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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14
Reality BsrTaims

Two-story. new. modern, attractive
home. south part city. Price $4,000;
terms.
Eight-room, east front. south part
Of city all large rooms. sleeping
porch. garage. servants quarters. cor
ucr lot This is good buy for $500.
Can give terms.
SiN-room. new bungalow. ready 20
move into, garage and well located
on south part Price only 5000.
Easy terms
Eight-room. close-in. only five
blocks OF courthouse. garage and serv-
ants quarters. Price s4.1O0 Terms
Five-room. new bungalow; possess
sion at once: $500 cash. balance Ike
rent. Price $500
Five-room. on South Boston. lot
50Nl 30 feet, was built for home about
J. months ago. owner saws sell for
$3.50. Cash payment $3.50.
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FIN ANtIAI.

luR SAIE-lOO American tsiegraphous for
400. 1900 Uncle sam OF Tor 500.
100 Oklahoma star OIL. loo Black Panther
oil 100 American Msrconi Wireless At mar
kG prices Oi. miuns Insurance and uu'
listed stocks bousA, And sold. A l. Deibel,
I i'''e Rock Ars
JNCLF SAM oil stock. 10000 shares. $50;
dividends ordered by board of directors
for 1917. company price, cent share.
+ ! Coughlin Edgerton, Kan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

NNE.Fn Ntu. and a.1rts, o. lady Ia.
ta..r .n ard o. aho viii marry gentle.
rHr. state particulars. Lock box tc4
~.la.pa. OA.
MARRY KltH Us,e your ute fu,l u sun.
shine. happiness .rd love Marriage paper
'-tc -tft year. Messenger, 5s4 Los
HANDSOME WIDOW 90. worth $50. 600 or
more lonely would marty. c. Mission
lU.t, san Francisco
pARf ,ou answer thiS-Loaely farmer worth
g.. 100. will marry. III 5I'4th Street,
san Francisco.
FITS cured my daughter by simple Dis
coyary. particulars free 2 Lepso, l2o.
Island Ave Milwaukee, VIA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

FOUR RoON modern apartment IN new
double a.use basement fi';ed up tor
lsrrdry room. $50 per month; will be ready
Tuesday. CGu a. property. 1920 Jefferson
street Monday = % box 253.
FOR RENT-Iu Kenneth Apartments. two
nicely Furnished housekeeping rooms TO
couple without children; references required.
Phone 1.ll 70l North Main.
FOR RENT - Three room furnished apart
meu' adults. modern. Phone 7lsR.
l1sa South Denver.
FOR RENT and Groom apartments; hot
water. iauiior service private garages
Ir1u.ro d, 1928 North Main. phone 4lg0.
FOR RENI-Two room apartment not mod
eu Phone 23-1.J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

MONEY o- hand 100000 private mouey %
loan on Tulsa property sr1 Aru iAa4i
no dr.sy. best ts'eI and terms 4 .lly
2il2l? Texas Bldg Phan, tu
MONEY TO LOAN-Ou fur1iiHre p.ato.
chattel mortgage. real estate Bo,sIn.
sample Co Phone 4
PRIVATE money 20 loan oa goa. ,-tsi. -,.4-.
iy LuthN phone ago. 5ii NoDr,.a
bldg
MONEY no LOAN on realty. Jau. D. keur
g.u as Robinson Arcade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14
HOTELS AND RooMING HOUSES

FuK sNl.i-no;el Shelby Of 20 rooms, AL
newly furnished; boz location in city ;
GOOD lcsse. Phone ills, okmuleec. Okla
VIZ have listed some o, the most desirable
roomins houses In Tulsa Joseph Dounelly
ilSI South Main, phone 6ti6.
" mt 20 buy Toomine house - TO 20 rooms
soith Of First street Phone iSls
FOR SALE Small roomins house. Cal 5i9
East Third street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14
BARGAINS

