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FOX RENT
G19 1th sw.sr.ce; ST.: sl MI ~. sw.st III. D. -
go NJ sw. irb. a-1u f26 sw Or ~. 20
1c,2 -. sw. 1r.b. 2J.O0 4.'s I: sw 6r.h. 1900
1901 9th sw. Jr.b. ITO I'll ii2 Sw. w. l:,.-n
81 9Th ". orb. 14.!i' I2l 9TH sw. orb. IL -
.,:S q sw. 4r.b. l3.Lh ioo q sN. .r.h. IA 10
.,n3 l. CIV 30 TIP. Brown GIT Az
FOR EENT-BY DUvAIL CO.. -: 18th NV
1874 q, Tor. l.. $50 .'uLOHtsf fENtNT|
l72n FIFTH Tor. b. 5S.Jo 1854 Que Ter. h.. O.ja
3l15 l1th. ST. %. I.oV 4Gii lst nw, 6s.b.2 -
S13 Ist NV. Jr 2b. .3o..o ia Elm tr. h.st .27.5j
80 11th NV. Sr.b. .3J.ol 1850 cd t-. b. DO,
.07 I'D. NJ. b 40 1921 Iirien Grn.- 2l.I)
TAT Harnuni. Orb Pa l3". lin .,r ~. .l~:I,
IJIE Sii. t:r. L.. 3.Sh 1920 Lit.!cn. Co. h. 10
1923 Ia 50. Or. b. .1.:i' .l:,,, Sin 6r
100 Bled rd. Jr. 1u.3O .i3l VA Yy, J.,w 80
FLATS. No l Hurst nl 8r. w12.Jo
I,i2,; 9th. Or. b. :.;.,t1 STORES
HOB u ne, Or. b. =: 80 100 1lth main H.. 5000
1854 Pct'ac av Sc. 10 2O1 c ne. str & o.. 5000
l24; II ne. jr. b. 1853 1903 .tt NY rs OU
GA Morton. Or, b.. i:,0 1910 1ith sto \ 5r 25JJ
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Al l. Co. 9TH & J. Wv.
2li9t iih nv. 81. b.. ITO
la...; Eth nw.1r.h. ITO
i0d oakdale NV. 4.b11.5
21," Sth INV. or. W. .iG.:5o
I'll Rfvant NV. lr. bl6..'a
lo1 Corn. CIR. w!I.O)
::ai9Water nv. 6r,wl5.0p
1907 u ne. ,r. b.. 1.,.3D
3l4 Ky av Sc. 81. h. i,,.3J
OBI: 9th NV. 6fr.lJ 90
2::O5 Sth NV. jr.w.l3.0'
1858 MAY nw.:J,w14.JD
s21lWHter nv. tir. w1o.J)
49, Ridge NV. 3r. ". l.. p
CSC Sth lw.6r. ". .l2.:jO
..3IHU GH nv NV. ..2.-,D
2.n40 tx av NV: :.w1o.J0
al Prathef's ct, 4r,
W .1l.5a
1897 ~ ne.Sr. w.stat1.M
c3ooS Sth NV. 4r.w. 1870
931 9th n.. 5r. 1851
2354 Sth nv. t;r.w t0.!s'
100 Brook 4r.w. 10. III
la1. :anh NV. Ar.r.ln.:M
2l1S ny Nv nv. 4.wl0.Sn
1919 J. NV. 4r. ". 1000
2ha Brooks ct INV.
~. " .........t 1000
J." F"ton IT nw.4.w18.fyl
oa Mad al NV. !r. W. 100
l n, ne. 4r. W. 1907
Ia y So. ';r. w. %
loJl Mad'n NV, 3r, W.. 80
STORES.
Sc cor 9TH & 5. .13.O'
= \ y nv ne. ....s4.J5
1929 7th ST NV. store,
Or, b ........... 5000
-. 9th NV. store,
I2,i1 sth NV. sto. Q. h5o. 80
1898 9Th ne. ST. 5r. b3O. 80
1916 7th nw.st&dw2S.50
1900 Y NV. 90
1894 7th nv. sto. lr. 81
1890 18th NV, store.
