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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-28

Hook, Geo. Emma Est, bill No. .14t,
Ward 3. part lot No. 25s, 4sx74h feet,
ms jefferson street, corner alley. Nalu-
alton $40, 600, tax $3.50.
jefferson Building Co., bill No, 1Be,
Ward 3, 90x112 feet, IS Jefferson street.
Valuation S75, 900, tax 1890.
Koch, Fred, bill No. 1877, Ward 3, lot
NO, $50, 46x14S feet. SIS Jefferson street.
Valuation Sc, 500, tax 1910.
Koch. Maggie, bill No. 16s, Ward 3,
part lots Nos. 6 and I, 60xl4S feet, 50
Court street. Valuation $4,000, tax 1874.
Koch, Maggie, bill No. 169, Ward 3,
Jefferson street. Valuation $40, 400, tax
$169.6 So.
Larkin, NJ. E., bill No. III. Ward 3,
part lots Nos. 2l7 and 21S, 3Sxl4S feet,
rs Adams street. Valuation $4,000,
tax $201. 66.
Mcclellan, X. D.. bill No. 1913, Ward
8, lot No. 555. 10Oxl4S feet, SIS jefferson
street. Valuation 10000 tax S176.4O.
Moran, VIM. Fred, bill No. 217, Ward
3, part lot No. 10, 53xl4S feet, ms Madi-
son street. Valuation $4,000, tax
1902. 40.
Murray Gin Co., bill No. 219,. Ward
3, building on leased ground. Valuation
$1,000, tax $3.50.
O'Sullivan, Thomas Est, bill No. 222,
Ward 8, part lots Nos. 267 and 26s,
alton 5000, TAX $50. 40. .
Ryder, Pauline A. bill No. 255, Ward
8, part lot No. 500, S0x14s feet, ms
Court street. Valuation $4,000, tax
Strange, Ayres A., bill No. 2s5, Ward
jefferson street. Valuation $4,000, tax
S75, 60.
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SIXTH WARD.

American Real Estate Assn, bill No.
6, Ward 6, part lot No. 20, block 7,
50x110 feet, es Second street. Valuation
81, 500, tax $42,
Andes Mil and Elevator Co, bill No.
Z Ward 8, lot No. s, country lot No. |,
60 feet to river, WIS Tennessee street.
Valuation $500, tax sl8.A.
Andes Mill and Elevator Co., bill No,
5, Ward 6. lots Nos. Q to S, block 2,
240 feet to river, ws Tennessee street.
Valuation $4,000, tax sac,
Andes Mill and Elevator Co., bill No.
Q, Ward 6, lots Nos. l to s, S00x150
feet, es Tennessee street. Valuation
$25, 600, tax $420.
Beard, r. H., bill No. 80, Ward s,
part lot No. Q, block 81, 17%x9O feet,
es Main street. Valuation $1,000, tax
1925.
Bensdorf, H, bill No. 80, Ward s.
lot No. IL, 26xi55 feet, VS. Main street.
Valuation $4,000, tax s1O0.SO.
Bonner, George c., bill No, 40, Ward
6. lots Nos. 2 and 8, 3Sx72 feet, IS,
Beale street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$685. "a.
Bonner. George G., bill No. a, Ward
8, south part lot No, 6. block 3S; o0x160
feet, ws Rayburn street. Valuation
s., 800, tax sac.
chiles, Henry B., bill No. 70, Ward
block So, 5oxls7- 200 feet, VS. bayou, rear
Martin street to Second. Valuation
Chiism, Shirley D., bill No. 80, Ward
8, lot No. 6, block 10, s0x2O0 feet, WIS
Front street corner Talbot. Valuation
1880, tax SAT.
Ward 6. part lot No. 8. hlock az. osx1st
feet. es Gecoud street. Valuation 81, 0Oe
clough, John, bill NO. 90, Ward 6,
part lots Nos. II and 70, block Al,
leo. 35xl75 feet, es Second street. VAL
uation. IS, $50, tax $s3,24. asa.
6, part lots Nos. ! and I, sQx20O feet,
ws Front street. Valuation $4,000, tax
Forest, George l., bill No. IA. Ward
s, part lot No. s, S7x175 feet, es Null
berry. street. Valuation $1,000, tax
Hooks, George Emma. estate, bill No.
