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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
EMPIRE NEVADA
HUSTL|NC OUT ORE

The Empire Nevada NJ. & S. Co. is
coming to the front as big producers
with rapid strides. Smith Bros, who
are operating portion of the big
property on a lease, are shipping forty
tons a day to the smelter now, of d
good commercial grade of ore. They
will soon install new hoist to take
the place of the one put out of com,
mission by the explosion of the boiler
last Sunday, and push the sinking of
the shaft on the Red Star claim. They
have increased their mine force to
thirty men and put on a night shift.
AS soon as the shaft is down to the
objective point the force will be fur
ther increased as fast as men can be
obtained, and place made for them
to work. There is no question but
that the output from this lease will
reach the satisfactory amount of 100
tons per day in the next sixty days.
Two four horse teams are now kept
busy hauling ore the short distance to
the railroad.
Mr.. Gelder, the owner of the prop
erty. is also contemplating some big
development work for that portion OF
the property that is not under lease
This is just one of the things that is
helping business in Yerington.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
State Organizer Coming.

ID. c. A. Hascal, State organizer OF
the Progressive Party, will be in Yer
ington i'll a few days i'll the interest of
the Roosevelt Johnson people and for
the purpose of organizing Club. 1t
will be in order for Progressives-Re
publicans or Democrats-to join such
a club and work for the election of the
Progressive candidates. Lyon county
is forging ahead-progressi all
ways. Keep the good work up by get
ting in line for progressive candidates
for Office.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Twenty Cent Red Metal Coming Soon

One of the largest handlers of cop
per metal in the United States, man
III touch with both producers and con
sumers and who has his finger on the
very pulse OF copper affairs, in speak
ing of the situation, says:
Il look for 20-cent copper before
the end OF the year. Consumption has
ovcrtaken production and is going on
at recordbreaking pace. Consum-
ers of copper are loaded up with or
ders and the mills are working to ca
pacity. The copper situation, to my
mind has never been in such strong
position
The recent speculation in second
Eand copper, particularly in London,
when the price of the metal declined,
together with the last Copper Produ-
GERS statement. which showed sur
plus in stocks on hand, have led GER
tain of the consumers to believe THAI
they were going to be able to pur
chase the metal below the present pre-
vailing prices. In this ! believe they
will fail, for not only will the produ
GERS maintain their price of l7H cents,
but | think that considerably higher
quotations will be seen before the end
OF the year. r."-Thompson, Towle &
Co
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
New Stamps for Exposition.

A new two-cent stamp, in comemo-
ration of the Panama Pacific Exposi-
ton in San Francisco in 1915 was
approved Thursday at Washington by
Postmaster General Hitchcock.
1t is almost an inch wide and an
inch and quarter long 1t bears an
engraving representing the Gatuh
locks of the Panama Canal, showing
a steamship emerging from the north .
ern lock and another vessel being
raised in the southern lock. In the
middle distance is a group OF tall palm
trees and in the background rise the
hills of the isthmus
Across the top are the words: ~.
S Postage" and directly below these,
the line: San Francisco, 1915 In
each lower corner is an olive branch,
typifying peace; and. balancing it on
the right. is palm branch, indicative
of victory and the tropics.
No color has been selected for the
stamp. The first issue will be on sale
in a few weeks.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
COAL PROPERTY
MAKING GOOD

