davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-14

for Nwh, Sec. G, Twp ) y, Range 2s
+, " VI =. Meridian, has fled notice OF
intention 10 make Final Communication
Proof 20 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before Murry w shaw.
4. :. Commissioner, At Hasscll, y. NJ.
Claimant ame ~ witnesses: Sylves.
on the 18th day Of December, 1911.
ter u. Durfee, Vt Orton, y Va. Joseph
II. Montgomery, Enoch Bartrum. Nor.
ris blackburn, all Of Hasscil, v NJ.
r. A. PRENTICE. Register.
First publication November l6, 1911
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-14


PROFESSIONAL r
NJ. u. KBAToR
Attorney .at-Law
TUCuMCARI, % 81 NEW MEXICO.
HARRY II. MeELRoY
Attomsy.at-Law
once over Intsml Bank Of Commerce
TUCUMCARL, y NJ
v. ". MOORE
Attomey-at-Law
osies Israel Buildings, Rooms $ and 8
TELEPHONE l76
TUCUMLARI NEW MEXICO
II. l.. BOON
Attorney and Counselor at Law
once Eas, Main Street
TuouMCARI. =, 81, NEW MEXICO.
J. D. cUTLrP
Attorpsy-AtLAw
Judge Of Probate Court, Quay County
onies at Court House.
Th,,a !, .Phoo.
rtcuN,r.vt Nr,y uRxICo
n ~ rpuauaoN
ns.-,.,.. a,.n.on
"a v..,d.o.. NJ, a,,..,
rL- ,sa
urun,~,
physician anu s''sso"
ONCE Rooms l. : aud D. 'i'rr'ng h''E
hes'"eh'e 'o"'h 'e''"'
hiSShh " "o"NA
WIZ iN'h'Hh P'""' NV w.
ahd ,sllhla'es gu "' N'"us oa
Oh n D NOOhAA
omes -'"'e'nA'iOn" ~
leIsPno"s W ,,rvn
Or n . NICHOLS
Physician d Surgeon
TuCuMCARI. 81: a.. NEW MEXICO
TTTCTIMCAPI HOSpITAT,
Modern Equipment.
Largest Aray Coil in N. NJ
Graduate Nurses
DRs THOMSON a NOBLE.
Tucumcari, n. NJ.
NJ. n. Koch
Funeral Director n Emoalmsf
IELEihoNE NJ ITO
ll3 : second street, Residcnc" ' ps'aif'
TuCUMCARl' .; 80 NEW MEAlCo
v MAY siANfn
Once room : israel Building
Npy upy,Cn
rnOh hAnN '"
Vocal Violin and Piano School
. .: Co.: =: :: !: !: 5: :: !: :: : {: {: e: e: IL: !: G..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-14
XMAS IN TUCUMcARI


.tOut.nuCd from FIRST pagcl
comc vour way ANYHOW Auyws, IL
won 2 hunt to trv.
The Wells Fargo Book Store aud its
6cighbor the city Confectionery. are
showing the usual TOYS. candies. books
aud periodicals aud while the former v
making q speciality ut toys ,ud Navajo
blanket. 'hc latter has oui o conspicuous
sign which states that ''yhilli and
Soup can hc procured inside.
The Dry Goods House ~ Joseph
Israel will have two artistic windows
which viii Dee certain to attract tn,
NJ fastidiuus taste aud well dtrss
cd gentlemen hv 90, TASTEFUL, arraug
cd display of beautiful garments. the
latest within boz uc,kWcar. prcti, baud
k,ryhi,fs and those daiut, accessories
that delight the we'll lrr>.rd woman
rhi. hrm make. % ,rc,talt, " genuine
NcNi,lu haud WOW, ~ 'h, -har, IS
lu.ilr,. .~cu'rrpic,,s. lunch cloths. .,arfs,
and Thread lace ro,rl',,. oue : sure
q. fui something rrc't, 300 'lc W., Ut
real mni..H v,sru. ,rIarg. '., Inp
Oar house
Thr VI N u~n.iruh'rg 'ruiau, ha,
ryr, elaborate ,,orimyH' nt ever,
thing BOG rH. NF, -...i. 'nr uow ihy
n.vr,' 'Hr H.a'. '. sUnrrg .Is
m.,. Dr. u. window boz, have 70
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, T.. :. Land
Oaice, M Tucumcari, New Mexico
October 20, l1.l
Notire Is hereby given that Robert i
Taylor, Of Hassell y w.. who, on Oct
~, 1905, made ma Entry, No 1867.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
Patarson ls Opposed.

