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Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
6Cyl. Pass.

Car used only three months as dem onstrator: months service and a new car guarantee on this car x will sell on very easy terms. 327 N Central Ave. Phone 44S7 Mir. Wold. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
FOR skl,E-REAL ESTATE
5 Acres Fruit

acres in fruit, close in, good mod ern ranch house, good garage and chicken houses, good well. on a corner, can be subdivided at any time. Price S6,000. Will accept house in town, au- tomobIe, mules or most anything as part payment if you have any trading blood. Call at 12 w. Van Buren St. Bolin Realty Go. Phone 4252 It
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24

P. g. Don't miss the sale as ad- vertised last week. 100000 feet of diff ferent kinds of lumber at $15.00 to s35.00 per thousand feet for house stock. I can build you house cheap CT than anyone else in town. I have the machinery and 30 years expe- rience. I have portable houses set up here. consisting of to 1 rooms, $2o0 S36h and s5A0 set m
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
S2OO Cash

4-room house, S1750; one furnished, $2150. on car line Putney or Page, I161x w Wash. Phone 47o0. Res Phone 1454 It
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
5 Acres, Ranch

acres, all fenced; fine chocolate loam soil; 4-room clapboard, and all sheathed inside; new. Also 12x12 it. screen sleeping house. 4 miles N. F.. Only s4500. 5000 cash. 5000 in fall, balance yearly
 TEXAS CITY REALTY B W. Monroe St. Tel. 1756
 It
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE 2
 YOUR CHANGE
 NOW 40 Acres FOR OIL

IN THE DISTRICT WHERE DRILL ING WILL BE COMMENCED BY THE COMANY WITH MILLIONS BACK OF IT. WILL LOCATE YOU ON TT FOR s2. 50 AN ACRE. IF OIL IS DIS YER E D ANYWHERE NEAR YOU YOUR 40 WILL BE WORTH $100,ooo. THE TEXAS OIL MILIIONAIRES ARE THE MEN WHO GOT ORIGINAL HOLDINGS. YOUR CHANGE NOW IS AS GOOD
 AS THEIRS, AND I CAN STEER YOU RIGHT, FOR KNOW WHERE THINGS ARE GOING TO BE DONE. QUICK ACTION NOW MAY MEAN FOR LIFE. FOR ADDRESS BOX 4oT. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24

FINE LOCATION-Lot 75x14O, paved street, one block from Central avenue, has garage, sidewalks and water con- nected: sacrifice. Call 102 F. Willetta-
 al
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
Passenger Roamer

As good as new cord tires all around, new wire wheels, new paint and top; car looks as, good as a new one; must sell to make room for our new cars; will take cotton or real estate in trade. Call 44S7, or Mir. wold. 327 N. Central Ave. ak cal sh for good bargain; give model and price: name and address. Box APT, Republican. dm
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
FOR sAle-mIscELLanEous
Hurrah! Hurrah!

South Central is paved past Riverside Nursery where you can get your fruit trees, oranges, lemon and grapefruit. grape vines, rose bushes. shade trees. etc. Phone 43J2. Mail orders SO licited. If
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24

WHY RENT? We build better homes for less money on easy payments Carl H. Johnson & CO, 12s F. Adams. Build in5 contractors, Realty investments, If
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
s1 N. 1st Ave.
Look Into This

Relinquishments, 160 and 4S0, north of Buckeye canal, under Roosevelt dam extended project. Sell or trade. What have you? See owner at South Seventh Ave. Meat Market. dn
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24

e0R SAI-E-320 acres desert claim, ro,,sI as a floor. Will be under ditch Before many years; shallow water. vvuI take ear as part. Box TIT Re
 ,,,,h1ican. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
$500 Cash
Stop Paying Rent

s2e0 Cash, s3o Per Month buys new three-room house with large screen porch Only s125o. Water and electric lights. One block of carliue. Owner Phone S497. al
 HOUSE-Four rooms and bath; will sacrifice for s25o0 if cash CT s2000 first payment. Box 2sT, Republican. al
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24

