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TERRITORY or HAWAII. 81 Lam

COURT. rN0. 3z2. a.
Territory OF Hawaii to H. p. r,
|GLADE: ROBERT B. BOOTH; MARY
|ANN KALOAMAIKA1; TERRITORY
Tor HAWAII, by /. M. Stainback, At
torney General, and Joshua D. Tuck.
Ter, COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
LANDS; CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU. by John c. Lane, Mayor
land President Of the Board of Super.
Wilson's; SARAH ANN BOOTH: EMMA
/ KATHERINE BOOTH; WILLIAM
|B00TH: and to ALL whom it may
|concern
Whereas, petition has been pre-.
scented to said Court by HENRY ERN.
lest COOPER to register and confirm
||his tltle n the MISUNDERSTANDING
land
Land ii Manoa, Honolulu Oahu,
comprising land deed By Estate of
Kamehameha III to ]. Booth, April 4.
1856, and portions of Grant z56 TO r.
Armstrong, Grant 1922 70 T. Tute, and
Grant 63S to Haalilio, bounded and
described as follows;
/ Beginning on the east side OF Oahu
avenue, at a 21k-inch pipe bearing by
true azimutll 21se 10 ana distant
1911 feet from street monument at
the intersection Of Oahu Avenue and
East Manoa road, the coordinates of
said monument referred to Punchbowl
Trig. Station being south 1864 feet
and east 11,2s1.5 feet. and running by
true azimuth:
j. aIss So 1856 feet, along Oahu
avenue;
.. 500 o. 1872 feet. along outside
edge Of stone wall;
g.. 257o a. z7zo feet. along same;
I. S47e A. 2740 feet, to point at In
tersection OF stone walls;
s. 357e To- 1911 feet to corner Of
stone wall:
s. 60s % 234.0 feet along Grant
643 to C. Kanaina and L. c. A. 1918.
Ap. /, to Kamahiai, to cross cut on
rock;
I. So os, 1888 feet. along fence to-
intersection Of stone walls at east
corner Of Land Court Petition No
159.
s. 1899 So $40 feet. along stone
wall along Land Court Petition No.
l5s;
: 9. $50 IL 6l8 feet along same:
10. 1867 IS, 1859 feet, along Lots q
and 30 Of Puupneo Tract to q "a.
inch pipe, lat 20 feet passing over a
similar pipel;
IL. 216S So 5000 feet along Lots 93,l
"a and Is Of Puupueo Tract to ~
inch pipe;
70 1862 SIS, 1900 feet along Lot.25 Of
Puupueo Tract to the initial point,
and containing an area of '4.67 acres,
q little more or less.
You are hereby cited to appear at
the Land Court, to be held at the City
and County of Honolulu on the 10th,
day Of March. A. D. 1915, at 3 o'clock,
in the afternoon, to show cause II any
you have, why the prayer OF said pc
tition should not be granted. And un.
less you appear at said Court at the
time and place aforesaid yoHr default
viii be recorded, and the said petition
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will be taken as confessed, and you
win be forever barred from contestfng
said petition or any decree entered
thereon.
Witness the Honorable William L.
Whitney, Judge of said Court, this 9th
day of February. in the year nineteen
hundred and fifteen.
Attest with seal of said Court:
(SeaD JOHN MARCALLINO, !.
49,. .ass,5ss - Registrar.
6oS3-Feb. 9, 16, %, Mar. 2.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Kauai Fruit. and Land Company, La

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders oi
Kauai Fruit. and Land Company, Linn.
tied. win be held at the office of the
company Stangenwald building, Homo.
lulu. T. H., on Monday, tie Sth day OF
March, 1915, at 2 o'clock pm. 3d.
r.. ----- JOHN GUILD,
-. Secretary.
H0Hslaln. February %, 1915.
609S-Feb. &c to Mar Z inc,
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DANCE At ILL ltl)KALANI
SCHOOL MARCH S

