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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
County Bank Matters

Z. Kimbal and Sam Wheeler, the latter representing r. G.
lTurrittin, of the Board of Trustees recently appointed to take
charge of the Eureka Live Stock Companys properties for the
benefit Of its creditors. left Reno on Monday, May z, for Tonopah.
There they took an automobile and commenced a tour OF inspec-
ton to the various ranches of the company, as follows: Stone
Cabin, Bull Greek, Duckwater, Fish Greek, Antelope, Roberts
Greek, and thence to Eureka. They arrived here last Sunday
afternoon and shortly after held a meeting with Spencer Reynolds,
Receiver of the Eureka County Bank, the third Trustee.
On Monday the Trustees formally took charge of the prop
erty of the Live Stock Company and secured a release from
pany. The Trustees decided to have all the books and papers of
the Eureka Live Stock Company removed from the Eureka County
Bank to Reno, and they we're given into the possession of Messrs
Kimball and Wheeler on their departure from Eureka. 1t is un-
derstood that all these books and papers are now in the Nixon
National Bank at Reno.
In an informal talk with a representative of the SENTINEL the
Trustees stated that it was their intention to handle the property
for the best interests of the creditors. If a buyer could be found
who would give what they considered a fair price for it, they would
rather dispose of it now. But if such an offer could not be OBJ
tanned, the property would not be sacrificed, and they would con-
tinue to manage and conduct the same for the best interests of all
concerned. They we're not ready at this time to give out any
figures regarding their appraisement OF the property.
The Trustees who visited the ranches and stock of the company
state that they found them all in excellent condition and the feed
on the ranges unusually good. They highly compimented I. T.
Handley for his able management of the companys interests, and
stated they had retained Mr. Handley as superintendent in charge
of all the companys ranches and live stock.
Messrs. Kimball and Wheeler left Monday afternoon for a
visit of inspection to another of the c%ompanys ranches at Squaw
Mountain in Elko County, and from there proceeded to Reno.
Spencer Reynolds, Receiver of the Eureka County Bank, this
week commenced attachment proceedings against the onefourth
interest of Minnie D. Smith in the Silver Conner mine on Prospect
Mountain to secure payment on her unsecured notes held by the
bank.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
ELECTRICITY FOR BucnHORN
Report That Plant Will Be In
stalled at Palisade and Elec-
trical Power Transmitted

A Salt Lake City dispatch Of recent
date says: That George Wingfield ex'
poets to develop in the Buckhorn prop
erty in Eureka County. purchase Of
which was recently completed, another
gold mine, which will be among the
great producers of the country. is in
Dictated by the preparations which are
being made for extensive operations, as
well as by the extent OF the ore bodies
already developed. Aside from in.
stalling heavy machinery at the mine,
il is the intention to build at Palisade,
the nearest railroad point, a gas pro-
Queer power plant, which will convey
electrical energy to the mine.
Daring the six months that Mr..
Wingield was engaged upon prelim.
mary development of the Buckhorn
property, prior to closing the deal for
it. more than 100. 900 mi Of ore was
placed in sight. the ore body averag-
ing "a 8 feet in width and the values
averaging $l0.S5 a ton, so per cen of
which is gold and 20 per cent silver.
And the blocking out of ore was con-
fined to one division of the property.
known as hill A, while prospect work
in hills B aud q showed conditions
just as favorable as those in hill A.
Sulphides were encountered at the
depth Of only 80 feet. The ore present
ed some difficulties for treatment, but
those have been overcome and prepare
tons for milling upon q large scale
will be carried out.
The deepest working in the property
at this time is o shaft 200 feet deep.
besides two shallow shafts and three
tunnels. 1t is the intention to sink at
once to the 600-foot level and to block
out for the large production.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
I'm On MY Way To BGnO''

