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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
TESTING AN OLD WELL
AT THE PENITENTIARY

Believing that it may be possible
to secure sufficient water to relieve
the water famine at the asylum from
an abandoned we'll at the state pen
itentiary, the state, board yesterday
decided to make a test of it and
should it prove that the members are
right in their belief it will mean that
the state has been saved from MAX
ing an expenditure for the digging
of a new well.
The board made the decision yes
terday afternoon when it held n
meeting for further considering the
water problem and to listen to a
plan for relieving it from Roland X.
Page, manager of the Portland Rail
way, Light & Power company. The
suggestion was made then that years
ago a we'll had been partially dug
near the penitentiary but that it had
been abandoned because of the lack
of appropriations from the legisla-
ture. 1t was decided to bring a
pump from the asylum farm and
make test of it and ascertain whe-
ther sufficient water can be OBJ
tained from it before digging a new
well
In the event that the test should
prove a failure, it is likely that a
contract will be let to- Mr.. Page to
dig a we'll, and install a pump. the
cost of which is estimated complete
at S2,5OO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21

some Of our most upright legisla-
tors are those who never felt the tug
OF hrioe pulling them into oblique
courses,
Talk is expensive when a scientific
expert Is doing Il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
DOES NOT LOOK GOOD FOR FREE LOCKS AND CANAL
AT OREGON CITY.

Irving 70 force the proposed government locks and canal onto
the east side of the river does not look good to man up tree
There already locks and canal the west side around the
falls of the willamette river.
Now is proposed by the u S. engineering department to
condemn right of way and budd locks and canal ON the
Oregon City side of the river
There would then be two sets of locks and canal around the
falls of the Willamette
That about way to kill the whole enterprise as
could possibly be devised
No attempt been made to purchase the present locks and
canal on the west side.
That canal and locks are owned by the Portland Railway
Light & Power Company
The corporation and large paper mill corporations own
the rights and the water front the east side
With all the that flows through the river used for the
and electric plants at the falls they will resist
another canal being built
There will not be water enough great part of the to op
crate two sets of locks and canals.
The right way the side of the river will cost about
much the total appropriations made by the federal
and state governments -$Gt0G00.
Besides the first steps to build the locks and canal the
side of the river will tie the whole proceedings up in g
tion.
The only theory which locks and be undertaken
the east side of the to defeat tie whole proposition
1t is stated that the IT, engineers have recommended
srucon locks and canaon the side of the river
It is presumed that everyone ought accept their opion
and acquiesce in their iudrrcnt such matter.
But why has effort been made to purchase the existing
locks and canal the side of the Willamette river?
Is because lot of politicians think it sounds big to say-O
hi with the big corporations; we will build locks and
nal.
That is the spirit of the but it is not good business udg
ment under all the circumstances.
If the corporation has ndefensbe title to the property that
cannot be aenated their property should be bought and paid
for.
If no price be agreed upon there should be arbitration
and that fails there should be condemnation suit brought
to get at the value Of the property.
The craftsmanship that qua before contact with big inter
ests and only build hostility corporations of the
small bore variety anyhow.
What the people want free locks and canal at Oregon City,
for the purpose Of securing open and trameed navigation
the river.
The delegation in Washington and the u S. engineering de-
partmen making mistake trying destroy the property
of the corporations that have engaged development of indus
tries at Oregon City,
The money has been appropriated and is lying lille the
state and national treasures and the products of the farm and
the factory are paying high tolls at the locks
When action to be taken, is taken way to delay re-
lief and remedy for years to come.
1t time this matter being dealt with as men of ordin-
ary business intelligence would zeal with it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21

A lie is not lie when everybody
knows 1t for what it is.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
SENATORS TO
MEET GIANTS
NEXT SUNDAY