The Mothers club OF. Kaimuki wifi
give an entertainment and dance In.
the assembly han Of the Liliuokalani
school on March 5, at 5 o'clock. Ad.
mission % cents. Entertainment is
for the benefit Of the milk fund of
this organization adv
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Philadelphia will have large squad
OF detectives to stand guard at all
railroad stations to keep crooks from
the city.
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BY AUTHORITY.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII. oFFIdt

of the Secretary.
This is to certify that the attached
is a true and correct copy Of the
decree of change of name of Joseph
Pawelee to Joseph State Paweleck. the
original Of which Is on fife in the gov
errors office.
In testimony whereof the Secretary
of Hawaii has hereunto subscribed
his name and caused the Great Seal of
the Territory to be affixed.
Done in Honolulu, this 25fk day Of
February. A. d 1916.
(Seal.)
WADE WARREN THAYER.
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The American Sumatra Tobacco Co.
took over the business of A. COIN &
Company. D. n e
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ELECTION or OFFICERS.
Wahiawa Water Company, Limited


4. At the annpal nesting Of the share
holders 81 the Waliiawa Water Com
pany, LINKED, held In Honolulu, on
Friday, FebtuaYy rs, 1915, the follow.
ing directors were elected to serve
for the ensuing year:
E. D. Tenney, w w. Goodale, T. II.
Petrie, C. H. Atherton, C. H. Cooke;
and, at subsequent meeting of said
directors, held on the same date. the
following officers were appointed to
serve for the same period:
E. d. Tenney President.
w. w. Goodale. Vice-P President.
T. III. Petrie. =. Secretary.
G.. III. Anterior. Treasurer.
A. s. Guild Auditor.
T. H PETRIE,
Secretary, Wahiawa Water Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Mach l, 1915.
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ELECTION Or OFFICERS.
eva Plantation Company.

Atlthe annual meeting Of the share.
holders OF the Eva Plantation Com
pany held in Honolulu, on Thursday,
February Is, 1915, the following di.
rectors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
e. d. Tenney, T. H. Petrie, w. L.
Hopper, ]. j. Garden. C. H. Cooke, C.
H. Anterior, G. p. Castle. and, at a
subsequent meeting Of said directors
held on the same date, the following
officers were appointed to serve for
the same period: =
!. e. D. Tenney. ....... President
C. II. Cooke $50. .Vice-President.
i. n. Petrie. Secretary.
G. II. Atherton. Treasurer.
T. r. Robinson Auditor.
T. H. PETRIE. =
f.. Secretary, Eva Plantation Co.
Honoldlp, Hawaii, March 1, 1915.
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ELEcrIoN OF oFFIcEks.
w.I.IOs As,IsuIturaI Company. ga.

At the annual meeting Of the share
holders OF the Waialua Agricultural
Company, Limited, held In Honelulu
on Friday. February 26, 1915, the fol
lowing directors were elected to serve
for the ensuing year:
E. d. Tenney. T. H. Petrie, w. Z
Hopper, ]. D. McInerny, C. H. Cooke,
C. H. Anterior, J. A. McCandless; and,
at a subsequent meeting Of said di.
rectors, held on the same date, the
following officers we're appointed to
serve for the same period: +:
E. d. Tenney. President.
C. H. Cooke -. .Vfce-President.
8 T. H. Petrie. !. Secretary.
C. H. Atlerton. = Treasurer.
T. r. Robinson /. s. -. s. Z. Auditor.
T. III. PETRIE,
Secretary, Waialua Agricultural CO.,
Honolulo, Hawaii, March 1. 1915.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-05
DOGS MUST BE MUZZLED
SAYS GRIFFITHs