$4,000 Seven-room house, close-in.
southwest part city. Desirable
apartment site. Splendid in
Vestment.
5000 Nicely furnished home, north
side. Five-room modern buna ga
low. Woll-built with oak
floors and all conveniences
Furniture practically new.
Sc, 80 Pretty as can be SiX-room
bungalow. southwest oak
floors, fine interior finish and
fixtures, garage. large base
ment. servants quarters. east
front and easy terms
- 500 siX-room bungalow. finished as
good as lots OF places double
this price. Has garage and
good well, too. Can make good
terms.
$500 six-room house on Admiral.
modern. except bath fixtures.
This is a good investment and
can give good terms.
For quick results list your property
with
W. IT, BIENENIE1T7T
40 South Boston Phone $3.50
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WhIGe=Amge
Realty Company.
Phone 45S7.

HoJ - .FoR RENr-.Eish; rooms Including
bath. located very close 10, ore year lease
TO party buying the furniture. Toomers now
occspyir. three room, az - per Week more
than pays the rest WI. accept $500 down on
furniture aud give terms on balance f
necessary IAis BE- none! maker. Call 459'.
fOk SALE and ReEt-Ihree rooms AID
bath. half cottage. on car line and admiral
!itrsy. new furniture for sale S-7j. Sljj
cash $500 10 months rent $3.50 aud half
sss Aud water. don { call n you cannot buy
g. stated owner leaving city. Call : South
Luuis
FOR RENT-itoom modern house recently
repaired throughout barn suitable for
garage. $50 month. Al 1875 East Hodge.
4 n lassier. n south ttics.
FOR RENI-A 5room modern house. par
ties with no small children need apply
Inquire III North olympia
WANTED Couple without children TO share
strictly modern new 5-r0om bungalow.
1908 Fostoria Phone 677.
FOR RENT-Three two-recm houses, one
mile from post Office. Call at ls2 south
Guthrie, phone .ossR
FOR RENT-Nev 5.rocm bungalow, base.
ment. $50 a month. Corner King and
North Elwood Phone sic.
FOR REST-rwo-room new house al Joe
station Can 697e Joe Francis
FOR RENr-Eiveroom bungalow, new and
modern sii Phone 2625,J.
DANDY two-room housa for rent. J. +.
Baker. sci North Peoria.
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nEItsSNIAkI.nS

SEWING Of all kinds done Suits, dresses
and evening gowns speciality work
guaranteed Phone 6293. Mrs Hart.
WANTED Sewing by the day Phone 5i37
SEWlNG 2OG South Madison
DRESS FORMS moulded. Phone asa
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LOST MD FOUND

WILL. the nsrscn who fount brown mutt
ir .sdies' dresNnEroom o. Elks club up.
stairs Thursday night return same TO ll22
Sor'h Carson ctrcet or call 27sl And receive
liberal -e~srdi
LOST $ model Winchester rifle, s0220. /.
lost between SApulpa Anl Keystone Re
turn TO owls club and receive reward.
LOST Groceries for Mm. Blake and II. y.
olhnson: also pair Of bay shoes; reward.
Phone us or 22s0.
lNDN ; small black velvet purse; reward
Phone 9a.a, ur leave at NAnderver's store.
FOUND Wedding ring. Owner call 81 Pa.
ace thesier and par tsr this ad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

