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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-05-10

were elec ted at the annual cleo
ton held on the first Monday in
April, A. D. 1918, in the Council
Chambers May 9Th, 1918 at eight
O'Clock p. m. The following
mem bers we're present. G. w.
Hammer. mayor; Councilman
Fisher; Councilman Jochem;
Councilman Luke and Council
man John Robson. Meeting call
ed to order by G. w. Hammer.
CIV. Hammer, mayor; Council
man Fisher Councilman Jochem;
Councilman Luke and Council
man Robson. presented their
oaths of office which were order
ed filed. Earl Kerr presented
his oath of office to the Village
clerk and same was ordered FL
ed.
A. w. Morningstar, on motion
of Councilman Fisher, seconded
by Councilman Luke, was ap-
pointed Village Attorney for the
ensuing year at a retainer fee of
$25 per month.
Robert Reynolds was appoint
ed Village Treasurer and salary
fixed at $50 per annum.
On motion of Councilman LUX.
lie, seconded by Councilman
Fisher, the clerks salary was fix.
ed at $15 per month for the en-
suing year.
On motion of Councilman
Jochem, seconded by Council
man Fisher, Lee Wright was ap
pointed village marshal, no sal
ary being fixed,
DIR. Crocker was appointed cit!
physician for ensuing year, M
compensation allowed.
} Moved by Councilman Luke
seconded by Councilman Jochem
that the clerk be instructed T.
purchase the necessary station
cry for the village and presen
bill to the council.
Moved by Councilman Fisher
seconded by Councilman Luke
that village attorney be instruct
ed to prepare proper petition t
, be presented to Board of Count
/ Commissioners of Grant County
N. NJ, and to take such actio
, (NonA;,,,,aI nv, Loot nara
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-05-10

Sunday afternoon was a gala
time in Lordsburg. The
Boy Scouts, with their scout mas
ter, at attention; with the crowd
of spectators singing The Star
Spangled Banner" to the top of
the flagstaff at the school house
the Third Liberty Loan Flag was
lifted to the sunlight and set to
the breeze along with Old Glory.
Appropriate services were held
Just prior to the flag raising,
Judge Ryan, chairman of the
Third Liberty Loan Committee
for Grant county, in well-word-
ed and appropriate speech, pre-
sented the flag to Mayor Hammer,
Chairman Morningstar presid'
ed.
The following addresses were
made:
Mayor Hammer. on behalf o.
the city.
R. B. Ownby, on behalf of th'
school board,
Floyd Jones, on behalf of thu
railroad employees of Lordsburg
]. H. Fitzpatrick, on behalf o
the Chamber of Commerce.
Rev. Gaylord Roberts, on be
half of the churches.
Rev. j. E. Fuller, on behalf o
the boy scouts.
Lordsburg has every reason t
be proud of the splendid recor
made in the Third Liberty LOa
drive. The people of this com
munity have awakened to tn
gravity of the situation, an
every call of the government 70
men or money should receive tn
same generous, hearty respons
as that given the Third Libert
/ 80
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-05-10

The new trustees then made
oath Of Office and proceeded with
the city's business.
The first meeting of the Board
of Trustees of Lordsburg, who
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-05-10
Red Cross Drive Will
Open May 10th
President Wilson Issues PrOcla-
nation Asking Nation for
Generous Response


