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Evening star., 1922-05-23

P. F. CARLEY.
sl1 z ST. NV. PHI. FRANK; 6las-
sG'5o0-Frame building. Park Lane Va; ~tS
rooms bath: electric lights: furnace
heat: front and hack yard % alley alse
good double garage. This properly
also Includes one-half acre Of gruGue
and is located in 4 beautiful place; 10 .
near the car lines and fifteen minutcS
walk 10 Georgetown. money needed y
business: sasy payments can be ar
ranged. This is Il real bargain
81 465O-Brick building. Hobart place SIX
rooms bath; Gaslight. furna"" neat.
front and back yard to alley: near sew
eral schools. excellent condition. white
neigh5orhood; inspection any time: pos
session with title; Lnjs : an tA,rs &
terms.
S1S. .50o-Brick building near now coIttl""Sf
twelve rooms. three baths: INV. n,
gas and electric lights: also garage eN-
cellent condition: front and ba 4 yards
to alley: white neighborh'od; also near
several schools: inspection by appoint
ment: possession with tide; thiS prop
erty faces park and has three >ietpluC
porches; very good location, easy ieFuls
can he arranged.
sl4 5uO-White stune-front building, Falrninnt
St near 14th St: ten rooms. 'hrFe
baths: INV h.. gas and electric lights:
front and back yard 10 alley: whi'e
neiyhborhood: also near several schools.
this is an excellent loration; inspection
any time; possession with title; ih-s IS
worth your while TO investigate; very
easy terms.
s15 ,ooNBrick building. Columbia Heights;
twelve rooms two baths: h.-w. b.. Eas
and electric lights: front and back
yards 10 alley; also space Tor IatnEe,
white neighborhood; inspection any
time: possession with title. This -
one real bargain; very easy terms ran
he made.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FURNISHED OFFICE IN MODERN OFFICE
bldg: two windows facing street. Address
BOX 1S2-A. Star Office 20
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOM IN WASHING
ton. Loan X Trust building. Apply Room -
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APARTMENTS TO LET

FOR RENT ON CAPITOL HllI.-3oo md 81.
ne corner all outside rooms. three. ana
bath, $3.50. STONE n FAIRFAX. 1872 New
York u,
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OWNER MIST SELL ATTRACTIVE HOME,
n ]. ave- rooms. bath; fine condition;
awh splendid deep lot to paved alley;
S.. 900 c. b. LIKENS. 1874 q NV. Main
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READ THIS CAREFULLY, THINK TWICE.
then We advise you t. ACT AT on L We
sincerely believe we have not Only tie cheap
est lO-ronm and hath house near the Sdf"E
Theater on 14th street. but we have the cheap
est. best byilt and arranged, lou Will DE SUI,
nrised 10 know the convenient luratiuu aud
the reasonable price. WE ONLY WISH You
Evening star., 1922-05-23

All modern imp; furnished; lot 5o112o;
poultry house; in one-fare zone, near station.
$500; 5000 cash. balance like rent.
Five-room house; gas; newly painted and
papered; large lot; in one-fare zone, near sta
tion. 5000; $500 cash. terms.
Six-roorh house; ami; 3 lots; garage, poul-
try house; high elevation; one-half block from
state road. $500
1 have several new and room bungalows.
Z II CIIINN
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9l3 JEFFERSON SIT ROOMS AND BATI;
very attractive: large yard. See ]. y. HAY
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P. F. CARLEY.

