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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-17
Houses aud Lots for Sale.

600 good two room rustic, adobe lined
OUU houss and rock cellar. lot 215xl0;
cheap: good garden, Eleventh Ward'
20 Apeat new rustic house OF two rooms
OOU and 21SIlO rods of ground, on Tenth
East street. ho,d An
0OU ished. and built in first class style,
2x1o rods of ground, close to brigham strset.
sOO A two room adsbs house and nice gar,
OUU den under cultivation and $40 roas Oh
ground; O. Oaptcin Hooper,s street. -,
HSO Two room frame house, with Two
10y porches and in goota COED 3 W Ger io' o7sh0
o00A a new brick house OF nine rooms
oOOV livery closs to he business centre)
with 2xs rods Of ground and the right OF car,
riaEe road hoase cost S28oe to erect: gooa
bargain. os,d.nc. of
s sn rdo n1 S. S' ra1 5So ss g
hot and cold water, gas etc. High celnnss,
an modern i'm provements and lot 6x20 rods OF
ground, also an adobe house OF three rooms
on same lot, on West Temple street, SeVentn
1000 sS tagy a ass d s ge. G 'a
Third East street, Eighth Ward l. bargain,
onOO A good i've room Adobe house barn
IUUU ETC., and 4x1o rods of ground, Two
blocks from Main str eet, In Se7enth ware.
1900 five To0 nsn rustic aS s sT%s trees and
4
| 5x10 rods Of ground, cheap, on SeVenlh Eas'
street. ,o,ra
| AooO cellar, good orchard, lot Sxlo r0os III
the Ninth Ward. s.h,
700 A new two room rustic nouse ii aS 92Ie
wv lined, summer Kitchen, Wells NV AAA'
rods, Eleventh Ward.
| Q5o good stone HOUSE Of four rooms. an9
coO Sxle rods of ground, on FIRST ooutl
street.
t0cOO A nice four room brick house ant
HooV 5x.0 rods of ground, al Wen W. IN
nroved On First south sire ct, Eleventh ware
tc0n A two room rustic house and S%1lI
OOV rods Of ground, 10 the Eleventh Waro
ioSO A new rock and brick house, I'M e
oOO rooms, cellar and stable. lot Lex.
rods, Twensy-frst Ward, very cheap place
$500 hous ye ba T9Ud Chicken house. orchard
W. Il, etc., 10, 5xlO, Ninth Ward. how,
OOOO An adobe house Of six r0t ms, paIl
AOUO fine orchard and 5x10 rods OF groun
950O A two story adobe house Of f. s s ",
, ps,trv. cIosets. Etc, 2hxS rods and right
carriage road, two blocks from Oily 10
t 1Hnn A fine 5x5 corner lot and fol
ltOU room adobe house, on Third Sou'
street Twelfth Ward -, e-on
lO0U hoase. A good barn, lOxi2 stot
te and 5Si0 rods Of ground in the secoi
y ooOo A nice pl,ce on State Road: DC
. 2ZUU brick house Of four rooms, ana on
houses very convenient. lot sx7la; barge
q and 5xl0 RODS o. ground on Brigham street.
Q OS0O A new brick house OF SIX rooms p ?,
= lOVV bath DOM, cellar and oasement'N
. STORY. occupies 23x32, lot sxlO, very en- e
II house cost 5000 10 eIe;t. No.
b T1NG Adcde house of four rooms, oal
" l40U cellar, granary, well, etc on
y line, corner lot 5x5, all in first class oroer'
q The Eleventh Ward. =,
# 1o6O An adobe house G. a.e ISo I;n ~ 3,
.e 9lh blocks rom Nam street., lot 5x.O, Eigi
- SHf have long list of properties at
le w office that We cannot publish W
of space, but will be pleased t. chow you
calling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-17
C. J. SMITH. A. J. WHITE
J. G. McALL1srER.
WHITE, MeALLISTER &.C0.,
REAL ESTATE, LOAN
s'rr4 AND
Fire, Life and Accident
INSURANCE AGENTS
SECOND SOUTH ST.. No, "a E.
70. BOX $50.
SPECIAL.

We have a long list Of houses a1d lot' that
can be bought on the lnstaiimeaI pian' 0aii
and see US r information.
NEW hotel, Situated close to business
A centre, ami splendid location Tor Dasi n
ness to an enterprlsing uan; yer! cheap Gan
for particulars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-17
Farms For saIe.
Houses For Rent.

