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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
BISBEE WANTS TO
PUT DOWN PAVING
Joe Gray Is Here to Report to the Of
ficials on the Condition of FL
PasO's Pavement


To examine the paving IN and about
Ell Paso and report upon it to the War
rem District Commercial club, of Bis
bee, and the COchise county supervis-
secretary Of the Commercial club,
stopped over in Ell PasO today en- route
east, where he will spend his vacation
before returning to the newspaper field
in Arizona.
Seen by a representative of The Her
aid, Mr.. Gray, WHO is secretary treas
urer of the BOrderlaRd Route associa-
ton, told of road building in Arizona
and Of the recent meeting of the d.
rectOrs Of the association in Tucson.
"COehise county is advertising for
bids for the paving of about IL
miles of county road between Bisbee
Of the types that is used here and 1
was asked to inspect the pavements
here and send in report on my find
ings," he said This will be the first
paved county road in Arizona and
about three-fOurths of a mile of it is
part Of the BOrderland route. The city
has already promised to have
the street within its limits paved
so that about two miles of pavement
will be a part of the BOrderland route"
Speaking of road building, Mr.. Gray
stated that the convict camp just be-
yond the B1Sbee divide was doing spIen-
did work. within 80 days" he said,
they will have completed three miles
Of splendid mountain road. Then they
Will come up TO the top OF the QlNlQe
and widen the old road which needs no
other attention. Costs have been mate
rally reduced so that they are now
about the same as would be contract
labor, at the same time having the ad-
vantage of the better results that are
obtained under day labor After the
road is widened the camp will move
down the canyon and continue new
road construction IN the direction Of
Tombstone.
"At the meeting Of the directors of
the Borderland route in Tucson last
Saturday" Mr.. Gray continued, 1--WE
devised means to finance the assOcia-
ton, decided on the form of sign we
will use and attended to numerous
other matters of Importance. While I
am in the east shall call on the Ma
tiona1 Highways association, the a.
A A, A L. Westgard and others and
generally do all in my power to pro-
mote the BOrderland route and its
interests I am going as the repre-
sentative Of the association but not
at its expense, for we have need Of all
Of our funds for other purposes and my
work will merely be an incident Of my
vacation"
While in FL Paso Mr.. Gray is seeing
a number Of the auto club members and
was especially pleased to resume ac-
quaintance with the members Of the
race committee with whom he was
thrown much in contact while arrange
ments for that event were underway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
REBELS MAKE PLEA
AGAINST SPANIARDS
Assert that Refugees Have Been Pa
rading FL PasO Streets Asking For
American Intervention.
.Constitutionalists, "a teIegral

radfng FL PasO Streets Asking For
American Intervention.
"Constitutionalists are teIegraphing
to secretary W j. Bryan, at Washing
ton; Alfonso MaderO, at New York:
Gov. VenustianO CarFanza, at HermO-
sillO, Son., and Roberto Pesquiera,
rebel agent at Washington, denying
the stories which the Spanish and Ger
man refugees brought from Chihuahua
about their treatment by Villa and the
condition Of affairs in Chihuahua city.
The message to secretary Bryan was
sent by GabinO Viscarra, commercial
agent for the "Censtitutionalists at
Kansas City, No, who is here in the
interest of the cause. The message
asks the secretary of state to withhold
any decision or opinion about the Chi
huahua affair until he can be given
the facts. The commercial agent
claimed that he had evidence to show
that most Of these people (SpaniaTds)
were in the ranks Of Huerta" He also
states in his telegram that they pa
raded in Ell PasO streets begging for
Intervention. Nobody IN FL PasO saw
the parade.
Gen. Eugenio Benavides. commander
at Juarez, sent the kilograms to Gen.
Carranza, Pesquiera and Alfonso Ma
dero. His message advised the Con
Stitutionalist" leaders that the Spanish
had had a parade in FL Paso with ban
ners calling the rebels bandits and
asking for American intervention. This
the message said, justified the pro-
ceedings Of Villa at Chihuahua. An
other message was sent by senior Viz
cara to Samuel Willis Scott, in Wash
ingtOn, asking him to see secretary
Bryan and inform him that the Span
1ardS were sworn to uphold the Huerta
government and were the ones who or
ganized the volunteers in chihuahua
to protect the town.
An explanation given by Gen. Bena-
woes, commander at Juarez, regarding
Villas acts in chihuahua was that
Villa had been consistent to his own
idea as to what warfare was, but had
been without advice in regard to the
rights of foreigners.
There was no fighting today at
Ojinaga, where Gen. Mercado, the fed
erai commander, is camped.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
CAPLES BACK HOME;
THE ROW is OVER
California Paper Says Family Affairs /
OF FL PasOans. Now in Los Angeles,
Are All RfEhf Again.

