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A GOOD TIME TO BUY PROPERTY

Tue Record. believes that there nassr
vas better time to buy property in
Canon city than right now
Prices are down. There Is no ques-
ton about that
The wise investor buys when prices
are down. Most investors buy when
prices are up. when the boom is on
And they get stuck. Just As thousands
who buy In California this year will
set stuck.
But the wise investor buys WIN
prices are down. The wise investor in
California bought four to seven years
aeo-and sold last year.
The wise investor win buy In Colo
rado this year and next. Colorado Is
coming back.
With the boom OF In California. Col
crado can't help coming back. Thous-
ands OF people viii come West every
year. People win not buy in busted
tcom state. soon after. Thousands OF
people coming West in the next few
years viii stop and buy In Colorado.
Thousands Of people viii come back
from California and buy in Colorado.
Canon City win reap its full share
az prosperity when Colorado comes
back. Things are not on any worse.
not 30 bad. as in many Colorado fruit
sections. In northern Colorado and
western Colorado they are worse than
they ever have been here. They will
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CHURCH CIV lG

One of the funny things about the
age is the Church Giving. II isn't ex-
aotiy a joke. but it's funny. It's abso-
iuteIy ridiculous.
Everybody knows that every church
in this town is hard up. and has a hard
time TO keep up the current expenses.
You have recently seen several big
roundups TO clear the churches Of
debt. for pastors salary and running
expenses.
This town is no exception TO the
General run Of towns. 1t is perhaps
better than most Of them. Florence. for
Instance. has only about one minister
on the Job at the present time. be
cause of the lack of support
Canon City has lot OF good church
going people. II has fine church build.
ings. Most Of them are out OF debit
for the. building.
few people perhaps give iiberalis-
But in the main the church giving Is
a joke.
II the faith OF the Christian people
Of any town were judged by their Civ.
ing. We fear that disinterested party
wouldn't take much stock in such
faith
The trouble Is that most people
place their. church obligations after
all others. II there is anything LEFT
oser-out OF that something is given
to the church.
once upon a time a Canon City
church published list OF all church
subscriptions. showing those pale and
those unpaid. This list was mailed to
every member II was not made Other
wise public But Il raised a storm OF
protests. Sure. There were many who
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GROwInG INTEREST IN
EVAMGeLISTlC MEETINGS

Larger audiences and increasing IN
terest is characteriring the revival
meetings =. the First Baptist church.
Rev. Kelly. the evangelist. is n master
ful speaker and his zeal and earnest
ness as preacher OF the gospel is
doing much for the church and the
community. He is clear and convinc
ing in his logic and his argument car
ries the conviction OF truth to all who
hear IL Tuesday evening two confes
sions of faith in Jesus as the Savior
o. men were made and the desire ex
Pressed by the penitents 10 lead lives
ir aecordac with IN scriptures. This
evening at 1880 O'Clock Rev. Kelly
win speak on Repentance. The pub
lie is cordially invited to be present al
the service.
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OF the knights OF the motor. They
maintain that by using the Pixies Peak
route motorists can drive across Colo
RADIO in a single day. 1t Is expected
the convention viii arrange for dem-
onstratinn proving this contention by
holding a trans-state automobile race
TO be held in June or July. II is sus.
E.sted that such a race start at the
Kansas line and end at the border of
Utah, the route at its highest altitude
touching 10000 feet above sea level.
This afternoon or ,onisht the dele
yates win see stereop,ieon slides
showing various scenes along the pro
posed route.
This is the third annual convention
Of the Lincoln Highway association
of Colorado.
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might quit properly be shy of such
a list
But why not.
Why should the church not adopt
some Of the business methods of the
woridg Yoa can't enjoy the benefits
Of any lodge in town without keeping
your dues paid. And If you get behind
In your dues your name is read OF ie
the lodge or posted on conspicuous
board in the lodge or club room.
II church members paid their church
eHss like they pay their lodge dues.
II smoking church members gave as
much 10 fhe church as they spend sor
cigars and tobacco.
II show-guIng church members gave
as much TO the church as they spend
for the movies and the theatres:
If gz1p-chewing church members
dropped nickel in the plate for every
package OF gum bought:
II society church members wou,I
send around to the church an amour,
equal to the cost OF each card party or
pink tea they gave:
II those good womsn and men who
=.
have no expensive diversions or habits
but few little rsnities would con.
tribute an amount equal to the cost Of
their suDerauous vanity:
In facl. Il Christian people would
give to their church a. II they be-
l'eved In the church. there would be
no dsb<s and no need for more money
and a much greater work could be
done by the church.
The teachings Of the scripture and
OF Jesur Chrisf are rather plain on the
question of church giving. hut that Is
one phase Of these teachings that have
been little emphasized In recent wears
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STUDENT IMvENTS LABOR
SAVING MILKING can
(BY UNITED PREss).