Two rooms close by for light housekeeping.
neatly furnished.
nice large h.use on Main street, In choice
10 alton.
A new Eve room brick cottage on Fifth
South,
Two rooms furnished for light houaekeep.
ing, on Second West street.
Furnished rooms nesr Catholic Church.
Finely furnished rooms. very close by.
four room house and summer
kitchen, on Sixth S1uih street, cheap.
An eight room house, half block fiom
Main street.
Three rooms In a brik house, on Fist
West street.
-Four 70 ms in Seventh Ward, br ok house,
cheap.
We have also long list Of houses for rest
in all paris OF the city. Call on US before
renting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
WACO.
The Young Lawyer Richey Arrested
on Two New Indictments.

The Young Lawyer Richey Arrested
on Two New Indictments.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Dec 13.-The troubles
Of j. r. Richey, the young lawyer,
eliminated to-day, when lac was ar
rested on the two indictments men
toned In last nights telegram. There
Is now evidence to prove that his
speeulations and stealing, carried on
by means OF forgeries, will amount TO
five or six thousand dollars. He has
not spared his best friends and bis
sureties to-day refused to remain on
his bond, and surrendered him to the
sheriff. He is quite sick and IL is moi
believed now that be can make new
bond. One Of the city banks was bled
by him to the tune OF over 5000.
Last evening, about eight miles
south OF tins city, Alex BoIden,
coIored, shot and killed his brother
Horace Bolden. The two were quai +.
reliug over the ownership Of q bait
cord OF wood. The murderer fled, but
returned to his home during last
night and vas captured by a sherlffs
deputy and brought to this city about
midnight and jailed. He says that
The killing was done In self-defense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
oLEBURNE.
A Meeting of County School Teachers

A Meeting of County School Teachers.
special 70 the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Dec. IL. - The
public school teachers of johnson eoun'
ty had a meeting to-day. The meet
ing was 10 fix upon certain serleh OF
books 10 be used by all the schools In
tine county. and thereby save the
parents unnecessary expense Ia pur-
chasing BOOKS for their children,
should II become necessary 10 change
them 10 come other school.
CITY Marshal Criner arrested
Young man yesterday whose actions
were somewhat suspicious. He gave
his uams as w. d. Wallace. de was
recognized by drummer as a man man
that was kicked out Of u hotel IN rots
Worth a day or two ago for theis'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
Nniinn tn Conlrnelors.

/ am authorized by the commission
ers' court Of Clay county to advertise
for bids for the building of stone pier
under the center of the Big Wichita
bridge In Clay county, and for bids for
a wooden bent under the same. Plans
and specifications can be seen at my
office, in Henriette; said bids to be
acted on at term. OF The court begin
ming De cembe II, 1884. The court re,
serves the right TO reject any ana all
bids. q w, FORD,
Co. clerk, Clay county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
WICHITA FALLS.
/, x,w Land Being Broken-Large
oTrers Selling Their Lands
in Small Sections.
!. osutering in the Coming Election
n. M County Seat Of the New
County Of Hardeman,