;I60-AT 3 down and s5 per month for
lot. 3 blocks from car line; gas In; garden
Yioved See owner. 32Qi Esst Seventh.
block. ea.t o. end % Kendall car line
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Larse l2room
brick house and ua,f mert. finished attic
brick sara.s. Fiiieeath and Rockford block
of ground 4o0N3oo. Phore lll2.
WANTED TO BCN-Four or five.room
house walking distance; 500 down. bal
snce monthly payments, Address box 1892,
care World
FOR SALE-Sx.room touse close IN. IL
blocks Of courthouse, coming business
property. See owner, Il. T. PARKS, rs south
FOR sALt-Four room modern well located
home on south side s!+l cash balance
ssne a. rent; no interest. Hereford s Wolfe
Phone 5;-9
FOR SAIL room house Kendall addition
a'so vacant lOp.ioot lot; house $1,000 lot
$3.50. easy terms. Lgthy. 54i Robinson bldg
Phone 1890.
4 j. STORY cottage. near car line and
paving. with basement and cistern, fruit,
sardeu. corner lot east front. $500. terms
rents for s34 Address 46sI. care World.
FOR SAiE-Eishi.Toom modern, full size lot,
rents for $50. 5000 $1,000 cash or viii
trade for land. Phone 5slJ. Room Hay
ward bds
FOR SALE-By owner, brsnd.new eight
room house in Kendall, good we'll. garage,
screened porch. seven closets. IDEAL for rent
ing rooms 90 college students. Phone 1924
FOR SALE Two room house. well built.30
foot lot fruit aud we'll: 5000. $500 cssh
and $500 per year. Phone 5sl6. Room 6
Hayward bldg
FOR SALE-A two-room house and four lots.
$500 part terms. Phone 5sl6. Room
FOR sALE-Good eisht.room house, two
lots other improvements; s2.5gO; $500
cash Phone 5sl6 Room Hayward bldg
WANTED-ChsAp lots in all parts OF the
city; tell Us what you have. Brooks Realty
Co. phones 2s73 snd 5595.J.
ASK ABOUT our low. priced homes on easy
,eTT. It VII pay you Bridges s kpper'
ZINE close.in corner. lS0rl4o. for apart.
meut or residence. reasonable. Bridges &
Epperson. Phone ss37
| wANTEp-To buy lot or four or five room
house, IN good locality. Address box 467s,
| FOR SAl.E-By owner, dandy five.room mod.
ern uugslow. close In, on west side base
meui shade and fruit trees. Call t07a
| We have several well located homes on south
and west side. Price is right, too. Joseph
/ Donnelly, ia. south Main, phone 64l6.
! FOR SALE-s.room house in Cleveland
/ l.. p Lund 220 South Denver Tulsa.
| FOR SALE-Ccrner lot Sixteenth and
! Quincy, cheap II taken al once. Phone
| FOR SALE or lease. 20 or 20 acres 32.s
Carter Co, In Fox district. Hsrwen 4
/ Martin Ringing, Ola
| WILL build small house on large Tot At Crib
| station sand Springs inierurhsn: $500
cash payment, balance monthly. Phone lsls
| FOR SALE--Nice homes in all parts oi city I;
| prices or terms right. Phone eo4e. u.
| T. WeiIel. 20s Ault bldg, lie South Main
TNLK With II ?. Nsifel, 20s Aali blas-
before Jon buy q hOmA
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED TO RtNr--Ai once 4 or 5.room
apartment. modern close In, vaiRTnished
prsisr.sa Phone 2Ql2-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14
REAL ESTATE


advise all persons having property listed with the
undersigned Real Estate Dealers Brokers' that beginning
January 18TH 1917 commission charges will be follows:
all sales amounting 81 900 less straight commission
the amount will be charged and all sales
the charges will be per cent the first
$4,000 and 81. per cent the remainder
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JOIhm BsrEeo0

Room POS Robinson Bldg.
Phone 1857. Residence l15s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

f. E. Barrett
Bird & Epperson
John Barrett
Bowman & Bowman
Berry-Hart Co.
Blair Brothers
Brooks Realty Co.
O. L. Chancellor
f. B. Cline Company
Theo. Cox
+. G.. Cunningham
Dan J. Davisson
Elliott Land Co.
The Fleetwood Co.
Foster & Thompson
Frederick G. Roberts
R. +. Fountain
NJ. J. Glass & Co.
Grant & Moore
c. l.. Holland
Jenkins & Terwilleger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14
For Sale or
RENT

Seven-room- residence located q
North Victor, facing park. strictly
modern. basement garage, servant
quarters. large cistern. Price $500,
with terms. Immediate possession.
/ hone owner 5734
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14
For RENT