Greeley. Colo. Feb. il.-Adoiph
Miller. student at the state teaehe-s'
college, has applied to the government
for patent on a milk ean so arranged
tia, the milk is strained at the same
time the COW Is milked- This saves
much labor and time
This result is obtained by a combi-
nation cover and Ssrainer so con.
structed that It may be attached to
the ordinary milk pail A removable
funnel. divided by a partition down
the center 10 prevent spattering OF
milk upon the worker. directs the ruid
10 n Circular opening In which 4
screen Is permanently fixed
Miller says the Ereatest merit OF the
invention is the keeping OF dirt out OF
the milk and the ssraining OF the fuii
all Ut the same time
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RESULTS Of BASKET BALL
GAMES TUESDAY NIGHT

In the third OF a series OF games
IN the basket ball tournament at the
Y N c. A. gymnasium Tuesday nlgh,
the South Canon team defeated the
Y team By score OF % to 10 and the
blues defeated the Red team by a
score OF IS to Is. Both games were
exciting from the start and the play.
ers were urged to their utmost en-
deavors by the shouts and encourage
mcnt OF a large crowd OF partissns
and other Interested spectators
The South Canon team now leads
tie league. having won two games
and lost none. The Blue and Student
teams have each won game and lost
one. The Y and Red teams have each
won one game and lost two. The next
rames IN the tournament will be play.
9. at the gymnasium Tuesday evening.
Feb. isth. when the Y's viii play the
Blues and South Canon the studen,
team.
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aixAss D. llezE-x here thaA h lsazt q

@i~At s--<r -<Aer here th4A n AC2< o4
these towns.
We needn't fool ourselves. Canon
City may never be a big ciiy-a big
manufacturing center But Canon City
viii always be a good town II viii be
4 much better town than il nov is. 1t
has the location. the climate. the re
sources 70 make II the most charming
resident city In Colorado. And 1t al
~ays VII be one Of the best small
cities IN the state OF Colorado.
II you think that Colorado Is going
back 20 cactus and sage brush. you
had better sell your property and
shake he Colorado dust from your
feet.
Bot Il YOU have faith in Colorado as
state-In wesetrn America. as fti-
turc empire-you had better put your
idle cash in some property and stay
with il.
In five years you will wonder why
you didn't buy that house YOU 7re in.
OF the lot next TO you. when it could
have been purchased SO cheap
Clip this prophecy and and show !,
to us In ave years. We will be here.
And read the real estate ads some
properties are being advertised nj
less than II cost to build the houses
because they are owned by pon-resi
dents Who don't know conditions. and
have no reason to have faith in the
future.
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GEN. MAUPIn RESIGNS
FROM COMMISSION

General Joseph II. Msupin last Sat
urday rendered TO Governor Ammons
his resignation as n member OF the
beard OF penltentlary and reformatory
commissioners. Of which be has been
chairman for the last ave years. The
RESIGNATION vas prompted solely BY
professional and private reasons and
was the fulnllment Of desire that he
has long cherished. He asked TO be re-
iieved Of the burdens Of the place
once or twice during Governor Shat.
rcth's administration OF state affairs.
bnt at the instance OF the latter con
scented TO remain on the BOARD until
his term of office expired. Shortly az.
ter Governor Ammons was elected
Gen Maupin suggested TO the COVER.
nor that his buEiness Affairs were
such that he could not well held the
Office and again requested that his sue.
eessor be appointed. Nothing. however.
was done in the matter aud Gen. Mau.
rim continued TO BE- a member OF the
board.
= Jesse Harris sf ar~csty. Who rss
associated with Gen Maupin as A
member of the board OF penitentiary
commissioners. resigned on account
q III health last July and It Is un-
derstood that Airs. Grcnfel. the other
member Of the board. will shortly re
rizn for the purpose O; removing to
Fort worth. Texas. where her husband
II engaged In business
In view Of the situation Gen. Mau.
rim rendered his RESIGNATION 50 that by
Its acceptance Governor Ammons
might have an opportunity OF com
rieteiy reorEanlrine the board at a
time when the new warden OF the re-
formatory Mt Buena Vista was just
entering upon his term Of office.
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Mrs. c. s. Pryor to Kentucky.

