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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
EUREKA TEACHERS SELECTED
Only One Change.Mad in County
High and Public Schools For
Next Year

Ata recent meeting Of the County
Board Of Education the following teach.
ers were engaged for the Eureka County
High School for next year: N. p. Morgan
OF Aberdeen. North Dakota, as principal
at a salary of $500 for ten months;
and W l.. Keep as vice principal at a
salary Of sll0O. Mr.. Morgan is a eradu-
ate from Vanderbilt University at Nash.
Willie. Tenn, and q classmate of Charles
w. Priest, who was vice principal here
last year. He comes very highly recon.
mended as q gentleman of scholarly at.
tainments, and as teacher Of excellent
ability and large experience. He is to
be married this Summer and will bring
his wife to Eureka with him. A letter
accepting the position was received
from Mr.. Morgan this week. Mr.. Keep
is now vice principal and has charge OF
the commercial and shorthand depart
ment OF the school. He holds a Master
Of Arts degree from Harvard University
and a Doctor Of Philosophy degree from
the University Of California at Berkeley
The Board of Trustees Of Eureka Dis.
trict have re-engaged Miss Christy Full,
ton for the grammar grades, Mrs. Mil.
dred De Sautels for the intermediate
grades. and Miss Isabel Merialdo for the
pr mary grades. at the same salaries thai
have been paid this year, $85 per month
for a term Of ten months. The s~alsrie,
Of the grade teachers have been in,
creased from $40 to $s5 per month
within the past three years. and tbs
available funds will not warrant a fur
Their increase this year.
Miss Grace Travers, the census mar,
shall Of Eureka district. has submitted
the census roll to the Board Of Trustees
and il is found to contain the names Of
lid children of school age, a decrease o.
eight in number from last year. and 4
decrease of about 90 in the last fouI
years. The school census of the entir,
county will probably show a slight in
crease over last year.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
Large Auto Party
Coming Through Eureka

The Ely Expositor says that official
notification has been received by the
Ely Auto Club from w McWhite, tour
chairman of the Indiana Automobile
Manufacturers Association, that the
route for the manufacturers tour to the
coast has been decided upon and that
the party expects to arrive in Ely at
o'clock in the afternoon Monday. July
81. The next morning the tourists will
leave at 2 o'clock for the West by way
of Eureka and Austin. expecting to take
lunch at the former place.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24

The exercises will be held at the hall,
corner of Main and Clark streets, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock sharp. On conclusion
Of the ceremonies the procession will
form on Main street and march to the
City Cemetery, thence on to the l. o.
o. F. Cemetery. where further services
will be held. The procession will then
reform and march to the Hall, where it
will disband.
We would most earnestly request the
citizens generally to join with us in the
fitting observance of this day, that has
by common consent been set apart for
the loving remembrance of those that
have gone before us-to their eternal
rest. SPENCER REYNOLDS. Marshal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
Children's Party

Mrs. G. NJ. Roberts. superintendent
and the teachers of st. James Episcopa
Sunday School, gave the children at
tending there a party Friday evening.
About 90 attended and enjoyed dancing
aud playing games until near l o'clock
Ice cream. cake and candy was served
and the children passed a very happy
evening. James Laird won a box OF
candy by pinning doDkey's tail the
nearest TO the place it belonged. and
Ethel Kautz and Leland Laird-little
tots-carried off the honors for Raging
causing con siderable merriment.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAMME
Decoration Day to Be Fittingly
Observed In Eureka With APP
propriate Exercises

Spencer Reynolds. Marshal Of the
Day. furnishes the SENTINEL with the
following programme of exercises to be
held In Eureka on Memorial Day, FRI
day, May 80:
Exercises at the Hall
Opening song by the pupils Of the
Public School.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Address by Noble Grand.
Calling roll Of deceased members by
Secretary.
Dirge by Lobster Club Band.
Grafton by A. I. Taylor.
Hymn by Rebekah Lodge No. 8. 1.
o. o. f.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Formation of Parade
Marshal and Aids.
Flag and Escort.
Firemen-Rescue and Mob Hill Com.
panies.
Pupils of the Public Schools.
Italian Benevolent Society.
Beatiic Lodge No. 2. K. of p.
Eureka Lodge No. %, L. o. o. f.
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8. /.
o. o. +.
Citizens generally.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
DEATH OF ALBERT r. HOLDEN