Reno is rapidly gazing fame as di-
vorce center and additional laurels will
result from the new song entitled. "I'm
On My Way to Reno" which has just
been published. The tune is the same
as my Wife's Gone to the Country"
For the benefit of the musical lovers
of this section we will quote one verse
with the chorus:
There was a time when South Dakota was the
proper place,
But when compared with Reno, it was never
in the race,
The only real Arcadia from Frisco east to
Maine
just think of it. the Judge and jury meet you
at the train.
I'm on my way to Reno to break the marriage
knot,
You just get of the train and drop q nickel in
the slot.
You just get off the train. and then,
Turn round then and jump on again,
Shouting the battle cry Of freedom.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
new DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
of Eureka County Up to
May ID, 1910

E. Sasserno to j. w. Ebert and John
Swan-Deed to lots 8, 10 and ii in the
town of Palisade with all buildings and
improvements known as the Palisade
Hotel property. Consideration 500.
Recorded May 6. 1910.
NJ. P. Murphy to Charles E. Casey
Deed to a one-fourth interest in the Dis.
| tinction mine in Eureka mining district
| on the west side of New York Canyon.
Consideration 800. Recorded May 10.
1910.
Will Robinson to W. E. Barney
Deed to a one-sixth interest in the Gold
| Dollar Nos. 1, 2, 8 and A; also q one.
twelfth interest 10 the Compromise,
| Compromise Nos. 2, 8. 4, 8, 9. z, 8, 9. 10.
II, 10, IS, IA and Is; also a one-
eighteenth interest 10 the Compromise
Extension Nos. /, 2 and 8; also the
Iron Queen Nos. /, 2 and 8; also the
Iron King Nos. /. 2, 8 and 4; also a one.
twelfth interest in the Golzoraden No. 2
mines, all situated 10 Lynn mining dis
trict. Con sideraiion $40. Recorded
May 10, 1910.
George Wingfeld to Buckhorn Mines
Company-Deed to the E. & P. Frac-
ton. Narrow Gauge and Buckhorn
| Placer mines in Buckhorn mining dis
trict with improvements. Considera-
tion. $1,000. Recorded May 10, 1910.
The United States of America to
Reinhold Sadler-Dsed to desert lands
consisting of 356 acres, being lot in
section 10. township "a north, range %
east. Recorded May 10, 1910.
The State of Nevada to Reinhold
Sadler-Patent application for 100 acres
in sections II and IS, township "a
north, range SO east. Recorded May
10. 1910.
The State OF Nevada to Millicens E.
Taft Patent application to 272 and
el.1o0 acres in sections "a. Is aud 80 in
township "a north, range So east. Re-
corded May 10, 1910.
The State of Nevada to George w.
T~aft-Patent application for 100 acres
in section 90. township "a. north. range
SO east. Recorded May 10. 1910.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
No Railroad News

The SENTINEL is still unable
to furnish any news regarding
the reconstruction Of the Eureka
& Palisade Railway. As far as
we are able to learn, the matter
is still pending the return to
Salt Lake City of the President
and General Manager of the
United States Smelling Company,
who at last accounts were still
in Mexico on business.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14

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Messrs. Kaeding and Cooper OF the
Farmers Mining company last week
closed a contract with the Minoletti
Brothers and j. N. Tedford to haul $50
toni of mining. mill and other supplies
from Palisade to Spring Valley. on the
west slope of Prospect Mountain about
FIVE miles southwest OF Eureka, to the
site where the company will erect its
new milling plant.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
Party ON Ruby Hill

A party was given on Friday evening
by Misses Bertha Ellis and Irma Mann
at the home of Miss Ellis on Ruby Hill.
1t was largely attended and the eve'
ming was spent in dancing and singing.
All who attended enjoyed . very pleas
ant evening.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14

A. P. NJ larry returned Friday from
about q weeks visi. at Buckhorn. He
reports considerable activity at the
new camp, and says that the Buckhorn
Mining Company is % doing CON-
siderable development work. about 60
men being employed in blocking out
ore in the mines. Twenty Of these
men were added to the force during the
past week.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
Next Term of Court

