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The Washington herald., 1912-09-21
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Wissie A. and Lila Campbell, boy.
]. Rollins and Rosa Z. Keene. bog.
Frank d. and Hattie o. Mears, girl.
John B. and Annie R snively. boy.
Harry and Helen Stevens. girl.
william Z. and Kate V. Summers boy
Charles II. and Lillis N. Susan. bog.
Harry T. and Inez NJ. woodheid boy.
Frank B. and Clsa Fox. boy.
George II. and Minnie N. Ginesll bog.
Addison Il. and Alvina Marsh, girl.
David J. and Annie o'Counel, eiri.
Norman c. and Nettie C. Rodgers, boy
Frank J. and Ella F. San FeIlipo, girl.
Arthur B. and Catherine n. Williamson, boz
Roy II. and ~ Floqin wiseman, boy.
COLORED.
william n. and Henrietta Robinson, twin bora
Aldridse and Ella Brooks girl.
James and Mary NARROW, boy.
L. W. and Mary Minor. boy.
,Mee and Sales Help fgrnisAed prenp
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IN BUSINESS FOR HIMSELF.
Frank Drown Smith Resigns M
Government Clerk.

Frank Brown Smith. proprietor Of the
Sample Suit and Dress Shop. at 1213 G
Street, has for the past two and hall
years been employed in the once Of the
Comptroller Of the Currency OF the
Treasury Department, where his success
as a government clerk. resulting through
efficiency, is evidenced by the promotions
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Tide Table.

Today-Hish tide, 4M 4 n; s1 p n Low
tide. lo:o O. N u1 ,. N
To-mouow-High tide. As q m; $50 p %.
Low tide, uN q. m; uSs d N
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Temneratures i'm Other Citiea.


Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of nirian for the twenty -four houu ended
At p N yesterday. are a. follows:
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vIAyI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
nonrurEical: 4oopage book free Apply By mail slS
Colorado Bids. Fres lecture for women wednesdays
at 2:O D. n 2t-n
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NoTICE!
PUBLIC SALE

am instructed to sal for Mr.. Joseph Richardson.
at the RICHBURN FARM, 81 miles west Of
ALEXANDRIA. ON THE TELEGRAPH PIKE.
his entire herd of hish-srade Hosten Cattle. con-
sisting Of q Cows, Il twoyear-old Hetfers. Il Year
lings 10 He.fer Calves. Bull Calves. Registered
three eyear-old Bull. Al tubrclin tested and un-
doubtedly the best lot Of Holstein eyC offered at
public auction in this section.
SALE THURSDAY. SEPT. q. lsl2
Commencing At 10 T. N. rain or shine.
z. R. MERRY, Auctionesf.
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". Tel lsls Main. iT Barrister BidE.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-13
GALL MINISTER ID LOCAL CHURCH CHRISTIAN CONGREGATION SEE CURES REV. PERCY c. CROSS
 AS PASTOR.
Issued Call at Close of Services Inst Evening and Was Accepted
 by Minister.


 Last evening at the close oI the services at the First Christian chareh by Rev. Percy c. Cross. the ccnsre- gation of the church tenderel tim a call as pastor of the church. which was accepted by Rev. Cross.
 The church members feel ih4, they are to be congratulated on securing the services of Rev Cross. He IS an evangelist of note, an earnest, io.ce- fui preacher, and one of the very best bible students of this section. He is known to have especial ability as a church organizer and builder, ard this will appeal particularly to the local congregation
 Arrangements were completed yes terday for the early completion o' the new church edlfice at 0aachlta and Grand avenue. and 1t is exported that within two or three months Rev Cross will hold services in the new building.
 Rev. Cross has been holdiag evan gelistic services in this city for some time and his efforts nave been crowned with excellent success
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EXPLOSION OF
 STEAM PIPES
ALMOST A SERIOUS ACCIDENT RESULTS FROM ACCIDENTAL
 SHUTTING OFF OF ESCAPE.
Gas Range Blew Into Bits and One Part of Metal Struck Young By stander, Almost Break
 ing Ills Arm.