If, W .@.aN
li.i L NV ........o.O'
1907 Fl 1850
;G.I AZ sw, 5r, W. 1910
tSi4r ath nw ....i..hJ
.,,..i tsa az. st0. .1..LJ
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
UNFURNIsHED 1Continued1.
lHN l.. DONOHOE 4 SONS. INC
314 Pennsylvania ave. s.e.
For

JOHN +. DONOHOE 4 SONS. INC,
a14 PENNSYLVANIA ave. sc.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
We have several unexpred leases first
class apartments that we are able to quote at
list We Will make every effort to suit
your wants. Get our complete list OF rentals
ut the Office.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
Dt MBARTON COURT.
1851 @lst st. NV
4 rooms an. hath observation-disclosures. 1876 90
3 rooms AM! bat l............ $9J 90 to $27. so
~ THF. MoNTGoMiERYi. S-''O'
roons M North tn Capitol and ST. . .,o -
~ ~ TIE LAWRENCE -'''' . S'''''
1920 18th st. NV.
No. So rooms and bath. .$35.0 90
1444 w st. NV.
The wa sa s aesr1 h%AS AND rRrsr e:
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
THE OLYMPIA.
-, 18th 18th and Euclid SITS NV.
All modern improvements.
Large comfortable rooms.
Excellent cafe. Moderate rates.
A few desirable and room apartments
fro" $40 S f Sc F %sS'n ( nnowx.
1888 r st. NV.
THE HILLSIDE Id ltl3 CHAPLIN ST Nv. -
!. rooms and hath outside apt. .S26.Oo
THE CAROLINA, 7o6 18th nv
AMERICAN CA "4 Really Co 7os 18th 10 n NV.
THE IOWA
18th and - SIS. NV.
An excellent tve-room apt. en fifth floor. $50;
modern fircmoof building: centrally located
MrLAcHLES BASk1>G CORPORATION.
10th and q sts. NV.
THE IiIGHvlEw. 81 Il. l. AVE: NE.
3. 4. ar. bath and pantry. $500 to S31. so.
THE HOLLAND. 1926 VERNON II, ST. NV.
,.,,,, 4r -, and bath ants: $40 to So. Phone.
THE Enx% ' slls s'i rsT: S S"SeS' ''
THE lLKlEi. 1907 1926 ST. ST NV. WY one 'e''
and: n :n and b. apis 81. It.. to s2,:o
3. 4. AND : ROOM MISUNDERSTANDING
ave- NV. and the Seaton. 100 Rhode Island
ave NV See janitor on the premises
THE RAMONA G7G 18th ST Ne.
rooms ana bath. $500.
New building; all on; side rooms: fine lawn:
kitchens and torches: laundry tubs: storage:
lockers Call any time till pm.
WIIl.ETT & REiNEcKE CO. 1902 II ST NV.
THE CECIL. 18th AND l. Sis N.w.-sINGLe-
Bond a1 III sac
ROOMS AND BATH, 80
rooms and bath front 2o so
= rooms and bath. front. ............... 81. 50
ElectTi il, elevator, telephone exchange.
FOR RENT
Groom and bath apartment
All conveniences. Near : car lines
IS ~ Y. ave. NV.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND
New Hampshire and 1t.
Strictly bigh-cla>S. freproof building: rn0s
garden; all-nisht elevator aud telephone SER,
Ice: all outside rooms: shower in each apart
ment; servants rooms and baths: laundry:
floor plans furnished on application
One two-room and bath apartment. -. .$2S 90
One three-room and bath apartment. 1910
One four-room and bath apartment. ...... 5000
One six roo,E and bath apartment. 800
One seven room End bath apartment. 1000
Apply premises. e. the Washington
Loan md T.rSf ComnAnY
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FOR is.H T.
