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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-29
PERSONAL MENTION,

F. j. BANCROFT, of Denver is at the Walker
DIR. Is+aACsoN was up from American Fork
| yesterday.
WILLIAM ARCHIBALD, of Snyderville, was in
Salt Lake yesterday
F. WAsHBURN, superintendent of the Union
Pacific hotels, is at the Walker
MEssRs. GRANT, Burton and Wells returned
from their eastern trip yesterday.
Al EDDY, one of Chicago leading ATTORNEYS
Is In this city on professional business.
MEssRs. JOHN W.. TAYLOR, and D. l.. Davis
have gone north to their ranch on the Oregon
Short Line. --h- ST'F
Z HENRY PEARSON, the hotel man Of San Fran
CISCO is in the city looking up Salt Lakes adj
YantageS as ahOtel town. Tl5eCl olt Il Ola.
AT THE HOTELS. l54T to-
THE CLIFT.-James O'Neill company, A Soap
Bubble company, New York; Peter Derham,
John Bowes, Pocatello III. Smith, Los Angeles
III. Ungrich, New York; G. B. Roberts, Beaver
City, Neb.; w. T. Hunt Kansas City; H. j.
Bateman, Toronto. Ont; d. B. White, Kansas
City: j. H. Tompkins, S. R. Borrower, New
York: d. j. Petot New Orleans; Miss Lock,
Miss Borrower s. d. Taggart Denver: Miss
Nettie Nixon. Miss Kate Fletcher, Henry Rob
erts, New York; Ed Marquette, Mat D. Jones,
Daniel Shea Anaconda; Henry Nernon, Mon
tana: +. G. King Washington; O. w. Truck
and wife, San Antonio.
THE CoNTINENTAL-W c. NJ Simpson wife
| and child, Chicago; F. A. MCGOWAN, Collinston
S. E. Perkins, Ogden; John Carroll, Collinston
Il. Goodman, vile ana child San francisco: ID.
De Montfgny, Ogden: l.. Oppenstevir, Denver
j. A Stangland, Omaha; A. Brown, wife and
child, M. Metz, San Francisco; w. j. B. Walker,
| Sandy; ]. R. Rizer, Lynchburg, Ohio; A. w.
| Butler, Brooksville, Ind. G. Rich, Chicago; r
McDougail and wife. Denver; G. E. Dalton, St
Louis; r. Canning and wife, Yonkers, N Y
| THE WHTTE-E. f. Brown, A. N Ficer, Chi
| cage; Geo. Schuster, Denver; j. j. Murray and
wife, Des Moines; Mike Lyons, Butte; Henry
Shuck, A. c. Tanner, Delno, New. John Nc
| Martin, Ogden; Chas. Emerson, Bingham; E
| Bird, Ophir: E. Blair Nevada; NJ. Stevens
| John McCarty, Denver; F. G. Thompson. Park
| city; John f. Conner, Stockton: D. H. Sullivan
| Grand Junction; j. c. Willard Pocatello; G. H
| Gillett, ST. Paul; Thomas Hend, Leavenworth
John Alger, Price: U. G. Murrell, Green River
| Henry Harrison, j. w. II. Whitecotton, Provo
j. o. Mann and wife, Butte; G. M. Young,
| Ogden: j. Smith, w. H. Freeman, Denver W.
E. Mesck, Green River.
THE WALKER-H. d. Ramsdell, G. w. Smith
II. J. Cornwan, San Francisco; w. A. Donald
and wife, Boston; w. S. Derrick, M. Lehman
! Miss Lehman w. Odenwold j. H. Coddington,
w. F. Coesnor j. F. Gibbs Mrs. E. M. Knowles,
II. Cohen, New York; Fl. K. Wood and wife,
Siqua O.; A. G.. Andrews and wife, Omaha; w
Vermiloan and wife, Ell Paso; j. w Mcdonnell
j. II. Temple, Chicago: A H. Jacks, Erie, Pa.
j. Bethel and wife, Philadelphia; w. F. Call
way, F. j. Bancroft, Denver; w. Philpot and
wife, Portland, Ogn.: H. Crandall Reading Pa
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p. @. Senior to Margaret Mcintyre ellis
pie. 5xl0 rods, lot d. block %. plat c.. /
G. Stephan to Eva L. Wick. all of lot 40
block 49, West Salt Lake addition 80
j. Wilkinson ct AL TO L. Durham. all of
lot ]. block u, plat B. corner Eighth
South and Eigth East------------------ 5000
Harriet A Partridge to Mark Cooke. all
of lots % and "a, block 90 Garden City,
plat b. 100
J. E. Bamberger &c al to H. Haynes
northeast quarter of section IL, town
ship south. range weSl $50
I. M. Stuart to E. Olsen, acres and 8
rods, lot IL, Draper city plat---- s
G. E. Kitchener to Emelia Madsen. all of
lots II and ~, block n, Buena Vista ad-
dition. ------------------- 100
w. Jones and wife ct al. to Esther Petit.
4xl0 rods lot 5, block 65, plat A.
Q. J; HOLSTER ct al. to W: a Berry, sx2o
rods, lot 3. block 4, Ninth South, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh East----- 5000
G. c. Kidder ct al. to W. E. Crutcher, all
of lot 10. block g. fiveacre plat Al 1o,oos
Sarah II. Whittemore to w. II. Sherman
part of lots and q, Belmont sub divi-
SION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
d. M Powell ct al, to Martha West one
quarter of lot 6, block AZ plat O. 1000
j. S. Bowdige and wife to T.. A. Davis
southeast quarter of section SO, town
ship north, range2 west-- 4.5OO
T. w. Little and wife to G. b. Kelly, all of
lots IS and 10, block !, Marion Parto
]. w. Heath and wife to Harriet A Part
ridge, half of lot 5. block 49, plat c,
corner Seventh West and Second South 6,25O
F. R. Wood to R. Simpson all of lots q
and % block 81, Ell Dorado 300
+. Il. Wood to G. Vaughan all of lots %
20, block 81, Ell Dorado--- 800
F. r. Wood to f. A. Whittemore ct al
all of lots 90, 80 and 81 Ell Dorado 4oC
L. p. Kelsey TO ]. X. Gillespie, part of
blocks and 4 fve-acre plat A. 5000
w. II. Sherman to Sarah d. Whittemore.
part of blocks and 4, ive-acre plat A 1000
Total -----......----... ..-.---.s 81. a4s
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Commercial Bank Block.

