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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-21
The Condition of the Market Discussed.

AT the real estate exchange yesterday
morning, the condition of the market was
discussed by those present and viewed in a
desirable light.
One gentleman wanted to borrow $4,000
st IL per cent. G. B. Walker had money to
loan in sums of from 81, 900 to 81. 600 at IL
per cent. per month for one or two years,
secured by property not too far out.
Beck, Kennedy & Co. wanted to rent
from twelve to thirty rooms as lodging
house, and also offered six lots in Lincoln
park.
The same firm reported the sale of lots
10 and IL, block II, Chamberlin addition,
for 500.
d. Van Buskirk wants a seven room
house with city water and gas, between
Main and Seventh East and between First
and Seventh South, to cost from Sc, 900 to
5000.
c. E. Mainland wants a good house of
10 rooms with lot on east side, TOR which he
wants TO pay about $4,000.
In response to the request sent out that
realty dealers report their sales TO the
secretary of the real estate exchange each
day the following sales were reported:
T. A. Wichersham to J. B. Swan, lots 3
and 4, block s, Arlington Heights, 81 800.
T. A. Wickersham to Walter Murphy,
lots 2S and %, block {, Arlington Heights
S1,50O.
T. A. Wickersham TO Alice Simons, lots
10 and 20, block 4, Denver Place addition.
s., COO
Webb & Palmer to John ]. Kelley, lots
q and y, block l, Webb & Palmer's
addition, $500
c. Z. Mainland reports sales as follows
E3 lots in West Grand View to local parties
most of whom will build. Also 10000 acres
of railroad land. He expects to close.
early in January, with parties who are now
figuring on two large tracts Of acreage.
Joseph Geoghegan to Maggie Dewing,
lots ! and =, block l, Rice g. Gelder's first
addition, $3.50.
henry and Agnes McEwan to Charles E.
Vest, lot /. block 10 and lot -, block 6, five
acre plat c, $1,000.
j. Douglas Perkins TO Harvey Hardy
ct al, property in Perkins Grand View,
$50 OPS.
John G. Davis to Samuel d. Cady ct al,
part of sections , and 3, township l south,
range l west, 81.
Pratt Bros. report the following sales:
OF. Pratt ct al to j. R. Tarris, part OF
section 10, township / south, range
1,eol
h ". Morgan ct al. to o. p. Pratt, lot
and part OF lots ., 3 and 4, block 8, plat
+, corner OF First North and Grape
street IS oC
Esther Petit to @ r Pratt, axl0 rods,
part of lot ,. block IS, plat A----.... 4,75C
George o. Noble ct al. to ". NJ. Ditch
field; part OF section 3, township
south. range west 1.500
William Ditchheld 10 Brigham Davis, lot
81. c. 5. Wilks' Subdivision. --... 900
Brigham Davis to George o. Noble lot
81, c. 5. Wilks subdivision .. $50
Henry Wilson ct al. 10 b. f. Thornburg
part Of lot !, block S. plat E---- 1900
Total ---....----------- -----.--.-..-.s SIS, 4so
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PRINCES, AN ELEGANT LINE.
Complete stock at Dinwoodey
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

