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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08
ONE OF THE BEST
PROPOSITIONS IN A
LARGE FARM

known in the country. On account OF the
capacity. Of handling stock. and large sugar
ing place and the amount Of soft timber !.
this farm contains $40 acres. 1900 maple
trees and Is equipped with 1850 cap buck
cts a good sugaring equipment large lot OF
good farming tools with stock and crops
and consists Of good lot of grain. hay and
straw now on hand. about 100000 u. % soft
wood. timber ready to cut, and large amount
OF growing timber and pulp wood within
4, mile Of saw-nill this is one ~ the bcst-
fenced farms ] know 81 J.. the country,
being woven wire. fitted 20 keep sheen or
any kind Of stock large fields and the beet
% soil 4: pasture that viii keen 60 COWS. and
with plenty Of buildings, barn, stables. tool
houses gd,d sugar houye. and plenty Of
wood for hoGse and suzsring this is one
great opportunity Tor a man who u looking
for large fam better lock after u a.
once. for he sugar seAsSn r. nesr at hand :
with a fair kind Of sugar season. no
doubt. man can make a sugar harvest OF
81 200 this year the man who owns u wants
Ia sell IL and will make the price right md
viii include 4 lot % household furniture and
everything. ready TO step into prosperous
business on different lines. Juch - dairy
ing. numbering. sugnring; no limit 70 tne
amount OF money man can turn out yearly
on the proposition
For further information. write or rail- o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08
WANTED

tsge house; communicate at once with
Charles Zanleoni- S0lu
WANrED-A small tenement for man and
wife in south end. handy to stone sheds.
or would buy q small house II price IL right:
addrcss House" care Times, SCOTS
WANTED-By midde-aged lady, position as
housekeeper In small family Of adults, or
respectable widower; Box %, Walden
Heights. VT 30Ote-
WANTED Secondhand stave silo or l0x
"a f. preferred c. G. Perrin, Barre. Vt.
tel. Sl7-Y. 2geu
WANTFD-Generai work. steady tempo
rury: write for appointment "A. b..
Daily Times Zsito
WANTED-Shed room for 20 10 men
reply to *" care this office 2s7t6
WANTED reliable man wants TO hire
10 or i2-eow farm, stock and tools, near
Barre; reply 10 o." care Times. 302t6f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Rack and tan huund pup L
Drake on roiiar. finder please notify same
a v. Brrrnos storu. 3ia North Main Etrcct
.g7tsr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

Springfield is to try out the town
manager form of government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

A G. f. 5O-HP. MOTOR FOR
SALE IN FIRST-CLASS CONDI-
TON; APPLY TO PRESBREY-
COYKENDALL co. 299tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED - girl or woman for general
housework good wages permanent posi-
ton telephone Montpelier 1894, Mrs. d. M.
Buck, Middlesex, VT. 30ltf
WANTED-Gril for general housework in
city answer by letter to "E. w." care
Times. 30lt3
WANTED-A waitress and kitchen Rirl;
Central Cafe. Pearl streat- zs9t3
WANTED A capable woman for general
homework Mrs. II. M. Farnham, Mont
pelier, VT. 2seu
WAITRESS AT ONCE Short order cook /;
experience necessary; J. T. Clark, SPRING
field, VI. 2ests
WANTED-A girl or middle-aged woman
for general Homework; apply TO Mrs.
Thomas Osborne. Montpelier. W. 2s7t6'
WANTED Waitressea Waterbury Inn, Wa.
terbury Vt. 2e7u
WANTED Stenographer :, answer by letter
only address Garage" care Barre Times:
WANTED Chamber maid and boy for pam
try work Waterbury Inn, Waterbury. VI:
WANTED - An experienced cook Miller's
Inn, Montpelier, VT 2slt
NURSES ASSISTANTS, salary $40 per
month uniform board. room and laundry
furnished apply to Supt- of Nurses, Long
Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, n. Y.
27Tt26
WANTED-Pupil nurses and attendants at
the Taunton State Hospital; wages $500
per month with maintenance for particulars
address DR. Arthur " Goss. Supt, Taunton
State Hospital. Taunton. Mass 264t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