81 7-i2x70 feet, 80 Linden street. VAL
uation $4,000, tax $1o0.S so,
Kelly, p. H., trustee, bill No. 23s,
Ward 6, part lot No. I, 25xll5 feet, VS.
Main street. Valuation $1,000, tax
Krabbe, MelItta, bill No. 24o, Ward
6, lot No. /, 50x100 feet, IS Beale street.
| Valuation $11, 900, tax $lS4,S0,
Mccormack, Jennette E.. bill No. -276,
| Ward 8, block 7, 25x10o feet, es Sec
| ond street. Valuation 81, 900, tax S26.S8.
Meacham, NJ. L.. bill No, 2sz Ware
6, part lot No, /, e0x75. feet, es Vance
street. Valuation IS, 400, tax 1886.
Roger, Mrs. Il. B., bill No. 37s, Ward
ms Vance street. Valuation $4,000, tax
Roper, William and Annie Cunning
ham, bill No. $50, Ward 6, lot No. II,
s0xt50 feet, ms Linden street. Valua-
ton 81, 800, tax $SQ.24.'
speer. Charles b., trustee, hill No.
400, Ward 6, lots Nos, 2 to s. block 4,
ner Nettleton. Valuation $4,000, tax
$685. IS.
Speer, Charles e. trustee, bill. No.
410, Ward 6, lots Nos. and 2. block
S, i20 feet to river, VS. Chester street
corner Nettleton. Valuation $4,000, tax
| 1913. go.
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ELEVENTH WARD.

Bacon, Lucinda. bin No. 10, Ward IL,
lot Mo- AZ, 50NlbO feet, ws Hobart place,
Valuation 500, tax sll.T.
Bailey, Harrison, bill No. 90, Ward
ii, part lot No. SO, 80 feet to Bayou, VS.
Hobart place. Valuation $500, tax $40.
Barber, p. X, bill No. 81, Ward II,
lot No. 4 and part 3, 45xll0 feet, ws
Orleans street, Valuation $3.50, tax
$l4.2S.
Bickford, W. A, bill No. As, Ward II,
part lot No. 4, 2TNl5O feet, WIS Lauder
dale street, Valuation $1,000, tax s26.tS,
Branch, L. r., bill No. II, Ward II,
lot No. "a, A5xt40 feet, So Polk street,
Valuation 2,S00, tax S41.Oi
Brinkley, W. j., bill No SIS, Ward
n pnrt lots No. Is and IA, 35xl36 feet.
MS Polk street. Valuation $1,000, tax
$20,16.
Brown, Annie L.. bill No. IS, Ward
II, south part lot No AZ, 20xil0 Feet,
ca simmons street, Valuation $500, tax
$40.
Brown, Mrs. $. j.. bill No. 90, Ward
II, east part lot No. y, b0xbS rect, ms
Georgia street, valuation 1851, TAX
$142S.
Carroll, Annie M. bill No, 100, Ward
II, lots No. 4b and 40, block |, 60Ni5O
feet, MS Wright street, Wright sub
division, Valuation $2,50O, tax S42.
Garter. Lula, bill No, 1875. Ward H.,
lot No. 30, 50xlt4is feet, ms Polk street,
Carruthers subdivision. Valuation $500,
carter, s. s.. bin No, 1875, ward II.
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Muloahy, Jas. t, bill No, 44S, Ward
6, part lot No. 4, 45x121 feet, ms Cal
houn street, Valuation 81, $50, tax sSe.12
Main, Willard, bill No. 45l, Ward 5,
lot No. s., 65x115 feet, es Third street.
Valuation 50, 100, tax s52.oS,
country fot No. ls2, 87G -47.7xll7-lO
feet, es Fourth street, ASA feet north
Gayoso. Valuation s40o, tax S6,72.
Oakley, Annie NJ, bill No. 465. Ward
5, lot No. 1 and part lot No. 8, block
as, 63IAx209 feet, es Third street. VAL
uation $500, tax s126.
