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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25

City council met Monday night pursu-
ant to adjournment. Mayor Lippitt
presided and every councilman was in
his seat.
III. S. Hnlingsworth sent communi-
cation to the council. which, on motion,
was laid on the table. The epistle was
somewhat sarcastic in tone, Mr.. Hollings
worth closing with the remark that it was
not intended for publication. The Ca
zette's columns being full to overtOwing
his request is complied with.
The street committee presented a
verbal report in regard to the improve
ment of Mill street. As more than so
per cent OF the property holders OF the
district proposed to be improved were
in favor OF the Improvement the COM
mittee recommended that the work pro-.
ceed, considering that macadam was the
proper thing. In regard to the parking
features proposed the committee were
not at this time prepared to say. The
work of bringing Mill street up to sub
kThub anu VIII SprcS hN
cording to the estimate of the commit
tee, about 81 % per front foot, with
cement curbs and cutters. E G. Murray,
civil engineer, had agreed to do the en-
gineering work for $125 per month, with
permission to do outside work when it
did not interfere with the city's job.
This was thought reasonable by the
council and the committee was instructed
to employ MIR. Murray. The entire mat
ter was placed in the hands Of the street
committee to GO ahead with the work,
provided the cost is not excessive. Moth
ing will probably be done until the sno"
ia gone, when the engineer will survey
and make estimates, but it seems prob
able that the work will be pushed to
completion.
The fire ordinance was taken up and
adopted after third reading. 1t is pub
Iished elsewhere in this paper.
The Sunday closing theater ordinance
was postponed for two weeks.
Ordinance No. 366, to license, tax,
regulate and restrain saloons where in-
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
DISTRICT UNION ORGANIZED.
Convention Here of Young Peoples
Societies From Five Counties.

The convention held under the aus
pices of the Young Peoples Union Of
Colfax for the purpose of organizing the
district, began Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 10, with J. o. Patterson of the
local Hnion presiding. After the appoint
ment of committees the address Of well
come was delivered by Rev. FL Balm
ton, and responded to by Orville Kneen
of Pullman. The remainder OF the even
ing was taken up socially and by the
assignment OF delegates.
Sunday afternoon, after the reports Of
committees, the following district officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: j. G
Patrick of Colfax. president; Walter G.
Hadlock of Pullman, vice president; Miss
Edith Keyes of Moscow, secretary; Ray
Peringer OF OakesdaIe, treasurer; Rev
W. G NJ. Hays OF Pullman, pastoral
counselor.
According to the constitution adopted
the name of the organization is the Pa
louise District Young Peoples Union and
the district comprises all the young peo
ple's societies in Whitman and Asotin
counties in Washington, and Latah, Me-
Perce and Idaho counties in Idaho.
In the evening the young peoples
meeting was led by Miss Bertha Nelson,
and this was followed by an excellent ad
dress by Rev. B. M. Ryan Of Pullman.
All parts of the district were represent
ed by delegates, the delegations being
larger than expected, and an enthusiastic
convention resulted. The sessions were
held in the Baptist church, and special
music was rendered under the direction
OF Walter Stricker Of COlfax.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
| lnterloekins System lnausu rated.

The new interlocking system installed
by the Spokane & Inland Empire road at
this place at the crossings with the O. R.
& N. tracks was put into operation Mon
day. It is great conv enience to both
roads, as by the interlocking system
notice of the approach OF train on
either track from either way is given by
signals, enabling the motorman to act
with intelligence, whether to proceed with
safety or to come to standstill and let
another train pass. 1t is an interesting
piece Of mechanism. along lines of inven
tion peculiar to this day and generation.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
Granted a Divorce.
weather.

Flora Mulherin was given a divorce
Wednesday from Isaac Mulherin on the
ground OF non support. The proceed
ings were heard by Court Commissioner
Love, who found as above stated. 1t
will undoubtedly be confirmed by Judge
Garfield when be returns The Mul-
herins live at Palouse. They were mar.
ried in Spokane on May 2, 1906. Plain
# was allowed to resume her maiden
name, that OF Flora Clef1n.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
Fred Becker Arrested.

