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The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
WATERWAYS CONGRESS
J. E. Randell of Louisiana Says Rail-
 roads Kill Competition.

Washington,-Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston declared in an address here before the National Rivers and liar bors Congress that the United States should own the coal mines of the coun. try. He did not agree, however. with Senator Townsend of Michigan. who had preceded him. regarding action of the government to keep railways from preventing water competition.
 Joseph E. RansdeH of Louisiana president of the congress, charged that railroads monopolized river terminals and destroyed the use of them after improvements had been made.
 President Taft told delegates he personally was opposed to any scheme of improvement for the Mississippi river which did not contemplate as a primary object the prevention of floods
 He favored the expenditure by the United States government and the states in the Mississippi valley of be tween S40.0G0.000 and S50.00o. 600 for the Mississippi improvements. He said that before all other consideration must be placed the idea Of preventing floods like those cf last spring
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
WILSON FAV0RS CHANGE
March Weather Is no Tine for h.
 auguration Say Propogandists.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Hamilton, ermuda.-Woodrow Will son is willing to take the oath of Of flee as president of the United States without ostentatien on March and that the formal ceremonies be post poned until the last Thursday in April To that extent he has endorsed the propaganda in favor of later in- auguration. which has been advocated in and out of congress, in which the event must be conducted at a time when the weather is good Many per sons have urged the president-elect to sanction a postponment of the in- auguration ceremonies without ac- knoWledging this cannot be done with out an act of congress, and it now is impossible to change the forthcoming ceremony as far as the taking .: oath is concerned
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06

MONEY FOR ARKANSAS
S|49'9oo Is Sum Wanted for Govern
 ment Work During Year.