clsmation designating the week
beginning May 10th, as Red
Cross Week, and calling upon
the American people to gener-
ously contribute TO the second
500, 100000 war fund of the
American Red Cross for the al
deviation of suffering among the
American troops in France and
their dependents at home and
among the fighting forces and
civilian populations of the allied
countries.
The proclamation follows:
Proclamation:
"Inasmuch as the war fund of
1917, so generously contributed
by the American people to the
American Red Cross for the ad-
Iministration of relief at home
and abroad, has been practically
exhausted by appropriations for
the welfare of the men in our
military and naval forces, and
for those dependent upon them,
and for the yet more urgent re-
cessities of our allies, military
and civilian, who have long borne
the brunt of war.
And inasmuch as the Ameri-
can Red Cross has been recog-
nized by law and international
convention as the public institu.
ton for war relief,
And inasmuch as the year of
our own participation in the war
has brought unprecedented de-
mands upon the patriotism and
liberality of our people, and made
evident the necessity of concen-
trating the work of relief in one
main organization which can re-
spond effectively and universally
to the needs of humanity under
stress of war.
And, inasmuch as the dura-
tion of tae war and to closer and
closer cooperation of the Amer
lean Red Cross with our owr
army and navy, with the gov
ernments of our allies and with
foreign relief organizations, has
resulted in the discovery of new
opportunities of helpfulness un
der conditions which translate!
opportunity into duty.
And inasmuch as the Ameri
can Red Cross council and it
commissioners in Europe having
faithfully and economically ad
ministered the peoples trust.
Now, therefore, by virtue o
my authority as president of tn
United States and president 0
, the American Red Cross,
, Woodrow Wilson, do hereby pre-
, claim the week beginning Ma
20, 1918, as Red Cross Week,
, during which the people of tn
! United States will be called upo
again to give generously to tn
{ continuation of the present wor
!. of relieving distress, restorin
h the waste of war and assistin
in maintaining the morals of Ou
own troops and peoples of on
d allies by the manifestation of et
o fort and sacrifice on the part {
f those who, though not privilege
/, to bear arms, are of the spiri
4 purpose and determination wit
our warriors.
"Ir, witness whereof, ! hay
!, hereunto set my hand and eau
# ed the seal of the United Stat'
!. to be affixed.
"Done in the District of Co
ID umbia, the 4th day of May,
K, the year of our Lord one tho
n sand nine hundred and eightee
20 and of the independence of Il
United States of America Il
one hundred and forty-second.
IN "By the president.
~ (Signed) WOODROW WILSON.
lis "Robert Lansing, Secretary
State.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-12-05
Board of EaualizatiOn.

On this Monday. the 4th day of No
vember, the honorable board of county
commissioners met at their clerks of
flee in GrGngeyille Cor the purpose of
equalizing the personal property roll
and determining complaints against
the assessments therein, and allowing
or rejecting claims filed for rebates.
Present: John ID. Long, chairman !;
Dale Clark, commissioner, and Henry
Telcher, clerk; absent, Robert Griffith.
Examination Of the roll was taken
up and completed.
Application of Margaret Carothers
for rebate of taxes. rejected.
Application of South Fork Mining
Co, for reduction of valuation consid-
cred and the assessment OIL Line IL,
Page 80 of the 1918 Personal Property
roll is hereby ordered redGced in the
sdm of 81 900 on the quartz mill.
Claim o. Lamont ard Bridge in the
sum of 5000 for migratory stock pas
tured in Adams county, allowed and
auditor directed to draw warrant in
payment thereof on the Personal Prop
erty tax fund.
There being no further business the
board recessed until Wednesday. the
18th day of November, 1913.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-12-05
Board of Canyassers.

On this Wednesday, the 18th day of
November, 1918, at the hour of 8 n. m,
the honorable board of county commits
sionerS of Idaho county, met pursuant
to law as a board OF canvassers to cal
yass the votes cast at the general cleo
ton of Tuesday, November ), 1918, for
United States senators. representatives
in congress, state district, county and
precinct officers, and constitutional
amendments, and to make abstracts
thereof. as required. by law Present,
John ID. Long. chairman: Dale Clark
and Robert Griffith. commissioners, and
Henry fletcher, clerk. The board here
canvaSsed sealed returns from the pre-
cincts # the county, the report Of
which appears on another page of this
/ issue.
The Loard here c.inyasSed the votes
cast for justices of the peace and con
stables in the following precincts and
| from such canvass declares such offic-
| iaTs elected as follows
Border, r. j. Mcconnell, R. J. Nc
Connell
Big Butte, Scott Gharretts, Major T
Farris.
Clearwater, K. F. Mckenzie, George
Riebold.
Cottonwood, B. L. Hussman, John
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-12-05