SEE US for second hand pianos and furniture. All in best of condition at reasonable rates. Cash or terms Phoenix Piano and Furniture Co. 70 S 4th Ave Phone 420S. dm
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24

FOR SALE-At a bargain, new 4 room house, 1 block from Indian car line. 10 minutes ride from town. |. I. Eneboe. Van Buren and Twenty fourth street. al
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
10 Acres $750 Cash

Good house, on road to be paved. s42o0 is the price. You will say it is a bargain when you sec it. Phone 3316
 See Roland. 331 w Wash. ak
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-25
MANY BIRDS AVOID IRELAND
Species That Are Common In England
Are Net 20 be Found In the
Emerald Isle.

One Of the curious features Of wild
life In Ireland is the absence Of some
OF the birds best known in England.
The nightingale. for instance, Ia never
found In Ireland, while the wood
warbler, the redstart, all the species
Of woodpecker, the wryneck, the nut
hatch and several other kinds are 20
rare that they are unknown to the
great majority Of the people. There
seems to be no very obvious reason
for the absence Of these birds. II may,
perhaps, be found In the lines Of MI
grafton along which the birds travel,
for most Of those mentioned above are
not resident In Britain all the year.
But II Is certainly strange that such
bird, for instance, as the common
whitethroat, should thrive everywhere
In Ireland, while the lesser variety Ia
unknown, and that while the willow
warbler is one Of the commonest Of
summer birds Its larger relative, the
wood warbler. is found In only a few
places and In very few numbers. Ire
land can only boast Of one bird, the
hooded crow, which Is not a regular
visitor In the nelghborlng island
Christian Science Monitor.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-25
NoTTCE OF THE SALE OF BONDS

NOTICE OF THE SALE OF BONDS
The City OF Ontario, Malheur
County, Oregon, offers for sale its
negotiable Improvement bonds, is
sued under and by virtue of the
Bancroft Act, so-called, of the State
of Oregon, in the sum OF Five
Thousand, two hundred, seventy
three and 50l100 (S5,273.50) Dol
lars, bearing interest at not more
than six per centum per annum, to
become due and payable in ten
years from May 1st A. d. 1890, the
date OF issue. Interest thereon pay
able semi-annually.
Bids for the same must be sub
mitted In writing and will be re-
ceived subject to the legality of the
bonds. No bids will be received or
considered for less than the par
value OF said bonds. An uncondi-
tional certified check payable to the
Treasurer OF the City Of Ontario for
an amount equal to five per cent OF
the bid must accompany the same.
Bids will be received subject TO
the condition that the bidder to
whom the sale is awarded will eth
er confirm or reject the same with
In ten days after receiving the
transcript OF proceedings from the
City.
The COMMON Council of the City
of Ontario reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids. All bids for
bonds must be filed with the Re
corder OF said City on or before
1880 o'clock, p. m. on Tuesday the
9th day OF September A. ID. 1921
and thereafter all bids will be open
ed in open Council Meeting and
action taken thereon.
BY order OF the Common Council
OF the City OF Ontario, Oregon,
w. II. DOoLITTLE.
Mayor.
Attest:
CLAY M. sTEARNS,
City Recorder.
(SEAL)
First publication, August 20, 1891.
Last publication, August 81, 1921.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-25
GOOD IDEA ALWAYS WELCOME
Incident Proves That Invention That
Has Merit VIII eeoure Ap-
prsolatIor at Any Time.

"A good thing will always succeed
Charles M. Schwab was talking In
Loretto about the remarkable popular
lty Of n new steel.
Let me tell you" be went on. "A
story about n shovel Just a hundred
years ago a number Of men were dig
ging a line OF railway between Blr-
mingham and Manchester. The shovels
they were using had square-cornercd
blades about fifteen inches long.
The digging was hard and slow.
and one Of the workmen suggested TO
the boss that II he would grind or the
corners OF the shovels they would cut
into the earth more easily and the
days output would be bigger.
The boss ridiculed the idea. but
the workman later on persuaded an
lronmonger In Sheffield 10 make him
couple OF dozen round-cornered
shovels as an experiment. These
shovels were submitted 10 the scofiing
boss for trial. The boss reported az
the end OF a week that his diggers
were all turning up 10 or 10 minutes
ahead OF time In ths morning 30 AZ
TO get hold OF one Of tho now round
shovelS
The boss. the ironmongor and tho
workman-inventor patented the new
shovel between them and proceeded 70
II In a small way. In q
few years they were all millionaires"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-25
BAPTIST CHURCH