William Paterson. minister of GUS ,osns, one of the commissioners who negotiated the agreement with Wash ington. represents th eriding of Braut and was again nominaed this week Although he has held the seat for forty years. a special effort will be made by the Conservatives to defeat him J. H. Fisher, member Of the Ontario legislature, has resigned his seat and Will run against the miaister of GUS toms. He is acknowledges 0 be a strong man. and the result will be battle royal.
 The standing of the party in On tario today is 50 Conservatives to S6 Liberals. majority against tho government of 24
 The government is deV0tinz special attention 10 this province with a view of cutting down the opposition ma Jority. What the result will be no Hian can freten since reciprocity has heen intrduced in he campaign The vote Of the farmer is the vote which Eill settle the fate of the reciprocity pact. In the rast the city constituen- cies have gone almost sOlidly Conser- vative, and no change is looked for by sither party in urban results. The an- Hexation speeches in the American congress have been made the most of by the Conservative party, and hun dreds of thousands of pamphlets con taining extracts thercfron have been distributed in sections Of the province settled by United Empire lDyalists and recent corners from England.
 The fag is also being waved every where as a stimulus tO loyalist senti ment The Liberal speakers declare beneath inc contempt and attention that the talk of annexation is simply Of serious people. and they maintain it win have no effect in influencirs voters
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
STABS LION ID DEATH
 BUT LOSES AN ARM
Texan Driven to Frenzy by Death of Child Tackles
 Animal

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 25-Mad- ened bx the sight Of a mountain lion standing over the dead body of his three-year-old son. Juan Morales, a farmer living seven miles from Browns yille, killed a beast with knife thrust in the heart after e fifteen minute struggle in which he sustained iniur- ies which will cost him the loss of his right arm from the shoulder.
 Morales had gone to a neighbor's on an errand and left hls three child ren aged 8. !. and 10 years at home. lis wife died some months ago. He was returning and heard the screams of his children. Rushing to the house he saw a mountain lion, which weighed over 40U pounds, crouched over the lifeless and almost headless body of his little son.
 The beast sprang at Morales and the desperate fight began. Morales, who is 42 years old and an athlete. tried for a strangle hold on the animal which fought with it's paws and was last pulling the flesh from the right arm and shoulder of Morales, when he managed to get out his knife and made several cuts at the mountain lion, which only made il more fero- cious.
 Morales was almost exausted when he succeeded in driving the big blade of the knife into the heart of the an- imal and staggered from its grasp as t fell dead at his feet. Morales faint ed, and his two little girls revived him V-ith cold water and then hqIued him O bandage the wounds.
 It was a long journey to town for medical aid, and, without a convey ance handy. Morales determined to make the trip on foot with his two surviving children. They had almost completed the journey when a man in e wagon picked them up and brought them to Brownsville. Morales will sur give but his right arm will have to be smputated.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
sla Flaht In onta-lo.