Judge Peter Breen has ordered that
the Summer term of the District Court
be held in Eureka commencing on Mon
day, June 8, at 10 o'clock q. M.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
THE T MARKET

The latest metal quotations are as
follows:
Silver ut New York 5is cents per ounce.
Lead II New York SASS per 100 pounds.
Coppsr a New YssA, eia7v.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14

Willis Bradley left for Palifade Mon
day. where he goes to take q position at
the Winchester saloon.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
Sunday Hours at Eureka Post Office

Postmaster Broy requests the sENTI'
MEL to state that the following Sunday
Office hours will be strictly adhered to:
II a. m. to 10 m. Parties desiring
money orders or to register letters are
notified to call between the time stated
above.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
Report from Beckley Rail.
road from MabscoEt to
Cranberry Will Be
Taken Over
REACHES RALEIBH'S METROPOLIS
Believed that the Deal for
Transfer Will Soon
Be Closed

a ropori rom Bockioy today states
tnar tho Nirginiau Is negotiating FOR
the purchase of Sam Dixou's railroad
whidh runs from ASabscotj TO the
Cranberry mines IT, furnish 1, q
branch into the Raleigh county mo
,ropblis.
There has been some talk Of the
Vire1nians building an extension of
is Winding Gulf branch, which con
meets vita the main line at NmHm >
to Beckley but the purchase oc tn,
Dixon road, Il is conceded, would en-
tail a much smaller outlay and accom-
plish the same ends BY building a
few miles oc additional track TO tho
Cranberry road, the sir inion could
connect il witn rs main line ard at
the same time have connection With
the Piney branch or the Chesapeake
ard Chic, which rccclCs the trunk
at Prince II is generary und rstood
that a warm friendship exists be-
tween the Chesapoaae and Ohio and
the Nirginian. and the transfer Of
ownership. it is argued. would in no
way initiate against .Mr Dixou's coal
movement or The interests Of any
one concerned.
Beckley's nearest point on tho Vir-
gintan Is now Harper, FIVE rnilcs from
the town, and passengers coming TO
Bueheld or in this direction. have
either to take a hack to Harper, or
make connection over the Cranberry
road at Mabscott with the c. & O.
branch and with the Virginian al
Lester necessitating a delay of several
hours.
The report from Beckloy states tnat
in all probability the deal VIII be
closed at once.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
c. w. Akers is Appointed
Assistant - ~ainmaster
of the q ocahontas
Di 2 ision
ONCE RAIlROAbNf IN ALWAYS ONE
r. H. May Ct )es to Vivian
to Succefat | James
o'7Ke efe


The old say mg 'ance railroad
man always ooe has, oome true in the
case OF c. W Akoms, wno was ap-
pointed assistant u'oinmastcr of tho
Pocahontas Division yesterday.
Several changes have been made
among whidh Is tie transfer Of r.. II.
May to Vivian 70 succeed James
oKeefe whit goes TO Wllcoo to relieve
Assistant n wiuupstor w c. O'Brlen.
who IS reported lH
The following bulletin was sent out
toduy from Supe rintondcnt Beckers
ONCE OF the Poo ahontas division:
Encctly" Saturday. January sth.
Mr % II INirrs is appointed asslsta NJ
trainmaster vice n r Edmunds On.
deceased. HcadQuabcrs Williamson
with iorl.dictoJ over main line ana
branches to Davy
"Mr. names OKectro los transferred
TO Wilcoo to rcucyj' assistant train
master w. G O'Drcil temporarily on
account OF illness.
MIR. r. II May is transformed 10
vivian in place of Mr.. OKeene, with
Jurisdiction from Davy to CoaldaIe.
Mr. G. w Akers Is appointed as
sistant trainmasLer al BlueGeld witn
jurisdiction over Cllnch Valley line
and main line hriuches between
Bluehold and Coaldale.
Mr.. T.. II. Fields IL appointed chief
dispatcher vice G. L. Davis assigned
TO other duties"
Mr. Akers recently embarked in
the dairy and confectionery business
with s. A.. WorlcN II s understood
me will employ "a man 70 look after
his interests inthis city. Ilo was
formerly travelling engineer for rnc
N. & W and was locomoliv.
engineer for LONG time lie is "a
thorough railroad man
Mr.. Akcrs numbars his friends bv
the hundreds aud al are glad 10 hoar
OF his appointment
A report today says engineer G.. :
A. Willard has been appointed assla- !
tant road foreman, Of engines to f.
l.. Woolwiue. Mr. willard has been .
in the employ Of fhc Norfolk and /
Western for many ycar8. Ho has
bean running ON tfno frolghts No
81 and 50 for several months.
Mr.. Davis hereafter VIII bo night
chfaa JfsrsY.I.r
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
HORRIBLE DEATH
OF MR.. WHEELER
MEMBER or BOARD or EpUcA-
TIoN OF ROCK DISTRICT IN
sTANTLY KILLED ON VlR-
GlNlAN YESTERDAY