Sheriff Carter LETT Tuesday evening for
Doris, Northern California, to bring
back Fred Becker, wanted in Whitman
county for horse stealing. He is said to
have taken a horse, which belonged to
an Indian in Idaho, aud sold it to Bert
Clark of Tekoa. This was on the 18th
Of last April. He was finally located at
Doris and will return without extradi.
tion naDers
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Julia Faires OF Laddonia, Mis-
souri,, arrived in Colfax Monday and
may make Whitman county her per
manent home. She is sister of the
Faires boys of Endicott.
Martin j. Maloney, who was confined
indispositiOn, is able to be up and
around, but shows the effect Of the siege.
J. Adam Bede, congressman from
Min nesOta, who is visiting the Pacific
coast states Oh lecturing tour, was in
Colfax half hour Sunday between
trains. He is brother of Mrs. Bruning
of this city. Weather conditions knocked
in the head plans to spend day in Col
fax.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Huntley of Thorn
ton, with their two younger children, re-
they have been since early in January.
They stopped in Colfax and have been
here since at the home of j. M. Baker,
where their son Herbert is seriously ill
with rheumatism and heart trouble.
Miss Roberta Newman, who is teach
ing school 2h miles east of Pullman, was
in town Sunday to visit with her parents
Judge Miller Of Dayton will be here so
as to hold court tomorrow for Judge
Garfield.
G. A. Weldon of Palouse was here
Wednesday attending to legal bust
ness.
Harry M. Love and D. L. Kemper
went to Alfalfa, Walla Walla county,
Saturday, where they instituted Alfalfa
Lodge No. 256, K of P, with 81 char
ter members.
Postmaster Fred W. Miller of Oakes
dale circulated amoIg Colfax friends
Saturday.
John /. Melville of Sprague was a
business visitor in Colfax yesterday.
Charles l.. Mackenzie left Monday
evening for San Diego, California, where
he will join Mrs. Mackenzie and the
children. He will be absent a month.
From zero weather to where the flowers
are always in bloom in three days
travel is quite transition.
Miss Hazel Baker is laid up for repairs,
having a severe attack of la grippe.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel A. Mitchell came
down from Spokane Monday, having
been called by the serious illness of Mrs.
Mitchell's mother, Mrs. H. @. Dickey.
s C. Armstrong, state grain inspector,
arrived in Colfax Tuesday evening. and
was warmly greeted by old-time friends
and acquaintances.
Mayor R. J. Neergaard of Oakesdale
was in Colfax Wednesday attending to
business.
Mr.. and Mrs Omar M. johnson. with
the twins, returned from Portland Fri
day, where they have been sojourning
for a month. Mr.. johnson speaks en-
Enthusiastically of the growth and devel-
opment of Portland. Many skyscrapers
are under way or projected, and real
estate values are phenominal.
Mrs. J. M. Baker has been in Spokane
for over a week in attendance upon her
aged father. MIR. Clark, who is very low
anu uOU cA pcCieu W TeCOFcE. mE DdhcE
left for Spokane Tuesday.
Miss Elma Martin returned Saturday
to Spokane, where she is attending bust
ness college, after Witt with her parents
and friends here.
Mrs Matt johnson left for Spokane
yesterday evening to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed johnson.
Miss Ella Neil OF Mansfield. Ohio, who
has taken the position of trimmer in
Mrs Moore's millinery store, arrived
Sunday after buying tour in eastern
and western markets
Goods arriving daily at Mrs. h. +.
Mnnrata rr1illinarN (aunnPREAr TO
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
Adds to Land Holdings.

Last week 81. NJ. Moffatt bought the
G. W. Shattuck farm three miles north
OF Winona, the consideration being $lO,-
900. It consists of $50 acres. This
gives Mr. Moffatt section Of land all in
one body, the Shattuck holdings adioin-
ing the farm owned by him. The land is
the rich soil OF the Palouse, heretofore
devoted to raising wheat.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
State Aid Road No. At.

Elsewhere in this paper the state high:
way board calls for bids for grading,
draining and macadamizing state aid
road No. At, otherwise known as the old
territorial road, in this county. This is
the public highway leading out of Colfax
toward Penawawa.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
SOCIAL SIDE OF COLFAX.