MAPLE AVENUE sEyEN-RooM HOUSE
arranged for two families present owner
lives in part and rents the other tenement
lorge lot, affordins garden; price $4,000 :
this is good home: owner might consider
exchange for farm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

BARBER SHOP FOR SALE-An extra coed
chance for right man; good business and
location; write for particulars Barber
Shop" Barre Times. 29St6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

POOL TABLE IN FIRST-CLASS SHAPE
New cushions; sets Of balls and about 2
do2. cues will sell cheap, as ! need the
room: T. C. Mccarthy, l07 South Main
street. 295tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

Mrs. c. S. Emery, wife of the guber-
material candidate, was the first OF only
IL women to take the freeman's oath
to vote Tuesday at Newport.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

FOR SALE Sullivan compressor and 100
HIP. motor; owing to the fact that we
have recently installed larger machine we
are Offering this equipment which we ran
guarantee tc be frst-cass in every respect
compressor is 540-foot machine and has
been in operation part Of years; Mari &
Gordon. Inc. 297tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

FOR SALE 49, Having purchased a larger
equipment, we now offer for sale our In
gersoll- Rand air compressor, capacity 200
cubic feet now operating at our plant in
good running condition Roux Granite Co.
2g4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

material candidate, was the first OF only
~ women to take the freeman's oath
to vote Tuesday at Newport.
Rev. Hugh David Jones, formerly rec
tor of st. Paul's church in Vergennes,
who recently resigned, has begun his
new work among the Welsh people in
New York City.
On account of no trains running on
the Addison road the week of Feb. p,
Jonas Burchard of East Shoreham
went to Leicester Junction and brought
back a bags of mail, the first in town
for week.
The entire milk train of II cars,
northbound over the Rutland railroad,
was derailed Friday at East Dorset,
Fifteen hours were required to clear
up the wreck, but traffic was delayed
only about two hours, as trains were
detoured.
Mrs. Lucy Corey Votey, widow of
Rev. Charles A. Votey, from 1879 to
1891 a pastor in various Vermont
churches of the Baptist denomination,
died at her home n Detroit, Mich, on
Feb. 90 Interment was in her native
city of Fall River, Mass.
A consignment of sugar was on the
train wrecked at New Haven Junction
recently and the packages that were
badly broken open were sold, "A. i.
Thompson and W. w. kingsland Of
Weybridge purchased most of what
was disposed of to feed their bees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

lives in part and rents the other tenement
lprge lot, affordins garden: price $4,000 F.:
this is a good home: owner might consider
exchange for farm.
EIGHT ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE in
the vicinity of Curritr Park hot water
heat, electric lights. large barn. extra large
lot would cost at least 81 100000 TO build !;
property can be purchased FOR $4,000 !:
terms, 100000; balance at per cent
BROOKLYN STREET COTTAGE - Six
rooms. bath spring water. hardwood foors /;
an extra building which could easily be eon-
vcrted into a garage bargain at sl,S00.o0 !;
terms S50oOo cash.
BUY DOUBLE HOUSE and let the
other fellow help pay for IL; here il good
one on Glib street rooms in each tene-
ment dividend in center. furnaces. baths.
etc, large lot bargain at IS 100000 terms
$4,000 balance nj per cent
SPLEN DIDLY LOCATED RoOMING
HOUSE. located in the heart of the city
az the corner Of Keith avenue and Summer
street, and known as the Prindle house: al
modern. with one Of the best heating plants
in the city: hardwood hoors. with curly
birch finish contains j. rooms wide porch I.
has been built only few years and always
occupied by the owner: n splendid income
derived from renting rooms TO the best class
Of tenants will sell furnished II desired ;
Illness in family makes sale necessary for
price. terms. etc.
Come in and talk II over with US Office
open Monday and Saturday evening".
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE One 3-yr.-old Jersey heifer
inquire of f. NJ White. q Upland avenue.
9Oatf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