Turner 70 Wheeler, aged about slx-
~ five, OF Lashmeet member Of
the board of education OF Rock dis
tlfct Mercer county. was hit by a
Virginia passenger train ON a tres
tie midway between Matoaka and
Princeton yesterday al noon and kill
ed instantly.
According 70 the report received
here today Mr.. Wheeler, who took a
deep interest IA the schools Of his
district was making a trip afoot
along the railroad to visit some
school in the vicinity He nad just
started to cross tregtle which is $50
feet long and f30 feet high when fhc
passenger train came upOn him. The
track makes curve at this point
and it was impossible for the ene
nccr 10 sec the man until he was
struck Toe engineer. according ~
the report, saw hat go into the
cir. and he thought someone's had
been hit The tsaln was stopped.
and upou Investigation tha horribly
manglod remains Of Mr. wheeler
were found in the raviuc below
Tho passengers and The crew as
semb'c1 me body which was psao-
tica'ly cut TO ri-ces, delaying the
train about an hour The body was
taken TO Mo'oaka and turned over
TO Charles y Wheeler postmaster at
Matoaka and % son or fbe deceased
Mr. Wheeler was well known ia
Biucheld and was highly respected
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
POWERS MAY
HAVE TROUBLE
IN NEAR ElST.
Crete Desires q Union With
Greece, and Turkey Will
Disapprove Such
A Step
WANTS A SAFE LITTLE WAR
Turk Would Hit Greeks and
Same Time Win Some
Cheap Prestige
lny HeReEaT rEMPLEA

London, Jan. Especial Cnble) --
II looes vow much as n the am rs IN
the near East are gong to give to T. q
powers OF Europe even more tr5ublr
than usual during this year.
] have just had a talk with ono 9e
The most prominent Greers IN trls
city a man WORTH several mlliors
whoeo business makes It necessary
for him to keep himself IN c'cso TO 4,
with feeling and events IN Tur
dneasy corner and VINO had lust no
turned from Crete.
During my visit TO that lsl-ndr
ne said Il met men OF eyerv n-rt-
every rank ard every rrofr7- -'-r
And In their resolve 20 stan o.tr r..
union with Greece ard 10 WITH n
every ATTEMPT Mt cstpbl'srlne auto.
nony on any basis they ore urorl-
nous, On tails subject thore are no
two opinions And although Cre,e
is n llttlc Island and It's inhab tapts
mere handful OF people. vet thew
can. it seems TO me. enectla'ly
lhwart every experiment OF the pow
ers to make in the direction OF es-
publishing Homo Ruso IN tho couo-
Try ! have no hesitation I'm sayiug
that no Cabinet formed under the
auspices OF The powers Of Turkey VIII
be able to hold fts own for one aal-
endar month. That rs one source of
danger
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
ARiNWELL To
Be RE-BuILT
TOWN WHICH SUFFERED a $780,
600 LOSS YESTERDAY ~
TO BE SPEEDILY
REBUILT