A splendid future for Coaldale, Ne
yada, with production OF both steam
ing and coking coal that will give d
marked impetus to the mining indus
try OF the State is the prophecy OF II.
A. Darms, head of the Darms Coal
Mining Company, who visited Yer
ington the first OF this week and con-
tiued on to Carson, in connection with
the perfection of his patents to claims
at Coaldale
I'VE are down 480 feet on our prop
erty." said Mr. Darms, "and have an
8-foot and 3-foot seam of excellent
steam coal. The drifting that we have
done on these veins gives indication
Of a large body of coal and will be
followed this fall by a big production.
Every test that we have made proves
il to be OF exceptional quality and i'll
our own use, we have found it to be
everything that could be desired
The Darms company holds num-
ber of claims about four and one-half
miles from Coaldale on the railroad,
and it is expected that a spur will be.
built within a short distance of the
mine as soon as the production has
assumed a definite volume
Owing 10 the present unsettled con
dition OF the law in regard to coal
lands. Coaldale has been held back i'll
the development of what is believed
to be considerable coal field. this
uncertainty, at least, in regard to
number OF claims there. will be settled
by fall when considerable output
can be looked for.
The Nevada Coal and Fuel Com.
pany has four patented claims and has
shipped several carloads recently
cooking purposes This company
shipped carload to Blair. one to
Nina. two to Goldield and one to To-
nopah. They also have two seams i'll
their properties, varying from two to
five feet, and will be heavy producers.
1t is deemed probable by persons
familiar with the possibilities OF the
Coaldalc district that a big cokins
plant will be one of the industries OF
that section before many months.
Mr. Darms was here to confer with
i. knemeyer and Doc Hironymous,
who own considerable coal ground ad-
joining that of the Darms Co. They
have done some work on their prop
erty and have good showing Some
OF the coal was brought to ferington
not long ago and il was tried by sew
cral parties. burning freely, leaving
little core or ash. Our local people
may be in the money il the property
turns out as Mr.. Darms expects it to.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Boiler Blows Up.

Last Saturday night the boiler at
the Empire Nevada shaft blew up
Che accident occurred just after the
shift had eaten lunch and been lower
ed to work 1t was about 10 O'Clock
when the boiler took leaves of engi-
ueer Canavan and flew across the col
lar OF the shaft and landed at the foot
of the dump. The cause of the acci-
dent is not definitely known, but it
is supposed the water got too low and
when cold water was pumped in onto
the redhot fues the explosion took
place. The boiler sat out in the open
with no house over it and it was lucky
that no one was hurt. Engineer Can
avan was bruised up slightly but re
ceived no serious injuries The acci
dent will delay work on the Smith
lease until a new hoist can be secured
and placed on the shaft
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
MONEY IN RAISING
ALFALFA FOR SEED

]. F. Holland, of this valley, is going
season; SO he reports, and there are
others who are raising alfalfa for the
seed in this valley. In fact, the bust
ness was quite revenue producer
for a number of farmers of the val
ley last season There is considerable
more money in raising seed than in
any other use that can be made of al
falfa AS an illustration of this Mr..
Holland had threshed from seven tons
of alfalfa last season little over
ton of seed The seed sold for twelve
cents per pound, or $240 per ton, and
the seven tons of alfalfa grew on less
than two acres of ground AT this
rate the seed crop returned about $l2D
per acre. This was the gross yield;
but taking out a liberal amount for
all expense of raising. harvesting and
threshing there would reasonably be
left net income of from $50 to 500
per acre. This may, also, have been
an exceptional yield. but Mr. Holland
thinks his crop of this year will pan
cut equally as we'll If so, it will be
a greater revenue producer than any
kind of crop of forage or grain that
could be raised 1t even comes into
the class of gardening, where cab
bage, onions and spuds are made 4
speciality. and produce revenue of
from SIS to $400 per acre What's the
use of going anywhere else. II you
know how to farm you can do 1t here
better than any place.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
To Resume at Silver.

The Hotelling Brothers, of Silver
City, are making preparations to
start the Hayward mine at that place
Extraction OF ore, already blocked OUT
in the mine, will begin at once. This
ore will be transported to Dayton by
means of the tramway, which is also
the property OF the Hotellings and
will be milled The mill at Dayton is
also their property.
1t is rumorcd that other purchases
of ore producing claims at Silver City
will be made by these men. These
purchases. it is said, will include the
Buckeye and other claims OF known
merit.-Chronicle.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
August Frohlich.