Dandy fye-room. strictly modern
bungalow. with garage and servants s
quarters. $3- per month. In order TO
gct house party must buy furniture.
hich BE- strictly first-class in every
particular Price Of furniture given
on inquiry Some terms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

FOR SALE-By owner, new elght-room house
located in restricted resident district, large
enclosed sleeping porch, garage. servants
quarters, furnace heat. larss cisiern, hard
wood floors throughout; one OF the best buIlt
homes in Tulsa built by owner Tor home; a
bargain II sold at once. Call 36l9 from
30 a m. 10 5 ?. IN. or 5907 after = IN.
FOR SALE-Furuished. q strictly modern.
siNroom home on south side, complete IN
every detail. .leepius porches, dining room
porch. servants quarters. garage. driveway,
laundry paved alley. House iu prefct con
ditiou Terms cash. Address 469s, care
World
STOP PAYING RENT-Lots near Kendall
college IS down and sj per month. VIII
help buyers 20 build gas In gardens al.
ready plowei. thee blocks 90 street car. No
city taxes SEE owners 3-o4 East Seventh
81, blocks ea., % end kendall car line.
WANTED-To rent room for up.to.da,e
lunch room OF will some one suitcase
space in their store roomi Address 1922
care World.
FOR SALE-Hrsnd new bungalow, south
elegantly finished basement, garage. sery'
suts quarters Brooks Realty Co. 33 Cul-
ssrisoH BLDG phones 2,7s aud 55s5-J.
w have \ special call for a nice little home
In Stouebraker a. about $4,000 10 5000 /;
cur client Is able and ready TO buy Let Us
show your property now. Z. A. Lilly Baker
COMPANY, 2ll2l2 TeNas bldg Phone Sal
FOR SALE-Jus, about completed siX.room
bungalow with bath. hardV ood floors. fire
place. tuiit.in features. modern in every
respect Lot iQNl40 feet. $1,000 cash bal.
suc- on terms. Phone +cll.J or 1905.
FOX SALL-s-room modern tw1-story house,
garage. well, cist-rn lots of shade and
fruit trees on Admiral boulevard, $1,000
izl First National Bans bldg Phone 5as2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

j. B. Jennings
X. B. Realty Co.
+. A. Lilly G. Co.
A. G.. Mari & l.. W. Ewing Co.
Meshew e. Co.
John H. Miller Co.
Mutual Realty Co.
Oklahoma Investment Co.
B. F. Pettus
D. c. Powers G. Co.
Pyle Investment Co.
F. NJ. Rodolf
D. C.. Rose G. Co.
Russell G. Abbott
j. A. Shores
J. d. Simmons
C. W. Singleton
Stebbins & Darnell
Wooden & Lozier
Lewis B. Wood Realty Co.
White Angel Realty Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

FOR SALE-By owner brSnd.uew eight
screened porch. seven closets Ideal fcr rent
ing rooms 20 college students Phone 1924
POR SALE Two room house. well bull, 40
foot lot. fruit aud we'll; $500, 5000 cssh
and $500 per year. Phone 5sl6 Room 6
Haywsrd hllg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

AIDE - .--,, .r- -s'-.. .- v ...f.
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ID u..HF-r r--s, es.i 'or s--ar! tAnd el.ii
t-. s-t o.. .e, Ptaas 14s5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

IOR sALE--Good eighi'room house, TWO
lots other improvements s2.5gO; $500
cash Phone 5sl6. Room Hayward bldg
WANTED-CheAp lots In all parts OF the
city: tell Us what you have Brooks Realty
% nhnras 2s-3 md 1881.
The Pulaskian., 1917-08-24
FOODSURvEY PLANS
 ARE MADE PUBLIC
ALL SUPPLIES IN NATION IN- GUIDED IN cENsUs-To BE
 GIN WORK AT ONCE.
TO MAKE REPORTS MONTHLY
Survey Will Include Supplies on Farms, in Warehouses, Stores and Psntries-Will Base Operations
 Largely On Statistics.