FOR SALE-Two bred registered Berkshire
sows also new mich Jersey COWS, u
,ereulin tested John F. BENJAMIN, Jr., fel.
o5-R. 299tf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-24

Mr.. and 1ra Il CoArad were
Tuesday svtha;shsp le'nsrS It the Martin
Hereth home. ~sN ~
Mr.. and Nrs. Dslos vanzante and
daughter Ruby VIZ visitors at the
Marshall and PetSriSn hmes Sunday
afternoon. N rs 9
Miss Nettie Euhr speat several days
Of last week With Regina Conrad.
Ina Sheets ID assisting Mrs. B. L.
Limbaugh with her work.
Mrs. J. B. Fisher spsnt last week
with relatives on the bench.
Mrs. J. s. Burdell called at the
Davis home Monday afternoon.
Lee Payton who has been attending
college at Newbefg, Ore. returned
home Wednesday.
Misses Regina Conrad and Nettie
Luhr took dinner With Mrs. J. M.
Hereth Friday. @s'
Mrs. H. Lair and Estelia were Sun
day dinner gtstts at the Henry
Sehoening AonsoL si'
AsnSa V(,ezlhte went to Boise Sat
utday 70 Mn friends.
Nr. NJ BE-. Jake Conrad, Miss
Alma Hey Regina and Clara Con-
rad, Messss SSmuel Duborko and
Clarence Aertth motored 70 Boise
Wednesday; SsN
Niss Lila Diivsf who spent some
tim1 he@p visiting friends left for
Parma 1huys1ay.
Mr.. and IErs. Horton Of Boise spent
Tuesday night It The Bennett Linn
baugh home. tssfes
Mrs.. H. Conrad, Grandma Conrad
and Mrs. Fisher were dinner guests
ct the Martin Hsfeth home Friday.
Mr.. and Ms. H.fcohrad and family.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ]. II. Hereth and Char
lee were caiiSri IT the j. L. Conrad
Aoms Sunday svsdlhe.
Mr.. end Nh sJake Conrad and Nj.
Charley Carry ware dinner guests atl
he John Hsfish ASsys Sunday.
NJ. ard Ma Pony Limbaugh and
Iamily spsat nss1ey with relatives
q I'l1o11,0fe. hfsSte "
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-24

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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-24
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY

The Slope residents are sxtendinl
goed wishes 70 little Miss WIlAelm
! who arrived rsesatly, 70 gladsn tn.
home Of Mr. and Ms. Fred Wilhslm
The little lady weighed ten pounds.
Joseph Hslfsrt and family reached
Eugene. Ore. on thsir western trip
Here they wsre delayed = week BY
gasoline shortage, procssding hsnce
TO the bsautiful NJ. Shasta country,
whore thsre was oceassioned another
dslsy. They vihssssd snow storms
on the mountain that bald forth sever
81 days.
Mn. Beta HIT and sister Miss Jean
Eprpat were Tuesday guests Of Mrs.
Bert Wright
Nr1- walter Stone. Il at homo from
her three week visit with the mother
st ths coast near San Franciseo.
The Stops cherry orchards viii b
busy places from now on until the
crop ID harvested.
Mrh. c. ". Cook received word
Tuesday Of the coming departure Of
her sister Mrs. Stillman Of Deliver.
Iowa, for Emmett Idaho. Mrs. Still
man viii Walt . few days In Des
Moinss, expecting 70 reach Boise July
Srd. Mrs. Stillman's visit viii not be
\ long visit At this time. her mother |
~ rny~n- - 4. .-{.tkl-- ~ O~oH
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-24
SOUTH SLOPE

c. p. Hartley returned 70 his min.
hG interests The iattsr part sf tn
VOek.
g. A. Reason went 70 Boiss and ~
Tuesday,
c. 2. Hartley ed c. ~ Cook wsre
b Boise Friday a hsainees,
Edward Hnrps isNsiFlh9 hia grand
faAAsr I'd Heath. tia wOsk In The hay
Aold.
The PAyetts eanpsry had nsn vis-
jhng tAs Gops eAsrzy orchards, Tuss-
dry in ths interests Of their plant 1t
our nsigAboz eity.
Arthur Wrigh&1n dDWA lsea NJ
work In Long Valley for tAs vssk end
with homo folks-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-24
OLA

