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The Washington times., 1913-05-01
Realty Transfers

eIi7 + street nnrthwost-Bertin TouIntte q,
ux. 20 Benny and Eta Kritt part original
lot 6. square So. $40.
81 Fifteenth street northeast William Muir
phy ei ux. TO william J. and Nellie D.
Simpson. lot 3. square 1864 CRosedaIe and
IsherwcodI, SO.
I502 Tenth street northwest u. n.
Woodward ct al to Edward NJ DulIn part
lot u. square 33I, 30
1861 Tenth street northwest-Rlanche S DuIin
TO Edward 81. DuIin. part lot e. square
3s7 SO
30 E street noTthwest-Jessie L. HeirkeT ct
al. trustees. 10 Emma A. Martin lot 90
square s2s. s.. 100
30 z street nOrthwest-Same to same, lot
g.. square 5s9. 81. 2S9.
1ois South Capitol street southeast-M p
a. square ss7 81.
Nora NJ. Thorn to Marguerite G. Dunnigan.
part lot S.. square s77. so.
Massachusetts Avenue Heights-AmerIcan Sc
curity and Trust Company ct al trustees
to Ben l.. Prince. lots 80 to 3s, square nil
and lot 49, square 2lls SO Same to Regi-
nald II. Ring. lots !, H. Is. is square 2liS
AZ street northwestR. Thomas Robinson
ct ux. TO johnson z. Gsskins. lot A. square
81. SO
Villa Park-Clara A Marden ct vir. Edwin
r. TO Lands l.. Miller lot 2s, block 4aIs
and lot 2, square 1898. ss4s
sos G. street northeast-William A. Boss et
ur. tn Mabel B Pigeon. lot liz. square
$50. 40
Mt. Pieasant-Frank Foer ct ux. 10 Bate,
Warren. lot 3a4. square 2sso. $40.
T street northwest, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets-George W. Barkinan et
al. to John w. Lewis. lot 30. square LII.
The Washington times., 1913-05-01
Jack Rose Reveals
Cause of Downfall

NEW YORK. MAY Jack Rose. the
bald-headed gambler who figured so
prominently in the murder OF Herman
Rosenthal and the trial of Lieutenant
Becker, qualified as an after-dinner
speaker at the dinner of the Twilight
Club last night
Rose said that IL juvenile courts had
existed when he was boy his life
might have been different story
He said typhoid fever left him bald
when he was four years old. and that
the taunts of his school mates led him
In nIay truant so often that he fell into
bad company and was sent to reform
school. There he was thrown with older
crooks. he said. and when he came out
he was schooled and hardened to life
in the underworld.
The reformed gambler said he had
turned straight at last. and was en-
loving life as a writer and Connecti-
cut farmer.
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Wholesale Produce MARKET

Esgs-nesrby. fresh. lsc per doz.! South
crn. i7i1c.
Cheese-New York. new. l6Ise PER ih. Nat
1870 per ID. 80
Butter-Elgin print. 3sdSso per III: tub. -
dsIc per ID process. 20GiSlc per 10.
Live Poultry-Hens. l7i4nls": r""st-rs. loc
per ID turkeys l6dI7c per lb winter chick
ems. 25a2sc pcr III: spring chickens. ScaS2c
per ID ducks. 16al7c per lb.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys. &c per ib..
hens 2lc per lh. ducks, l6c per ib.: winter
chicken. scG32c per ID: spring. 35a3sc
per 10.
Green Fruits-Calofornia oranges. q ootrt. SO
per box: lemons. n6od6 % per box: pineap-
ples. per crate, 81 5oG4 %; Florida grapefruit
81 6dai % per box.
Meats Dressed-Lghtweight pork In3llc
per ID: heavier. lOc per ID.
vegeta ables-Potatoes. Ibc per bu: velery,
81 coal 25 per doz.: yams, $40 per Dbl.
onions 55c per crate: cabbage. N.75I. IS PEI
100 lbs lettuce. s.. .ooe7i. 20 per basket. beets,
g. 500 so per 100 bunches: squash. 81. o0a. o.
Dbl ; sweet potatoes. s. 50fi3. 90 per bu.: lima
beans, lie per Of; tomatoes. per crate. 81 ESQ
35h
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TYPE MACHINE AND
BANK STOCKS DROP
MergenthaIer and Washington
Bank Shares Slump on Ex-
change-To Get Deposits.