Washington A nationwide food survey, authorized under the first of the food laws recently enacted by Congress, will be started immediate ly by the Department of Agriculture.
 Plans for the census. announced, show that 1t will cover nearly LOO items of food and will include sup plies on the farms, in warehouses and stores and even the stock in the fam fly pantry A quick survey will be taken first of the supplies of IS of the principal articles of diet and prob ably can be completed in three or four weeks, to be followed by q conn pIete census after the crops are gath cred. All of the figures will be as of August 9t.
 Information gathered by the depart- ment will be turned over to the food administration, which will base it's ops erations largely on the statistics sup piled. After the survey is finished monthly reports will be prepared on the supplies of the principal foods. The work will be carried on princi- pally by the bureau Of markets, the bureau of crop estimates, the bureau of chemistry and states relations ser vice of the department. Both actual inventories and estimates will be em- ployed Estimates of the food and feed products on farms will be made for the whole country by the bureau of crop estimates through 35,000 pick ed co-operaters in the field.
 Information regarding stocks in wholesale, jobbing, storing, manufac- turing and other commercial estab- lishments, including large retail houses, will be obtained by requesting from each concern a statement of the exact amount of each of the various products held by it. Comprehensive lists of such establishments compiled by the bureau of markets within the last few years will be employed in this work.
The Pulaskian., 1917-08-24
BY HARD BLOWS WE
 GAN WIN TIE WAR
EMPHATIC INTERVIEW ON SITUATION.

Paris.-Maj. Gen. Pershing, the American commander, told the Asso- ciated Press that the war can be won only by hard and forceful blows delivered by a well-trained American army working in conjunction with the allied armies.
 Deploring the lukeWarmness of the American people in regard to the war, Gen. Pershing added
 Every man, woman and child should support the administration in it's determination to arm and equip the American army and to keep up it's morale and that of the allied ar mics. This war will not De won by talk or by subscribing to the Red Cross. The American people must come to full realization of what the war means It can be won only by striking hard and forceful blows, not otherwise"
 The general was very emphatic in the interview, which lasted but few minutes.
The Pulaskian., 1917-08-24
EVERY MINE IN COUNTY AFFECT ED BY PRESIDENTS ORDER
 DEALERS TURN IS NEXT.
ADMINISTRATOR PROVIDED
Rumor Says President 4. H. Garfield of Williams College will Be chos- en To Fill important Position
 Country E;vided Into Districts.

Washington. Bituminous coal prices were fixed by President Wilson for every mine in the United States. The next step in coal control, a White House announcement said, will be to fix the prices to be charged by middlemen and retailers.
 Prices were set on cost of produc- tion estimates furnished by the fed eral trade commission after months of exhaustive investigation. The coun- try is divided into 29 districts and every producer in district will mar ket his output at the same price.
 The president is expected to ap- point soon coal administrator, who will be given entire control. of the coal industry. Rumor named Presi- dent II. A. Garfield of Williams Col lege as the man. MT. Garfield now heads a committee appointed by the president to fix a government price for wheat. The wheat committee probably will be dissolved by Septem- Der 1.
 The prices announced for run Of mine coal in the large producing dis tricts average slightly more fnan $2. In few districts they are below that figure and ia western territory they are higher. Washington state IS highest. with $3.25.
 The presidents statement said:
 "The following scales of prices Is prescribed for bituminous ccal at the mine in the several coal producing districts. It is provisional only. It is subject to reconsideration when the whole method of administering the fuel supplies of the country shall have heen satisfactorily organized and put into operation. Subsequent measures will have as their objects fair and equitable control of the distribution of the supply and of the prices not only at the mines, but also in the hands of the middlemen and the retailers.
 ''The prices provisionally fixed here are fixed by me under the provisions of the recent act of Congress regard ing administering the food supply of the country, which also conferred upon the executive control of the fuel sup ply They are based upon the actual cost of production and are deemed to be not only fair and just, but liberal as well. Under them the industry should nowhere lack stimulation.
The Pulaskian., 1917-08-24
JAPAN WILL STAND
 BEHIND UNCLE SAM
MISSION WILL ASK NO NONE z, MATERIAL NOR EQUIPMENT
 WILL CEMENT FRIENDSHIP.

