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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-30
THE MAYOR OF OMAHA.
He Invests in Utah Mining Property and
Sees Freat Future for the City.

Fat slick and well groomed as the hotel
magnates are, the mayor of Omaha over
sized them in every particular. He is
typical westerner, with Bismarckian
twist, and lone of the boys" in a political
sense, and knocked a prohibitionist candi-
date clear out of the state.
salt Lake is days ride from any other
city," he said, land in the great
race track Of the continent, which
includes all the great enter
prising cities. This belt is but
400 miles wide and you are in the middle
Salt Lake is the great summer resort for
all the western country and supplies to the
inter mountain country what the Atlantic
does to the east-salt air and bathing. In
place of going to New York the people of
Montana, Wyoming and Dakota can find
salt water right here. It.1ooks to me as
having better prospects than Denver l did
some driving over the city with some real
estate men this afternoon and l do not see
but that prices are rather lower here than
at other places"
Mayor Gushing also paid glowing trib-
ute to the mining interests of the territory
and he has so much faith of rich develop
ments in this direction that he made large
investments in mining syndicates, which
was his principal mission to this city
"What you need most is street paving"
he said. las it gives employment to great
many men, while it improves your city.
These laborers in turn circulate this money
among your merchants, while many of them
will build homes of their own, thus con-
tributing in many ways to the general i'm
provement of the city''
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WESTLAKE.

The leading suburb OF Salt Lake City.
What does it mean. Is big boom COIL
ing! The syndicate owning and controlling
this great suburb has recently been entire
ly reorganized and some of the most active
real estate pushers that have ever been in
the west, besides sufficient capital for i'm
provements of the most extensive and
comprehensive character, have taken an in
terest The great advance in acreage of an
eligible character has made every lot in
the entire townsite worth ten to twenty
times its value of eight months ago. For
one week, commencing Monday, March 81,
the lots will be upon the market at mere
nominal price and very limited number,
for advertising purposes, at about one
tenth the actual value. The prices will be
advanced weekly for the entire year, and
the first few weeks will witness few wise
people getting in on the very ground floor.
The following statements were made in
writing by request of the agent, and the
originals, together with many more of a
similar character, can be seen at the office
OF the company, 274 Main street.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 81, 1890.
To whom it may concern: This is to GER
tify that last July l purchased Westlake
lot of H. N. Greene aud have just sold the
same at profit of 220 per cent over and
above the cost to me. N. LARNED.
Mr. Larned may be seen as TO the truth
of the above at 230 Main street.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March %, 1890.
1 bought lot in Westlake in July, 1889,
of H. N. Greene, 274 Main street, and have
this day refused over 200 per cent. profit on
the price paid for the same.
LEO HoLLANDER.
Mr.. Hollander may be seen at his jew
elry store, las Main street.
ooly ont ha n; y, r,
March 81, and remember that it is the early
bird, etc.
Westlake Westlakel Westlake!
Headquarters: 274 Main street.
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NV. JONES & CO., REAL ESTATE.
s properties for sale.

business properties Tor sale.
Cox rs it. with 165x132 feet in rear. on
1st South ST., bet. W. Temple and LIST West.
165x16214 it., cor. End South and End
West; pays revenue of s., 600 per annum.
165x330 it., cor. S. Temple and 4th West.
Accessible to 3 railroads.
37xl45 it., Main ST., bet. End and Bird
South; right of way in rear.
30x165 it,, Main ST., bet S. Temple and
1st South right of way in rear.
165x330 #. on 4tb West, on line of U. c.
railroad, for lease.
ACREAGE FOR PLATING.
IA acres, 2 m lies from postoffice, at 81, 200
per acre.
10 acres on Bird East St., in 5-acre plat A,
at 81, 800 per acre.
AK acres on Bird East St, in 10-acre plat
a, at $1,000 per acre.
10 acres on End West, in 5-acre plat "A, at
81, $50 per acre.
Call on US for special bargains in resi-
dence property with gas, heater, etc, rang
ing from s., 900 to $4,000. Office, 60 and 81
South Main st.
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NOW is THE TINE TO INVEST.

