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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

now electric lighted. The lights
were turned on February "a. and
the power plant u working salts
f%actorily. The Black Hawk Con-
solidatcd Mines company has in
stalled q. Western 90 horse power
hoist al the Ross No. / shaft, which
b hosting 100 tons a day. This
shan h 800 feet deep. Shipments
were resumed The last Of February.
About a a q day Is now being
sent 10 the smcltcr averaging net
9i7b0 per ton clear profit AZ the
Ross No. 2 shaft the station has been
cut al The e00-fcot level and cross
cutting started. while the sinking 4
being continued 10 the third level.
Work was started on this shan
from the surface last October.
pinos All0s-W. n Caldwell and
others are contemplating placer
mining on a rather large scale.
Their property IL located two miles
north Of town on Bear Greek. They
began operations last June and
have constructed q milo OF sluice
boxes. They closed down during
HE winter. but viii reopen early
this spring.
A. J. Brunlg OF Colorado Sprines.
Colorado. hae set a few mon al work
on his group adjoining he Hard
scrabble property Of The United
States Copper company.
Mexarko Mining company. oper-
niing The old Langslon mlne. have
completed a c~fOss-cul OF 700 feet
under The mountain. NJ, Gceley.
superintendent. reports lndinel
some of The richest ore yet 70 10
encountered They have nassed
through several rich gold ohules.
ono or which. attaining dimensions
q about four feet. has returned a.
says Of from 5000 10 5000 per
lon.
Omitted States Copper COMPANY
are expecting 10 open the Hard
scrabble property soon with al
two shifts. The Hardscrabble
i q ailver-copper producer.
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acres. lying IN three group ani Il
developed by shafts TO a depth N
200 feet all being IN ore. The sale
brings 10 a close the history OF a.
romantic a bit Of mining history
% has occurred In the sOuthwest
Tor a period OF years. Credit for The
discovery and development belong
almost equally 10 three men-R. n
kirehman, W. II. Janney and o.
Wiser.
Silver ciiy-The Billiard peak
Silver Mining company are about
10 lease their ave claims and IA /,
expected, II the deal goes through.
that The property will be under on
Grafton soon. II is a native silver
producer.
william Roach IL sinking a pros
pect shaft on his property In Chic
rido Flat Nv will continue 10 some
depth. The site OF the shaft IA near
uhe Bremen and 70 famous IN the
early days as million dollar silver
producers.
Silver Spot Mines company have
their shaft on Boston Hill down a
hundred feet and have been In ne
iron ore almost from the FIRST Man
aecr kirchman states thaf.shipplns
Of iron-mangnnese could begin any
iino with sufficient pront but that
i y better q, continue sinking he
fore any cr0as-culiing il done
some samples iaken out Of the bot
tom OF The shaft show green stains
which IL either silver or conner
bromide mo aasay has been taken.
some waller has been encountered
but u Il being taken care on hy a
triplex pump Installed.
cora Miller mine. owned b. C. W.
Mitchell and others. Is about Ia he
renpened and Operations startled
according 70 Mr.. Mitchell. who ar
rived TIE lrsi Of the month. The
Cora Miller "a m Old producer Of.
silver, lying sixteen miles from
town. A tunnel 500 feet In lenrih
with other work constitutes The a.
eclopmoni accomplished when "A
was Formerly producing.
Whliewaier ~ Silver Lake Mining
company IL continuing doveloD.
menl ~ their property nine miles
southwest Of loNn. The latter
work has hcnn confined 10 drinIna
or ne iS5 and iM feet levels. me
shsn i 400 feet deep.
White 6isrzf-E Mcfarland and
Assptlnles N placer mlninf ncnr
lhe ranch ~ William Royal. They
are using arrapers 70 carry lhn
gravel into scflcne, while ihn ane|
IA run through a nfae.
Tho venture Il proving very profit
lhlf.
Otto Forster and lack orIasom
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feet. al which time Mr.. Boyd OK
poets 10 know more Of the ore
values In the dixie:
The Homcstake silver-lead prop
crty, ~ miles south OF Lordsburf,
consisting Of seven claims recently
purchased by Mcssfs. Lucky, Parks
and Allen from The discovered. Juke
Arneit has been taken over under
lease and bond by n. W. Kinnon,
formerly mining engineer for the "
Mining company. Considerable de-
velopmont work IL contemplated m
the near future with Inc idea of
proving up what IL indicated ~ be-
Ing a big milling proposition. A
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
FORMER HALL PLAYER
ENTERS PRIESTHOOD