 "1VEteth Newspaper Union News Service.
 " dshthgtoht D. G.-Congress has been asked to appropriate s74g. 300 durlhg the next fiscal year for the improvement Of the rivers of Arkan. aas. the largest amount, s350 .B00 be. Ing asked for continuing improvement ol the Ouachita and Black rivers by construction of locks and dams. Other estimates are as follows:
 lihEfoVlhg Ouachita river in Arkan. Sas and Louisiana, $1500OO; mainte- nance of improvements below Camden oy open channel work, $25, 900. for maintenance and improvement be- tween Camden and Philadelphia s2.. "Jo; improving Arkansas river and maintenance, including works at Pine blaff and operation of dredging plant. $4b,o0o; improving Black and Current rivers in Arkansas and Missouri. $25.- VV9s improving Cache river. S2.0O0: Improving St. Francis and L'Angille rivers and Blackfish bayou, $7,000: improving Red river in Arkansas and louisiana below Fulton, Ark, $75 5000; Tor maintenance and improvement be tween Fulton and mouth of Washita rlEer in Texas, $42,ooo; improving Sa- line river, $36o0; White river. S20, 900.
 The sum of $19,o00 is asked for con unuation of the federal building at Seare., and 5000 and 5000 respect iVeiy for sites and continuation of buildings al Newport and Paragould.
 It is estimated that it will require S2l6.e90 for the management and im- proEement Of the Hot Springs reserya- tiens at Hot Springs.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
IMMENSE SUM n
 RUN GOVERNMENT
s023.415.455.l4 Is Estimated Cost Submitted by Depart
 ment Heads.
BIC INCREASE IN PENSIONS
War Department Plans Three New Battleshps-only One Allowed
 by Democrats Last Year.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
 Washington-lt will cost $S234f5,- 455.14 to construct the affairs of the government for the fiscal year ending June %, f914, according to the esti- mates of the various department heads. submitted 10 the speaker of the house by the secretary of the treasury This amount. not including provision for the postal service. which is ex. peeted to be solf-supporting, is an in- crease of S72,07S.24S over the appro- priations made for the present year by the last session Of congress.
 Of this increase $2S,312.220 appears in estimates of the secretary of the navy. and $20,59T297 represents the increase asked by the nay depart ment in the appropriations for build Ing and equipping new vessels. The estimates would provide for three new battleships to be laid down during the year This would make lip for the lapse of one ship from the two battle ships year program, caused by the action of the Democratic house in pro- yiding for but q single slip at the last session.
 Another S20,000,000 or more of the total increase is shown in the esti- mates for the payment of pensions The amount asked for this year is s1S5. .220, 900. An increase Of about the same amount as appears in the es- inmates for public work for the year.
 The construction of public buildings planned for the year also shows an increase of S1,012,530 over the appro- priations for the present year: sS,722,- 220 being asked for that purpose. The work to be done during the year on the Panama canal will cost S30,174,- 4s2, which is s1.110,567 less than the appropriations for the current year. Of this sum s6,769,522 is asked to build Notifications and military barracks in the canal zone This year $2325, ,000 was appropriated for Qualifications at Panama.
 The estimates forecast another bill lion dollar session of congress for, in addition to the sS23, 4l5.455 which is the total estimated for. the postmaster general estimates that $2SL79l, ,50S will be necessary 10 conduct his de partment for the year. This amount will be supplied out of the postal rev enues and will bring the total esti- mated appropriations for the year up to SHOE. .20G. .963.
 Among the estimates which will de- velop debate in congress is a demand for $250,000 for the Economic Defi- ciency Committee. appointed by Presi- dent Taft, which is investigating and reforming the system of conducting the government business in the va rious departments. Another trouble some item will be an estimate of $54,- 300 for the Commerce Court.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
GREEKS TURKS
 ID CONTINUE WAR
Armistice Signed by Other Bal kan AIlies---Permanent
 Peace Expected.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 London.-The protocol arranging ap armistice was signed by the Turkish and Bulgarian delegates, the latter representing also Servia and Monte negro. Prior to this there had been a long sitting of the Turkish council of ministers to consider fresh proposals submitted by the allies.
 The refusal Greece to sign the armistice is susceptible of different in expectations. As a tacit armistice has been in existence for some time already, 1t is not impossible that the negotiations may have served to bring about an agreement on the general principles of peace terms such as would promise the speedy arrange. ment of peace treaty when the con ference meets as is now expected in London. In this case the fact that Greece is standing out from the armis. tice protocol would not be of great importance
 An official note issued by Turkey says:
 An armistice has been concluded with Bulgaria, Seryia and Montenegro. War with Greece continues.
 The question of reyietualing the be ieagured towns was abandoned, the government being satisfied that the towns were sufficiently supplied with food 10 last until the conclusion of peace.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Secretary Warns Congress.

Washington Strongly urging radi- cal reform Of the "unreasoned and un- scientific" banking and currency sys- tenn of the United States, Franklin MacNeagh, secretary of the treasury, freely warned Congress in his annual report submitted that the federal gov ernment. as long as the present scheme exists. will be exclusively re- sponsible for the commercial and so- cial disasters which flow from panics and attack, directly or indirectly, every home in the nation. The secre- tary forsees q deficit of S22. .556. 1923, ex- elusive of Panama Canal expenditures, for the fiscal year ending June 30, fq1i. the first fiscal year of President Wilson's administration. For the cur rent fiscal year, ending June %, 1913, Nr. MacVeash estimates that there will be a surplus Of S40,200.000, ex- elusive of Panama Canal expenditures, and deficit Of s1.S00.o00 including the Canal transactions. He estimates receipts for this year at $71100o,00e and ordinary disbursements al $610.- 500 oGO.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Pension Clause Is Killed.

Washington-Th first big supply bill of the present session of Con gross. the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill. has been reported to the house. The measure carries $94,S91105.50. a decrease of $319,o27SS from the corresponding bill in the previous session. Estimates of the secretary of the treasury of $36,- jt4455.50, were cut more than $l ,0O0,- 000 by the committed The bill includ- cd q provision by Representative Bur leson of Texas making former presi- dents members-at-large of the house with a salary of s11aoo, but a full com mittee disapproyed. and it was struck out. The Commerce Court is provid- ed for in the measure. The court ask cd for $54 ,500 for the coming fiscal year, but the committee would not al low the item. The last legislative eX- ecutive and judicial bill gave the court just enough money to continue it to March next year
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
lawyers to Handle Case.