DON'T MISS THIS.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SELL THIS
PRETTY BUNGALOW AT BARGAIN.
located in prettiest section of Brookland'
D, C., on fine corner lot; modern in every ae-
tail and in goad condition. Price only Ss'1o
ANTON KOERBER & Co,
AZ. Hihhs bldg. Main 55ss
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20 GRAFTON AVE. CLARENDON, VA.-6
rooms, water. gas: $40 month. "a.
FOUR ROOMS and bath: ami: block
from cars: $40 mo. LYON Park, Va.
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FOR CoLORED. sf.S5o. EASY TERMS.
Vacant Possession with deposit.
Very attractive colonial tapestry brick home
located on splendid corner. Newly pIper-I
nd paintcd
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Best Location Mt. Pleasant.
Beautiful Housekeeping apartment in. first
class apt. building; rooms. bath, inclosed
sleeping porch; open fireplace: Ss5; long or
short lease only 10 party buying furniture at
81 900; very reasonably priced; now available.
Address BOX 2G9-T. Star office.
Mt. PLEASANT AND PARK ROAD-NEW
building, ready for occupancy about june 1
desirable I-room. kitchen and bath apartments
$3.50 mo-, and Groom. kitchen and bath
apartments, S75 mo. open for inspection.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Tl3 l4th St Main 2345.
APT FOR RENT-3 ROOMS AND BATH:
3rd floor; children. 1905 kenyaA st. NV.
24s
3 ROOMS, SEMI-PRIVATE BATH; HEAT
gas and electricity furnished; rent. s45 per
month.
21st and SITS. n.w.+ large, cheerful rooms
with open freplaces, bath; newly decorated
reasonable rent.
Money REALTY CO.,
726 l4th ST. NV. Main 3939.
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Continued

BEAUTIFUL. COUNTRY HOME IN d c. on
popular boulevard: modern double gar. sud
outbuildings; large plot: everything modern.
special features: only small initial payment
Main 645l or Apt. ~, ~ II -. ne. 23'
FOR SALE To COLORED- TWELFTH
81. ne: Groom and bath brick house; newly
papered and painted; large sleeping porch,
house SCREENED. Price, 5000: terms. ALICE
NJ Dr-NSTER. Room fOs DIST Nat. Bank
bldg. Phone i53J Main. Clarendon latter
p.m-l &c W.
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SEVEN ROOMS AND hath. FURNISHED,
including piano, fexoept linen and china
garage: fruit trees: Conn. are, Nd, beyond
Chevy Chase Lake; $40 per mo on annual
lease. Gl0 Union Tr. Bldg. Main 2l21 Co
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3628 34th ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyatts. Ex. 1861.
Beautiful Modern Bungalow

Beautiful Modern Bungalow
house, toilet, cement cellar, furnace, sewer,
garage with light. pit. work bench; out:
buildings; fruits; one acre land a lotsl all
$500 cash, balance to suit. Possession at once.
by owner. Call after 8 pm. 1904 N. Cap. St
24s
SUBURBAN household moving
and baggage delivery service:
Phone Main 600. Merchants
Transfer, & Storage Co.
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RESTRICTED AND zONED:
MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE
y PARK.

Massachusetts Ave-, west OF
Sheridan Circle to near Con-
necticut Ave. Bridge. Rock
Creek Park to Sind and Cathe-
dral Ave. Over 40 houses from
$4,000 to 100000 built and
under construction. Unques-
tionab1y Washington's best
home section. Wooded lots and
villa sites. Prices most reason
able. price plat" at office and
exhibit house, Sind and Cathe-
dral ave. (Woodley road).
Open to 8 PM.
Owner and Exclusive Agent.
MJDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated. Main 1896. Established 1899.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. No. 3539 18th ST.
NV. close to 18th st and Arcade Market.
Finely furnished home of rooms. tile bath,
electric light. etc. No better location. Rent,
$40 per month. \. Il. CAMPBELL, 1i1o II
n Main 4l11.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR RENT.

S-ROOM HOUSE, BATH, ACRES LAND;
garage for cars; excellent water: abundance
of shade; will rent by the year; property not
for sale. Apply to WM z. MAGRUDER.
Hyattsville Nd %
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
EyIR NVsyTED.