Mrs c. 3. Pryor left Sunday nigh,
,or her home In Lexington. KY. where
The family are celebrating homecom.
Ing Of members from, Louisiana. G.or
ria. Indiana and Colorado. She will
visit Mr.. Pryor's family IN ST. Louis
Oh The return trip. Mr.. Proyor accom-
ranisd her 10 Pueblo to make son'
lscsing srains shsrs.
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Y. M. C. A.
DIRECTORS
HAD FINE
MEETING

The regular monthly meeting Of ths
Y. n. c. A. directors took place in
the directors room of the nef building
last evening The meeting was an en-
thusiastic one and the men seemed
well pleased with the splendid PRO-
gress the institution is making.
The monthly report showed quite
material increase in the activities
of the institution The physical sec
retary reported eight classes. with i5T
members Sixty sessions were CON
Quoted during January. seren exhibit
tion games have been played
The boys work Is climbing. with
81 enrolled in gymnasium cla$ses.
three Bible classes. with So students
The estimated attendance at the build
ing daily is 10 boys Total attendance
for month. 1900 boys
Two climbs are organized. with .
membership Of 81. More being con
templated-
In the senior department the mems
meetings have numbered 4. with an
attendance OF 200 during the month.
-Four Bible class sessions have been
conducted with $40 present in the two
classes.
The average attendance at the build
ing OF both men and boys is estimated
at 100 per day. Visitors average %
per day. There are ie men in the dor
mitory at the present time
This report was very acceptable Ia
the directorate. They are pleased that
the institution is growing and Let's
Grow Is the slogan Why not.
All Committees Invited.
The Y. NJ. c. A. building is n S,>ea-
cid convenience to any committee de-
string n cory place to meet down town.
The directors desire any group OF
men, representing religious or secular
organizations. to use freely the com
mittee rooms OF the institution. The
building is for public use. The public
created IT, II stands as a monumen;
to public enterprise and faith in Cod.
Use Il even more in the future than i
has been in the past
The ministers use 1t. the postoffce
force enjoyed it, the horticulturalists
were happy guests. the high schools
MIKE it down town headquarters. the
railroad meeting was accommodated
here There is great opportunity for
others Drop around with your com
nitiees- Come by yourself. You don't
need any excuse. come. Yes. come.
Day or night You are welcome.
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MISS SHORT GIVES
INTERESTING TALK TO
PAnENTS ANU TEACHERS

Miss Ella Short. who is employed in
the public schools in the capacity OF
trained nurse to look after the gea-
eral health of the school children.
read a most interesting and instruct
i've paper before the Canon City Pa
rents-Teachers association recently.
bearing on her work in the Canon City
schools.
For the benefit OF our readers we
publish the following extracts from
Miss Shorts paper:
Educators and those interested in
child welfare are everywhere awaken
ing TO the need of the physical care OF
school children. Laws are made in 4
number OF states requiring the physical
examination Of school children and
proper medical treatment for those
who can be helped thereby. 1t is
wastefui to the state and inhumane to
the child 10 have his progress in school
blocked because he has some re-
movable defect that prevents his do
ing proper work.
Consequently the larger cities are
employing medical inspectors and
trained nurses TO care for this part
Of the work. In 1911. so far as re
rorted. l.4l5 physicians and as
nurses we're employed
Our Canon City schools are. in re-
spect to caring for the physical needs
Of its children. far in advance Of any
school in the state. with the exception
o. the Denver schools
We have adjustable seats. book
rests. drinking fountains. liquid soap.
individual towels. oiled dust cloths.
oiled floors. use sweeping compound.
have proper Fairgrounds under con
slant supervision. physical education
under n trained instructor and physlc-
Al examination Of the children. and
al doe 10 The fact that Canon. City Is
fortunate enough 10 have a ~ide-awaIze
school board and school superinfend-
ent.
The following are a few statistics
taken this year:
During the month OF October zoo
children were examined. AZ We're
found TO be normal. III with defective
syesight. ~ with defective hearing.
40 with defective breathing. 1o7 with
other defects and sss with one or
more defects.
During November thirty-slx visits
TO homes were made. 80 phone calls.
4s talks on hygiene given. s7e pupils
rad their teeth examined and s. were
found to have one or more permanent
teeth decayed.
Every child properly cared for
means fewer doctor bills every year
OF that child's life. and a tooth fiied
ai the proper time means no expen-
sive crowns. bridges and plates later
on. and also does away with a lot OF
needless sickness and suffering;
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Bible Study Luncheon Tonight.