Mergenthaler sold off again today to
lower figures on the local stock ex-
change, and fifty shares were sold on
a scale dowr from 216l2 to ZIG. A
quarter more was then paid for ten
more shares.
A new low figure for the year for Ma
tional Bank of Washington stock was
also recorded when fften shares sold
for 235. This is five points under the
previous low for the year ten points
under the high.
The balance of the trading In today's
session was small and only S2,0oO IN
bonds were sold.
Although the Treasury Department
has not as yet announced It's ruling
with reference to the conditions for
deposit Of tax funds in District banks
at the end of this month, local bank
ers are now assured that their re-
quests will be in most particulars
granted. Instead of a deposit OF $3,-
900, 600, it is expected that $4,0O0.O0O
will be put out on deposit. Also the
list of bonds submitted as security are
known to be satisfactory. The bank
ers desired that the deposits be repaid
to the Treasury in 10 per cent tn-
stallments, but the Department is IN
sisting on the custom of repayment OF
20 per cent in July, 20 per cent in
August, and the balance in 10 per cent
monthly installments.
On these deposits. as well as all other
Government deposits hereafter, accord
ing to the order of Secretary McAdoo
snSounced today, the banks will have
opinion Of local bankers that the Gov
ernment deposits will b ejust per cent
less profitable than they were, which
means in q good many instances that
there will be no profit at all, and in
others some slight expense attached to
Government deDOsits.
Considerable interest attaches to the
statement OF the e. j. du Pont de
Nemours Powder Co., for the quarter
ended March 81, last, as 1t is the first
the Hercules and Atlas Companies.
which were divorced from 1t under the
dissolution degree handed down last
year. The report shows that the main
months were 81, 81 ESQ and the net earn
ings S,0la.5s6. The balance applicable
10 common dividends was equivalent to
2.l5 per cent on the issue, or at the rate
of $50 per cent for the year. 1t is
stated, however. that the first quarters
profits include but a smfal1 portion OF
some OF the most important de Ponr
products and that indicated earnings
Will show approximately 12 per cent on
the common shares. At present they
are receiving per cent quarterly and
viii proba bly, get per cent extra at the
end of the season The preferred rate
remains at per cent annually.
The Industrial Savings Bank organ
lied February 6, opened for business
this morning at 306 Eleventh street
| northwest. The. officers are John w.
Lewis, president; James Langnorne,
| first vice president: James H. Coleman.
second vice president; James II. Wash
ington, treasurer: William A. Bowie,
cashier, and Zeph p. Moore. counselor
The hank will be open today untn II
p. IN. The daily hours are from a. m.
TO > p. m, and on Saturdays from 9 to
and to9
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will Be received At the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart-
m. Nay %. 1Sfj. and publicly opened immed-
lately thereafter. to furnish at the navy yard;
supplies. e follow: Sch sol: ComparinG
and stop watches. boat and deck clocks.
binoculars. psychrometers.-sch. S,s4: Hy.
draulic leather, ineot tin. ingot iron. hot
rolled or forged stssl-Sch. 5ss6: Microscopi-
cal outfits. automobile ambulance.-Sch Ssse;
Cold drawn stsei.-Sch. S401: Naval brass
coal Applications for proposals. should des-
ignats the schedules desired by number
Blank proposals win be furnished upon sp-
plication to the Bureau. T. J. COWIE Pay
master General U. 9. N. l.
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Sale Of Browning Relics
Is Opened in England

LONDON, May Humorous coIleC-
tors and agents OF collectors in al
parts of the world were gathered TO-
day at SOtheby's auction rooms to at
tend the opening Of tn" sale Of Brown
ing relics. included i'm the estate Of tht
late Robert Wiederma nm Barrett
Browning. the artist.
r. W. b. Browning was the son OF
the poet. Robert Browning, and his
estate include! a remarkable collection
Of manuscripts. pictures. autographs
books, and personal relics Of Rober;
snd Eliza beth Barrett Browning.
The Washington times., 1913-05-01
LEGISLATURE Defiant
To Governor SuIzer

ALBANY. y. Y. May 1.-The New
York legislature. has defied Governor
Sulzer. completely ignored his demands
for legislation. and in effect dared him
to carry out his threats to take his
fight for progressive legislation before
the people.
After killing the governors direct
primary bill and the workmen's compen-
sa ton bill backed by the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. the Legislature today
planned to pass just such measures as
il saw 1T, let the remainder die. and
All inlIrn.
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Three German Fairs
Have American Exhibits

BERLIN. May Three great fairs
began todaI. in which Americans haN o
shown much interest. At Leipzig. the
international building exposition opened
with a number of American booths in
me exhibit. At Cologne. the city ex-
position has attracted many tourists.
while the horticultural rXpusition at
Breslau, In honor Of the centennial Of
the war of freedom. is interesting hor-
ticulturists from all parts rf the world.
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Peacemaker Killed.