At the primaries next Tuesday vo-
tiers should not forget that August
Frohlich is on the Republican ticket
for Congressman from this State.
Mr. Frohlich is a progressive Repub
lican, besides being a good and sub
stantial business man of this State.
He is ambitious to secure the nomina
ton for Congressman because he be
heves. with his many friends that
he can be elected Mr. Frohlich is a
young man, ambitious, hustler, and
does things when in position to do
them He wants the position of Con
gressman because he thinks he can do
things for Nevada The voters should
give his candidacy their close consid-
Grafton before casting their ballots.
There will be no mistake in giving
Mr. Frohlich your assistance in get
ting the position to which he asipres.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Here on Mining Business.

w. c. Pitt, of Lovelock, spent last
Saturday and Sunday in Yerington on
business connected with the Kennedy
Con. copper property at Buckskin, in
which he is largely interested. He mo
tered over to the mine Sunday on a
trip OF inspection The company 5
Eow operating the property on its own
account Some important develop
ment work is being done on the l40
foot level and some fine ore has been
encountered There will be some i'm
portant news to relate about this
as it is released by those who are max
ing the deal.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Green Lands Again.

The County Commissioners OF Eiko
county let a contract Tuesday to bull /
. sewer system for the town OF Elko
c. II. Green is the engineer. The
contract was let to the American Light
& Water Co, for $4,000 Several Salt
Lake concerns bid for the work as did
Philip Schuyler, of Oakland, VIII
built the Fallon system. The latter's
bid was $50,230. The American Water
& Light Co. is building the Yerington
system. They certainly are getting
below any contractors in the western
country for this kind of work.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Mason Pass Hustlers.

w. Il. Boulter was in lerngton
Tuesday from Mason Pass. He re
ports things moving along pretty rap
idly in his section OF the district.
Every claim owner is hard at work
getting out ore for shipment to the
smelter. The Constantine Bros. are
working their claims. Bugbee and
Thompson are getting out another
shipment. Al Matt is doing the same,
and Mr. Boulter. himself, is making
regular production.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
NOTICE.

hereby notify Mr.. Ray Robinson,
of Ramsey, Nevada, that after thirty
days from the first publication of this
notice | will sell one buckskin broncho
mare with black colt, and one bay sad
die horse, put in my pasture in your
name, for the pasture bill, unless said
bill is paid within the time specified
above. RANDOLF MILLER,
Fernley, Nevada
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
How to Vote.

If you vote at the primary next
Tuesday don't mark any names out
side of your own ticket if you expect
to have your vote count. There will
be three parties represented on the
ticket-Republican, Democrat and So
cialist You cannot vote for one Dem
ocrat and one Republican, or Social
ist, even for different offices, and have
your vote count. Vote 'er straight.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Looking for Money

Vice President c. H. Schlacks. of
the Western Pacific Co, is in Holland
for large loan to build
feeder lines in various parts of Cali
fornia and Nevada. Should he be sue
cessful in getting the money there will
be much activity in railroad building
by the w. P. in this State next year.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Were Glad to See Him.

c. w. Rahbar. agent at the icring-
ton station for the Nevada Copper
Belt Railroad Co. was around the city
Tuesday making some of the mer
chants happy by handing them freight
rebates in compliance with the recent
ruling of the Interstate Commerce
Commission regarding the new rates.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Ranch for Sale.

The finest 40-acre ranch in Mason
Valley. Two miles south of Yering
ton. Good house, barn and outbuild
ings. Stock, farm implements, etc
Call on or address
w. G. LARUE
Yerington, Nevada.
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ReaI estate for Hent.
SUTTON & co.
Rent List