Mrs. A. Fisher and Mrs. Julius Ehrlich
entertained number of friends at very
elaborate party on Tuesday afternoon,
the house being exquisitely decorated
with flags and other emblems appro-
pirate to Wasbington's birthday. Five
tables we're arranged for the game of five
hundred, in which Mrs. E. A. Laing was
winner of the first prize, Mrs. j. T.
Brown being awarded the consolation
prize. The refreshments were most de-
licious, and every detail Of the affair was
perfectly arranged, affording all present
a delightful afternoon.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25

Goods arriving daily at Mrs. E. E..
Moore's millinery store successor to
Mrs Stevenson) from both eastern and
western markets.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25

About so couples participated in the
dance given by the Fraternal Order of
Eagles at the Armory Tuesday night,
which was an event much enjoyed. The
room was appropriately decorated with
red, white and blue bunting, and four
mounted eagles, emblems of the order,
occupied points OF vantage.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
County Jail Looks Sanitary.

There are II inmates of the county
iail at this writing The jail has recent
IL undergone an overhauling, and pre-
sents a neat and sanitary appearance.
shower bath has been installed, with
hot and cold water, where the inmates
can take a bath whenever they please,
rules in regard to neatness, however,
beipg posted and are strictly adhered to.
New bedding has also been installed,
consisting Of mattresses, blankets and
quilts, the old bedding being committed
no the flames, which was probably done
none too soon. Each cell is provided
with two cots, the cells being inclosed In
steel framework, where the inmates are
confined at night, but they have the
freedom Of the corridor and the ante
room during daytime, provided no one
shows an obstreperous disposition,
,yb;ch ia seldom the case. There are
nrobably families in almost every com
unnity net as we'll cared for as are the
nr;soners OF Whitman county. 1t is
l;kelv the prisoners themselves, in their
averv day life, do not receive as many
comforts as they get here. Cleanliness
10 the order OF the day at the county jail.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25

The Ladies' Aid will be entertained by
Mrs 81. C. Hunt and Mrs. j. r. Butcher,
at the home of the former, III Morton
street, Thursday, March 3.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25

A jolly party Of boys and girls gave
surprise party to Miss Lulu Davis at her
home last Friday evening and we're en-
tertained in delightful manner. A va
riety of games were PLAYED and there
was music, dancing and delicious refresh
ments.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25

Joe has returned to Colfax for the win
ter and will serve Hot Chicken Tamales
at Ben Binnard's every night from to
/ a. ID.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cairns entertained
a party of friends at a very pleasant
dinner on Tuesday evening, Washing
tons birthday. The table was laid for
fourteen and after dinner the guests
spent delightful social evening.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25

appearances are deceltiul, salo the
Self Made Merchant to MS son. ana so
long as they are, better nave en y qecelye 1e '
for us instead OF agalnst sthos US, II I, you tba
M EMs;,ohouse Clothing Co. your appear
anca will speak well for you.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25
The Company That Has Made Good.

During nine years the Northwestern
Mutual Fire Association Of Seattle has
promptly paid 1875 losses, saved it's
policy holders three quarters of a million
dollars and accumulated cash resources
which are greater in proportion to the
amount needed TO carry policies to expi
ration than the ten largest insurance
companies in the United States.
II you don't know about Irondale, call
at our Office and let US tell you about it.
F. s. Ratliff & Co.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-02-25

Another Whitman county excursion to
Irondale is announced to occur March 8.
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
NEAR-URBAN.

