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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
Bridge Bill

The first matter Co come before the House this morning was the bill providing for an appropriation oi $500 io build bridge c@er Chew elon Greek, iu Navajo county. I' seems that under inc Republican administration ihc people of Navajo county. by taxation, raised sun of money somewhat in excess o 5000, which was turned over Co th' state treasury wiih inc understand ing that bridge would be bull ever Chevcion Creek by the terri toriai engineering department I'm
 bridge vas never built and som
 time ago Representative Maiiox m
 ifodueed his bill providing an ap
 propriaiion of sss0O from the gen [ srsi fund of ihe state Co build bridge and thus keep faith vith ih people of Navajo county. The bi passed the house unanimously bv ! ~hen ii reached the hands of th { senate i, encountered oppositio
 from statesmsn sims. Roberts an
 Cunnia. who held ,ha, the appf'
 prisiion should bc made from il
 road fund and no, the general fun
 an amendmsn, being placed in q - bin 10 this effect The amend' 2 hill has been referred Co ,he appr' ! prisuon tommiiics and may y Q pas,
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19

The bills were introduced. read ,he frs, time and sent through the committee of the whole. where the recommendation that they do pass was tackled onto them and they came oil, in regular order.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
Eiec,con Bni Signed

PHOENIX. Juns iA--in an e'- ior io gei fhfouab ~iih busins's by iomouo~ night ihs senate i' holding night sessions i' passed io second reading the bill sbolishins ,he senate nseli. by twelve 70 i've The governor signed ihs bill pro yidins for aH election next No
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19

Following the adjournment the legislators wen, to the front oi the Capitol and in company with the governor were photographed
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Privileged to rsh,

Although the governor has SCI ihs stamp Of his di,approssl On glove conie.ts and t is nov sgainst the law io miS things ap in inc ring. there is no laV of fuis prohibiting gh,s in thc legislature. and real sinq ihis the members of inc bcus' tore inio each other ihis m"'ning and had real jolly m'le vat among ihemselves over ,ht consider aton oi ScOU Co pay lht espsn'si of Che annual encarlpmeui oi ih' State Militia
 l Aher much debate vote ~a lakcn on inc question oi faVofabll l reporting inc bill, inc motion pfe vaiiing by a closc vote
 \ great deal oi work was accom-
 pBshed by the honse before ih
 sion of thc committee oi th Shoic began. \ number oi appro oria,ion bills came up on third read ing and were passed. as was the bi providing for the inspection oi ga Fwascr and light meters by the Stat
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
February Preposal

The Cunnia anc Wood amend ment ,o the constitution. known as senaie bill 30 and providing for an election to be held in February next was taken from ,hc style and reu. sion committee and sent 10 'he com mi,tee on enrolling and sngrossina ,o be prepared for 6nal action
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19

PHOENIX. June l2-That the senate can pass bills quickly when i, wants to was again demonstrated this morning when constitutional mandate relative To the subscriptions to campaign funds on the part of corporations was introduced. rushed through to final reading and pass age under an emergency vote and finally passed practically without di vision
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
Deep Gloom

Gloon--desp. penetrating gloom inc sort that can be cni with knife. hung over both houses, s' though the minority members Sh' opposed ,he Lovin prisehghi bill ger, ali smiles and greeted in
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19

f'"' at lUt htatt pcnrcnttary S<" per year was sent Co the en. rolling and engrossing committee ,o come up for third reading. and a number of bills. inc rcsul, of yes 'efday's labor m that body. were re osived and referred ,o appropriate committees
 General Election
 The senate then wen, into ,h, committee of The whole with Yves. sell in ihc chair The first matter to come up for discussion was the Cnnnif and II K. Wood amend mcnt to the constitution oi ,he state providing for a general election oi all state and county officers m Feb ruary next The proposition is to submit io the electors in November when ihe presidential election |. held. the proposition to hold an ad diiional election in February. Tn, bill was recommended for passag, by vol, oi 10 to 7 The commit,e, then rose
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Inspector of Weights and Measures.
 In the Senate