of FL PasOans, Now in Los Angeles,
Are All Right Again.
Mrs. Edward Thomas Caples an
nounced last night that her husband
had returned to his home and that she
would not be a party to any further
disputes with her rich mOtherinlaw,
Mrs. Richard Caples. says the Los An
geles Herald Last week these two
women bitterly arraigned each other
and Edward Thomas Caples left home.
After a. search for him, Mrs. Caples
appealed to the police. She mentioned
her mOtherinlaW with the intimation
that she might have induced the young
man to leave home. Mrs. Richard Ca
pies Indignantly denied this.
ct was all a mistake" Mrs Edward
Thomas Caples said last night. MY
husband spent several days at my moth
er's house and I neglected to inquire
there 1 will have nothing more to say
about my mOtherinlaW and 1 hope that
she will have nothing more to say
about me-"
The dispute is alleged to>have arisen
primarily over money matters. Mrs.
Richard Caples visited her dauhterin-
law last week and later the younger
woman sWOre to q warrant against Mrs.
Richard Caples. Two days after this
Miss Margaret Caples complained to the
police, charging that her sisterinlaW
had annoyed her mother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
VOLCANO DRIVES ISL ANDERs
FROM THEIR HOMES TO Sc

Melbourne, australia, Dec. 16.-Driv-
en- from their homes by molten lava
from Mount Minnie. inhabitants Of Am
brim island, Of the New Hebrides group,
sought refuge in canoes and boats, ac-
cording to dispatches from Noumeia,
capital of the French colony of Gale
donna A steamer rescued 500 of them
Great destruction has been wrought
by the eruption.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
U. S. WARSHIPS MAKE RECORD
ON VOYAGE OF 5000 MILES

New York. Dee l6.-COmpleting a
voyage of 5000 miles without securing
supplies from a foreign port, the battle
ships Wyoming, Arkansas, Utah and
Florida returned here yesterday after
passing through a five day gale. The
vessels were part of the fleet that left
Mediterranean to demonstrate that a
squadron of warships could cross the
Atlantic and return without being forced
to depend on foreign ports for supplies.
Three golfers and a provision ship car
ried supplies.
Officers of the fleet declared the voy-
age established a record for the United
States navy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16

So great was the Improvement IN
Christian ThOrseth's health after tax
ing Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey that
his friends marvelled at his changed
appearance-he says so himself:
"Duffy's Pure Malt Whfskey has done
wonders for me. became so well that
no one would believe it was I. am
better after using Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey, so I viii continue e.
Christian Thorseth, Norway Lake, MINI.
What Duffy's Pure Matt Whisksy has
done for thousands Of others II will
do for you; enabling everyone to on
Joy real life, victorious life, life that
accomplishes much and will have am
bition to do more aud better work to-
morrow.
If you wish TO keep young, strong
and vigorous and have on your cheeks
the glow Of perfect health, take
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
OF
SOUTH TO CONFER
Plans for Better Marketing Facilities to
be Devised; Movement Started
by Texas Commissioner.

Austin. Texas, Dec. 16.-Commission-
er of agriculture KOne has issued a call
for a meeting at Fort Worth, on jan
uary Is, 1914, Of the commissioners Of
agriculture of the southern states for
the purpose Of devising plans for the
better marketing Of the staple crops
and other farm products and fruits
and vegetables raised in these states.
Commissioner KOne is seeking the
cooperation Of these commissioners and
of the people Of the south to solve the
marketing problems. The cooperation
of the federal department of agri-
culture is also sought in this propO-
sitiOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
ZAPATISTAS ATTACK TOWN
AT CAPITAL, CTTYsS GATES

Mexico City, Mex, Dec. 16.-The fed
eral garrison was routed and a num-
Der of federals killed when Milpa Alta,
in the federal district, Is miles south
of the capital, was attacked by band
of Zapatistas Monday. The rebels
withdrew to San Lorenzo in the noun
tains when mounted police arrived
from the capital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
SPANISH MINISTER
SENDS THANKS To u. S.

