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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
ETMsed Use of Fuel Oils.

2, most important feature developed
s OIL Industry Of 1911 has been the
-nlion OF a supply OF fuel oil large
70 " be reckoned on AS a national
Z 10 the production OF power. During
Arguments became convincing that
on was sufficiently plentiful on the
'c coast TO justify great trade and
11lsctur'ng expansion in California.
Indeed the adoption OF oil as fuel on
9fthern transcontinentaI railroads
ssnlilcaut portions OF their lines and
mlloduction Of oil az fuel as far north
As'ka, without bringing the consump-
Gp 10 The level OF present production.
kNen assurance Of permanency Of the
~ sufficient for the Industrial needs
We Whole Pacific slope.
u soiuuon OF the corresponding prob
on tDc Atlantic coast received much
efasement in 1911 by the great de-
snent OF oil supplies In Mexico, The
.My Of oil which the Mexican fields
os ready To furnish Is varlously es-
N al 100000 to- 1000, 900 barrels a
rhe total output In 1911 was per-
ssIh enIh as much. the production be-
suuted not by supply or demand but
MosportatIon facilities. The needed
Neamers arc being furnished az rap
mey can be built, and meantime
Wpulsrity which fuel oil has obtained
%eany led 10 doubling of It's mar
isouId be borne in mind, however
mere were tank steamers suffl-
y" all the oil that can now be fur
lot the east coast. the market
grooaoly be temporarily oversup-
lne consumers OF oil for fuel re.
Iine ior the Substitution OF oil fol
SMgugn the many advantages Of oil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
News Of the Insurance World

the Texas state insurance board as a
"legallzed trust which does not conduce
to the best interests OF Texas" n com
mittee was appointed to investigate the
fire insurance situation with a view 10
having the state insurance board abol-
ished. Numerous fire companies doing
business In Texas are disposed to reduce
the rates certain classes OF buildings.
The insurance board Is opposed TO any
rate reduction, and there is all kinds OF
trouble I'm consequence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
Points Involved in Income Case.

Regarding tho sweeping decision made
by the United States district court at
Trenton last week in favor OF the Mu-
tual Benefit Life OF New Jersey, the
salien, features of the case are as fol-
lows:
Among the liabilities shown In the
annual statement OF the Mutual Benefit
for the year 1911 there WAS an Item
of S6l,3S3 which represented the sum
assessed for two years upon the com
pany under ruling OF the commission
OF Internal revenue for the United States
as an additional income tax under the
ber OF items. It's Imposition, in the opin-
Ion OF the company. was unwarranted
and without legal Justification" TN
der the legal necessities OF the case.
test, a demand was later made for the
return of the tax and upon refusal the
company began action in the federal
court. There were four points raised
in tho case and determined by the
court, The first was whether certain So
called dividends are or are not Income
received within the meaning of the
statute. The company held that there
was no Justification for the tax by the
government on annual dividends credit
ed TO Dolicyholders In reduction OF their
was whether certain so-called supple
mentary policy contracts" should he rep
resented In the reserve funds. The COM
pany held that they should be- The
'ilIib Ipllii woo Nieil'i. ~! l'S BuiP PoSc
OF taxation. the corporation statement
should bc made OH a "cash'' or OH a rev.
enue basis. The court held that only
cash received, not revenue expected TO
he received. could be properly taxed. {.
The fourth Item was whether eNpendi-
lures fer replacing furniture. etc, should
he considered as an investment or an
expense. The company held that this
should he considered an expense Of man.
agemcnt and the court upheld this con-
tent!on. The most important Of the four
points raised was that concerning divi-
dends. The ruling that there is no
profit OF gain for the company from
dividends Is one of great Importance TO
polcyholders I'm all mutual companies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
! On Railroads.