Prices of Lake city lots advance
double or 100 per cent, after April Is. A
carload of trees will be shipped for Lake
City on Tuesday next. Negotiations are
being made for brickmaking, piping water
People visiting Lake CITY have free view
of Buffalo Jones' famous buffalo herd, now
on exhibition at Buffalo park, adjoining
Lake City.
Prices Now. Prices After AprH IS.
Lots 90xl50 -slO0lLots 3Ox150 feet S 20l
Lots 6 xl50 feet---- 200 Lots 6Ox5Ofeet 400
Lots l50xl5O feet 500ILots l5Ox150 feet 1000
Buy at once and save money.
Some excellent bargains in acreage and
city properties.
For maps and further information call
on or write to Pratt Bros, So W., First
South street
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THE BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
A Sensational Rumor Causes Stir-What the
Directors Think

There was rumor on the streets yester-
day to the effect that the preliminary bust
ness of the National Bank of the Republic,
which is expected to open in the Progress
building May l, was not being conducted in
a business like manner, and that the object
of the promoters of the enterprise was to
benefit themselves at the expense of the
subscribers. 1t seems that F. K
Rule, who was working in the east
in the interests of the bank, re-
Gently issued circular in which the pro
ductiveness of this territory was set forth
in rather glowing terms. One statement
was that during 1889 the increase of horses
in Utah amounted to 100000 head, while
the increase in sheep amounted to 1000, 900.
Some of these circulars found their way to
Salt Lake, and doubtless caused the rumor
that the bank was not organized for legit-
innate business For the purpose of ascer-
tanning Just what the feeling of the local
stockholders was in relation to the matter,
HERALD reporter last evening called
upon. L. c. Karrick, who is prominently
| identified with the enterprise, and asked
| for his views Mr.. Karrick said: 81 have
seen the circular referred to, and while /
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VIEW CITY,

l wish to call the attention of parties
wishing to buy addition property, that
they will find it to their interest to come
out and look over the View City addition,
which is located on the slope of the famous
east bench; you can buy a 30x175 foot lot
for $3.50. This addition is watered from
Parley's canon creek, full primary water
right to every lot. View unexcelled
Transportation is good to View City, the
electric street car franchises pass through
this addition. No need to send your chill
dren TO town to sch DOL as we have a good
school and postoffice and church now on
the addition. Remember there are advan-
tages you can not get on any other addi-
ton. Come out and secure large 80 foot
lot before they are all sold. Terms easy
For further particulars apply to John r
Smith, Scott-Auerbach building. Rooms
81 and %
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THE STATE BANK OF UTAH.
Big Buy by the Institution on First
South Street.

The State Bank of Utah made an i'm
portant buy for its future site yesterday in
the purchase of fifty feet adjoining the
Salt Lake theatre, facing south. The
former owners were Mrs. Phebe Y.
Beatie and Willard Croxall, fifteen feet
next adjoining the theatre, and the Salt
Lake Gas company, thirty-fve feet joining
on that; the ground runs back 1855 feet,
and the price was close around twelve
hundred dollars per foot, a total of between
fifty and sixty thousand dollars. 1t is the
intention to build fine structure, and in
all probability the building will go up with
a view to having the long -talked-of new
theatre corner go up in uniformity with it.
Pending the construction of the building,
the bank is looking about for temporary
quarters in which to open business on
Mays.
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REAL ESTATE.

Blazer, Hooker g. Smyth offer the fol
lowing properties for sale:
9x1O, lott block 30, G., and 10x10, lot 8,
block IS, G, 5000, cheap.
3x7, lott, block %, G, s1,4oo, a bargain
sure.
25@x9, part of lot A, block 81, C, $500,
low down.
5xlO. n. half lot 4, block Sc, D, broom
brick house and kitchen, s.. 500.
4xl0, bet H. & /, d, north front, house
and barn, s4.700.
21Sx10 on L., between End and Bird, plat D,
four-room rustic house, 81, 500.
20x10, corner 18th East and 9th South,
plat F. SS,000
Sx20. 18th East between eth & Sth South,
lot 3, block 10, b, two houses, $4,000.
l0x20, 9Th East between 9TH g. Sth South.
3, block 10, b, three houses, $4,000.
25lxl0, southeast cor. lot 2, block 81, A,
good house, g, 700.
Lot Is, block IA, 5 acre plat A, s., 40C
per acre.
Lot 20, block IA, acre plat A, s., 400
per acre.
BLAZER, HOOKER & SMYTH,
Over Roberts s. Nelden's drug store
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Two Sales Amounting TO $4,000.

Dewitt B. Lowe & Co., yesterday closed
the sale Of forty acres on the State road Of
lots l, 2, 3 and 6, in block Al, from W. B.
Andrew to Colorado syndicate made up
of w. H. Mcclure and others. The con-
sideration was 100000. The purchasers
propose to make extensive improvements,
including the erection of a large number of
cottages. They promise to expend more
money on this addition than was ever paid
out on any other addition in this city.
The same parties purchased thirty acres
directly west of the above tract for $50, 900.
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TE RECORDING B0MBASY NO VARY STORIES But Cold HARD FACTS

don't approve of all the statements
In, 1t, l think they are merely errors,
and not made for the purpose of
deceiving people with view to getting
them to take stock. l have the utmost
confidence IN the promoters of the enter
prise and in the enterprise itself, and Just
as soon as | find anything suspicious in
connection with the matter, will ask you
to interview me again"
What started this rumorl" inquired the
reporter.
II think those who are interested in work
ing against the new bank used that circular
to create little feeling of mistrust. 1t
Will not do any harm, however, because
the subscribers know there is no reason for
1t. Self-interest is at the bottom of it ALL
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West Temple Street Buildings.