D,,,,
in July. August and September, 1912.
1912.
Per annum.
SIoo-3lj Eas, Fra nklin ST. three story
and basement. - rooms. Pos
session september
.oo-2l6 Shafer st: tnree-story: II
rooms. Possession at once or
September j. "
Sept J.
550-3o7 South Third St. rooms
Poss Sept. l.
500-304 :. Fourth 81 three-storv. /.
rooms Possession sept. !.
iS0-l6l- Hanover Az. = rooms: else
tric lights. poss sept. /.
+So-60o East Leigh ST.: . rooms
ross. S.p; /.
poss. Sept, i
42o-9SoI stuart Ave, 5 rooms cleo
4oo-3oi Allen Ave. $ rooms. Poss.
Sept, /
Soo-12i5 FLOYD Avenue. S rooms.
poss S',pt i
5000 \. second St. rooms. Pos
sso--5li \. Seventh ST: rooms. Pos
session Sept i
.so - ~.
Pcs. -
s30-6lS \ Te3th :, o rooms Pos
s-ssion sem
COO North Lomhardy ST i rooms
soo-l2s 5. Fourth ST. 5 rooms Eos
aoo--ioS south Firs, ST: rooms,
On ,od
@'o-4 south Flne St rooms.
o.o "a SePS,
-'V-iVre Na:shai! ST. rooms
o,n,odo W.
-4o-loup West Cary St rooms.
,,o 90 Poss sept l.
10y Nc, rooms. res
90, a. once
o.. Possess Sept
-l'-9'' y N4nth St; rooms Pos
sen SESSION Sept
.ieu--i"S :. Cner?N ST. rooms Pos
.,o ~ -
Pos ., go '' 'a'' rooms
, LoSs az 0nNe,
7VV-" ". ar! 81 "a nat rooms
a,o sePt:
% Poss sept. J.
fat, Poss. sept. !.
HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT BY
lo.oo-soe Spring street; rooms
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FLA rs
goo East Grace Street. third ......
207 East Franklin, third .......
12li Park Avenue, second ...
Sll Virginia Avenue, Barton Heights,

goo East Grace Street third . 5
2o7 East Franklin, third. ....... :
1:l+ Park Avenue, second. ........ >
I'll Virginia Avenue, Barton Heights,
second ............. ....... I
sS+ Garland Avenue, Highland Park,
second ..,...............
2o36 West Grace street. second. 800. )
?clA Davis .Ave., heated tnew), "a.
:13-.A Davis Ave. heated new. I'd.
EOS Davis Ave. heated tnewD lst.
2o5-.A Davis Ave, heated new. "a.
South Beech Street, first. I
aiiS Hanover Ave, including heat ID !
el?G W. Main St. tnew), list. ........
2l2s w Main St new, !st........
5 South Beech Street frst. s
,l5 y Meadow. heated. ist........
20l North Second street. second. -. {
2O26 w. Grace heated. lst..... s
oo7iS Third Avenue, second ~ 5
1914 Park Avenue. basement. first. s
III y Meadow. heated. igt.........
aii ". Grace including heat, Sd o.. :
S22 y Harrison st. 2d .........
322 Y Harrison St 3d........ 3
POS East Grace Street, second . {
APARTMENTS.
The Raleigh, 1901 w. Franklin Street.
jantor Ssrv!ce for halls and
heat
Possession Sept. I.
First floor south side. seven rooms
Second floor. middle. seven rooms,
First floor. middle. seven rooms.
Third floor, front. seven rooms.
The stafford. 2oo7 Monument Avenue.
Janitor service for halls and
heat
Possession sept. I.
First floor, eight rooms.
Third floor. eight rooms
The Brooke. 22l5 Monumen, Avenue.
Ianitor service for halls and
heat.
Second floor. east side. seven rooms.
IhiTd floor. cas-; side. seven rooms
nird floor. west SIDE seven rooms
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sURrRRAN pRopERrY

l.
$3.50 per annuT--Barton Heights. 705
Lamb Avenue rooms; Sept. l.
S+?o per Administration Heights. sos
Virginia Avenue near Wickham. hot
water heated all conveniences Pos
session at once. S rooms
$3.50 per annum-Barton Heights. cor
ner virginia Avenue and Graham
Road. latrobc heat; nice condition
Possession September l. rooms
$3.50 per annum-Barton Heights, sos
Miller Avenue; frame house good
condition. Possession September l.
rooms.
$500 per COMMUNICATION Heights. 302
Home Street. all modern convent
ences Possession September /. S
$500 per acknowledgement Park, in
1900 block concrete block house:
steam heated, large lot. Possession
at once. rooms.
Sl2o Der annum-Brooklan Park sol
Garland Avenue: corner house: upper
nat Possession at once. rooms.
We Will have other suburban prop
erty listed later See ia before renting.
JULIAN c. ANDERSON e. CO..
Basement American Bank Building.
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Real estate TOR Rent.
McVeigh & Glinn
9 North Eleventh street.
FALL RENT LIST
Unless otherwise stated.
ossEssIoN SEPTEMBER |