Washington. - Judge Robert W Archibald of the Commerce Court will take no personal part in the conduct ot his case before the Senate. Attor neys for Judge Archibald, whose i'm peachment was demanded by the House of Representative after in yestigation into business relations al leged to be a violation of his judicial cath, stated he would leave the pre- sentation of his defense entirely to his lawyers.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Bird Nest Cause of Death.

Mount Zion. Ill.-A last summers birds nest caused the death here Of Henry Scott and his wife The nest blocked chimney flue and when a gas stove was lighted in the couples bedroom the fumes were forced back and they were asphyxiated. Scott was 4S years old and his wife was six years his senior
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Arkansas Governor cheered.

Washington.-On the first day of the session congress worked only few minutes and adjourned out of respect to members who had died. When Speaker Clark and Ex-Speaker Can non entered the house they were given rousing cheers by all present. Four governors-elect who will go from the House of Representative to their respective state capitols. also were Vigorously cheered. These were Rep resentatiyes Sulzer, New York; Cox, Ohio; Robinson, Arkansas and Hanna, North Dakota.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
arkansas City Prosperous.

Arkansas City.-The outlook for the holiday trade is the brightest that has heen for some years and the volume of business done by the merchants to cate Is reported to he the largest in heir history as business men of this place There is plenty of money in circulation and mask-down sales are unknown. New merchants are daily writing to the Business Mems League Tn an effort to find locations Although new buildings are being rapidly built the demand exceeds the supply
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Airman Falls in Cemetery.

Jacksonville, Fla.-Richard Frayne, an aeronaut, fell 1000 feet here and was instanly killed Three thousand persons saw the accident The aero naut was thrown from his seat in the parachute just after he had cut loose from the balloon. His body landed in the driveway of the Evergreen ceme- tery near here. Physicians say that every bone in his body was broken.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
New srldne to Be Allowed.

Springfield, In-The last obstacle in the way of the completion of the new free bridge across the Mississippi river al St Louis was removed when the Illinois Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners allowed the petitions for he city qf St Louis for leave 10 build the approach 10 the new bridge above the tracks of a number of railroads ia E2st g. Louis.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Fcrger Given Sentence.

Lake Charles, La.-Leon Samuels of Houston, who was arrested here charg cd with obtaining money under false pretenses, was sentenced 10 two years i1 the penitentiarY sy Judge OYerton when he pleaded guilty Samuels forg- ed several hills of lading on he South ern Pacific al points between L23e Charles and Houston.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
To Entertain Veterans.

Washington-The War Department is making plans 10 care for the feeding and shelter of the army of veterans, Confederate as well as Federal. that is to attend the encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic on the battlefield of Gettysburs next July when the fiftieth anniversary of the great battle will be celebrated.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
lono Drouth Broken.

Bearden.-A long drouth in this vi- cinity was broken by rainfall The rain later turned into snow. The rain was badly needed as several forest fires which had been raging were quenched.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
ltalv RatIfIes Peace Treaty.

Rome.-After two days discussion, the peace treaty between Turkey and Italy, known as the Treaty of Louis anne.s has been approved by the Chamber of Deputies. The vote Was 9a5 to q. the latter being Socialists.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Many Cars of Rock shInped.