An explosion of steam pipes in a gas range in the billiard room over the Texas Club corner early yester- day afternoon tore the range to small pieces and came nearly result ing seriously when one heavy iron part of the range stuck a bystander on the upper arm. t was believed It inst the arm was broken, but an examination of the man in the office of Dr. Walter McLain later revealed that his injury was slight.
 The gas range was of the mantle variety and in the log and else where behind tine mantle were water pipes for the heating of hot water < These were not connected elsewhere. It was the custom to fill them with water daily, and the escaping steam from small brass valve at the top kept the atmosphere moist and aided in the heating facilities.
 Some bystander about the mantle had evidently tinkered with the brass escape valve and closed II. The con. tinued heating of the water pipes with no chance of escape for the steam. reached the exploding, point about 1 o'clock, and the mantle tore through two plastered walls Of the building. There was a loud explosion many in the place believing there had been some other kind of trouble and there was a general exodus te the doors.
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feated by the present incumbent. he made a very creditabis race, showing a strong personal and political follow. ing in the city and county.
 Mir. Milan has reputation as a dem9crat of the old school who is al ways in the ranhs fighting for the party and believes he has a merito- rious claim on the voters, now that there is a candidacy open which friends regard him as we'll qualified to fill and which they believe him specially adapted to.
 Mr. Milan is thoroughly honest. has the confidence of all the people, and if he is selected as county judge the public can rest we'll assured that the trust will not be abused.
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county than Thomas Milan. He has been state senator of the district, has served as secretary to the Worlds Fair Arkansas Committee, and has held other positions Of trust which have kept him in the public eye
 Br Milan was candidate before for this office. and while he was de-
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BOWLING SCORES.
Charity Games at Southern Alley Gre.
 ate Great interest.

The bowling contest for charity at the Southern Alleys yesterday after. nooa was a decided success despite the extremely cold weather. There was good attendance of both ladies and gentlemen and there were sever al interesting contests. The Army and Navy team won from the Gladia- tors by a margin of S7 pins. Follow ing was the score:
 Army and Navy-Ahrens, 14S, 146, l27; Robinson, 100, 125, 1O7; Ransom, l4s, 155. 1s1; McKellar, 9S, POT, f12; Doris, 172, 147. 92.
 Brown, 91, 1O5. 14s; Fewkes, 1Os, 1s6, ll5; Arling, 135. 1G5, I'll; Haley, 14S, 1SS. 157; Ligtht, S3; Kline. 134. 147.
 The proceeds were liberal and will be donated to the Salvation Army.
 The prize for high score. a pair of suspenders, donated by a local hab- erdasher, was won by Ahrens of the Army and Navy, 2i4, while the la dies prize, box of candy. was won by Miss Tooheye of New York. score Is0
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AVIATOR KILLED.

Paris, Jan. 12 Tfe French aviator Bueaonnet was killed today while landing his monoplane at Senlis, about 32 miles from Paris. A false maneu. yer with the levers caused the aero plane to crash to the ground and Ruchonnett was killed instantly.
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DEATH OF MRS. LEHMAN.

Mrs C. Heyman. formerly of Ch!- cago died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs W. J. Carter S47 Writtingtca avenue, Thursday even ing. after an illness extending over a year. The funeral will take place from the residence Sunday afternoon.
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meat win be no particular surprise in political circles, since the candidacy of Mir. Milan nas been urged by his political friends for many months, and they have anticipated that he wond enter the race.
 There is probably no man better known in Hot Springs and Garland
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-13

Miss Howard Foute of Dallas is ia the city, the guest of Mrs. Warren George, who is spending the ssaseii with her parents, Captain and Mrs Jack Horne. Miss Foute formerly wis. tied the city and was bridesmaid al the wedding of Mrs. George.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Thomas Milan as can didate for the office of county and probate judge of Garland county, sub ject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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MILAN ANNOUNCES

viii Be a Candidate for County and
 Probate Judge of Garland County.
 This morning Tom Milan announces his candidacy for county and probate judge, subject to the action of the democratic primaries The announce
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LUNCH WITH EMPEROR.

Berlin. Jan. Emperor William iias invited Ambassador Leishman to lunch with him informally at the palace at Potsdam tomorrow.
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Other Match Games

There will be two-man tean match game on the Park hotel alleys ea Monday evening at o'oluck The contesting teams will be.
 Park Hotel-IIoward Robinson. Park Hotel; J P. Egan, St. Louis.
 souihern-Robert R. McRoberts. Southern alleys; c. W. Anel. St. Louis.
 Referee and Stakeholder-P ". Holden, St Louis.
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Calling cards printed at Walkers Place. lobby Central theater All the latest designs of type finished in 10 minutes. no St.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07
HOTELS.
ROOMING HOUSES.

