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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
EXCHANGE HAS A PLAN
TO CURB BUCKET SHOPS
New Contract With Western
Union May Shut Off
Quotations.

In order TO prevent its quotations from
going TO bucket shops. the Stock Ex-
change. I. was learned yesterday, has
under consideration new contract with
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
which purchases the quotations of the
exchange and sends them broadcast over
I tho country. The contract already has
been drawn by Il special committee OF the
exchange and Ia now under consideration
by Officials OF the telegraph company.
officials OF the eXchane. and the tele-
graph company were not inclined to dis
cuss the new terms. saying that the plan
was as yet only in "A formative stage. II
was learned, however. that the general
form of the contract is based on that OF
the Chicago Board of Trade, which is
said to be so drawn as to prevent quota
lions from getting into the hands of
bucket shops" and poolrooms. The Chi
cago Board of Trade reserves the right
10 prohibit a ticker being placed in any
Office where IT has reason to believe that
"bucketlg' is being carried on.
Under the Stock Exchanges present
arrangement with the telegraph company
the exchange reserves the right to pro-
hibit the placing OF tickers or the send
ing OF quotations to any office or place
OF business In the city. but it's jurisdic, on
over the telegraph companys marketing
VI its securities Loes not extend outsid.
Of the city.
About year ago the Stock Exchange
While conducting L strenuous campaign
up state against b..Ket shops, learned
that many of them We're receiving quota
tons by telegraph. The matter was in
vestigated and the telegraph companies
were said To be blaineless so far as actual
intent was concerned. but ii was shown
that in many cases telegraph operators
were acting in conjunction with bucket
shops" and supplying them with quota
tions.
II the plan now being considered by the
exchange and the telegraph company is
successful these places will not be al
lowed 10 have the service OF the COM
pany's wires, and will be obliged to seek
other means to get exchange quotations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
NO RATE INJUNCTION
FOR THE new HAVEN
Federal Judges Refuse to Delay
Enforcement Of COmmu-
tatiOn Schedule.
Is CALLED COMPENSATORY
Noyes. Appealing for Railroad,
Says Charges DO Not
Meet Expenses.

United states Circuit Court Judges La
connie. Coke and Ward denied yesterday
the motion OF the New York, New Haven
aud Hartford Railroad for a temporary
injunction restraining tho enforcement of
the schedule OF communication rates fixed
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
on December ., 1918.
The schedule makes a reduction OF 10
per cent. III the communication charges OF
the road between this city and certain
points in Connecticut. The railroad asked
that the old rates be allowed TO prevail
until the fairness OF the schedule was
threshed out IN the United states District
Court OF Connecticut. The road was wilt
Ing to issue rebate checks to all COM
nIuters 70 protect them against loss If the
courts decided in favor OF the commits
scns ruling.
EN-Circuit judge Noyes rs counsel for
the road argued tina; the new rates We're
co'I.isratory. ON this point the opinion Of
the court reads:
The papers submitted on this matter
satisfy US that the figures and conputa-
lions ON the strength of which the COM
plainant contends that the Communication
rates are confiscatory were considered by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
The questions Of fact about which tho
parties interested differ have been de-
cided by the commission against the COM
pany after 2 prolonged hearing. Under
these circumstances the case Is not one
FOR introductory relief. but should 70 to
final hearing for determination upon a full
record in the usual way"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
ACCUSES NEW HAVEN ATTORNEY.
Boston CommiSsiOner in Clash At
"Other Expenses" Inquiry.