Atkins-During the past year 5000 cars of rock have been shipped to Hopefield, near Memphis. to be used on the leyee.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06

Wytheyille. Va-W C. seibert. Luray, Va. chosen as Q jurcr a tho oueains of the second rial or sdua Allen, dropped dead from appop exy at the railroad here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-17

CHEVY CHASE.
SPLENDID CORNER.
BUILT FOR HOME.
rooms. elegant baths. Lot S5 feet front.
Hot-water heat; good cellar: alley in rear;
sleeping porch; open nreplaces; large front
porch ASKING s1o,oo
MOORE HILL Inc 1902 II St NV.
ON THROUGH STREET.
Near LIST and @.
6 rooms. tiled bath porches: furnace heat.
Sold for q, 800. and present owner will take
$500 less. House in fine shape and rented at
$26.5O. Only
BRIGHrwooD.
$500
ssis and Si'e xT hss
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 142O-e2 st. NV.
on THE HEIGHTS
BUILT TO SELL FOR IS. 900.
Worth il, too.
Owner leaving city permanently will sacri-
fee: rooms. tiled bath. hot-water heat: lot
nearly II feet front by good depth TO alley;
fine cellar
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1902 H st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-17

FOR SALE-AT A BIG SACRIFICE.
Owing to an exchange we can offer new
story, Groom brick: tiled bath: HARDWOOD
finish: HOT-WATER heat: laundry tubs; serv
ants toilet: double oak floors: handsome man
tells and fixtures; splendidly located In ex
Gently sold for more money; terms very easy
Price only $4,000.
II. r. HANDLER CO.. 702 18th NV.
FOR SALE-wILL SACRIFICE TO QUICK
buyer my option a High View home. Ad
dress A. B. NJ. 126 Rhode Island ave- NV.
FOR SALEWILL SACRIFICE THOUSAND
dollar equity in nearly new nethousand dol
lar corner house northwest: three stOries two
baths: nine rooms; porches: awnings screens;
flowers; hedge: easy monthly payments: oppor-
tunity to get home at less than original price.
Address stOPPO - Star Office 1Ss
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FOR SALE-I WILL SELL MY HOME IN THE
central northwest, near good car line. to re-
liable coored party: center-entrance house; S
rooms and bath: well built and in good con-
dition I have occupied it since
bought it. A bargain at 49, $50. Address Box
27R Star office
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FOR SALE.
THREE SMALL HOUSES, $3.50 EACH.
Rented to white tenants at $3.50 each; good
section: cars; fine repair; never Idle
big rooms and cellars each; wonderful bar
gain. Must cell at once to settle estate.
NICE PRESS BRICK HOME. $500.
In good ne. section. near cars; six hne
rooms and modern bath; large front and back
yards to alley: grand terms: easier than pay
Ing rent 500 cash. IS per month on principal;
vacant; act Immediately.
WONDERFUL VALUE on HEIGHTS. 81, 500.
Positively best Groom home in city: press
brick: tile bath; pantry; outdoor cupboard;