(Chas. IT. Blom, Pastor.)
Bible School, 1000 A. M.
Morning Worship, 1900 A. M.
Junior u. Y. p. u, 1900 p. M.
Bible Study Class, 7:00. p. M.
Gospel Services. $500, p. M.
Special singing by the choir and
male chorus at both services.
Prayer Services, Wed. $500 p. M.
These services are for you.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-25
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday Services

10 A. M. Sunday Schools.
IL A. NJ. Preaching "Dafe's Re-
wards"
8 p. M. Gospel Eeryice.
Sunday will be the last day OF
this Conference year. Mr.. Ed But
Ter was elected TO represent the
local church at Twin Falls az the
Annual Conference next week.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-25

FOR sALE-Detroit vapor OIL
Stove. Phone 1871. 32-tf.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-25
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

preach at the United Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Sabbath School at 1000 A. M.
Preaching at 1890. A. M.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
SCHOOL LAW AND
SAFETY DISCUSSED
At MONDAY Luncheon OF the
Chamber of Commerce
Held Today.

Memhers Of the Chamber cf Com
rnerce NJ Luncheon In the Hotel fl
Pont today. heard addresses from mon
who are boat acquainted with topics of
local utereat. some of which are now
being thrashcd ont hcf,te the f,egis-
isture ~ Dover.
OF paramount interest tn tho dlnors.
because of tho agitation for md against
tho School law. was tho address Of
George Y Miller president ~ the state
BOARD Of Education. Mr. Miller told
tho members TINT hecauHe Of his re-
ccntly published statement showing his
opposition to the proposed new acho i
law. further announcement frou him
vaa unnrroasarv lie however read
two letters from Pierre s dn Font. IN
which Nj In pnut tntced aofne ~ the
roa sons why he waa opposed - tho
proposed new law Mr. du PontH nrst
letter had comrrehrnsiveiy Hi7ed Tho
situation NJ in tho minds ~ those pres
ont today. apparently frnm their ar
plauae NJ the end ~ Mr.. Nilers nd.
tlrc-s
NJ IN ront e,npha sized IN hts letter
~ Mr. Nfiilor the fart that the rtopoanf
ney, Law white apparenttv nnt changing
All ~ tho lettrr of the old lat vet fnaae
auch iaietinra aa to make q ptoroaef
nov law ain,oas entirely different lie
poIrted 10 tho fact that the state
aurc,intondert had ~ duties naaigr rod.
neither lid tho county superintendent
have duties assigned. neither did u pro
,laa q minimum salary fer teacherH.
and othar important features
Air du Fonts second lotter. and II .
rnpta recent date stated that while he
waa opposed 10 the now lew. Ynt b"
vyo,ild not caaaa his efforts far good edu
cation in delaware stating y woHld he
better ~ yyotR for poor lev than e
,eaaa ali enotta fot gnoi edncation ~
/ Delaware
/ aula ,ieT@iols ~ the T'ela vnte ehfe
! ~ council. toll tho diners II twn bills
! tha, yrre befora Tho state Legislature
nov which would regulate the issuing
| ~ autunohile lieouaaa. and por,ni'
| proper authorities t. revaha L#enees 9
/ Chat had hcou lEaued
Air deI}loia etated that cntnrFe
/ hanaivc rluarurea in tho way nf arrang
ing 10 aee that the proper perE"na weta
/ granted ucenaoa to tlriva cars was bet
| tor IN tho wny nf avoiding noei idautr
/ Than trlcaHlirca 70 punlnh drivers after
| the accident had occurred tnconte
| tart drivers and rCcllcps drivers We're
| tho two clasper Of individpala f. which
senato bills Nos. l20 and ia4 were airu
| ri
Chancellnr Curtis made an afdreea "n
tho parole lnw now before tho INsFin.
lature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
PROTESTS ON HARVEY
DELAY CONFIRMATION
Rush to Confirm Foo OF Wilson
Seems to Have Given Place
to DeIiberation.
ny Annotated Press to Every Evening.