Chiess otherwise stated.
Rental. Location. Rooms.
200 Per an. w. Main St. ....l2
Possession at once.
CO., per Fan. 1916 FLOYD Avenue. 10
900 per an. ii w. Main St..l0
800 per an. 3l9 :. Third St. 10
.30 per an. 81 :. Th.rd St.....lO
'l0 per an. 1900 Park Ave 49,. S
Possession August !.
''o per an sos y. Lom0ardy ST 10
Possession at once.
90 per an. 1871 Hanover Ave-. 3
$50 per an. 1914 Hanover Ave-. $
$50 per an. 1916 Hanover Ave. s
lSO per an. 1918 Hanover Ave- S
Possession at once.
80 per an. 305 T. Clay St 9
100 per an. 1901 Hanover Ave. S
~ S!r an. 1908 Hanover Ave-.
40 per an. 1905 Hanover Ave. s
~ Per an. 1907 Hanover Ave.
400 per an. sos 4 f. Clay st. 10
Possession at once.
400 per an. SIS y. Fifth st. ....l2
500 per an. lo1 y. Rowland St.
Possession AT once.
40 per an. % ~ Harrison St.
$50 per an. i52S Floyd Ave.. s
$50 cr an. Al w. Marshall St. $
$50 per an. 81 y. Harrison St. :
%eo pc: an. sos +. Clay St.....1l
~ 4
500 per an. % y. Linden ST..
so per an. Sos y. sixth St.... S
500 per IN. 1l2 w. Clay ST..
~" pc" an. 6i2 y. Eighth ST. -. S
500 per AN. Ga y. Ninth St s
go per an. 2ll w. Clay ST.. S
Possession at once.
go per an. 1905 w. Cary st. -.
go psr an. 81? y Ninth ST.. s
go eli Y 1'crtt
go per an. 63S y. E:ghra St.
2i0 per an. 100 W Cary St..
-iO per an. l6 s. Deep Run ST..
July /.
ei9 per an. : Fine st I
2io per an. :ll " Marshall ST. :
-io per an 6l6 y. 2sth ST.. 5
Possession Sept 10.
2l6 per an. il5 y. Third ST.. I
Possession AZ once.
2ld per an. 4lT y. Third. .....
Possession July 10.
2l6 per an. 4l+ y. eth St.....
200 per an. 537 :. Harrison st.
zoo per an. 70 :. Cherry ST..
$50 peran. SIP :. Randolph ST.
Possession al once.
So per an. Sl+ :. Randolph St. 6
Possession al once.
FLATS AND APARTMENTS.
$500 pir an. 1927 w. Franklin St
Is; floor apartment.
600 pir an. 2339-A w. Grace St.
LIST floor apartment
900 per an. 26ll Grove Avenue.
20 floor apartment
Possession July /.
80 per N. o3i+ Grove Avenue
I'd floor apartment.
Possession July |.
$50 per an. o703 Hanover Ave-
nue.. ID floor apart
ment. electric
lights. steam heat
$50 ali, 32S 5. Third St, lst
floor IGOR. apartment
42o per an. lis $. Third ST. I'd
42o per an. lila y. Allison St. :
LIST fiat Shsam heat.
Electric lights. Poss.
360per an so7 z. Leigh St. LIST
fat and stable. 6
$50 per an. il5 5. Third ST. I'd fat
80 per an 1858 " Cary 81. ist
nat Electric lights
at1 .......
21apcr an. zoos Stuart Avenue.
ii, per an. S. S. Rowland St.
LIST fiat. Possession
at once ...... :
$50 per an zoos Stuart Ave Cd
lat ..... s
Collection Of rents and the renta!
business our speciality"
NEW OFFICE OF
6 N. Eleventh Street
McvEIcH G Gl4INN.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
Possession az One.