lures: clothes chute from End floor to cellar:
front and two-story back porches; double oak
floors on first foor servants toilet and laun-
dry tubs and hot-water heat in cellar; really
worth $500; terms. $50 cash. SIS per month
on balance
NEAR H AND MASS. AVE. NV. 1850 EACH.
Here are two 6-room houses, 20x100 IT.,
worth $500. for quick sale can be bought at
this ridiculously low figure; good for invest
ment or homes: see them at once. This prop
erty is jumping up in value.
ON PROMINENT AVE. NV. $3.50.
DETACHED HOME, LOT 60Xl42 FEET.
This beautiful home built by artist
by day labor and is two years old; has front
porch 20x40 feet; @ beautiful rooms with large
closets: lighted by electricity and gas: tile
bath: magnificent open fireplace In parlor;
OF large kitchen: cellar; hot-water heat. This
home looks like Newport cottage. and Is worth
81, 600 more than asking. Owner leaving city.
Inspect at once.
WILLETT & REINECKE CO.,
1909 III St nv
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DAVIS. 7th & r S. W.
1906 II NV, Tor. b. 35. so
22O l NV, Or. b. 49, 90
800 r NV, 7r.b. %. so
oil 9th sw. 6r.b .G.5 so
616 9th sw. Sr. ri. so
2l32 35th NV. Or. b. 20. so
500 9th sw, st. DIV. 1000
$50 18th ne, CRIB. 90 90
PIT 10th sw. I'd a. 300
S13 & sw. 5r. 1900
1923 "A sw, Or. .14.JO
1884 Union sw. Or. IL. 40
1929 N J av, Or. 1880
1925 Union sw. Or. 1900
474 X sw. 5r. .11.3O
1910 ~ sw, 5r. 1850
1851 X sc. Or. 1000
6O2 Pa av,en bldg1OO.O 90
Ith & ID nw.2 a. 52.50
613 eth sw. sto. G.O0
Latterner. 5r. b. 80. 90
100 7th sw. q 3. 1918
RED.
221 AZ sw. Tor. b. 1880
So N &c. Or. 1880
61S X sw. 2d&3d a. 10. O0
915 G sw, Or, b. .15.0C
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District OF Columbia. Washington. June IL. 1912
sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until TWO O'CLOCK PM, JUNE TWENTY
FOURTH, 1912. for furnishing aud delivering 100
brick cars for at II. @. woskhouse. Occoquan
Va Specifica lions and form OF proposal may be
obtained from the purchasing officer. ID. G.
CUNO H. RUDOLPH. JOHN 4. JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM " JUDSON, Commissioners. D. C.
ieIA-3t .eSu
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FOR RENT-FLOYD F.
439 9th sw. Tor. 2b$50.O0
COS 7th sw. Sr. st .cl35. 90
Ala 10th sw. Or, b. $50
900 r sw. Sr.b. o. %
500 Az sw. Or. b. sta22. 80
715 Sth sw, Or, b. 90
so NJ sw. Or. b. %. so
1909 AZ sw, Or. b. 90
$40 l. sw, CRIB. 10. so
42O 18th sw, Sr. b. 1880
1910 d sw, Or. 1900
825 l sw. Or. -. 90
1928 ~ sw. 5r. 1880
16 f sw, Or. $3.50
1922 Union sw. 5r. 11.5O
1912 Union sw Or. 1l.O0
IL X Sc. Or. 1000
1920 S Cap. 6r. :. 900
SO4 + sw, sto. 1890
COS 9TH Sw, St0, DIV. 30 .V
1896 b sw. q 3. $500
Veronica. 5r, b. .26-W
colo
81 Canal sw, Or. $13. 80
1859 Sd sw, sto. Or. 49, 80
1897 Del av, Il !. 1000
12OOh Del av sw,
ID fat. 1880
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