Fred A. Hale, the architect of the CONNER
cial block, has removed his family to this city
He has opened an ofice in the Wasatch building
and will devote as much of his time as will be
necessary to superintend the construction OF
the new bank building Mr.. Hale complained
of the Slowness of the stone men on getting out
footing stone and said that the contractors were
forced to send to Fort Collins Col, to secure
them as the quarrymen here would not be able
to get them out before June c. G. PltSchke 6
Co. of Denver with j. Z. Riley, of the same
place are the contractors. Mr.. Sullivan, who
has the contract for eXcavating the cellar, had
a number of teams and men at work yesterday
getting the trenches ready TO lay the concrete.
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THE CASE AGAINST SMITH.
He Claims that He is not Even Acquainted with
the Girl in Question.

G. G. Smith, an account of whose arrest on
the charge of adultery, was given in THE HER
AID, was recently interviewed by the Manti
Sentinel with the following result:
What have you to say in reference to the
charge made against your
"All that have to say is that / am innocent
was in Salt Lake when that affair happened -
Il suppose you arc acquainted with the girl?'
mo, have seen her. but am not acquainted
with her"
''And you say you are innocentg'
YES there is no truth in the statement and
charges preferred against me and will prove
t.
"Then who in your opinion is the guilty
party:''
1.-The talk at Salina is that her own brother
is the father of the child. OF course would
have nothing to say in the matter. have been
known through the whole southern country to
be good, virtuous man, and for such q thing
to be preferred against me is TERRIBLE
What did you think when they arrested
you -
Il was in Scipio when arrested and said to
Yates did not know what the charge was until
Mac. told me. Have not heard from my folks
yet. / suppose they have heard of the charge
made against me. 1 am going to Salt Lake,
where am sure to get bonds"
OH THE CARPETS
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OTHER BUSINESS.
The Usual Monday Rush in the Police Court.

There was the usual Monday rush of business
in the police court yesterday:
John Crimmins was fined Sl5 for trespassing
IN the hall over Godbe-Pitt's drug store.
William Ryan, John Haselton George Miller.
Pete Mcmillan and Frank Burnes for taking
lodgings in McCoys livery stable were fined
SIS each, and Richard O'Bren was assessed a
like amount for trespassing in the rear of F'itz-
gerald's saloon.
The s. DRINKS were Robert Povey. F. E.
Wallace, Thomas Lynn, A. B. Judd ]. j. O Don
aid, John Doe, P, L. O'Reilly, Frank Logan,
John Jones and P. P Shwartz
j. c. Rogers left his team united in the street.
and his neglect cost him S.
Sam Scrapp, for indulging scrap paid $40.
L. E. wall, William Gibbs, Dick TODD Fritz
enneSS
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Real Estate Cali Board.

