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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-15
HOUSES AND LOTS

2,400. Brick house. four roons and sum
mer kitchen: lot H1lo rods; on car line
fifth SCu h Street
1000. Brict and adobe house, fifteen
rooms, city water; one block from Main
Street; fine place for boarding house.
1,60l Brick and frame house of four
roons; lot 21axlo rods, on First South Street.
a bargain.
rods, city water paid Tor, will be put in n x.
1850 New brics house Of 3 rooms and
pan ~, barn, she'd, ETC.; lot 5xl0 rods. on
car line.
AGO. B,ick house Of six rooms, pantry,
closets, etc. good barn, cellar, city water
and gas, In 6I10 rods, Sixth East Street.
$500. Adobe house of six rooms, pantry,
cloaei and cellar: city water, LOT % 10 rods.
and right OF road way. on Sixth East Street
2,o0o. Brick house Of four rooms, pantry,
way; city wa,er, aixsh Eart Sweet
2,@0e. Brick houss of four rooms, lot 5x10
rods sood water, on car line, Fifth South
Street,
$500 Adobe house plasteref, six rooms,
porch, city water, lot 9x1o rods. Fifth East
etreet
1900. Adobe and brick house, six rooms,
closet and pantry, good barn, city water IN
aonss, lot 4x1o rods, North Temple Street
1850. Frame house. adobe lined. three
rooms. good flowing well; lot 5xlC rods CD
2,4Oo. Brick house of Ave rooms, pantry,
closet, bath room, good cellar, water and
gas, lot 2xlo rods: Second South Street, four
blocks from Main Street
1000. Brick house of ave roomE, pantry
closet. bath room, good cellar, barn, water
and gas: lot sxjo rods; Second South, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth East
l,40O R0sdc house adobe lined; seven
rooms, city water: 1wertieih Ward.
TBS. House Of two rooms and porch; lot
AXIS rods; on Apricot Street
$3.50. Adobe house OF seven rooms. cor
ner lot, 1ox.o rods, good watsr, fruit trees
Sixth south Street.
, $3.50. Adobe house of seven rooms, lot
5xl0 rode, graiRcry, good cellar, barn, fine
flowing vel. lawn, fruit and shede tTees
Seventh south Street
l. l,7DS adobe house Of six rooms. corner
lot 51ls rods, barn, GOOD flowing well.
b 1850 Adsbe house OF Ave rooms, lot 101l0
rods. coed we'll SIKH south Street.
l,gO. New brick house Of hVe looms, LOT
21<xs rods On FlrM East Street
$50. Bustic and adobe house OF rooms,
BOT Sx1o rods, good well of water. on Seventh
South street
2,1Oo House of 7 rooms, los KIN rods
with right Of way porch, city water on Sec
1000. New brick house Of a rooms, corner
on: 1o1io rods, good porch, large cistern, on
Brigham Areet.
400 Adobe house Of 7 rooms, pantries.
closets. porch, bow window, barn, ETC., on
sixth South street..
1,95o house OF rooms, porches, good
vsA OF vsssc, lot 5x13 rods, Asar ear line,
e6S-. Aarhs suuss ss . rcNfns- pontTy
sfeessk ksSAeesl. sos& b=,a. 20 s3EiJ YT7'fs
,zsae1szs 1.ss~Es spaon
1,sos. Tenement brick hense, three suits,
two good ROOMS and pantry to each suit. lot
fx10 reds, good water. two blocks from Main
Street. good investment
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ESTABLISHED 1872,