inspector of Weights and Measures.
 In the Senate
 Before the senate convened this morning there was rumor current about the capitol that the members of the upper house would engage in hot debate over the Graham bill, prohibiting the sale oi school lands. lt was understood that Mr Davis oi Maric0pa was to make speech against the hill. while several others had arranged speeches in favor of the measure
 This bill was on the calendar as the first order of business for con. sideration by the committee of the whole. but that ordet was not reach. cd this morning and those whc ioaicd around the halls and cofri dors waiting for the sound of battl, in the senate were greatly disap pointed.
 i PHOENIX. June li-- Governor Hunt this afternoon signed the Sax on election bill. which calls for . general election in November. Senate Bill Dead Unqualihediy m favor of gen eral state and county election mex November, and not disposed to ,rif | | ,..ti, ,k. ,,,,ts.r ,he hnuee sh, morning hy an overwhelming major iiy. indefinitely postponed the Gun niff Wood bill providing for pop uiar vote on the question.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
Adjovrnmsn, Predicted.

it b ,hs general opinion oi nem b,fs oi boih housst ihai final sd ioufnm,ni vili bs taken some rm' tomo,fou of ionrr0N ghi
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ssn.. psssss Appropriations

Other than the passage oi ihfst appropriation bili.. nothing ~as done ,his morning in inc senate. The measeres passed were those proyid lng additionai spprop'iations iof ih' Northern Arizona Normal school he rionssFs' Horne si Prescott sus ihs uniytfsiiy of Afiyona at Tucson Ps lore the senate stood at recst' lnf lvnch. Cosefnos IIsnf sent uP measure announcinR ,hzi hs had ap provea and signed seuaie bili s. whieh prosides iof uniform meth Al ,,l state ars fgsfnfing
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19
'alary of chsp,ains

The bill making Inc salary oi ihe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01
La verborrea
presidential

Nueva York, iueveS.-
FL PreSidente Taft pronunci6 anoche
un energico discurso en- el Glee Club de
Columbus, Ohio, defendiendo la Admi-
nistraci6n y manifeStando que las de-
muncias de los repubhcanoS insurgentes
deben cesar; que los republicanos an
tiguos SON 10 sufcpntemente progreSis-
tas para adoptar la legislation que el
adelanto mOdern0 cXige.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01
Graves sucesos
en- Lis b o a

Npcva York, .iueves
Sc han suspendido las garantias cons
titucionales. y Sc ha declarado Ia ley
marcial en- ell distrito de Lisboa, Portu-
gal; la huelga esta fomentada por los
realistas; los huelguistas dicen tener 20
mil bombas, varias de las cuales, va han
sido lanzadas cauSando efectos terribes
Ell Gobierno ofrece acceder a parte de
10 exigidO por los huelguistas I'm ejer-
cito de 5000 hombres ha sido puesto so
bre las armas en- Lisboa, al mando del
General Carvalhal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01
CABLEGRAMAS
-
@ervicio Especial para
ell "Boletin Mercantil
10 que dice
Mr.. Shuster

Nueva York, lueves.-
Mr. Shuster recibi0 una ovaci0n gran
diOsa EN- un banquete que le di0 ell comit6
persia en- Londres, Inglaterra, el luneS
pOr la noche; hizo una narraci6n com
pleta del fracaso del gobierv1o persa
echando toda la responsabilidad Ru-
STA, cuya op0sici6n a que Persia tenga
AN goberno fuerte independence cs
muy marcada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01
La revolucion
en- Santo Domingo

Nuey9 York. jueyes
luformes neeibidos en- rl Departancn-
to de E>tados lie los Estad0s Tuidos, ma
nliie>tan que cl moymiento reyoluciona-
RIO On Santo Domingo NO IS importante
el gobieno esta tratando de apreSar a
los generates Arias Toribio q,p.. segun
Sc dice, estan cerca de Santiago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01

expidiento bonos redimibles al 4 por
ciento, para conyertir los ,emprestitos an
teriores por los que Sc paga el 5 y ell 5
por ciento en- bonos redimibles al por
ciento. Los tenedores que no esten con
formes en- aceptar ell nueyo arreglo, re-
cibiran su dinero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01
NOTICIAS