AT 1880 the only person present was Mr..
Waterman.
"There comes a man that takes in all the
snaps" said Secretary Montgomery as Mr.
Waterman climbed the golden stairs that lead
10 the cali board.
"a snap" said member OF the exchange,
ais a $500 drop on small piece in one day."
Pretty soon ID. Van Buskirk came in with a
neglige lie and took his seat at table TO write
ont want.
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Probate Judge Bartch Has a Rusv Day

The following business was transacted bv
Judge Bartch on Mondgy:
Estate of Millicent a. Brooks; case taken
under advisement.
Estate of Mary A. Bonnerud; case continued
to May 3 at 10 a. M
Estate of Frank E. Foote; order made con-
firming sale of real estate.
Estate of Daniel Shearer; Edward Smell
grove and Palmer belong sworn and exam
ined.
Estate of Thomas Vincent; order made ap-
pointing appraisers
Estate and guardianship of Samuel Evans ct
al, minors, and j. Evans appointed guardian
upon filing bond of 500 to each of said minors.
Guardianship of John Schwin: new order
made appointing time and place place to hear
petition for letters OF guardianship
Estate of James Glade: Elizer M Glade and
Mary j. Glade appointed administrators upon
filing bond of $500 each.
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SOUTH MAIN STREET ADDITION

Before purchasing elsewhere see this
beautiful addition and you will be convinced
that this is the place to buy lots in, as it is
the nearest to centre of business than any
other addition on the market being on the
nected with the Main street motor line
YEADoN & HEATH, Agents,
$50 Main street
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REALTY STIFFENS Up
Acreage Across the Jordan Being
Sold and Sought After.
BUSINESS PROPERTY RESTING.
The Presence of H. B. Chamberlain. of Denver,
the Largest Real Estate Buyer in the
West, Stirs Up the Hustlers.

H b. Chamberlain, of Denver. the largest
purchaser and holder of real estate In the west
with his special agent, w. w. Clarke, were in
the city yesterday. These gentlemen had VS.
tied Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane Falls, Helena
and Boise City, but after thorough examlna
ton of the respective advantages of these
places, concluded to set stakes at Salt Lake
The Chamberlain syndicate own large tracts of
land at Denver Pueblo, Fort Worth and San
Antonio. Mr.. Chamberlain is considered one of
the most level headed investors in the west
and his success has been phenomenal. With
out a penny in the world he became aSso-
ciated with the Emery Bros. of Cinc1n-
natl in Denver property. he made ar
rangementS with these men to close out the
Emery addition and afterwards secured Browns
out and captured Boston Heights and opened up
University Place. His rule has invariably been
TO let business property severely alone and
10 secure from 400 TO $50 acres on the OUTSKIRTS
where he can get ii cheap and let 1t lay until
the town grows up to il when he opens 1t up Tor
=Sale.
Last wear he did a business of S7.00OOOO and
his sales for the first four months OF this year
amounted TO 100000.
Mr.. Chamberlain was called TO New York city
by telegram but he left his confidential and re
liable buyer, Mr.. Clarke in this city. ID. Van
Buskirlk. with whom Mr.. Chamberlain had close
business relations in Denver, drove Mr.. Clarke
all over the city yesterday Afternoon. After
careful comparison of values, Mr.. Van BuSklrk
reports the price of acreage in tracts OF from ~
10 100 acres as follows:
SOUTHEAST PART OF CITY.
r oi,,o g 10 g
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Cliff HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious ard per-
Iect in its appointment. Table first-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G.. BRIXEN & Bro, Props.
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WOolen Factory.

Mr.. Allen, Of Allen & Co., real estate agents,
is organizing stock company to start wooden
mill in this city that will give employment to a
large number of hands and work up consider
able portion of the wool crop of this part of the
territory. The factory will be located near
Beck's Hot Springs in the manufacturing dis
trict which THE HERALD recently noticed at
some length
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Charged With Stealing Diamond Pin. wga

Last Wednesday night S. j. Snyder, a
Durango mining man, had 200 diamond pin
stolen from him while travelling on the D. & R.
G. Charles Sheriott, colored porter, was sus-
pected of having stolen the pin and he was ar
rested on Thursday at Grand Junction. and the
pin was afterwards found in an ice chest. Sher-
lott was brought 10 this city yesterday and is
now confined IN the penitentiary. He claims to
be entirely innocent
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ANOTHER REAL ESTATE SUIT.
The Case of E. A. Trip Against the Pratt Bros
Other Business Before Judge Zane,