{ $500. Here is cheap place and long
time, good house of three large rooms and
summer kitchen, fine orchard, city water,
lawn and shrubbery, situated In rear of
Social Hsll.
1000. Don't pay rent when you can
buy brick house of four, rooms, lot 5x6
rods, In Twenty first Ward, for this money
1000. Same here. you can buy
three room house in lot 20 rods. situated
in the Eleventh Ward, nine and half
blocks east OF the Cliff House. q
5000. A coy brick cottage, five rooms;
this will readily rent for $50 per month;
situated on First West, between Sixth and
Seventh South.
1000 a good brick house of two
rooms and summer kitchen; lot 2715x10; OPP
posite Catholic Hospital.
900 Will buy a suall two-Ioom adobe
house, lot 3}5x10 rods; Nineteenth Ward,
between street car line and glass factory;
cheap prov erty
5 O0O A house of nine rooms and bath;
all modern Improvements; lot 2]13xlO; 23l
Fifth rast. and between Second and Third
South; bargain
i 500 K 20 rods with 9 room house and
room house on same On Fourth East
clOre by,
1,4OO Convenient residence to business
ceHtre-A room brick house, % rods front
by rods back; good fence; water, ETC.
$1,000 A most desirable property n
Second South. Will rent to good patty at
low figures for one year. Call and investi-
gate.
FARMS FOR SALE
1850. Five acres in the Nineteenth
Ward, in city limits, at 500 per acre. A good
$50. Two and a half acres in the Nine
teenth Ward, six blocks north of Temple.
Also 5-acre lots an the Drive, near and
around the PARK, at from $500 to $500 per
acre.
1900. Seventy acres. good water right,
one and half miles from city limits: small
house on same.
1900. Twenty acres over Jordan. half
mile from city limits.
1900 160 acres of fine farming land
over Jordan. well fenced flowing artesian
well; i've miles west; this is desirable pro-
perty house of six rooms on place; stable
aad sheds.
10000. 100 acres of choice land, well
fenced snd all under cultivation, with two
brick houses on place; about two miles
southwest of this office
a 600 ecres over Jordan at SIS per acre
hye miles east of The city.
we have number of farms in all parts
north, west and south of the city at prices
that csnnot be compsred.
BUILDING LOTS.
900. 6x2o, situated in Fifth Ward. two
blocks south D. & r. G. lepot
500 Five acre lot below Liberti- Park
in good cultivation; good bargain.
200 81 rods. east front by 10 rods back.
fine orchard. 'rwelith Ward six blocks east
of Main Street; cheap property
900 Two vhOle OILS. containing q,
acres of land. in Nineteenth Nara, near
Nichnlas Sam pling Works; barpaiD
1.55O Two acres, IS roc s trout by 10
back, on Eighth South and Ninth East. Call
early to-niOrrow If ynd want this.
Ten rods front bp 10 deep. on T'-e It'll
Ea' Street, orchard just starting; desirable
liece of properly.
in nj, I,arts of The r itv and courtv {.
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FARMING LANDS:

2.750 Five-acrc lot situated on West
Temple Str: et one mile south of Temple
Block. The early contemplation of sewer
ing this part of the city makes 1t the cheap
estacreage land on he market.
5000 Buys thirty acres OF land On
State Rosd, ebout three miles sourh of Salt
Lake Theatre. Nice orchard: a first class
location for country store and dairy farm.
lis
1000. Five acre lot on the Drive, on
west side OF Liberty Park, cnrDering on two
streets. Nj Greek irrigating water ditch
runs through the lot: al artificial lake can
be made at small expense Just tho placs
for a pleasure garden. More land can be
had if wan:ed. ia
1900 Six acres of land, abouttwo and
q half miles south of the ,ity; excellent land
for nursery or garden farm: situated on
well-graded street, plenty of water. fine
location for a suburban residence. LIB
700 Brick house OF our roona and
rock cellar, plenty of water, Ave abres of
land, situated on the East Bench. about fouk
and q bali miles from the city; this is big
batgain. 16i
5000. Farm of 30 acres of first CHASE
land: small adobe house, barn, eoErals. etc.
youna o,ohard: situated On sUHnty roaS
eight miles north OF this a<fz. 81
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Systematically song 10 started BY an
old member with noshing to indies Q
that he had q right to thus break forth,
unless 1t was his sparBely settled
Uranium with hair. The feature of the
singing, was the stress pat on the last
syllable of words ending with ~.
Prayer Is offered, but the splitting goes
on reinforced by an occasional groan
whenever the name of the Savior is
mentioned. Fa
The parson, though late, removed his
hat, but we feared for q while he IN
tended preaching with 1t on. His favor
lite overcoat. with pockets in front, for
emphasis, was kept on. aad an attitude
suggesting stiff neck assumed. with
the forehead forward, chin pressed
against the breast, and eyes looking at
an angle of As degrees, showed the EN-
bodiment of sober confidence. Not TO
be tedious, an hours talk was egcugb
to put most of those present to sleep,
and audible yawning became common
practice; hence the apparent object of
the preacher was accomplished The
ingredients of the talk were discon-
nected-everything delivered in lingo,
grOans, and the never-failiDg elections.
After the remarks. short time for ad-
justing difficulties with neighbors ID
offered; something said about the 18th
chapter of Matthew. and the village
sohoolmaster arises and prefers a ser
ious charge of classifying againrr
Uncle Jonah, which strikes him as a
thunder~bolt. Strong efforts arr made
to keep down the rising difficulty be-
cause of the visitors, but they prove
fruitless. In the wrangle the dream
comes to mind with such force that its
immediate application cannot be
doubted, and we leave The house under
the firm conviction that 1.-THE dream
was certain and Interpretation SURE"
e s. WRIGHT
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"a E. Second South Street