HOTELS.
ROOMING HOUSES.
FIVE THOUSAND CASH
will handle ono Of the best paying Eu-
ropean hotels In the city, located on the
White Way rent $6 a room good lease;
stand investigation.
WILL TRADE
a 4o-room good paying place. steam
heated, for or acres south or south
east. Would ljko you to look this place
over II interested.
A MORTGAGE
Of $4,000 duo IN two years; Will trade
as part payment or oil on roominE house.
GROCERY AND MEATS.
VIII sell ut invoice; stock about $4,000
fixtures about $1,000; 3 rooms In store;
6-room dwelling, rent $50; good lease; do
Ing a monthly business Of s2S0o. 80 per
cent Of this Is cash. Location, s. o.
FOR TRADE
House and lot, southeast. for motel
Let us know what you have 10 sell or
trade In the business line.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO.,
1912 2. Third So.
Wasatch 2030, eo2l
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A GOOD FARM is AN
INDEPENDENT LIVING.

10 acres excellent soil in HOLIDAY
main county road, small orch
one Groom adobe house, Ave q
in fruit, part In its prime bea,
and part young 16 shares Of wa
barn, hay shed, granary.
$4,000. Terms arranged.
10 acres close to car line In Hollit
small orchard, one Broom b
house, cellar, one Groom era
barn, shed, chicken coops, 4
cows, l good horse. pigs. SO chi
ems, 2 sets OF harness, market n
on, buggy. all farm implemc
Incubator cream separator. 4
place can be divided into two "a
and sold at a profit. Has d
street frontage
$1,000 cash. bal arranged. Price s.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN G. TRI
COMPANY,
% E. First South st. Tel. Wasatch
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTs

~~>~~>~>~-~-~~----~~-~~-~~
WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line Highest prices
paid for raw furs and wild animals
r. Stencil Fur Co.. 81 E. 5rd So. %
years In Salt Lake. a232s
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HOMIE WITH LARGE LOT.

HOME WITH LARGE LOT.
South on 9th East. home, m
house. with large rooms, on lot Ii
by f7h rods. Many splendid apple p
peach. plum and cherry trees. Ia
chicken coops. barn etc; fenced; 9
water right Must be sold. Price 50
VIII take a small payment down I
arrange balance TO suit. Let me n
from YOU and ! will arrange 10 SHOW
to YOU. Esq. Tribune.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
THREE GOOD BARGAINS

a-room modern. red pressed brick 4
ehsc, iiVe piocks south Of Civ
L9uhty building. Good. large roo
nicely tinted; large front
acreehed-ln back porch, electric
lures. good basement; large lot.
fenced and lawn In good shape
800 cash. $50 per month prIcs
$3.50.
S-room mottle brick bungalow, I
East. 9th South. close to new 4
school; large lot, front porch y
across. reception hall, manteI a.
way in. electric fixtures sIsnv
porch, full basement; house niceIv'
ranged. with good sized rooms
$500 cash. $50 per month. PrIce
$3.50.
Groom mottle brick bungalow, n
east OF 9th East. close to 10th So,
lot 50x125 to alley; east front.
brary and living room IS feet aor
scoted dining room, window I
floor, plate-glass window, screeI
In back porch. white enameled b
room.
800 cash. $50 por month. Prlce
$4,000.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN
TRUST COMPANY,
22 q, First South ST. Tel Wasatch
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HOTELS AND RooMING HOUSES.

Special. 2s-room mod, steam heat. hot
and cold water I'm each room. we'll furn.,
doing splendid business. Investigate to-
day. Price $3.50,
30 rooms, steam heat. rent 800. Main
St Big sacrifice for quick sale.
II rooms low rent, transient location.
A snap. Will trade for real estate.
Special, Is rooms. housekeeping apis.
rooms all rented, clearing $40 g. mo. Only
$3.50 A snap, East side.
$3.50 buys 8 rooms, nicely furn., rent
s25. $3.50 buys rooms, transient.
Fine little confectionery store. stock
and fixtures first-class. low rent Only
$3.50.
ROSS c. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER,
113 Main. Phone Was. 1899. ESQ
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND BOOMING HOUSES