The case of Ernest A. Trip VS.. Pratt Bros,
was called up in the Third district court yester-
day.
The plaintiff in this action alleged that some
time ago he listed piece of property with the
defendants to sell at $4,000, and that he after
wards decided the property to them in order to
facilitate the sale The defendants sold it for
so but refused to give the plaintiff more than
$1,000 and this suit was brought to recover the
$500 The defendants claimed that they were
not acting as agents, but that they held an Oh.
ton upon the property and had a perfect right
to dispose of it as they chose so long as thew
paid the plaintiff $1,000. The case was tried
and taken under advisement by Judge Zane,
OTHER BUSINESS
Henry W. Naisbitt was arraigned on an in
dletment charging him with unlawful cohabita-
ton: He pleaded guilty and sentence was set
for May IL at 10 a. m
n. V. Jones entered plea of not guilty. to
the charge of adultery
Lorenzo S. Stevens, charged with grand lar
ceny, was arralgned and pleaded not guilty.
In the case of BenZon VS.. Silner ct al. Mrs.
Enereva Silner was appointed guardian al Etem
The case OF Reuben P. Dayton VS.. Richard
Jennings, was dismissed
The case OF William j, Jenkins vs. Johns D.
Graham ct al, was reset for May IS.
Rock Springs Coal company VS. Salt Lake
Sanltorium association; judgment for plaintiff.
Adjourned until this morning at To-
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Sale Across the Jordan.

w. B. Barratt 6 Co, yesterday sold to A Hay
wood, George II. Rumble, J. B. Fouts. all Of
Troy O.. and E. E. Hill, of Denver, forty-acre
tract across the Jordan, just north OF Young's
The tract will be plated and placed on the
market.
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WHITE HOUSE.

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man Office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms $500 to $3.50 per
day. H. L. HALL. Proprietor. \
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7 7. Corum ct al to /. J. Pratt, all lots ~
and IS, block 2 Coates & Corum's subdi-
vision. Observation-Disclosures ...-....... .
w Hawkes. TO Ada Hawkes., 2lsx10 RODS,
lot /, block A. plat B.. ................
J. w. Eldredge and wife to- j. M. Ken
nelly. northeast quarter section q,
township south, range east.......
r n. Smith to ]. NJ. Burnell ct al, 71s
acres. block ii, five acre plat A----..
p . Nelson ct al. tc r. Nelson, one
half interest lot 6, block l, Heath IS sub
DIVISION
I A. Browning to Maria Olsen, part lot
4. block ~, plat E. ::.-.--....:..
y Fritch ct al to j. A. Fritch, third
interest lot 4, section A. township l
south. range i west
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-29

The best investment in Salt Lake city
today is the purchase of Central Park
lots. DE WITT E. LOWE & Co.,
General Agents, &c w. Second So. ST.
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H. BAMBERGER-REAL EsTATE.
DO YOU WANT A HOME?

Under McCornick's bank. Long resi-
dence In Salt Lake. A number of desirable
properties for sale See mine.
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If so, you can have house built on the
East bench on plans to suit. Call on G. E.
Wantland, POI Main street
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SOUTHEAST PART OF CIT
SOUTHWEST PART OF CITY.

Mr. Clarke thinks that the future of Salt Lake
is very promising and that the turn the market
has taken is doing US lots of good.
II am anticipating said Mr.. Van Buskirk,
good results from Mr.. Chamberlain's visit
here; not only from him personally, but from
his New York relations. Everything is looking
more cheerful. as the town is full of brick men
who are about ready to throw their yards wide
open and set the buildings going"
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SOME VERY GOOD WORK.
Two More Horsethieves Captured and in
Limbo

Last Tuesday man called at Pursell's livery
stable, on State street. and hired horse and
buggy for short time AS he failed to return
the outfit that day Mr.. Pursell came to the con-
clusion that it was stolen and notified Sheriff
Burt, who in turn notified the authorities of the
surrounding counties. On Friday two men
traded horse corresponding to the description
OF the stolen animal, at Blue Creek. near
Promontory. They then proceeded to Promon-
tory and sold the horse, buggy and harness.
wind of the affair and arrested the men. who
gave their names as S. Aaron and ]. W. Ran
doiph. Sheriff Loveland brought the men to
TINS city on Sunday and turned them over to
Sheriff Burt, and they are now in the county jail
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HAMM a. SCOTT,

Real estate and financial agents, basement
Walker house. Sole agents for non-resi
dents. Business and acre property cheaper
than can be had elsewhere Call and see
US before buying.
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METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April 20, 1890.
(Signal Service, U. S. Al

Max. temp. 70 0; min. temp, $50.
Mean temp, 620; for l2years. $780, excess, T.
deficiency oftemp. since January l. 1890, 16S,
Excess of temperature since April |, 1890, 20.
Rainfall, coo inches mean daily, l2 years.
0.09 inches: deficiency 0.09 inches.
Dehclency OF rainfall since January l. 1890
0.23 inches
Deficiency of rainfall since April l, 1890, 15S
inches.
p. II. FITZMAURICE,
Sergeant Signal Corps.
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Central Park is staked in such a way
that you can choose your lots without pos
sibility of mistake. The streets are plainly
staked and names set up at each corner \
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DO YOU WANT A HOME?