1926 l. NV, l.,r, 2h. 500
,;o2-24 ID nv. store
.poms .6U.Vi
800 Md ny Ia, store
and dwelling 5000
222~ IL. sw. 81, DIV 80
:,6li 10Th NV. Gr. b.as.'
CT Lamont Bw.6. 1850
1a6 + NJ. ar. h. ..:3."i
80, II;h NV. Ar. l.. Il. -. oi'
go 4 81. ar, Il. ...2J-u
.as IA NV. ~, h. .c..:"i
100. q; ne. ,;r. b. .22.a :
lnI{N Quinn q
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FOR RENT-TELEPHO,
81. l. INV. Sr. $40. 80
IA 9th ne. Or. :. ..,5..5
% e. ne. Or. 20. 80
2119 X NV. r.. 1880
Ip2 Quincy NV. 6r. 81: 80
COLO
l.S.' Marion NV. Gr.lI. IA
ISL, 9TH nv. Or. 1850
WILLIAM IL. FL
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NJ MAIN Hc3.
1906 = nv. Sr. >. "a 80
los 9th nc. ar. .22..W
Cos Tenn av ne. 1850
1896 Em'rs'n nc. Or. 1851
SO 18th ne. Or. :. .1:.JO
RED.
517 23rd NV. Or. 1850
% Fcnton III NV. 1890
LIS. 1l10 q ST. NV.
E.. 10R. B.. ST. H.$:,O.:o
lSto oil ~. sw. d.::0.:,O
500 ~. sw. std. 100
&c Il ne, 6r.b .25.J0
:;26 I sw. CRIB 1850
40 q sw. 7r.b. 81. 80
SAG Mclean nv sw.
Gr h. 1910
zoos Va av sw. ar. b1S..Io
81 T. ne. Crib. .3..D
Al y sw. Or. big. 1910
t.bt q. SIX. Crib. l9.VD
SO 9TH sw. orb. $3.50
An ii sw. Or. w.g.!5-:,0
1922 9th sw. o.. ". g13. 30
1857 In sw. :,r. TO-. 80
403 r. Sc. Jr.w. .1::.IO
I.4O 9TH sw. s;r. w.l2.:D
l1.2:"l. Tn sw. Or. W. 1850
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FOR RENT-s22 PER MO-: NO 81 eth ST.
Ne: 4 rooms al1 bath; ali mod. imps. Key At
l16 9TH ST. ne. y -
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INFURNISHED UCortinued
CyrITRNiSHED.


i.,S 4 su. s;r. b.. 22..r'
GAL 2i hs. Or. b. .ol.Ob
G.i1 Eye sN. ,ir. b 2o..s,
6:;2 II sw. sto. dw.D.o
$40 9th sw. 6r. IL. 1ii..r,
~. Is 80. ,;r. :, w.lo.Ob
i4:3 tairuont nv.
:;r. b. II ~ 2a.OD
GDLDRED.
81; 18th ~, Tor. u. ~. -
isfia Fla Az NV IL. b23.:O
PSI ID sw. Or. ". Ia. -
3D.. Ri sw. ';r. II. i5.us
2.,3 {; sw sir.>.w la.5b
ilnr.,. sni Eth NV.
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I,.p I,th nv Tor s., ia,i -; L. NV. 7r. -. -
f3oo .tl nv Sr... 350uI 1916 Md tr roo
l-l3 9th t;r 2i.,O 1874 taurrii nv. Or ~ ~
l241 9th Or. -: 90 5000 \ III Nv nw.sr-2o.o
4a1 . nw r. ;. 22..pbl 2i BRYANT NV. tir II. ID
1916 I'd NV. 7r. .20.to l2u1 Nj Olivct ri ne.
ll.l1s ~. sw. tr. 200 ~ ...-..........t..O
III Seaton me. CIR. 1850 E.2S q NV. Or. 1850
3lB llth sw tr. l65ol 451 1 nv. ar. 1850
2ls2 9th NV. 5r. $500 TIA So. 5r. 1900
l41O 9Th NV. 5r. .15.nJl lalis Bcnning rd ne.