By Annotated preaa TO Every Evening.
Washington, March lb-Col George
Hnrvey's appointment aa Anbassad0r
10 Great Britain did not 90 to the Senafe
yesterday, though IL wae scheduled.
Moreover, the understanding at the
Capitol In that il will not lac presented
Immediately though the Senate al
President IlardinRs reqneai Is sitting one
morn day 10 take up appointments. lhia
means that no action will be taken until
Congress formally assemblea on Arril II
VI was riado known Sunday IN the USUAL
chnnnela that Col Iinrveys appoint
ment with tllnt Of Myron + IIerriek td
he Ambassador ~ France would be Fent
To the Senate yesterday the necessity for
haste being that Ambassador Davis ~
leaving England and this IL no time for q
vacancy Then oame some hitch
All aorta of stories are current as 10
the reasona for holding bacl tho appoint
mont One which circulated arofnduthe
Senate after MIR Lodge had been 20
tho White lIpiae and IL had become known
that nothing was to I've done al preeeut.
waa TINT Secretary Of State Hughes WAS
among those who WIRE protesting against
the editor being sent tp London This
does not aeem probable aa Mr. Hughes
knuws the PfrsidentH high opinion oi
tol Harvey, and i IL generally understood
the President promised his friend the Job
Another tale IN TINT tho british hive
not taken kindly to the idoa H. ~ no
aecret that the snglish are not overloyod
at tho thought hat II hna leen indicated
that they would swallow hlm without
making diplomatic faces
.fhe ehlnf senatorial Objection ~ that
hostility tp Woodrpw Wilson. though m
evidence OF great merit. docs mt obngfi.
tute Repuilioanisfn Of RufIcleut depth
10 give a candidate thr flower pf all The
diplomatic appointments Protests have
ieen oonunR "a ~ luereaanr volume ever
stnCn tho announcement 81 Calnup
Harvey selection for tho poet II cannoi
be rnid these protoata have sufficed r
vitiate Mr. Harding p hut they Inv,
atopped tho appointment RoinR thrnipl
with rliah
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Levy Court Asked to Pay Expenses OF
INDECENT Patients.

AppIication was made to the Levy
Court today by DR.. Albert Robin for
funds to cover cases of contagious dis
eases among INDECENT persons treated
by the Contagious Disease Hospital.
This was referred to tho committee on
hospitals. Discussion brought out the
fact that there are at present no funds
available, the budget having been made
up for the year. New Legislation. II
passed. will authorize the Levy Court
to pay at tho rate of 50 per day for
county patients treated.
Written permission was granted TO
the Diamond state Contracting Co, TO
sub-let the work on tho Lincoln High
way. Section ga. TO u. Il. O'ConneI a
Sons The contract sti1l remains I'm
force payments being made to the
Diamond State Co. and their bond con-
tinuing.
resolution directing hte sheriff to
discontinue the services of the two
special deputies recently appointed, was
passed
Bids for repairs on tho north pier of
River Front bridge will be advertised
for by tho county engineer.
a resolution TO mako the compen-
sation of Joseph C. .Jolla $50 and or
Leonard r. Wales and Artcmas Smith
$50 each. I'm lieu of sums previously
granted for index work. was passed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
RIDS FOR PAVING.
Variety nf Proposals Received by Street
ard Sewer Directors

