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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
SUNSET NINE IS
INSPECTED BY CLARK
SAYS EXPERIMENTS ON SUNSET
ORE AT ELM oRLu HAVE
PROVEN SATISFACTORY.

w. A. Clark of Montana visited his
Sunset mining properties near Wallace
this week. He was accompanied by
his son, w. A. Clark, Jr., Fl. A. Gold
farb and Judge w. M. Bickford The
party inspected the workings Of the
mine, and stated on their return to
Wallace that the work was being con-
tinued east on the vein on the 4OO-fo0l
level to determine the extent of the
ore body. This work will be continued
all winter. Already large reserves OF
low grade ore have been blocked out.
Mr.. Clark is having experimental
runs made on the Sunset ore at tue
new Elm Orlu mill in Butte, and re-
ports that very satisfactory and sue
cessful extractions have been made.
From these experimental runs they
expect to determine just what KIND O.
a milling plant will be required for the
Sunset property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
THE INTERSTATE CALLAHAN.
Steady Production Which New Mill
Will Greatly Increase.

The Interstate company on Nine
Mile is now shipping from go to Is
tons of concentrates per day, or at the
rate of about 2100 tons per month. The
ore is being graded up to nothing less
than so per cent zinc content. The
company is producing at full capacity
with their present plant, working three
shifts In the mine and mill. The pro-
duction of the mine will be greatly in
creased as soon as the company can
decide on a new milling plant Plans
for this have been drawn, and the plant
will probably be constructed next
season. The location for the new mill
has not been given out by the com
pany, but 1t is understood that it viii
be at or near Enaville. The mine is In
excellent condition and capable OF
producing a large tonnage monthly,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
BIG ELK COMPANY
STRIKES ORE BODY
MANAGER REPORTS THE LOWER
TUNNEL HAS LOCATED
THE VEIN.

Peter Peterson, mine manager for
the Big Elk company near Adair, was
in Wallace this week and reports that
the lower tunnel, which has been in
process of construction for some time,
has cut the vein, which shows FULLY as
promising a body of copper ore as did
the upper tunnel. The company plans
to drive a raise on the vein to connect
with the upper workings. The prop
erty has shipped several cars Of high
grade ore from near the surface, and
it i; the intention b continue these
shipments from the lower tunnel as
So Ill as sufficient stopi15 gr aund can
be oIened.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
MUILAN MAN HAS RICH
COPPER MINE IN NEVADA
ORE PAYS FOR DEVELOPMENT
MAY INSTALL A FLoTA-
TION PLANT.

James Quinlan of Mullan, expects to
month where he will again take the
management Of the Shipper mine, near
Luning, of which he is one of the
heaviest owners and which has been
quite extensively developed under his
direction. The shipper is copper
property and the returns from ore
shipments were paying for its devel'
opment until the slump in the price
Of copper The extraction of ore has
been mainly through shaft, but d
tunnel has now been started on the
vein which now shows a good face OF
ore and which will greatly reduce the
cost of handling the ore. In addition
to the high grade shipping ore, the
Shipper has large body of low grade
which can be treated at a good profit
Studies Flotation.
1t was to make some investigations
regarding the flotation process for the
recovery of values in low grade cop
per ores that Mr. Quinlan came back
to Mullan, the low price of the meta
| making a favorable time to get away
He is now working at the flotatior
plant Of the Hunter mine, which vii
give him a thorough understanding O
Il the process and its adaptability to tbs
Nevada mine.
The Shipper mine has been operated
under a bond to Mr. Quinlan and as
sociates who have only recently pail
for the property. Development worl
will be carried on this winter and u
the spring a plant will be erected 10
the treatment of the ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
St. JAMES, ON SUNSET
TO WORK ALL WINTER
DRIFTING ON VEIN BELIEVED TO
THE EXTENSION OF THE
SUNSET.