.cu,rA FALLS, Ten, Dec. 10
y. now having our usual bright
q .heerful weather again in this
The late rains have thor
4 soaked the ground, and there
4 .bnndauce Of water everywhere
,stle The farmers and merchants
happy. =, ,a o n..
season are excellent. Fall
n, "a looking fine. Farmers are
inc up ali the new land they
XIV can this winter. There
'' he n "worldn of
,rs millett sowed in this section
coming spring. Oats are now
N here 40 cents per bushel and
\ $40 per ton. At those prices and
4 .rlee land ia now selling at in this
~ the farmer can pay for his
he first season hence, If a man
M have home of his own in
oountry, IL is his own fault. Six.
hushels of wheat to the acre were
here Last season, which is not
n an "off year, from thirty to
bushels of corn and fifty bushels
n to the acre were also raised on
hpd-the first breaking. This
ants for the large increase of acre
Tesre going to have in this county
oming season. The pillow can
h seen turning over the virgin
81 directions.
,ny large land owners are now
~ up their lands into small
aud selling to actual settlers in
10 suit and on easy terms. The
Is that many small farmers are
2 In this and adjoining counties
be land that has been lying idle
sOOn be made to produce and
he valuable. This will add to
tade of Fort Worth, for as this
uy Is developed and improved the
lest the Eort.increases.
Ne newly organized county
Hnieman, north of here,
10 have an election
hesth of this month for the pur-
detecting county officers and Sc
1ga county seat. For the county
here are only three candidates ia
field, namely, Chillicothe, Mar
and Hardeman. A lively time IL
Ied, This county, considering
'iance from railroad and n mar
Il fast settling up with small
.|hefs and gtOclSman
by of our citizens whC
lded visiting the exposition
New Orleans have giver
ietrip, on account of the rates be
DO high. II is the opinion Of mos
b people here that the railway
anies are making a great mistak,
y giving low rates to the people o
) to visit the exposition. III thu
were low the people would go
be result would be that many
attend the exposition from the ole
would learn dire city from on
D the advantages which Texas ha
Ter TO the home-seeker and capital
bid in this way Texas would secur
new people that sh
q not get otherwise
fcourse the railroads would natur
be benefited, aud would NOR
make up in this way what LITTLE
would lose in the difference be
the rate they now ask and TN
Required to induce the people b
the exposition. II Is safe TO pre-
however, that il the rates wer
senough more people would go t
iup the difference between th
now asked and the reduction
The result is what counts an,
&little details. 1t is to be hope
laAOad officials will yet take
'aFleW of this, to Texas, impor
nalter. Low rates to New o
and long limit on the tickets wi
world of good 10th for the raj
and to the people of Texas.
lhsn5e in a lifetime and shout
M ken advantage of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
The Daily Graphic Sold.

NEW YoRK, Dec l5.-Ihe entire
naney Of the Grapbic company vas
pnrehased b. J. w. Hinkley tuesday
saat M was sold piece by piece hnd y
is now said that Mr. Hipkley's title y
.'bnllet proof.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
Iinnn HIead.

|ieliable baking powder is house
necessity, and in the makeup OF
b Loaf a combination has been
'dby which the most inexperi-
hOusekeeper is on an equality
those who have made bread max
study for years. When direc-
are followed In it's use the result
pays satisfactory, and no house
who uses Silver Loaf Baking
ger ever has cause for complaint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
SeasnnahIe.

{. z. D. Brown has received to-
December -, another assortment
se plush, seal and beaver cloaks,
Pan circulars and newmarkets.
II sre invited to come and see
"irls no trouble to show goods
Houston street,
piano to rent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
llghes Bros. Of Dallas, Texas,

aaghes Bros. of Dallas, Texas,
snuiacturing their Grape Baking
~, have over. crowded their cell
'.'h vine. They will ship by ex-
prepaid, TO any responsible party
STATE, ordering through their
4Ant, case of champagne wine,
iemarkably low price OF six
per dozen bottles, on thirty
aule, and IL IL Is not found 10 be
/" any brand made Ia the United
NE party need not pay one
u ~ If he will write them and
II. brand he thinks superior,
III express to him. without
' ~. : case Of their champagne 81.
fi saue from the pure juice OF the
~ crsb.apple.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

|lne's home need be indiiierently
Eaed while Fakes & Co. are sell
4 The installment plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

re d Go. are just 10 receipt OF a
SINE line Of rattan goods. Chairs,
Il cribs and poodle baskets are
n The list of articles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
Useful Christmas Presents.
Head THIl enTAr,r, rrYT.Tu TRHr.ovV.


white
a
W woo a,8OS andsO cents
pr and
rice
al
Ladies' Jei a l. an 5l-goodvau
u
!
| TIR my
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
The FALCON Iron Oompany sold Ont.

EAsroN. PA. Dec, 10, The property
Of the Falcon Iron company at Heller
town was sold to-day by the sheriff.
The Thomas Iron company purchased
two furnaces, several houses and sun
dry tracts OF ore lands for 81, subject 70
a heavy mortgage. Samuel IhomAa
secured the coInpany's railroad and
several tracts Of land IN Lehlgh county
Tor 81 subject 70 mortgage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14


woon y Sisn'soi dCont,n llvooor 3 s. WORMS
a SOW
worth 81; WORTH SIS; atsl worth $50
te o that tho which such
%
b
/ /, =
I $50 M
respectfully
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

merchant tailoring establish
.ol Dahlman Bros. Is now carry
&c finest selection of piece goods
Flown in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

l9adsomely decorated bedroom
last received at Fakes & Co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

|,SS,llsn hats, soft OF stiff. the stock
Bros. is surpassed by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

Ladies approve Of your smoklng
Z" Little Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
Manhood Restored

IlMEnY FIlL.--A vI1lim OI I0nIhfnI lmpIun.no1
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood 6c.. having tfied In vain every known
remcdy has discovered simple means Of aoli cure,
which he will send TREE 10 bis tellow-suherers-
Addrass J.IIIEENEs. q OAhlnAln hL..hoW 1ork.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
NoRTHwE.TEKN CAR COMPANY.
An Iron Dealer Coniesscs Judgment 4
Favor Of tho Whitaker Iron Co.