BosroN, Feb. 1l.--Actng Chairman
Anderson OF the Public Service Commits
sion accused Attorney Coolidge OF tho
New Haven road OF dragging n red her
ring across the trail at the hearing this
afternoon on the railroads "other ex-
penses." saying that the commission was
endeavoring to Investigate expenditures
by the New Haven. not the conduct Of tho
Boston Journal.
Mr. Coolidge replied that III any red
herring existed IL was In the mind Of
the acting chairman" All he was en-
deavoring to do he said. was to show
that the Journal had NOT peen fair In
It's treatment OF his client.
c. w, Barron of the News Bureau
urged the commission to summon Henry
j. Horn. until recently operating vice
president OF the road. who stated last
week TO Mr.. Barron, according to the
latter. that in the .rst four months of
the year. beginning July /. 1912. the
New Haven was $1,000. 900 ahead In net
earnings, but that the Brandeis cam
palgn cost it $6.oOO.oOO within the fol-
lowing six months. He said the valida-
ton report showed that the New Haven
had $l0l, 100000 surplus over all labil-
ties, Commissioner Anderson to the con-
trary notwithstanding, and expressed a
desire TO be heard IL this subject again
came UP.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
CIGAR STORES FIRM
HIT BY HIGHER COURT
Questions Concerns Right to
Use "British-A American" in
Company Title.
SEES mo HONEST REASON"
Name Used by Old English Cor
pOration--LOwer Court
Overruled.
SEES mo HONEST REASON

In an opinion handed down yesterday
the United states Circuit Court OF Appeals
declares the use Of the name British
American" by the cigar stores company of
which Charles Francis Murphy. Jr.. is an
officer, is an unwarranted intrusion on the
rights Of the British American Tobacco
Company OF England. The court holds
that there can be no honest reason for
the appropriation of the name of the old
established English concern.
The opinion was written by Judge Coke
and ooncurred in by Judges Lacoinbe anu
Rogers. 1t overrues the recent decision OF
Judge ward in the United states District
Court dismlssing the suit brought by The
English corporation to enjoin the British
American Cigar stores from using the
namo ana allows the plaintiffs another
trial.
In disnissin the suit In the lower
British American" were mercy gon-
graphical and political. ana the defendant
could NOT be enjoined from using thc.n.
The higher court. however. holds that
They have acquired IA secondary mean
INK. irrevocably associated with a large
tobacco corporation, and the use OF the
name is sure TO reap such benefits as
accrue from the association. In the alb
senco Of any plausible explanation We
have a right to assume that the reason
for the use OF the name by the American
company was to secure the advantages
which would result from a supposed con-
nection with the well known company
The British-American Tobacco Com
pany does business in nearly all the coun-
tries of the world where the tobacco III
dustry is not made IA Government n!onop-
oily.
The British American Cigar Stores Com
pany vas formed H. 1902 10. establish IL
chain of stores IN this stat. and others
Charles r. Murphy. Jr" one OF The stock
holders and an officer in the company. was
made the defendant III suit i'll the su-
preme Court recently by W. W. ST John.
president Of the concern. and others who
sought TO restrain Murphy from getting
control OF the company.
A short tine ago the company went INTO
bankruptcy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
ABRAHAM KAsSEL FAILS AGAIN
Poultry and Real Estate Operator
says He Owes ssOs,s52.

For the second time in three years
Abraham kassel, formerly q member of
tho West Washington Market poultry firm
or kassel Il Goldberg. is a bankrupt. He
filed voluntary petition yesterday show
ing liabilities Of $S9S,s52 and nominal
assets of $250,OOo. consisting Of half
interest In suit for damages against
BERNARD Mayer. Joseph l.. H. Mayer and
Is. Greenstein. or his liabilities s6l3,46O
are secured by mortgages on real estate
which he formerly owned
On January 26, 1911. an involuntary
petition of bankruptcy was filed against
him by his creditors. but this was dis
missed on the ground that he was solvent
when the petition was filed. The Court
of Appeals Of the United States Circuit
Court upheld this decision on March 23,
1912.
Kassei has been large real estate
operator. There are deficiency judgments
against him for $4,000. Among the
creditors are the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, $4,000, secured Baron de Hlrsch
fund. $4,000. secured. Metropolitan Saw
lngs Bank. $4,000. secured; German
savings Bank, $4,000. secured Germania
Bank. S,a55: German Exchange bank.
Sl2.4S9; National Butchers and Drovers
Bank, $4,000. secured: New York County
National Bank, sS3.433. secured; North
ern Ban. $3.50: Bernhard Mayer, $780,
2l3 Joseph L. Il. Mayer. s3i.O9s; Bern
hard Galewski. s3o.73g. and the Green
wood Cemetery Corporation. $4,000.
kasseTs wife, Mrs. Ida kassel. also filed
a petition In bankruptcy yesterday. Her
liabilities are s93,S32, most OF which rep
resents Endorsements of her husbands
notes. She has no assets. Among her
creditors are the New York County Ma
tonal Rank, s33,a33. secured Mercantile
National Bank, si4,526 German Exchange
Bank, so,39l Broadway Trust Company.
$1,000: Jefferson Bank. $4,000, and Her
man Jacoby, 800. secured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
HITS NEW HAVEN COMPROMISE
n. u. smith Says secret Druppivx
of suit Was Unfair.