$50 l. NV. Tor .:;5..sol Or 1900
d.; 10th NV. 6r. .21.Ja
STORES.
1903 y Cap No. eel $500 Al Neal III Or 800
4U2 llth >w. 2r. s.Mi lu4 4th 81. Or. = .165O
APARTMENTS.
4l9 N NV. ~ so 1915 cap ne. 3r. - I'd
80 q NV - 30 4f9 VI 81. .220t
so N ne Ir 1870 a.: Neal pl nv .;r. LEO
$3.50 Jtl NV Ar io..,0l 215 Al NV, ST.. 2.Jo
42S Baar INV. 2r. -t;.tn'
A. S. CAYwOOD. 9I5 y. Y. ave. NV. PhM..il.
o.
FOR RENT-IOo5 KENYON ST. Nv: SPLEN-
did little home Columbia Heights: rooms
and bath: large yard aud porch; In excellent
conditi ION; near cars and markA hey al 1910
Kenyon st. NV Rent. So. ~ per month.
LEWIS JONES CO. 6i1 ST. nv.
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HOS NEWTON 81. NV. '.MOI Mt PLEAS
ant'-Desrable S-room and bath dwelling;
modern improvements. Owner leaving town
Will rent at sacrifice. Apply
l.. :. FRISTOE Agent.
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TIE HIGHLANDS RENT FOR TIE
SUMNER JROOM FURNISHED APART
MENT. FACING on conn. AVE: HIGH
AND cool: Beautiful VIEW: PRICE
ONE HALF OF TIE REGiLAE RENTAL.
ADDRESS APT. SD3.
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To 81 BLET-APT. 3d. TIE WESrNioRE
land u rooms and bath. either housekeeping. or
cafe in building. from July l until Sept, / !:
nicely furnished
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w..
ror complete list Of property for rent send f0f
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELlI RHEEM & HENSEY CO.
-. 18TH NV.
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2lUl Il, store. n. ",
2. eel .4l.O0
ls34-ie L. INV. .:,0.5p
ITO l.. sto. 5r. W. 10. 90
81 Nth. lr. ". GOOD
lI4L. L. II. ". c.l5.jl
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anywhere. saw cut over lands
where nothing had been done except
to scatter timothy seed among the
stumps after The brush had been
burned and the timothy is now over =
foot high and growing rs luxuIantly
rs l ever saw lt anywhere.
"The pasturage is simply unlimit.
ed aud the only drawback at the pres
ent time IS the work of cutting the
hay among the stumps tor winter use.
"We have made arrangements for
purchasing such cream as the farm
ers here may desire to ship to us at
Spokane aud will be glad to put In a
receiving station at st. Maries as soon
as the business will warrant. Our
company would even put a creamery
in here if the farmers will only put
ln COWS enough to keep 1t in cream. -
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-06
EIkS Picnic
Sunday
WILL GO TO BENWAi
Large Attendance of EIkS Expected
at Big Outing

At meeting held Tuesday evening
by the Elks Club of this city, prepa
rations we're made by the Elks t.
give one of the biggest social meet
ings of the summer season. Th'
meeting will be Ia the form Of pic
mic to be held Sunday, at Benwab
Lake.
Committees on arrangements have
been appointed and the plans have
been oumpleted by which the local
Elks will have big time at the pic
mic. A number of gasoline launches
have been hired TO carry the party
from this city. and many hei
launches belonging to the different
members of the order have teen plso-
ed at the disposal of the club
The day will be spent In a general
good time at the popular picnic grove
at Benwah Lake, a number Of row
boats being placed at the disposal OF
the mem bers at the lake so that all
who desire to fish may have an oppor
tuniiy. The reireshmeut committee
Is planning on the biggest kind of {
feed and on the whole every meani
will be taken 10 make the day a sue
cessful Elks outing.