Funke, constables; Ed Malerich.
Denver, Il. J. Kressly, A. B. Clayton.
Dewey, ]. L. Bishop elected by LOTT,
A. A. Kincaid elected by LOTT
Dixie, II. Hazlitt, Oscar Eakin.
Elk City, William Schlotterback, J.
A. Mitchell.
Fairview, o. E. Hazelbaker.
Fem, ]. H. Won Bargen, E. L. Dufer
Ferdinand, W. E. Swatman, L. M.
Kerr.
Forks, John Gelbach, Ed Ficke (elect-
ed by lot.)
Glover, W. A. Hollingshead, R. S.
Dinwiddie.
Golf, E. S. Walker, Ed Walker.
Grangeville, j. f. Byron, Hampton
Taylor, justices of the peace; r. II.
Amber.
Greencreek, J. Sohn, Joe Sattler.
Harpster, Thomas Surridge elected
by lot), w. A. Sorweide.
Harris Ridge, Mat Sanders, Emil
Lame.
John Day, Harry Southland, james A.
Carr.
Joseph, D. S. Peters, Joe Keener.
Kamiah, William Jewell, Charles
Lucas.
Keuterville, Fred Enneking, William
Doyle.
Lake, 0 H. Overman, George Troeh.
Lowell, Mile Clevt land elected by
lott, Maude Perry.
Mount Idaho, Lee Smith elected by
lott, Adolph Brown elected by lot.)
Orogrande, E. H. Hanson, james
Penman.
5 Pardee, Carroll T. Moore, William
Jack elected By lot.)
Pleasant View, H. c. Johnson, Edwar'
: Snowman.
5 Pollock, Oscar Rhoades elected b,
lott, j. O. Rhoades.
= Sites, j. B. Burney, Ira Packer.
Stuart, H. K. Shaw, Bert Smith.
e Tahoe, j. C. Goodwin, Bert Mackey.
Ten Mile, A. S. johnson, Kuhn Smith
Westlake, jack Stevens, George Ren
f ner.
Whitebird F. q. Taylor, Martin Wag
! ner, justices of the peace; M. F. DAILY.
, Warren, Walter V. Martin, Georg
>, Schaefer
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Woodland, e. L Gallaher, G. B. Scott.
Yellow Pine, Charles Sallee, w. A
Jones.
No further business appearing the
board here adjourned sine die.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-12-05

The board at this time having re-
turned from visit to the county farm
and hospital, report that after inspec-
ton they wish to commend the man
ner in which the farm has been kept,
and recommend and direct that one
more room be fitted up and that the
porch be repaired at a cost not to eX-
coed thirty or forty dollars.
Joint report of county auditor and
treasurer examined and ordered filed
Fee report of Henry Telcher, clerk
auditor and recorder, examined and
ordered filed
Fee report of W. L. Campbell, pro
Fee report of l.. r. Yates, sheriff
examined and ordered filed.
Report II j. l.. Colyin. keeper of the
county farm. approved and ordered
filed.
Official bond If +. IL. Bentley. over.
seer of Road District No. Il, approved
Official bond of John Hagen, over,
seer of Road District No. 80, approved
Surveyors report ON proposed change
of road No. 365 hereby approved and
accepted, ami it is further ordered
that Commissioner Dale Clark be au
thoriZed to contract with the owners
of said land over which the surve,
passes for the rights of way and al
damages in opening said road.
Saturday, October 10, 1918.
Beard met pursuant to recess takeI
Thursday. Present same as before
Minutes read and approved.
During The recess of yesterday tn,
board reports tour of inspection o
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-12-05

Board met pursuant to adjournment:
approved.
The following claims on the Forest
Reserve fund, examined and ordered
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TOW at . 4. III.
Wednesday, October 16, 1918.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present as before. Minutes of yester-
day read and approved.
The following claims were examined
and warrants ordered drawn on the
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-12-05
Thursday, October IL. 1918.