Al the fonefing nf the directors nf the
Street and sewer department Tins morn
inE The following hids wern received on
900 toms, rs per cont penetration as
phsl. for paving purposes Iexas oil
company. lid sis per 300 popnda n
tank cars of ~ toms. earh and s2s per
2tFh pounds ~ barrels ar car load lots.
.. b Marcus Hook Atlantlc Hefin-
ing Company hH si2 per 400 pounds
n tank cars and s26 - Eser 2.OOD pound
n barrels. oar load lofa o h Phil
adeiphia United Stairs 81 Company
bid $50 -. Ter 2 20p0 pounds ~ tank oars
and 80 - Fer 2.FG pounds ~ barrels
car load ots. { q i Wilmington. the
Standard al nrnpauY hld slS per 2n00
pounds ~ tank cars and IA per 2Tn
pounds ~ iron containers Raiti
more u arner -QliiRn Gonpany blj 81 a.
per 2 800 pounds on tank cars and So 80
per 2D0d pounds b barrels. car Dad lots
I o l. Wilmington. The Harher Asphalt
anrauY hid 933 80 per 000 pounds III
tank ears and t3a ~ per 900 pounds Il
barrels car lnad lots Other BARTER
prodlcia we're quoted
The award will probably 10 made pt
nexi week 3 meeting after hids have hecn
tnhuated and the lowest bidder deter
mined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
POCAHONTAS IN ENGLAND.
Heacham Hall. Ancestral Home
OF the RoIfes, Her Hus-
bands Family.

For several centuries Heacham. Two miles
from Hunstanton and close 70 Sandring-
ham. was the inheritance OF the ancient
family Of Rolfe from whom It has only
the Rolfes made no great noise In the
world but stth that one exception prob
ably every srhoolb0y, certainly every school
girl is familiar
II was John--or Thomas there Is some
doubt about the Christian name--a cadet
of the house. who distinguished himself
by narriug the beautiful Princess Poca-
hontas daughter ng the powerful King
Puwhatan. the great redskin chief Of Vir-
settlers were not always harmonious The
young lady appears 70 have had a liking
for the lntruding palefaces. for she be-
friended Henry Spelman. also a Norfolk
man. and the redoubtable Captain John
smith likewise an East Anglican has left IL
on record that the blessed Pocahon tas. :
as he called her oft saved my life.
She is said TO have been in love with
Captain smith but il was Rofe whom she
married in 1913 when she was 10. He
brought her to England somewhat later.
but our climate killed her after three years
of marriage. and she was buried az Graves
end whore she died on the eve OF her return
to America They had an only daughter.
who has left many descendants in America
and some in England
Heacham Hall is a very early Georgian
house. although IL Is likely enough that 10
may preserve vestigcs OF an earlier building
Heachan. which is now the property OF 1
f. Strachan has an area ~ $50 acres and
possesses notable sporting amenities. The
house itself is d typical Georgian place Or the
less splendid and more comfortable type,
with many panelled rooms and some line
Adam mantClpieces The London Field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
MaRSHaLL'S PERSONALITY.
Was Always A Refreshingiy Dis
tinct Representative Of the
Middle West.

However pale fhe history ~ the vice-
Presidency NAV seem II . not hecause men
ike Arthur norton stsveDson. Hobart
and I.ooss yeit larked color Thomas r
Marshall leaves - Mr. Coolidge. rho does
uof lack salient traits. he example pf
warm human personality
We may thinR ~ Marshall a. dignifed
chairman of the 2enate or = loyal friend ~
fhf President hut most Americans think ~
him jess officially He has hesn = refresh
ingly distinctive represen tative of the Mid
He West
Narshau vas originally Progressive
with she brakes On wh0 got The name 0f
radical sause no wore red neCkties and
held part og Jefferson , eduail tarianism
he = a deyout Presby terrain. Who dared
70 exhort virginia rampmeeting after his
election lie brought 70 the Vice Presidency
a iotc ~ baseball and long before Wilson
turned 10 them detective stories
No one thought the less II him because
he boldly aV0scd a superstitious avoidance
Of black cats and tilted ladders. n HIS
ainpliCity uubushinE deyO tion 70 his wife
and dislike of society he vas a true
lndiAnian-at least as Indiana likes 70
think
There came 70 the capital through him
A breath of the prairie setting he once de-
srrlbed as most congenial A. ma pie shaded
streets taw Office over \ dry goods store.
the county courthouse and \ home With
veranda bay windows and q good library -
New YORK Evening Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
GEORGE s. BREWER
IS AGAIN ON TRIAL
His Case Was Called This Morn
ing in Court OF General
Sessions.