TORONTO, Ont. Aug, 25.-Tho election campaign has beer put under full headway throughout Ontario. the great industrial province of Canada by the visit this week of Sir Wilfred LaurieT, Premier of Canada. and R L. Borden. the leader Of the Opposi ton. On all sides it is recognized as a reciprocity campaign, and the one abs crbing issue is whether Canada shall Fstify the reciprocity agreement with the United States.
 The leader of the Opposition has decided to accept reciprocity as sthe outstanding issue in his campaign Urged by many Of his followers o at tack the government on it's fifteen year record. he declined on the ground that he is opposed to undertaking, and will win or lose on the reciprocity is sue alone. The election was sprung SO suddenly upon the country that few candidates had been placed in the field, but more than 100 conventions have been held within the past few days, and rival candidats have nov been chosen in nearly every constit uency.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
FRENCH KITCHEN

Everything nice and clean. Board SLIGO day. $2S.50 E3nth
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26

This simple costume will be found suitable for either afternoon or even ing wear, if made low neck and short sleeve, as shown. or 1t may serve for the morning or street if a guimpe be worn with 1t The small sleeve is cut in one with the rest of the waist. and this Is cut away to show a deep round yoke or the neck. The skirt has a long tunic which slopes upward to the OGcK, Wu6Te JuEre are tWO pO1 pidIt5 stitched along their edges 10 produce Q flat effect. Below the tunfc a front end side skirt is plaited. This style is EOo3 for silk. satin, messaline or the various crepe weaves for evening; for cashmere or foulard for the after noen and for fine cheviot, linen. pon- gee. etc. for ordinary occasions.
 The pattern (52s) is cut iI sizes g 10 42 inches bust measure. Me dium size requires S7s yards of 36 inch material.
 To procure this pattern send 70 cents Co Pattern Departpent" Of this paper. Write name and address plainly. and De Sure to give size and number of pattern.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
ARE YOU FREE
 FROM

Headaches. Colds. Indigestion, Pains. Constipation. Sour Stomach, Dizzinessa Ifyou are moi, the most effective, prompt and pleasant method Of getting nd of them is to take. now and then. a desertspoon. ful of the ever refreshing and truly beneficial laxative remedy-Syrw of Figs and Elixir of Scnna. Ii k vel known throughout the world as the best of family laxative scne- dies, because it acls 60 gently ard strengthens naturally ssithoai rEi tating the system n way.
 To get is beneficial cgects is f always necessary t5 bpy the ecnu. inc. manufactured by iac CaIiioIais Fig Syrup Co, bearing the asms of the Company, plainly printed CT he font Os,cyery package
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
LOVER, AGED q SUES
 OUT HABEAS CORPUS
Alleges That Parents of Girl Aged 36 Keep Her
 a Prisoner
Douglas internationally


 That the girl of his choice may be released from alleged virtual im- prisonment by her parents. Trini- dad Escalante. aged 57. on Tuesday filed fin the district court of Pima county at Tucson a petition for @ writ of habeas corpus to compel Ventura and Carcinta Mendibles. the parents of Tulo Mendibles. aged 36. to produce in court the body of the said Tula Mendibles, and to show cause why they restrain her of, her said liberty" Escalante claims the parents are forcibly re- straining the girl from marrying him.
 In his petition for the habeas corpus writ, Escalante asserts that nc and the girl are engaged to be married, and that both are over q years Of age and unmarried. He also claims that the parents are con tining the girl in their home, and are forcibly and unlawfnlly restrain ing her from marrying him. and pre- venting both from seeing or com municating with each other.
 This action Is against the girls will. the petitioner claims, and # amounts to imprisonment without warrant of law, as we'll as prevents her from exercising the liberty con terred on her by law.
 The petition for habeas corpus will be heard fin court at 10 o'clock today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
Buying
 Shoes

Aa Jeas and her mother were in a hurry when they entered the crowded shce department they wers relieved 10 see a man respond to the call Of the no0rwRlker and come toward them at once with an expeotant smile. Ills lfttis black eyes peered at them inte7estediy through his silver trimmed speot2eles and he adjusted the garnet stioknin in his tie as If anxious to create a good impression
 'something I can show you. mad ann" he asked.
 "Tes."
 Here" he said. joyfdsly. Be seated"
 Then be stood for a moment, sud denly nervous and hesitating- The hoorwalker pointed with his pencil to an empty stool Reassured. the young man dragged f. over.
 What size do you wear. madam %
 T don't know. Isn't ths number in the shoe?~
 -0h. yes" he said. quickly. 'Oh. yes. the number is in the shoe. but | WAS just wondering what size you usually wear"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
SIZE.
-11sszszzzs,1zss-~>
ItaiY,s Main Imnorts.