Board here adjourned to meet t.
morrow at . a. IN.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
CITY HOMES

6 room frame, x. E.. $500 cash, $20 month. $500.
 room frame, near car shops, $20O. $20 mo-, s1200.
 4 room frame, edge business district. s150 cash. s25.o0 mo. $1S50.
 6 room frame, near capitol shade. $500 cash, s2500.
 room brick and frame, near Points, old shade, $500 cash $25.00 mo. s25O0.
 room brick. modern, \. E., 5000 cash, S30 mo. S2650.
 room concrete block, N E.. new. modern. s7oo cash. $40 per mo. $3750.
 room brick, modern, just complete and certainly honorably built. $S000. $500 cash. $40 month.
 room frame modern bungalow, fur nished. shade. s400 cash, $25.00 month.
 room modern brick. lot 100x235 good cellar. fruit. shade. garage, chick en parks and shed. 5000 cash, $50 month. Only 5000 and a fine location
 room brick, lots N. w. Think o1 it, only s2750. s750 cash. s25.00 month
 room brick. arranged for families at 1912 W. Wash. St. Cheap and or easy terms.
 Houses in Bella Vista. Chelsea. Ev- ergreen. See us for houses any dircc- ton.
 BELLAMY G HASKELL l21 N 2nd Ave dn
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
Square Deals
Improved Ranch


 200 acres of fine sandy loam; all in one tract; well worked. and in fine shape; has excellent crops on it at the present time 10 show what it will pro duce; the fences are all good; there is a good new house; water in the house. all the buildings are new and well built; a large horse barn; large ma chine shed; water piped into the horse corrall. fine large well house. three inch well with large pump and engine to correspond; large overhead supply tank; sixty acres of the finest alfalfa in the valley, excepting none; 120 acres of snperfine cotton. We will sell you this place with all the crops if sold be- fore the cotton sells. We will sell you this fine place without the cotton for $250 an acre; and we do not hesitate to tell you that we can prove to you by showing you this place that it is simply one Of the cheapest places in this val ley. We will sell you this on the easiest terms that you ever heard of. with the smallest payment down on such a ranch. This fine farm is only three | miles from the busiest little city in the valley.
 SALT RIVER VALLEY REALTY co. F West Adams Phone 1897
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
Gueher Bargains

t-room brick, modern in every way, shade fenced. near Central avenue and Osborn school this is a nice home and near one of the best schools in Phoe- nix. q large lot. 50x217 1t. for $3.000. s1000 cash can sell you adjoining lot reasonable.
 7-room brick, modern, 2 nice screen rooms 3 room house in rear, fine shade and lawn. a good buy on one of the best avenues north. s5.000, $3,200 cash.
 S-room brick. modern, built in , separate apartments, arranged for 2 families. a dandy buy for $3,000, Ss00 cash, Northeast.
 Groom brick pebble dash, close in. modern, good shade and lawn. etc. lot 50x200 it., on car line, S3.250. $500 cash.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Ave. Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
For Sale-Houses Lw&her Bargains

Groom cement block. strictly mod ern. in every way. stable, garage, chicken houses, all fenced, shade, fine shade, this is a beautiful home, and is priced $1,0O0 less than it's value, but the man must sell and says sell for $o.O00, S750 cash, located N. E.-294.
 5-room brick, modern. cellar, large screen porch, screen pergola. chicken yard. screen house in rear, gardeE, fruit, vines, grapes and ornamental. fine shade, roses, etc., and notice this price. $3.60o. $1.800 cash. near capitol and only one block from car line-296
 Groom brick. modern, screen porch. shade, garage, this is a nice place, on East Pierce St., s2.S00. $75O cash, bal ance s25 per month-295.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 no North Central Ave. Phone 170s
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
Luther Bargains
IN 40 ACRES

IN 40 ACRES
 40 acres, 20 acres fine cotton. 20 acres fine alfalfa, nice orchard. large house. good well, wind mill, gas en- zine, tank, good barn and COW shed, with cement floor. 50 ton silo. the im- provements on this place is worth s6,000 and we will sell you this 40 acres improved as stated for s12,000 5000 cash. balance to suit.
 SEE 'DOWDING
 40 acres. all in alfalfa and a fine stand, good house. well. and well inn proved. miles north, the very best of soil on good road. asking for other places, joining this. $500 and s400 per acre and you can buy this if you buy 1t this week for s225, and easy terms, see Harlan.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 110 North Central Ave. Phone 170s
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
$@mare Deals

10 room house furnished, is on cor ner lot, close in, modern, brick, can be run as apartment house as it has two separate apartments. This is so cheap and on such easy terms that hate to tell you until you come in. Then 1t will cost you nothing to see it.
 SALT RIVER REALTY co. II West Adams Phone 1897
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26

