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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
POUND BALL CARTRIDGES.
MIXED with Blanks to Be Used in War
Manoeuvres.

Boston, July 27.Every cartridge in
terded for use in the war manocuvres
will be examined personally BY Capt.
stuart w. Wise, Inspector general Of
small arms practice, because il was dis
covered that recent issue Of supposed
" blank cartridges to the milltiamen
contained a large number Of ball cart
ridges
The discovery Of the ball cartridges
was made recently, and as q result az
airing had to been discontinued until
each cartridge issued to the members OF
the regiment then in camp at the Fra
minpham grounds could be examined.
AS the rifles used by the militiamen
are said to have range Of more than
two miles, coupled with the fact that
the state camp at Framingham i in
fairly thickly settled locality, Captain
Wise intends personally to inspect every
cartridge issued to the militiamen dur.
inr the remainder of the summer, II
oider that there may be no possibility
III accident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

James S. Morrill, Died Yesterday at
Home Ii Straford.

straford. July 27.-Iames Swan Nor
ril, son Of the late senator Justin :.
Morrill,. died at his home IN this village
Yesterday Of heart failure, after an iil.
ness of several weeks. II was thought
fT the past few days that Mr, Nor.
ri would recover as be seemed to be
aiming In strength, but the end came
uddeniy az about o'clock Tie had
leen troubled with weak heart for
many years. The funeral will be held
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at bis
late residence
The deceased was born IN Strailord
October s, 1887. aud was educated 10
the public schools, graduating from the
university Of Vermont and afterward
fom the Columbia law school Of Wash.
inrton. d. G. lie acted as secretary for
ne father, while the latter was chair
man of the Senate finance committee
and jnoe his fathers death, had been
IN the habit Of spending his SUMMERS lH
strnFord while he wintered in Wash
inrton. fe was q member of the House
of Representatives. IN this state In 1902
representing his home town. He wa'
unmarried.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
VICTIM is DYING.
Napoleon Beaudett Of Lewiston, Me.
Struck by Louis Gauthier.

Lewiston. Ne, July 27.Iouis Gauth-
Ter of Turner was arraigned a. the mum
icipal court yesterday afternoon charged
with assault upon Napoleon Besudett
of Chestnut street and was held under
$4,000 bonds for his appearance At a
further hearing Thursday morning IN
order to await the result OF Beaudett
injuries.
Peaudett Il al st. Mary's general hos
pital with fractured skull and the
physicians say there is practically no
hope Of his recovery.
The assault occurred on Lincoln street
early Monday evening and was witnessed
b. Arthur Jolicoer Of the police force
Who arrested Gauthier He said he was
WALKING down Chestnut street and
turned into Lincoln street. He saw
Gauthser and Heaud*tt Just ahead o.
him.
Suddenly Gauthier turned on Beau-
aett ard struck him, Jollieoer says
and neaudett fell to the sidewalk, bis
head striking the bricks with great
force. No one but the two men knew
what the trouble was between them.
An operation was performed yester-
dav morning on Beandett. He is para
lived on one side and cannot speak
He Is a laborer 80 years old. He board
III an Chestnut street. He has thre'
sons and two daughters. HIS wife live;
with married daughter in this city
Beaudett has been employed for SONS
time bv the Lewiston water works.
Ganthier is the son Of the patrolmar
james q. 6iauthier Of this city. IL
wag committed to jail in default o
bonds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
WANTS TO BE POSTMASTER.
George E. pease, Assistant In Rutland
Office, After Sheidcn's Place.