1000. Five reds front by 121k deep.
Choies fruit trees; eleven rooms, brick
house and summer kitchen, cellar, force
pump. good water; east front; store room
On place. saxs5.
Ib,5OO. Tea rods, west front by ten
reds deep. VITA three houses on same.
Situated On Fourth East between Third and
Fourth seath. Al excellant investment.
5000. Thirty-fou feet front on Second
South and tea rods back, with a plastereo
adobe sinerooTn house. Situated one and "a
half blocks frem Main Street.
$500. house of four rooms. pantry
and CLOSETS, eight rods north front By ten
rods deep, good orchard; house prepared for
gas: in The Second Ward; Fifth East and
Seventh South Street, being corner lot OF
car line.
1900. On easy terms; house of six
rooms, nice brick, two porches and cellar,
all modern improvements: seven rods by
ten; corner lot situsted on Hast Ward
Bench. A bargain
500. New rustic house: adobe lined,
porch, three rooms; on Second South. East,
near Eighth Ward Square. A good buy.
1900. New ruNtic house Of tour rooms
and porch; painted and papered nicely.
Situated on Fifth South: ear line, near
Eighth Ward Square. Can be had on the
installment plan.
1000. A fveroom adobe house; three
and half blocks east of Cliff House, in lot
five rods by twenty, filed with choice fruit
trees good barn on place. Opposite Ham
$500 VIII huy nice home 6x1O rods A
corner lot, good orchard, small ADOBE house,
from stiis office. .ts
LOO viii purchase cosy plsce, brick
cottage of three rooms; 3x10 rods, situated in
the Twenty-nrst Ward, one block north of
Brigham steeet and near Catholic Hospital
$500 With which you can buy cottage
ut do
north front by rods back. well fenced;
three blocks east from this ONCE bargain
TOO For two: A two room houhe, nine
blocks east from this office, ~ rods north
front by 20 rods back, fine orchard
house Of four rooms; brick; rods east front
by deep, situated on State Road
1.0OO Will buy two room and kitchen
brick house, 5 rods east front by - rods
back, good orchard, ten blocks from this
Office; great bargain.
1900. A romantic spot, with two houses,
50 feet north front by 10 rods back; only two
and half blocks west of the Gift House.
1900 A nice home, six room cottege.
rods front, 10 deep, giving fine view of
the city and lake. ons block south Salt Lake
Brewery; you want this.
&5o. Here you arr for chesp properly
House of two rooms. rock cellar. shade trees
under cultivation; Twenty-frst Ward DIX 0.
1900. VIII buy new brick house of
three rooms In the Eleventh Ward, rods
east front, 20 rods back, eleven blocks east
Of " esstch Corner, oae half bl-ek south
l,SOo. II taken at once, house oil four
rooms, being O corner lot in the Tenth
Ward, 5x1o rods. one block south Salt Lake
$500 viii buy nice cot, age of six
rooms, in lot of rods north front by7 rods
back; three blocks east of this office
LOO With which you can purchase a
four-room brick cottage. cellar. well, lot 2x6
situated in Nineteenth Ward two blocks
south and near Warm Spring.
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HOUSES 30 RENT.

i8 House of SIX roeMs, Ninth Ward,
one block from ca line.
5. House of two rooms, Twentieth ward.
30. House of thirteen rooms, one aad a
half blocks from business: good location
for private boarding house.
10. Housr OF four roosns, IL blocks east
of Main Street.
I. TIVE rooms, Nlneteenth Ward; close to
business.
SO. House of eleven large rooms, city
water and gas, one bl ock from busfness
go. House of six rooms and two large
closets, close to business. Seventeenth Wand.
go. Furnished horse OF FIVE rooms, close
by. SIS
Is. House of Eve rooms. city water. ssx
blocks east of Main Street, Second South
Street.
IL. House of four ROOMS, on ear line,
Twenty first Ward.
80. House of eight roems, city water and
gas; close to business
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700. Horse of 2 rooms, lot2lzx2c rods, on
Second SouLh street
$500. Adobe houee of f0nr rooms ut
x10 rods, two and ba'f bl ,cks from Main
street on second South Street.
5000 Brick house f nine rooms, closets,
and pantry, good Gel liar, barn, 1ruit and
shade tre,s, city water, in the Twentieth
Ward
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FOR RENT.