!, Caldwell, Idaho. March 3. 1915
Editor Caldwell Tribune, .
Caldwell, Idaho.
Dear Sir:
WIN you please publish as = m,ttor
OF news the following: -" ''o'
lhere seems to be some doub, :,
some localities as to the cnforcemon -
oI me rule OF the Board of Hahn
requiring all dogs TO be muz,Ied Il
ms rule of the board of health h,s
an the force and effect of law a ,"I
.ne penalty for a violation thereof f'i ~
NOT to exceed $4,000, or six n (T -
IN Jail, or both. 90 '''o'''hs
have information from v,rio,,
paris pa OF the county of the ex;stence
" " f Ses among the dogs and covotes
OF Canyon county. This en5o: yotes
81 G' i, 1"ly me person, but the animals
!; - al, d, cl'lzens OF the county, and -
- my intention to enforce tb;s I a..
iisluIy until the disease is tborono t'W
s stamped out. 1t is also the dntS ~
n mo,y cl!lzen to assist in the enforco
,hc, OF this law, thereby sa";,a
themselves unnecessary tro,hi n"V'ng
observing the law and rco,,es UGo.e by
''S''ors to do the same > '"'''
very respectfully
II. A. GRIFFITHS
Prosecuting Attorney,
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The masquerade ball at Hampson's
last Saturday night was well attend
ed and good time was had.
Mr.. M. S. Greeley arrived home
Sunday from Wisconsin, where he had
been for some time.
Harry Maus called at Rowlands
last Thursday.
Last Wednesday evening a surprise
dance was given at George Smiths.
Everyone enjoyed good time.
Messrs. Clyde Rowland and George
Judd and Misses Bessie and Jessie
Rowland attended the reception given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hills
at the Caldwell High School last
Wednesday evening.
John Barnes is helping George
Smith put in his grain.
George Judd was sick the first Of
the week.
Mr.. Ben Murray has traded his
place in this ,neighborhood for ranch
near Weiser.
Mr.. Sherburg has been hauling hay
for Miss Brown.
Mr.. John Smith has built him a
buggy shed lately.
Mr.. Doolittle called at Rowland's
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauderbach, Mrs.
n ampson's brother-in-la of Meri-
dian, spent Saturday night with her.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Dan Brown and family are moving
onto the Pratt farm, below town.
Among those who attended the
show in Nampa Monday night were
Walter Rutledge and Miss Faye
Burns.
The. Socialist party held a business
meeting at the Clint Allen home on
Sunday afternoon
J. w. Penney organizer for the
Court of Honor, left Thursday for
Twin Falls, to work in the interest
OF the lodge.
5. d. Allen and wife have moved
into A. ID. Sullivan's home.
The Rcbekah lodge will give ser
les Of teas during the summer months
similar to the teas given by them last
year.
Mrs. w. H. Rhodenbaugh enter
tanned the Ladies Aid of the Method
ist church at a tea at her home last
week, A very pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed by all present.
+. K. Hartley was a business visi-
tor in Caldwell Tuesday.
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Jack Doyle. 81; Star Pool Hail. SOC;
caldwell Commercial Bank, Soc;
Western National Bank, Soc; Frank
Bowen, 81; Idaho Implement 4 Grain
Co.; 81; Messrs. Bayless and Keister
each $l.25; Messrs. Frank Dempke
and Kramer, Soc each.
The following firms contributed
men from one to three each: Ralph
Cakes, Idaho Implement q Grain Co..
Coffee House, Commercial Bank
Boyes Hardware Co., Vanhyning &
Co., John G. Flynn, Ackley's Market
Botkin-H Harmon Drug Co., Sam Judd
Miller & Atchison, McNair's shoe
store; Frank Weaver, Caldwell Lum
Der Co.. Peckham-Case Co., Caldwell
forwarding Co, Saratoga Stationery
Store, First National Bank, Kyee Art
agoa, MaXey & Schnabel, +. H. Bowen
Fred Hartenbower, Wyckoffs Drug
store The Colonial, J. D. Kelleher &
90, Doan Mercantile Co., R. II. Nc
Sonoughey, I. F. Buckner, Sutton &
McArtor, Joe Kahn, NJ. Alexander
Hay & Boone, A. |. Myers @, "
badley, Farmers Cooperative. West
colt Trans, Huree Theatre. The Cid
Wen lrbune. The Caldwell News, +,
NJ; Nlchol, Fisk Reality Co.
no mention of the drive could be
complete without some reference to
me most excellent outdoor dinner co
any and satisfyingly served bv The
ldGies OF Peaceful Valley, and lone
VIII the beneiciaries remember and
REFER 10 1t even at the risk of makina
their respective wives Jealous
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JURORS ACQUIT MAN UP
FOR BURGLARY
Verdict Freeing James Burke Sur
prises Court Attendants.