WASHINGTON. Fec. 1.-THE Wilson Ad-
m.nistration was assailed TODAY before
,ho House co,,,,,,,aa =,
,,,ra,,,,, ,,o,,,,,,.e., - a'N
eN'"se VI 'ne agree
heht hlaue ny Attorney-General Nc
Reynolds to withhold Il prosecution Of the
New York, New Haven and yyartford Pail
rad co,,,a,,. ia 81. ~. A., =.
+. ~ 80 " t' '''e sss'e'n
might reoFganize IN compliance with the
sherman antitrust act. The attack was
made BY Herbert Knox Smith. Commits
s,oper -, ,,,r,ora,io,. T., .,, ,,.
~ ''' 'se'e'
a''o"'
VII. Smith. who appeared before the
committee 10 OFFER Testimony on .bo hl,,
propos!og the era.,io, -, n, ,,,ar.,o,a
,,,d, .,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, -, ''"'e
,.n,r,.o,,,I.', ia. GU tHa' the secre,
ISr'ti,,o,, r.,,'s'.. "ue'. 'ie 'oNt,Iiiheht ana
$50. ~ -. In'o'l % 'he New haVen was
..1rh. ro,,,,.,.,,,,il ~ 1,ns laH"'
,,v Of : oon ao0 80, 90 ''e 'iv p'ospeT.
en,f.,.,,r,. " ~, ~ -, IN, ia socret
az ,h,. .a,,i,r h,a 80 p.oi'o
mater" ~ ms D." VI"
.1'b. r,.r,,s ,.ar, ,.a. ,,,.
~es,.d R.nra.a,,o,i,.. -. sus
"yss H., 80 ,,,.u .,,., 49,. .....
had hnan r..,chan "a ~, e. a. as. oe,''eii'
~,r,,ad NJ s,,,,I ~ w. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
STOCK DIVIDEND MAY WAIT.
Union Pacific Preparing for Delay
Caused By Litigation.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company
has notified the holders OF its common
stock that In view of the litigation insti-
tuted in behalf of the holders OF the pre-
ferred stock to enjoin the payment OF the
extra dividend on the common and the
fact that 1t may cause a postponement Of
the extra dividend. checks and warrants
Will not be mailed April I as planned
Instead the company will send to each
registered holder of the common stock en-
<itled TO the dividend after the closing Of
the books on March 2 dividend warrants
evidencng the entire extra dividend both
In cash and Baltimore and Ohio stock.
The warrants will be exchangeable
when the extra dividend becomes payable
FOR checks and stock certificates Of the
Baltimore and Ohio.
In case the payment is postponed any
dividend applicable TO the Baltimore and
Ohio shares will be collected by the Union
Pacific and held for the holders Of the
warrants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