Managing Director Of United States Min
ing Company Dies at Cleveland, o
Cleveland, Ohio, May ls.-Albert f.
Holden Of Salt Lake City and Cleveland.
one of the best known mining engineers
in the country. died at his home here
tonight Of a lingering disease after
several months illness.
Mr.. Holden was born In Cleveland in
1866. aud was q graduate Of Harvard oil
the class Of 1888. He was twice chosen
captain Of the Harvard football team.
His practical education as q mining en-.
gineer was received in Utah, where he
became managing director Of severa,
mining companies. He was closely as.
ISOLATED with the development Of the
camp Of Bingham.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
DEATH OF GEROLAMO GRACCHI
Eureka County Pioneer Resident Passes
Away at Prospect Thursday

Af~~N
Gerolsmo Gracchi. a resident Of Pros
pect, Eureka County, for many years.
died there Thursday of this week follow
ing q several months illness occasioned
by the inirmities Of age and a general
decline.
He has been q resident Of Eureka
County for the past 80 years aud 9
greater part Of the time has followed
mining. He lived alone in q cabin ct
Prospect, having no relatives here, bat
is survived by a widow in Italy and two
brothers Lying at San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
He was a member OF the Italian Be-
~nevolent Society of Eureka, and be-
longed to the Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, in which organization he is
said to have carried q life in of
$4,000.
Deceased was q native of Varazze,
Province of Genoa, Italy, and 20 years
of age.
The funeral is being held this after
noon under the auspices of the Italian
Benevolent Society from their hall in
Eureka.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
Death Of William KittO

Eureka Lodge No. 90, |. o. o. f.. last
Saturday received a notification OF the
death of William Kitto, II OF its mem
bers, at St. Marks Hospital, Salt Lake
City, on May l6. The cause OF hi
death was liver complaint and other
complications.
Mr.. Kitto was a miner and former
resident of Ruby Hill. leaving there
about IA years ago. Previous to his last
illness he was working in the mines al
Mammoth, Utah. He was q native oil
Cornwall. England. and So years of age
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24

Albert F. Holden was vice president
and managing DIRECTOR Of the United
States Smelling, Refining g. Mining
Company, and was formerly located at
Salt Lake. About ten years ago he left
there for Boston, since which time he
has visited in Salt Lake City about once
a year. He was well known through
out the Pacific Coast. especially among
mining men and men interested in min
ing.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD

Gerolamo Gracchi to Louis Gibel-
lini-Deed to two frame houses and
contents situated at Prospect, Eureka
County. together with all personal prop
erty of whatsoever kind and nature con-
tanned therein. Consideration $40 and
other good and valuable considerations.
Recorded May 23. 1918.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24

Walter Ward. a former empioye Oh
the Pittsburg Silver Peak mine, wants
se5 600 damages. Ward lost one eye
and received other injuries when ne
drilled into a missed hole at the proper
~ Il is keeping Attorney Sam Piat'
on the hustle to defend the actions
brought against the company. IL looks
nka the Industrial Insurance law could
10 mt 70 work at the property Win
God effect. both to the stockholders and
the men employed.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24

Since the above was put in type it 10
learned the plant of the Mineral Hill
Con. Mines Company at Mineral Hill
has been closed down. Several direc-
tors of the company arrived there this
week from the East. and it is reported
an adjustment of the company's affairs
is now under way.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
New Nickle Issue Withdrawn

Secretary MoAdoo has ordered the
new buffalo" nickle withdrawn be-
cause the words "Five Gents" are too
family outlined. New ones will be
issued.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
Let Him Live