Rutland. July p George f. Pease,
who for TIE last ls years has been as
sistant postmaster IN this city, has an
nounced his candidacy for the office Of
postmaster to succeed John a. Sheldon,
who died Monday morning. MT. Peass
has published the following letter:
II wish to publicly announce my cam
aidaey for tie position Of postmaster
in this city. | have RETAINED from do
ing this before. as I hoped that our be-
loved postmaster, John a. sheldon, now
deceased. might be spared to US II
YOU consider me worthy Of this high
honor and public truss, ! shall be glad
Of your support, and, if appointed
shall endeaver to maintain the high
standing which the Office has reached
ulsaer the administration of our late
postmaster"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
COAL RATES
EXAMINATION
Montpelier & Wells River
Case In Federal Court
U. S. GOVERNMENT SUED
Charging That Company Gained BY
Taking It's Share Of Rates to Wells
River and Then Selling Coal
in Montpelier

Windsor, July 27.-Federal court
opened here yesterday afternoon, Judge
james L. Martin presiding, F. S, platt,
clerk, and H. w Bailey marshal. The
case on trial is United States vs.. Mont
pelier d Wells River railroad. United
States District Attorney Alexander Dun
nett appeared for the government, and
II. @. shurtlefT Of Montpelier for the
reilroad The point is that the Mont
pelier & Wells River railroad has been
indicted for violation Of the act to regu.
late commerce, in which the government
alleges discrimination. The penalty is
regulated by a fine Of $1,000 and not
more than $4,000 for each count.
The representative for the interstate
commerce commission present at the
trial is Charles n Brady who unraveled
the complications Of this alleged viola
ton when the government was appealed
to. The outline Of the case Is that the
Central Vermont railroad has a tariff
Of 1885 per ton on coal from Echo
Pa. TO Montpelier Vt. The Central
Vermont also has rate Of $3.50 e
Wells River, Vt. The Montpelier &
Wells River has as their proportion Of
the tariff from Echo, Pa, to Wells River
rs cents When coal was consigned tc
them at Wells River. the Montpelier
S Wells River road did not draw the
coal 10 Wells River. but took their pro-
portion Of the freight charges, Is cents
and sold the coal OF used Il themselves
thus e6ecting q saving Of 80 cents pen
ton while disposing Of it ct the Mont
pelier rate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
MAY oYERrHRow pYNAsTY.
Giant Strike to Begin in Barcelona Fri
day-Government Sends 10000 Men.

Cerhre France, Spanish frontier, July
~ Several thousand wcll-armed des-
perate Spanish exiles are gathered here
ready 70 invade Spain Friday g co-
operate in . giant strike III Barcelona,
whlch begins The same day. The in-
yaders intend 10 march straight to Bar
cAlona ID Join forces with the strikers,
The government has been concentrating
its troops for two weeks and the send-
ing of 10000 into Barcelona yhster-
day was probably the FIRST step toward
putting down the revolt with iron hands.
There is every prospect Of desperate
lighting, with casualties exceeding those
of last summers outbreak through Ca
talonia. Many doubt II the revolt VIII
he crushed before the present Spanish
dynasty is overthrown. The leaders Of
the rebels here says there will be 20
600 In line when the invaders cross the
border.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
"MUsT SQUARE HIMSELF"
So Says Berger When Talking About
Another Fight.

New York, July 27 We want to
see jim try again said Sam Berger,
JefTries manager, here yesterday from
Chicago with Jack Gleason, the fight
promoter. Tremendous pressure is be-
inp brought to bear upon him said
Berger. "AlI we ask is that he face
Johnson again and show the form ne did
AZ his California training camp. Jeti has
simply got to square himself with his
friends and backersA
Berger first declared it was too soon
to talk about another fight Gleason
would not commit himself when asked il
the promoters of the recent fight were
not considering pulling Of another JET.
fries.Johnson battle in England, France
or Australia.
Berger said he was inclined to the
mental collapse theory
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

Mrs. Delphina Bassett Of Burlington.
who celebrated the sSth anniversary of
her birth Sunday has spent heF entire
life in the house where she now lives,
il having been built ID 1916 She has
grown up with the city and can recall
niauy interesting facts concerning ths
place. She wa4 The daughter Of Charles
Paady. the proprietor q one q tae
first Blacksmith shops IN Burlington. who
sola pieee 81 his lard fer the railreaa.
which ran through tie center q the
town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
KILLED By HIS OWN WAGON.
Chairman Of selectmen at Kennebunk.
port. Ne. Crushed In Runaway.