James Burke, first prisoner before
the district court, was acquitted on
the charge of burglary by verdict of
the jury returned at $50 Monday
evening. Burke is the man who was
found in cellar of the Dorman ranch
residence with skeleton key, revol-
yer, lantern and empty purse in his
possession.
The defense tended to show that
burke had entered the cellar merely
70 get out OF the cold and had done
no thieving. His acquittal came after
an hours deliberation by the iurv
Jurors who served in the case were.
William Corduck, George NJ. Fenricb
W. Hartman, J. Carl Baldridge. A.
~. Steele, Edgar Dilley, Louis V
stafford, Charles Borden, B. F. Ack-
efrman, } n. M. Edwards. Frank n
Luse and Lef~Young.
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LAKE VIEW-PEACEFUL
VALLEY RABBIT DRIVE

Wednesday, March 3rd saw the best
attended rabbit drive of the season,
One hundred men from Caldwell
Joined forces with the ranchers of
Peaceful Valley and Lake View and
under the able leadership of Captain
Bayless and Lieutenant Houston, &C
companied the slaughter of at least
one thousand destructive bunnies The
drive before dinner was in the brakes
and highlands overlooking Peaceful
Valley and ended up near the II. C
Godfrey home There the ladies Of
the valley had prepared most bount.
eouS dinner, comprising Boston Bak-
cd Beans, chicken sandwiches. cakes
pies, pickles and hot coffee. The
ladies responsible for this repast are
Mrs. Ed. Dolbow, Mrs. A. G. Keister
Mrs. VIM. Kollenborn, Mrs, Archie
Ih>olle,nboTn, Mrs. J. f. Bayless. Mrs.
Harold Godfrey, Miss Fern ZONES
Mss Nellie Carpenter, Mrs. August
Dempke tnee- II ershey), Mrs. La
cSomot. Mrs. F.. c. Kendall and Mrs
Mccall. Covers were laid for $50 men
and the plates were licked clean.
After this pleasing recc2tion the
hunters ranged the Lake View dis.
trict, the lake, and from there to the
lower embankment, where teams we're
IN waiting to convey the tired. but
happy hunters to their special car at
the Pavilion. 81
The people of Peaceful Valley in
SYST upon an opportunity to express
some OF their appreciation of the fine
spI!lt OF neighboGr,liness and the highly
satisfactory results ACCOMPLISHED nv
the business men of Caldwell and ali
Others who participated in the Rah.
bit Drive Wednesday. Particularly do
the merchants who so freely contribn.
ted money provisions and men to the
required amount to insure success de-
serve special mention.
Cash contributions were received
rom Vanhyning & Co, $3.50; Boone
K Hay, $3.50; Cupples Bros, SI75.
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LAKE LOWELL \
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Don y Sprang was out from Cald-
wei Saturday evening and together
with her sisters, Lulu, Edith, and Bur
nee, attended the program at the
Methodist church at Appleton.
Inc Lake Lowell school attend
ance this month was ninety-six and
iour-tenths per cent perfect. Those
neither absent nor tardy were: Chlora
Belle Adams, Eta. Almeda, and Addie
GlDEenS, Vivian Leitritz, Lula and
Burnce Srrang, Mayme and Cleo
w alls, Louise and Ethel WRIGHT
Ava Gragg, Merle HURT, Cleo peter
and Maxwell Wright.
IhoSe earning the three-month GER
tlncateS were Chlora Belle Adams
VIVIAN Leitritz, Burnice Sprang
Louise Wright, Alva Graeg Mrri"
Walls. '''o anu Nieo
Those perfect in attendance for the
Term are Chlora Belle Adams, Vivian
Leltritz' Burnice Sprang, Louise
wright, Alva Gragg, Merle HURT and
The Sprang family spent Sunday p,
me Shelp home on Deer Flat
Miss Esther Gregory spent the
week end visiting near Star with
Mrs. Claud Frost WIN
Mrs, Leitritz entertained the Ceesv
family last Sunday.
EAta Gibbons was pues, =, IL.
'P Pa nome over Friday night.
ne Griffith baby is still slowly i'm
proving. ''' sunny MI