De Cagua nos comunican que el an-
tomovil ndmero setecientos veintieua-
tro arroll6 al nino Andres Hernandez.
Investigate ell hecho result6 que no
fiene fsseonsabiliiad alsana el char
ffer.
La policia del distrito de GALES SCR
prendi6 una jugada de monte arres-
70 sicte iggadorcs.
La poji-ia 3el distrito de San Juan
ba prestado los siguientes servicios en-
las dltimas veinticuatro horas: inirae-
ei6n Ordenanzas Municipales, trece;
infracci6n reglamento de AUTOMOBILES,
dos
Total ounce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01

designado para la construction de los
acorazados. Sc espera que Ell proyecto
de ley sera enmendado EN- tai forma, en-
el Senado, que al menos Sc consiga la
construction de uno de ellos. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01
Boyd no quiere
la presidencia
Nueva York, jueves.

Nueva York, jueves--
Federico Bayd 20. vice presidente lie
Panama, rehusa aeeeder la petici6n de
sus rivales de que acepte la Presidencia
provisionalmente. cuando Arosema Ia de-
Je ell dos de febrero Boyd Sc excusa pre-
testando su NAL estado de salud; pero
Sc cree que el intenta ser candidate para
las pr6ximas elecci6nes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01
Fl emprestito espanol

Nueya York jueves.-
Ante las CorteS espanolaS Sc ha pre-
sentado un proyecto De ley para lcvantar
ym emprdstito de 200 mlllones de pesetaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01
La monarquia
que a b die a
Nueva York, .iueyes.

En- I'm telegrama dirigido a Londres
dcsde Tiensin, Sc dice que el edicto de
abdicaci6n de la monarquia de China ha
'ido firmado; que la Corte permanecera
en- Pekin m mes porque las tropas man
chileS la amenazan con pasarla por las
armas 81 intenta salir ahora de aquella
ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-01

FL rey de Inglaterra lleg6 Gibraltar
aver tarde y fu6 saludado por buques
de guerra inglcses y e>panoles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-16
FOR sAL[HoUsEs.