Italy's principal imports are eere- ass, raw cotton. coal, machinery. lum- Der, raw silk, hides, horses, wool and hair, iron, mineral oil. seeds. coffee, colors and varnishes. copper. ute. mother of pearl, nitrate of soda. paraf- m, phosphates. grease. precious stones, wood pulp. tobacco. railway cars. tin. sulphate of copper and sul plate of ammonia.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26

Jane and her mother are stln won dering through what eulminahng ex- perience he went during the ten min utes that ensued. for when they saw him again he was psrspiring heavily and mopped his forehead with a large handkerchief. He did not return to them. however.
 q have to go to lunch" they heard him entreat the man who had given him the measuring stick 'ANih you at tend to my customers?'
 The other salesman came to the mother and daughter a moment later.
 q have your parcel" he said. "and your change"
 My shcei" gasped J2ne's mother suddenly as he was about to go. My other shoe."
 T beg ycur pardon he said. inquir- ingiy.
 She placed her unsbod foot on the stool dramatically. Its probably CD some counter among the bargains by this time. she said. with bitterness.
 The search was not SO long as might have been expected The discarded shoe had been found on an upper shelf with a measuring stick
 -Yes." said the salesman of expert. ence, smiling discreetly as he put on lanes mothers shoe for her. he just came this morning, and you know sell. iag shoes isn't 8 thing you can learn out of book"
 True said Jane's mother. vehe- raensly. "but whatever they learn 4 out Of. l notice the new ones all se lect nc for their victim
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26

t1S lOOSS1 hrOlfd- The man W1O was ministsrins to the customer on the isrt o< them handed him a meas urins stick and hs put it 10 use. Then he stood with ths stick in one hand and the shoe in tho othes.
 'NOw-a-what kind of a shoe were you wanting. msdam?~
 T want a walking shoe-a good. servioeable shoe. but not a heavy sole-
 Yes. Now. what shaped toe2 Did you have anything special in mind?-
 why, you might let me seq a few styies." she said rather briskly "I don't just know"
 Jane's mother Is never in a good humor when she has to buy shoes
 Customers around and about them completed their transactions with sgd dening dispatch: new ones cAme and went: the congestion of the morning disappeared: stnl their clerk did not come. Jane's mother watched the hands of the clock until she could stand it no longer.
 wen gol" she said.
 You can't Jane chuckled. He has your shoe"
 Then yorn have to go and find him"
 ~Shl Here he Is nowi"
 His hair was disorderSd and his brow held the dew o< lAbor. but he smiled afresh. h his hands be bore one pair of shoss
 This is a very popular little shoe, he said, holding one up and breathing hard as he looked at f..
 Try it on" said Jane's mother. grimly, thrustins forth a foot
 As fl to make up for lost iiue. tho hook fiourished rapidly over each but. ton until Jane's mother protected.
 Too tight she said. pressing her lips together
 Exactly. It's the buttons. madam. Nov. see" he said, smoothing the vamp with the palm Of his hand "Oth- eryise lt's 6 perfect fit We can easily change the buttons, and" he hssned forward y-"that-that's a very popular little shoe"
 Indeed, IL looks rather ordinary Co mo. Suppose you let me see some thing in patent leather. And if you could hurry. please, I'd be very grate- fui.-
 Well" he smiled. almost sadly, "I don't believe We have any patent leathers."
 The tfDe vas passing. How long would it take to have those buttons changed 2" demanded Jane's mother.
 About three minutes. madam"
 |-Then I suppose I'll have 10 take these"
 When he had marked the shoes he set them gently at his side and, from what seemed the very depths of his heart, drew forth a new cash book. Between the crisp pages Of this book he adjusted the tracing paper with ex- atperating precision and with still greater pains he wrote in a small yer teal hand.
 In just a moment now be said, and departed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07
AUCTIONS