The Salem Senator'S will take one
more crack at the Woodburn Giants
next Sunday afternoon ut o'clock
on the Salem league grounds. and IL
is expected that the Salem boys will
put up the scrap OF their lives In an
endeayor to defeat the team that
shut them out completely last Sun
day at Woodburn.
Arch Jerman OF the Senator'S has
piloted two teams TO victory and is
determined to make Il three of a
kind by winning out this season.
There are only Ave more games 10
he played before the close Of the sea-
son.
Woodburn has an excellent bunch
OF players, Holmes Is a good pitcher
and leads his team with the bat.
White, Branlger and Huddleston
shove ed up we'll In last SUNDAYS
game. Allege0rt OF Salem, has done
some fine twirling this season and
last sundays performance was his
only queer" work OF the year. A
record breaking crowd is expected
out Sunday to witness the last set-
les Of games, The weather man
probably win be in a cooler mood
than he was last sunday and A
pleasant afternoon probably will
oring out a full house.
Little Jimmy" Richardson. who
has been giving general satisfac.
ton as an umpire, will oticiate a,
Sundays game.
Tor the benefit OF the lovers o,
the great national game who can not
attend the sunday games, Manager
Hunt Of the Giants, has arranged a
same for Wednesday evening, July
at' 10 be played on the league
grounds a, WoOdhuru The game
VIII begin at 6;80 and win continue
until dark unless nine innlugs are
finished before that time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
ONE SALARY
is ENOUGH
SAYS CRAWFORD

While w. H. Lyue. or Pendletou
occupies under the law both the Of
Zee OF state veterinarian and sheen
Inspector the first Is to be oonsid-
cred an honor and he WI! a-.w a
salary only for the latter. according
TO an opinion rendered by Attorney
General Crawford at the request OF
Secretary Of State Olcott.
The office OF sheep inspector has
attached TO Il salary OF $4,000 A
year As it is incumbent upon Ly-
sle TO also discharge the duties Of
tho office Of state veterinarian, ne
felt that he was entitled 10 a salary
for that but the attorney general
says that In the past Il has been the
custom Of holders OF the offices 10
draw but the one salary and he
knows of no law which win allow
aim TO draw two.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
MYSTERY
REMAINS
UNSOLVED
LuNIrnp rREss IEAsEp wIRE. !


San Francisco, July 21.-Mystery
which for days has shrouded the
disappearance of pretty Mary Ger
trude Ilg from her home here, today
was still unsolved, despite search by
a squad of detectives.
What happened to Miss Ilg-
whether she Is wandering demented
in the city or its suburbs; whether
she suffered violence or whether her
disappearance is the result of a love
affair-theories that have been ad-
vanced by the police, is a question
still as far from solution as ever.
From the evening of last Monday,
when she left her home to obtain
tickets at local theater, no one
has been found who saw her Be-
yond the different theories not
thing has been learned of the dis
appearance, which in its apparent
lack of motive and its completeness,
rivals that of Dorothy Arnold
whose vanishing after many weeks
is still puzzle to her family and
the authorities of New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
NO WORK; NO EAT,
SAYS CHIEF UlMuTON

Confinement In separate cell
vita a diet OF bread and water viii
be the lot q every prisoner serv.
ing time in the city Jail hereafter IL
no declines to work on the street
for Chief Of Police Hamilton issued
orders OF that kind TO his officers
yesterday.
Ever since Chief OF Police Uamii.
ton assumed the office he has pur.
sued the policy OF working prisoners
ON the streets Most OF those ar.
rested are translents and the oiYense
Is eenerally drunkenness or some
minor crime, and ne believes that n
they have no, the money 10 nav n
nne and the city must board them
that I; should De benefited by their
labor.
Some OF them lately have de-
INJURED against working on the
streets and that Is the reason why
the order has been put into force.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21

The work of Methodism in thfs
civ is to be extended by a big en-
tertainnent this evening at the First
NJ. Z. church to help the erection OF
another new church. With the Les
lie memorial church, and the new
one undertaken, the Methodists will
have four churches at Salem.
For the benefit Of the Swedish
of the NJ. E. church
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
SAVE YOUR HAIR;
SAGE TEA WILL DOT
Oandruffr Itching Scalp and
Falling Hair Quickly
Stopped,