SUCCESS. WHAT WORLD OF MEAN
ING THAT WORD IMPLIES. 1T Is SoME-
THING WHICH CANNOT nE INHERITED,
BIT CAN nsISs ONLY BE ACQUIRED By ENERGY
when an owner has left unsold only two
his success 10 bis sound business policy Of al
their money. Just to think Of . splendid new
up-to-date house OF the colonial type for
$+.37S when they were built "a sell for -. $50.
Just fancy. large, bright rooms and full tiled
hath; hctwater heat gas and electric lights:
steel beam constructions; famous White Noun
tain refrgcrators built In house: eIrensiv"
CHARTERED oak mantels; double front and harA
porchss: terms 500 or more cash and bsanre
buying home making IL practically stand you
only 1852 per month. WHAT'S THE USE
OF RENTING WHEN you soon own
home on such easy terms? Location FLORIDA
AVE. and End St northwest. Convenient TO
all car lines. ALWAYS OPEN.
THE FIRST AND MOST IMPORTANT
DREAM OF EVERY FAMILY SHOULD BIZ
THE REALIZATION OF LIVING IN THEIR
Hundreds of your friends are taking adj
vantage Of the easy payment system of bu,
ing home. and why not you: ONLY lol *
LEFT of those splendid new up-to-1ste houses
overlooking beautiful SOLDIERS HOME.
NERITABIE BEAUTY spot. tine govern
ment park ma nfaintd al your door without ea
pense. Six spacious light rooms and null ti,cd
bath: hot ter heat: servants toilet: all the
latest Improvements. The terms are ridisn
lousy low. Just 10 think. $1j0 or more cash
and 500 per month including all interest
which Is only So ALWAYS OPEN Take
9th 81. cars 10 Georgia avenue aud Park road
and walk short blocks east.
wILIiET'r & REINECKE Co.
1909 st. NV Phones Main 1928 la2o.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-{s.xo.
SWELL LOCATION.
One square from Conn. ave. and Q. 10
brick dwelling. First-class condition
Lot 2ox9O. Alley.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALES, 500.
Near Conn. ave and St, on a wide
A iO-room dwelling, with BATHS; many
closets rooms deep on first door HOT-WA
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-"A sSA !; 90
will buy s-story, 1o-room dwelling; rooms
a GRAND LOCATION.
West Of Conn. ave. north OF 0 st.
FOR SALE
Do you wish to locate in one Of the mos
desirable squares in the fashionable northwest
An oHt,of-town owner. in order to dispos.
to sell comfortable, three-story. ten-roon
dwelling at price about 81. 500 less than thu
'''2 soS 81 sss fss%sEy ssle And SIS
WEST SIDE Bn;c OF 7! The nGo STREET.
II rooms; heated with hot water; lot 20 by q
feet to a 1O-foot alley.
Spectators. homeseekers and investors should
take advantage OF this opportunity.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE-THE BEST VALUE IN WASH
INGTON FOR $500.
WE OFFER \ DWELLING IN \ CHOICE
SECTION OF THE HEIGHTS. WEST OF
18th STREET AND NORTH OF COLUMBIA
ROAD. FOR $500 THAT WILL COMPARE
WITH ANY $4,000 HOUSE. THE ADJO1N
ING HOUSES HAVE SOLD FOR 81 500 MORE
THAN THE PRICE WE ASK FOR. THIS
ONE. THE REASON IT IS OFFERED Sc
LOW is THAT THE OWNER TOOK 1T IN
EXCHANGE FOR A LARGE PIECE OF
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.
1T is SELDOM THAT HOUSE SO
THOROUGHLY WELL CONSTRUCTED Is
OFFERED FOR SALE. 1T IS PUT TOGETH
ER LIKE FINE PIECE OF FURNITURE.
THREE STORIES AND CELLAR: PARLOR
LARGE RECEPTION HALL, BEAUTIFUL,
WELL LIGHTED DINING ROOM. PANTRY
AND KITCHEN ON THE FIRST FLOOR.
THE SLEEPING ROOMS ON THE SECOND
AND THIRD FLOORS ARE VERY LARGE,
WITH IMMENSE CLOSETS.
THE FIRST FLOOR is FINISHED IN Sc
LECT HARDWOOD, POLISHED FLOORS.
BEAM CEILING IN THE DINING ROOM,
BEAUTIFUL AND EXPENSIVE CABINET
MANTELS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT FIX
TURES
ONE SHOULD NOT THINK OF BUYING
A HOUSE WITHOUT FIRST HAVING IN
SPECIFIED THIS ONE. AS 1T IS WORTH
5000 MORE THAN OTHER HOUSES HELD
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 134o New York ave.
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No place like home.
No home like ours.
When you can buy a genuinely good
home Of your own with the money you
are paying for rent, isn't IL extravagant
to go on giving 1t to a landlord? What
good is a pile Of rent receipts to you?
See us at once = today : about this
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. home at
4SS 18th at. ne.
Price. ,075.
$500 cash, 500 so per month,
including all interest.
Six bright rooms: light, dry cellar.
Splendidly built porches front and rear.
Exceptionally good furnace.
The neighbOrhood is convenient, and
values are rapidly enhancing in this Sec
ton.
WATCH THE CONSTRUCTION.
OF other Middaugh shannon. Inc,
homes now being built.
Warder and Newton SITS. NV, Park
View rooms deep-$4. 800; $3.50 a
month, including all interest.
1907 to 1928 10th st. NV. Ingleside,
facing Rock Greek Park-$7. $50; $48.50
month, including all interest.
MIDDAUGH SHANNON. Inc, Owners.
SHANNON LUOHs. Selling Agents.
713 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE
Two Groom houses. practically new, on
Columbia Heights near 14th at.
Steel construction; parquetry floors mp
stairs and down: hardwood trim
throughout; hot-water heat; gaA and cleo
dric lights: colonial front porch and
double back porches; south front; cellar
under whole house. II you are looking
for a home or an investment these houses
will meet your need. Both are rented to
higll-class and prompt-paying tenants.
They are very attractive propositions.
Prices. $500 and $500.
Easy terms. Write to Box g. Star of6cc.
IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-16

FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES.
Six rooms and tile bath.
HOt-water heat.
Parquet flooring.
Stationary washtubs.
Large front porches.
Finest of decorations and fixtures.
COR. 18th AND E. CAP. SITS Sc.
PRICE, $500,
Easy terms.
Three sold.
WILLIAM A. BOSS COMPANY,
1921 f st. NV.
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FOR SALE-BY J. Z. HEISKELL l4O0 ST.
NV PHONE MAIN 60S.

NV. PHONE MAIN 00S.
Fine residence, between Conn. ave. and
Sheridan Circle: IL rooms. 2 baths: hct-water
heat: newly decorated: reduced price TO I'M
mediate purchaser. $40, 200.
18th near q; three-story pressed brick. stone
trim. newly decorated residence: 10 rooms, :
baths; leased at $12O per annum: bargain
price to quick buyer. $3.50.
near 18th: three and cellar: rooms.
baths: reduced price TO quick buyer. -.
18th near s: IL rooms. baths; three room
deep arrangement; largely reduced price to Inn
mediate buyer, ~. 100.
Hillyer place near 21sf st.: three story brick
residence: II rooms, bath; furnace heat; bar
gain price IL sold at once.
Elegant corner residence on 18th near I
three story and basement. Il rooms. baths
steam heat: electric light; newly decorated:
reasonable price.
l. near End NV: two frame six room house :.
renting for $685.. GO per annum. Special price
to quick buyer. 81. 800 for both.
3rd near NV: Groom brick house. renting
for $40 per annum. Price. 81. 100.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
For SALE-SUMMER PLACES.

FOR SALE-AN IDEAL SUMMER HOME IN
one OF the handsomest towns Of northern
Pennsylvania; $500 Inhabitants: elevation
above sea level 100 feet; electric lights,
aved streets; fine water works; large barn:
large lot. with old shade trees Price, $500.
INQUIRE Of A. J. SHATTCCK. ESQ.,. Wellsboro.
Tioea CO., Pa. Refer by permission to Hon.
II. 81. FOOTE. Corcoran building, washing
ton, D. c.
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LUMBER.

ROUGH LUMBER. $40 PER 1000 n.
save money when .on build. Phi n. S1oA
JOHN Y. KlGGLkS. s0A = st. u.Hs :,
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FOR sALE-HousEs,

brick; bath; hot water heat 2 stories and eel
lar. Less than 81 800.
MOORE HILL. INC. 142o-22 H ST. NV
MOORE 4 HILL, NC, 1902 ST. NV.
FOR SALE
PARK ROAD, near 18th st.
Eight iAe rooms. elegant bath: hot-w
heat; lot 20 feet wide splendid concreted cellar.
$500.
MOORE HILL. INC. 1902 n ST. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
9 rooms. tiled bath; furnace heat; new;
cellar: large lot.
MOORE & HILL. INC, 1902 Fl ST. NV.
PETwoRTH BARGAIN
s., 500.
6 rooms. tiled bath; almost new; concerted
cellar; splendid furnace.
MOORE & HILL INC. 142o-22 II s.. NV.
" on THE HEIGHTS. west of 14th St
A tenroom brick: hot water heat: 2o-foot
lot: very deep to alley; elegant baths: lann-
dry: thoroughly up-to-date. Reduced from
$3.50 TO
MOORE HILL NC. 1420-s2 II ST. Wv.
MOUNT PLEASANT, NEAR 1sthy
Almost new: fine rooms; fine view up 18th
St; hot-water heat; well finished, and very
cheap at
NEAR UNION STATION.
Groom brick; bath; well rented. Can sell
MOORE & HILL. no. No. ,4eo-2a h st. NV.
FOR sALELCoRNER IN BRIGHTWoOD.
h''i Go soss aef H f1t. n can ss 81 t.
FOR sALE-NEAR 18th AND R. /. AVE:
A 12-room house; stories; lot q feet wide
1aS feet deep to good alley; good square, To
MOORE HILL, Inc.. 142o-22 st. NV.
FOR sALE-A CLEAR SAVING OF 5000.
on THE HEIGHTS.
Very 14th ST.: IL rooms. modern
baths; best hot.water heating plant; unusually
.ss lot Can b1 ss for for bone and cost over
MOORE HILL. INC. 1902 II st. NV.
~ SOUTHEAST
NEAR Pa AVE-: 2-story brick; rooms
and bath, cellar, and hot-water heat. .$4, 200
ONE SQUARE FROM LIBRARY; three
stories, rooms and bath; wide lot. 81, 800
c-STORY APARTMENT: II rooms,
baths; well rented recently sold for
$3.50 Can buy for. 81, $50
NEAR NAVY YARD; 6 rooms. stories;
good lot to alley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So. 800
y ST; brick: 8 rooms, water and sewer.
Only ...................... ..........S l.lOO
MOORE HILL INC. 1902 II ST. NV.
FOR SALE-OOLORED HOME SEEKERS
2O6, 2OS, 80, PA n ST. NV.
No. 212 sold.
Just east n. j. ave.-desirable and con-
venient location.
New; rooms anc bath; lots 16x1o0; alley;
front porches.
Price, S3.25O each
$500 cash and $25 per month.
Rental. $27 90 per month.
Good Investments. Investigate!
MOORE HILL, INC, 1902 II st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