Many people Of this city left for
Bramwcll this afternoon to Visit tho
scene Of the disastrous fire yester-
day and many have signiaed thclr in
tention OF going there tomorrow.
The loss mas been ngured by cx-
perts and is approximately estimated
at 100000.
The fire. which broke out about
ten o'clock yesterday morning was
not long in devastating tha business
section OF the town Assitance was
rendered by the nerghboring com
munities and Pocahontas sent IT'S
fire department. but arrived too late
70 DO any enectivo work as tho fire
had made great hosdwav. Famed
By the breeze. tie buildings ON the
otner side OF the street were not long
W catching Edward Coopers .pora-
ti7l residence was douarcd TO tho
rxfent OF about 81 100 and buf for
the superhuman effort on thc part Of
The fire fghtcrs the fne structure
you'd hayo been reduced TO ashes.
Several insurancs companios have
been Financially affected b. the con
ba@ration. Immediate steps have been
saxon 70 remove The dohri ana -a
construction w1l be coum.nced ~
once.
Nona OF the railroad property wa-
damaged
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
BELIEVED HE
TOOK HIS LIFE

Charlotte y. c.. Jan S--Archie G..
Lee, member Of a leading Virginia
family and admitted to the best So
ciety here, died this morning as the
result Of rife ball wound inflicted
last night shortly after he returned
home from business.
General belief Is that dead man
took his own life, but some OF his
friends hold to the accident theory
Lee was found m his room by a SER
want after the wOund was inflicted
and was taken TO a hospital.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
Removal Of Pinchot Believ
ed to Mean Bad Split
in the Republican
Party
IT WILL Be ANATI0HAL ISSUE
Many See Shadow of Col.
Theodore Roosevelt in
the Matter

.-
~ ID, ''
"'' ".'. "7'e
aDo". @''''''
cen party up hc back" Has tbe an
timant OF n well known congressman
. today 1tla now practically IN, case
Of Roosevelt against Tar with ,ho
national RowhBouu convention III
1912 as final scene Of tho ira ee1y
Tho drastic action Of tEc PrcFj-
dent was by no meaEs unexpected
but Il was not thought n Iould be
done in such sensational manner"
This same mar says M, vote yes
'orday on BaVirrer-P'n'h0t rasplr-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
HIS SENTENCE
HITS HARD

Now Ybrk, Jan SOLVER srIf.
zcr. formerly Superintendent, OF the
Williamsburg docks OF the Sugar
Trust. who was convicted Of conspir-
acy to defraud tho Government by
underwriting importauons or sugar.
collapsed today while sitting i'm the
criminal branch Of the United states
Court waiting TO be- sentenced
He VIII be operated ON Monday
for intestinal trouble
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
CANOPY At MATzFIELO

Work was started this morning on
The erection of canopy in front Of
The Matz0eld hotel now under con-
s'ruction The canopy VIII extend
ont on Iho street FAR enough TO cover
'n automobile or carriage and WIN
greatly add 10 the metropolitan au-
po.ranca of Princeton avenue J.,
rI. Doc fifteen feet meh and about
twenty feet l0ng
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
TONESTRONG IN
STOCK MARKET

New York jan 81 strong foue
prevailed in tho stock market at ,h.
opening and ln No carly .radln.
with leading railroad fssuos vonorar
iy showing mal fractional gain
and hignor class iudural sharing
in moderate improvement Er.o srt
preferred opened UY I0. and adyar,
cd further facional't hT..r .hr
hrst fcw minutes prices rocodcd ba.
ihcro was no special weakness
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
MINISTERS ARE
TRYING TO AID
ARE MAKING AN EFFORT TO IN
DUCE CoRRlE TO MARRY
THE GIRL HE HAS
WRONGED.