FOR LEASE. UNFURNISHED.
40 rooms, u baths, toilets. steam heat.
large rooms. One OF the incest places In
the city. An new and ready for occu
pancy shortly. Rent very reasonable
best location. unfurnished.
S6-room modern apartment house
equipped with disappearing beds, gas.
stoves. refrigerators: In fact, every
known convenience, All now, swoll loo,
rent low. SEQ me for further particulars
STOOLS rooms. modern. Main ST.; ront
ss6; heat free. good lease; an ex-
cellent transient place.
36600-50 rooms, best location In city; a
modern. up-to-date hotel, low
rent: long lease; terms to right
party.
We hnye places from to 120 rooms /.
In fact anything in this limo for sale. we
haye 1t, satisfaction guaranteed.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES,
A: RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
70 Main ST. Phone 641.
A. l.. BRATTA1N. MGR B. O. DEPT,
e565
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WILL TRADE FOR LOTS.
Will accept as first payment on ~
8 room buff bungalow. lots anywhere|
Salt Lako City. provided location
good The bungalow is located on non
east bench. 800 feet from car line, 9,
new school: fine south front; lot y
rods; cement sidewalk. Price only ESQ
VIII make balance OF payments W
easy. E-4o. Tribune.
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SPECIAL
BARGAINS IN
HOMES AND ACREAGE.

ttOMES AND ACREAGE.
g GOOD ONES
Home on p street. 7-room modern, In
shade. VIII sacrifice at s26b0-Sl5o q
S2o mo. 1t rents for S25 per month.
broom modern, near hospital, E 1st.
st., $4,000. Easy terms.
ACRES
20 acres southeast. near Highland Ps
flne land. suitable for plating. ST
car and city water will be there 500,
l acre good land near Bountitul. Cl
to car line. Good water right. Sl0o b
and $40 month buys it, ~
20 acres In Big Cottonwood small ho
and barn. The 2 acres bearing orch
worth the price asked for whole. WI
right goes with IL
to 5-acre tracts, growing orchard. I
city, southeast Easy terms.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.
so Main st.
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HAIR GOODS
ANNOUNCEMENT


JUDGE MERCY HOSPITAL TRAINING
school rs now open for few probation
ers To enter for the fall term. Apply
Superintendent. e537
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

TUE COSY. 4TH f., 1ST So. UNDER
new management. Light housekeeping
rooms, So per week; also sleeping rooms.
e24S
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PATENT ATTORNEY

TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade mark or copyrights. see J. NJ.
Thomas. Eagle block OLA
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COOL PLEASANT ROOMS. CLOSE IN.
Reasonable. 81 3rd ave. es66
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CLEAN. COOL SLEEPING ROOMS. IS
up. Clio So. Main. esS
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CAPITAL LAND COMPANY.

CAPITAL LAND COMPANY.
See our display ad, on real estate pa
(These prices are subject TO previo
sale or change OF price, SO investiga
early)
4-room modern cottage, good-sized Il
shade trees and fine lawn, In paw
area, only two blocks from now hi
school. one OF the best locations
the city. Owner VIII take $1,000
sold this week, and on reasonaI
terms too.
Groom new modern brick bungalow, q
finish. basement. sleeping porc
lawns, shade trees, shrubbery, q
den. large lot, In paved area, Aou<
east. One or the finest homes IN
city. Present owner must leave 4
lower altitude. therefore this pri|
on terms-S4200.
Phone us-Wasatch 376.
CAPITAL LAND COMPANY,
2o2 kearDs Bldg, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07
BOARD AND ROOM

NEW TEMPLE HOTEL. STRICTLY Y
modern. outside rooms; frst-class chef
furnishes excellent table board: $40 mo.
and up. IL w. ~. Temple. w 3O65. c232l
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BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS CO..
1912 2. Third So.
Wasatch 2030, esq
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EASTERN MANUFACTURING COM
pany wants man as distributor and to
attend to deliveries and shipping In Utah
from Salt Lake Position worth $50 and
moro weekly. $3.50 cash capital required.
Call today or Sunday. Mr.. Cronkright,
Hotel Kenyon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07