FROM JUNE / TO SEPTEMBER 1. NINE
rooms and ba tn; extra latatory; screened sieep
ing porch: beautiful hedged-in garden, twenty
frgs shady ana private
elevation; near Cathedral. Rent, $3.50 Phone
Cleve. 1894. ---
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED,
including piano, texNept linen and chine)
garage; fruit trees: Conn. are, Nd, beyond
Chevy Chase Lake; $40 per mo, on annual
lease; Glo Union Tr. Bldg. Main 2l2': Co
NICELY FURNISHED. SIN ROOMS, HOT
water heat. gas, electric lights, garage; near
Soldiers Home Park on North Capitol st; va
cant June l: rent 500 per month. Phone l..
5Io0-J.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. No. 1893 18th ST.
NV. close to 18th st. and Arcade Market
Finely furnished home of rooms. tile bath.
electric light, etc. No better location. Rent,
Slio per month. \. Il. CAMPBELL. lilo II
Nv. Main 4i57
HOUSE, FURNISHED, JUNE. JULY, AU-
gust and September; six rooms. with halls.
kitchen. bath and sleeping porch: instantane-
ouS hot-water heater; hardwood hoors. 1901
Hobart st. NV. 20
COMPLETELY FURNISHED SIX ROOM AND
la home: all modern Improvements: coolest
section of the District; June IL September 10;
$50 per $500 for season. Address BOX
ll6 \. Star office. ~.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.; ATTRACTIVE COOL
to Sept. II; S1o1 per month. LOUIS L. SHOE
MAKER. 1l0I y. Y. ave. NV. Main 1l66.
SIN ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED
house: present tenant will keep one room. Call
nftnr n m sos lth II : . 23s
1Tl3 18th ST.-SlUo PER MONTH: ROOMS
and baths. THOS. J. FISHER * CO., I3S
18th ST.
9l3 JEFFERSON ST-G ROOMS AND BATH;
very attractive large yard. See j. y. HAY
DEN. l41o g ST. ----------
MASS. AVE NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-TEN
rooms, two baths electric light; very Tine
ulnce. nicely furnished: four months from
June \. $3.50 per month. HERMAN p GaStH.
1876 New York ave Phone Main 3l.u
FURNISHED. SEWN ROOMS AND BATH;
screened sleeping porch: l4th and Taylor .tS'
NV. Phone Adams ll32 ="
NEAR, DUPONT CIRCLE - SlN-RooM AND
ha n; attract!yrly furnished: hut-water neat.
electric lights. vacuum clc-ner ana WashLns
back yard: Sl25 month. . ,..
WAGt;AMAN * EEAWNER. M,
Franklin 7tSl 9lt 10th 1t. NV.
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JULY AND AUGUST-LARGE HOUSE, u
rooms all modern conveniences: beautiful
grounds: Apply A. c. REINHARDT, Kensins-
ton Nd 24s
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NORTHEAST.
s4 500 brick: six rooms and BATH garage;
latrcbe and gas.
$500 brick: seven rooms and reception
hall: two baths: furnace and gas.
pETWORTU
sI45O brick: six rooms and tile bath m i. !;
deep lot TO alley
Sl2 600 semi de ached. tapestry brick. seven
rooms and tile bath: ami; huiltin garage
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$3.50 brick; six rooms and tile oath
ami: two inclosed porches
IS 900 brick: six rooms and tile bath; q. m /. :;
trusts at per cent.
MT PLEASANT.
s1I 900 brick: nine rooms and reception hall;
h.w n. and gas.
Sl5.750 brick ten rooms and two tile baths;
ami: yard TO paved alley.
Do not hesitate to consult us II you IAN
to fnd ANYTHING Of interest among the above.
We have complete listings in all sections.
CALVERT REALTY COMPANY.
1919 st NV. Main t.oS.
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s-ROoM HOUSE, IA ACRES. NEAR ROCK
Vile; good. rich soil; fruit. grapes. etc; (;
ing implements; price. 81, 400 immediate pos
session. GEO. F. HULL Rockville. Md.
NEW 4-ROoM BUNGALOW; ELECTRICITY,
S35 per mouth. Franklin $685. Mr.. Ellis.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NINE ROOM NEW DETACHED HOUSE. on
large lot in northwest section; all improve
ments never occupied; will give option 10
purchase 10 desirable tenant. Address Owner,
Rox 107-A. Star Office. 70
500 CASH BUYS GROOM BRICK; EXCEL
lent condition: l8.robe heat: garage: large
back yard. Address Box 201-A, Star Office
PRESSED BRICK HOUSE: 9
large rooms: modern bath: electric lights:
excellent heating plant: vicinity of 1ith and
Park road: 81 500: terms moderate; don't miss
this bargain. Address Box 99-A, Star Office.
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rooms and ba III: extra iatatory: screened sleep
ing porch; beautiful hedged- In garden, tweniy
full bearing fruit trees, shrubDerN, ErupeSs.
vegetables chickens: shady and private; hiEh
near Cathedral. Rent. Sl5o. fhohe
Evening star., 1922-05-23