There is considerable building activity
in the region of The HERALD block. The
Taylor row has just been completed; the
Utah laundry company's addition Is nearly
finished and workmen are now engaged on
the excavation for the Lawrence building
on the old market lot, facing west. Mr..
Lawrence will also put up another building
on West Temple street, opposite the Con-
tinental hotel. 1t is also said on the best
of authority that he will erect two five
story blocks in a short time-on the old
market corner, and one on the Kimball
block corner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-30

That fine residence property, Third
South and Eighth East, is for sale by Bow
man & Lowd, in the opera house building,
in lots to suit purchasers, and for prices
lower than anything else in the neighbor-
hood
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HOW IS THIS FOR ACREAGE.

As acres on West Temple at 81, 300 pei
acre.
acres close to race track at 81, 500 pc
acre.
acres south of Liberty park at 81, 40
per acre.
90 acres on 9th West at 81, $50 per acre
acres on 4th west at $3.50 per acre.
80 acres south of penitentiary at 1925 pc
acre.
OVER JORDAN.
"a acres at $3.50 per acre.
40 acres at Sl35 per acre.
40 acres at $50 per acre.
IL acres at $3.50 per acre.
10 acres at $500 per acre.
10 acres at $50 per acre.
PERKEs & OSBORN,
16 E, First South,
Room up stairs.
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1 own or control the following proper

l own or control the following proper
ties:
North half of block 81, plat :, s14,5OO.
Ali of block SO, plat G, $4,000.
20x10 rods, corner of Sth East and Sth
South, $4,000.
S21Sx165 feet on Main ST., $500.
9xl3 rods on 4th West St, south, $4,000.
West half of block SO, plat D, $40
50x112 feet on State road, near corner of
1st South (per FOOT 5000.
1Ox12 rods corner of 1st West and Sth
South, $4,000.
5Oxl40 feet lot on 5th East $500.
20x10 rods corner of 4th South and 4th
West, S25, 600.
10Oxl65 feet on 4th West, near corner of
I'd South (per FOOT, $3.50.
Lots and 2, block 105, plat G, $1,000.
10x10 rods on Sd East, per rod, 800.
% rods frontage on I'd North ST., $4,000.
66x165 feet on Sd South, per foot, 5000.
S2i5x165 feet on 4th South, per foot, Sl75
90 acres in block s, Jordan plat, $4,000.
10xl0 4th West, near Sth South, 5000.
Choice lots in the Heath sub. of block 80,
plat c., $500, 81 200 an / 81 200 each.
Sole agent for the Geneva add, located
on 9th South and Sd West. Lots 25xiS5
feet, $3.50.
Satisfactory terms can be made on all
of the above properties.
R. B. WHITTEMoRE,
I 234 S. Main street, Karrick block.
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DIETER-JoHNsoN INVESTMENT COMPANY.

We have choice acreage on State road,
Main and West Temple streets.
10x10, corner, on Sixth South and
Eighth East street. fine orchard and shade
trees; price, $3.50.
4x10 on First South and Eighth West;
bargain at $780,
Two lots in Archer & Kullack's addition,
S400. Each cheapest in the market.
DIETER-J oHNsoN INVESTMENT Co.,
15S S. Main street,
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Commencing Sunday, March 16, Union
Pacific will put on Pullman dining cars to
run between Kansas City and Denver on
it's new limited vestibuled train, No. POI
and 2O2 This train is the new joint be
tween Chicago and Denver via Kansas
City, running from Chicago to Kansas
City over the Chicago Sc Alton and from
Kansas City to Denver over the Union Pa
cifc The dining cars are built and oper-
ated by the Pullman company and have all
modern conyeuiences
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SPECIAL.

21Ix1O rods, with right of way on 5th E.,
bet. sd and 4th S.; faces east; new Groom
house, cost s., 900, for 1850.
40 rods, frontage Sth S. and Sd E., s22, 900.
Sots in Marion Park. This subdivision
joins Liberty Park on south side and faces
on Seventh East.)
Lot IS, blk. IA, five-acre plat A, per acre,
&, 200, f. w. LITTLE,
Office under Deseret NATL Bank.
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Drugs and real estate, As Main street.
HEAVY OWNERS, ATTENTION!