Mexico City, Mex, Dec. 16.-Gen.
Villas treatment Of the SpaniaFds at
chihuahua has aroused the sympathies
of the Spanish colony here. Minister
ColOgan y COlOgan has sent a message
to Washington, through American
charge Nelson O'Shaughnessy, express
ing his thanks for the efforts made by
the Washington government to relieve
his countrymen at that place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
SPANISH NUNS ARE
CARED FOR HERE
Sisters OF Charity. Driven From Chi
huahua, Think They May Go to
Hnvanaj Await Instructions.

Driven from their cloistered home in
Chihuahua by the edict of villa the
Spanish Sisters Of Charity ere being
cared for by the Sisters Of Charity at
hotel Dieu. There are seven Of them
with their mother superior: Sisters
Anastssia BOrostiaga, Castart Cubillo,
Eugenia Garcia, ISABEL Aizuain, ASA
Uol. Clementina Segasa and Celerina
OrOz. They are waiting instructions
from their mother superior in Mexico as
to what they shall do. They now be-
lieve they viii be sent to Havana,
Cuba, where there is very strong
branch of their order.
The sisters are all from Madrid,
Spain. With conditions so extremely
unsettled throughout Mexico, the sis
ters do not intend to return to any part
Of the republic.
The sisters have their own home in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
COLOUITT MAY CALL
FOR EXTRA, SESSION
Flood Damage to Penitentiary Properly
Makes Immediate Relief Measure
ImperafiVe. 81 Is Claimed

Austin, Texas, Dec. 16.-That 1t may
become imperative for the governor to
system, in view Of the disaster that
has overtaken IL by the recent floods,
is the belief of many who are familiar
with the exact status of the affairs Of
the states penal institutions. While at
Houston, a few days ago, the governor,
in an interview, declared that he would
not call an extra session unless he had
positive agreement with the law
makers that they would enact the
measures submitted. but the great loss
to the penitentiary system through the
foods has placed another phase on the
situation.
According to chairman Murray, of the
penitentiary commission, the loss to the
system will reach close to S1,000,00O,
receded it will be absolutely necessary
to repair the damage and get things in
shape for working the convicts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16

and William Hart and Robert .Pachall,
under arrest for the killing OF Mrs. Seth
Irby, wife of a farmer Of Wrenss Ga
Mrs. Irby was murdered in the presence
Of two little daughters Saturday night
By three negroes who came to collect
a SO cent debt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
MICHIGAN LAWYER KILLED
IN EALL FROM HOTEL WINDOW

New York, Dec. 16.-FaIling from a
window on the 10th floor Of Hotel
Marie Antoinette, DeVere Hall, a lawyer
of Bay City. Mich, was killed here yes
terday Mr.. Hall came to New York
two weeks ago for treatment for a
nervous disorder. It is believed he was
seized with dizziness while standing
on a window sill and that his death was
accidental
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16

The Zeiger is now prepared to serve
private dinner parties after the show in
their private dining rooms or Main
dining roOm.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
Piles Cured In @ to IA Days.

Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles First ap-
plicatiOn gives relief SOC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16

NEGROES MURDER MOMANf
NOR VIOLENCE THREATENED
Waynesboro, Ca, Dec. IA COM
pany of state militia is on guard at the
Jail here to prevent threatened mob
violence against three negroes accused
of murder. The negroes are George
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16

Wisteria Cafes management known
to all FL PasO for good cooking; popu-
lar es.-AdYertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16

For weakness and Loss of Appetite
The Old Standard general strengthen
ing tonic GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC, drives out Malaria and builds
up the system A true tonic and sure
Appetizer. For adults and children
0c.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16

Let's get an ordinance prohibiting
closed booths in restaurants, how about
the Chink restaurants? Advertise
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
BANKRUPT
SALE!

All the property belonging 70
the bankrupt estate of Geo. A.
Mansfield & Co.. consisting of a
complete line Of gents furnish
ings. viii be offered for sale at
public auction on the premises N
the Mills Building. Ell PasO.
Texas. at three O'Clock p. m.
Thursday. December 18th 1913.
For inventory or examination of
stock call at 3lS Trust Bldg. or
phone 2O2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16
Get MUSTEROLE Today
for LugploagoI

It's an amazingly quick relief. AID
tPs so easy to use.
You Just rub MUSTERObE n bTiskAF,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-16

Doctors and nurses use AfUSTER0LE
and recommend It to their patients.
They win gladly tell you what relief
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-09-05