YESTERDAY afternoon man named George
Thompson was arrested by the police for steal
ing coat and vest from Commercial street
saloon. Thompson will be tried before Judge
Laney tomorrow on the charge of petit larceny
ACTING PRESIDENT SIMON and Secretary Gil
lespie yesterday forwarded the following tele-
and Mcconnell, Boise City, Idaho: Accept
hearty cong ,atulations Of Salt Lake chamber
OF commerce Can you not spend day here en-
route to Washing ton:'
AT at meeting of the shareholders of the
Womaa's Cooperative Mercantile and Manu-
featuring institution, held in the Fourteenth
ward assembly rooms December IS. at | pm
the following officers were elected: Mrs NJ. l.
Horne, president; Mrs NJ. @. Dougall, vice
president; Miss Gladys Woodmansee secre-
tary Mrs. +. II. WoodmanSee, treasurer: Mrs
Martina Nalsbitt-Thomas, superintendent: Mrs.
Maria w. Wilcox, Mrs. @. c. Raleigh, Mrs. Lucy
5: Grant. Mrs. Matilda Spencer, Mrs. Annie s.
Musser, directors.
CHARLES ELLIS has about completed arrange
ments to give new lecture in the theatre Mon
Gay evening, December goth, on THE Test
Oath. DE says this will be the best lecture
given by him in the city, and he invites the par
sons priests ana lawyers to come and answer
MN or admit their wrong in fighting and rob-
ping the Mormon people. That the people may
hear this great lecture Mr.. Ellis puts the adj
mission at twenty-five cents but will for the
accommodation Of those who cannot he present
at the opening OF the doors sell a limited mum
Der OF reserved seats at the box Office Saturday
and Monday, at fifty cents. Mr. Kills lectures
In Provo Saturday and Sunday December "a
and 2S.
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Ind wife. Tintic; D. Little George Little, Spo.
kane Falls: j. Z. Miller and son. Denver.

and wife. Tintic; D. Little, George Little, Spo.
kane Falls; j. 4. Miller and son, Denver.
THE WHITE - Freeman Schenk, j. l. Fitz-
gerald, Park city: j. C. Wright Rio Grande
Western railway; G. F. Fulton, Gland, Neb.;
&. S. Carter, Wanship; J. Preston, Snake val
ley; j. n Prohst, A. Huber. Midway; L. j.
Seofeld. Nephi; Theodore Finch, Clear Creek;
E. s. Wheeler. Evanston, Wyo.; A. D. Toole,
LAWN. Idaho; w. Reese III. s. Gould, Ogden; E.
A. Goodman, Rays, Wyo.; l.. w. Long, Chi
cage; Thomas Howarth. Alta; E. j. James,
Warsaw. India; John II. Dohlin and wife,
Provo; t. Gruneirsen, Mount Pleasant; NJ. w.
Jones, BlackfoOt. Idaho; J. II. Whalin. Provo !;
Duzan, Park city; Ed. Curry, Evanston; a. j..
Gushing. Sandy: j, G. Thompson, Helena; Louis
Gerard. Eureka; John O'Brlen, George Kicker,
Bingham; c. Conroy. St. Paul Mimi; II. w.
Hawley, Oasis; r. w. Dean Murray.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