O'Neill, Annie, bill No. 46T, Ward 5,
75.6 feet. VS. Turley street, 80 feet north
of Talbot, Butler subdivision, Valpa-
ton 81, 800, tax S2l.s4,
O'Sullivan, Thos,, bill No. 40, Ward
5, part lot No. l, block 81, 2lx200 feet,
IS Beale street. Valuation $1,000, tax
SS1. s2.
overton, VIM. T., bill No. Al. Ward
s VI Fourth street Valuation 'l''''' tax
Penn, Rosa. bill No. 49,. Ward 8.
lots Nos. II and IL, 100xl25 feet, VS.
Fourth street. Valuation $1,000, tax
Raja, octaviA, bill No. 5o7, Ward 5,
lot No. 8, block II, 60xl20 feet. ms
Calhoun street. Valuation $2,SoO, tax
$47.04.
Rogerson, Jessie B., bill No, 500,
Ward 5, part lot No. s, block a., elxl45
feet, IS Linden street. Valuation $4,000,
Sanford. J. w, bill No. 54s, Ward 5.
block 40, Ehx1s4-ls7h feet, VS. Well
ington street, 1888 feet south Of Vance,
valuation $3.50, tax $3.50.
Sanford, Yetta, bill No. 544, Ward &,
lnt Nh q 9EA yg0O faaA irrnRnlAF On
Gayoso street, Ford subdivision. Valua-
ton $4,000, tax 5000.
stith, Mona. bill No. 6sl, Ward ,,
country lot No. 492, block 81, 2Sxl60
feet, IS alley. Valuation $500, tax $6.7a.
Sturla, Rosa, bill No. 5S6, Ward .,
country lot No. 4s2, 42x1OQ feet, es
Fourth street, 2sh feet north of Gayoso.
Thompson, Jno., bill No. SOC, Ward 8,
Street. Valuation 1850, tax bliss.
part iot No. 3, 12xSs feet, es Rayburn
street. Valuation $50, tax 81 cents.
Turley. Irene r., bill No. 612, Ward 5,
part lot No. II, block 81, S2xl9s. feet,
ws Wellington street. Valuation $4,000
Turley, Irene R., bill No, el3, Ward 5,
part lot No. IL, 1a4x2lS feet, es Turley
street. Valuation $4,000, tax $164.54
vaccaro, Louis Estate, bill. No. SIT,
Ward 5. lot No. / and part lot No. 4
block is, 25-65xs5 "a feet, IS Beale
street, corner Rayburn. Valuation $4,000,
tax 31s4.40.
walker, Sam p, Trustee, bill No. .627,
Ward 5, part lot No. Is, 100xl4S feet
SIS Union street. Valuation sS,4o0, tax
SALE.
Walsh, Mary r, bill No. $50, Ware
5, part lot No. 7, 42x15e feet, ms Pom
totoc street. Valuation 81, 400, tax $20.16
Ward, Kate, bill No. 63Q, Ward s
part lot No. 6, 26x100 feet, ms Calhoun
street. Valuation $500, tax 31S.44.
Watson, Rosa, bill No. 63R Ward 5
part lot No. 4, block A, 4lxS6 feet, ms
fontotoc street Valuation $3.50, tar
81. so.
Wright, Jas, R, bill No. $50. Ward 5
part lot No. 10, 3IxlT0 feet, ns Butiel
street. Valuation So, 700, tax $62. l6.
Wright, l.. Jane, bill No. 65S, Ward s
part lot No. 10, 37x170 feet, MS Butlet
street. Valuation $3.50, tax $3.50.
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SECOND WARD.

Bickford, Eliz. W, bill No. 25, Ward
2, lots Nos. 4 and 5, 47x107 feet, es
Front street. Valuation" $4,000, tax
$685. 6
Bickford, n. w, bill No. 2s, Ward 2,
lot No. 2, 26x107 feet, es Front street.
Valuation $1,000. tax $3.50.
Bickford, H. w bill No, 81, Ward 1,
lots Nos. 6 to O., .69x107 feet, es Front
street, Valuation $4,000, tax 1920.
BicRford, +. W biz No, %. Ward
street. Valuation s125. tax $40.
Bickford. H. w. bill No. 80. Ward 2,
country lot No. 572. S5x14S feet, SIS Ex-
change street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$685. so.
Bickford. W. A., bill No, 81, Ward 2,
lots Nos, IL and IL, 51x107 feet, es
Front street. Valuation $4,000, tax
500. 90.