FIRST FLOOR l405 EYE Sr.-HANDSoMESr
office showroom in city. two private rooms.
two private toilets, tile floors; heat furnished;
excellent fixtures included: vacant
a
Evening star., 1922-05-23

HOUSE, FURNISHED, JUNE. JULY, AU-
gust and September; six rooms, with halls.
kitchen. bath and sleeping porch: instantane-
ouS hot-water heater: hardwood floors. 1851
Hobart II W 70"
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NICELY FURNISHED. SIX ROOMS. HOT
water heat. gas, electric lights, garage; near
Soldiers Home Park on North Capitol st; va
cant June l rent 500 per month. Phone l..
Evening star., 1922-05-23

SECOND MOOR. U street postofnce. 400
square feet, divided into good office quarters,
suitable for headquarters for large nrm or
associations available June 1. A. B. wins,
Min Ter Llam Ii u
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
INITIATES LARGE CLASS

The Eagle River organization OF
Royal Neighbors initiated forty-tWo
new members into the mysteries OF
R. N. A., craft at the. opera house last
Friday night After the initiating cere-
monies an elaborate lunch was served,
and it is said upon good authority,
that one thing and another kept the
ladies up until an hour that would
have been serious for their husbands
had they been obligated to stay out
so late. Mrs Comstock, the deputy
who assisted in getting the new mem
.bers also organized a Juvenile branch
of the order with nine charter mem
bers. Six candidates for initiation who
were unable to be present Friday night
on account of sickness will take their
turn at riding the goat tonight. That
animal is reported in an unusually
pacific condition as the result of his
unwonted exercise of last week.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
SAWYER NEWS

Lloyd Alton came up from Wausau
Saturday for a visit with his parents
A party Of young people were en-
tertained at the Warner home Friday
The Ladies Sewing Society met at
the home of Mrs John Wellstein We'd
nesday.
Mrs Ruebalard and little sons OF
Ashland, are visiting at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Helene Maui
Miss Grace Dotter of Rock Falls
Wisconsin arrived Saturday to spend
the summer in the employ of Mrs
H. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chabrison of Musky
Inn resort on Big st. German lake
arrived Saturday after spending sew
eral months in France.
Miss Jean McGregor who has been
employed at the Meloy home during
the winter left Sunday for her home
at Jack Pine lodge on Big st. German
Lake.
evening. Cards were played, the favor
tie games being 500 and Hearts
Refreshments we're served at Il
o'clock. The guests took advantage Of
the time by playing a few April Foo
stunts on each other before leaving
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
CLEAR 4O-A.TR
IN TEN DAYS, PLAN
COMPANY WILL DEMON
STRATE LAND CLEARING IN
ONEIDA COUNTY

A tractor manufacturing concern
has arranged to stump and get ready
for cropping purposes a forty acre
tract in Oneida county this spring. The
stumps will be dynamited, pulled, pill
ed, and burned, while other tractors
will follow with plows, disks, and har-
rows to prepare the ground for immedi
ate seeding. Half a dozen tractors OF
different sizes will be used on the job,
and although the company expects it
will cost from $4,000 to $4,000 to
make the demonstration, it will prob
ably be money well spent as the effect
of seeing that much land brought un-
der cultivation in such a short time
will be an incentive to many others
to get in the game which will mean
the sale Of more machines.
The demonstration will be under the
auspices of the Rhinelander Devel-
opement Association and the Oneida
county land clearing association, and
should be a great boost for the faster
development of that county.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
RAILROADS OFFER CUT
RATES TO VACATIONISTS