Washington.-Japa will stand by the United States 70 the end of the war-and after.
 She will ask MO money; no ma. terial; no equipment.
 She will exchange pledges of nation al, lasting friendship.
 She will prove that Germany, in- her, has been trying by propaganda to cause rupture between Japan and the United States.
 These are the outstanding aims of the forthcoming Japanese mission, which is expected to arrive here soon as they were outlined by q source close to the Japanese embassy He made these points:
 First-The mission is one of senti- ment
 Second-Japan. unlike some of the other belligerents, is not in the slight est need Of assistance, either fnan- cial or material. The mission will convince tho Washington government of this.
 Third-Documentary evidence will be produced to show that Germany has spent vast sums in Japan and in the United States to create i'll feel ing and suspicion on both sides and bring about a break
 Fourth-Japan will help the United States to the utmost extremity during the war-and after it. The mission hopes to take steps to obliterate in- ternational troublemakers.
 German propagandists nave been unusually busy in the Oriental na- tion; but their activities now have been cut off. The Germans, it was explained, always have predicted that as soon as the United States became involved in an open break with Mexi- co or any European power that Japan would throw her weight in the bal ance against the United States
 It has been known here for several were being spent in this country in an effort to cause disruption of the relations with Mexico Other money was scattered throughout Mexico. The expected trouble never happened, it was pointed out. The German charges have had the opposite effect so far as the Japanese government was concerned.
 It is said here on the same high authority that the fact that there has existed German propaganda in Ja- pan and in tie United States. to ar ray one country against the other, has been clearly proved by the sudden ces- sation of such propaganda since the United States declared war on Ger many. Many Germans have been fore ed to leave the United States. They also were forced to leave Japan when Japan and Germany went to war.
The Pulaskian., 1917-08-24
ONE AT THE FOOT OF BROAD WAY AND ONE AT THE FOOT OF
 MAIN STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
EACH WILL COST s5OO,OOO
Separate Contracts Will Be Made With Each District, and Work On Each Will Proceed independently
 Promoters To Cooperate.
Little Rock

Little ROCK
 Two modern concrete bridges will span the Arkansas river at Little Rock, one at the foot of Main street and the other at the foot of Broadway. Work on the Broadway bridge will be started within three weeks, while the Main street structure will not De started until the sub-structure of the Broadway bridge is completed, about December 15
 According to an agreement reached of the two bridges and County Judge Lee Miles, Pulaski county will con tribute $450,000 toward building the two structures, each receiving $225,- 900. It was further agreed that the money received from the sale of the present free bridge, estimated at from $100,000 to $150,000, should be con- tributed to the Broadway bridge 70 offset $125,000 which the Inter-City Terminal Railway Company will give toward the construction of the Main street bridge.
 The county's appropriations are to be issued in warrants of Road Dis tricts Nos. 1 and 2, payable at the rate of $50,000 per annum. until prin- cipal and interest is paid. The yearly warrants are to be equally divided between the two districts until each receives the full amount. It is under stood by the promoters of the two bridges that the annual installment of $50, 900 in warrants shall be applied to discharge the interest as well as the principal.
 Separate contracts will be made with each district, and the work on each will proceed independently, and the promoters agreed to cooperate to accomplish the construction of the structures.
 Each bridge will cost approximately $5O0,000 With the county contribut- ing only s450,000, Judge Miles was highly elated, after the agreement was reached. He said .'he was get ting two bridges for less than the cost of one"
 The Main street bridge will be 50 feet wide, with 3S-foot roadway and two six-foot sidewalks A street car line will cross it. The Broadway bridge probably will be 50 feet wide, with 46-foot roadway and two sev- en-foot sidewalks.