Bickford. w. A., bill No. "a, Ward O.,
part lot No. 404, 3Sx14S feet, es Third
street. Valuation $4,000, tax 1885.
Block. L. D., bill No. 80. Ward O..
sss. t {. S'f' ''' ''''''' G
Brinkley & Overton, bill No as, Ward
2. lot No. 4S, 25x140 feet, ms Exchange
street. Valuation 800, tax s1.6s..
Brinkley, J. NJ bill No. A, Ward 2,
lot No. q; 25x1Oo feet, ms Exchange
street. VALUATION slSoi tax HISS; 10
Ward 2, lots Nos. "A to AZ, 10Ox140 feet,
ms Exchange street. Valuation $500,
Chandler. Daniel, bill No. 6s, Ward 2,
lot No. 50, 25x14o feet, IS Exchange
street. Batture subdivision. valua-
Chase, Ike A., bill No. "a. Ward 2.
lot No, 81, 25x140 feet, ms Exchange
street, Battugre subdivision Valuation
ga Gassaway, Sara E, bill No. 1872, Ward
2, sSx54 feet. Valuation $1,000, tax
Hoffman, Lucy B.. bill No. 1871, Ward
2, country lot No. 473, .27x14sk feet,
es Poplar street. Valuation $S,ioo. tax
s52,08
ppt aTt lot v NH; ts; s i, 7o6, f tss s IS Front
Ward E. country lot No. 474, ssx14s feet,
ms Washington street. Valuation $4,000,
MaternsD Godfrey and Caroline, bill
NO; l ss' 5Oo wf faa s 4 fs1l'S feet Va'u'-
M Memphis oil Co., bill No. 1876, Ward
9, lot No. so, 25x140 feet, IS Exchange
street. a Valuation $500, tax .s6.72; -
Menefee. R. c., Trustee, bill No. 1877,
Ward 2, part lot NO. llS, zi%xsu rect,
VS. Main street. Valuation $4,000, tax
$201. so.
Metle, Martin H., bill No. 1879, Ward
9, 2ss1O7 feet. es Front street. Valua-
~SchooIfield' w w, bill No. 241. Ward
2, country lot No. 4T2. 41hx14sh feet,
ms Poplar street, corner alley. Valua-
ton $4,000. tax 1850.
Smith, Eliza, bill No. $50, Ward 2
country lot No. 472, 5Ox14sik feet, ms
Poplar street, corner Fourth. Valua
ton $4,000, tax 5000.
Stratman, E. H., bill No. 256, Ward
2 lot No. AZ, 25x14O feet, ms Exchange
street, Batture subdivision. Valuation
500. tax $1.68.
Stratman, f. H., bill No. 257, Ware
Q. lots Nos. 81 and 81, 5ex120 feet, es
Water street, corner Exchange, Bat
ture subdivision. Valuation 500, tas
$1.68,
Williams. Jos. R., bill No, 2s5, Ward
2, lot No. S8, 25x140 feet, ms Poplar
street. Valuation 500, tax s1.6s.
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FIRST WARD.

Bickford, W. A, bill No. Is, Ward /,
country lot No. 5OI 114x72 feet, IS Win
chester street. Valuation $3.50, tax
S2.52.
Bedford, W. A, bill No. 10, Ward /,
parts lots Nos. 5 and 6, 75X250 feet, ms
Market street. Valuation $500, tax
$30.24.
Bickford. w. A. bill No. 20, Ward !,
lot No. 5, country lot No, SSS, 20x75
feet, ms overton street. Valuation $685.,
tax $t0.5O.
Biskford, W. A, bill No, q. Ward / /
lot No. 7, country lot No. 1888, 20x100
feet, VS. Third street. Valuation $685.,
tax $1,000.
Coleman, Mary A., bill No. 81, Ward
J. parts lots Nos. 145 and 146, 80 2-3x
1917 feet, SIS Winchester street, orner
alley. Valuation $4,000, tax $685..
o. Dow, H., bill No. SO, Ward /, lot No.
q, 25x97 feet, SIS Market street. VAL
uation S25, tax AZ cents.
Dow, H., bill No. 90, Ward I, lot No.
"a, 25x95 feet, IS Market street. VAL
uation SIS, tax AZ cents.