LADY EMPLOYED TO SHARE APT. OR
board. references exchanged. Call be-
fore 2 p. m Sunday. apt. T. 2nd L. and
5th So. e4s8
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

ONE GOOD HEAVY O-HORSE
spring delivery wagon: has been used
by Wholesale store. must bs sold today;
yours for S55 Call quick at 10 Fair
mount ave, 3rd East bet. 9Th ana 9Th So.
this Sunday, eaoS
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
Palace hotel. $3.50 and up. 329 So. w.
Temple ST. 1894
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

Apt. OF ROOMS, PIANO. NICELY
furnished. front and back horchcs,
right Marty for or months: no chill
dren. Was 2s54-J. Occupancy July 20;
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8 OR NICELY TURN. ROOMS FOR
tinted: close in. 3S No. 1st West ESQ
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LAWN MOWERS

9HARPENED AND REPAIRED. BICY-
Gle repairing: key fitting. Salt Lake
Lock Works. Bell 1854. a2357
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DOG KENNELS

INTERMOUNTAIN KENNEL CO. NO.
/, West 18th South: De Frank Kennel
Co. No. 2. Ills ith ave. Phone 3ses-M
d210S
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FOR SALE
HORSES AND VEHICLES

SALT LAKE HORSE e MULE MARKET
Commission Snlesmen: Horses
and Mules,
Wasatch 1857 3a4 W 5th So.
Charges So. 90 per head commission, 40o
per day feed.
d501
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A GOOD BUY. THE PLACE YOU IA
dreamed about, a cosy 5-room moar
bungalow on lot 45X200 feet. where =
can have room for those chickens
rarden besides. and still have a SO
location. Terms to suit most any pun
S2e McClelland. only u blocks vest
new high school site. Fred j. swan
Phone Hyland 1026-W.
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ASHTON A. JENKINS, REAL ESTA1
loans and insurance. " Main ~ ~
Phones DOT. ~"
FOR SALE5- MODERN hOS;;
on flvs acres. 2i26 3rd East; reasons'
terms. Apply Capital Electric co. -
RY OWNER, TWO LOTS. 18TH SOU
aud State. Easy Terms ~
1901 w.
MAXsoN's LITTLE FARNs.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-27
LOWELL BAND
STAND ASSURED
Money Promised and Com
mite is Now Arranging
to Let Contract for
The Work
SITE IS AGREED ON

Within a short time lowell viii
have its band stand. the money is
promised and the committee is now
aTrsr "i'e TO let .he ccniraot f.r the
buil4iu';. the site having ~ length
been definitely agreed upon. Thus
'oncerts ray be held before the cod
weather comes and there viii be a
plaza for open air meetinrs wLea
the osijential campaign begins 70
really wax warm in this neck of
cacins
G. l.. Davidson. chairman OF the
committee appointed by the Com
mercial club to take up the matter
of a band stand for Lowell informs
the secretary of the club that his
committee is now ready to 90 ahead
and complete the project The money
for the building OF the stand has all
been pledged an agreement as to To-
cation reached and the letting of the
contract for building and completion
of the work are now all that remain
TO be completed. He states that the
plans are a little more elaborate
than at first contemplated but the
funds subscribed will warrant this
and he is confident that the structure
that is desired can be obtained with
the money that is forthcoming. II will
give the town a source of entertain
ment and amusement that II has long
wanted and viii be much enioyed
by the residents not only of Lowell
but of other parts of the district
when concerts are held there as it is
planned TO do.
And now Bisbee may sit up and
take notice. The next step in the
line of furnishing places for out of
door enjoyment will be in the city
proper. Not only are the plans pro.
pressing for a municipality owned
playground for the little folk. Under
the efforts of a committee of the Com.
mercial club, but before spring the
matter of a band stand will have been
taken up so that Bisbee as well as
Lowell and Warren can have its sum.
mer evening concerts for with two
such excellent bands as the district
affords there is no reason why all
should not enjoy the splendid music
these bands can furnish, or rather
there is only one reason and that is
the meager financial support OF the
past. but If suitable places can be
furnished for out of door concerts i.
may be expected that the support that
has been lacking in the past viii be
furnished in the future. The project
of band stand for Bisbee has been
considered by the club but as yet
no decision has been reached as to
the most suitable locality for placing
ii and the plan has therefore been
permitted TO go over until late in the
winter so that ii can be completed
in the early spring