Don't swat the fly. Let him live and
breed and contaminate your food. give
you typhoid or something as pleasant.
Don't take care to keep your garbage
can covered-it is too much work. Live
in filth and hurry mp and die so other
people will have more room.-Stockton
Mail.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
This VIII Help Some

For the first quarter Of the present
year the dividends paid out by COM
panies dependent upon the mines for
their earnings amounted & $23. 900. 900.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
THE METAL MARKET

The latest metal quotations are as
follows:
Silver at New York 60 cents per ounce.
Lead at New York s42 % per 100 pounds.
Copper at New York, $l5.S7t.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
The Settlement of the Mary Nc
Cormick Estate Matter Comes
Up For Hearing

In the District Court Monday, Judge
Peter Breen presiding. the case of Dan
Morrison. administrators Of the estate of
r. Serpell. deceased. against the United
States Mining and Smelling Co., q cor
poration, ct al. defendants. came On for
hearing.
Defendants counsel. r. o. Van Fleet
moved to set aside the default hereto
fore entered.
Plaintiffs counsel, @. A. Cantwell, OBJ.
jected to the hearing of said motion
upon the grounds that:
First-Only one defendant appears, to
wit. Edna Covert Plummer. and she
alone may not move for the opening Of
the default of all Of the defendants.
Second-That there has been no show
ing made by affidavit to entitle the de.
PENDANT to the opening Of the default
under Section 1854. Revised laws.
Third-That defendants motion is in
effect q general demurrer and is not well
taken prior to the entering of judge
ment upon default, if the complaint
states facts sufficient to entitle plaintiff
to entry of any judgment Of any char
acter or amount.
OBJECTION overruled. Counsel for
plaintiff excerpts.
After argument by counsel for the re-
spective parties the above motion to
open default was submitted. The
Court denied the motion. to which rul.
ing counsel for defendant excepted.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24

A. O. Florio VS.. Spencer Reynolds.
Receiver of the Eureka County Bank
Now appears counsel for the defendant
in the above entitled cause and moves
to dismiss the motion for a new trial
filed herein, and it is so ordered.
Upon the application of the Receiver
in the matter of the Judgment recovered
by A. G. Florio in the Fourth judicial
District Court of the State of Nevada,
in and for the County of Elko, against
the above named Receiver. Henderson.
Caine and Van Fleet and T. ]. McPar-
lin appearing for the above named de-
PENDANT, and upon the opinion >of coun-
sci filed upon said Judgment and the
stipulations entered into between the
parties thereto, it is hereby ordered.
adjusted and decreed that the said Spen-
Ger Reynolds. Receiver. be, and he is
authorized, empowered and directed to
pay the amount of said judgment forth
with to the said A. O. Florio, upon re.
ceiving receipt therefor.
In the matter of the estate Of Joseph
Trevelli, deceased-The final report and
account of j. j. Tognoni. administrators
Of the estate. was approved and a dis
tribution Of said estate was ordered.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24

The application Of ]. j. Tognoni,
Public Administrator. praying for letters
of administration upon the estate Of
Mary Mccormick. deceased. came up
for hearing Friday morning and occu-
pied the attention of the Court for the
entire day. Attorney o. A. Cantwell.
of the firm of Cantwell & Carville of
Elko. Nevada. appeared for the petit
toner. Mrs Annie Phillips, P. t. Mo.
Nally, r. A. Broy. Mrs. Ellwood BEEN
err. and the petitioner, j. ]. Tognoni.
were sworn and testified. I
The evidence disclosed that the de-
ceased had conveyed her home and lots
in Eureka, and the personal property
therein, TO Mrs. Annie Phillips some
six weeks prior to her death. Mrs.
Phillips by virtue of this convey ance
commended that she was entitled to the
entire estate of the deceased. but the
evidence of r. A. Broy. who drew the
deed. as to the instructions given him
by Mrs. Mccormick, vas clear on the
point that such was not the intentions
of the deceased.
The matter being submitted, the Court
made an order directing Mrs. Phillips
TO turn over TO the Public Administrator
promissory notes and savings bank books
of the aggregate value OF some $500.
and directed that letters OF administra.
tion issue to the petitioner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
LOOK IT ovEE