East Las Vegas. n. N. March "a.
-hev. Father Roger AnilL q mem
Der Of the passionist order. is
preaching a scrica OF sermons al
the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
cepiion That Is attracting large con-
gregniions and much favorable
comment Father Aulll served in
the army for - months ovorseaa
much OF the Time IN Russia. In his
minisiraiions 10 dying soldiers no
mad recourse 10 the use Of an air.
plane 70 set quickly from one spot
10 another Before being ordained
10 the priesthood he was m The
American association Tor two years
and played for one year with tho
Chicago White 8ox. nube Waddeil.
with his errnli7 and speedy ddllv-
cry len Father Roger. who was a
catcher, with q couple OF broken
fingers 80 Souvenirs OF bis big
league baseball experience. FAITH
or Roger was shell shocked and
later had influenza and pneumonia.
ne u here 10 reeuporaie his health.
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That The Tertiary, or even the pIel-
elpceue, occupancy Of the American
sentiment BY tho race q demon-
sirniod. and the writer prefors ID
fappf The View, already exurnssed
mat the continent was probably moi
reached and occupied unlll afIor
NE final retreat Of the glacial ia
from middle North America. ; :
We may winelf await the results Of
iuflheg research and pr0tida FOR
lhe application Of these Of lhe 10
yefesl tests that science can de-
plae.H
Earlier than the cll1-dwellorn. The
slab house and haokel-maker Gull
luFc would seem TO be but links III
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one can lan|y apo-'lse little crca-
lures clnmherlne oVcr me rocka
and a great mnny features OF ne
architecture. would seem % sub
slaniiaie rhc theory However. me
average height Of the adults WHOSE
remains have been found. IL i've
feet six inehca II. W. HolmeA N
The Handbook OF American In
diane. says. a race Of dvarin hes
been popularity hscrIbcd 70 lho ri|I-
dNcllcr region Of New Mexico.
- . partly owning % The lndlns
|of shrlvelcd and ahrunkcn num-
mics Of children too hastily as
sumed 70 be those 81 dwarits, and
partly owing 70 The discovery %
small apartments in the cll1 dwell
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IordoufH oIt end tohoonllNI1.
shipped from Ibf I.onI1hnf1 k.
IlitI during he mosih " I0nunr1
Amounted b 10 rar4 81 nn anrrot-
innate value OF (Ifo.foo
Tho Eito'f-hlc MIn|n1 company
y 1h|pnIn4 copper ore az the rate
pf 80 lois 4 day. end r. running he
same amount through The m||I. The
test run aIlcr installing their new
machinery was made TIE third week
~ February end thONfi q 3 Der
cent recovery yielding OVER ~ noe
cent copper IN ihc concentrated.
and 40 md .l6 loss IN ne iall.nna.
The nQnncy Consolidated M|n|no
company has about 10000 tons III
ore on The dumpo which win aver
aec ~ per cent copper and around
eie IN gold ard silver. The CON-
pony a 10 resume operations 81 the
near Sa1lrA expecting 10 erect a
min on Inc property.
The Monte NIto Mining a Mi|inr
company. Lawrence n. Boyd pre-
idcnL Il slcadl|y pushing the iun-
mel under Lcc1 Peak. They are ac1
IN 30 feet and expect 70 strike the
iool-wan OF ne huro dixie II any
time. This dixie Is mousfrous az
fair that can bo traced across thc
country Tor several miles and .
says values IN silver, lead and cop
per OF All 81 these any place aInn1
ne surface. The tunnel will cnl
The leihc 81 = depth ~ about 700
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EARLIEST SETTLERS Oh
Ink SOUTHWEST