FOR SALE-Completely furnished
 house, modern: six rooms, sleeping porch. hardwood floors. garage. good residence section. near Center. For particulars phone 1241. If
 MODERN eight-rOom home for sale. S21 West Portland. Phone 1889. dp and bath at SIP South First avenue, now vacant. $2,500; $500 cash will handle. InQuiresat S19 South Second aVanue dn
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26

5-ROOM brick.2 screen rooms, screen porch, strictly modern. all built in fea lures. fine shade. flowers. nice lawn, grape arbor. new home in N. E. part. on paved street, d snap for $3.000, $650 cash, see Dowding.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 110 North Central Ave. Phone 170S
 1A
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
Lul&her Bargains

COTTON. COTTON AND COTTON If you want to buy a cotton lease, Lig or small. it will pay you to see Dowding, with
 LUTHER REALTY co. 1i0 North Central Ave. Phone 176S
 n
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
V VALLEYS BEST

VALLEYS BEST Seventy acres. 6 miles northeast: al- falfa and maize; S-room modern house. large barn. well soft water, double paige fencing: underground water sys- tenn. family orchard: best of soil. The price Is way under the actual value and $1O,000 will handle.
 HOLT REALTY co.
 8 West Adams dn
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
For Sale Real Estate
Square Deals
Fine Suburban Home ..

II lIIt SuUUTUdN IlUIIIt 20 acres, finest of soil, modern house, well of soft water, engine, overhead supply tank; easily irrigated, over 300 bearing apricot trees, 300 peach trees, pear trees. figs. grapes. oranges. grape fruit, plums, etc; on car line; mile from pavement; car station at the door. You must see this to appreciate it.
 SALT RIVER VALLEY REALTY co. r West Adams Phone 1897
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Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
Lu&her Bar@aims

IN SMALL ACREAGE
 acre, good room house. shade, garage, barn, all fenced, S. w., s1,S00, s650 cash, or will trade on acres.
 1 acre, room house, shade, water piped to house. fruit, fenced. near h. dian school, $1.000, $500 cash.
 1 acre. 3 room frame house, barn, alfalfa, garden. good we'll and can get city water and lights, s1.250, $350 cash S25 per month rest.
 acre, with room frame house, good we'll fine shade, fenced. chicken tight chicken house, 1a in alfalfa, bal ance in maize. this is cheap place for s2,000, $750 cash.
 5 acres on Park road improved. worth $3,000 for quick sale, will sell for s2400, $7o0 cash. If you don't find what you are looking for in this list call at our office and we will tell you and show the balance, we. have it. no matter what you are looking for in real estate.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 1lG North Central Ave. Phone 1I0s
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
For Sale-Real Estate


 eNesNes~s>sN~.~>sN~es>e~rs ~rs>A~>sNNea~N~~eN~~s GREENE & GRIFFIN'S
 REALTY BARGAINS S00-3 Lots With Small Houses Corner on $. 9th Ave. sl000-Little Modern Home-Near s. 1th Ave.-Lots of Shade. SlJO0-5 Acres in Orangewood Where Land Sells all the Time-Its a Corner and Faces the Car Line Worth 5000.
 s2ooo-2 Lots (Corner) With Modern Little Cottage-Northeast. $210O-Modern Brick Bungalow-Fac- ing South Upon East Moreland Street.-$500 Cash. s2500-2 Acres With Modern 7-Room House With Screen Porches- Brick Garage-Lots of Shade and Frut-3 and Half Miles North-Worth s3OO0 S2500-10 Acres-Mile From City Linn it's - House Good Well and Outbuildings.
 