"a soGfh SIR Ezss-T' - a. t-roc-r
rnffaEs n-1sfe~r in ever rss-srr. ro-
vut-r ksat. irat1 Nn-tso.1d roo-r al.
,Ersr roc-r s-s h~au-i~s. unis fr~xcc
psf-tet OF ciofl. fIf c-r-erf n,s~-1srf ?
u.th isg1sry. ~ =. ~ 10 fod. Thts
go .srrs - n. Il. - ,r-- -
foc: or fte1n To'a; va'1s fi-.fr0 Al
aSs-ssm@rtH a-- rsid lr fuTl ~ a-trcT-
rcd % c-r- this place unfli Nov ist for
f1tH3, Ii33o co~n aot hAi- n 1DonttlT
raysnrn-A
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go ACRES FIEsT-CL.Ass LAND. AD-
Joining east side % Cache forest re-
serve IN ldsho. Fine sprinE aud fEif
ranEe; 200 acres tame hay. - Ecrez
grain. - Hrrcs pasture and WOOD iof /.
water night from four cauyons. Tai,ss 80
tons halsa be hay. 900 bushels grain and
potatoes annually. Gardrn and small fruit
Remarkably free from rrosf Also 800
larEs. young. medium grade ewes. uitE
reserve night Tor ~ hoe % therl on Carhe
forest reserve. 80 very hiEh-xrSfe Jogrg
CofEwo'd rams. 30 tons 81 alfAfs tin
othy and me hay. put I'D IN nrst-cisss
condition. on place. Only -niies. al
dovn-hiil grade. 20 railroad station. mar
ket and good stores. orly half nile
from l.. y s church and Eoof schoo'
ideai p,sce 'ur dairy. sheep 90 cattle
rAnch. Houses. Zee spring wsfsr. Eord
vel. ErsuArtes shop. barn. sheds cor
rai. etc Only * - ch for ewes ara
serve riEht. $40 sRch for rams. s. Der
ton for hay and 80 Ter a--o fo- Lard
Terms on part. Address " p. 1Si Sout1
sth Fast. Salt Lake city. Utah. r1o,t
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acr,s o. East I'm scgth. near tth
Esst. kucun a. ~. Hll Crest ck'-ksu
- Ech. Musf sci ~ quick Over ts1f
worth % fruit sof fro- ~ thls year
Good 5-ro-1ur bri-S. Ban fo- bad %
stork. coops for -150 checkers. E@s; ani
ample water night I1 shares. finest Tow
lrg vel iu the county. T1s small fruit
n varieties o, iarr~r fruit must - seen
% De APPRECIATED co md sse o. WI
eel % or rraso-aSis terms. or vii trade
for city property.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproyed

BErTmroT HOME BUILDERS co
~ rot Don't VAST A HARsAr,s.
Don READ THis LIST
80 essA. s.sno- IlE ~ nassh. %
. tHo-sto-y. siI-ro7-l b-irs. soathess1
.oe4tioa- ouiy I1'eo-
;,as essA ;is 30 zs-,A. .s.-hslt 49,
-he.0s Anf- f-l.t E-f SHADE. n-u 1-reoru
c9ttag-. ocops. earn, scar Country club.
deal ro7iiry farm PFC, iislh
i's' os.h. SO - z,aath sod I've
roo-n uost.r- hrs-k sever uklzs a-r-
sooss: -, Eas rGng-. Lawn. south,ss;
;soa. So p.r month. ~ S-roou s-ick
ourERlow. fai1 cement basement hu~st
strhsr. bssiit-ia buSs;. nisiion finish.
s0uth.as'-t9oeo
800. SIS per month. s--oon modern
5flck. built years. i.t f7Niss. srade and
fruit tres. oniy 11ite.
Spisn6ie investment. seat sits. -roo-1.
tvo-stoTy modern brick. nearly rsv. on
corner lot. fT1itS. room for another ter
racs. rented no--ft5 per month Oziy
'ssoe. o. terms
on University Bench. n.u ov.-roon
bungalow. doOeie floors buIit-in fireplace.
reception AAli. large bedrooms. with biE
c'osets. linen Closet. fuli c.r1eEfed bAss-
sn.at. kot-water heEt-a beauty. 5000.
on easy terms
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.
1f0-1f. Main St Cor. 2 o. Place
Was .c5Q Was .o1i-
p s-w. 1rits all kinds o, insurance
E:7Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21