]. H. BAILEY went to Chicago yesterday.
MAX SCHIFF, of Chicago, is at the Templeton.
j. j. DAILY and William Baboock jr., of Salt
Lake, are at the Coates Kansas City.
G. w. BENNETT and J. B. Brown, of Salt
Lake, are at the Grand Pacific, Chicago.
Hon. z. T. FARNswoRrH, superintendent
Horn Silver Mining company, is at the Temple
ton.
JAMES IMAGINATION and brother, of Her Mai
esty's Opera house, Melbourne, Australia, is at
the Templeton.
LOUIS JAMES arrives on the 5:35 train on the
Union Prciflc this morning and will register at
the Templeton hotel.
J. W. CAMPBELL leaves this morning for
Aurora, Nebraska, where he will spend Christ
mas with his mother and then visit Kansas City
and return in about six weeks in company with
his wife, who is in the east.
ADJUTANr NEWELL. Sergeant Groshell Cor
porai Raybould, Chief Bugler billiard and
CADETS En- re, Cownal, Loofbourow, Silllne and
oadler, al OF the Oguen Military academy ar
rived in the city yesterday to spend the holt
days With friends.
AT THE HOTELS.
THE TEMPLEToN-C r. Ellison. Philadelphia; :
Hon. p T. Farnsworth, Frisco; +. r. Miles,
Great Falls @. Il. Hall, New YORK; J. w.
Jamison, Pittsburg, Pa; S. Lust g, st. Louis !;
w. Raley, Philadelphia; James MacMahon, j.
f. MacMahon, Melbourne. Australia: Max
Schif, Chicago; ]. L. Griffin, St. Louis; c. A.
Barker, Mrs. j. Woodward, Miss M. Woodward
! New York; j. f. Bristow, l.. Z. Mcfarland
| CHICAGO; G. A. Noble, Miss G. Noble, Denver; j.
| s. Walker, Chicago.
! TIE UINTAH-L. kilburn, j. H. Ryan
| Omaha ID, II. Delano, Grant island: A. Ander-
! son, Vernon; S. Bensinger, w. S: Reyes, ]. G
/ Graham, J. Sharp, Portland; w. Dobson, j..
Yetler, 1. 81. Berry. j. D. Murphy Denver; l..
| Rhodes, H. Miller, V. Priety Pueblo; J. Cor
don, A. N. Dodge, kokomo: j. j. Tippey,
Lewis Ia; D. f. Crops, Seattle Mrs. E. w hit
ney, Miss NJ. Whitney, Whiting. Ia; l.. Cross.
| Il. Cross, Denver; 1. Ward l. smith, Portland ::
| r. johnson. 1. Strong, h. Moor, Tacoma; L.
| Russell Denver
| THE CIIFT-Ceorge Tyler, New York; j.
Bournters aud wife, Bingham; W. f. Smith.
| Coaiville 5. II. Nelson, TinJio; j. A. Bourne.
| Seattle, Wash; F. w. Hermit Nebraska; j. D.
| Howell, Duhltt. Mont; j. @. West Pasadena,
| Cal. j. T. Farrer, Green River: j. McCune, p.
| V. Junction: c. A. Jones, Denver; W. Benette
and family. Lake City; Mrs. G. A. Buchanan,
Rock Springs; W. b. Oliver, Chicago: S. Lin,
| dan P. A. Dix. Charles Suller. Park City; j. N.
Protest, A. Huber, Midway; w. T. Taylor,
Sioux City; r. Bridger, w. Sidney st. Louis
e, Knight, Denver; NJ. A. Mofatt, MeadvilIe
c. B. Blakely, Sidney, Neb.; P. A. Smell. Phila-
delphia: NJ. Corwin, 2; Brady; Butte; B, Mich
OILS, Portland; II. Hatch, e. Walworth. Saera-
mento; F. Shedd, Ogden; William Gray, Seat
tie; E. Minard, A. Thompson, Boston; j. A.
Barnett, Chicago; p. s. Carlson. A. Graham
Omaha; E. Z. Colman, Rawlins Wyo.; Viii
liam Harper, Provo; g. G. Winter, N. Spaud
ing, Deep Creek; Charles Sparks. Kansas City
L. Anderson, Idaho; j. S. Murphy, B. Jamisor
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The Work Of the Chamber.

Secretary Gillespie reports the following
results achieved from the work of the
chamber for yesterday:
c. H. Weeks, a gentleman of Miller.
South Dakota, in response to printed mat
ter sent by the chamber of commerce. has
arrived in the city. Four other families
came with him, and more viii follow in the
spring. Two OF the families have already
purchased property here, while the others
are looking for desirable locations
A cigar factory in Ohio wants to remove
% Salt Lake.
A party in Sidney, Neb., wants informa-
ton concerning Salt Lake ana Utah. with
view Of locating here.
From Portland, Mich, comes a request
for information concerning the climate of
Salt Lake and prices of property.
a person in Buffalo. N. Y, wants to
know the resources of Salt Lake, as he is
looking for western location.
Parties in the following cities and towns
desire miscellaneous information: Pough-
keepsie. n. Y: johnson. Mich: Bloom
ington, Ky; Bainebridge, O.; Hartford,
Conn; Ogoutz, o.; Chattanooga, Tenn.
Louisville, KY; Toledo o.; Aspen, Colo.
Thornstown, Pa; Memphis, Mo-; Mon
1real, Can; Bay City, Mich. Ashland,
Pa
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How Some Bows Can Tib,