sol L. Franklin ST. Sd Hat.
1 ). Fifth St. list and I'd
Hats. rooms. ........
52i w. Grace St. Sd Nat, rms
1877 w. Main St, I'd flat, rms
2Q9 y. 18th ST.. rms .....
NJ. &. Road and First Avenue.
I'd fiat. rooms .....
210l-A w. Main, . rooms. 900.
Possession August 81. 1871
1927 W. Franklin st. lst fiat.
S rooms ,hot water heaU
1l27 W. Franklin St. "a Nat,
S rooms (hot water heaD
4ol L. Franklin ST. I'd fiat.
s rooms ..........:....:
rooms ..-.......
As W. Grace st. I'd and Sd
fats. rooms. .......
80 ". Main st, I'd fiat. I
rooms Cheated frce) 49,.
80 w. Main st. lst fiat. I
rooms Cheated ireeJ 80.
Bellevue Apartments. FIFTH and
Cary SITS. Apartm INT No.
!. rooms. .......
Bellevue Apartments. Fi.th and
Cary SITS. Apartment No.
8. rooms .
Bellevue Apartments. FIFTH and
Cary SITS. Apartment No.
>. rooms. ....
Bellevue Apartments. Fifth and
Cary SITS. Apa rtment No.
3. rooms. .........
Bellevue Apartments Fifth and
Cary ST, Apartment No.
s. rooms. ............
Bellevue Apartments. Fifth and
Gary SITS. Apartment No.
.. rooms.
1908 W. Clay St. list Fat. rms.
1904 w. Clay ST. I'd Hat. > rms,
Phone Monroe ol0O.
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For Rent by
Julian c. Anderson & Co.
Rental Agents.
Basement American Bank Building.

Si2V per annum-2S35 Hanover Avenue:
rooms, hot water heated. beautiful
mouse. Possession sept. /.
5000 per annuHl--.Store. Main and Vine
Streets; large storer0om, with tiX-
lures; old established stand.
Siso p.r aanum-22o2 Hanover Avenue;
new. up-to-datc dwelling. hot water
heated every convenience; rooms.
Si2O per annum-l6!o West Main Street:
frame house, with garage; all con-
Venicnces; nice condition. rooms.
500 per annlm-Flat. 1925 Hanover
Avenue; new. just finished; first
floor; all the modern convenlences .
$500 per annun.-Fla,. 1929 Hanover
Avenue, new; Just hn!shed not water
heat all conveniences. rooms
$3.50 per annum--2il7 Stuart Avenue:
modern brick house; latrobs heat
nice yard, front and rear. b rooms
$2Io per annum-2S06 Park Avenue:
frame house; all conveniences Z
$3.50 per annum-2s04 Park Avenue:
frame house 6 rooms
$50 Per annunl--i South Mulberry ST .
brick house: : rooms
S2lS per annnm-alsl Marshall Street;
rooms
's LIP per annam-72? 5at and 7:s North
!nSs water, gas and all conveniences.
Possession September T. rooms.
$500 per annum-Southeas corner Mar
snaLl ana sheppard Streets: rooms
$500 per annun1-i09 North Strawherrv
Street; frame house: newly painted :.
rooms
$3.50 per annum-lD0 Wood Street: store
and dwelling a5oVe; 9 rooms
$3.50 per annum-S29 IVES, Marshall
street store and five-room Nat
ARCADE BUILDINCi-Foushee Street
between Broad and Grace: ideal show.
rooms suitable fer almost any kind
OF business: reasonable rental See
us for full information
FLATS
$500 per ann,im-2OO South Third 81. :.
hrst Nat; rooms
$500 per annum-IS25 Hanover Avenue:
new; 6 rooms, modern
$500 per annum-2429 Hanover Avenue;
iirst nat ; rooms; Sept l.
$""" per annunl-2f29 Hanover Avenue
second fiat; rooms Sept. i.
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Dwellings and Flats to become vacan
in July. August and September, 1912
1912
Per anuum.