BUFFALO. n; Y. May Mrs. Phel.
ONO Curvello. seventy-one- years old,
while trying 10 settle dispute between
fler granddaughter and the girls hus-
band early today and was knocked
downstairs and killed. Joseph Bongivo.
the girls husband, was taken into GUS
tody on an open charge.
The Washington times., 1913-05-01
Sales Today on the
Local Exchange

Capital Traction SIS. Sl.00dIl0
City and Suburban Railway SIS sl,oood
l02.
Capital Traction. l!sl22S.
Washington Railway and Electrlc COM,
10@92
Lanston. sass,
National Bank Of Washington. l5d c35.
After callWashington Gas, 2dAl1.
Capital Traction. 25Gl22L Sd122l4.
Mergenthaler. I0M2l6lz 10d2l64, 100
215is. l0T216. 1Od2l6. lHa2l64
The Washington times., 1913-05-01
Diaz Loyal to Huerta.

MEXICO CITY. May denying re-
ports that he was planning an uprising
against the Huerta government. Gen.
Felix Dia declared today he would never
take up arms against the present gov
ernment or violate any Of the conditions
OF the pact made with President Huerta.
The Washington times., 1913-05-01
Lessons in Milking Cows.

PLAINFIELD. n. J., May 1.-THE art
Of milking cows IL TO be taught the boys
ard elrlG Of the local public schools.
along vlth other elements Of practical
0nN 0lanft1e farming.
The Washington times., 1913-05-01

AUCTION SALES

ON SATURDAY. NAY 10 ias. at 10 O'CLOCK
A. n. In front Of United States Storage
Washington. d. c., there will be sold at
Public Auction. to enforce liens for storage
furniture, housshoid and personal effects on
storage In names Of Sarah Boswell. wesley
Burnett. LisSie Frye. W. b. WILLIAMS q
AGE COMPANY Qnc.) l.
The Washington times., 1913-05-01
New York Curb Market.

Furnished TO The washington Titnes ~
Msnaaer Local Branch. Colorado BuildinS
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CHICAGO Grain Market.
New York Cotton Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times BY
A. @. Plant 4 Co. 1915 G street northwest
Omen High Low. D. m.
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N.NTED-C0UNTRY BOARD

FOUR LADIES desire two rooRs and board
within the suburbs or surrounding country
one car fare from city: must be In refined
family and have pleasant surroundings; good
country table desired. When applying. stats
price.
ADDRESS BOX sD. TIMES OFFICE.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BARBER for Saturday. A2. 1 81 q.
N. w.. near Pa ave.
BARBER-Good white. A.3 guarantee for
Saturday. SOS Pa. ave. n. w. II
BARBER-white. az week guaranteed. 1,ss
~ q. 8. w.
BARBER for Saturday. saoo. soss n ct
N. W.
BOY to help in kitchen evenings. Call At
Ns McPherson pl. n. W.
BOY with wheel: bring references eos 18th
N. n. w. ~. r.
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WANTEO--PiANOS

PURCHASER for Ane upright piano; cost
S4n: good as new; MUST BE SOLD NEXT
SATURDAY AT sLOAN'sAuCTIoNR ROOMS.
l4o7 G T. N. W.
The Washington times., 1913-05-01

Lasstsa llssetype Machine Company.
Philsdslphls. April 9Th. lSiA.
u! The 's'Hs e r.
COMPANY VIII b held q the 1lks Home.
corner Prines and Royal streets. Alexandria,
Va. At twelve o'clock noon. On Thufo6ay.
the lst day Of Nay 1919. Tor the purpose
Of slscttnS . Board q DirecterS to serve for
the ensuing year and trAnacting gach other
. Transfer books viii BE- closed on April 41st
at feur o'clock p. m.. and VIII b rsopsnsd
on Nay 9Th at ten O'clock 3. m.
~ order q The Board Of D1rectoSA
". ARTHUR sELLNAN.
8olrOtSTY.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23