The 4-year-old son of Charles Clifford,
the pugilist who is now in jail for prob
ably fatally wounding David A. Gree
yer, the stockman, is precocious and a
"chip off the old block"
Police Surgeon Iuen, while trying to
entertain the little fellow at the police
station yesterday, pointed to his hunting
dog and said:
"There's a nice dog. He can catch
ball in his mouth when l toss one to
him"
"That's nuthin'," said the boy; GIVE
got dog that will catch up stick in
its teeth and bat the ball back"
But this dog can climb a tree" said
DR.. Iuen, slyly winking.
'Thats nuthin'," again retorted the
boy. ''All the dogs climb trees where |
live. My dog goes to school with me
and is in the same class" The police
surgeons breath was taken away and he
had nothing further to say.-Kansas
CITY Times.
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These stockholders are constituted a
board of directors. of which Justin A.
Goodhue is president and. Fred Simon
treasurer and secretary.
The company takes the following
described property: Those certain pieces
or parcels of land situate near Palma, in
Ada county, Idaho, particularly described
as follows: The northeast quarter of sec
ton IA and the west half of the northeast
quarter and the west half of the southeast
quarter of section ID, township north,
range 5 west, of Boise meridian, containing
$40 acres, together with the tenements,
ETC., thereunto belonging, together with
800 inches of water in the Idaho Irrigating
and Colonization company's ditch used on
said land; also all teams, stock, farming
implements and tools used in connection
with the cultivation and improvement
thereof, to-wit: Six teams, fifteen horses,
three cows, seventy five tons of hay, and
1900 bushels Of grain, and other articles too
numerous to mention, including about five
thousand forest trees of elm, maple and
ash-all reasonably worth s75,0 00 which
the parties hereto, in proportion to the
amount of stock taken by each, and in con-
sideration thereof do hereby contribute and
sell to the company on full payment for the
300 shares of capital stock.
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Tha Greeley lirOup.

A reporter dropped into the office of the
Greeley Mining company in the Lyon block
yesterday afternoon and examined the fine
line of samples of Greeley ores which are
On exhibition. Among the specimens are
enc from a nine-inch vein which assays $40
in gold, 127 ounces in silver and 30 per cent
lead, sample from another vein goes $40
ounces silver and 70 per cent. lead. There
are several specimens which go from 900
to / 100 ounces in silver from u large ledge.
Among the lot is sample from black
manganese vein in the Greeley No. (Which
is very rich. Very favorable mention has
been maze of this group in the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat and the Denver papers and
with its spreading fame promises to be one
of the leading dividend payers in the near
future.
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THE REALTY DEALS.
Sales Not Large, but Real Estate
is Firm.
SALES MADE UNDER CONTRACT.
Real Estate Exchange Discusses Matters of
lmpOrtance-The Work Of the Cham
ber-General News

The real estate market during the past
week, if viewed from the standpoint of the
cash sales which have been recorded, has
not shown quite the activity of the week
previous, but when the sales on contract
ape taken into consideration, the market
may well be considered firm, and as com
pared with the transactions of other cities,
decidedly in advance of any city of its size,
and even twice the population. Another
feature is that owners Of realty are not of
fering their holdings at reduced rate, but
are holding on at the ruling prices, and
rather than bearing the market are Dor
rowing money when they needit to make
many improvements.
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An Interruption.

First Medical Student-Do you know
I have suspicion that this fellow isn't
dead?
Second Medical Student-He certainly
does bear some resemblance to life. But
we've tried everything without avail.
The Dead Mani wish you fellows
would quit talking, or else send me back
to Philadelphia
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Civil Business Before Judge Anderson.

In the case of w. H. Gibson vs. De Witt
B. Lowe, Judge Anderson yesterday gave
Judgment for the plaintiff for $500 and in
terest.
In the foreclosure suit of j. S. Barnes
vs.. Jennie NJ. Froseith ct al, the plaintiff
was allowed ten days in which to amend
complaint
Houtz ct al. was set for January 8.
In the matter of the estate of Richard
Golightly, deceased, the order of the pro
bate court admitting will to probate was
affirmed
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All of the above stockholders comprise
the board of directors, with the exception
of o. w. Powers, who is the company's
attorney. Of these gentlemen A j. Will
Jams is president; w. G. B. Allen, vice
president; j. F. Hiatt, secretary, and M.
r. Evans, treasurer.
The corporation acquires the following
property: That certain lode mining claim
known as the "Young Horse" mines in the
Tintic mining district, and also the certain
in the same district, each being located near
Silver City.
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Willing to Commute IL.