There is one place where baldheaded
men shine, and that is in the front row
seats Of the theatre. II these bald
headed people had used Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy in their
earlier days they would not be so con-
spicuous now. This preparation does not
plant new hair, but it does strengthen
weak, dying hair, and not only brightens
dull, parchcd hair but gradually restores
the color to faded or gray hair. 1t is
clean, wholesome hair dressing, which
can be used daily with perfect safety.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is sold
under guarantee that the money will be
refunded IL it fails to do exactly as rep
resented.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all druggists.
Special agent ]. C. Perry, Druggist,
Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
GREAT DAY
AT SEATTLE
POTLATCH
ELY MAKES A SENSATIONAL
FLIGHT OVER CITY LAST
NIGHT - POTLATCH CLOSES
TOMORROW NIGHT WITH THE
WHOLE CITY IN MASKS

Seattle, Wash, July 21,-An army
and navy parade, an Illuminated pa
geant of progress and flights in the
Curtiss biplane by Eugene Ely and
demonstrations of the Curtiss hydro
plane are the big features sched-
uled for today in Seattle's Golden
Potlatch celebration. The big fete
will come to a close tomorrow night
with "maskers' march," TO be held
by the Elks. On this occasion every
body appearing on the downtown
streets is expected to be in mask.
This is by order of the king.
Ely made a sens ltional flight over
the city last night. In the early dusk
he scared over the skyscrapers with
thrilling exhibitions Of the fatal DIP,
and 10000 persons, packed like
sardines in the streets below, howiGd
themselves loarse. The Curll3S hy-
droplane was shown n the barber
by Aviator Hugh Robinson, and made
a sensational iliPht out into Puget
Sound.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
BOOSTING THE CAUSE OF
METHODISM IN THE CITY

which will be thrown open to the
public next Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock an entertainment will be CIV
en- this evening at the First Metho-
dist church for which an admission
price of 25 cents will be charged.
The principal speakers of the even
ing will be Governor West, Bishop
Smith, of Portland, and A. F. Hofer,
secretary of the Board Of Trade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21

When the stomach fails to per.
form its functions. the bowels be-
come deranged, the liver ami kid
neys congested causing numerous
diseases. The stomach and liver must
be restored to a healthy condition
and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets can be depended upon to do
1t. Easy to take and most effective.
Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
X X x X X X x X X x X X X X
x X-RAYS AND SMILES. 4
4 X X X x X X X X X X X X X

Why complain of the heat? Just
as well spend your money for ice as
for fire wood.
Only three weeks until the big
blowout at Astoria begins As It
celebrates the winning of an em-
ptre.the best country on earth
every loyal 0regonian and Oregon
taness should attend
No more Potlatch in Seattle after
tomorrow But those who attended
say 1t was great"
The government officials are en-
thusiastic in holding inquests over
wrecked steamships, which, by the
way, they make no effort to prevent.
Those fat wheels are true to
name, but that's the only way they
are true"
Rev. A. Thompson, of the Sell
wood Presbyterian church Ia Olym-
pia. This might be classed as a
calling down"
The most popular card in the deck,
at least from a burglars standpoint,
is the tray Of diamonds.
80
Owing to the news OF Mayor Lach-
mund's boost for Salem not reaching
the city soon enough, no effort was
made to meet him with a brass band
and chaplet OF flowers on his re-
turn.
The Oregon Electric, on the face
or the returns is without franchise
Tor its proposed eNtensions--its at
torneys say it could not back out II
wanted to, but how about the city?
The hot wave in Canada Is said 10
have caused shortage OF one mill
lion pounds in the honey crop. That
seems a pretty good load for the lit
tie bees to have lodged.
ess
Twelve negroes were arrested at
Medford yesterday for gambling. and
zen or them were tined $40 each. In
other words, the officers grabbed the
I stakes.
Z H. [. Bateham. eX-county fruit in
spector at Grants Pass, Is In iail.
The charge against him is that of
exceeding his jurisdiction in making
an examination Of the golden apples
ot Hesperdes, or words to that ef-
feet Anyway It was the same kind
that Knocked out the FIRST fruit in
spector-Adam.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21
DROWNED NEAR
ALBANY WEDNESDAY,