AUCTION Wednesday. June 25, 1913. 3 miles south of Phoenix, on Center St and 1s mile west. com mencing at lO:30 a m. Having rent ed my ranch. I will sell at auction all of my personal property, consisting of 52 head cattle, T select dairy cows, Holsteins and Durhams, IS young heifers. l Holstein bull. nine-months- old Jersey bull; 10 head horses, ? brood mares. s years old. colts by side. , large work mares, 3-year-old lilly, colts. Free lunch at noon; every body should come to this sale. Five brood soWs: l stack wheat hay. , tons;
 1 stack alfalfa hay, about 40 tons; 150 Brown Leghorn hens: 300 young chicks: farming implements. house hold furniture Terms given. q. F. Ross, owner. C. Q. McMurtry, que tioneer. 15 \. First Ave, Phone 661. C. A Whitfield. clerk. If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
For Sale Real Estate

SOME July and August prices in June. To acres right near the end "f Brill ear line, subdiVided all around The owner needs little vacation money and has cut the price to $60oo worth $1o00 per acre. New block house on West Madison, just finish ed-5-room modern, cosy. worth $300G owner wants to get away and will take $2500. only $500 cash
 House and lot on North Sth Ave. for $500 has fruit and shade. See this the first thing in the morning.
 TradeS-Ne have some choicS wheat land in Canada, Kansas, Ok lahoma to trade for Salt River land. Alive and at your service for any thing in Real Estate. Arizona Inv. X Land Co. 12g-l31 N 1st Ave If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23

AUCTION SALE-Monday, June 9. .n tne Maddox ranch one and one-half miles south of Fowler school house or -.e.a mHvs southwest of Phoenix on the Buckeye road. commencing 10:30
 Having sold our ranch We will .. -o the highest bidder without re- s-r.e ar limit the following stock: % l,tl horses. 20 head fine young draft mares. fa years old. weight 1000 ta I-ns. n head geldings. to 1 years oi1. loco to HOO. Extra fine draft horses Seventy head cattle. II head dairy cows. Holstein and Durhams, second to none in the valley: fresh and coming fresh: 15 head year old heif- .re. lu head calves. , t0 months old. Farming implements. one hundred chickens. ? dozen turkeys. household and kitchen furniture Terms of sale, half cash. balance $ months time. pur- chaser giving a bankable note bearing per cent interest from date, , per cent discount for cash. Free lunch at noon. Plenty of shade and ice water. Come ~ the sale whether you buy or uot- C F. Stewart and Geo. Haggard, owners. C. .. McMurtry, aucuoneer. E N 1st Ave Phone 6G1; C. A. Whit field, clerk. If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
For Rent Houses

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 FfJft f,/5I i.fe.teDtl f4rnl*Ir1 lrtat.rn -zl. Y. z~fa r-t. .eac I:ssl5rs .@. #hfr ouner. Mts I. M I5aa#. L.e %hHt CaHf oI
 IIt9. tDDI F.t..-ess nose .a r.tt a- szH9 1ef ..e.-t. seaar. Moore o H. .s E raa.ee. os
 for g,E.J e..a. sfe t5ta.z -s .a te5tn .aee h.r-a.1 ..t.. .s o., u..tr lte .e r.f...y
 "a Ltoas.n rte--a fa,e al
 FOR Et.ET I.se rooms. ,,.,i itsfe.e flr.lshod, modem. bath. suae...= er,1nde. sal@. <r..t, roees. H1o,e.s 1el -. zl Ave lg
 FOR REET-The largest fI4t ot t9rn- ished and unfurnlshed houses in town. Capitol City +. Co, 7th Ave. de Wash ingtOn. 1T
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
For Sale Houses


 A NICE NEW HOME-Wen shaded and modern. good location, close in, close to car line. 300 block, \. Ave, $500. easy terms, see osborn at sol w. Van Buren.
 Can sell you well shaded, cIose-in lot on x. 6 Ave, 900 block for $1O5o, can build a neat modern 5-room house for $1S00.
 Have two business propositions at invoice requiring a small amount of capital See Osborn at 5Ol W. Van Blu ren dg
 FOR SALE-5-room house, modern, $2,1O0, terms. Groom, cement, modern $2650, easy terms. 10 acres for rent, close in. long lease. Good house and well New State Realty Co, 314 Elem ing Block If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
For Sale-LiVe Stock