If so, you can have house built on the
East bench on plans to suit. Call on c. E.
Wantland. POI Main street.
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FOR SALE.
By the Midland Investment Company, III
Main Street

Main Street.
lots in Inglewood, 165x160 feet, half
cash; $500.
Corner 9th E. and I'd S., 1011(x115115 feet,
house; 100000.
Corner 4th E. and I'd S., 51]5x7115 rods, fine
house; S25, 600.
Corner 4th w and I'd S., 165x99 feet, 1925
per foot.
20 acres in blocks and Z, five-acre plat
G; $4,000.
24O acres within the city limits. See this.
Nothing like it on the market
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WANTED, buyer for four years lease of
large store room and basement, on prin-
pal business thoroughfare.
VAN INwEGEN & BARNARD,
No. GA E. First South st.
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Central Park lots the best investment for
nice houses ever offered in the city.
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When you want shoes, remember GU
number is 46 E. First South.
GEORGE A. ALDER & SoN.
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AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.
The Anniversary Entertainment Given by the
Odd Fellows Last Evening.

The Odd Fellows of this city celebrated their
seventy-first anniversary of the founding of the
order with very enjoyable entertainment at
Odd Fellows hall last evening. The hall was
handsomely decorated and the attendance was
very large. The programme was as follows:
ANNIVERSARY exercises conducted by officers
of the grand lodge of Utah.
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Handsome trimmed hats, bonnets and
toques, all latest shapes, at Mrs Burrows. \
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s175, 81 25, $500 shoes for gents wear,
button, lace or congress.
GEORGE A. ALDER & Son.
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FOR $3.50.
You can get gents suit made to order
from our celebrated home made cashmere
at JOHN G. CUTLER g. Bro, No. rs w.
First South street.
Solid oak refrigerators. c. Wanless, SO
Main street. See them
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THE TINTYPE GALLERY

Will be open every day including Sunday.
Four fine tintypes for so cents, delivered
in five minutes. Main street, just south of
Third South
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Visitor-I notice that you conine your
sells to foretelling the future, and do not
reveal past. Clairvoyant-Yes, it is
so much easier. Somebody is sure to
know all about the past, and they know
Mail.
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Our spring and summer neckwear is the
finest and largest line of novelties in the
city. BAsT-MARsHALL MER Co.,
142 Main street
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FOR SALE
In Davis County.
AT BOUNTIFUI

- AT BOUNTIFUL -
Two city lots in centre of town. mostly in
orchard, new 4-roOm house. cellar, well.
etc So, 900
1H-acre lot in town. Groom house 81 200
10 acres two and one-half miles south of
town, 4-roOm brick house, two and one
half acres young orchard. water right,
cheap. Sc, 500
D acres at depot, rock house, barn, over
three acres good orchard ------- S. 900
70 acres near town, per acre----- $3.50
141a acres on the county road So OOO
-- AT HARRINGTON -
26 acres northwest of town (inclosed) 10
acres pasture, acres farm and acres lucern,
at sos per acre.
City lots at various prices.
-- AT SYRACUSE
20 acres one mile east of the resort 2 acres
young orchard two good flowing wells, granary
etc. Very cheap at 81 100.
1900 acres at various places on Sand Ridge,
much of which is in grain. Can sell you what
ever amount you want, ranging from Bis to $50
per acre.
A 40acre farm in South Jordan, one-half mile
south of coop, s., 500.
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The choicest assortment of imported pat
tern bonnets and hats at
SIMON Bros.
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Clearing House Statement.

BOSTON, April 2S.-[Speclal telegram to
THE HERALD. 1.-The following are the clear
ings for last week of the principal cities:
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CHENILLE CURTAINS.
The finest chenille curtains ever brought
to this city, are now at Dinwoodey's.
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS AT SALT
LAKE CITY POSTOFFICE
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Salt Lake City Clearing House.
The Sales Made Yesterday.

Yesterday's clearings were S2l5,666: cash bal
ances, S91 ST.,