BUYS veiy rhe test tr.rooz
hotel ~ t.s city. rtss- RI beat. bot
ane cod water iu ereTV room
IDEAL lncarol- a good ilgest-
-reEf and q sue r1rrsg-raaEeF-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21

4 brand rsE b-roor modern brick
bungalow. fust cn-r'@fsd on Elm ave.
fi-st street south of 18th South. east from
st- Fast FEN cement Basement. large
sleeping porch. -raufsi bookcase and
s!deboard ell built in. Price 1880. 1900
cash and tai "a easy monthly payments,
Have al kinds % houses. lots. acreage.
business and warehouse property foE sale
Let ne sbOW you.
a. RICHTER, - so. MAIN
wASATCH sE.
E.7zs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21

- arTrs choice orchard Er1urf IN
Chrts valley. Part of ftis ts ln 1.Ves--
Cd trees ir healthfli ccrfItlon- raff In
orrhard neAFlEr extra EsaFy with cou1
house ard Appropriate shess taiarre lr
gretu an1 luCsrnc. blt not set rlauted lr
orchard. Can hs hnntioI at rflcsn rang
INK from tie5 20 tsQs pr arrv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

81. CAMEO RING. 50
ffeq smith typewriter Ike -sw. -
81 silver toilet set ~
So rust mounted ebony care. -.
Cline Isueiry Loan Co. Test. >
years.. u Easf Broadway MSS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21

PUTS sou fu possession of good.
-H-rogu. centrally located house.
4 money maker for the right
party.
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BUYS ro0m.Eg and boarding
aO-ss on east SIDE Caters only
- best e.as- OF tenants Taxing
iu f--5 monthly El.gartIy fur
ulsEel. U0I-air heat
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aIfiness stock nEG aNtIFes Niii
invoice iiir1 Act quick
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N-room house. clos. 10. fIlcd with De.
slTa1le tenants Rent night and l0ca
ton rne. $500 5000 will handle
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sz Dozn

so mont. buys : good s7uss-
keerirE Era-fza ~uts - H. rooms.
now Occupied gIth good tfrants.
4 snap Ge; blg.
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900 Down

BUYS bsst-fufuishcd. Ig-room.
transient house IN town. steam
heated. good location. balance
Ike rent
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Real Estate-To Exchange

~ NORTHERN BOX ELDER COUNTY
o0s -ti~l 40 farm tar1 ro-th sfc-r.
trse u-&Ay level Acsarrut rro1rL rrd-
eeciz- ,ace1rrt and vartsd Cr0E.s Prsre.
iA-e9 Ter acre
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CLEANING AND PRESSING


LADIES AND GENTS ALTERATIONS.
h!gh-claEs hand pressing. work guar
aa;eed ~. End South Was -ofI.
rs74r
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e rooms. ons-half block from
Main st. one OF the best-paying
houses lu town Always fun
owner sick Must sell
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MKELLAR REAI. ESTATE 4 INVEST
NENT CO.
ISNES TMENT BANKERS
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FARMS FOE SALE
~ MILLAnn CnINTY.