FOR SALE-TWo fresh 4 No. one cows. big milkers. come and see them miIked, F mile east, F north of Asylum pierson. dg
 LARGE-Wen broke young work mule for sale cheap or will trade for cows. Inquire at Tempe pumping plant or phone Sub. 204 Tempe, Ar-/ Henry ScIoshusen- ak
 HORSE TRADING OUR BUSI- MESSING buy and sell. See us first Fields Morrison, 42G w. Washington
 Phone 427. 7-ds
 FOR RENT OR SALE or service; 75 Perserino bucla or less. Address
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23

THROW AWAY YOUR RENT KEY $20 PER MONTH FOR A HOME. LOCATION East side of South 16th street, cross from East Lake Park, and close to the new Railroad Shops.-4 lots G00X220), running from Jackson to the main line of the A. & F. R. R.
 UPON the corner lot we have just completed 1 room dobe house with cement basement and cellar, leaving the remainder of the ground vacant for garden and chicken purposes THE street Car Co, owns most of the land to the North and East. and have just put down a spur loop on the East connecting with the A. x ER R and the Washington Street line
 PROPERTY in this vicinity is rapidly increasing in value and within a few short months will sell for double the present asking prices. THIS property is free from incum- brance and will be sold for small payment down and $20 per month. WOULD consider Phoenix vacant lots or land near Glendale, Peoria, Ari- zOna or Chicago III. SEE Grindstaff with
 J. s. GRIFFIN
 (Alone)
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
For Sale-MiscellaneouB

ALL KINDS FKEEH Hi'H Ilf FIELD SEEDS STt-ftGF.st ffHI H GRAIN co, 123 T.. JEFF Eft#D+ f
 FOR SALE-Several reconn hand motorcycles at prices to suit Phoenix Cycle Co, 133 ". Central Ave If
 TENTS. AWNINGS-Ha cnYers roll curtains. frame cpvera. tapDopna. sleeping porch curtains. anything ir. canvass Phoenix Tent El Awning C"- 13O F. Monroe. both phones 4l1 f
 TT DOES NOT MATTER; Fhaf state you are from, "c can -lip"
 YOU" the best baIlding lots in Fhoe- nix: ask us about Holy"eod Heights: lot 5ox14o. only &z5 cash and S monthly IT C. THOMAS l.. F. & NV. co. 43 w. Adams st tf
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
For SaIe-Real Estate

SPECIAL BARGAIN-One lot with building restriction, good location $500. 10 acres near car line. house and fine alfalfa special price $3S00. 10 acres fine garden land, some fruit $2500. 10 acres fine alfalfa, close to car line, $2250. See Wm. NJ. Costley, F w.
 Adams St. ak
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
HERE'S A BARGAIN.

\ fine location for home on ear line, lot 75X140 for $l, 100, which is much lower than sur rounding property.
 See MT. Prince at Dwight F Heard's. Central and Adams.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms


 FOR RENT--A cool north room on fr+t floor Of 2-Story house: a73 N Second avenue. ds FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished front electric light. Good shade. Apply 121 Y. 9 Ave dg FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front room, walking distance. Call 519 \. 3rd St. If THE ANNEX HOTEL - 5O9-515 North Central Ave, COOL rooms. thor oughly modern, single or en suite, with or without pirate bath, hot and cold water, screened sleeping porches. best location, reasonable rates. If WASHINGTON HOTEL-22s No 1st street, new, modern. no sick taken. If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
NORTH SEEING.

One of PhoeniX's prettiest Groom, modern bungalows on G6 foot corner lot, choice location, three cement paths, cement cellar, sacrificed for $3G5o- Your bargain by seeing Nunneley 2nd floor Board Trade, Erdmans office dG
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
Is YOUR MONEY EARRING 15 pc

Is YOUR MONEY EARRING 15 per cent? look these over room mod ern brick, fine old shade. can lease house to responsible party for $32. % per month by year, that is 15 per cent on your investment, besides the in crease in value, $100O.0O will handle with very easy terms on balance. this place is on F.. Roosevelt, the price is $24O000 5-rOOm modern brick. near high school, completely furnished, fine location, 5000 takes furniture and all and only $40000 cash. lots in Grand Ave Add. for $140000, 107x150; lot in Germania for s55O.00, north front lot close in on w. Adams, fine shade for $950O0 The Arizona Inv. & Land Go. 129-131 N. 1st Ave. If
 , ACRES on Glendale car line, cor ner, south and east fronts. Leveled and bordered, $1050
 7-room brick on North 2nd St close in, new and modern, good shade, lawn and buildings, cheap for $5OO0, $20OO cash.
 Several small residence properties at a bargain just now, call and we will show you.
 See us for good business properties. Improved or unimprOved. We have several good trades for you, both in city and ranch property. T. M. BURROUGHS. II West Adams If
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
THREE GOOD BUYS.