snvad consumption Of fuel oil Is
siortsy popular because II gives added
% ~, IN travel owing TO the freedom
~Mi cinders. because II avoids the
M Of forest fires, and particularly
MIL y makes a saving In labor. In
sSI I''ui W coal can be replaced by oil the
Ia u trains OIL mountain divisions ia
,.rotny the endurance OF the fireman.
fhs smending nding tho adoption of fuel oil
n pniountain divisions OF the Cam
IA riao,flc riolc railway. William White.
Ne president. states that one of
1'sas9ns for this change is the re-
NJ W danger from confIagrations In
aIIus forests OF British Columbia Hc
trntiu.ess TO the failure OF the immense
lSs IS, now In use. saying: at Is
isIl.raa .ai'ure OF the locomotives. 1t Is
Relnu OF the fireman." a fireman
'b fnre coal on one OF these locomo-
h sYnan Instance Of 1870 miles is physi-
ke r~us'el r,s before getting To- the end
,ss. un' The Southern Pacific com
over 100 oil-burning locomo'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
||[ INDUSTRY IS
| TREMENDOUS ONE
Lifted States Stands High in
PRODUCTION, California in
the Lead.
IN WEALTH
Iitoads, Snelters and Navy
| Are Using a Steadily In
4 creasing Amount.
LlIIONS IN WEALTH

- fhe beginning of the oil industry
=. limited States over two and q half
4, barrels have been produced and
4 ,,taI value of the oil. reclkoned in the
nj, condition at the mouth OF the
/. over two billion dollars. More
4 half of this oil came from New
4 Pennsylvania. West Virginia and
I and all has been produced IN two
Y oyer half a century. In the first
1 Of this period nearly the entire
80 came from the eastern fields,
htcly the declining production OF
EASTERN states has been more than
r,nsated by the enormous output In
Tsst. so that of the total product
|aa United States 97g, 42o,SO barrels
\ Msu produced west Of the Missis-
liver and at this time the mid
Ep,nt and California fields are the
|rolpg influences In the oil produc-
4 Al this country. If line Is drawn
"A Ohio separating It's eastern oil
a nom the Lima area and the Lima
: are Included In tile western produc-
lben the west already exceeds the
1 In the total produced.
EEiornia in Lead.
|na annual report Of the United States
PHical survey on the production of
[cJeum, compiled by David T. Day,
u fhat for 1911 California not only
la quantity of product lover 100000
ft.j but produced almost half as
81 again as Oklahoma. the state sec
8 IN rank The midcontinent field
f.id. California produced as much oil
|k,7; the United States being omitted.
\ ration; and II Russia and the United
~ are omitted. California surpassed
: embued production of all the rest
. be world. including Mexico. India.
|zanls. Galicla, Japan and South
crica
I b rank Of the states is easily remem-
Ia when one recognizes California,
hhoma and Illinois as forming q class
Geuselves, the lowest Gllinois) pro-
as5 over 10000 900 barrels and the
h furnishing three-fourths of the en-
output The second group includes
Idana, West Virginia, Texas. Ohio
3 Pennsylvania, In which Louisiana
HrLhsd surprise by yielding the
ztat product on record for that state
FS 100000 barrels) and passing TO
. tssd Of this group, while the slight
q from two pools I'm Texas put that
1!s IN advance OF Ohio again. In the
h nuup, comprising Indiana, Kansas,
D Iofs, Kentucky, Colorado. Wyom-
Azpuri. Utah and Michigan. the
Hw rAte production is less than a
NIB d the lowest in the second group,
n ccnbhed these states produced less
10 24 per cent OF the total.
les changes which may be expected In
nay advance the rank of West
trs BY the development OF the
V Creek pool, Kansas may change
ts With Indiana and Wyoming may
" the third group,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
OLD DOMINION is
CUTTING DOWN COST

We estimate that for The first six
months Of lal2 the Old Dominion company
has earned 1926, 900. or 81 per share on a
production Of l6,01l.6o5 pounds of cop
per, as follows say Thompson, Towle d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
Opposed to Rate Reduction.

The South Texas Wholesale Grocery
association, at its second annual conven-
ton In Galveston last week denounced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26

tIyes, the Santa Fe over 500. the North
ern Pacific twenty and the Great North
ern lie,
Consumption OF fuel oil by the railroads OF
the United States. 1904 1911:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26

Direct Private Wire to all Markets.
Duplex System-One Relay to New York
and Boston.
Correspondents Members all Exchanges.
Stocks Carried on Liberal Margins.
Specialists in Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
THE DEVIL

o n. Just sent in an order for
~ Ions Of coal. He states
q our coal has given better
''iaeilon for heating pur-
sand that seems to be
~ ne is looking for-than
n o'her "hcll fire. he has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
$3.50 RECIPE FREE FOR
WEAK MEN
send Name aud Address TOday--YOu
Can Have u Free aud Be
strong aud Vigorous.