"Well give you just twenty-four hour,
to leave town." said the chairman ok
the vigilance committee.
do you believe time is money! asked
the undesired visitor.
Eyes, certainly"
"Then how much cash viii you giw
me to leave at once!" -Munsey's Weekly
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Reason Enough.

First Landlady-I see that Mr.. Feed
well has left you.
Second Landlady-Yes; had to ted
him to go.
First Landlady-Was he behind with
his board?
Second Landlady-No; but l couldn't
stand his Joking. had splendid din
ner for Thanksgiving, and asked him to
say grace, and he went and recited a
prayer from the Episcopal service called
''In time of dearth and famine. Life.
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Our Simple Language.

A Frenchman who was studying En-,
glish, and who had not passed the pre-,
liminary stages, conceived the idea OF
writing letter to his absent wife in,
that language. Having mastered the
date line he struck his first snag IN q
confusion Of adjectives when he adj
dressed bis better half as ''My expensive
wife" -Binghamton Leader.
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Lord Noodleby at Home.

"What ridiculous names you have for
your townsl Conshohocken, Weehawken,
Hoboken-they are all perfectly laugh
able" said Lord Noodleby.
Yes, our nomenclature is queer" re-
turned Hicks. 81 suppose" he added,
"your lor1ship lives most of the time in
London" sob, no, indeed. I'm almost
always at my castle at Pokestogy-on-the-
Hike. New York Sun.
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Cliff HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Street
The Cliff is the best 50 per day houss
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
feet in its appointment. Table first class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G. BRIxEN & Bro, Props.
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Overcome.

Aloud, unearthly shrek swept through
the house at midnight, and Trotter sat
up in bed and glared at ghost that
crouched upon the footboard.
"What do you mean by waking me
up at this hours" growled Trotter. "You
can't scare me-"
"P-please, SIR" chartered the shivering
spools, 81 didn't w-want to, b-but l az
rived in the middle of deep snore, and
I was frightened. Judge.
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WHITE HOUSE.

central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and
Pullman Office in the hotel. Newly re-
nodded and furnished throughout. Table
unsurpassed. Electric light, bells and all
modern conveniences. Terms - TO 2.5a
per day. II. L. HALL, Prod.
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tional special dividend of like amount.
OF this dividend the MacIntyres took in
SIC, 900 each.
M. E Hopkins, of the firm Of Hopkins,
Mcdowell & Co., went to Tintic yesterday
to put force of men at work tomorrow Oh
the Phoenix, which is on the end line of
the Copperopolis where a thirtytwo foot
breast Of ore has been left. The shaft is
now down 10 feet and will be continued
twenty five feet more when the ore viii be
reached. Three shifts of men will be at
work tomorrow.
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A Tactfu1 Hostess.

She-Our friend Miss Dawson is I'M
well today.
Be-Yes, she overexerted herself last
night.
She-How?
He-She invited six persons to din
ner, and as not one of them was Oh
speaking terms with any of the others
she had to entertain each one separately
and at the same time. -Munsey' Weekly.
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The Lovers Thanksgiving.
''Let me help you to wing, petr
"Oh, darling, you are too goodl"
"Er-let me help you to two wings
angelr'-American Grocer.
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Poor Little Tommy.

"What's the matter with you today,
Tommy? You seem to be uneasy"
II am" said the bad little boy. EYES
terday was pas and mas wooden we'd
u1ng, anu 81. 81; .l.A neighbors sent EN- shin
giles. New York SUI.
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Boise Valley Land and Live Stock Company.
Articles of incorporation of the Boise
Valley Land and Live Stock company were
filed with the county clerk yesterday after
noon. The object Of the company is to con-
duct the business of buying and selling and
dealing in live stock Of every kind, pur-
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H. D. Johnson left yesterday for Green
River from where he will 60 on horseback
to the Colorado river and follow the stream
by boat to his placer mines.
The Mammoth paid its regular $40, OoO
monthly dividend yesterday with an add
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chasing and holding lands for the purpose
of growing and feeding live stock and doing
everything necessary for properly carrying
on general ranch and stock business. The
general offices of the company are in Salt
Lake city and the capital stock is fixed at
$4,000, divided into 1900 shares of the par
value OF $40 each, and subscribed for as fol-
lnrrrs
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STOCKS ARE LIVELY.
Twenty one Thousand Seven Hundred and
Fifty Shares Were Sold Yesterday.