Over thirty ive members Of th'
club have slgulhed their intention q
making the tr.p. aud letters havl
been sent on. TO the out of tow
mem bers, Indications poiuting to th
fact that a large number of these mel
will be here to help 10 making tn
occasion msmuIable one.
The Elks will meet on the docl
Sunday morning 1t 100 O'Clock an
the launches will leave shortly afte
the departure of the Steamer Flyer
A cordial invitation is belug exten d
ed to all Elks in the city, togethe
With out Of town members Of the OF
der to come and enjoy a good tim
with the club members.
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New Band
Stand Ready
West End Merchants Erect one on
John Shelton Property

The business men of the west end
of the city have got together on the
proposltiou of erecting a new band
stand In the west end Of the city, tor
use by the band boys at their con-
certs In that part of the city every
other week. The first of the week a
subscription paper WAS taken around
among the west end merchants and
the necessary money WIS raised in a
very short time. Work of erecting
the sta1 started Wednesday after
noon , etery effort will be made to
have it completed for use for tonight'a
concert 1t is being put up on the
vacant lot belonging to John Shelton
Just across Telth street from Davis &
Sons dry goods store.
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ST. MarieS As A
DaiTying District
HazeIwOOd Creamery Co. RepreSen-
tatiVe Looks over Prospects

W. II. Blunt, of the Hazlewood
Creamery company, who has been
spending several days 10 this city and
vicinity, left for Spokane Saturday.
Mr. Blunt was sent out by the
Hazlewood people for the express pur-
pose of looking over the country
about st. Maries to ascertain its pos
sibilities for dsirying. He visited a
number of the ranchers In the imme-
diate vicinity of the city and slso
m ade a trip up the st. Maries river.
In an interview With a representa-
tive Of this paper he stated;
al am frank to say am very much
surprised at the possibilities posses
sed by St. Maries aud vicinity as
dairying country.
"Our company Is always on the
lookout for near territory from which
TO obtain our prodncts and having
heard mention of st. Maries as pos
sible new Held. WAS sent up &c
iook Il over aud make an investiga
tiop. and l believe that under th'
guidance Of Mr.. Balinger l have done
so.
"Whlle at present there are mol
enough COWS to warrant sho erection
Of creamery or even a receiving
station at present, the future posi-
bililes are unlimited. II the farmer
and ranchers can only be brought u
realize them.
Gas natural hog country the 81
Marles valley cannot be surpassed
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Timber Cut
Short Of Hopes
Operations This Year A Million Be
low Early Expectations

High water, a late spring, poor log
ging conditions in the winter and
uther loopl causes will result in the
30 leading lumber mills of the Inland
Empire cutting 100, 600. 600 less feet
in 1913 than they had hoped for at
tn beginning of the year. This figure
Is based on the reports recently mad e
by the mills to Secretary A. W.
Cooper of the Western Pine Manufac
turers' association.
"Reports to the effect that the pro-
duotion of lumber in the Iulaud En-
plre this year would be greatly In
excess of previous years, are not
borne out by the facts of the case, ~
said Mr.. Cooper.
"The delay to mill operation caus-
ed by the high water has shortened
the cutting period by nearly two
months for many of the large mills,
while the poor logging conditions Of
last winter so cut down the stock of
raw logs that had the mills been able
to run as usual, the log famine would
still have ourtailed the production.