Mrs. Theresa James, president of the
st. James Mining and Milling COM
pany, came down from Sunset yester-
day. Instead of taking the usual wag-
on road route, she makes the trip by
way of the Hercules tunnel No 2,
thence down to Burke and to Wallace
by train. In this manner the round
trip from Sunset to Wallace Is easily
made in one day, allowing several
hours for business.
Mrs. James reports everything at
the st. James in good shape for con-
tinuing work during the winter Three
men are employed and will be Kept cn
the Job, while Mrs James herself Will
take care of the boarding house. A
crosscut has been run to the vein and
drifting west Is In progress. Not
much depth has been gained at this
point, which Is about 500 feet from The
west end line. However, from this
time forward Mrs. James says depth
will be gained quite rapidly and at the
deepest point will be about 400 feet
The vein looks highly favorable to ore
she says; in fact, some ore Is now be-
ing encountered which Is identica
with the galena found in the Sunset,
Mrs. James was very much pleased
with the recent statement credited Il
Senator Clark of Montana, regardlni
the Sunset mine which he is develop
ing. His statement that drifting wou!'
continue east all winter and that IN
vein showed a large amount of ore sl'
regards as a verificatlon of her con'an
tion that the st. James has the east
ern extension Of the famous Sunse
lvein.
The officers and directors Of the s
James are. Mrs. Theresa James, presl
dent; S. A. Rimelspach, vice president
j. F. Whelan, secretary. These wit
Norman Ebbley and Peter Grant, con
stitute the board of directors.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
THE SILVER CABLE.
Great Body of Solid Zinc Ore That viii
Average 40 Per Cent.

James Corbett, manager Of the Sil-
YER Cable mine, east of Mullan. ac-
companied by Messrs. Fallagan and
Kennedy of Missoula, visited the mine
this week. They report the ore show
ing to be improving as the drift pro-
ceeds west on the vein The last
crosscut through the ore showed about
feet wide of solid zinc that would run
at least 40 per cent. The drift Is be-
ing carried In the hanging wall of the
vein with one cut hole and one litter
in solid ore Another crosscut will be
driven within few days to determine
the width of the ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
THE NORTH STAR.
Conditions Strongly Indicate Near
Approach of Ore.

Approach OF ore.
The mana cement of the North Star,
situated about two and a half miles up
Nine Mile. is greatly pleased with the
nresent showing which leads to the
belief that an ore shoot of large pro-
nortions is very near The drift is now
in about 700 feet and the vein filling is
a ouartzite impregnated with iron ana
of a character that suggests that any
shot might reveal galena. Recently
diabase dixie was encountered cutting
obliouely into the hanging wall ana
upon striking this crosscut was
started across the vein to the foot wall
distance of probably about 30 feet
nnon the theory that possibly orc
might be found on that wall
II has been the belief of both the
management and geologist who ex-
amined the property that the drift Is
running just above an ore shoot ana
tbot n would be encountered by sink
ing a comparatively short distance
mt as this would entail quite heavy
exnense in the way of hosting equip
ment and pumping the company con-
tinued drifting. believing that with
denth the ore would be found on inc
tpnnel level. Indications now point
to that result.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
Swedish Services.

There will be Swedish services at
the Baptist church at 500 p. m. Fri
day evening and Sunday at HOO a. m.
and 500 p. m. Rev. George A. John-
son, of Moscow, Idaho, will conduct
the services. All are cordially invited.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
MACHINERY FOR TARBOX
NOW ON THE GROUND
PLANS CONTEMPLATE PLACING
THE PROPERTY IN SHAPE
TO PRODUCE.