% shares Atchls~n, Topeka and santa r,
"a Eairoad company preferred, 1905.
~ sha.es Manhattan Railway Company.
shares the Eagle Warehouse and storss.
Company. Brooklyn. So.
- shares Union Ferry Company, 30i.
20 shares Reading Company first preferred,
IL share Erie Railroad Company nrst pr.
$50 shares Brookiyn city Railroad Com.
A. SHARES Peoples rrus, Company Brooklyn.
5 shares Central Safe Deposit Company. ,23
rnent Company S. per sharu.
$4,000 Penns,lsania Knlttne Mlna Com
SSen; Sonds due ~. S io.rg l!ni to'
"a Sonp9nsy nisaehed 500 lot
1000 shares The Tilted states Light and
Heating Company common. soc. per
s shares Chemical Na,iona Bank, 42l,.
5000 Columbia, SewSsrr S'"i ana I.aufens
bana dus F' s o' Isou per fo so %
1900 shares standlsh Arms Realty Company.
Tse is.ewas 10 sra sy ,h hs
Guarantee ana Trust Company on the
properly o. tho St,ndish Arms. Realty
G E,nns,H i = ~ TS'ame eaeod ms'fh,.
iicipa,fon. sss, 900; mira par,icIpa ion Ion
toH5th p'r,icips'ioq $50
participations are all subject 10 a
priority TO each other in the order
named They are sold plus such In
ter-st as may be due. Three psrticipa.
t!ons In IL fourth mortgage for $50, 900
on said property held by the Brooklyn
Trust Company as trustee, said partici-
pations being OF equal status, to wit;
One for $4,000. indorsed interest paid 20
August !. 1910 Another for SONS,
indorsed interest paid August |, 1910,
and the other for $ih,525, Endorsed In
terest paid to February |, 1910, an sold
plus such Interest as may be due. Two
promissory notes OF Staudish Arms
Realty Company to the order OF W. c,
Bolton, Endorsed without recourse, one for
$4,000, dated April g. 1872, due October
4. 1919. and the other for $1,000. dated
June 3, 1918, due July g. 1913, $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12

In Ventura county. Cal. and machinery
for drilling oil wells there,
WILLIAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In bank.
ruptcy OF William Lanigan, dealer in
cloaks and suits, at 37a Eust lSsth street
s e Sss liabilities of '''s'S and assets OF
SEliG BRENNFR dealer In turs, at S:
West ll5th street. has made an assign
store In October. 1914.
SAM MARENSTEIN. a tailor at 20sb Lex
inston avenue h1s hled 9 petition in bank
OF 1881. He has been in business for
thirteen years and there are thirteen let-
tiers in his name.
JOHN klSSEl 4 son, brewers, have filed
petition In bankruptcy In the United
States District Court, brooklyn. The lin
biiities are given at sl7isSO. of which
SIo.479 IL secured. and assets at &4,2oi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
~ " utIsSt.~.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YOHh Co.. ...
SOLOMON SIEiFl. and ISAAC ~tl .t...
f.h!nt!rs. W. OSCAR slEGEi.. Dot
summons.
TO THE ABOvl, NAMED pEru&u.>.
foU ARE UEHEBY SUMMON. -
answer the complaint Il. this u. 'lc. ...
serve copy ~ your answer on the l'.t. -
attorney Within twenty days aft'J t'r 10.
wee OF th!a summons, exclusive % ole .t
or service, and iu case Of vuu. n p
appear or answer ludsm"ut VII no
against YOU ny default. Tor fhu r'.-. If
manded In the complaint;
hAtel. Decemhtr ilth 1913.
JOSEPH SAPlNSkY Attorney 10. -,
TINS. Once ana Post Otiics 4 l.rs.a
Nassau street, Manhattan 30. o4Tr Hc"
TO THE Ai.oyE NAMED pErr~pA>7
OSCA SlEGEI;
The foregoing summons H. served m $3.50
BY publication, pursuant To an ordcr 90 'i--
John Ford. Justice Of the Surfs~.e
OF tho Stnt" OF New Nork datru tN' ....
day Of Deconber 1913. and uleu NJ. ..
complaint In the Office ~ tho Cic.l E a.
County Of New York, NJ tie Cauuty ... o.
House, Manhattan Borough, New Nrrt ..'t
Oh the SOth day OF December. 1919
Dated. Now YORK, January 81. lgl.
JOSElh SAfiNShY, Attorney f,r e..
'lfs. Once and Post once Altc,. o..
nassau Street MHnhattgu Bo-ousn '.r
iorl City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
PUBLIC NOTICES.