Kennebunkport Me-, July 27.-Win-
Geld S. Parkham, chairman Of the board
Of seleetmen here. was run over and
killed yesterday BY his horse, which was
drawing heavily loaded wagon, at
Cape Porpoise
fir. Parkham was driving home, when
his horse. frightened by the dropping
Of package from the tailboard Of the
wagon, ran away. MFR. Pafkham, lean
ing over, tuaged on the reins, trying 10
stop the frightened animal. He was
pulled down between the whiflietree and
The wagon and died instantly when the
wheels passed over him. He leaves a
widow and one child.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
MYSTERY is now CLEAR.
Disappearance Of Tugbcat is Years Ago
Explained by Finding Wreck.

Boston, July 27 The mystery at
tending The unexplained disappearance
Of the tug boat Bessie B., eighteen years
ago. has been cleared BY the discovery
Of wreckage Of the ill-fated craft, near
Nix's Mate. an island in the lower har-
bor While repairing a break in one
of the harbor cables few days ago, the
government cable steamer Joseph Henry
fouled some submerged wrerkage, which
on being brought to the surface proved
to be a we'll preserved stern Of the
tug and the propeller and shaft Of the
craft. 1t IS thought that a further
search 81 the locality will result IN the
anding Of the forward part q the tug
II ii belieyed that the Bessie 2 was
#fuu down ard cut ii two BY larg.
steamer ia the night time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
FEARFUL EXPLOSION
CAUSED ELEVEN DEATHS
Workman Used Axe to Open Can of
Powder, Resulting In Awful
Deaths and Injuries to
Many Others.

Quebec, Que, July 27. Eleven work
men were killed d fearful explosion
on the transeontiuental railway, l25
miles west Of La Toque, yesterday The
men were blasting, when one attempted
to open a can Of powder with an axe.
The entire train exploded in the tunnel,
where the men were working, and the
victims were terribly mutilated, while
many others were hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
BRYAN COMPLETELY
ROUTED TODAY
His County Option Plank Was Rejected
BY Nebraska Democrats BY a Vote
Of e47 70 ips.

Grand Island. Neh.. July William
Jennings Bryan was literally driven out
Of the Democratic party to-day By the
state convention refusing 70 insert the
former leaders county option plank IN
the party platform. the vote being oaI
to las. It is considered the greatest
political tragedy in The history Of Ne.
breska. The former party idol was
cursed and called liar by the opposi-
tion orators, while the delegates cheered
wildly the detractors Of the old leader.
Bryan, utterly crushed by the party
action, exclaimed, q expected it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
sprKEs pULLEp
Attempt Made to Wreck East-bound g
z. Pazsenzer Train.

Toronto. Ont, Jaly 2T.-Broekvills
continues 10 be the storm center Of thr
Grand Trunk strike in Ontario 50 far
as active interference with the attempts
Of the company TO run It's regular serv-
ice 4 concerned Yesterday an attempt
was made to derail the eastbound local
passenger train about three miles from
that place. The spikes had been puiied
and the rails loosensd for distance
81 100 yards. The enEnser Of the train
received warning and slowed down
enough to pass over the break. Troops
Of tie permanent force were sent tc
Brockvilie from the garrisons At Toron.
to and London to replace the militia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
CANADIAN YACHT BEATEN.
Disabled Challenger Put Up Plueky
Fight, However

Manchester, Mass, July 81 sailing
against a disabled challenger, the Nas-
sachusetts, which IS defending the Sea-
wsnhaka cup for the Manchester Yacht
club, defeated the 81 Lawrence, Of the
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht club, over a
triangular course yesterday, by 4 min
utes. As seconds.
The yachts were having close and
interesting race, when the lace rope on
tbe gaff began 70 give way The end OF
the line continued to slip through the
eyeholes every time the challenger went
about. until on the third round Of the
triangle the top Of the sail was neld
only by The housings Yet, even witt
this handicap. the S. Lawrence held
on to the Massachusetts, and gained OF
some Of the legs, with the result thai
future races are somewhat in doubt y
spite OF the margin at the finish yester
dav
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
FRYE TO STAY IN OFFICE.
Family Of Maine Senator Denies Report
Of Illness.