The retrial of George s.. Brewer.
charged with attempted felonious ns-
aault on Anna Converse. child about
nine years old. was started this morning
before Judges Boyce nnd Conrad and
Jury I'm the Court of General Sessions,
w. w Knowles represented tho do
fondant.
The crime which In charged against
Vrcwer is alleged to have been COM
mitted ON Friday. December 10. Tho
case. started before. ended In n mis-
trial
Tho prosecuting witness was the first
called by the state today Although
young in years. the child made an OK
crptionaliy good witneas She tesii-
fed that on the day i'm question ahe had
left Friends School. Fourth and West
streets. and that ahe was accostcd by
Rrewer, who she anid asked her II she
would have prescription filled for him
She then said he took her To tho i4ylo
Apartments. Eighth and West streets
The little girl said Brewer next took
her to the roof of tho apartment house.
after which he Icd her down 10 the base
,nent She said he told her there was n
rnc doll I'm haE and that after sha
searched the bag II was not found
Rrewcr. the witneas aaid. then offered
her tlve cents She then said she started
To cry. aa ahe thought che was being
kidnapped
Mrs Florence " Converse. mother ~
the child. told of the child making com
plaint tu hcr when she returned home.
The father teatifiCd 10 The Identification
Of Urewer hy hia daughter He mid that
~ tho first houso ~ which they stopred
the child said That's not the man
Al the next house. ahc Identified brewer
Detective ! = Reilly tesflnod 60 tho
Identification of Urcwer. hlso relating
tho details ~ tho arrest Captain -
potoctivca Robcr' ] n"naon teRtiflod
10 dctailiuE men on tn" caao
Tho dcfeuse contended that ntewsr
had no connection with tho caae ~
| charged and offercd an alihi that Rrewer
vaa az his home AZ The tim" tho crime
! is alleged 10 have been committed
| Prewar testified to going into the
| city from his homo 10 purchase aomr
| 7ire lie contradicfod The stnte
! mentz ~ Detectives Riley and Johnson
| that they had MT told him tho nature
/ ~ The charge Tho detectives said that
\ they lid not acquaint Hrewer With thf
/ charge. rreferrlnr ~ wait rntil he had
4 bcor removed ~ the rolice station
/ Mrs prewrr cortnhnrRtod The toHti
money ~ her husband
John Y Dunbar ~ baf Shirley afr*of
! testified to Vrewer purchasing gaa rtp'
! iron, him on December 10. 1920
/ Walter Tavior. trolley conductor
/ testified to man getting On his 81
with t1ire or December 10 about 40 y
4 tho afternoon.
Nathan r RirharfH m'lk die
triIutor of Nontehauir tostinde Z
anoirr Rrcrer about n.rloek of
poco,nbcr q AZ q drug STORE a. FiNl
ana Union streets
Marie Horn l223 Market n'foef
/ Testified 10 going to prcwrT home ans
leaving there at AZ on tho 'at" y
question she wont to Frower hon''
| to nay Insurance
The ,ase wtl he resumed this after
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
~ HIDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved and permits
lssued hy the building Inspector oH,rc
for the following operations
Walnut street IHD ] herman. owner
and builder alterations $50 anme s.
Julian contractor heating plant. $3.50
Fifth street. III lat Henry aring
owner Harrington builder shop
and storage hours. q 500
Scvrth street. ligl Wet Mrs ] +
Baulden. oWrer 5 Tarhuftan 4 Son.
builder. addition. SlCs
Claymout street l2i south William
Delauv. owner. and builder addition $3.50
Buena Vista street. - Leonard estate.
owner, f Wlckstrom, builder alterations.
s250
Franklin street. els North u ] Willis,
.wper and builder garage 500
Jackson street. S0l Robinson.
owner. Fl z Carton. builder repairs. Sl@
Taylor and Church streets, H Hir-
shout. owner Samuel kohn. builder
alterations. $500
Third and Madison streets. Geo "
Bader, owner and builder. alterations
$50