Settlers RecsaHang & Operating Co.
acreage tract ALTO 80. ...s -. ..7.Se
Cook, N. ".
acreage tract A-271 80. .... ..... $50
SUBSEQUENT
KrsSweD, jas
la acre IN, Mormontovn, shoshone .Ss
Ke1iatson, II. a
SO # In block c, MormontoBn,
ShoSnohie 49, --.'.- .-.... 80
Hneas. Tony
SEh sWA sec &; NEA NV IA
sec II, T5S. RTE .. 80. 80. ....12s
Jerome State Bank
sWA NWA sec rs. IT'S, R17E ....1s.07
hickey. Albert W.
M SEX. SWk SEA, Sc IA sW
IA. sec II, T9S. RIVE go. ...... ..62.7s
McFaR, Matt
sWA NEA south of Little Wood
river, SEC "a. T5S. RTE 80. go. 1925
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-09-05
Wrhd :tin9toS G. MnLsaps,

Lot and North 10. bot 10. block
J. Richards Addition m M ..2.12
D.eiSl. LNhan w.
Lots and 2. block 2. Lincoln add 20 ~
Dieall. Lillian W
Lots 10, and "A. block 2, Ls1Ioosn
aesI9lSoHl ~. .5.t2
Baugh, w. H
Lot l, block l. Habyers1de place ad-
o@tion -. .... ...... "a
Baugh. H. c. nnd FsnAayRon. Ca1as.
Lots 20 and 81. block l. Riverside
, Place Addition .... .... ......l.1
IAAunyon. G. Lynn
Lots % and %, block 1. Riverside
race Ahdltion ......ifl
Weeter. John c.
Lots "a to 3s Inclusive. block l.
| Riverside Place Addition . &C.. .6.S5
Miles, Wils4s H.
Lots 1 and 2, block ?, Riverside
Place AK1ltfton 49,. . . . ..3.4I
zelber, C. F.
Lots 10 and IA. block 2. riverside
Howard. Raymond
Lots Is and 16. block 2. Riverside
Place Addition ........ .... ..L91
Crawford Dorothy
Lots II and 10, block 3 Riverside
Place ADDITION .1.97
Hansen. A. W.
Lots p and %. block 2. Riverside
Place Addition 1g7
Stoner, Harry
Lots % and D. block ., riverside
place Addition .......2. IL
Pierce. f. c.
Lots 1e and II block Riverside
Place Addition ..197
Cornell. H. E.
Lots % and %. block Riverside
Place Addition 1877
Berry. cecil L.
! Lots Is and 26 block Riverside
Place Addition 197
Cspin. Jr.. w. O.
| Lois 1 and 3 block T. riverside
Place Addition ~
Hansen. Lillian
| Lots 10 and H. block Riverside
Place Addition 1917
C,hi.isrnan Jesse p
Lots II and II block pfvarsida
Place Addition fg7
Hansen. C.
I Lots H. II. and Is block ptversile
place Additfon x
Hrubesky. f.. w.
Lots y and IL bloel, ! Mountain
yfeu Addition stq
stamh. Mrs. Bessie B.
Lots 16 and H. block > Mountain-
view Addition y
Dunn, o. c.
T .o.ts % and 81 blocl- Aforntain-
,ta,y A f,is4son, ~
ATar,s1fatd T. q
Lots IA and Il bJoct, . NFo,r,tain-
vihU Addition nm
! 15aqlar
Lots % q and % block . Mann
tabnvtew Addition A
Merudfiel1. r G.
Lots 70 and IL bIocl Mountain
view Addition . 90
Burnett Geo
Lots % % and "a block Mum
ta.nvlew Addation I 90
Robinson p r
Lots IL and Is bho,l Nto,,r,.t,
view Addition. :,
Lots to inclusive. block z
Mountainview addition 4s
i T,o5a 9 II
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-09-05