AUCTION SALE-Thursday. Octo-
her i, commencing at 1000 o'clock
sharp. Three miles west Of Five
Points, Phoenix, Arizona, one-half
mile south Of Yuma Road, known
as the Distrell Campo ranch. 50
acres of land, cut into seven 5-acre
blocks. q head of cattle, IA horses,
farming implements and household
goods, % head of milk cows, tuber-
culin tested, l thoroughbred Jersey
bull, head Of horses. ! match team
o. Clay Bank ponies, l fine mare,
l horse ! saddle pony, ! black horse.
! hay mare in foal, automatic bot
Ting machine. milk cooler, l Grant
bottle washer. I milk wagon, zoe
quart capacity, l set double harness
for milk wagon, l 16-horse- power
boiler. shafting. pulleys and betting.
1000 bottle caps, l machine for cap
ping bottles. Standard 3x4 bottle
cases. ! Royal Charter Oak range, l
2-burner oil stove, l heater, sani-
tary milk pals, 5 and 10 gallon milk
cans, l lot pint and quart milk bot
ties. DeIavaI separator, 1000 pounds
L
lon barrel churn, ! butter worker. l
hay derrick. complete with fork. l
double shovel cultivator. l cultivator,
l Grip scraper, l drag, l wagon hay
frame, l twO-seated spring wagon.
one new Mccormick mower, one
new Osborne Reversible 2-horse disc,
l Osborne Self Dump rake, 4 Peta
luna incubators. 500, 326, PIG and
126 egg capacity. l ice box, l 300
pound refrigerator. Oak bed room
set. dining table and chairs, other
household goods, lot Of turkeys. lot
Of ducks, lot Of chickens. portable
chicken coops, chicken wire, gasoline
engine, filter rack, small stacks Of
hay, mostly alfalfa. other articles too
to mention. Terms Of Sale:
on land, one-fourth cash, balance
10 suit purchaser. on movable /
property all sums of $50 and under, F,
cash: over $50, 6 months time at
10 per cent; bankable note. Rea- /
sonable discount for cash. Free lunch I
at noon. elf Collins. owner; w w !
Auctioneer, Clyde Thomp |
son, clerk. I'D !
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07

c. o. McMURTRY. the best known
and most successful auctioneer in this
part of the state, with experience in
the sale ring. thoroughly qualities him
tn successfully manage any sort Of
sale from the smallest to the largest.
Thoroughly posted on the values Of
all kinds Of live stock. A large ac-
ouaintance among the leading stock
men Of the country, enables him to
render the best service possible.
Write him before claiming dates. c.
o McMurtry. auctioneer. 10 n. First
Ave. Phoenix. Ariz. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07

PUBLIC SALE-Mondar, October
9th, two miles north and half mile east
of Cave Creek road on the Pemberton
ranch. commencing at 1920 sharp, /
viii sell at public auction my entire
herd of Jersey cattle, consisting of So
cattle; 30 registered Jersey cows, An
dersOn herd, shipped from Tennessee;
l registered Jersey bull; the above
cows are extra fine, and test better
than As for the last six months. Five
Durhams and Holsteins; Is head of
heifers and bulls from the above Jer-
sey herd; 5 extra fine Poland China
sOws. all with pig; ] Poland China
boar; shoats; 400 chickens. 20 tur-
keys, Is Guinea hens; l No. II De
Laval separator, good condition; l 3
horse power gasoline engine. ! iron
grey colt, 4 years old. drive single or
double; ! open buggy. / rubber-tired
surrey with top; 2 sets OF single har-
ness. / driving harness, . stacks Of
barley hay. l six COW milking machine,
complete; free lunch at noon. Terms
of sale: All sums of s25 and under,
cash: over s25. a credit of six months
will be given. purchaser giving a bank
able note. bearing 10 per cent. inter
est from date, . per cent off for cash.
DIR. Win Nylie, owner. c. o McMur-
try Auctioneer. c. 4. Whitfield Clerk.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07

