Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
MORE THAN 300 HOMES BUILT BY
 WARREN MINERS
Visit to Little City Shows Busy Householders at
 Work of Beautifying

Warren yesterday was alive with ac- tivity, for almost every householder in the district could be seen working iaround his new home making inn provements, such as building fences, sowing seeds, making paths and trim ming shrubbery. A Review represen- tative yesterday was invited by Jesse Yoakum, real estate agent for the Warren district, to make a round of the many fine homes and inspect the new dwellings that are being erected.
 One of the most striking and unus- ual buildings now under construction is that which will be known as the Como apartments which lies off the main road on Van Dyke street This building, which is being built by c. F. Johnson, will contain four apartments, and is the only one of it's kind in the entire Warren district. On Black Knob drive apricot trees, shrubbery, beautiful lawns and many green trees, present a fine appearance. The homes owned by Sinclair, John s. Scott, Will liam Tonkins, Salhome, Hobbs and William Taylor, are very pretty and most of these homes are now enclosed with durable fences.
 WelI-kept Mexican Homes
 At the north end of Van Dyke street and near the car lines, is a large building which houses the famil- ies of the Mexicans who are employed as section men on the Warren Bisbee street railway. The MeXicans keep the lawns trimmed and many have planted flowers and other plants.
 The J. H. Verfurth home on Vista street is almost ready to be occupied. This house is very striking and IS designed somewhat atfer the Califor- mia mission house effect< It is the only one of its kind in the district One of the most striking beauties of the c. F. Ungemach home is the beau tiful lawn. The paths are well laid out and later in the season when the grass is thick great improvement to the entire building will be added.
 How to Make Lawn
 When asked how he managed to have so much success with his lawn Mr Ungermach said q spade up the ground about ten inches, and then roll it. Then I bring it back to grade by covering it with sifted dirt 1 then rake the grass seed in on top ana with a fair amount of water fine lawn will materialize." Fences are also being built around the homes of E. c. Campbell, Charles Willis and Eva Wallace Ira B. JerelmOn was seen working on his lawn yesterday and otherwise making improvements as was also E. L. Smith, whose fine residence is surrounded with trees in full bloom and other shrubbery.
 James Irving moved into his new home yesterday, while Tom Graham will move into his new home in the Third addition to Warren this week. Mrs Frances Webster has purchased a lot on Douglas boulevard and will start. to build home tomorrow on it. Excavating is well under way on the lot upon which will be built MT. Not mans home. It will be across the Douglas home and fine location.
 Home Building Made Easy
 After visiting Warren one cannot help but be impressed with the local ity of the district. It is suitable for fine homes in every respect. Many homes in the Third addition to War ren have been built because of the advantages obtained through the War ren District Building & Loan associa- tion, which is made possible through the local mining companies which sup ply the necessary loans. In fact more than 300 homes have been built Dy miners and others at cost and plans are being prepared to build many more in the same addition.