The Y. NJ. c. a. Bible study lunch
con win take place at s:is this even.
ing. All men invited. Two splendid
classes. sixty-thrce men were present
last Wednesday evening An through
at 7:eo,
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spent Sunday In FIorsnes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ramsay were
visitors in Florence over Sunday.
where they suent the day as guests
OF the formers' parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
Robsst A. Ramsay.
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election TO determine whether tax
pa within the district favor bond
IS Historic, -nmmittee to define
T. 'afsoI R,,y --sed Of

nfdg "
Messrs. BEN aa
and Jas. II. Peabody. L. tee
oa signatures consists OF Messrs. Rich
ard Houle. A. H. Davis. David l.. Rob.
ison. Kent L. FIdred and r. ]. Knight.
Petitions are being circulated today
and large number of sisners to them
have been secured.
The viaduet proposition seems 10
have many friends in the west part OF
town and there appears to be no doubt
that n strong petition VIII be present.
ed to the city council urging it to call
a special election of the property own
srs within the district.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WESCOTT,
1907 Pa. ave-

1902 vt Nv, 12r. 3b II. go
1907 18th. Tor. h, amii5. 90
s1O7 n. 11r. b. 1850
1907 8. Tor, b, hwh. 81. ~
9O8 23d, Tor, b, ami. 3D. 30
214s F, Or. b, ami. 35. so
2O20 n. 1Or,b.ami 80 IS
2421 Pa av. 8r, b. 80. so
221S VI, 8r, b. lat. $3.50
1884 F. sr. b. lat. $3.50
500 B Sc. Tor, b. 300
210s Eye. Tor. b. lat. 80. 80
1904 o, Orb. hwh. Is. 50
1888 U, 7r. b. lat. $50
2134 Eye. sr,b.lat. 26. 80
2433 K, 7r. b. 20. so
1925 Eye. Or. b,lat.D.5 so
1924 Gamb'ge. 81, b. 20. 80
1921 Both, 7r,w,g.lat1s.@
1924 d sw, Or. b. 1880
1904 L, Or, b......1S.0
22O9 Eye. 7r. W. 1850
25OS Eye. Or. w,gas. 1888
1924 c sw, ar, w..15.6O
231O Eye, 7r. w...13.50
512 sd. Or, ". .13.C0
1889 32d. Or. ". 1900
24O9 F. Or. Will so
APARTMENTS.
The Carlisle, 1918 ".
$28. so to $3.50.
958 F sw. "a. 4r,b. 1880
2441 Eye,sto, Or. w,g$5. 90
1927 9th. 1r. ", g.9.0O
9O7 25th. 1r, ", g.17.0
2600 Pa av, store, 81,
", & ...........15.W
For comnlete list
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va 4AAN I'D. r cav
DWELLINGS
OILS 9Th NV, 14r,b. 80. 90 (
GOO Harm NV, 10, b50.cO
2002 18th nw.9r, 2b. 42.50
1912 X NV. Tor. b. 40. go
1908 r I av nw.11rb40.JO
1929 NJ av NV. Or, b35 so.
2i11 18th NV. 10r. 800
654 L NV. 11r. b. $3.50
S14 NJ av nw.9r,b. 81. 90
3U2 II NV. ar. b. 81. 30
14l2 9Th NV. Tor. b.22 80
I'LL 18th NV. 12r, b. 80. so
l701 NJ av NV. Sr, b30 20
106 Ind av nw,9r, b. %. 90
1414 Col st nw.Sr, b27. 80
312 r NV, Or. h. .26.5
DWELLINGS.
904 F. Cap. Or. b.. AS so
637 f Cap. 11r,b. 40. 65
657 G ne. Or. b. 1880
S1S f Cap, ar. b. $500
3Os Mass av ne 6. b. IS. ID
1921 10th ne, Or, b.23.0
DWELLINGS. SOUTHEk
EOS Sth sw. Sr, b. 20. sOl
1922 Water sw,6r, b19.30I
1905 D Sc, Or, b. $500
11oS 9Th SO ar h Is so
APARTMENTS
Lafayette apt.5r, b 5000
2011 14th NV, Or, Oh. Is. 90
o01 Mass av nw.7.b@.o0
206 d NV, Ar, b. ..2.b0
1903 K NV. 5r, b. ..2l.5O
317 r. Sr. b. 80
BUSINESS !
Stumph bldg, west ..o
500 It'll NV. entire
building ...... 1000
1879 7th nw......13.W
1918 eth NV. $500
loU6 Ih. $40. u. o. lO-Uy
2o11 18th nv.sr.b. Loo
COLORED
1907 Cor nw,11r.b .5. so
q4S S NV. Or, b.. .30.50l
1891 9th NV. 2&3fls. 80. 10
1926 9Th NV, 7r, b. .oOl
1881 9Th NV, Or, b. d. so
1917 5th NV, Or, BIZ. so
463 Mo av nw,11r,b2 so
25OS 14th NV Or. b. .23.5Oi
424 Fla av nw,7r.b.22.5O
1919 9th NV, .7r,b. 20. so
rs Girard, Or, b. POS