Addition 80. '.'' ..'' '''' '''-''0
Carson. J. ".
Lots and T. olock l. 'ScA'ooroOe
Add~tsoon 49, .'.' ...' 49, $50 '''''
Pie4is. Henry
Lots 10 ana ~ ofocN l.
dit9on --.-.- .-..'' '''''' 49, - 'i''1
Unknown owner .,
10y ~ -aosse
CsslfSah. James
~. = 800 -.
iu.p"l' 30
i|r' > o4o'n - '''' ''''''''
So 1os
49,, n
~. $50, ,os
r-,.,.,.ar g. NJ
-. 70
r,.t -
-. 49,, ~ 20
MoConneu rr,,-,e
Lots - 70 1s inclusive block 10 . ~
vCa4sc,, MAJ.
Lens 4 and r broct 70 1s5
ATWOOD "
rot hIaa,. o., go
waIcb n
Lot : block 81 ~
1,,ornas Coo T.
Lot y block 81 -,
Denton n NJ
Lot I block % TO
Wise. Geo and Elizabeth
Tor hAo.,- 90 Of,
r,1as roln T.
Lat II tIocl, 9s an
r,i.l,ens
Yandeu J. g.
Silver. Ralph $
Lot IS. block % ..... .1.st
Tubbs. C.. L. and j. d.
Lot IL. block -
Smith, Bert F..
Lot ~. block o.. 14e
Denton. D. NJ
Lot H. block % go. go. .... ......1.46
johnson Ed Trustee
Lot ., block - .... .... ... ....2S1
christophersou. o. ".
Lot 1. block q . 3D.. .....1.4G
BAH. James w
lot 4. block n 49,. .... 1.05
Chrisman VIM.
3 Lot T. block - 80. 49,. OBS
barclay d Hall
Lot 9, block Y 800. .... .... .... LII
Mcmillan, Donald A.
Lot 10. block p 49,. 49,. .... ..1Sf
Bromagon Howard
Lot IA and IS, block p - y
Sloan. Geo. W.
LOT J. DOCK y ..-. -..- .... &c.. liz
NaIandia John
Lot 3, block 2S ...... &c.. .. 49,. %
Wall, James w.
, Lot 4, block IS. go. .... .... 49,. SO
button' Mary A.
Lot D. block Is ........ .... .... SO
{ Young Geo. H.
Lot 3. block rs 80. 80. e. LIS
MODIFY. Elsie Myrtle
} Lot 10, block 20 ........ &C.. ......1.31
celland. James W.
Lot 49, block IS $50 go. .... ......1.7I
3 Lloyd OTIS
Lot H. block 2s ...... 49,. go. los
Lloyd Emery
| Lot 10. block 2s ...... .... .... ....1.O5
Beers Ko-ot 81
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-09-05
DELINQUENT TAX CONTINUED

Coleman, W3hrz2
NWx SEC 80. T6S. RISE $40. ....14.5i
AIbeas. Ghas.
WIZ .NWA sec "a. Tss. RISE ....2S.sS
Hoax. Ralph w
Ell NwA sec "a. Tss RISE =. 1883
Oliver Thomas
Lot 2, soc 2, ms. RISE go. ...8.2e
Sinclair. X. A.
sw4 NwA sec :. IT'S. nIsE 1927
Zeiuer. Casper
,sBA NvvA sec 3. IT'S. RISE e.. ..s2s
Ringland. Evan 3.
MI SEX sec 3. TVS. RISE go. ....S2.2s
Wilson, Susan
sen NwA. Eh swA. NV IA
Sc IA sec IA. TBS. I20E ...s7.27
Alber tson, Albert
sh swA sec 81. TBS R2oE =. Sc
Womack, Cadd1e
Nw4 east of Little Wood river
sec 3, T4S. R2OE go. .... zee. ....sS.ss
johnson Mont.
Lots and 3. sec 6. ms. ROE 80. 1929
Brock. VIM. NJ.
Lots /. ,. and 3. NEA NwA sec
:. T4S. R2OE 49,. go. ...... ....S7s:
Boasuet, A. d.
Lot 2, SEA NwA sec IS, T4s.
h1VH
9ciiiil t'I",, 60 .c,s pom 90 -
Nv -"
r nom, %, oe CO.
Freese, August c.
N%A ~ - .o7,
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Coi'o"A''so i'e'''H
l'eii 70 -.
9.s
DIETRICH
Reid, Many L.
Lot IA, block . .... 800 .... .... 3ls
Cornell, H. e.
Lots 10 ami u, block II .... ...---3 %
Deya, X
Lot p block II .... 900. .... ....S.sl
Vanderveer, Benz. d.
Lots q and D. block l9 .... .....-4.7s
Smith. J Il.
Lots 1 ami .. block 20 .... -... 1870
simpson Morrow Lumber Co.
Lots T.. IS, ia and -, block 20 .5S.72
9i',I'' - ~ DO %
Gilmore Joespb II.
Lois snl T. block Sc .... zee. ....1s1
sirn,,,.,-rl Morrow Lumber Co.,
Lot II. block 81 ..... ...... ......4.71
o,,-,-0
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M+Dtan, n NJ
Lot .. oloek '''' '''''''''' ''-'''i''' i
o9s
Ions ann ,, o'o'h II '''' $500
o..
Lon o. oAOe" = 80 - ''''''-'''
NeF@' " =, '-' oo
Lot H. oe'% L ..'''' 800 '''' 'i''V
ioSs'1o l.iNs, ''1S' ~ 10
o1 - ~" % '''' $500
Sorrow. Geo. r
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iaa 'StFacA' Ao''' j.
hnno ls1Ssauon Co.
~. - D,''n 20 - -. -.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-09-05