IN MILLARD COUNTY
10 acres. 81 acres iu Alfalfa a. srres
in Eralh lard. lsa acre. EaEsbrush. Eo.5s
hrlcs house, bSru. sheds etc. fcar Rad
hoTfes. wagons. Implements tools hss-
h,-t. etc. two fne cows. primary gatsr
rsat for entire farm. f0r -aie 90 SEE pr
acre pari rAfc. part cash. balance On
20 acres With spieuda wAter right
TlEht on Tie railroad; beet land ir MiIiar1
county fso per Scse- easy terms
I'm, small irrigation proposition: is4a
acres, 30 acres IN cultivation. ratsT
night Tor entire tract. for sale o. trade or
bas-s OF so Per acre, great opportunitv
70 make money quick Located in n-ave-
county. vher, ihe great hnd boom -
Eow on
ic-acrs faru bear sRlt Lake CITY. fol-
tle water right best iaad in th~ Taile1 !.
FOR sale or trads at rrasCuabie pr1cs. On
ne street car; nns piece % ID FOR cat
Ting into acre tracts.
PAHVANT VALLEY LAND COMPANT.
p EXCHANGE DEPT,
JudEe Building was 1877
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses


EFERT slZE --..--
EfEET TYPE FsFLET PRICE
RCosiISG HOUSES HOTELS
is ro1-r. receipt. I51c' meath.
rent 50 -cltr ..... ...-..r. q 81
II r11mr n.ar postsnres. haths.
prFate h1uss- rent So a fEoath. 400
81 -oors steam heat. baths.
s-fsrElt sGrrff-sr ard rnrusta.
rent 'iia p 1C-tr .-..-... ..s.... q co
- roa-1s good v1ri1rErasn's r,ae~.
rssta -farE t- ruc-eci9r. rent fJr
AL gilc ro1ril- -...--- -ss.s--., tl-sl0
- -uoass. rtsar- bat baths.
sri~rflfiv ig-zf-d on Eoot corner
r~uf 1870 q rrlfh- .......-s ss..-.. 5. so
- rooms. steam beat. cioas 20 new
retail district. u1rklrasfuer.f
place rent 80 month. -----.- 1890
g. ro1-rs on Main ~. 81 baths. good
frHfs-~1t house. rfraa beat f-r-
risHs1 ui'a rrnt. sac month -f'.5r1
- rooms steam beat private baths.
Gear nearly 500 a month, rent
fl-b a month -.-..sss. ..--.----. 100
Anythiry from % ia rooms from
f-r5 % 80 cd. rent from t.5 D. 1900 a
month. some are TDtsru. some are rot.
some are making money. some are max
lug expense. some below value. some az
value Whatever t-a yl-ts. yJl Est them
from ttis Office EEF CID.
3. =. DUNCAN. AEs =. y. pepartueEt-
\ RICHTER - so MAIN ST
WaHatch sfl Ez11t
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FOR BARGAINS ~ HOTELS AND
ROOMTSG HOUSES.
SIZE rs

i21-Toon apartment house o. and .
room apartments. steam heat and run
ming hot and cold water ir AL rooms T.
elevator service. A place where people
nock when the weather gets cold. Nets
owner about $500 per month. 1900
down. tsrrns on balance
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i0-roorn hotel. in the busy section, With
neat Included. rent amounts 70 $3.50
furnished bout three years ago and
therefor" IN good condition. Owner
must leave on account OF health. $3.50
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS a son. lss X STREE.
Wasetes iSSs-W. Uph5istcrinE. chAl-r
recanet 9rt.
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) Ep- POP TAIL . R-AADE
HIS NORFOLKE AND RE5L
IN VERY Tow PRICES. SUIT
5R PAIL WEAR.
~ WOLF. TAILOR
- tO9 JUDGE BLDG. rl'a'
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SAIL I.AKE CLEANING CO. BEST
work. prompt delivery. 80 south STATE
Wa ss-5. HyiAnd iffs- s-I1s
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TRADES

City homes for acreage. In
proved farms and ranches for city
property. Large md snail prop
osltions Anything and every
IhiuE 10 trade
We also specialize IN cattle
ranches. ard can offer you the
best on the marie; In states.
~ prices and terms that viii
make you want one.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
WAS is5
20: HOOPER BLDG,