739 4th NV. 7r,w...2O.5O
1919 18th NV. Or, b. 20. so
sos 22d NV. 6r. b. .20."U
421 Oakdale. Or, b. 1880
1923 18th NV, Or. 10. 90
100 Harvard, Orb. 1S-50l
637 \ NV. Or, ". Is. 10
We have a number OF ga
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LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSES AND APART
MENTs WITH OUR OFFICE. We have had
extraordinary success this fall in renting the
much so that we are now compelled to ask for
other properties to supply the demand we
ERTY II you but give the opportunity. We
do not believe firm in the city has equaled
our record of renting this season every apart
We remit all rents the very day collected.
and ma mage the properties intrusted to us in
a manner most advantageous to owners.
MOORE HILL, Inc. 1902 Il st. NV.
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COI4ORED FLATS.
2219 e, br. b. 1880
506 23d. "a, Or. b. 1850
sos sd. ID, 5r. b. 1850
COLORED.
1874 F. sr, b. lat. 80. 50
1886 18th, er.b,lat.2 so
922 Gath. 8r, b. ..2. so
2o31 L. u. b. at.2.M
2003 X. T,h, lat. ..23.5O
1906 9th. 7r.b, lat 20. so
has 23d. 4r,w.sta..1S.s0
PIT H. IT, w.....1s.50
1716 P. 5r, ". eel. 1880
COG Acker, Or, b.. 1880
1899 Goth. Or. ". .17.50
821 N Fl av. Or. b. .16.0
zoos K, Or, w.....16.S0
1852 21st, Or, w...15.5O
1914 Goth, Ar, ". ..15.50
1000 22d, Or. w...15.50
1856 ODD, br.w,g,lat.15.50
SOB 23d. 5r, w-...15.50
2435 Eye, Or. ". 1880
512 oath. Or. w....14.O
2222 Va AZ, 5r. w..14.O
937 28th, Or. w....13.50
b12 23d, 6r. w.....13.00
SS4 Gath, 5r, w....12.50
S23 23d, Or. w....12.50
go 18th, 4r. w....12.0
AZ 18th, br. ". ..12.50
914 9th, Or, w...12.5O
2410 Va Az. 5r, w.12.5O
2O17 y Y av, 6r.w.l1.6O
/ Chase ct. 6r.w, cel.10.O
719 23d. 6r. w....10.5O
phone Main 1919.
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1794L'rnw, 1Or. 2b$5O. 90
1903 F'tnw. 10r. 2h50. 90
1904 Wyo NV. Or. b45.0
211O 18th nw,9r, b. $3.50
2O4 Ind av.9r, b.. 1916
212 Ind AVER b.. 81 90
JAS. ". YORK & son,
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RARE CHANCE To RENT AT LOW FIGURE.
8 RMS. AND BATH RESIDENCES BEDROOMS.
IN FIRST CLASS FASHIONABLE LOCATION.
1902 18th ST. NV.
This house has just been painted inside and
outside: every roem halls and closets scraped
and artistically redecorated; the plumbing,
heating and gas fixtures put In order.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1921 ST.
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7. 400 H ST. NV.
457 NJ NV. 10r. b. ..35. IS
2502 Wis av.sr, b. .3. 65
427 9Th ne. Or, b. Ia. 50
627 E ne, 6r, b. $3.50
1882 9th nv, Or. b. 80. so
3O3 14th NV Or, b. 80. TO
81 N Y av NV, 7r. b. 80. so
1928 9th NV. Or. b. $3.50
so n Y av ne, Or, rs. 80
l411 Ames ne. Or. b25.50
500 r / av nv, Or, b.21. 80
237 18th w,9r, b. 1880
635 10th ne, 4r..... 500
MENTs.
Mohawk, 5r. b. .3S. 50
st. Clair, Or. b. 1890
Darlington. 5r, b. IS. 90
Leonard. 5r. b. SOON
20 Todd pl ne, 5r. 1880
912 F NV. Sd. 8r. 1900
154s n J av, Or, b.14.5O
1907 H ne. Ar, b. 400
1912 Rosie ne. 4r. blS.0O
PROPERTY.
1900 18th Sc. rs
1902 18th sc. 1880
206 7th sW. 20 90
TENANTS.
1928 Kirby, Or, b..1s.m
IS Defrees, Or. ....15.3
200 C Sc. Or. 80
235 Oakdale. Or, b. 1850
21S O Sc, Ar. .11.75
.GEs.
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4s R ne, sr. b.......8 0.50
315 18th sw. Tor. ..20.O0
40 9th sw, Or. col. $500
COS list sw Ar. stO. .1o.55
5-r cot, 4r ground. 1880
Nice 6-r house, COL ESQ
,O4 G st. NV, ID d. y
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED (Continued).
JAMES F. SHEA e4s LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
QWEIIINGS NQBCHMHST.

