,
Arc Rlilssc hs- Furnished SOM, tnlr.,,..,,t
realty noNs iioms fhis wear. ANA th.-o are
niaui signs tlGi ihc d'siil,i is more aiit.r.ns.
a. builders 90 busincas structure than IL va.
come ,cars ago. has deal in tue ,iistri-t
I'cT-coted lasi week VA tic purchase b,
fhf Jarkson Square Realty company u lbe
properly 80 "a 40 - West Ieth street.
sstercing through 40 40 % 90 u Jane
tleei Old buildings on q plot fronting - p
feat and co. feet, respe, tivoi5. with q deiah
- about l2G feet lustf west 81 Greenwich
avenue on that site the buyer Nll pui up
q siE story and bassmsnt gaTsge. That
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19

alfalfa products, ,room corn. etc. and
that splendid showing OF the val.
ley resources be made.
Contracts for one OF the largest res
eryoir and canal systems in the his.
tory OF irrigation in Colorado were
let in Lamar last Monday when the
Bent and Prowers County irrigation
Districts closed with the Southwest.
ern Construction Company. of Chica.
go. for the construction OF reservoirs
and canals for the storage Of 225 900
acre feet of water More than $500
600 Gu -ie yards of dirt will have to
te removed in the erection OF dams
and the excavation necessary TO com.
plete the gigantic project. Work will
start at once and the expenditure
involved is $i.00o.000
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19

Gas Plan, Proposition Turned Down.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
otero County Vote on Amendments

In OtOro county the vote on con
sututional amendments was much
sraatcr at the last election than ever
before. Two years ago the total vote
on funding the state indebtedness
was l,l3g, the majority against the
proposition being 3j. This year the
total vote on the same proposition
was 1852, and the majority against
1t was so. \ total vote OF 2,SJ0 was
cast in the county on the initiative
and referendum, and the majority for
1t was l.s0l. The lowest vote cast
was on the educational amendment
providing for a medical school of the
state university at Denver. 1t Icing
.673. or 1857 less than on the init
iatiye and referendum The vote on
the various amendments was as fol
lows:
For the initiative and referendum,
1867: against, 563. majority for
1904.
For the amendment limiting sal
aries OF members of the general as
sembly 70 $1,000 for the biennial per
iod, 1888: against. S2t. majority for,
t59.
For the educational amendment
.&39: against, 234: majority for. .205.
For the amendment authorizing
the establishment Of = state board
OF land commissioners. l.+oi; against,
t3s; majority for. sS5.
For the amendment funding the
state Indebtedness. 1901: against the
amendment. s5l: majority against. so
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter OF the estate OF Ben.
Jamln +. splnnoy. deceased.
Notice In hereby given. that on
Monday. the 2sth day OF November.
A. u. 1910. being one Of the regular
days OF the September term OF the
county court OF oioro county. In the
state OF Colorado. !. Mary A. spinncy.
administratfix OF said estate. viii ap.
pear before III. Judge Of said court.
present my final settlement as such
Administrative. pray the approval OF
the same. and viii then apply to be
discharged as such Administrative. Al
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ.
jcctbns d the same II any there be.
Dated At La Junta. Colorado. Octo.
bcr ?7th. 1910.
MARY A. SPtNNEY.
Administrative Of the estate of ben.
Janin =. spinney. deceased.
FIRST publication. October 20. 1910.
Last publication. November 20. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
Essrsy Advertisement. A

Notice Is hereby given TO whom II
may concern that the following de-
scribed estray animal was taken w
near La Junta. Colorado. On or aoor'
November II. 1910. to'wit: One grey
mare. weight about 1850 pounds about
eight years old. broke to work. no
visible brands or marks.
Said animal being unknown to this
Board. unless claimed by owner Oh
or before December 8. 1910. said cs.
tray will be- sold by the Board for
the benefit OF the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK IN
sPEcTloN COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colorado.
First publication. November 10, 1910.
Last publication. November 20. 1910,
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
Notice Of Final Settlement and Deter
mIndtion Of heirship.