Mr. l. L
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Mrs. Grieve, OF Twin Falls, is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs, w. A. Douglass
The Misses Hattie Schooner and
Hettie Newman spent Sunday At Miss
Olivia Meador's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Martin of Viii
der, visited at Chas. Martins last
Monday.
Mrs. Crook of Deer Flat, has NOV
ed on to the Converse place.
Ellis Meador and Ely Edlefson
went with the Boy Scouts to Lake
Lowell, Saturday.
Sunday. ''''''p'
Miss Bean came from Boise last
Monday.
Mr.. Edlefson returned from Cali.
iiornia Saturday and went to Boise on
Monday.
We are glad to say that Miss Edna
Neough who has been quite sick is
at present little better.
Alr. a. f. Stone was a business cal.
Ter IN the neighborhood Saturday.
John Clemens was a Sunday dinner
guest Il Rev. Varney's.
! he Home Culture club met with
Mrs. Smith last Thursday. A ycrv
NICE time, as we'll as good meeting
was enjoyed by all present The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs, Baum. 'e u
Several of the young people of the
u. n,e!Shp0rhood' attended the debate at
inc college last Friday evening.
, Mr.. Runciman made trip across
Snake River Tuesday. - VS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ragsdale who
nave been visiting Mrs. Ragsdale's
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. / O
Baum, left the first Of the week for
their home in Pocatcllo. ~
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The young ladies art club will meet
with Mrs, Dean Height Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Vogt and daugh-
ter, Flossie, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Van
derwilt, lvah Douglass, Grace Dot
son and Mrs. Wheeler, were enter
tanned at the Vanderbilt home Sun
day.
Herman Vogt had the misfortune
OF spraining his wrist last week but
he is much better.
The ball game held at the Deer Flat
school grounds Friday between Sun.
ny Slope and Deer Flat. The game
was won IA to p in Sunny Slopes
favor.
The w. c. T. u. ladies will give a
public meeting at the Christian church
IN Huston Tuesday evening, March
9th, and a program will follow
Everybody is invited to attend the
meeting and program.
Quite few from this vicinity at
tended the sale in Caldwell last Mon
dav.
Mr. Mongner left Friday for Cali
tornla. where he will visit with friends
for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and family
spent Sunday with friends at Fargo.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Root spent Sun
Gay with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and
Tom Hitson and family have moved
INTO the Bradshaw place recently va
Gated ky Mr.. Rowen and family.
Mrs: Dean Height spent the week
end with her parents in Caldwell.
Mr.. Chas, Smith, Frank Fisher and
albert Darling held church at Central
Cove Sunday evening.
-, Don't forget to attend the sale at
Chas. Vogt's, March 5th.
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! Mrs. Grieve from Twin Falls, is
here visiting her two daughters, Pearl
and Nora, who are attending school
at the Academy. She came in time
to attend the quarterly meeting.
NJ c. Hinshaws visited at T. l..
Williams last Sunday.
The w. c. T. u. held its regular
meeting with Mrs. Faw, Wednesday
afternoon OF this week.
A number of ladies met at |. ].
Beal's last Tuesday afternoon to
practice a dialogue for the memorial
service of Francis Willard to be given
at NJ c. Hinshaw's next Friday even
ing. :,
The Tucker families are moving
this week
Little Stanley Woodward is making
his home with Wade Tucker this year
Mrs. perisho not being able physically
to care for him this year. Mr.. Wood
ward and Stanley have been in Iowa
visiting all winter.