fBy Ediiha Lalla Watson IN South
wcslern Maenxint.l
Before Columbus dreamed Of a
land beyond The seas. thai land wos
poopled BY A race which left many
traces 0n ridge aud cIIn. Today.
al the casual observer nofaa mas
BE- 4 square outline Of rocks or 4
wall built across 4 eaYemoulh. 10
the amateur archeoloelei however.
the ruins are pcopled with visions
Of That ancient raco-the -Firal
Families.
The erroneous hoiioss c~oncernine
this vanqulehed people arc many
and interesting. Ono Of me most
prevalent, and one which iha wrfter
formerly sought 70 prove is: that
tho cli1-dwollers were pyemlo1.
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sudden shock 10 an ne had o,.,ed
In age The nny eighth mI1r.fnne
and had resided N Hutflann counts
since 1880 having come here irom
Iexna
For moro than a. years JoIcrsou
y. FAR held he once Of sheriff of
Hucrfano county and IN TIE years al
his Incumbency earned he repnln-
ton OF being q fearless officer ana
n most energetic one. Ho hrcnme
sheriff fref Ia succession Oh M
brother. I'd Fnfr. who WA Killed on
July 90 1890. IN q battle with
BLACK Jack" kctchum and bis rnnr
IN ne rlmarrcn mountains Of Col-
FAX county. N n. kclchum was
aiicfward rounded up and paid for
III. many rrimou Of ouiiawry On he
gnllows.
Following the lnmous Seventh
Street Battle" In Walafnhura In Oc-
iober, IDA Ia which striking miner.
and OFFICIALS clashcd Farr, with 4
score % armed drpulira nourhl
refuge In the court house lhcro for
several Days. HE fearless attitude
IN walking out unarmed 10 confer
with The uifikcra urging them 10
remain peaceful attracted nhllon-
Wide attention.
farr had extensive fnrmine. sheen
raising irrigation and banking in
forests. Ne came 10 Colorado from
Austin, To1as. In 1890 where ho had
been q live stock dealer. Ne lrsf
served IN this state a. herd rider.
shcopman and cowman
The death Of lon Farr recalls The
activities of notorious BLACK
Jack" kcichum and his gang Of
bandits In this section In the late
sos
william n. Hono told ne story
Today Of the desperate hghi with
The bandits which resulted m me
death Of Sheriff I'd Farr, Jenrs
Only July ~. 1891. a G. q e. pas
senger train was held up for tho
third Time In a few months near
Folsom, by Black Jack" his broth
or, Sam, and about ten others The
gang escaped 10 the mountains. hot
y pursued by q posse. organized By
Reno. who was then special agent
for the G. a q Sheriff Ia Farr
shared The leadership OF a bunch
Of fearless. determined men. n. n.
Love. y. n. smith, Willis Elliott
and ucorea 1ilsworih.
After Eve days OF relentless pur-
suit the posse came upon the ban
dts on Sunday. July &C. locating
hem In Turkey Creek canyon. col-
fax county, IN The Cimarron noun
iains 80 miles from the nllroad.
A hot battle enaued, everyone shoot
Ing 10 kill Sheriff I'd Farr ZEN
mortally wopnded and n. M. Love
was Killed outright. p. II. Smith
was seriously wounded but recov
cred and Bill Reno was slightly
wounded Sam Keichum. was
wounded 70 severely he died In a
Few days and two other bandloa
were hit.
This battle was the b-eginnIns Of :
the end OF BLACK Jacks" long ca
reer OF crime. His followers de-
serted him one by IND and he ended
ms days ON the gallows.
aIl III
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PREWITT e PENDRR