have ln my possession q preAcrip.
ton Tor nervous debility, lack OF Wig.
or. weakened manhood, falling mem
DRY and lame back. brought on by eN-
"cssoS. unnatural drains. or the follieg
of youth. that has cured &C many
worn and nervous men right Ia their
own homes--Wlthout any additional
help or medicine--that I think every
man who wishes 60 regain manly
power and virility, quickly and quiet
ly, should have copy. So ! have de-
tcrminod to send a copy Of the pres
criptiOn free Of charge. In a plain,
ordinary sealed envelope to any man
who win write for II.
This prescription comes rom a
physician who has made special
study OF men and I am convinced 9;
In the hurcst-actlng combination for
the cure OF deficient manhood and
yigor failure ever put together
think / owe II TO my fellow men
10 send them Il copy IN confidence 81
that any man anywhere who IL weak
aud discouraged with repeated fall
urcs may stop drugging himself with
harmful patent medicines. secure
what believe il the aulokcst.aotinG
restorative. upbulldlng. sPOT-TOUCH.
ING remedy ever devised. and ~
cure himself az home quietly and
quickly. Just drop INC a line like
this: Dr. A. E. Robinson. 4752 Luck
Building. Detroit. Mich. and I vii
send you a copy OF this splendid rec
ipe In a plain ordinary envelope free
OF charge. A great many doctors
would charge $500 20 $500 for mere
~ writing out a prescription like thii
but I send II entirely free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
MIDSUMMER LLNCH
FOR CLARKE
Albuquerque Lodge No. 46l,
B. T. o. Z. to Honor Local
Man Elected Grand Inner
Guard at Portland.

John Ice clarke. elected grand ia
nor guard cot the %. =. -. r.. at the
Elks national convention IN Port
land. viii bc guest OF honor at a
midsummer Saturday night lunch,
To- bee given by Albuquerque lodge
No. tel o. T.. O. r. In the Elks'
club roms tonight Mr. Clarke re-
turned to Albuquerque yesterday ar
tcrnoon much pleased with his clcc-
ton 49, AN officer OF tho grand lodge
and with M" manner IN which Port
land entertained the visiting dele.
gates Mir CLARKE gave much credit
Tor his election 10 Frank Mckee,
NJ ~. Hickey y %. Jafm aud T.. G..
Fcuucr. the latter Of Port Joryis.
a. v. bat former Albuquorquoan
These gcUtlcmcu viii Dee present az
the blow out tonight Mayor y. Is. a..
SELLERS win utliciatv as toarnastcr.
Every Elk la town is expected 10 at
tend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

3. 70 feet front
j. H. Kraft. block n. lots aud o,
SO feet front
a. W. Hayden, block II. lot q. 90
feet front
s ostcrloh. block II. lot Z, - feet
front
NJ. W. Flouruoy. trustee. d ocl a.
lots 3, ., 10. ~ and ~. 1876 fest front
JOHN STREET FROM TuE sDl'TH
SIDE or CENTRAL AVENUE
10 THE NORTH SIDE Ot
GOLD AVENUE.
UNION DEPOT FRONTAGE.
Erncsiine lIuning. Block H. iuth {
. aud Q. 20 feet front.
W. w strong block u, Ioi :. a.
feet front
y. 4. MoPhcrsvu block Il. tot
20 feet front
HUNJNG HIGHLAND ADDITION.
J 3. Reynolds, block % lots anS
Is. 80 feet front
Charles stcrns. block ., tot o. -
feet front
HANDBOOK Brothers. block @. tote
10 and ~, 30 feet front
@ Badaraccu. block 2, lot a.. "
feet front.
a. C. RoElIL.
city clerk.
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The Markets
WALL STREET.
tns Evsslss Mssala a. 2. .sss.a MIr.I