Albany, Or, July 21.-Herman
Lorenzen, a young man residing in
Benton county, near this citv. was
drowned in the Willamette river
about half a mile above Albany We'd
nesday afternoon. He went In hath
ing, and, being unable to swim. ey-
pected to stay in the shallow water
which extends so feet from tbe
bank. As no one was with him II
Is not known definitely how the ac-
eldent occurred but is supposed
that while wading he stepped over a
ledge into deep water.
When he did not return home this
evening his mother walked down
the road to look for him and found
his clothes on the river bank. She
called neighbOrS, who secured a boat
and found his body.
Lorenzen was 20 years old and
was son of Peter Lorenzen and
came here from Medford a little
more than a year ago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21

- :! US Fuarmacy, tH. Jermanl
reclining children have more or
iesS diarrhoea. which can be con-
troiled oy giving them Chamberlain s
conc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy' All that is necessary is TO give
the prescribed dose after each onsrao
uon OF the bowels more than natur-
a. and then castor oil to cleanse the
system; 1t is safe and sure. Sold
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21

Soreness of the muscles, whether
Induced by violent exercise or in.
jury, is quickly relieved by the free
application of Chamberlain Lini.
ment. This liniment is equally val
liable for muscular rheumatism and
always affords quick relief. Sold by
all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-21

Chamberlaln's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver
and bowels to expel poisonous mat
ter, cleanse the system. cure consti-
patton and sick headache. Sold by
all dealers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN


/ 4TH AVE. cor 3i-t -, ror IL ,tv
commercial bldg. l23 JVll5: Robert Goelet ana
/ De fores,. . West I'm =. owners: Herts
& Tallant, architects, $4,000.
SPRING ST. n " cor Hudson St for IN
/ sly factory 10 5x1o7.i: II Heidi. 81 Vandarn st
| owner owner Mayncke 3 franke. - Madison Square
! THE BRONX.
sTEBBTNS AVE. O s. 100 2, n OF lfo,h e.
/ three , sty hrk tennis ,0vlot Stebblns Hold
/ Ing 60 Samuel Paruass s2j Kelly -. trcasurerI
/ foldner IioldNerg 1oi Jackson ave. architects:
/ total cost. slS0O)O
2 sty and attic frame dwg 27x2s: Bruce Brown
! Land 90 FRANKLIN II Brown. 9Th ave AMI 18Th
/ i2ith 81. architect. cost. $500
EDISON AVE. $. $50 It n Of Plnip ave 2
! Land 60 Franklin n Brown prcsldenO: Wit
I II . Hornum. architect: cost, $1,000.
EDISON AVE, + " cor sullivan Place . st.
aud attic frame dwg 3oX?i: Bruce Brown Land
! o. dranklin " Brown. PRESIDENT: Walter II {
flornuni. architect: cost. $500.
/ WILCOX AVE. W s. loo II n OF PHILLIP ave.
sty and attic frame dwg :0N31: Bruce Brown
! Land co tFranklin n Brown. PRESIDENT. owners:
Walter II Hornum architect. cost. ST. 500
| LOGAN AVE. . p. go "a Of Ph.lip ave stv
Nnd attic frame dwg. 26x2i: Brce-B Brown Land
| co G'ranklin u Brown. presldenD owners: Wal
/ ter II q Hornum. architect. cost. $500
| DOUGLAS PLACE. = s. 100 II " OF Edison
| ave. sly ani attic frame cwg. 3lxoi Bruce
| Brown Land 60 Ftauklin II Brown PRESIDENT
! owners; Walter II E Haruuu. architect: cost
| $1,000
PHILIP AVE. W cor Edison ave: FOR a s,v
and attic fran" dWg. 3lN2I. Bruce Brown Land
/ 60 tFrank'ln II Brown. resident. owner; Wal
/ ter II q Hornun. architect; cost $4,000.
PHILIP AVE. n e. cor Logan ave: for a . sty
ard attic frame dwg. 2dX2i. Bruce Brown Land
/ 90. owner. Walter II & Hornum architect
cost $1,000
PHILIP AVE. n :. 80 Z, " Of Logan ave; for
a sty and attic frame dwg. 25S2I: Bruce Brown
/ Land co. owner; Walter II G Iioruum. architect;
! cost $1,000
! WILCOX AVE. c s.. 2oo II % Pril,p ave: FOR
q . sly and attic frame dwg. f0y32: Bruce Brown
| Land 90. owner; Walter II H0rnum. arc Infect:
! cost $4,000.
| WILCOX AVE. s. IA o II Of Gridey ave:
I for -ty and attic frame dwg. fOx32. Bruce &
/ Brown Land 90, owner; Walter II = Hornum.
| architect: cost. $1,000
| DOUGLAS PLACE. " cor Edison ave: for a
! . SIS and attic frame dwg. 40N32. Bruce Brown
/ Land CO. owner Walter X Hornum. architect
: cost. $1,000
| MOHEGAN AVE = ~ - n of i7a,h 81:
! for sly brk tenmt. 4ix46; G X Realty 60
! Orchard Keil. 2Gl Ryer ave. RESIDENT. owner;
| Franz Wolfgang. 800 East iT7th st. architect:
! cost 500 coo
! CROTONA PARKWAY. s.. c0G q = Of
! ii9th St for a I sty hrk tount Il ixd3 4: own
/ 81 and architect as above. cost s22 900
/ list ST. 700 q " Of ~ ave. sty bra
ana Boston I'd. owner: Hugo Avalin. 26l
] s.ehhirs ave. architect. cost. $4,000
/ SPUYTFN DUYVIL RID. = 55Ii. n Of
227th ST. > ETY. hrk stab'c 52x2s. Michael Fon-
ert " Galln"r. TO West goth st. architect
/ cost 81 zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