Dow H., bill No. 81, Ward |, lots
Nos. 25 TO 81. 12lx95 feet, IS Market
street. Valuation $3.50, tax s2.52.
Forest, Geo. l., bill No. 11S. Ward /,
75x75 feet, ms Auction street. Valua-
lNh V'VVt VA VlS'uN'
Forest, VIM. L., bill No. ia. Ward !,
4Ox24X74 feet, center Front street. val
uation $3.50, tax $12.60.
Friedlander, s., bill No. 11s. Ward l,
lot No. 149. 6Ox32 feet. VS. Main street
Valuation IS, 700. tax S95.76.
Harris, Lizzie g., Executrix, bill No
149. Ward l, north part lot No. 80. 37ls
x12Sh feet, es Front street, corner al
ley, Valuation $3.50, tax $12.6O.
Lea, overton, bill No. 2O7, Ward !
Valuation $50, tax 81 cents.
McCadden. Mary H., bill No. ia
Ward /, S7x148 feet, es Third v'-'<
Valuation $1,000, tax $26,SS. =
McKeon,. Alice. bill No. 229, Ward !
lot No. 1872. 37x90 feet, es Main street
valuation $4,000, tax S43.6S,
McKeon, Alice, bill No. 800, Ward !
lot No. 1872, e6x37 feet, ms Overton Parl
street. Valuation $500. tax $40.
McKeon. Alice. bill No. 2St, Ward /
lot No. 100, 20x5O feet, es Main street
Valuation So, 200, tax $3.50
Maloney, Mrs. M. A., bill No. 2s4
Ward /, part lot No. 2sS, 1Shx14Sh
feet. VS. Second street. Valuation $500
tax $1O.0s. .
Menefee, r. c., Trustee, bill No. 23S
Ward /, part lot No. 1870. 20x5O feet, ei
Main street. Valuation $1,000, tai
$35.2S.
Menefee, r. c., Trustee, bill No
1884, Ward l. part lot No. 1872, 21x6l
feet, es Main street. Valuation $4,000
tax $47.04.
Monaghan, Jas, bill No. 243, Ward
part lot No. 469, 75x14S feet, IS Win
chester street. Valuation $3.50. ta'
500 AS.
Morris, H., & Bro, bill No. 245, War
l, part lot No. 1876, 3x74 feet, es Mail
street. Valuation S175. tax s2,94.
North American Realty Co., bill No
254, Ward /, part country lot No. So
52kxS4h feet, es Front street. valu
alton So, 100, tax $50 S..
North American Realty Co, bill Nc
255, Ward /, part lot No. 81, 64Ax741
feet, ms Winchester street, corner al
ley. Valuation $4,000, tax $3.50.
Pera, Samuel, bill No. 275, Ward
part lot No. 1856, 37x5s feet, corne
Commerce and Third streets. Valua
ton $500, tax $10.08.
Quinlan, John, bill No. 277, Ward
part lot No. 399, 60x45M feet, ms Win
chester street. corner Third. Valuatio
$500, tax $11.76.
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SEVENTH WARD.

Adams, Lydia, bill No. J., Ward Z.
part lot No. Il, block 81, 27.5x150 feet,
VS. Orleans street. Valuation $500, tax
1914.
Anderson, Blanche p. and Mamie
M'Crea, bill No, ., Ward ! lot No. l,
block so, 215x45s feet, IS Vance street
corner Orleans. Valuation $31, 900, tax
S520.so Z.
Anderson. Blanch P. and Mamie M
Crea, bill No. 4, Ward I, part lot No.
Z, block 60, 40x215 feet, es Orleans
street. Valuation $4,000, tax 1854.
Badineili, A., bill No. Is. Ward Z,
lot No, ., block 4st. 57xi3e feet, IS
Marshall street. Variation $4,000, tax
$55.4f.
Beard, r. H., bill No. 80, Ward I,
lot No. 5, block Sc, 75xi4s feet, IS Lin
den street. Valuation $3.50, tax ssS.2o
Booth, Edith NJ. bill No. 50, Ward
I, lots Nos. 10 and IA, block IS, ssxl60
feet, ws Cynthia street. Valuation 49,.
500. tax N2.
Brooks. Mary D., bill No. n. Ward
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NINTH WARD.