test a Of this ore from the iS0-
foot level recently shipped 10 the
~ Paso smelter showed total values
Al s2fb0 per ton.
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Count the men who count In our city or any other and YOU win
find The Home Owner the Developer The man who ls depended on
10 accomplish things The man who has 10 admit that he q not
a property owner, has never been, and does not expect 10 be, con-
feases that tho stuff that makes y man was left out Of his nakeup
or was and never VIII be again the opportunity 10 buy as cheap a.
now, We have lots ringing from G5to up Good terms on. every
thing Some bargains In Houses and Lots Ask prewItt a Fender
m0hAL-Buy lots and build that Home, now Is the time; there new
for anything you want; II we haven't got it. We will set Il for you.
G. pFNDRR
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10 sclla 80 because 4 excel, b."
SEQ next weeks I'D. explaining
what sells 10.
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High Cost o. Government and High
Cost Of Living.
The high cost Of government q
The frat aus Of the high cost OF
living. We muei become sane IN
expenditures.
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IL sells 80 becauss Il cxcels sO.-
See next weeks I'D. explaining
what sells 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-10

sDTI4 Sr., ~ W.--Aicsyo bedroom. sittin9
room. With private bath. electricity. tels-
phone: southern exposure.
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OFFICES, LOFTS. WAREHOUSES;. SHOW.
ROOMS. an sections. j. CLARENCE
DAVIES. &c Nassau IT,, John ltTt: ~ T..
4gd AZ Vanderbilt gfTl.
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Above 5o,h st,--5th Az. TO North River.
Miscellaneous.

TO srIp-rf,T-iirht loft, with or without
fixtures: good location; fireproof. STAR.
70 Manhattan e. Tel. 1878 Mornlngside
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

floors 5000 or 1900 IT,; all or separate
modern buildings. sprini,lered. elevator. eioc-
tricity, heat. Bradley buildings. nth Fl. and
Vernon av., Long Island City: minutes
from Grand Central station. blocks from
ali subways, 2 cent fare: principals only. Ad-
dress A. j. BRADLEY, owner. I0i Beeiman
ST.. New York. Telephone 1901 Hickman.
FOR bargains IN CONNIE rcial water front
properties see JOSEPH T. MULLIGAN.
90 Broad -.
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- PARK sLoPr BAKoAlss.
thorough OF Queens-sale or Rent.


At HOIIbIS. i. 7.
For sale with possession. 2 nougc8. a0xf2
each: q rooms. bath. steam heat. electric
light. hardwood floors. concrete garages
price $500 each; cash $1,000 each; balance
easy terms.
DURoss co. 1856 Yves, 18th 81.
. FAMILY FRAME FLOOR VACANT.
Is rooms. furnaces. gas, electric; min
utes T.. I. r. r.. trolieys; plot 90yf00; fine
section, near schools price $4,000; cash
81, 600. u. II. SWEET. SOS Fulton st.. Ja-
fnaica Phone sTa.
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Infurnished.

~ANTED-Cp 90 date elevator apartment.
or rooms, 81 900 TO 81 800 per yea
COUPLE, 1922 Broadway.
WANTED-By middle aged couple, or .
room apartment. suitable to give spiritual
readings: state price. ROGERS. 264 Wee;
10th 81.
WANTED-Three or four roc ia the down
town section; rent not 10 e. $40: bonG
offerd Eeekman 1910. Can betweenl
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED FOR EXECUTIVE OFFICES Loo
TO 800 sd, fl. 3Oth 10 47th sts., Blvay 20
Lnol. nv. phone service e5sentiai, furnished
or unfurnlshed. immediate possession. Room
10. 81 T.. AID. Nandblt 9iTA.
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Borough of Brons--salc or Rent.
Borough of BrooIiyn-saIc or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL all year residence IN restricted
section. modern 0 rooms, stucco, furnished
or unfurnished. 8 baths. sleeping rooms.
elegantly furnished. Oriental rugs. &C., inn
mediate possession. This IN not a specula o.
ton: best Of reasons for selling. OWNER,
60 Exeter st, Manhattan Beach.
HERE'S A Barcain--CRn't last long:
first locker buys this beautiful room
new home; gas. electricity. steam heat;
servants needlesa: front and back yard.
SC: 81 800 cash gives deed OF possession:
balance monthly like rent on Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company mortgage: price
$3.50 Tel. Flatbush $3.50 Immediately.
PARK SLOPr BARGAINS.
LYONS 4 MASON, 81 Vanderbilt av.. Bkiyn
TWO family brick, 5G2 18TH st.. brooklyn.
all improvements: ready for Immediate
occupancy; easy terms. Apply 20 owner,
WARREN COsDON, iI3 Liberty ST.. New
York Phone 1890 Rector.
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RockIand County-salo or Rent.