DWELLINGS
1917 G NV. 1Ir, n. $3.50
zoos R ! Az. 11r,2b42.0
IA S NV. sr. b. $3.50
SOB o NV. Tor, b. .35 so
$40 I'd NV, Tor. b.30.50
1851 W nv. Sr. b.30.50
IS Q NV, Tor. h. 1880
al T NV, sr. b. .2S 50
1915 18th NV, Or, b,
garage In rear. ct. 50
DWELLINGS
EOS O ne, 12r. b. 40. 90
606 E Cap ne, sr.b.35.O
1925 Ames p1 ne, G, b25. so
1887 H ne, Sr. b. .2O.O
1902 Eye ne. 7r, b.2O.5O
sos II ne, 6r. b. .2O.5O
DWELLINGS
SIS 11th Sc. Sr. b. 20. 80
sos E Sc, Or, b. 1850
1872 E Sc. 6r, b. 1850
$40 eth Sc. Or. b. .17.0
1876 Heckn &c. Or. b.16 so
9O1 10th Sc, 6r.w. 1850
14S Heck'n Sc. g., b.15.5O
DWELLINGS
ST. 9Th sw, Or, b. 80. s.
1872 Md av sw, Tor, b23.50
PIG Lin pl sw, Or. b. %. so
1905 O sw, Or. b. ..20.J0
10 7th sw, Tor. b.@.O
1882 Md av sw, 6r, b. 1880
4s9 E sw, 7r. ". 1850
AT I sw, Or. b. ...16.O
20015 AZ sw.5r,b.15.50
TWO-FAMT
1871 LIST NV. Or, b.22.50I
313 R NV, Or, b. 81. so
1888 Mass av se,5.b19.50
$40 Morris ne. Or, .1s.5C
BUSINESS
634 Pa av NV. $50. 90
4O3 9th NV, storeroom.
I'd floor ........ So. 90
1872 1ith sw. sto&dw6O 90
sol H NV. store. 5000
1886 9th nw.sto&dw50.00
300 18th NV. sto. 5000
1901 Az sw,sr&1Or.36. 90
1901 S NV, st&dw. IS. Is
COIORED
"a G sw. 12r. 2b. 81. 5a'
1920 18th nw,9r.w.2-50
1927 18th nv. Sr. b. $3.50
1923 18th NV. Sr, b. 25.SO
1928 G sw. Sr, b. ...22.60
1913 4th NV, 7r, b. 21.50
los D ne, Or. b. 20. so
Sc1 Del av sw, Or, b. 1850
1926 ] NV. Or. W. 1850
1914 Both NV. 6r.w. 1850
125 l. NV. 5r. W. .17.50
1912 Both pw.5r.w.16.aO
443 I'd sw, Or, b. ..16.0O
1916 Vt av nw,6-,w15.50I
632 B Sc. Or. W. 1850
go E sw, Or. W. 1880
2212 Va av nw,5.w15.3O
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