Addition q L Drolt Psrk-Rosie NJ Riddle
et vir. Albert s 70 Edwin A Neiss. trus-
tee. lot IgI. square .. SO Edwin A Neiss
trustee. conveys same property 70 Albert 5
Riddle. so.
Alt FIsasaut-HoueT F TsuEy 70 James =
Groves. lot 81. SO James s Groves 81 TX
peTr- SO
IIeIIuiE - vfr- Charles 20
Norman + RyOl- LOT 10 sc.
Purner estate-A leEandeE MILLER - TX %
Harriet a shannon. lot ~, square 2ss7, SO
Herfdian HiiI-Louise Q Stanley % William
D. Bergman. .10t Is5. block l. SO
L Droit Park-Bruce Cleveland 20 Hv1ran
Dodek To- Gs block :. SO Annie Perry
u viz william A. 20 same lot -, block
d 81.
Ne Pleasant and Peasant P1atuS-Cs-lcon
y BSau 81 TX 20 EdEar r. and laura 2
Hale lot 90 block & SO
Moore & Bz-Iour-s Addition-LTther E Gan
non e. uK- % a Sidney Jones, lot : block
l SO
Vt PIeazant-Ievf H David e a.. trustees
70 David n Caldwell lot =. $50
P-assa-4 PLaIns-Jeunie p. swain % Ed
ridge 2 Jordan. pa-t Tot - 80
Columbia He Ehtz-John . Johnson trustee
- EGuun5 Becker. Iot 3. block q S5-975-
Tri1idad-ReEis R Ffs7'sin - viz Julius. p
august and Lillian Eauiin. lot ss, square
go. SO
senate HeIzhts-A1drew y Caudsl - III
n John r Green lot g block , Ser.are
Heights and part lots 2 3. and 4 ~ Ht--
Cathedral and Connecticut svenues-a- Tloz-
ie- Du-a1v e al. receivers - Anna F
Van Hanlerg- part @ Vo0dIev. s. $40 =
FIr3m=a5 place and Monroe street-kirtIe Y
wilson - viz. James P. 20 Dora Nay con
The Washington times., 1910-04-16

nsr. part IOs s. block a. Hoimead adanol.
sl1 PIeasant-EIdridge z. Jordan st TX. TO
John o. Gheen, part lot =. square 3s73. 30
Nh Pfeass nt-James > Cahfff e al. 20
William McAlser and Elizabeth 3 AfcAlser.
Whitney CIOse-Louis " Stop e TX q
Edward W Petherbridge. lots % and %.
Fourteenth and Bssmont streets northwest
John y Coughlsn - al. trustees. @ John
3 Ds1igTen, lot >. 3. ans part lots and 3.
south Grounds. Columbian University,
ssoIu5nE.a Heights-CharIes J. Groseclose ct
uX 70 George koehler, lots s. to g. block
Addition to lie Droit Pzrk-Gertrude H.
Norris q John r and Helena 3 Bennett
1Ot 81. block % SO
Long Eead0Ts-C5ustavs Louis 81 ur 20 Ella
a. HUI lot ls5, block o. SIG
Pleasant Plains-Ernest - Illicit e. TX 70
Andrew g Nash. lot 3's SO
Peasant Plains-RsChes - D WesUs 70
Charles J. Walker, lots . u, square 2s95.
Addition 20 Il Drost Park-Ioseph 3 Bowl
square =. 80
Addition to L. Droit Pzrk-roseph B Bowl
ing e u1. 70 Pauline Q Stinson- lot l3S
Pleasant PIains-Harry man e. Al 70
andrew y. and Penelope - CagdeIl, Tot :
Rosedale-John aCo0k. tr7stee. 90 villiam r
eilisr, lots IS 3, 81. and s. block 49,
8. zoo
vyhitehavsu-,yu y. Johnson e Tx. 20 clay
ton 2. Entg. Tot s1S, block 1890. so " "
Edwards e. uE- 20 same. lot y, block Il.
SO
West BloomlnEdaIe-John 2 YawEer, Te-
ceiver. 20 Helen Morris. ezeCutriX. lots
= 70 4, g, g. and 3. block l. lots Z g. T.
= 8 and g. block . SO
Seventh street extended fAeuricaa League
Iarkl--Na ry Hove Totten - a. o. Annie
r. McQuAeu. part q ut Peasant and
Smiths vacancy 500 Annie 2. Mcqueen
conveys same property TO Washington
american League Baseball Club. 500
Pe1worth-C5uy p. Warren TO Robert " and
O-f-e Z Burroughs. lCtE . % g. square a
SO
Addition 70 Le DroIt Park-Gercrude Z
Lewis e viz. Timothy L. 70 I1hn 3 Ksar-
ney. i7t 1fe- block =. $50
Belafr Efstghts-Aune T Johnson 70 Frances
L. TUrn5ull. l0ts 6 ard 2. block :. SO
Argyle ParS-Sneit11 T. Cameron - %
John y and Mary J. Macpherson. lot s.
square 2554 s. 900
Columbia FeiEhtz-Tames Z MetcaI< % Al
e1aude- Brow Iot 3. block 9. SO
ArEyle Park-SheIton T Cameron - ux- 20
Alo1zo O. Bliss, lot T. square 2s57- So
Doboins- Addi-i0n-FranCis A BIu161n q
ux- 70 Nathan 4. and Bessie - Sn@Piey.
l0- %. square $3.50
Meridian ELT-Kat hzrinA Z. johnson - --ir
John O.. 70 Edward Arthur, I7r g. block
Do5bIus' Addition-John r Ha5s-ip e. TX to
la Y CzsseiI Tot g. square 25af SO
Rosedale and Ishet @o1d-PhIIiD r. Christ
man 20 Max FtoseufeiG. l0t - block Is SO
Sc1su tze-E Pa-z-C'1eT}es ,. Gree ustreet e
uN - John 3 EIEins lo- Is block = SO
I e.ai- He Elrts-Jaues n White - Tx t0
George l. SGuthwick .rar- lot S. block O.
500 Martin r West % sane. part same
lot 80
Rosedale and Ishervood-Georre q D5erkoph
81 TX. % William Penn. lot s. and PIT
original lots and 3 block -. 80
W0odridg e-lNles z Bronson % joseph
Apolonio and Anna ApoIonlo, east half q
2 block
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
NORTHEAST.