RIVER VIEW FARM,
30 acre farm near railroad, high ground, 20
mile view OF Hudson springs and stream :;
400 bearing fruit trees, average yield 500 bar
rels; 80 acres tllabie, balance paHture and
wood: dwelling Il rooms; hot water heat ;
two large barns. chicken houses. &c; q"
buildings excellent condition; ideal country
residence and farm proposition; price SIT 600.
JOHN w. GfLTIES. Real Estate Agency
L.. I..L.. ~ Y
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE (90th st.)--rastiIy fur-
uishcd room IN high class private apag l.
ment. conS cnlent TO subway. surface and bui
lines: So weekly: references exchanged.
Phone .aSi Riverside
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Wet Side.

MANHATTAN AV., 3l2 corner 18th ~ :.
opposite Morningside Park.-6 and : room
chqice apartments. modern; elevator. iinne-
dat. posseaaion. $50 and $40.
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on THE GREAT SOUTH BAY.
rPJOHN & DEKAY,
nAuXI.OM 4. PHONE II.

IPRiNGFiEf,D, r. T.--iouses and lots. "a =
sains. sCHA pEffOrN, opposite station.
Telephone Springfield 1911.
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Borough OF brooklyn.

CHEERFUL. room and private bath, hot ard
cold water, steam heat and light. nice
nclghborhood; $40 a week. Tel. Creamery
f4i1.
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westolester-Sole or Rent.

mr. JADwAy. South. sgl, yonkcrs. Mus,
leave city. VII sell beautiful three family
house with garden IN front. beautiful back
grounds az perfect condition: improved con.
crete g.rrgc electricity: fnx iNS rark Hill
section; good opportunity quick buyer,
OWNER.
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sSrH ST, i52 West-Dosiraole. medium.
sunny room. all conyeniences: gentlemen:
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.

f4sTH, w.-Parior floor. partly furnished,
five ROOMS, bath. tie5. Audubon 2so2
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TWO adjoining 20 foot private houses. West
side. J9th TO 10th 81. MOLLOY. ~ East
42d 81. New York. Murray i'm 1896.
WILL, buy or rent 3 or story. 2n-25 foot
dwelling. West End Rv., S0th-9Gth Send
an particulars 70 INVESTOR. box 81, 1858
Broadway.
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JBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.


BEAUTIFUL new homes. with garage: six
rooms, bath. all improvements; S6T TO $40
per month: near Long Beach: 80 minutes to
Penn station; leases. G. g. SMALLWOOD,
Ocearside. l.. T.
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS. Refined couple
viii rcnt bright. sunny room. unturuishei,
10 elderly rcnficwofuan: evury convenience,
aid. Herald "a.
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thorough OF brooklyn.

FOUR and five room apartment on most -c-
sirable block IN Flatbush: all modern ira-
provoments desirable adults only. Appiy
3TO0 NIansfi.ld
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARDING. school wanted for Protestant
rirl ~ roare old, either in New Work city
OF nearby surburbs; mist be very roAsoraois.
N 30 Herald, Herald 81.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th St 20 5oth st. Unciusive).
Fast River 20 North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th 50. to 5sth st. Unciusiyc).
East River Ia North River.
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Mes.ehester-saIe or Rent.