 sS000-Modern Furnished Brick Plas- tered Bungalow-Near Monroe Grammar School. s3250-Modern Brick Bungalow-Fac- ing East on One of the Avenues. Lots of Shade-Move Right in. s3250-Nice Little Modern Brick Home Just Finished Hardwood Floors-N. x D. Solar Heater Cement Porch. Steps and Walks -747 E. Willetta.-Home Build CTS Terms.
 $Ss00-Modern Brick Pebble Dashed Bungalow-Near the Capitol - Some Furniture-$s00 Cash. S4S0o-Evergreen Home Facing N. 2nd St, with Large Rooms and 2 Screen Torches - Hardwood Floors Throughout-Big Lot 5000 Cash.
 | s5250-Evergreen Home Facing East Rooms-LarSe Screen Porch | Garage and Big Lot-Paved 1 Street-Move Right in-s1000 Cash.
 s275O-Modern Brick Bungalow With 2 Lots-Worth More Money. $5500-New Wentworth Home - Mod ern in all Details-Night and Day Solar Heater Big Lot Sou t h Frontage - Immediate Possession.
 NEW HOMES - Upon North First Street. This Way From McDow ell, the Home Builders Are Completing Brick Bungalows With White Cement Exterior
 Finish, Living and Dining
 Rooms to Be Finished Witt Five Coats of Enamel White These Bungalows Are Modern in All Details. Including Ligh, Fixtures Stationary Wasf
 Trays, Window Shades an6
 Awnings for the Screen Porche! Cement Walks, Steps an(
 Torches; and the Material ant
 Workmanship Are First Class
 Particular Attention Given tt
 Foundations and Roofs-1o Pel
 Cent Cash, Balance Monthly
 Houses Are Scarce Now nc
 Will be More So the Comin; Fall-Now is the Golden Oppor
 tunity to Secure a Home-Yo,
 Cannot Lose on Any Buy Yol
 Make in Phoenix. lMEADOWBROOK ACRE TRACTS =
 Just East Indian School-Glen
 dale Car-s225 to s350 Pc
 Tract-1o per cent cash-$1
 Per Month
 GREENE & GRIFFIN l Tel. 1904. 124 North First Ave al
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26

80 ACRES all in alfalfa, fine sandy loam; good location. s225 per acre. so acres, 35 in alfalfa balance in Maize, northwest, crop goes at s210 per acre.
 40 acres. all in Maize, S210 per acre 10 acres, a dandy. well improved, all in alfalfa. good orchard s4.000.
 10 acres, close to capitol, S2750
 Patton, Real Estate 21 N 1st. Ave
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26

FOR SALE-Flagstaff property. fur nished. semi modern, plastered house. Good property. Inquire Arizona Gen. tral Bank. gs RANCH WITH CROP-Will sell an improved SO, near Glendale, now rented on shares and in cotton, alfalfa and corn, for $500 per acre.
 l.. w. McADAMS
 35 Commercial Hotel Block dn IMPROVED RANCHES AT BARGAIN
 PRICES
 160 acres, alfalfa and cotton. $1 (, 900 80 acres. alfalfa and maize .$18. 900 40 acres, solid alfalfa ......... .$S500 g acres. 17 in cultivation. ..... .$370O a acres. solid alfalfa ... $3000 These are priced for prompt sale.
 w. R. ROBERTSON
 With l.. w. McADAMS
 35 Commercial Hotel Block dn
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
CASA GRANDE VALLEY pATENTEn IANn

Farms fully equipped, some with growing crops, cotton, alfalfa and maize at $50 to s1o0 per acre. Partly improved and unimproved land; fine soil and conditions. s15 to $50.
 REIMBURSEMENT In various sections of the valley, at g to s15 per acre, owing to improve ments and location.
 STATE LANDS at sl to s1o per acre. STOCK RANGE at sl to $ per acre. SEE OUR PHOTOS OF THE VALLEY S. C. MILLER COMPANY g North First Ave.-Creighton Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-26

FOR SALE
 s2,50O will buy 12A acres, all "A-1" land and A water. acres Al cotton goes with place. Ii you want a real bargain see this.
 BROUGHT & WILLARD Phone 1858. 130 x. Central Ave.
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Arizona republican., 1918-08-26
LuI&her Special Bar@ain

5-room brick. modern in every way, all built in features garage. fine shade. lawn: this is a beautiful home on paved avenue the best avenue in city. located on N 2nd Ave. belongs to non resi- dents and he writes us to sell it, and it is priced s1.000 less than it is worth, the lot is worth $3.000; you couldn't build this home for no s3.000 and we offer this place for 5000, sl.0O0 cash exclusively with us.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Ave. Phone 17Os