DO you REALIZE HOW RAPIDLY REAL. ES-
tate values are increasing in Park View
Tn They are bound to continue rising. for sISo Of
the residents own their own homes. and all the
available ground is rapidly being built on.
1886 Park place.
One square north Of the Park road entrance.
Unusually attractive Groom home with large
servants toilet: hardwood arAf doors and trim;
This home is exceptionally big value at
$3.9I5.
small cash payment, balance $3.50 month.
including all interest.
Other desirable NHddaugh. & Shannon. Inc.
homes at a. 500 and $50
MIDDAUGH 4 SHANNON. mo-.
Builder and Owner.
Shannon Luchs. 1l3 14th st. NV.
Selling Agents.
TO HAVE REAL FOREST TREES IN YOUR
back yard Is privilege accorded to hut few
S"ps, q ass The Ss Seep n
OF 1t! And they front directly on Rock Greek
Park They offer all the advantages of a
suburban residence. combined with city con-
The exhibit home.
1891 Goth st. NV.
is open daily until $50 pm. You are invited
to inspect 1t, whether you have any intention
e, Walk res NJ h IT,
We invite comparison OF this home with any
up 10 >i''"o Price $3.50
month; including all interest
MiDDAtGH a. SHANNON, INC,
Builder and Owner.
Shannon Luchs. 7l3 14th st. n.w.,
Selling Agents.
FOR SALE
921 X STREET NE
Home Of and large
light cellar. Double hardwood
floors. China cabinet in dining
Soapstone wash trays.
This home built by Mid
daugh 4 Shannon. Inc. which
is assurance Of substantial con-
struction It can be purchased
for a small cash payment and
$3.50 per month. including all
interest.
The locality Is highly desir-
able and convenient and val
rapidly enhancing.
MDDAUGH & SHANNON, mo-,
Owner and Builder.
Shannon & Luchs. 713 14th st. NV,
Selling Agents
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house; ami: overlooking beautiful sheet Of
water; servants toilet garnet over entire
kousc. Near Soldiers Home.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
NO. 1908 EUCLID ST. NV.
An attractive residence ana a splendid loca-
ton: rooms reception hall and BATH hot
water heat: coal and gas ranges; screens for
all windows would exchange aan,,i for small clear
GEO. HENDERSON. 141s st. NV
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Fine. well located, rooms and bath. hot.
water heat; house new and in exclusive white
section; Quincy st. NV. Price, 1880 Trust
of 81, roo; easy terms. or would consider sub
urban home or good lot part payment.
rooms and bath. newly built house. 1121
Robinson st. s.w.; fine two-story porch In
rear; fine condition inside; good yard. Price,
easy terms, or would take small lot NV. part
payment.
Fine. well built 3-story apartment located
in central NV. All rented, for about 81. 500
annually Expenses small. Trust OF $27. 500.
8 years. Want small houses or good farm
close by.
Fine gentleman's country home located In
Maryland; 90 acres: fine brick mansion, all
newly decorated and in the best Of condition;
INV. heat. Brick garage and stable. Only 30
minutes to heart of city. Good road. Price.
$4,000. Want good ground in nv Easy
terms for cash.
IL good lots. well located on East Capitol
St. at corner OF 18th ST. Price. $1,000:
free and clear. VIII exchange for one good
house in NV. alley houses.
Z rooms and bath: INV. heat; new home,
well located. Sth st. ne. close to 3 car lines.
Rented $3.50. Price. $4,000: Trust: $4,000.
W. A. CRAIG & CO.
81e 14th St Phone NJ. 1910.
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE. LOIS.
30 by 145-Girard west of 14th NV.
so by 135-Girard and 18th NV.
90 by 150-1rving near 18th NV
Toe NJ 6 CARpINTER 1902 r n N
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4S4 F sw. 5r. 1900
504 23d NV. 5r. 1850
623 Newton NV. Or. Is. so
AIS Ridge NV. or. 1850
24S 14la ne, Or. 1850
RI Cos Girard NV.
Ar .............11.0O
J., 915 n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL CO.. 7th & l. NV.
1907 9th NV. 11r b$46.00 3402 Ga 81, w13.5O
9e4 Cap, 81. b. 1850 sos Morton NV 5,w11 so
251i Wis ave NV. Or. lCOIQRED TENANTS.
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ROUGH LUMBER, SIS PER 1000 FIT.
Save Duney when you build. Phi. NJ. sea
JOHN 3. RIGGLES. 50A e ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY DUvAl
Pill o. 11r. b. $50. 60
1434 q. 12r, b. $3.50
S115 11th. Sr. 2b. 40. 80
SO Eye. Or, b. .32. so
1913 9Th, Sr. b. .30.50
l4O51a 5th, Or, b. .2S.50
S15 Sd. 7r. b. so
1915 9Th. Or. b. .25. so
Ran H'hlands. Or. b. rs. 90
73S Harv'd. 6r.b. .22.0
COLORED TENANTS.
1902 23d. Or. W. .17.0
1920 Linden, 6r, b. 1880
1910 9th Sc. Or, b.14.5e
1888 I'd. Ar. w....1O.5O
l1S
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-SIX DWELLINGS S.W.; RENT $S1
mo. Price only So. $780, 6-r., b., bay-window.
press brock dwelling. only 81 100: cost ~. 500 10
build 1t. See THOMAS Z. BROWN, GIT AZ s.w.