"Though the figures indicate les
sening Of the cut hoped for the pro
duction will be fully equal to that OF
last year, as the 80 mills above re-
porting will ont between $50, 600, O0C
and 500, OOO, OOC feet, instead Of the
nearly 600, 600, 600 expected. ReoItI
of mills running day and night are
considerably exaggerated, for as ye
but eight mills are rnnuinR nigh
shifts. There will be steady activity
] among the mills. and fairly steadl
employment for the balance OF thu
year as far as can be foreseen. "
r. Among the mills included 10 Mr.
q Oooper's report are companies from
s all sections of the INLAND Empire, 8
g that the report of these 30 is fairl
q representative Of the general condi
6 tions
Mills above affected include th
g Milwaukee Lumber company, the ST
Maries Lumber comnauy, both at st
o Maries. Idaho; the Occur d'Alen
d mills, including the Blackwell Lum
Der company and the Stack Gibt
j. company; the Panhandle Lumb'
1t company. MoGoldrlck company an
Ie the Potlatch Lumber company.
e The latter company has not bee
u checked by high water, but will
:. held back by a log famine. 81
ss weeks before bis death the late Wi
ef liam Deary made the statement tn
sn the Potlatch company was then 10
II. 600, 600 feet behind in Its logs, al
be later reports Indicate that the Pc
lacth log shortage Is now IS, 200. OF
q feet, With no chance to make this u
Of as the company always "logs" thru
en- out the year.
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Local Natural
Paint Mine
HIGHLY SATISFACTORY TESTS MADE
Mine Located By John Chambers and J. n. Cliff
Close TO This City

A new di, ,covrey has been made 10
this city which will probably place
st. Maries In The foremost ranks of
the cities Of the northwest rs a man
ufaoturlug place for paints and kalso'
miu.. About three weeks ego John
Chambers, of the ST. Msries Hard
ware company, toRetder with j. N.
Cliff, staked ont a mineral claim on
some land about mile and half
vest Of the city, they thinking that
they have located upon what will
prove a big investment In the way Of
a large deposit of natural paints.
A few years ago when the Milwau-
kee railroad was building through this
city, the graders uncovered a large
vein of a peculiar substance which
later was thought to be a good grade
of paint. The matter of the disoov
cry seemed TO drop at that time, al
though Mr.. Chambers still bore the
fact in mind.
About three weeks ago in a conver
sation with Mr.. Cllf, who is a paint
er Of many years experience, the
matter came up and the parties be-
came interested in the discovery.
After making a trip to the place OF
discovery and taking samples, which
are being analysed aud assayed at the
present time in Spokane, the men To-
Gated upon the claim.
Tests have been made with the new
paints In this city, and these have,
one and all proved highly successful,
in fact as a kalsomine the material
provine far better than the grades
SOLD In the local stores, as the kalso
meine is a slow dryer and will mol
fade, being of so solid color that Il
will completely cover wall, no mat
ter what it's previous condition MAJ
have been.
The deposit of natural paint is jus
west of the city, about one and bal
miles. upon the Chicago, milwaukee,
a. st. Paul railroad. The gradinl
WOIk on lud AhiAuhu oAfooct tAS 'e-'
TO view, the vein icing about lOl
feet In width and consisting of fou
distinct oolors. The lower layer
white, and aoording to indications
the most valuable in the deposit
Next comes a high grade of yellow
covered by red layer, OF terra Gotta
the entire deposit being coated wit
a black outoropping.
Two claims have been staked out
the one by the men who first becam
interested in the proposition, MI
John Chambers and j. N. Clihi an
known as st. Maries Natural Pain
No. /, and the other known as Nc.
by I. J. Campbell.
All the men are going slowly Wit
the discovery, not even saying muc
for publicat1 ~, until they are tho
oughly sits ~ that the deposit ca
be utilized. but the opening indic
tions and tests are so good that the
are planning to develop the proper'
at once should the assay prove sati
factory.
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lead to the sennud story. To the
right OF the hail Is the den. which
Mr. nemmluway has q tod up for lis
own particular use. Here is whrre
he receives his business callers or
takes his friends when they wish to
enjoy a quiet smoke.
Across the hall from this is the liv-
ing or family room, which is large.
we'll lighted aud furnished with
view to the comfort Of the family.
large opeu fireplace adds materially
to the ohaerfullness aud comfort Of
the room. In the rear Of this is a
large dining room with a very beauti
ful huilt-in sideboard Of quarter.
sawed oak. which. with handsome
plate rails of the same material give
the room a solid, rich appearance.