The week in stocks was not quite as
lively as usual, the first few days being
very dull, but during the latter part of the
week business picked up and made good
showing. Fifty thousand ounces of silver
were sold during the week.
The following are the
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A. NJ. Cannon, jr., and wife to ]. Z. FL
dredge ct al, part OF section Is, town
ship south, range east----.--.-s 400
r. X. Smith to b. f. Holden, the r. h.
Smith placer mine so
A. L. Burr and wife to b. T. Moore, lots
Al to IS, block Is, Salt Lake Park addi
tion- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500
Mary E. Austin TO sarah C. Perkins;
part lot 8, block 81, plat B--.---------. 5000
A. L. Burr and wife to A. Bissel lot 40,
block IS, plat 100
E.B. Critchiow and wife to William Hard
man. lot l. block l, Alta Place----- l
w. d. H. Spaford to E. B. Critchlow,
same as abuye---------- ------......' so
C. L. Plunket 10 F. r. Hastings, lots :, s.
8, 10, II and - block g. G. S. Holmes
First addition -------------
C. L, Plunket to W. S. Jackson, lots l to
Q, block g. G. S. Holmes First addi-
Edwin w. Senior and wife to John Pari
disc, lot II, block 81 and lot IL, block "a,
plat a, Garden City---- -. 200
Harriet a. Partridge TO John Paradise,
lots IL ana L. block y, plat A, Garden
Harriet a. Partridge to John Paradise lot
Ia, block Is, plat b, Garden City IS
q. X. Boutwell, ct al. to E. G. Dorr, part
of lot 4, block 12, plat B------...------ 1,5OO
Mary G. Brown ct al. TO e. G. Dorr, part
of lot 5, block ie, plat B---.......'.!---- 1900
NJ. H. Williams ct al. to Arvilla Tim
mony, lot /, block G, Arlington Heights
M. D. Cook ct al to Paul Helm, lots i to
II, block Z, Garden City plat P--- GOO
w. ID. Pavey TO Alex G. Robertson, lots
~ H. Il and IS block 1, West Boulevard
subdivision ---.,-..-. 1900
Martha Fl. Brooks 10 Thomas Weir, lots
IL and l3 block 10, Arlington Heights. l
c. W. Foley ct al. to H. C. Maltby, lot 10,
block 33, ten acre plat A---- 1
Fl. c. Maltby TO S A. Foley lot TO- block
-, ten-aere plat A--.------- ----------
John G. Davis and wife to Caroline E.
Squires, half interest in part sections
ana ), township south, range l vest S.51s
Esther Petit to Q. p. Pratt, part lot l5
block e5, plat A--:-,--.-. - 1000
A. 5. Kendall and wife to A. L. Simondi.
lots ], 81. 50, 20 and 80, Martins subdi-
vision 25Oo
| NJ. II. Beardsley and wife to Clara E.
Kelley, part LOT 8, block Sc, plat A. $500
| c. Z. Wantiand TO James Briggs ct al.
lots 20 TO 20, block 2, West Grand View LOO
j. Geoghegan to Alvin McEvoy lots and
10, block /, Rice & Gelders first addition
/ Total .--..-----.- e1
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Slightly Mixed in His English.
Miss West-Monsieur LIE Blanc, dont
you think my brother is very funny?
NJ. LIE Blanc-Very reedeeculous. Miss
West; very reedeeculous, indeed.-Life.
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UINTAH HOTEL

is Commercial street. The only frst-class
European house in the city. Rates, 70 cents
nd S1.C0. French G Sewers, proprietors. -