The band boys will practice twice
every week on Fridays and Saturday
evenings. Will Binford has been Sc
cured as band master.
Earl Antrim has recently purchased
clarionet and joined the Greenleaf
Concert Band.
\ blind man from Boise attended
quarterly meeting and stayed in the
neighborhood for a few daSs tuning
pianos
The Academy students and faculty
pleasantly surprised Professor Rob
erts last Monday after school. They
presented him with large cake, about
Is or 20 inches in diameter, decorated
with candles
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At the Methodist church, Friday
night, March 5th. The Life of Our
Savior will be given in steroptican
views. Admission: Adults 25c, child
rem, l5c.
Miss Hazel Keil of the Albion State
Normal is spending a few days with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. r. w.
Kingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis l.. Tucker and
family were greatly surprised Friday
night, when a number of their neigh
bors and friends came in on them. Re-
freshments were served and an en-
joyable evening was spent. Mr.. Tue
ker and family will leave shortly for
Sweet, where they will make their flu
ture home.
Miss Jessie McCluskey has leased
her ranch to Mr.. Manning and fam
lily, of Sunny Slope.
Don't forget the entertainment and
oyster supper to be given by the
Farmers Society of Equity, at the
school house, Saturday night, March
9th. Profs. Ireland and Center will
give interesting talks and the prize
will be awarded for the winning name
which is to be the new name for our
valley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Sims drove
over from Fargo to visit the brides
parents Tuesday night and the crowd
OF young people were again baffled in
their attempts to chivariri them, as
they slipped away unnoticed, but will
be remembered on their next visit.
Z. {. Tobias made business trip
to kuna last Wednesday.
A number of farmers have their
ground ready for seeding
Harry AmeSbury is visiting his fam
lily in Caldwell.
Mrs. K. w. Kingston and son, Law
rance, visited Mrs. Amesbury- and
family in Caldwell last week.
The class of Bible study at the
Presbyterian Sunday school will be
held at Mrs. L. F.. Smiths home. on
Wednesday night,
Mrs. Betsold and children of Baker
City, have arrived with their house
hold goods, and will move into their
Jew home which they purchased of
DR.. L. E. Montgomery last fall.
Carol Mulch of Lake View visited
With Wlnifred Stilwell and Lena Hold
Sinson Saturday.
w. H. McCluskey and Miss Bessie.
llso Mrs. r. w. Kingston and son,
.awrance, attended the debate at the
College OF Idaho, Friday night.
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them at the corner OF 18th and CIeve-
land' Z lots, on grade. sidewalk and
sewer in and paid. "''u
~ acres all under cultivation. with
buildings, fences and all improvement
IN IN good order, Pioneer water, rricc
SZ,ooO on convenient terms.
zOO good trades OF all kinds aud
descriptions and in all parts Of t tha
country. '''e
$500 and $500 private money for
immediate loan, good city PROPERTY
and plenty of per cent MONEY ~ ~,
cultivated land. vi
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FISK REALTY Co. Bulletin
SOME Low PRICED SNAPS

) acres in highly desirable location
near college, no buildings, nicely lev
eled' pioneer water right, good soil
SI25 on easy terms.
% acres in alfalfa and wheat good
new house, fenced. all in cultivation
nee neighborhood. Priced very low
Tor quick sale, or is for rent
Groom house, three lots, good rent
or and a good home, priced at half
rs value on easy terms. This is =
Dig sacrifice and worth your time IN
'''''e IL
ne choicest building site in CaId-
wen Tor a nice home, for $685., see