Richard Daxon, manager of the Tar
box Mining company, came over from
Butte last week where he had pur-
chased a new boiler for the hosting
plant having almost three times the
capacity of the old one, and two
pumps, one for the station and one
for sinking. This new equipment was
delivered at Saltese several days ago
and Mr. Daxon went over there yes
terday to look after it's transportation
to the mine. Owing to the soft con-
dition of the road it may be necessary
to wait for a fall Of snow to move
the boiler which weighs about nine
tons When this boiler is installed
the company will be equipped for ex-
tending the shaft 800 feet additional
depth and supply power for the pumps
which are of sufficient capacity to
easily handle the water. The present
hoisting plant with the increased
boiler capacity is ample to meet the
requirements of the company until
after the property has reached the
productive stage.
Much Development Work.
In general terms the development
of the Tarbox consists of tWo-com-
partment working shaft 41O feet deep
from which drifts have been run on
the 100, 200 and 4Oo-foot levels, the
drift on the last named extending
| east 1900 feet. From this level
winze has been sunk 200 feet, from
which crosscuts have been run to the
vein at intervals of about so feet and
all have encountered good milling ore,
AT the bottom of this winze, which
is depth of 900 feet, the vein is said
to be 30 feet wide and all good mill
ing ore. On this level drift has
been run $50 feet in continuous ore
shoot The drift on the 400 Level
shows a continuous ore shoot of 300
feet long and at places 40 feet in
width.
Looks Like a Mine.
The management of the TarpoX eS-
Inmates that $4,000 has been eX-
pended in developing the property
and while it has not vet resulted IN
placing 1t in the list of producers, II
has nevertheless showed up extensive
and commercially valuable ere re-
serves which should soon be yielding
a profit to the company. The in
stallation of the new equipment VIII
be Immediately followed by extending
the main shaft 800 feet deeper which
will make accessible the large body
of ore known to exist east Of thf
shaft and between the 400 and to'
levels. Considerable clean shippnf
ore has been found in the TarboX anC
IT will not be surprising If much orf
of this grade will be found with the
increased depth. In any event !
seems certain that the completion o.
the work now planned will MAKE
available a large amount of milling
ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
TIE GUELPH.

3. Hoyle. president IF the Guelph
Mining company. and 2. J Y,rhrr,l'Ih' ~ l.
one Of the directors. b9fh Ht W'.ld
Walla. are In the city arranging Ior
resuming work on the pr'norfv So
plins are beir~ taken IN 70 the u =,
=, e,nient "a last untn June and II II
exnected that within the nevf week
steady force will be employed.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12

Directors Of the Suez canal have de-
cided to make improvements to cost
s33 ,000, 600 to meet competition Of the
Panama canal in trade along the west
coast Of South America.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
Official Election Returns From
Shoshone County

The county commissioners complet-
ed the official canvass of the vote of
county last Tuesday. The
result shown is not materially differ
ent from the figures published in this
paper Immediately following the elec-
tion. The total vote received by each
candidate follows;
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12

After years Of effort Berlin in
yrntor has succeeded in building
model man that can walk, talk, sing
laugh and whistle.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12
STOCKHOLDERS

VIII find mining news and
company notices of interest
to them in The Miner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12

METAL. QUOTATIONS.
Lead, Ss.5o@3.so.
Silver. ACC.
speIter, s4.so@5.oo,
Copper, $1t.25@f1.5o.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-12

Turkey last year produced 25,ooo
bags of canary seed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