BARGAIN IN KatoHah, \. y, room house.
bath. furnace, minutes TO station, neaf
school, l acre ground, garden; price $1,000
cash 81 500 terms 20 suit. Apply JULIA
BEVERLEY HIGGINS, 351 Madison av.
Murray I'm 1853.
CHARMING Colonial house; Q rooms,
baths; asking $4,000. SULLIVAN, 20
North av., New Rochelle, n. y.
FOR rent at Hastings. 10 room house. facing
river; over acre ground; model, Improve
rients; needs repairs; on long A,sse owner
Will permit alterations TO- three 4 family apart;
Central. Address II. G. BROWN, Is East
10th ST. Tel Murray nm 5o4s.
II. W. SULLIVAN. specialist in WESTMINSTER
real estate. $40 South broadway. Yonkers.
JAS. D. MCCAIN. II North av.. New
Rochelle. HoSaes-%ew Rochelle. Lareh-
mont. Pelham.
LARGE COUNTRY ESTATE no RENT
Suitable Cor private sanitarium or fash
ionable Inn; main house and cottages 90
SON. "a miles from New York; absolutely
quiet; wonderful view. Full Information BY
letter only. Address OWNER. IL w. Seth,
NEW colonial home at White Plains. eight
rooms, large living room. with open fire.
place four light sunny bedrooms, three with
hot and cold water; tiled bath. sanitary gas
kitchen. hot water heat; all late-t improve
ments. two car concrete garage; high
ground, half acre, corner; trees, shrubbcry;
coal. wood telephone In near golf tennis.
tCNhAiJ III requirements OF II ueSlA-
able year round home: can be ecen at any
time: ! Nutgrove ST., White Plains 81, 900
each required. balance $50 mortgage. W u.
DAVIES. 4ST broadway. New York.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO PENT OR BUY AT
pRONNNILIE,
an attractive residence OF 10 ROOMS AND 3
I'ATIiS, with 2i2 ACRES of land. within ?
minutes walk OF the station. Hotel C;rainate5-
and Lawrence Park Country Club? Large
rooms, porches, hot water heat, car
garage. lawn, shade trees, &C.; the first
caller can rent or buy this place with i'm
mediate possession.
BURKE STONE, INC, BRONXVIT.LE 1850.
YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS.
Stucco house. years old. plot 45xf8O; en-
closed front porch. big living room with fire
place, dining room with built in china
closets. pantry and kitchen. bedrooms q
very large) and tiled bath. hot water heat; .
$500. easy terms best bargain in the mar
ket.
BURKE STONE. NC. PELHAM. n. =.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

Furnished.
BACHELOR owning his own home IN coun-
try. with a most reliable housekeep-r,
wishes a or room kitchenetts apart
ment for > or months. $50 Herald. EtT-
aid SCI.
GENTLEMAN and wife, Christians. Rentis
people. desire 10 rent furnished modern
apartment, consisting Of bedroom. i.vibs;
room. kitchenmaid's room, from Decernbcr J
to April, East Side. 45th ST. TO 18th st. Tel.
LenoX 6GG. or write STORM. list St, E3st
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

/ am In the market 20 lease business office
buildings, apartment houses and teneinents (:
security and best OF references furnished.
Call or write $. PREViLLE. 90 5th av.
Murray Tiil s0iS.
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New Jersey-Saie or Rent.
BIGGEST BARGAIN YET

Il offered In this charming Colonial home, %
DC ready TO-. occupancy by Nov. 18th: beau
tifully decorated inside nnd out TO suit pnr-
chaser; cash payment Of 81 600 buys II,
balance OF 81 900 on easy payment mort
cages. Grounds 1O0x1oi IT,, IL big rooms.
TIED baths, wide ye-andas. In select. settled
reighborhcod: rear lakes. markets, country
clubs, churches, schools; profusion OF
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FOR $500 CASH

you can move tomorrow into brand new
Colonial cottage OF @ rooms and bath, with
every modern Improvement. gas. electricity,
&C.; situated on nice sized plot. with shrubs
and trees. at Colonia HIS Colonia, n. J.:
restricted section: 40 minutes out the
main line of the Penn. II. H.; convenient TO
station, golf club, schools and churches:
price S7,950: terms 90 suit Suite 40, ~
West 34th ST. Tel Fitz Roy 1851.