%. Adobe house, six roomF, closet and
pantry, city water, barn; on North Temple
Street.
50. House of nine rooms closets, pantry,
ce lar; city water; on First Street.
5. One large room on Fourth East Street.
16. t:Ouse of seven rooms and closets,
barn. en- Sixth South Street.
= S!1p1 > - rect.
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EAST OF DISCREET NATIONAL BANK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-17
ACoIOrado snake story

One of the most interesting natural
curiosities ever seen i'll this section was
discovered Yesterday on the south side.
During the day the chain-gaag was EN-
ployed in cleaning FL Paso avenue, near
the fountain, where the bank on the side
has been recently excavated. Officer
Preston, who is IN charge of the gang,
was sitting to one side overlooking the
men and idly prodding the bank with a
sharp pointed stick, when u small lump
of earth and gravel was dislodged and
broke at his feet, disclosinga snow-white
snake cooled as if ready to spring. 1t
looked so natural that the officer thought
it was alive, but touching it with mis-
stick discovered that it was dead.
An examination showed that the snake
was species totally unknown to this
section, but somewhat resembled q
ground RATHER. It's length would be
about foot and its diameter about one
half inch. The head is fiat, with a
sharp. fiat nose curing up like scoop.
and the original color was a notified
brown, although time has bleached all
but one spot. The age Of this curiosity
must be immense. II vas found sixty
feet back from the original face OF the
bank and eight feet from the surface.
From its Appearance it would seem that
the snake had been caught between two
rocks by the tail ages ago, its peculiar
position eloquently expressing its agony.
Instead OF decomposing the body dried
out 80 perfectly that no taxidermist
could hope to equal natures work, even
the ewes being perfect.
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PErERsBCRG.
Charge OF Malicious shooting his.
mtssed-fi,ncSS OfOid Citizens
Hastings Court Cases. dc.

correspondence Of the Richmond Disp1tch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 16, 1888.
In the Mayors Court this mor1-ngthe
case OF Mr. !. y. Kinneily, OF fhlla.
d,lphia, employed as detective by the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company,
charged with unlaWully and malicIonSly
shooting one Edward Wilson (cOlored),
was called for examination. Wilson wasar-
rested while stealing coal from the com
pany's cars, aud while on the way TO the
police station he knocked the officer
down and endeavOred to make ms es-
cape. TWAS while fearing further violence
at Wilson's hands that be was shot The
ball inflicted painful but not danger
ous wound. from the effects of which
the negro has recovered. Mr. kinnerly
was discharged on the clear ground Of
self-def,nce. Wilson was sentenced to
iail for fifteen days for stealing coal.
The railroad company asked for the
highest sentence.
Colonel j. W. Harper, one OF our
most venerable citizens, is very Ill at his
residence. on Pine street. Some weeks
AGO Colonel Harper sustained severe IN
juries 10y a fall, from the effects of which
he has been confined to his bed ever
since. Until within the last two years
Colonel Harper was a resident OF Bruins
wick county, aud no man is better or
more widely known in this section than
he.
Mr.. Andrew White has returned from
New York, where he went some weeks
AGO for the benefit of his health. de
comes home improved, but still feeble.
The condition of Mr.. w. Il. Brown,
for so many years ticketagent of the
Petersburg Railroad Company, who was
so seriously paralyzed a few nights ago,
shows very little change for the better.
The Hastings Court, which meets III
quarterly term this week, will have quite
full as we'll as interesting docket.
Among the other casesit is expected that
the indictment against Mr.. a. b. Gmgon,
of Richmond, for selling coupons IN this
CITY without license will come up for
trial. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-17

in Jail. Sheriff Galloway, with o
mounted posse OF twenty-five citizens,
is in pursuit OF Wade. There are
strong threats among the negroes OF
lynching him il he is caught. All par
ties to the affair are colored.
WADE ARRRsTRD-FIGHTISG EDITORS.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
RErDsvILLR, n. G., January 16.-Sandy
Wade, who shot and killed Marion
Thomas yesterday, was caught last night
three miles out OF town by Augustus
Burton and Joseph Lindsey, OF the
sheriff's posse. IL was dark, but their
horses saw and SHE'D at him crouching
in the bushes He started to run, but
they charged on him and made him
throw mp his hands. He had on a
British bulldog pistol and knife. After
tying him he confessed to killing Thomas,
saving he did the deed in self-defence
and had cut on the arm he said Thomas
gave him. A barlow knife was found
to-day near the dead man.
Thomass widow is so infatuated with
Wade thot when she heard be was caught
she said she shot her husband herself
Wade is fine-looking half-breed. He
bas teen sent on TO the grand jury and
is in the county jail.
Information was received to-day OF a
fight between n. S. Smith, ex-editor.
and Phil. A. Peatross, present editor of
the Leaksville (N. c. Reporter, the
fight taking place in the Reporter office.
Smith being worsted in the encounter re-
tired, when the fight was renewed by
Smiths son, who was badly beaten with
mallet by Peatross. The origin Ct the
difficulty is said to have been about q
paper which Peatross was to have bought
OF Smith.
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Murder in geidsyiiie.
fspoclal Telegram 70 the Dispatch