A few began cutting alfalfa Monday
morning.
Bsrn-June IT, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Carlock, = girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Smoky Brady
Of High Valley, boy.
William Otto il quite sick at this
time.
J. E. Flake took an auto load Of
young folks 10 Sweet for the dance
last Saturday night
Ralph Blessingsr and Miss Linnie
Rhodes went to Boise last Saturday,
Looks like wedding balls.
William Sevel began saving last
week and will keep his mill going all
summer.
Quite = number from here attended
the n. w. A. Convention 1t Caldwell
last week.
Mrs. Albins and sister Edith and
husband came up from Boise last week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12
Earth Citizens Will Talk With
Peoples of Other Worlds


NEW YORK, Feh. i2.-Haye the
lnhahiianis Of Mars been attempting
10 communicate With us2
This IL The qnesilon which for the
past week has been hcitatinE sclen-
lists on both sides 81 tbs a Mys-
terlous wireless nlrnals have been re-
ceived both In his country and In
England Where do they come from p
Nikoia Tesln. whose researches
have resulted In important contribu-
lions 10 every field Of electrical sci
auce and who u especially well
known as n wireless expert. does not
believe that the signals recently re-
cciVed come from Mars. BAT he does
assert that ne himself has caught
faint impulses over the wireless which
cannot be accounted FOR Except by
the ~supposition that they come from
these Sounds were merely the Sc
uucnca ~ numbers. first n tap. then
two laps then three taps. tho simplest
idea thar ran be exchanged between
persons without ans medium OF d.
recr iingunl communication. But the
Inventor IL of the oplhlou that N We
answered these we would finally be
able To- adtuucc 10 more complex mes
sagns and that We could finally trans
init photographs BY wireless and con-
vey ideas through pi~ciure-writinE.
Dr. Tesla has planned "a answe
fhesn signals ana "a designed "a
tower which would be able TO deliver
power at the rate Of l.G0O. 00o. 900
horsepower and would. he thinks, be
strong enough 20 repeat TO Mars the
one, two. three signal he received
from that planet.
The inventor was asked about The
mysterious wireless sounds recently
heard
They are wholly Of terrestrial
oripin he replied. They have no
connection whatever with the sfrnuse
~phennmeHE 7 discovered IN my iu-
Nestlgutions Of observation-disclosures
from 1899 20 1900 in Colorado. AZ
that time { wga operating under ideal
conditions there being no other wire
less plant Of any considerable power
in esisirnce Decides my own. which
deyeluned "a current Of 1000 amperes
Ia b %anfennno. sufficient TO aneci
wirelcss-recoiting instruments. as
nov employed. az any point ln the
globe.
And got, although I used an IN.
Eirumcnf OF mHrYoluus gensititeucsH
harch could catch the faint Impulses
which came one. two. three
There were occasional misses, but thl
sequence of numbers WAS unmistnkn
BE. During the following year, white
carefully reviewing ihe ground { hu,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12
TO DAREEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA


rc.nmoa rarder sage brcwed Into a
heavy tea with susrhnr added. viii
turn gray. streokcd and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. just
q few applications viii prove n reVeia-
lion N your hair ~ fading. strraked or
gray. MixlnR the says Tea and Sui
phnr recipe al home. though. Is o
blnsome. An easier way H. 10 get r.
bottle o. Wyeth's sase ana sulphur
Compound ~ amy drug store ai ready
sor use. This is the old-timc recipe
improved b. iho addition Of other in-
gradients.
while wiHpy. gray. faded hair Is
not sinful. We ali desire TO retain onr
youthful Appearance ana attractive
nssr. rs d~afkenlne your hair with
Wyesh'E sage and sulphur Compound.
no one can tell because a. does d so
naturally. 20 evenly You just .dampen
a sponge or soft brush with u aud
draw this through your hair taking
one small strand az a tine. hy norm
Ing an gray hairs have disappeared,
and. after nnoiher application Or Two.
youf hair berrmcs Beautifully dark
Eionsy. soft and luruiant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12
FOR USE OF
\ HORSES IS INDICTED
Man Who Took Animals
Makes Good But Faces
q Charge