\ new Groom modern double brick house, built upon honor, beautifully furnished. Desirable location. Must be sold Price $3000. $500 cash
 A brand new down to date bungalow, rooms and bath. built-in china clos cts, hardwood floors. big windows, wide porches, screen sleeping room and kitchen A dandy little home. Price $2350. only $15O cash.
 A dandy new brick pebble dashed, rooms and screen sleeping porch. All hard wood floors and built in features. Tinted walls and fine elec- tric fixtures. This is one If Phoenix choicest residence districts. Price s350o0O, $S0o0o cash, balance, your terms
 BRIGHT'S REALTY co.
 237 West Monroe Street. ak
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
For Sale-Real Estate

BUY A 7ox145 LOT IN KENIL- WORTH WALKING DISTANCE.
 SOUTHWESTERN BUILDING & IN
 VESTMENT co.
 r WEST ADAMS STREET. If FOR SALE-Apartment housesite 110x15O. corner, blocks to postoffice. north side. See Johnston, IT w Adams. If WHO WANTS ideal location for bee, chicken, fruit or vegetable ranch, or all combined B Thirty miles from Phoenix; two thousand feet high: store; postoffice; auto stage; splen- did water; shallow wells for irrigat
 ing; squatter's right; bargain Box g. Cave Creek Arizona dm 50 acres all in fine state cultivation; good brick house; well and fenced: 3 miles northeast of postoffiCe on the new extension of the proposed car line. Right in line for subdivision. and most important is the price of $250.O0 per acre; One-half the price of what a city lot will bring in two years. Terms -CcCobe X Burns. dg FOR SALE OR TRADE -Relinquish
 ment or assignment to 2 section best in Casa Grande valley, in irrigation district; also abundant pumping wa ter about 25 feet. All fenced. 3-wire fence; assessment work $3 per acre all done. Price $2250.0O per quarter. Will sell one quarter or all; take residence lots or house and lot in Phoenix up to $20OO.00, balance cash or terms-Address Box 1871, Globe. Arizona blk
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
Auctions
0@-~~o--~---~~.-~

TAYLOR THE AUCTIONEER Has been selling stock at auction f-r twen5y years; a good talker. judge of stock, and knows his business. He wants good sales. See him.
 4 W. Jefferson
 Phone 1349
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
West Adams St. Tel. 1929.
LOOK THIS UP

100 acres. 2h miles Phoenix. partly cultivated. buildings and fences. shade, finest soil $60 per acre. must raise money An opportunity. see Nunneley for this. 2nd floor Board Trade, Dick ErdmanS office. dg
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
New Today
LET US SHOW YOU

LET US SHOW YOU
 10 ACRES,
 HIGHLY IMPROVED
 FOR $112.50 PER ACRE. miles this side of Glendale-al1 ready for crop-smalI bearing orchard-alI ditched and fenced-nev 4-rOom mod ern house-cement porch-1300 sq. 1t screened porches-poultr house. etc. This is pumping proposition and you own your own water right-more Wa ter than you can possibly use-suffi- cient to irrigate so acres-5000 gal tank on water piped to house and three hNdrants - improvcments cost $4000. Price for entire prop ertX $4500 CASH No terms
Arizona republican., 1913-06-23

FOR SALE-New modern bungalow; very complete with 10 or 20 acres of improved land Fine country home. Very cheap. Phoenix Trust Company, 16 West Adams St. If
 FOR SAI4E-I must sell my six-room brick house at TO No. 1st street, east face Beautiful tall shade trees, rear screen sleeping house. It is close in and located where there is rapid in crease in value in sight Price now s39OO Address The owner" "S" Re
 publican. If
 FOR SALE-A dandy bargain, fine new modern home in Capitol Adition, near ear line. Phoenix Savings Bank x Trust Go. tf