In the matter OF the estate of J.
Christ Luud deceased.
Notice OF final settlement and deter.
minatlou of hoirship.
Notice is here given, that ON
Monday, The Both day of November,
y. D. 1910 at the hour of 10 a. m.
of said day, the same being one of
the regular days OF the September
term of the county court of Otero
county. ln the state OF Colorado l.,
Marie l. Lund administrator of said
estate N.lI appear before the judge
OF said court present my final settle
ment as such Administrative, pray
the approval Of the same. and will
then ask Loo Dee discharged as such ad-
ministratrN Al which time aud
place any person in interest may ap.
pear and present objections to the
same, if any there be-
And further notice is hereby given.
that at said time and place the court
will receive and hear proofs concern
ing the heirs OF said deceased, pursu.
ant to thg verified petition of Marie
l.. Lund claimant as heir at law OF
said deceased. heretofore filed here
in. askins for judicial ascertain
ment and determination OF the heir.
ship of said estate. and from which It
appears that Marie l.. Lund, widow.
is the sole heir of said deceased
Now. therefore, any and all per
sons who are or who claim to be
heirs at law OF said J. Christ Lund.
deceased, are hereby required to be
and appear thereat, or abide the de-
Termination Of the court thereon.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this
2sth day Of October. a ID. 1910.
MARIE L. LUND.
Administratrix OF the estate OF j.
Christ Lund, deceased.
Geo. A. kilgore, Attorney.
First publication. October 30. 1910.
Last publication. November Is. 1910
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
Tennis Tournament.

In a tennis tournament held at
ordway last Sunday, Ordway won
both in the singles and doubles
In the singles Swink beat La Junta
and Ordway beat Sugar City In
the finals Ordway beat Swink Go.
Sc.
The doubles were closely contested.
Sugar City was teaten by Ordway,
La Junta defeated Rocky Ford. and
ordway beat La Junta The finals
resulted in a g., ca. victory for
Ordway over Swink.
Bell and Walton represented Sugar
City. Ordway was represented by
Newton and Rhol, La Juuta by Ran.
kin aud Thompson, and Rocky Ford
by Klein and Clore.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
UP4spDOWN
THE
VALLEY

Ordway shipped seventy-three car.
loads of apples this season.
The First State Bank OF Cheraw is
now open for business.
Cheraw is to have two-story
brick hotel TO accommodate the throng
of travellers who visit that lurg
Cheraw is in the midst of a build.
Ing boom. Plans have been drawn
for four four-room frame houses.
One OF the dairies OF Holly gives
= red,ced rate of 3A cents per quart
foY milk to all ministers Of the
gospel.
The Fowler Tribune says: Not an
empty house tn town: people moving
In every day" Please answer. to
decide = bet-what are they moving
into?-Swink Advocate.
The Holly Chieftain Is now using
apple butter instead Of printers Ink.
with which to print that great family
journal. Holly being located In .
fruit country the change 10 doubtless
an economic measures wink Advo-
cate.
In Lamar the city council fired the
tax levy ut forty miils-an Increase
OF thirteen mills over the year pre-.
vious. alleged to be caused through
loss OF the saloon revenue. The
property valuation of Lamar Is $3.50.
900.
The Hears, trophy cup. won by
Otero county. and now on exhibition
Mt the Chicago Land Show. WAS de.
signed and manufactured by Shreye
a Company. OF san francisco. and
cost $1,000. In Its construction $50
ounces OF sterling silver were used
and It's capacity Is seventy.eight pints
or more than nine and one.half cal.
high. with width of twenty-cight
inches, presenting a massive appear.
Doc
II Fason. OF Garden City. has
bsNh elected president Of the Arkan'
sas Valley Commercial Association OF
Western Kansas. Al the next meet
Ing OF the association To be held In
Syracuse. Kan. November 25th, II
will go very thoroughly into the
matter OF early planning for the biz
land shows OF next year. to IN. end
that prizes be offered for fruit. truck.