The kitchen is In the rear of the
building aud Is fitted up with all of
the modern appliances for saving la
Dor, and convenience aud comfort.
OF from the kitchen is a fine bath
room, finished ia elegant style with
all the modern improvements and
convenienoes. This also communi-
Gates with the bedroom on this floor.
The floors of the frst story are all
of polished quarter sawed oak inlaid
eith walnut border and the rooms are
finished in curly fir stained to show
the grain. An abundance OF light is
admitted by fancy plate glass win
dows
There are FIVE large bedrooms. -
with good sized closet on .ths G.
ond door, also a large linens 8set
aud a bathroom. A clothes chute
from the second floor to the laundry
In the basement is a great oonven
lence.
The rooms of the second story are
finished Ia Oregon fir aud the floors
Of this and the attic are Of the same
material. The attic will be finished
l of into large billiard room. The
! ceilings are high and It is we'll light
ed, making an ideal place for this
. amusement.
There is a full basement with CON
crete floors and a ten foot ceiling aud
all kinds Of light This divided into
laundry room fitted With all mod
2 ern appliances, vegetable cellar,
with cold storage In connection and
boiler and fuel room.
The building is heated throughout
{ with hot water, Is furnished with hoi
b and cold water on each floor, inolud-
ing the attic and the basement and
electric lighted throughout.
plumbing is as up to date aud
j. tary as it Is possible to have.
2 All material is of the best possibii
e grade and no expense was spared
g either in the building or In the hn
ishing.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-06
Fine Residence
Just COTSIeted
One of the Best in the City Very
Pleasantly Located

usF e Hemmirway Is just putting
the finishing touches on the new resi-
dence which he has been building on
the corner of Jefferson avenue and
Tenth street. It Is one of the best
in the place and would be a credit to
any city.
Il stands on an elevation overlook
Ing the city and affordinR an unin-
terrupted view for several miles o.
the river, with the steamers passing
up aud down. the busy mills on its
hanks and the railroad with its long
trains passing to aud fro
The scenic view ls also ons Of the
finest to be found anywhere, combin
ing as it does the work .of man and
nature to form one of the most beau
tiful pictures they ever gazed upon.
In the foreground Of the picture is
the city with its residences and busi
ness streets in supreme requime along
the slupe upon which 1t lies. At the
foot is the railroad With its yards and
warehouses, followed by the mills and
manufacturing plans along the river.
Then comes the beautiful St. Joe
liver, silver ribbon " indinp
through the valley fianked with green
meadow, dotted here and there with
farm houses. Then the foothills ris
ing abruptly from the valley Will
patches of gray and brown rock and
reove of pine trees here and there e
vary lts green grass slopes ln thu
: distance the mountains lift their bar
heads, one above the other until thu
, snow cars Of the more distant stau'
out against the sky line or melt AVA
In the soft clouds floating over, th
whole forming a most pleasing back
ground.
This Is the picture, more beautiful
I than any painted by man, that meet
the eye as one sits upon the frou
porch enjoying the cool, fragran
breezes from the forest covered hill
10 the rear.
The residence itself Is fit settln
Cor such surroundings. Not sggrel
sively .args or strong, It has the al
10 pearance aud aspect one would expe'
! to ind 10 the home of a successfI
ie business man 10 comfortable circun
II stances
u The building lie s6x56. two stori'
"A and attic haatdes the basement az
has ten rooms besides pantry, batl
ie rooms, halls, closest, etc. Those
f. the first floor are a large living roo
b, 1920, den 12xl2, dining roo
IT, l6xls, bed room IS = xl6 and kitcl
ar en- l2xl2. A ten foot porch wi
I'D large turned posts extend ACROSS &
be front ofsthe house. The entrance
into a ball from which wide stai