plot ~ Fndlay Ioox76xIoo Ixs2; Aug -, and
Central Bronx Realty - to ,nr,s,i'" smith q
August Schramm; so.Vp' at'~'"e'S'
Phelps. 49, East 10Th 81.
CROToNA AVE :. 33dT u o. isist MA,
2IO.3xc2 IL i9Jcxs1.6: oct -. 100; s. nn a,tnr-
mond to the Dollar savings Bank; ssoy Sor =,
news Lexow. Mackellar Wells, - 'eu"' ~
SAME PROPERTY. Dec -. 1909; same 10
same: $1,000. attorneys came as above
HOE AVF. Tor Hoe 81, " :. 26Ss y : o. 100, 100
man st. 7xs35xs?.3xss4 :; March 20 , ig@
Katie Green - cyrus = Miller. sloV' "'''
ne5s Miller & Bretzfeldcr. i2o broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. Nov -. 1906: same e?
Frank u Holman: sf.o1c: attorneys. L !
Jos. ph. $50 Egca way.
s7fxls9: FEB 20. 1873: ny \ Henck TO kale
pettner: $1,000 Ittorne,s. Rose a Puttze. ~
TrOadway.
LOT g. block 20 mar lbs section I. Morris
Park: March l. 1901: Jessie showers 70 Wisl
Ington savings Bank; 5000 attorneys Rollins /"
Il, - Nassau -.
Lot 272. map 4oI II seton hornts,eao IVES,
90 to charcs Z VILE: $500: attorneys. Lawyers
Ti,le Insurance and Trris; 60. TO broadway.
LOT . to 4 map iosA Of 1928 lots e 81 H 1o5;
Mar Maroon De carlo 20 Hudson = Rose COY
81 100. address. 81 Ncs. i5th ST
V5Sh RI ;oca ~ M5,f5a Gi To rite
Guarantee ara Trust 60; $500. address lao
Euoaiway.
wILLrAMsBRIpGE RIO. y $. o. lin" a. ana
nov or roiiner.y of one ANTHONY. "lIxl2ok nles'
Aug 2. 1900: .Nonzo Royal. eN. etc - h'rie' y,
Savings Bank. 1000. attorneys, Is
Wish;Inan. I'D broadway
18TH 81 n :. go f. n Of cypress ave, 100 i0x
-. AprlI & 1910: Curtiss Byron 70 Anna VI
Lin s'ey; $500. at,orncs Ronald Brown 32o
Broadway
20 10. Marcb %. 1901: f'r,da steinhauser TO Rose
Jacks: ste"o' attorney, David J GaiieF'. 81 LID
erty 81.
le5TH ST Il. q - T. Of stebb,n' ave- lia,4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET


18TH sTREET-Bne s. Bins have bought
from Margaret Livingston Adrich the five dwe.l-
nrs ". 40 10 35S West 53th street The
transaction a'so includes four interior lots al
the rear OF thCt property, the entire property hav-
ing q frontage Of To- feet ON the south side
OF 55'h street. 175 feet cast Of Ninth avenue
and a depth q 100 feet william Guttnan was
the broker in the transaction.
BAXTER sTREET-The Iorillard estate has
sold the three three story buildings AT the north
west corner Of Baxter and White streets. The
street and Nos. 13+ and 1876 White street WI
iron,aees II 100 and az teet resp Ityely. II
hos been IN the possession o. the Lor.llard iami-
!y Tor over half a century.
HOUSTON STREET-Louis Ninsky is the
purchaser Of the Mace estate property. a the
southwest corner u Houston aud Chrystie streets
TIE site has a frontage OF 100 feet on Houston
street and 12j feet or Chr,stic street
10Th STREET Edgar < Curtis have sod for
George 9. King No. IS West 5fth street. I've
s,ory building on iot -1xlO'.' feet he ionne.e-
chaser T. e. Wekcnan was also associated az
broker. The brye- is william +. Donneiiy, who
y TRANSACTIONS They own No. 20 Wes: 59th
.-ioiu the Plaza Hoe.
DIST ~TRvFT-Ths Realty H0lNin7 COMPANY
has bought from Mrs. Louisa c Scnoefer through
s-crv dwelliue on lot 2GNos feet The buyers
recently acquired Nos y md 81 adjoining.
feet % Fourth avenue
I'D STREET, 3 English has sold for
Mrs 2. (. Cook. Of Hampton. Va, the -FOUR
story dwelling No. 23s West 52i street. on lot
25x1o1j feet. . I. French. The proner,y has
not changed hands in thirty years. TIC Doug
las Robinson. Charles : Brown Company was
the broke IN the transaction.
27TH STREET.-THE Realty Holding Com
pary has sold. through " & T.. Hess. the
new twelve story and basement building Noe
% and % West 9th street. On plot 5ox9s
feet 20 q client for investment
NApIsON AVFVCE-Robert NJ. Olyphant
sold his home, No. 100 Madison avenue. q
|, four s'orv house. on z plot - 7y9j feet. 20
7 $ and 4. " Blng. who elso purchased
from NJ Olvphant the 0vc story dwelling
housc ~ 10 - Eaet &2d street IN plot
25xoS ieet
THE BRONX
PERRY AVENUE-H 4 NcDonouEh has
sold for George y. Kingston the three story AM
basement brick dive 'irc 80 %9s3 Perry avenue.
nea- 2olst street. BEDFORD park. on lot 19fxl1J
II. This is the scc1ni house sold o. q row OF
five recently completed.
RARNTS ANENTT-Thomas 4 Wilson has
sold for Mary Coyne the Dlct. 1-3yiGj feet -
the southwest corner of Barnee avenue and .iSth
street. NilEaush.idre.
WAsHrNGTON iVFNUE-W =. & " I.
Brown Incorporated. IN conjunction with Fred
erick Fo1 & Co.,. have sold fOr Messrs Peer
C1nGon. Rounds e. sherman as attorneys. the
southwest corner Of Washington avenue and 1880
street. one family house. q Not 5pX9i feet.