cnlafFlne and extending the water
works system ~ anld city"
section g said election shah Ne
held az thc CitN Haii and i1rc station
IN Bond Election rrcelnct No and
,hr felioWlnr uamci rersens arc here.
hv appointed managers q said elee
ton,
VI Y sa,arc. rtesidlnH ruder,
r Cuinec Assistant Sudec.
LESTER 0unst Assistant ludrc
Section s said elcciion shalt Ne
hold under tho provisions ~ Chapter
tta Meta ~ tho Invent, siNih i.eals.
aturc. Laws 1883 ana tho only dual
ln,sl VOTERS Who are property taspay.
crs 80 said oiiv. shall be- allowed a.
vote ana an VOTERS DESIRING 20 snp.
n,ft che proposition O. issue a'ends.
shalt have printed an their ballots the
words "Tar thc Issuance ~ honds "
snd ihoso opposed shall have printed
on their hallots thc words 'Nealnst thc
issnantc ~ hufais Tho manner ~
bniA,nr said rscytion shall l'c rcscrnef
hy TIM laws ~ tine State tcrnlalirr
GENERAL elections
SECTION Z 4 cop, - this oricf Hgn
"a bv thc mayor ~ said elty shall
serve as "a proper nutlro ~ said cicc.
iion and thr n,a,or i~ directed go cause
notice 81 iho election tn re posted NJ
10 tuo places designated far holding
said election "a least thifi, DAYS prioi
to tht dnto ~ aaid election
Section Tho act Uat there "
urrent demand for nn iscrcased AND
improved water supply fm tbe nhah
tanta ~ the Ctiy ~ CORPUS christ
creates punnc emergency and p nab
Ha imperative necessity requiring d
.wonaipn ~ ihc charter rule protid
inr fh1t np ordinance or resolution shall
. te passed nnali, un tho dav q is in.
. uolnred nnd that anch ordinance "a
f rcsNuilun ,aau hc fond zee three Hrt
+ rml meetings W thc CiN Council ant
. ihr Mhyuf bntine dveiHtrd th1i nuci
nuhll. emergency and imperative puh
. h. necessity exists. and requested thal
uil charter ruie ho suspended an,
[ uat ims resolution ho passed flnnli'
IDn the date - its introduction. ans
tunt This ordinance take effect and h'
I in ni forro SIND effect from anal pftei
/ iia plraaro li Do sn ordained
psssed thc a;al day ~ July A. y
Ilpii
Approved tho aint day ~ iuly. 4 y
Ilsit
/ lsirurdl ROY MILLER.
,layor - ihc CO.., ~ Corpus chflatl
" NrifiGAN,
cue Secretary ~ Che clly ~ corpu
christi
II fAtVrfglarfVeut
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rLrcrloN oeore


Am ordinance to provide for the Huh-
mission e. ihe qualified mN paving
VOTERS ~ thy be-, 90 cofrun CHRISTI
thc question "shan fhc Cit, Coun
,u ~ the City &C Corpus Christi
r,AHa. ho huihutisrd ta issue tho
bonds m nnid ,ity in tho eum -
three hundred Thousand dpliats pms
nhie iu forty yrsfr after date and
rcioemahle "a the option ~ said
CITY "a ANY time nftor twenty years
from date thereof nnd hoorlnr in
terorf nt tho rate ~ nro pef cent
pci nnnam ami 90 lotr mN 81
twenty fitc cents uI Hu mn D. thprp-
" 8u ~ necessary un cnth pno Nun
drcd dollars ~ tho iaNanlr ,nlucs
~ fho Hlld Cliy. annually. to pay
TOO interest un said bonds and rrc
ate nlnhiur fund sufficient 90 EEL.
deem aaii bonds NJ maturity for Tho
purpose N impfotlnF enlarUnN nud
cktendine the watervufkH aYaiem of
r4id Clu' snd dr. nurH an cmcrs
onry
whrrcnn thr Municipal watcrp orhs
eYotom ~ tho Cly ~ CORPUS christi
ia entirely Inc ioquaic 90 supply q nuf
rlcut amount ~ water ~ Tho iuhBh
ltanin ~ saId city ANA tho quality OF
fho water furniah~i Do not Suitable Tor
Che needs ~ the psop'o and
Whcroaa the said Ciiy hnn srurroi a
permit from the state 90 appropriate
FNfroni water f0f thc nar ~ tho in
hahiianfs ~ 'ho city. aud % Will be-
necessary "a Improve and oniafrr and
extend me present waierworha nyn
tom in order io secure The edgaaiaFes
~ SUCH Increased water supply ~ the
lnhpniiaqta ~ mo rny therefore.
o. h. ordained hy mo cly council
20 the ciiv ~ corns Christi. rosas
section D. Tint an election he hnid
in ihc ciiy - Corpus Chruil on the
7rd day ~ september A y 1915 ~
which election the following proplm
ran ahai ho submitted, "shali lhs
city Council ~ the cry ~ Cprpus
CHRISTI. Toaas. he authorized 10 lnsue
Inc bonds ~ sald CITY in me som ~
Three Hundred Thousand 1880 600 n0l
Dollars payable ln forty yoare after
Gate and redeomtilo 40 the option -
raid city ~ any time after twenty
Years from date thereof aud ha4flns
interest ~ ihe ratio ~ ~ per nnnnm
md 30 levy q iaA ~ twenty five lesl
cents or ro much thereof as is nee.
esFarY on oaeh one hundred dolara ~
Che taxable values ~ the Hsid city
annually. 10 pag tho Interest on aald
bonds and create sinking fund snf
ficlsnt ~ redeem aid bonds rna Z
turity Tor the purpose - Improving
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Nurors COUNTY. rexAs.