In THE DISTRICT COURT Oh AZ
UNITED STATES FOR PORTO T''D
Weich COMPANY, Comp .ainants We ter''s
san .Cristobnl Defendant No. $40 E.l
TO ALL CREDITORS OF lIA ABONE ~
PENDANT COMPANY;
Notice Is hereby gwen thar " al uT1a. d.
court made and entered On the end uo.
December 1913, you are required % prs.'
to the clerk OF this Court within the ne.
Of thirty days from the expiration 90 ...
advertisement, IN due form aaa uudes u-.
an! claim or evidence Of iu0ebteGn,gg rE...
you may hold against said defendart .e'.
pany, This advertisement TO Conting.
thirty days from it's first publication
claims OF Indebtedness OF ths said comps
which shan not have bees r,ei VIZ
clerk aforesaid In accordance w.t. :
notice, shall be deemed barred 'rot. t.
participation In the assets N the ha.t. Dr.
the Receiver In the case. subject, hu.' -
to the power OF the Court which 10 eNrfatf ~
reserved. 20 make any other tu.th-' orlr. -
II may deem equitable with gsspe.. go
indebtedness
Date Of FIST publication. JanuArs =
signed ANTONIO AG''A
Cler. y, Dl''r''s r-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
SURROGATEs' NOTICES.

STKONG, nL-E.. tk.sHlE. In pursuancs a
OF an order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler. Surrogate of the County OF New
York, notice Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Helen Frisbie Stronr,
late OF New York city. New York. deceased.
the. subscriber at his place OF transactinG
business at the offire OF his attorneys, DIN
Borough Of Manhattan, city q New York on
or before the first day OF July next Dated
CYRUS y STRONG. Executor. DIN,
CLARK 4 PHELPS. Attorneys for Executor.
City OF New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
LOPARTNERsHlP NOTICES.
LEWIS 4 1(I(kI

LEWIS n Loo AL.
forming limtsd p0u tu.gship p.- no. -
the statutes OF the state OF New N-... ID,
First. The name or Arm under VS. e.. saa
partnership is 70 be conducted Is lLVIs
sat sq1 shg PF'n,n % h p1Se 81 sf
Borough Of Manhattan, Ia The city, C1-au
A'a ,S STAT Z q, Hem YORK r.u- -, .,..,
ness intended to 10 transacted b. sueh ..-i
aership Is the transso lion OF a sen,r.l '...
ness as merchants Ia the purchusn ans sr.
Ta!Tl-The names OF. ell ,seacra 80
l.trshlp. all OF whom are OF fuu go "a
thett respective places 4 res.ueu,s e.r 81,
llornes f. Lewis, general pa7'rse. ,.'
,s s:;leS At ~ hensinrton Avenue J'.''.
,,G M; II jae L I3os s,nsE4, partn.
0: MHnntttan city ana state Of %e' ...
a, S n9,e r Fsni 'EcG!s' g4.T, H9s
aYrnue, IN the Borough u MenhA,,s'. -
,r, ES9saA ;hr SUM sa'd Of sn T~s f49 b.
c co.I5a in g,oa as'lsl (5sh .s apt
Iiftn,rhe period At wilton t.. .sia e-,'
ne-ship Is TO commence Z. ne I-th e e.
Js,u9t:, isl+, hg, ~ - Janunry H. l'l,
Il the 3Ist day OF December i.l.
Dated. New York. Jaul.ry y. i.lt
MlLLtAM Loo.
state e N,w York, c9i1,V .: N.@ 'iore
me- personally appeared THpMAs Il Lle-S
WILLIAM loose enu SAMUEL I'rr.
persons Described in md wro ry...t,' ~.
foregoing iusiEGH~ut auG ne 80 .-I y
aclnow."dged TO me .""t Ne. rSs-...' n.
sea, NAN snOor. Nc. are p....
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
Court 81 Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY. Feb. 1.-The Court Of Appea Q
calendar for tomorrow is: Nos as aIs
4os, t2l, t22. 42s 425 aad 4s7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
sn0,5Ss 81, ass, S62