RRrDswLLE, n. c., January 16.
Nov. see what you have brought me
TO, said Sandy Wade to-day at noon in
this town TO Bette Thomas, as with
smoking pistol be fed the house, leaving
Bellies husband, Marion Thomas. VIC
tim OF his hand. Thomas had found
them ia a house they had planned
meeting in, and as he entered the door
Wade rose and shot him centre shot
through the forehead, the dead man falling
face forward across the bed, besmearing
il with his brains, bis feet just touching
the floor. Ia that position be WAS found
two hours later by the ofiicerso Of the law.
The women, q good-looking young
mulatto. lett the house soon after the
fight OF her paramount, and when ar.
rested at her husbands home declared
she knew nothing OF the shooting, as she
was asleep q. the time. she Is
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Riehm 0ud I'm 1911.
fFor The Dianafoh-1

The following is q letter supposed to
be written May II, 1911. The date OF
the letter must be borne in mind while
reading the letter: - s,rorr,
To tie atlanta Constitution g
/ have just returned from the city Of
Richmond, my old home. 1t has been
twenty-five years since i was there.
Oh the changes. One hundred and
seventy.fve thousand inhabitants The
Lee monument is grand tribute. The
monument on Libby Hill to the private
soldier and sailor OF the Confederate
army looms up grandly. The monument
which the city of Richmond officially
resolved, by act of the Common Coun-
ell. 10 erect to General J. u. Is. Stuart,
after long delay, has at last been finished.
IT'S gem Of art, and worthy tribute to
the memory of the gallant cavalryman
who lost bis life in the actual defence OF the
city of Richmond. 1t is placed on a tri-
angular plot of ground where Brook
avenue enters Broad street. Brook ave-
nue. is the continuation Of the old Brook
turnpike from the Yellow Tavern TO Rich
mond. 1t was near the Yellow Tavern,
in sight OF the church spires of Rich
mond, where this Chevalier dc Bayard
was MORALLY wounded. On this spot
few of bis friends and those who fol-
lowed his dashing leadership have low
ingly put neat monument.
There are two free bridges from Rich
monG to Manchester and two street-car
railroads between the same cities, and
the cars are propelled by electricity.
Manchester has been annexed to Rich
mond.
The Masons have erected splendid
temple on Broad street just opposite the
Stuart monument.
And yet there are people OF Richmond
who are grumblers they who live two
miles above Richmond College complain
| that the Lee monument and the Masonic
| temple are put so low down town.
And then there is the elegant hotel on
the Allen lot at the corner Of Main and
Fifth streets, which after an experience
of twenty years has shown that first
class hotel in Richmond has not only
paid well the owners and proprietors,
/ but has brought thousands OF visitors to
Richmond who have left hundreds Of
| thousands of dollars with our merchants
and businessmen.
The grand City Hall has been finished.
IT'S built of Richmond granite, and is an
ornament to the city and fills want long
! felt.
Under an appropriation from the State
voted by the Legislature a neat and
necessary fire proof structure has been
erected on the Capitol Square for the
preservation OF the Houdon statue OF
Washington, which if destroyed could
not be duplicated.
Under an appropriation by the State
Legislature Il good substantial building
has been erected on the Capitol Square
on the site of the old "bell-house for
the preservation and use of the State
Library, &c.
Many churches have been built, the
most beautiful of which is the Disciples
church, at the corner of Grace and
Seventh streets.
Many elegant private residences have
been erected. The best of them all is
the residence of Mr.. Alfred 7. Har-
ris, Jr
Every family in Richmond has horse
and Vehicle a writing-machine, sewing
machine, and hyingmachine.
OLD MAN.
AHanta, May II, 1911.
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Death on the Eastern shore.

ISPeOIaI veIoKIaIH " tuo D1SP,'7V"'I
TAsLEY, January 16.-Thomas s.
Trower, an old and highly respected
citizen Of Accomack, died yesterday at
his home near the Eastern Shore fair
grounds. He had been in failing health
for some months.
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GoDDTN's ADMINISTRATOR, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
WALKER AND OTHERS. DEFESDANTs-lN rue
CHAHCgRY COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
|. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk Of sald court
certify that tho bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree IN said cause Oi
December 90, 1857. has been duly giyen.
Given under my hand this eth day OF January
ISIS BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY.
ia i2-tds OierA-