ron SALE
Washingt% Circle :.7s sree neat little h,is1
4 in's ss sss ;So CO.. se ss 18th st. NV
How would you like this: A twe-story
home. four bedrooms and bath. House 20 feet
/ front with colonial porch; hot-water heat; oak
good Location in a beautiful section Of the
eminent n reservations. Price. ss.s75
| n. L. SALISBURY CO.. 1921 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
| entire house finished in hardwood; hot wnter
heat; electric lights; liberal closets; southern
\. I. sANsRUkY CO. ;Ia.s1 18th st: NV.
In very desirable section Of the northwest
a modern two-story residence, containing six
| light; hardwood trim: oak aoors: mont and
feet, having a good lot to an alley, has just
been completed and 10 up-to-date in every re.
and lss25 per month. II you are looking for
q. modern home let us show you these proper
n l.. SALISBURY CO.. 1921 18th st. NV
FOR SALE
| In select section of the northwest new
| two-story. eight room and attic. emi-detacheti
1 reSiuene. SpienUa0Iy bu1lt ana nntkhe0 through
out: psneled dining room. with drop beam
| ceilings: fine double floors: hot-water heat:
! electric lights: lot SO feet front. Price only
\. +. SALISBURY CO.. 1921 18th at. NV
FOR SALE
| This should appeal to you. A modern two
st noor four bedroons is and BATH on second
bedroom and storeroom in attic: reception hall
4 i, feet square, parlor Of good size; dining room
crate fire with heavy brick mantel; oak floors
and trim; drop beam ceilings; beautifully
side and rear: in a very attractive section Of
the northwest: convenient to two car lines.
should hs Soase 4 1 yoa buy
n. l. sANsBURY CO.. 71e-21 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
three story, 12rroom residence; two bathrooms;
hardwood floors: handsome and massive oak
seaa % ns nsa as
light spienddly arranged for physician
1 nsay rs bay raG, tile
located ate at the corner Of I've PTemneat streets
posite; built and occupied by owner; cost
Sc, 500: had trust Of $4,000 at SO; clear
Of membrane and can !, be sold for 81, $50.
\. l.. SALISBURY CO.. 1921 18th IT. NV.
FOR SALE
On Sixteenth street near Scott Circle. a mag.
rooms and three baths. This house was built
by the owner for his own home. 1t fs well
planned and built Of the best , ma.ss All Al,
full length Of house. Floors Of best oak.
Trim on first floor is Of hardwood central
ing ample light. The arrangement is unusu-
ally attractive. To close al estate this prop
s ~ Be s9S Ct Of Phone
H. s K isiSff.i CO.. 1872, 18th st NV.