when ANIME sandoeai wa Undated
IS Gl grand ters ~ p1tated fniity on
m fnfafmaton 20 the charge q lar.
ctnS ~ two nofaee
And set r1 nr1rrhI fNt horses hnck
% fNtlf owner and faia nlns Tor The
uDh ~ them.
when re told NE nrnrs before the
district court last MonOag ne aah re-
leased on bic avn frcafniNinfe and
sentence visa auEpennrd until furtnef
in~srttleeton j. made ~ ne disiricf
al NrneN.
Eandofai. who lived ~ ihe aiida q
Eandoqai touAlt. loii RE crurt tnel
his wife dfed lnf1pf The influenra
epidemic last year aud ion HIM alone
with TIRES small children. ~ was im-
ptrafite. ne mid. isat ne take he
Children 10 4 safrr Place re hl1
~ horses of his oan. - BE- went out
on tiic opVn raaEe and picked out two.
with these NJ drove hls little family
80 paFuaa furiuEa Cnlo- Just norlh 81
lhn NeW Mexico boundary.
Then. he said. he drove the horses
hack down 10 the range nfaiu. re-
iufaed ihen TO lheir owner and paid
him round fso for the Use Of Inc anil
mails.
~ tht me4nu1Ilc the ksand jury IN
F4niutai caunIf Indicted him un a
larceny charge. %ou a. a up % The
district .ctuft 10 acchie when q horse
thief Il not a horse hlrf
HandQtal naa gone hack 20 his chill
Aftn n paNuso SPRINGS % hf haf
10 serve h EtaIlcrce h. wants fo pcein
rl6ht away and sct q over With. he
Saw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12
$4,000 Farm Homes
in New York Vacant

ITHACA. n. T.. Feb. i2.-The
abandonment Of farm life by men
and boys during the past year for the
city has left more then $4,000 habit
able farm houses In the state vacant.
according to estimates made public
here oy Professor G. r. warren, OF
Cornell university. His figures were
based on "a survey OF nearly 1000
representative New York farms which
has Just been completed by federal
and state agricultural authorities.
The survey indicate, he explained
that three mon had left the farm for
every one returning. lie said that
about $4,000 men and boys left farm
ing to go into other Industries and
about eleven thousand went from
other Industries back 20 the farm
making n net loss to the farms OF
- coo persons.
Professor Warren said that the
farm abandonment figures explained
the scarcity Of houses In the cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12
DID YOU EVER
USE SLOAN'S?
Keep IL handy 10 promote prompt
relief from rheumatic
pains and aches

VI IHEN you kH0v what Sioan's
wv Liniment will do, as thousands
u men and women the world
over know, you. too, will keep il handy.
You will U.S. Il for those '~twinges Of
rheumatic" for relieving that lame
back. muscle stiffness and soreness,
aches. all sorts OF external pains, and
exposure aftermaths.
Only takes a little. applied tr;ihoHf
rHb5iHe. soon peHeirdies. scattering
the congestion. bringing mcrciful relief
to the throhbing. jumping part.
Three sizes - 3Sc., 70c., Si.40 Any
druggist has il. II not. we'd like to
know his name.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12
Man Held For Stealing
Government Traps

on complaint by the local biological
office, a warrant WIS issued
end federal officers arrested w n.
having. OF Hope, y. ~. on a rhargo
OF stealing government traps and the
animals caught In the traps. lie was
taken before a United States commits
sloner at Roswell and hound over 20
await the action OF The federal grand
Jury.
Considerable difficulty has been on
countercd by this service from time
Co time on account OF such thcfts. Al
the traps are government property,
punishable by "a heavy fine or i'm
prisonmcat or both. The animals
taken from itsse two traps specified
in the charge. were said to be u
coyote Inc a sxunS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12