An Iron Dealer Coniesscs Judgment In
Favor oi the WHITAKER Iron Co. -
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 14.-In the Superior
Court, James W. Roas, an iron dealer at
No. So Dearborn street, confessed judgment
In favor Of the Whitaker Iron Company,
OF Wheeling, W. Va, for sG.42o IS on a
note dated May 10. 1t was learned that
Mr.. Roes wa7 involved in the troubles Of
the Northwestern Car Company, and that
his ability TO- get through with his own
matters would materially depend upon the
condition Of the company when settle
ment shall be reached. He is in Mime.
spolis looking after hm interests, and it is
believed be will bo able 10 satisfactorily
adjust all claims against him upon his re-
turn home. In the meantime an execu-
tion was issued aud levied upon bis resi-
dence, No. 1888 Calumet avenue, which is
said to DO worth $4,000 and against which
there is mortgage for $500.
Sr. PAUL, MIMI, May l4.-Manager Nc.
lysr, Of Bfadstreet'5 Agency, in an inter.
view in regard to the companies affected
by Senator sabin's trouble, said: "Two.
thirds OF the stock Of the St. Louis Land
and Lumber Company, doing business at
Elroy, Wis, is held by Seymour, Sabin &
Co., who havs:gono into receivers hands.
The Elroy business is managed by E. S.
Austin. The Union Transfer Company
stock is almost all held by Seymour, Sabin
u Co., and is already in the hands Of re.
csiver." When asked about G. N. Nelson,
the lumber company's manager, Mclver
slated that there were signs Of crookednesa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
Conservative Hoston,

BosroN, May l4-For the last three or
four weeks the Boston brokers have pre-
served "a conservative policy in anticipa.
tion OF the present result md the average
daily balance at that time standing against
the Boston houses in The Offices OF the
New York brokers hiss been between $500
and Sl,50O, so the Boston brokers have
been prepared to meet even the very worst
state Of affairs. The offices Of; some Of
the large brokers here have BEEN bes;ped
to-day by persons carrying stocks on mar.
eina,Whn were ANXIOUS to make good their
accounts. In consequence there was de.
c!ded fall in prices and for the
first time in the experience Of
State street checks were refused
until an examination showed the broker
that the money the check Represented was
actually on deposit. Although it can be
said that there was no excitement, It can
also he asserted that an unueual feeling
Of disttnst prevailed. At the cflice Of the
Union Pacific railroad company the same
conservative policy was pursued, and no
traualers were made until The treasurer
WAC patistied that each transaction repre-.
eented the delivery Of money. There was
an undouhted feeling OF confidence on the
Stock Exchange hero this afternoon. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
THE TxlaE TO SETELE,
The Close Of the Day-uanks Will Stand
by Each Other.

by Each Other.
New YoRI, May l4.-As the settling
hour approaches, the rush OF boys deliver
ing stocks added to the excitement. The
District Telegraph boys, clerks and at
taches at brokers oiiiesH were nll brought
into requisition, and tho scepe on the
street wac one ofintense activity. u, .s.c
Tho Clearing House Association has Just
adjourned, after adopting the following:
Resolved, That in view OF the present
crisis banks Of this association for the pur.
pose Of sustaining each other and the bust.
nees community, have. resolved that com.
mitlee OF five be appointed to receive from
the banks members association bills 70.
cGivable or other securities to be approved
by tho said committee who are authorized
to issue therefor to such depositing banks
loan certificates bearing interest at 6 per.
cent per annum not in exctss OF Reventy.
Eve percent OF the securities or bills 70.
csirable, and 90 deposited except in the
case OF United States bonds, and thu said
certificates shall be received in settlement
OF balances at the Clearing House.
The following gentlemen compose lhe
committee; 7. D. Tappsn, Geo. S. Coe, ].
D. Nermyle, Geo. G. Williams, W. A. Wall
and Edward FL. Perkins. s|
1.-the Clearing House the bank prcsi.
dents arc IN 1epsjon. 1t ia stated on the
best authority that the bauks will stand by
each other as they did in 1875 The rs'
sumption Of the Metropolitan is likely
At the stock exchange tho delivery hour is
awaited with great anxiety,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
THE NEWS In WHEELING,
Tho Bankers S0y There is No Danger
~ lIera. ------ 49,