Lot II, block "a ...... go. go. ..e.s1
Jones, Andrew ].
Lot ls, block "A 80. ..-..- lib
Phsnney, T. c. trustee
Lot q. block "a. . .-... ..5.1s
Davis. Percy W.
Lots 20 and "A. block "a ............1o.11
Perrine I. y.
Lots &c and ~. block "a M 49,, ..Io.11
Renner. Horace n.
Lots 20 and 20, block "A 49,. ......1o.11
Cooling. F. r.
Lot II. block rs .. .... ... ...14Os
Stephenson, Jr.. Jas.
Lot 10. block IS . ~ go. .s.I7
Stroud sprague Realty Co and
Anderson, J. H.
Lot 20 block rs 81
Mari. Clara Russell
Lot "a. block &c 2O.Ss
Sheahan. Mrs. Ella
Lot 3. block a 5.18
Thompson. s. H.
Lot 6. block II s1S
Smith. Geo W.
Lot 3. block II RIA
Williams. Andrew d.
Lot 30. block Il "a so
Thompson. S. H.
anu 10 oloeA % .... ....- 44.Sl
jacobson, Henmna
Lot Is, block IS Ia 10
Williams, T Platt
Lot 20. block IS ... ........ il o.
Dewitt, F. W
O. o.
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Lots S. 6, and Z. block lO4 ..,. ....11.s6
Glass, Lee W.
Lots IA and IS. block Io4 49,. ..l4.Io
STROUD -SrrRgue Realty Co.
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Tucker. Bdw r and Stroud. H. A.
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Trail. r. II. Trustee
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Lohnes. Edwin
Lots p, % and %. block 1O5 go. .2O.ss
Had, Pat II.
Perrne, I. &.
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wittmeyer, John
Lot u, block 1I2 49,. e. =. . los
Lohnes, Edwin
Lot l, block 116 .... SO
Moore, b. J.
Lot s, block III .... ...... .....S SO
Mcintyre. John W.
Lot 3, block rs .... ........ ..2.71
Henry. Walter b.
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O11beson. Arthur
Lot IS, block l16 .......... ......3.59
PegTine, /. 3.
Lots 8, and 10, block Il9 .... .12.37
Lckley Lulu 3.
Lot H. block Il9 .... .... ...f...2.J 81
Bridges. W. b and Walker f. NJ.
Lot 8, block l2o .-.. ...... -...3.31
Struble. Geo.
Lot g. block III ..--.. e. .... ....If IS
Claar' Harry
Lot 10, block ~ -..- .--. .-.. ....l.oS
Twin Falls North Side Invest
ment Co.,
Lots g. e. and s, block l24 ...... 1852
SMITH Samuel
Lot j. block l-9 ...- .... .... -s..l.sl
Gilmore Allen L.
Lot = block l-s ..-- .... -..-.- 100
chasman, Sue
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Wall, James W.
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Norsaard, n. e.
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Tucker, Fdw. r..
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Tucker, Edw. r.
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Coast Lumber Co
Lots l. and 3. block 135 . ....7. 75
8lackay. Donald
Lots and 10. block 1876 30. ......I.S7
Coast I,urnbre Co.
Lois Il. Is and IS. block 135 . 412
Cox Estate. Edgar T.
Lot 16. block d3s .. .... .... OF
NcTnt vre. Holm W.
Lots and 10 block 1873 49,. 1S5
nonkbn. Michael J.
Lot 1S block 1879 49,. ~ ...... ..1.05
Rice, E. W.
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Heasley, A. M.
Lot 3 block 14o ............... IL 10
Mcpherson. A. NJ
Lot 9, block 141 .. ...... 49,. les
Smith, A. E
Lots II and u, block i'll. -. II
Jerome Mercantile Co.
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Grover, Vim.
Lot u, block 142 49,. .... ...... %
Hea-sley. A. E.
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