Lewiston, Me, July 2TThe report
that Senator nv. P. Frye Of Maine. pres
ident pro tenn. of the United States
Senate. Is to retire, which is printed
Yesterday in 4 New York newspaper, is
absolutely without foundation. The sem
ator's family has been much annoyed
III the last As hours by questions Of this
sort. and has stated emphaticallY that
be has no intention at this time Of send
ing III his resignation.
The senator's health is the best It
has been in months. He took a 30-mile
automobile ride Monday and played
bridge whist with the members Of bis
family that evening until after 10
O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
DIVORCE ENDs KIDNAPING.
Charge Against St. Paul Mimi Woman
in Providence Withdrawn.

Providence, r. +. July n Accord
ing to information received in this city
Yesterday afternoon, the request for the
extradition 0f Mrs Margaret ] Wilson
OF st. Paul. Mimi. on kidnapping
charge. will be Withdrawn by the Minne-
sote authorities II is reported that
Mrs. Wilson has been granted decree
Of divorce from her husband and has
also been given the custody Of the chill
dren. ln such a case, It IS stated, the
authorities do not care to maintain their
charge Of kidnapping
The charge against Mrs. Wilson was
that Of having kidnapped her son, Mile
J. Wilson, 8 years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
BoY KILLEp BY I've wIRE.
Grafton Child Picks Up "Plaything" ana
Is rieetrOcuted.

Grafton. July 81. Walter T. johnson.
4-vear.old son Of AIr. and Mas. w I.
johnson Of North Grafton, picked up
Il i've wire ii the street near his home
Yesterday and was electroolted.
The wire bad been broken down by
the storni. and the boy thought il woule
make an excellent playthina.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
ATTACKED EMPTY SAFE.
Burglars Couldn't Get Into strongbcx
in Burlington.

Burlington. July 27 Thieves att
TEMPTED to break open the safe in the
Office Of the Elias Lyman Coal company
on the lake front yesterday morning
Init we're unsuccessful, There was no
Ynenev in the safe. The intrnders gained
Az easV entrance to the Office by way
oi window and then went to work
on the safe This particular safe had
an iron plate on tho front, put there
more for ornamental purposes than any
thing else snd this the men sneceeded
IA knocking o0. They also aiiea
e. n,ake 4 hole ia the lower eoIati
the safe with some blunt instruments.
bnt apparently gave up the attempt
after a little work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
MAKES BUSINESS FOR M. & W.
Most Of Barre's Incoming Freight Is
Handled BY That Line

There Is nothing new on the railroad
strike situation in Barre to-day. The
Central Vermont il moving most Of the
freight out Of the city, but there is very
little coming in over the Central Ver-
mont though tine M. & w. freight de-
pot Il being rushed with freight every
aav which has been diverted from the
C II. lines. The G. ". is also transfer
rug an Of the granite shipments to the
M. & w. that it Is possible to get out
ovei the latter's lines
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
BALLOON ASCENSION TODAY.
Farrell and Van sleet Went Up in Air
shin at Springfield.

Pjftsheld. Mass. July 27-Alton Far
fell Of Ansonia, Conn., and William Van
sleet early to-day made balloon as
oonsion in an airsnip at Springfield. The
balloon took a southeastery direction
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
a sso.ooo FIRE
Swept Water Front Of the Village Of
Mystic, Conn, Last Night.

Westerly, R. /, July 27.-The water
front Of the village Of Mystic, Conn,
lust over the state line from here, was
visited last night by fire which de-
stroyed the lumber yards and docks Of
the Cottrell Lumber company, the docks
and warehouse Of the Mystic Silk works,
and the steam Yacht Dream, at a total
loss of nearly $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
woMANs SLAYER IN COURT.
Hearing for Greeley Of Springfield Post
poned to August 10.

Springfield, July 27.--George G. Greeley,
who on Saturday shot and killed Mrs.
Eleanor Shepherd, his son-in-law's see
ond wife, was arraigned in court yes
terday to answer to the charge Of mur-
der. At the request Of counsel the hear
ing was postponed until Aug. 10.
Creley's sanity was tested about q
fortnight ago, and arrangements We're
pending to have him placed in a sana-
tofiuta al the time of the shooting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
ADDRESS ON GOLF LINKS.
President Taft Met Villagers There-He
Leaves for Beverly Tomorrow.