NnffCe 70 tiudcfn Fof 1ehfeWhr
Scaled proposals. Addressed 80 the
Hon. Walter ~ Tlmun County Judge.
wiz hr received at Tho office ~ the
county clerk Court House Corpus
CHRISTI Texas unui 10 ociocb %. m,
August ~ 1914 fur constfurtlnn the
Corpus christi Cautoway Tho work.
wul bo divided into three contracts.
NIr 80 3 Hrdglnr, embracing $500
nural feet - concrete hfidHlnF 10 foot
clear width with ahuimenta creoeotcd
hulkhends nnd erection ~ Draw SPAN
$50 INdraung llli 5000 foet long
containing ass 900 cubic yards with
brush matH ana rig rap, Nn. q. Fur
niHhinr nuper-nirueiuro ~ Draw apAn.
Tenders may be made upon ono or aeY b
erui rnrgi rarta
iliddera must submit certified check
fur tio0o00 each for tho flrut two con-
tracts, payable without recourse 90 the
order ~ lion Walter a. Timoh, County
fudge As Funnnly that She hladsT
II sncooasful. will promptly execute
contract ana bond in tho specified
form. from responsible surety com
pauy 90 from good Hnd sufficient per.
.unni snreii'a satinfariarY 20 thr coun
~. IA the sum ~ forty tfol per cent
~ ihs amount hld
ildders are expected in inspect the
Hito ana 90 inform themselves regarding
ail local conditions
fnntructiona 90 bidders. proposal
forms specifications Bnd plans are on
flr ai the office ~ County Clerk Cor
pun Christi. TcsaF and ~ Bartlett a
iiaunoy, Inc. connshiiug Engineers.
Chandler liIdg ios Fast Crockett ~
San Antonio. ToNnH. Copies Will Do
furnished a. prospective bidders upon
dcposit - $500 which viii boz RETURN
"a 1nlY after return ~ plans and Fnnei
nrailons ana submission ~ bona flde
BID Tho County reserves the right a.
roisct any and 40 bids aud 10 waive
inforualifies
CslFnedl n. y I.uter, County Clark
ifs
fAdvertinementB
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DISPLAY
A YER Using

open fiat rate per inch. per column
eide stc
Same sundaya
STANDING display afVerIsemruts
pen rate per inch per month. t6oo.
Reading Notices.
Pure reading msttsr each insertion
Ger line zoe
Locals per hne, each insertion. isc
Contracts for large amounts on "a
-rtislng space on application 81 this
aff.ce.
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WANTED

WANTED Young Indy over ~ Years
~ age for operator experience not
osaoniiai bat preferable Answer IN
own hsndeTlung. stating axe. and cN-
perenoc n any R1x 3is, sinton
Texas zoo
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WANTED Salramen BOB Huhnfnwn
Alice iilaHap, kinEslilo Mathis
Arkansas pasa Kockpprt Fuuk A..
Arthur room SO IA Greer hidg saT
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1YPEwRITER EXCHANGE