An agor, hoir, v,,ao ,o5o,. A..
ho minister ~ ,b,s ~,,y - 80,
caorgo u Cor,ta - oo,,, - ,tJ. -.
49,, c.aha.,a -. - - ~ mo -, -,
ppcl,,a, ,ro,,,,,o,,. ..,,,,,,. ,.o,,,,,
og T,nsbn. count - nr,n,o5 = ,ho
re,da, = fov do,, 600 Cor,.,, ,,.a. -.
r,,ynod ., va,o,,- -. 49,. 49,.
Mrs simnson a, vim, horso ~
coupla wero ,iyi,s n, man and r,,sa
Al the trial IN ,S,r,ro com. ~
fee fow davs aco co~,so 49,. a.,
sloo and sentenced 10 100 a.,s ~ .,.
county i,n - p.f,o,,o,
taken 70 princ,,or ~, con..,,,,. r,..
ning.on and ro1a,sod ~. No.. a..
81 Is urd,-sfoo5 h- crn,iro, ,ndaa
MAYNARD on ,i. o,'n r.aa..,,;,,.,.', -
annoar al l, ami tenn, 80 oo,,r.
I, wac lsarnoo tol,y ~. ma,,,,n
is IN n nrecsriois cou5t,or ., ,nn
homo Of Mrs S,p,pson e,,d ,,.,,.ont
anv means Of sunnor ror,si,n -
divnlge the uhoreabopts or b.. ,.,,.
tivos u 3, rono-,o5 ~ tYr,, ,o5.,a
has rada an a,rro,ria,io. 80 e,o
week for hor ep,,or, NH ,.,'
clty q
In t,o ueon.i,no ro. o,
tha, Corr,o is irwin - .m.c, s.,
llcnan, -l,o,.q, o., ,.or,o, -. ,s.
inc her gprn or ,,,,,o, :. oan,s
no. be datorr,ipol bov -,,ch 30 r.,,,
rive nor rTs g., cyo,rd -. -,,,..
TO-DAY whom s.or ~ tho c,.,,,,,n ,o
tel that he could ~, ,,,,r.,. .t. ,.,.,
under any consiaa~elior hee,nso ~
m ct-toe ~ho Re- t~ror. tl, -,oto, -,
life He admits 81 js ronortod ,h..
he ha. lived Win her ,or ro,rl,,
year. He rccontIy took a ,,i, 80
Richmond. leaving tba worar boro :.
Is alleged with the tbonpbt nat sbo
would 60 10 her aomc IN rrnsb,r
county where he says Oh, ,,cos
CorISe is wen ,l,no,g,, D. o,,,,,,, .o
travelling r,en of tbis co,nn,rn ,,,y. ana
con. es from n ,romiront tani,, =,
Richmond. lie met uise Ructn,or
1t is alleged. while wor,ing eor ,ho
Kelley Axe and Handle Comnanv nc
Charleston. She was "a stenoqranbor
for the same firm When he ref, too.
company IL is claimed bc took bar
with him. He secured a position with
the Blueheld Produce Companv and
worked for that co,,no,,, ,,r,t,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08
MAY REPLACE PLANcHEs.

London, Jan. S.-The Rome CORES
pondent Of the Telegraph says that
Baron Mayor des Planches. Italian
Ambassador to the United States.
will shortly be transferred to Con-
stantinoplc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-08

Former Premier C'cmc~ceou OF
cd states for brief visit uClimi
nary TO q South American tour.
While touring the latter country. the
French stateman wiz deliver % series
o. lectures His principal addresses
will be ot Buenos Ayres ana Monte
vlc. Ills topic $50 Socialism
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Sanitary plumbing throughout.
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Grounds planted in ornamental shade
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chicken yards at an agreeable distances
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Lot faces a well-built and wenkept
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car line This is one of the most de
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the best offerings in real estate withiE
the last twelve months.
For particulars apply to
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