Two boys. EIlricfc. Hen and Chas-
uey Apple. were arrested at the Sanfa
Fc depot hast cttniuf efter they hac
been Efen hanflnr afuund b station
for several days.
They had q large ounurfy pf cheap
1rwalff and several nuckcihuoks lu
their possessions A diary one ~ The
hoys had stared 10 write. hut failed
20 Nnuuiulaln showed they ler CALI
forhia tart thff year and we're tfasel-
Ing senL one % the boys F1id be
lived la CALIFORNIA. The other gave
Baxter Springs. Kan. rn NE home.
They are being held for Investigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12

covered. ! proved TO my entire salts
faction that the disturbances cou.d
not have been produced on the eaith
or emnnated from the sun moon ~
Venus. and the most p.ahsihie tonclu-
sion led 10 b Fuppoaitun thut they
had come from Mars.
To most people the mere idea Of
flashing o. signal over the immrlse
gulf OF uftN Lr % hundred million
Gus, q b. Dr. SIMPLY "a feat II electric
cal engineering, apparently hazard
% but made perfeCug feasible
through INVENTIONS wlth which rN-
peru are familiar.
In attacking the problem OF COM
municauOn with the planets We have
two solid facts TO bulld upon. first. "a
machine can readily be produced by
ua OF sufficient power 20 convey tho
disturbances al "a distance; ana. sec
ond, our receiving instruments are
sufficiently refined 20 record IA signal
from such Il machine % IL werc situ-
atcd on Mars. That the planets are
inhabited is "a foresuuc conclusion.
q believe that the time has conc
for "a serious attempt m tnut tl.cc-
uon. We could begin by ,trcting "a
plant for Transmitting signals convey -
ing the knowledge OF numb srs, which
would bee he simplest tram 'hat
could bee communicated tu Them and
which would be- answered immc ilAic-
ly 10 the planet o. populated by "a
race as civilized o. ours Once the
first step b. successfully carried out,
% would then bc very easy To install
more elaborate apparatus Tor the
Transmission of pictures, by means of
which the most Intricate thoughts
could bee communicated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12
CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR BUSINESS BLOCK.
Socorro Firm to Erect
Building at Fourth
and Central

u. D. Mcdonald and warren era
ham owners az The corner AZ Fourth
street and Central avenue, have
awarded to Dodd and ouycr. o. So
zorro. The contract for a one story
business building on his property.
work Of construction VIII commcnce
Immediately after the coutructofs'
bond ma beer approved.
This building. which viii have a
frontage on Central vcn Of 10 feet
ana 1ia feet on Fourth street. will be
built OF Las Vegas brick. the an as
used In the construction Of the new
hotel recehtly built az Socorro. and
which are manufactured by nodd ana
Guyer. The building. which VIII cor
sist Of five business rooms n an Of
flee. will be modern 20 TIE last min
ute and 81 such construction that i've
additional stories may be added In
The future
In general outline. the plans call
while there viii be two room ana
the office on Fourth street The cell
inEs will be 10 feet In height while
he ilDorinrs will be wluteyer the ten-
iuta require.
while no leases have been signed,
all the fccms have been rppkcn Tor
ard Unpnts are waiting TO move In
iust AZ soon as the building - con-
! picitd.
The tive frame buildings NOW on
Inv properly will be dspose VI I'M
medlately and removed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-12
Work Is Begun ON
-Four New Bungalows

conssrprtion IL four bungalows on
the corner OF West Santa Fe and
South Second street has been COM
messed hy the National Investment
company. These houses. which VIII
hn for rent. are modern six room
huildlnrs huHf Of soeorro hrick.
oWipR TO The hir demand Tor such
houses. fhis h working on
plans for . n1mher ~ other such resl-
dencca On fha near fufuFt.
4. 4 forctfn tfadf II furs I'M f1f
manufactures amounted 70 nearl,
500. 900. 600 durlns 1918