Anderson, p. T., bill No, =, Ward .,
street. Valuation s125, tax $40.
Bancroft, Alex, bill No. IA, Ward .,
lot No. 8, 40xt36 feet, ss Auction street,
Valuation 5000, tax $5,O4.
Bank Of Commerce and Trust Cor
bill No. Is, Ward 8, part lots Nos, %
Valuation $1,75O, tax $29,4o.
'Benham. Oscar. bill No, 40, Ward
3 part lot No. 17S. aox!!S feet, W.
Fifth street. Valuation $3.50, tax %.2f,
Bernstein, Sid, bill No. IS, Ward 3,
street. Valuation 800, tax $l6S,
,ot Ps No. :, slos ssd, ). 81 a5x, o. te e. VIZ W'T pun =.
lap street. Valuation s125, tax $40,
Blckford, Ellz. w, bill No. 50, Ward
q, lot No. 4, k6xi4e feet, WIS Woodlawn
street. Valuation 50 1900, tax $3.50.
Bickford, Eliz, w, bill No, 81, Ward
9, part lots Nos. 20 and q, Ask
lo1 feet, es Woodlawn street. Valua-
ton 5000. tax sl5.12.
Boone, Ben, bill No. 81, Ward 3,
lot No. 3, 50xt4s feet, ms Logney street.
Valuation 5000, tax 1904.
Brooks, II. H.. bill No. 81, Ward .,
| part lot No. 81, 25xl48 feet, We Fourth
n alley. valuation 1878, tax $0.6O.
Buck, s. q, Est, bill No, l0e, Ward
., country lot No. bl7, 26xl6l feet, VS.
| Peyton street. Valuation s275, tax A62,
Butler, Nora A., bill No. 113, Ward
! ., lot No, 81 and part lot No. %, 42xl2c
feet, WIS Peyton, street. Valuation 500,
tax s11.76.
Carroll, VIM. r., bill No. 146, Ward
Q, lot No. "a, 60xl90h feet. es Manassas
street. corner North Parkway, Guides
subdivision. Valuation $500. tax $500
coan, James r., Bill No. 1854, Ward
.. lot No. %, 74Nx14sA feet. es Third
| street, corner alley, Greenlaw subdi-
vision, Valuation $1,000, tax 1880.
Cooper, II. T., bill No. ia, Ward o
lots Nos. 13 and IA, country lot No
534, 14stxt4sh feet, es Main street
corner Keel Greenlaw subdiyision. VAL
uation 1850, tax 1880.
Cooper, n, r., bill No. 175. Ward .,
lots Nos. 10 and Is, country lot No,
! Ss4, sshx14sh feet, es Main street,
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EIGHTH WARD.

Amer. +. 4 l.. Assn. bill No. 8, Ward
14sh feet, ms Poplar street valuation
Sc, 450, tax $yl,66.
Benham, Oscar S., bill No. Is, Ward
s, part lot No. II, block b04, 40x25o feet.
ms Carroll street. Valuation $500, tax
S47.04.
Collier. Alice T., bill No. los, Ward 3,
lot No. 1 and part 2, 81 5-e-7Shx227-2A5
feet, ns Poplar street, corner Manassas,
Hawley subdivision. Valuation $1,000,
tax st17.60,
Colonial Realty Co. bill No. 107y Ward
s, part lot No. 8, country lot No. 5o4,
72-132xi13-151 feet, By alley in rear
HAndwerker, ct al. Valuation 1900,
tax t32.s0
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THIRD WARD.

Beatty, J.. w, bill No. II. Ward 3,
part lot No, 55S, block 479, 3Shx14s feet,
IS jefferson street. Valuation So, 900, tax
s110,S So,
Evans, Emogene. bill No. SO, Ward
3. part lot No. IA, block 4s0, 6Sx14s feet,
north side Madison street. Valuation
S?2, 900, tax S36s.60
3, lot No. 555, 50xl4S feet, SIS Jefferson
street. Valuation $4,000, tax s67. 90.
Fuchs, Anaise T., bill No. 81, Ward
., 39xT4 feet, SIS jefferson street. Valu-
)ation $ll, 500, tax. $19s.20.