New York. Aug 3-Thc only
change of note az the opening OF to-
days stock market. which was dull
and unintcrcstins. was oneopoin.
advance Ia American Tobacco Else
where gains wccr limited 60 minor
fractions with firm unJcrtone. Tile
list varied little from opening prices
until a further rise Ia the Hill issues
strengthened the general list Some
of the spcclalties fluctustcd widely.
Scars-Rocbuck gaining three points
and American Tobacco six.
The market closed heavy. The mar
bet reversed itself In the final hour
when demand for the lIlll issues
ceased. There Was also marked weak
ness In Amalgamatcd Copper, Anthra-
cite shores. Steel and other industri-
ais. reaction reaching q point ~ more
In some instances ana bringing the
level of the active group under yes
tcrday's final quotations. Closing
prices.
can money, . per cent.
Prime paper nominal.
silver. 5g"sC.
Mexican dollars. So.
Metals nominal
AmalEamatcd. SJh
sugar. l2ik
Atchison. tOSis.
Great Northern IA r.
New York Central itIt
Northern Pacific. i2t's.
Reading, 1888,
southern Pacific. ils.
Union Pacific. MA
steel az
| steel preferred, tiJW
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
AVENUE FROM THE WEST
SiDE OF FIRST STREET TO
THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTH
GTnEHyr
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP


Orunsfeld Brothers. block 40. lot
l12. l3t feet front,
Nj. r. Hughes. block &c. lot 10. 90
feet front.
n. y. Myers block 10. lot 20, 20
| feet front.
Carrie NJ. Childcrs. block IS, lot 81,
20 feet front.
Mrs H. r. stotosbuFy. block rs. lots
I22. 20 and "a. 75 feet front
First National Bank OF Albuquer-
que, block 10, lots "a ana ii, 80 feet
front
H. D. FERGUSON. block 10. lot 40,
&c feet front.
q. &. Borrodallc btock rs. 10, 10,
20 feet front.
Policarpio ArmiIo block I6. lot H..
90 feet front.
, Andres Romero. block &c. lots a..
'ig aud 20. 75 feet front.
. Ncill 49, Field. block &c. lots 81 aud
1879. 90 feet front
r. q. Bloom. block 30. lots 90 aud
i2A. 90 feet front.
! Occidental Fire Insurance com.
/ pany. block n. lots rs. IL, 10 anu i6.
/ 100 feet front
r. J. Kihlbcrg, block n. lot II. 60
feet front.
T.. u. Franz. block "a. lot IS. 20
fleet front.
=. scholle, block ~, lot 49, % feet
front
Julia l.. Phelps, block ~. lot 20. IS
feet front.
=. II. Kent. block II. lot 81. 25 feet
front.
G. Keut block Il. lot 20, Is feet
front
G. r. Glocklor. block II. lots 90
land 20. so feet front.
United States OF America. block
ms. lots 10. ~. 10. 10, ~. IS. ~ end
I3O. zoe feet front.
Kate ~. Patterson, block rs. tots
len and %. so feet front
~. Yanow. block rs. lots % aud
lee. 90 feet front.
Heirs Of =. y. sturgcs, block 10,
llots IS. ~. 10 and i6, 100 feet front
= A Mcnaul. block ~. lots 7 and
lis. 90 feet front
Nc r. MoriaTty. block ~. Tot 10
l25 feet front.
william q. Williams block ~. BOT
leo rs &c, front.
Henry TfuhinR. block 10. lots 81
land %. so feet front
ElfcEo Bsca. block 10, lots 90 and
Lac. 80 feet front.
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3. 10. ~ ana ie. 100 feet front.
Mrs. n. r. Armiio. block 30. lots |
and 2. so feet front.
W. w. strong. block ~. lots ,,
and 9, 20 feet front
r. Berta. block 20. lot 6, 20 feet
front.
J. @ Chavcs. block 2o lots and
=. so feet front,
a. Romero, block 20. lots 4. 10.
n aud ~. 100 feet front
w. spicsclberE. bloch lots I
and 2. 50 feet front,
sylvostrc Mirsbal. block &c, lot .
20 feet front
simon Balling. block ~, lot Z. %
feet front
NJ. +. MorIarty. block %. lot 8, 20
feet front
william Kieke. block %. lot c., IS
feet front
John Corneito. block %, lot 2, 20
feet front.
~ Scott. block 90 lot 8, rs feet
front
Mrs a. .. Maluy. block 30 lots 3
ana 10, so feet front
Bachcchi aud Giumi. block 90. Tots
/ and ~. so feet front
J. Y. Luthy. block a., lots 1, 2, .,
I ana 3. 1875 feet front.
S. and NJ. grunsfcld. block 10. lot
6, 25 feet front
a. l.. Mckee. block 10, lot z. 90
| feet 'front.'.
A. IIarsch. block TO- lots aud .
| 90 feet front.
H. +. Lee block u.s.. lot 10, 25 feet
! front
Grunsfeld Brothers, block 10. iot'
| II aud IL. so feet front,
Consolidated Liquor company. block
s, lots and 2. so feet front.
Dinelli and Lencioni. block y. lot
3. 20 feet front.
Martha T.. Hart. block g. lots I ana
6. so feet front.
Mollni aud Eakin. block s. lot G
2j feet front.
NJ wirth. block s, lot 7, 20 fee
front.
A. Evertt. block S. lot s. .5 fee
front.
J. Longwioh. block 8. lots y aud 10
90 feet front.
@. A. Kaseman, block s. lots I I an,
-. 90 feet front
Frank J. Wilson block I. lots z. s
O. 10. ~ and ~, 1884 feet front
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