The following will be good news
for father, also mother and the kiddies
who want to see daddy at the summer
home every weekend during the sea-
son.
The North Western, Milwaukee and
500 Line have just announced an en-
tirely new departure in summer fares
to Northern Wisconsin and Michigan,
which ought to prove immensely popu-
lar with lot of people.
Weekend tickets at fares but slight
ly in excess Of one fare for the round
trip viii be Oh sale from Chicago and
hilwas Reergo summer tourist desti-
nations in Northern Wisconsin and
Upper Michigan each Friday and Sat
urday, May 10Th to September Both, in
elusive, good to return up to midnight
of the following Monday.
Tickets good for the entire season
will be on sale daily at rate of fare and
one-half for the round trip and 3O-day
tickets at rate of fare and one-third
Tor the round trip, which is a decided
reduction from the fares in effect last
season.
These fares are expected to greatly
stimulate pleasure travel and develop
summer resort territory.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
HIGHWAYS MAKE
PLENTY OF WORK
ABOUT $500 MEN WILL BE EN-
PLOYED IN CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION

Madison, Wis-That close to 1000
men will be given employment on
the construction and maintenance of
highways in Wisconsin this summer
is the statement of A. r. Hirst, state
highway engineer. Mr.. Hirst said
the number employed this year would
hardly be as high as last year.
About $500 men will be used in
the concrete construction work." said
Mr. Hirst. Actual employment of
these crews is up to the individual
contractors. The main bulk of the
men will be used on the construction
of gravel roads and in the mainten-
ance work elsewhere.
II do not believe that this work
will be concentrated to any great ex-
tent in any county, but will be pretty
well spread out over the state"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
SPRING OPENS WITH
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
Season of 1922 Will See Much
Improvement In Eagle
River Construction
Now Started

The 1922 building season is now
fairly under way. The photo finishing
and novelty shop of G. f. Bond and p.
R. Gander on Wall ST., is now up and
enclosed and from indications is going
to be a very artistic affair and credit
to the street The John Zimpelmann
and A. K Everett homes have just
undergone changes and improvements
made by the contracting firm of Korth
e Zimpelmann, and there will be con
siderable work of that kind done by
others before the summer season ar
rives. G.. F. Sanborn has plans drawn
for new modern residence soon to
be started and VIM. Brehner, the con-
tractor who will build a new home
for Alex Higgins will be here May 1st
to begin work on the basement and
foundation which will be laid previous
ly by John Ulrich. Last but not least,
we hear that the contracts for the
construction Of the new high school
will be let to bidders April 18th. That
will mean a seasons job for a large
number of men in excavating, putting
in the foundation, brick laying, heat
ing, plumbing, etc. There is every
reason to believe that Eagle River
will see the same activity in the build
ing line that it did last year which
record had not been equalled before
in many years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
FORMING "A PARTY

DR.. w. F. Meyer is forming party
for the purpose Of making a trip to
the Filbert Islands, one of the lately
discovered places of the earth, said
to be, full of more strange things,
both of the animal and vegetable
kingdom than any place yet known to
white explorers. One of the curios
that came from there, doc" proudly
displays to friends, is four square
egg laid by bird known as the ''fatu-
Iva" and sent by friend, DR.. Trap
rock, the original discover Of the Is
lands and which he has given wide
publicity to through his book. "The
Cruise of the Kawa."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
HOME IN WAUKEGAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Murphy return
ed to their home at Waukegan, ILL.,
Wednesday after spending two weeks
with Eagle River friends Mrs. Chris
Harte, mother Of Mr. Murphy accom-
panied them and will hereafter reside
with them. Her friends of many years
standing in Eagle River hope that she
will enjoy the new surroundings and
good health for long time to come.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
NEW BUSINESS CONCERN