2 street no-theast- between sixth and Sew
en-h sJTeets-JOhn A. Wynko0p et ux. 70
Touis v. and Lillian A Stop, lot q
ss5 sixth street aorthesst-AIexsnder Abrs-
IAN trustee 20 John " Collins. lot a.
q street northeast tween Fourth and Fifth
streets-Henry p WeTTes ct al. 10 Terence
FeEan. lot =. square S54. SIC.
and Third streets-Eath crime c Barnes 20
Edward d Brown. .sag- original lot :,
square 757- s.. 80 Edw- D Brown to Jo-
hanna Z. Bean. same property. SO.
Sixth street northeast. between I and K
streele-Eerrlan r Howenstein 81 uX. TO
Leroy % Brandon 90 35. square Ss1- g. $50
street northeast between Sixth and Seventh
strssts-Herulan P Eowensteln ct ux- to
John r and Florence H Bussard. lot 81,
square So. SIC
Sis,th street northeast between I and K
srrssts-sane To James F. siTloui.' lot %,
square 81 Ss-o7o- -
Il street northeast. between North Capitol
and First srreers-Wi buT F Nash ct uN-
to James b Nicholson. original lots IS and
T9 scuf re 572 SO James p Nicholson ct
rE- convey same property 20 washington
warehouse Company. SO.
SIS " street northeast-Nary E Harlan 81
viz Charles J.. 10 Julia MCGrath. half .n-
terest ia lot J. square SOS. SO
SIS Fourth street uortheast-IeIia- r. Elliott
q VIZ. G. Sargent, 4 Malcolm c, Dorsey,
conveys zane property 70 Herman SchTei-
her SO.
so5 Third street uortheast-GeorEe z. Gray =
TX &c paoIa Di Bari and MadelenR Di BaTI.
TOT s. square rs. SO.
20 Tenth street northsazt-Ary Il Thomas
81 al % John 3. and Mary A Davis. lot
IS square s3e. SO
EFEhth street northeast between K snd I
Srrenrs-FTeru8u r. HoWe1Eteiu - III. .
John P and Barbara Hohmzun- u; =
square ~ 5000
Fourteenth street northeast between ? and
g stre=ts-Joha L Edwards e. TX % John
2 EerE1er. lot III square lo2S. 80
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
SOUTHEAST.