knnsn. CItr LIsr-,ocL .

Kansas CITY. AUG 3.-Cattlc--f,c-
cclpts 100 Including % southerns;
market strong. Native steers. $3.50
aa.75. southern steers. ti75@6.75.
soutcrn cows and heifefs, t3.5Om
SEQ; native cows and heifcrs. s3.25
aS.60. stockcrs and feeders. st.25m
40; bulls. f3T5a 500. calves. $500
ffS7i; western steers, t5.50W S.gO.
western COWS, S3.g5mG.OO.
Hogs Receipts 1900; market
strong. Bulk 81 sales. $500 a \ go
packers and butchers ss.0ed 20.
pigs. f6.OOm7.OO.
Sheep Receipts none; market
steady Muttons S8.5Omi.5O. lambs,
81 OOm 7b0. range wethcrs aId year.
lings. t3.50d zoe, range ewes. s2.5O
a. 400.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
Chicnao BOARD ~ Trade.

Chicago. Aug. Bullish foreign
adNicrs today iiitcd wheat Turrou-
tal rains were reported Co be- delay
ing the Russian harvest and there
were Liverpool dispatches telling OF
continued demand for American car.
goes Extreme low temperatures
northwest tended also Ia favor the
bulls Tho opening was unchanged to
Ac higher september started at
ggA Ftg3r aud rose Go NJ ta3 isc. The
close was firm with september :" NJ
&c net higher at 93c.
Lightncss Of offerings strengthened
corn September opened a shud. OFT
to Ike amount up "a 81 ?. n isc, adj
vnnccd 60 90 3. O. and reacted 10 81 'sr
The close was strong at GI's "a 81 ~ ,
Tor September, thc same as last night.
shorts la oats covered account of
the nrm tone of others grain. Sep
tember started y ~ re 10 CSC lower
at 32m3gMc. aud rallied 60 32asc
Provisions. though dull, assembled
with hogs FIRST Sulvs ranged from
1tsmTlac higher, September options
going az fl591ls for pork, 5000 for
lard AMI stO.G21s 70 1895 for ribs
Closing prices.
wheat september aac. December,
g3Ac.
Corn september 657s m67Ec, De-
combcr. 56asc
september 3t%c; December,
a.Tc.
PORK September. sl5.s5.
Lard September tiO.sei.
Ribs september, 5000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
Rnnk nrscrtc Shows Increase.

New YorE, Aux 3-Thc statement
OF the actual clearing house banks
for the week shows that the banks
hold S2O.39S,p5O rcrorVc In excess Of
legal requirements. This rs an in
crease ~ si.lGO.450 IN the proper.
tlonatc cash reserve as compared with
last week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
CIIcagn Ll,eslmL .