FOR SALE-A large brick house.
rooms with screen sleeping
rooms on North Fourth St. has lots
Of old shade. nice lawn, cement walks.
roses, etc. Everything modern and
convenient Close in, one block from
car line. $500 cash will handle this.
Monthly payments on balance.
Bright's Realty Co, 237 w. Monroe
st. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07

FOR SALE-HOuse, fur, lot look
100; 5000. 800 down. SIS a mo. 2
room house. $3.50; 5-roOm modern,
new. $500. Houses in all parts of the
city and terms TO suit. Shelton. All
Nat Blk AriZ. Bldg II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07
AUCTION SALE

Saturday, October eth, at 1890 a.
m. prompt, we viii sell at public
auction a beautiful 4-room brick house
with double frame kitchen; lot 50x
1871 feet, located S14 South First
avenue, partly modern, plenty Of
shade. Furnished with bedroom set,
cook stove, tables. dining chairs,
dresses, rockers and carpets. Terms
will be announced on day of sale.
Alice l. English, Owner. Reed &
Hammond. Auctioneers. N z. Wilson.
Clerk office with c. d. Messner, 42Ik
W. Adams St Phone Overland 1921.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07
FOR SAlE-hOUSES

FOR SALE-3-room house. $500.
One FUR house 10OX1S0, $500. 5-room
modern cement block. $1400. Houses
in al PARTS of the city. Terms TO
suit. open Sundays. Shelton, All,
Nat. Bank of Arizona Bldg. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEMALE

POSITION, by young lady. as ste
nographer and bOOkkeeper. Expe-
rienced. References. 626, care Re
publican. bib
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07

1 WILL SELL at Mesa. November
10Th. my entire herd OF Ayrshires and
all my horses and tools. W. A. Nc
Donald, owner. w. w. Hutchinson
and Son, auctioneers. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07

20 acres six miles northeast Of
Phoenix. 10 acres in good stand OF
alfalfa. 10 in two year old orange
trees. Good well, tank and gasoline
engine. small house, shed and stable.
In first class condition. Price $500
Terms.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07
HOUSE BARGAINS

HOUSE BARGAINS
New 4-room bungalow on East
Garfield. south front. two blocks 10
car line This is bargain. Terms 5000
down bal monthly iRstalments.
Price ...-.......... ......'....$Al D
Groom brick II block to car line,
modern house. extra good electrical
features. good part OF town, north
east. Price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
S-room modern brick, plenty shade.
on North First st. This Is a snap
II taken soon this can be bought for
$500 down bal to suit. $4,000
MONEY TO LOAN.
PLANK e. ENSIGN,
IS West Adams St. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07
GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ES-
TATE AND INVESTMENT co.

SOME BARGAINS IN COUNTRY
PROPERTY: 80. ......
Any Of the pieces OF land quoted
below are worth from $500 to $4,000
per acre today above the price asked.
and will steadily rise in value. For
an investment or for homes, they
cannot be duplicated.
80 acres only five and one-half miles
northeast of the center of the city.
All in cultivation, can be put in grain
or alfalfa next month This is finely
located and is worth more money
than is being asked. 100000 for the
tract.
40 acres Just east of the Indian
school, red sandy loan soil. best in
the valley for alfalfa. Well located.
only two and one-half miles from the
city limits Price $4,000 per acre.
40 acres in the orange belt, sur
rounded by bearing groves. Fine level
land: all bordered. Can be put in
alfalfa for $1,000 per acre. Raw land
around this piece is selling for $4,000
and S225.OG per acre. This is the best
bargain in the valley. Price. $4,000
per acre. IF
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-07
FOR RENT-FURNIsHEp HOUSES

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR LEASE
No. 1903, corner 18th Ave. and
Wash. St. the house contains eight
large rooms, not including halls,
kitchen, cellar, toilet and bath. the
grounds are beautifully shaded and
the location is ideal. Apply on the
premises. BIS