Howard Olmsted and John Foley
are the members of a new business
concern that began business on April
L. They have purchased the auto
mobiles owned by G. F. Sanborn and
rented his garages and machine shop
equipment and will conduct an auto
livery and do general garage work
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
SOLD OUT

Andrew Hansen who has operated a
resort on Little Twin lake this side of
Phelps for a number of years, sold
out last week to G. E. Hazen and Abel
ST. Louis, Of Long Lake Lodge It will
be under the management of Mr.. ST.
Louis and will no doubt be as popular
a place for tourists as their resort
on Long Lake has been for years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-04-07
RESULTS OF ELECTION
IN VARIOUS TOWNS
Few Contests in Village But
Spirited Fights in Several
Towns---Burr Jones
for High Court


The village election held Tuesday
called out fairly representative vote
and it was interesting to note that
women as we'll as men were interest
ed in exercising the privilege that
should always be used. The result is
given below:
President-A. j. DeNoyer, 122, Ed
ward Hammes, 101.
Supervisor Frank A. Hall, 1855.
Trustees e years. c. H. Wiegand,
$50, E. D. Richmond, 11S, R. R. Ewald
112, S. w. Smith, SO, A. H. LaRenzie,
80.
Clerk Walter Gander, Jr. 1877.
Treasurer Thos. Macquaker, 1873.
Assessor obt. Persohn, IA, David
Rupert, 6S.
Justice of the Peace e. j. Sullivan,
TT
On the referendum to decide if the
president should be paid d salary Of
$4,000 year and the trustees each
$4,000 annually, the proposition car
ried 1853 to 80.
For Justice of the Supreme Court
Burr w. Jones received 40 votes to
40 for ]. C. Kleist
Town of Lincoln
Supervisor John Drager, 80, Tony
Dolanski, Sc.
Clerk-E. B. Croker, 80, Henry Har-
old, so.
Treasurer Henry Schmidt, Jr. 1922
Leonard Marco, rs.
Assessor Warner P. Norlander, 107
Justice Fred Drager, 81.
Constables elected) Ed. Drager,
70, Fred Dolanski, 81.
The annual town meeting was adj
journed until 100 p. m. Saturday
April s.
Town of State Line
SUPERVISOR. A. Sparks, AZ, Ed. La
Chance, %.
Clerk-Geo. st. Clair, 40, Oliver La
Chance, 81.
Treasurer Geo. A. Kesler, ~, Al
Heinig, %.
Assessor Walter Dickman, SO, Jas.
Fitzgerald, 10, Lloyd Williams, Is.
For Supreme Court Justice Jones
43, Kleist, 6.
Town of Phelps
Supervisor Jaaska.
Clerk-Leon Case.
Treasurer-Elmer Olson
Assessor W. Zimmerman.
Justice of Peace. Paquette.
Constable-Sam Caudill.
Town of Pennington
SUPERVISOR. J. Manhardt.
Clerk-O A. Juve.
Treasurer-Chas. S. Kuhn.
ASSESSOR. j. Fruend.
Justices of the Peace VIM. McGreg
or, 2 years, ]. B. Simpson, year.
Constables- Ben Juve, 2 years, Alex
McGregor, 1 year.
Town of cIoverland
Chairman-John Wons defeated J.
M. SWEET by votes.
Supervisor Jas. Faulk, Robt. Jones'
Clerk-Wm. West.
Treasurer-Chri Hermanson, de-
feated Chas. Ellis.
ASSESSOR. F. WEIGH.
Town of Conover
Supervisor Emil Hedeen, 81, Aug
Staffan, g.
Clerk Robt. Anderson, So.
Treasurer-C. HI. Johnson, So.
Assessor-Peter Hedeen, AZ.
For Justice Supreme Court w
Jones, 20, John G. Kleist, 81
Town of Washington
Supervisor-Jo ohm Mishak, AZ, Fred
Ketz, 81, Geo. Swanlund, %.
Clerk F. Zimpelmann.
Treasurer-Herman Ketz.
Assessor-Stanley Korpal.
All of the village school faculty
dnnar Saturday To Snond th xuonIz