Receipts from customs yesterday. sos $40;
from internal revenue, ordinary. 1887 IA; cor
poratiOn tax. sl+.27l. and miscellaneous, sos $40
National bank notes received for redemption
81, 4s<. AS.
The cash statement of the United 81 ates
Treasurer for February 10 shows:
nENnU EI,Nn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana
Traction Company reports for December
1913 gross earnings o: sis6.isa an .ncreas So
OF ti9S07; ne; earnings OF Sss.9i3, u gain
OF s6.l3l, and surplus Of ~. ZIG, an Increase
of s?,ss2 over December. 1912. For III.
twelve months ended December 81, 1918
gross earnings aggregated Sl.s.s. i06. an ex-
pansion OF 3ilg,23l, Net earnings were
S7Ot973. AN increase Of S542j1. and surplus
amounted TO si75.siS. an Increase Of SECS
over the preceding year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12

The Dayton Power and Light Company has
applied TO the ohio Public Utilities Com.
mission for permission to issue $500, go
preferred stock. 20 be sold at not loss thar
30 TIL. proceeds are 20 be used FOR hood
damage repairs, extensions aud improve
ments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12

A company hat been Incorporated by the
du Pont interests with capitalization Of
$500. 900 stock and $500 900 bonds for the
purpose OF constructing AN electric line be
tween Central City, KY. and Greenville and
Central city and Drakesboro The line has
been surveyed and construction IL to begin
In the spring. The same interests will erect
a central generating station on Green River.
near u group OF coal mines and waste coal
will be used FOR fuel The plant Will supply
current for the operation OF the railway.
for lighting neighboring towns and for
operation OF mines within q radius OF ffty
miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12

The growth In electric light and pow ar
business In Iowa 10 shown In reports for the
generating stations rose from 1853 IN 1902
70 223 In 1912. with an output of 67.lSs.6+5
kllOwatt hours or gain OF 81 per cent.
Income of the companies increased from
N,6!S,6ss to st,s4+7ss In the ten yenrs. or
S.2sa,ssa to sso2s.7to an Increase Of i7s
per cent During the decade the total mum
Der OF employees increased SIS per cent and
capacity OF generating stations increased
952 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-THE statement OF
the receipts and pay war; rants OF the Treasury
shows:
Yesterday. This month Fiscal year
Receipte ...... 81 106 243 Sl4 627s7 s4a0 272 9l4
Pay warrants. 24l6, Sl 1s.slt coo Az IA, 4b4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12

90 TO bEkMuDA--ideal Vacation Resor,
DAYS from y. !. Round Trip s25 up. An,
Agent '''
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06

JR VACANT ROOM WILL QUICKLY LOCATE A DESIRABLE +
- TENANT IF LISTED ON THIS PAGE

One Cent q Word Each Insertion.
No Advertisement Less Than is Cents
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06

80 acres. $40 per acre. all plowed and
levsle1 and in crop. small shack. un-
der canal.
400 acres. $4,000. 90 acres alfalfa, living
water on place, all crops, stock. inn
plements and tools, house and other
buildings, IL miles from railroad.
s or 10 acres, all in alfalfa, X. mile
from car line. miles from Boise
$3.50 per acre.
1870 acres, I miles from Sweet. s-room
house. fair outbuildings. we'll and
springs, 86 acres in grain. some al
falfa, orchard, close to open range
trade for smaller tract in Boise
valley.
100 acres, miles from good town
small house, acres alfalfa, $140o;
will trade.
Groom cottage on pavement, bo-foot
lot, $4,000; terms.
c. H. Roberts, 900 Soma Block.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
SET WILSON SMITH.

SET WILSON, SMITH.
New Location 1923 Main st.
zoo Acres.
An improved farm of 200 acres In the
Boise valley, only An miles from ship
ping point on o. s. l. Good buildings.
a paid-up water right. lots of alfalfa.
We offer this. subject to prior sale.
at $50 per acre.
See Us for Real Bargains.
We write Fire Insurance In old,
proven companies. Phone "a. George
w. Smith, Manager. tt