Biddeford Pool, Me-, July 27.Presi-
dent Taft and party are the guests Of
Prof. and Mrs. Louis r. More to-day.
The president had tea at the Abenskee
club and later addressed the villagers
on the golf links The Mayaower will
pass the night anchored Off the shore,
leaving early tomorrow morning for
Beverly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
SPECIAL TERM CALLED.
OF Vermont Supreme cc1rt, to Hear
Railroads Appeal

Chief Judge john VI Rowell has called
a special term Of The Vermont supreme
court to be called in Montpelier on
Tuesday. August l6, at TO a. M. for the
purpose Of hearing the appeals Of the
railroads from the order Of the Vermont
puhlic service commission relating to
rerairs to the union station at White
River Junction and the abolishing Of
certain grade crossings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

The Montpelier Democratic caucus last
evening was very brief. the delegates
being elected from the floor end the al
ternstes appointed by the chairman, d
IT DonneIfy. Charles Stone Was secre
tary 81 the meeting, The delegates elect
"a were. d. + Donnelly B r. Bailey
Il. ii. se-ter. P. n. Hoses 4 r. Stand
lish. r. II. Callahan, /. p. Brooks ] ,
Healey. NJ. E. McKenne and John Lee
alternates. A. j. sibiey, NJ ]. Flannery
III. Deadly. Frank Bryan, Il. J. Volholm
II. j. Chimney. c. A. Ston. John Birte
and E. A. Sweeney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
sss.ooo Loss PY FTRE.
Chair Factory and Tenment Adjoining
Consumed by Flames Cause Unknown

Princeton, Mass, July 27The Camp
bell Stuart chair factory was destroyed
bv FIRE early to-day, with a tenement
adjoining, the loss being SsS,000. Tbs
cause Is unknown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
QUICK WORK
BY DEMOCRATS
Took But Twenty Minutes TO
Close Their Caucus
II DELEGATES SELECTED
They Were Instructed to Work for the
Election Of James +. Higgins on
the County committee-Mont-
psiier's Caucus.

Only a handful Of voters attended the
Democratic caucus in the opera house
last evening, but II harmony counts for
anything the meeting was a grand sue
cess, as all of the business had been
transacted within twenty minutes after
the chairman had read the call
A. c. Moore acted as temporary chair
man al the opening Of the caucus, and
on motion Of G. H. Pape his position
was made permanent. On motion Of
'P. L. MeNulty, D. J. Sullivan was made
secretary. As the principal business Of
the caucus consisted Of electing twelve
delegates TO the county convention at
Montpelier Saturday. J. Fl Higgins
moved that the members Of this delega.
ton be appointed BY a committee q
three to be appointed by the chair Tne
ehairmsn's choice follows; G. II. Pape
lE. j. Owens, r. r McNulty. The dele
CATION named was as follows; G. II
P.pe. Alex. NJ. Smith, NJ. B. Nichols
J. G. More. ,. T. Higgins, J. R. Tierney
I G \. gilden, A. W Premier, NJ. Kene-
aek Donald Mcleod, Gordon Smith, g
II. Linekin. Each delegate was empov'
cred to chose his own alternate.
On motion made by 9 Il. Pape, the
delegation was instructed TO support
James F. Higgins Of this city for coun'
ty committeeman at the next conyen
I tjon Barre, 1t is said, is entitled e
one, through the death Of Fred Bruce
who held The Craftsmanship q thc com
mittee previous 70 bis death. There be
ling no further business, the caucus ad
iourned on motion Of p. J Sullivan.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
FOR SALE
Harness
A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME


WE OWN AND OFFER FOR SALE A 10
ROOM, STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE, ON
EAST FRONT LOT, 50X160 THIS HOUSE
is NO. 239 ARDMORE AVE, IN THE
HEART OF THE WILTSHIRE DISTRICT.
IT VAS BUILT BY US BY DAY LABOR IN
THE BEST POSSIBLE MANNER AND HAS
OUR GUARANTEE. THERE is A WHITE
STONE PORCH AND LARGE LIVING
ROOM, BOTH EXTENDING ACROSS THE
ENTIRE HOUSE. THE PORCH HAS CE-
MENT FLOOR AND THE ENTIRE LOWER
FLOOR OF THE HOUSE is CLEAR QUAR-
TERED OAK, THE ENTIRE UPPER
FLOOR CLEAR WHITE MAPLE. THE
LOWER FLOOR HAS LIVING ROOM, DIN
ING ROOM DEN, LIBRARY, BREAktASI
ROOM SUN PORCH, KITCHEN, SCREEN
PORCH AND BROOM CLOSET; uPPEK
FLOOR HAS LARGE LIGHT BEDROOMS.
TOILET, BATHROOM AND SCREEN
SLEEPING BALCONY. THERE Is A
LARGE CEMENT CELLAR, AND THE
HOUSE Is PIPED FOR FURNACE AND
FUEL GAS; ALSO HAS A BEAUTIFUL
ROOM. THERE ARE TWO PORCELAIN
LAUNDRY TRAYS on SCREEN PORCH.
THE HOUSE IS ALSO FITTED COMPLETE
WITH BEAUTIFUL ELECTRIC FIXTURES
AND DUPLEX WINDOW SHADES.
THIS HOUSE COULD NOT Bic DUPLI-
GATED FOR LESS THAN $500 LOT is
VALUED AT $780, OUR PRICE COM
PLETE $3.50: $1,000 CASH, BALANCE EASY.
TAKE BIM1NI BATH, WESTERN AVE.
CARS ON BROADWAY; GET OFF AT
ARDMORE AVE- WALK IA BLOCKS
NORTH TO HOUSE.
WE WILL PAY REGULAR COMMISSION
ON $500.
WE INVITE ALL RELIABLE AGENTS
TO LIST THIS. WE WILL BE AT THE
HOUSE SUNDAY FROM 1 TO =. NJ, OR
CAN BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE MON
DAY. SUITE 400 LIssNER BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
OR SALE
HOUSES LIKE RENT.

i9OO--4-room Cal. house.
$50 cash, bal $40 mo.
I11OO-i-room new pastered house.
500 cash, bal $40 mo.
kl2OO-5-room Cal house; snap.
Si0O cash, bal $40 mo.
S1iO0-5-room modern house; snap.
$500 cash. bal SIS mo.
Sl50O-i-room modern bungalow.
500 cash. bal. SO mo.
II1O0-i-room new modern bungalow
500 cash. bal. s15 mo.
l18O0-5-room new modern house.
500 cash. bal Sl5 mo-
k2OOO-5-room new modern house, corner
500 cash. bal. SIS mo.
l2?5O-5-room new modern bungalow
s100 cash. bal SIS mo.
,25OO-6-room new modern bungalow
$500 cash. bal $l5 mo.
,sSOO-7-room modern house; snap.
500 cash. bal SIS mo-
tSOOO-7-room new modern bungalow.
S10O cash. bal SIS mo.
Office open Sundays.
TAYLOR REALTY CO.,
Cor E. First and Evergreen streets.
Phones-D1171; Boyle 1866
3-t3,15,16,1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
HIGHEST BIDDER
l. Lot beginning 80 feet north from north
west corner Also and Alameda SITS, frontage
1863 80 feet Alameda, running through 10 Los
Angeles St O12 frontage ON same.
Q Lot beginning 109le feet north from north-
west corner Sunset boulevard, CASTELAR, ST.
IS 30x164 40; broom residence. 6lS castelar, ST.
a lot 10, block /. Sanchez tract oOXloO;
445 Jackson ST.
A. Lot northeast corner San Pedro ana
Jackson SITS, 45laxlOO. .o, "a
s. Lot g. Alanis Vineyard tract oVXlot'SV'
s-room house. MA Ducommun St
6. Lot 3. block 6, Park tract 52x96.29 9lS's
Temple ST.
For more accurate descriptions and explain
atons see us.
All above property within minutes walk
Of court house. Submit bids through us.
BIG NINE REALTY CO., Heirs at Law,
1888 German bldg 90,
Phone 6l311 5-lj-l