4 street southeast. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-GsoERe 7. K1tDstcdu 70
samuel Z. Lindsay, lots IS to 81. square
K street southeast between sixth and Sew
enth streets-RiEnaid " EezIl ct uX. o
Edward T. GTismOnd, part original lot 1,
Fo15Tth street southeast, between D and E
streets-HarTy L GeSsfOrd ct ux- 70 NaTy
s Hsiss, part original lot Q. square s2I. 80
80 North Carolina avenue soutEeast-Louis
- w s4osp 81 ux- 10 Edward " Pether-
bridge. LOT Il, square $40. SO.
1901 North Carolina avenue southsast-Siary-
E and George HsrEesheirneT 10 Nathan
Edelon. lot "a square 95s. SO.
SeventetEth street southeast. between 3 and
strsts-ARroE r Townsend e TX @
Robert Il NcNeii. lots A u IS. square
street southeast, between Third ard Fourth
strestz-FranG 5. Collins 70 Frank 7. Raw
liuzs. part lot d, square 7s7. SIC
ana Fifth street souCheasL-HuEh Esaeipp 81
ux to George A Gray. part original lot
l. square $40 So.
Fourth and ~ streets SOuthe7st-Lsonard c
C51nusII Ct al, trustees. 70 William Q. Gun
nell lots q to IS. square so, 80
FIRST street southeast between D and z
streste-Joseph P Edson e. a.. trustees.
70 washington Loan and Trust Company.
trustee, part lot T. square 79l. 81 900.
3 street southeast. between Seventeenth and
EsIghteenth 5Jreets-EE1estiue z Te-dfnEsr
70 John and Maggie Showers, lot 4. square
Seventeenth aud 4 streets sOutt -ast-G.
Helen Mstcaf TO AaFon r Townsend, sot
= square l0ss, SO
Seventeenth street southeast. between B and
c stFsets-Aarop R Townsend e uE- TO G
Helen Metcalf lots q and 50. square 1881
Eighth street southsast. between D and 2
streets-FTancesco Mannarino 20 Gabrielle
NIannsE5nO- Lima Msnuarino. Alfonso Pet
tfuato and Savsrtno Pettinatc. half tntsr-
est 81 pRrt original i0t s. square sz5. 80.
~ Navy place Eouthe5st-Frederlck a. Lin
ser e ux- % Josie Ryon- lot l2A square
The Washington times., 1910-04-16
AUCTION FIRM MAKES
ONE $1,000 SALE
Three Other Transactions
Are Reported by T. ].
Owen & Son.

Eleven thousand dollars was the con-
sideration in the largest sale made dur
ing the week b. the auction firm OF
Thomas J. owen & son The sale con-
sisted Of the transfer Of the two four
story brick dwellings. 46f-463 G street
northwest, for 9. y. Forrest 70 H c.
Mcfarland
Among other sales made BY the Owen
firm are the following
For Frank 8. Paladina, administrator,
90 T 7. Luckett, the vacant Tot at Six
tenth and r streets southeast $40
For Linton < PouItney, trustees to
William G DzTusLeEd. the fWo-EtOry
frame dwelling at 10 Tenth street south
east sI,70s &.
For FRANK " Tucker 70 Charles Tao
china. the tWO-Etory brick dwelling az
40 Massachusetts avenue. $3.50
The Washington times., 1910-04-16

Eighteenth street northwest, between and
x streets-Daliel Coy7e ct TX. 70 Mary
e. Coyne. part lot q square los. SO
THeuty-sfXth street northwest. between Il
and I stEeets-aoEn . E3kins 81 uz- to
Charles o Gree-stTeet, lot .. square Il,
SO
z7l9 p street northHest-Mary NJ Ferry 70
Charles r Kari, lot go. square t3s6, SO
Seventh and z streets northwest. Federal
Buiiding-EIlwoo .. WszenhOrst. trustee.
10 Albert a Brsger. part lots y and -,
square s56. S140 019
SO r street northw estuary z Helmus 70
SJausbury Boyce. Tot Is square $50. 80
Twenty-sixth and Water streets northwsst-
Elijah s Alvord G Co, original To- I,
square 5 q T. SO
l5t -iSth street north r5eSt-Cclara 3. Homes
70 Percy Hall lot a. square as, SO.
1870 + street north vVest--Jaues F Barbour
90 William u G5rier. lot So square III 80
Tu nty--sec1nd street northwest between II
and streets-E>mily .. Matthews 20 Ed
ward N Dulin- Origins lot l. square 20. SO
Tenth street northwest. between T and Z
stresJs-Dessle Ryan e viz. william z 70
joseph Lavezzo. part lots IS and q. square
$50 SO.