Here.
The first exaggerated rumors which got
out here OF the financial troubles in New
York created deep end general interest
in the news from that city, and many in
quiries were heard on all sides for deGnits
intelligence. The report wfs at one time
that FIVE Of the leading banks Of tho me.
tropo!is had closed their doors, and others
were taking the samo courss hourly. How
such ridiculous canards grew out OF the
news as it came over the wires, ia difficult
to imagine. ~. 81. T#l&
When the worat stories were aloat, In.
TELLIGRSCER reporters called on the leading
bankers Of the city and inquired il there
was any danger Of any Of the Wheeling
banks becoming involved II the state Of
affairs at New York ahould prove as bad au
represented. Tho uniform answer wac q
prompt and emphatic negative. The OIL.
GERS Of the various Wheeling banks agreed
in the assertion that If much greater ruin
should follow in the East, 1t would not
materially affect any bank here. At this
time Of year, thsy explained, the Wheel.
ing banks carry very small balances in New
York. One Of the gentlemen called upon
doubted il all tie banks in Wheel.
ing had $4,000 Of balances in New
York. One leading bank, which
doea considerable business with that city
has only $4,000 there now, and this may be
taken as sample. Another fact which 70.
lieves any apprehensionB persons who were
not posted might have iet ia that none OIL
the banks here have dealings with tho bro
ker banks oil New York. Their corrcspon
dents are National and Commercial bank
OF standing, whoGe standing ha, resisted sl
the panics ior years, and which are a!moa
impregnable. '75I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
Exciting bay IN oil Trade.

TlrpsvlLLE, Pa, May l4.-In the history
Of tho oil trade there have been many days
more iatesul than this in which there has
been a greater decline in prices, but Ger.
taiuly there has been nothing to approach
it for excitement. During the past few days
the feeling OF the trado hsa been gradually
weakened by continued bearieh reports
from Wall Street and everything
may be aaid TO have been ripe for
TO- days decline. The bidding opened
at 9l /, and at first dropped slowly. As the
news from New York grew gloomier fears
OF q general panic seized tho trade and
there wns rush to sell. In iow minutes
oil was selling in tho ''eighties." Intense
excitement continued throughout the NOR.
ming session, but during the afternoon sub
sided considerably, At l;S0 :, ", there
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
"a Nurcla nT Hcvsn

Tho musical comedy, or farce, or what.
ever ills, which is 10 be presented at the
Opera House this evening and tomorrow
evening 6, hus created furore wherever II has
been given. "a Bunch OF Keys' Is absurd.
it is ridiculous, it ia Undesirable and beyond
the reach OF critician,, but as it enables the
company. to keep the audience In roar Of
hilarisy from the risiog of the curtain until
the going thereof, /. must be ACCOUNTED d
successtul and metitorious production, An
eccentric and altogether phenomenal brake.
man has left will, In which lie diIects tha,
hotel, which formH part OF bis estate,
shall be opened ut tho expiration OF thirty
days from his deael, aud shall become the
property oithat one OF his three neices whom
the first ar1mmer who visits tho establish.
ment shall decide to ba the least preposssss.
Ing in her personal appearance. Most OF the
fun whio ,he entertainment Affords Is de-.
privsd from the m's,dvsntures which bsiall
TIM ine1psrienced snagss in his new entor.
prize, bu. when 1t Ia time to give him res.
the other characters range themselves in
line and break out in song and dapcez.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15
C0ni MluerA' strike,

PlTTsnuRGH, May light hundred
mine,s employed at Falls Greek, St. Mary's
and Hardscrabhle mlnes, Dubois, Pa,
struck against the introduction OF screen.
Both sides are firm. a, long struggle is
anticipated. A strike Of 900 coal miners
oi Akron, O., is considered inevitable.
The contract ia usually signed May Let
between operators and miners for a year,
but at a meeting OF tho miners recently It
was decided not 10 sign. fearing a reduc.
ton in tho Hooking Valley minee, on
which the contract wsa based. Areported
threatened striks OF 5000 railroad minerI
In the Pittsburgh district ia untrue,