Fuchs, Anaise. bill No, IS, Ward 3,
s0x14s feet. IS jefferson street. Valu-
alton $4,000. tax sis&
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Woods, Michael, Ct al, hill No. ss7,
Ward 9, lot No. "A. 35Nl01 feet, ms
Autumn street. Valuation $500, tax
$3.J6.
Workman, Mabel. bill No. 9Ol, Ward
O. part lot No. -, 40x90 feet. IS Saffa-
rams street. Valuation $500, taS $6.f2.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-04
Vocation Work Is Becoming Large
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Two years ago the expression 'vo- catioual education" was meaningless to teacher and layman alike. It was confused with manual training and then with industrial education. To day it is generally known that voca- tional education is any education that prepares a girl or boy with definite life career purpose. Not only does jt aim at teaching skill, but it in- cludcs a knowledge of applied matii- cmatics. applied sciences, applied drawing, English, American history and citizenship.
 Have the people been converted to vocational education? Evidence that they are in favor of practical cduca- ton is abundant. The Federation of Labor meeting at Miami last year passed a resolution endorsing voca- tional education. The Democrats of Arizona inserted plank in the party platform in favor of vocational cdu- cation. \ Republican governor in his message 10. the legislature men licned vocational education. The Arizona Federation of Woman s clubs at the convention in Yuma went on record in their resolutions backing vocational educatoin. The last session of the legislature passed two bills on vocational education pro viding most generous state aid for every school district in the state that organizes classes in agriculture, trades and industries and home eco monies.
 The people have spoken their minds on this new type of education that aims 10 prepare girls for home making courses and boys for a def mite lie work. Indications are that every hign school in the state and many of the large rural district schools will take advantage of the tund provided by the state and fed cra1 government next year.
 It is very important that every -chool district in ,hc state should get '7 touch with inc department of vo- cational education and find out what
 money is available under the new legislation
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-04
ASHURST IS DRY

PHOENIX-Dr. Harcourt w. Peck, pastor of the First Methodisf church of this city, has received a telegram from Senator Henry r. Ashurst, replying to the message which was transmitted to the official on Monday asking that the latter op- pose any attempt to let down the bars on prohibition between now and the time the constitutional amendment becomes effective next January.
 The message received by Dr. Peck was as follows:
 Washington, D. C., May g. "Harcourt W. Peck. Phoenix, Ariz
 Telegram received. I am in favor of the rigid enforcement of the pro hibitjon laws and am opposed 10 lifting the ban on beer and wines. Am in accord with your views on the prohibition question.-Henry F. Ash urst.'
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-04
CURIOUS SCENE WITNESSED
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 While coming to the city on horse back Monday afternoon over the old trail out of Walnut Grove via Jersey Lily. Calvin White, a naming man of Castle Creek district, ran onto four large rattlesnakes engaged in what appeared to be a fight to finish. or as he termed the combat a reptile duel. Each snake was coiled mp and they appeared not the least con cerned over man and beast being around.
 After witnessing the sparring match for about ten minutes. Mir White killed all four with rocks and proceeded 10 Prescott.
 They were of the black diamond breed, two having eight rattles, one zen and one twelve rattlcs and a but ton. The longest was four feet one inch and the shortest three feet one inch. Two sets of fangs complete also were exhibited by Nr. White, the others having been broken when they were killed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-04
LUKE KNEW PRICE
 TO BE ENACTED

PHOENIN May 2o.-"I will never return" were Lieut. Flani, Tullc's parting words to Phoenix as ho left for the training camp cn route 10 France, where he fell facing heavy odds
 This was the statement of Dean William Scariett in an address at the presentation of the Congressional .Icdal of Honor 10 Franl, Luke s., the aviator's father.
 The dead ilicr's prophecy was not i,talism Dor prompted by fcar but sprang from a full knowledge oI tho risks his spirit would prompt nim tc take in the worlds fight for dcmoc- racv.. aid thc dean.
 The presentation was made by Srigadicr Gen. Howard P. Hjc'oi commander oi the Arizona military district. on the por';co of the caWtol .u tire presence of hundreds of Luke , friends and fellow citizens. This |. tEc last official act oi Hicloh a- hrigadicr general and commander ot the district as he leaves for Fl Paso Saturday to revert from tcmpo~arr war promotion to his former rark as lictCuaut colonel.