Chicago, Aug 3--Cattlc -- Re-
.'clpts 900. market steady. lieeycs
i5.N0H9A5. Texas steers, ti.s5m
.6.N5. Wca,crn steers s. sbm 1850
stuckyts aud feeders. 500 $50,
COW. ana hcifcrs. g7Ous.fO; calves.
fCT5nlO.45.
Hogs Receipts 5000; market De
higher Light. t7SOmsf5. mixed,
f7.15mAtO. heavy, $1,000 s.25;
rough, H7.gOm-.i6. pigs. $1,000 $40,
mk OF ealrs. s7.G5WS2O.
sheep Receipts 1000; market
steady. native. s3.3OHt75. western,
fa.iUH I.6j, yoarllngs sA.5Om 5,65,
lambs native, $4,000 1906; western,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
OIllGINAL TOWNSHIP

Occidental life Insurance COM
pany. block a. lot 10, it2 feet front.
AmbrOslo ArmiiO, Anita ArmilU,
liOsaliu Armilo and Josofa Armiio do
lIeyn, block ~. lot I, li2 feet front
-. @, Grant block 10, lot IS. re
feet front
Heirs Of Franc l.. Albright block
10. lot /, south t7.333 feet t7333
feet front.
o, Candy. block 10. lot I. center
tI333 feet. 1883 feet front
Heirs " Franc l.. Albright, block
TO- lot I, north i7333 feet t133g
feet front
ESTATE on ANIBROsIO GARCIA
tTRACT.D
Lorenzo Gradi block T. northwes,
corner OF Third street aud Copper
avenue. o. feet front,
Emilia Yrisarrl. block =. 90 feet
front.
Heirs Of Bau,lsta Toti aud @. Toti
block Z. lot =. rs feet front.
j. Csraln, block 4, lot X, 20 feet
front
O. Badaracco, block (. lot y, ZOE
feet front.
Minnie Carroll, block 2, lot II. ne
feet front.
T. q, Garcia, block 2. bot q, e5 feet
front
Heirs of Bautista Toll and Gulseppi
Toll, block 2, lot 4 Of the estate OF
Ambroslu Garcia Oragt) and block
u. l0t ~ OF Mandell Business and
residence addition. 20 feet front
MANDELL BUSINESS AND RESI-.
DENCE ADDITION.
lloirr OF Bautista Toll and GuiseppI
Toti, black y. lot a.. 30 feet front,
Heirs of Bsutista Toll and GuiseppI
Toll ana &, Gradi. block Il, lots z, s.
aud 10, 100 feet front
Mr. ana Airs G.. n Conner. block
u, lots /. 2. @. g. and s, $50 feet
front
Ion THE MONTH sIDE On GOIu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

ON THE EAST SIDE OF SECOND
STREET BETWEEN THE STREET
RAILWAY TRACK ON THE WEST
AND THE SIDEWALK LINE ON
THE EAST, AND NoWrII NINE
TY.Two FEET FROM TIIE
NORTH LINE on SILVER AVE.
NUE.. BEING THAT PART OF
SAID SECOND STREET UPON
WHICH THE SOUTH NINETY.
TWO FEET or LOT - IN BLOCK
~. or THE ORIGINAL TOWN.
SITE or ALBUQUERQUE Adults.
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ON TnE NORTH SIDE OF COPPER
AVENUE FROM THE WEST
sIDE OF FIRST STREET. To
THE FAST SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET.

III ~ nANaaffAs
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP.
=. j. Wilson. block !, lot ~, 49,
feet front,
\. Luna and W. s. stfickler. block
!, lots 10. 20. "a. 90, 20 aud 2f. $50
feet front
BACA a TRIMBLE ADDITION
o. w. strong, lots ., 10 and IL. 10
feet front
Heirs ~ Frank stursos, lots ~. Is
and a. 20 feet front
POWELL A PItAGER ADDITION.
Emil Mann lots 10 and l. 60 feet
front
W g. strickler and @. l.. Brooks,
lot ~, 90 feet front.
Anna zirhut, lots 80, "A aud 10, 70
feet front
ESTATE on AMBtOsIO GARCIA
Lorenzo Grad. northwest corner
Of Third street and Copper avenue.
100 feet front.
W. l.. Trlmhlc. 70 feet front
W. a.. Smith. SO feet
NJ. SanGoval. northwest corner Of
Fourth street and Copper avenue. 10
feet front
\. a. ARNiIJO ADDITION.
4. Niviani. lot 6. % foet front,
G. A. Hudson. lot Z, 20 feet front.
SPRINGER ADDITION.
A, Niyiani block A. tots 10 aud 2oi
90 feet front,
q l.. Brooks. block A. lot "a, GO
feet front.
First National bank uf Albuuuer.
Que, block A, lots ~ aud 23, 90 feet
front
John = Beaver aud y. 4, Melon
ala block A. lots "a and 90, 30 feet
front