General typewriter business. cleaning.
iepaifins rentals faleH Rapport wpft-
manship Naa0uablr prloos 81 a.
Miller % smiths Book store Phone
SO
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Broadway Property
AT q Bargain

Ih fi Doe. east front.
'f''rHue through the block
Nil eH two foot front On
Liberty street making nearly
l.r'o "' fpr $4,000 Terms
1900 down balance IN 2 and
'oHrF at per cent Paved
"fret Hnt park IN broadway ana
street cars on the west side ~
'H' hHk chcnp property for
close iu stufr Beautiful view
on sAe market oaly Tor few
days
T mERRfMAN. Agent.
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sPeclAl misseLLAN6oUs

NOTICE ro CusToMEns Mrn. WIN
MorsHu win De- absent from the city
fr month Cusfnmom using In
s~at} Medieat'd Healing SOAP. can
lohfe orders u Robinson 4 Yeargm
GROCERY store ana they viii fn the
orders for Mrs Morgan fGs
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News that b Nows white d ~ HeWl
osu BE- found daily ~ The caller,
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TIHsT ~. Va Ufosqfnaklnr- an wrE
Guaranteed sos Antelope street 90
lohue 1853 2it
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

First Glass rooms and board by tho
week - month. 40 Mesquite street
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ron SALE Just received tho Robe
inson Foldins liaih Tub absolutely
rusrantecd prics nnh 5000. l'hnne
-ss. 3fz
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FOR SALE ONE neW p passenger
carter car only been driven 1900 miles
s bargain Sec Harry Archer 2ls
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AoUNrs wANrto.


Tlih Georgia Cnhualiy Company go
Macnn Ucrfria hua absolutely %,
iho best ana moH rohahlo proposition
ever offered Ito agents 500 south rosas
nn worAmcnH compensation. Inability
uurrht, plate rlaaa and ac,'d tnt in
annac D,t an arcnC, iut pDAa m
NritnN O. a uNnnt NrnDal Aetnt
9uif Division corpus Christi Tckas
Ar LOSSES adjusted aud paid from th'.
0fn,t ~
SALES AGENTS WANTED lur prn.
afai nura,is Htn0h HAiauma wanFaH
artpo ruH humpat Wpouhcl pe.
,ana Use. pearH pluns. ga, AtunD
ute TERMS Npplt ta salhar NW
.aloH Webster Texas 1ol
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WANTED LANo

LANp WANTED Ilaso nomo hoauti
ul rrsldeuro loin aisD good Curpur
'hnah hom" 60 os,hanEc for farm
nf uuch landH state lowest grrs and
fuli description iu first setter Addrcrr
g. -. iloa 81 corpus CHRISTI To
aH fsl
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AUTO saNeAIn

Automobile Bargain five passenger
car newly overhauled. Spitdorf high
tension magnetic. new tires ail round
Fuse Iletre HeE4T Shop faQana
and Chaparrsl streets Gls n
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WANTED Tenant fYr 100 acre san
rauloio County farm best black land
Sow house and either improvements
Apply Bon Ton Millinery store. to
pooplos en-
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WANT 10 rsAoe

toR EXCHANGE Nice f,c.room
trs.dence ~lth an modcrn con,cpienecs.
water. clce,f.c usht bath. NaraeN lawn
ucrs and hcir, fog nicr Residence ~
about same value la Corpus CHRISTI
p tiendrickS Ch.nlcothc, Texas
ist
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loi REST Al $40 pcr month in ad
vance, my fiv"-rnom houae with s,nhie
rir Opposite furmau school in 1ri
ward Ciaicrn 'uu ~ water poasos
sion on once 81 O. Gnffnrt Ik4
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a a. iiARRAH Contractor aud
builder repairing and building. mis-
sion fufnlture 90 order Az work
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Water street 1896
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