We are in correspondence with large
English syndicate who desire offers of
large investments in colonizing lands,
acreage, irrigation plans, mines, bonds,
ETC., in this locality. No small properties
wanted. Call at once or write to
]. BoLToN & Co.,
Room 6, Daft building,
los Main street. Salt Lake city.
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THIS IS A SMALL PORTION OF OUR LIST

THIS Is A SMALL PORTION OF OUR LIST.
215x1O, bet. B and G sts., 4-room house,
south front, 81, 100.
= Easy payments.
216x5 rods, 4-room rustic, near street car,
west front, $1,000.
5x1G rods, 4-room house, city water, 1st
ST., bet. P and @, So, 200.
1Ox1o rods, good house, city water, 5th
St., bet. j and X, $4,000
2x6 rods, Vine ST., west front, $500.
3X5 rods, frame house, cor. f and 5th
sts., $780,
3x71s rods, Currant street, south front,
So, 500.
5x1O rods, 10th East, bet. Sd and 4th So,
east front, $1,000. 40
he 4x5 rods, cor. P and I'd sts., 1900.
3x10 rods, 18th ST., bet. G and d, $780,
219xl0 rods, 9th S., bet. 9th and 18th E.,
g, 900.
10x20 rods, 9Th North and 9th West, $, 200.
10xl0 rods, lot 3, block 119, lat d, $1,000.
25 feet by 1913 feet, 1st S., close to Main
St., 81 800 per foot.
For acreage and addition lots, call and
see US. PERKEs & OSBORN,
16 E.. LIST South
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!. A. FRITsUH 6 CO., REAL ESTATE.

10 acres in block Immediately below
Liberty Park, at s., 100 per acre. Must be
taken at once.
411lx165 on First South, near State road,
S625 per foot.
57slx165 feet south front on Sd South, be
tween I'd and Sd East at S225 per foot
Lots in Kensington, Capital Avenue and
Fritsch s. ZULcH's addition.
Good Groom house.
~ A. FRITscH & Co.,
Rooms 404 and 405 Progress building.
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FOR SALE BY CONWAY, CoLEa WATERMAN.

40xl23, Third East on Fourth South, new
four-room brick; $500.
215x10 on Second South East; g, 900.
3x6 on 7th North 1st West, good 4room
brick; 50, 900
5x2O on End West, face east, good Groom
house. on car line; $500.
57x15 on G street. city water; 81, 900.
50x140 on 9th South East $3.50.
311zxS11Ss, new 4-room brick, 9th South
West; s., $50.
Cheap residences, good acreage on cleo
trio line, cheap lots in all the leading addi-
tions, on easy terms.
In Roberts g. Nelden's Drug Store, 236
Main ST.
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Think of it Denver or Pueblo to Mis-
souri, river for $3.50, and free ride in an
elegant new reclining chair car thrown in
No change of cars between the Rockies and
the Mississippi. S. V. DERRAH,
Cont F. & Pass. agent,
Progress building, Salt Lake city.
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CHEsNEY. STEVENS & RILEY, REAL ESTATE

We have and can deliver the following:
30x115 it., S. bet. Main and w. t.
5Sx112 feet, 3 S., bet. and E., $1,000
6xl0 on W., bet. 6 and S.: $500.
2x10 on l W., bet. 4 and S.; $1,000.
5x20 on 3 S.. bet. 3 and W.; $1,000.
2xl0 on 2 W., bet. and 5 S.; S3, 300.
7x20 on l W., bet. 6 and S.. $4,000.
25x165 fit. S., bet. w. T. and W.; 50, 900.
25x150 feet on State ST., bet. and 2 S.
9xS11 on S., bet. 8 and E.; s., 400.
6x7 corner, 2 E. S., good house; $4,000.
6Sx165 #. on S.. bet. Main and w. 7.
165x110 #. cor. Main S.
124x99 fit. corner S. L w.
90 acres in blk. 10, five-acre plat c.; per
acre 81, 900.
Is acres in block 10, five-acre plat c.; per
acre 81, 800.
80 lots in Whalons addition, per lot $780,
Sc West, Second South.
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Drugs and real estate, As Main street. y

An excellent residence lot on Capitol
hill, fronting one of the principal streets of
the city, can be had, if taken at once, of
Bowman & Lowd, in the opera house build
ing, at a price which will astonish you.
Terms easy. The lot is four rods front by
nearly eleven rods deep, with alley to the
rear-the finest location in the city.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

rods frontage on w. Temple by 20 deep,
with by 10 back, between eth and Sth
South, modern 7-room brick house, very
handsome residence, only 1850.
SHELTON Co., PSI Main street.
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CAPITOL, HILL.

All but two lots of an entire block on
Capitol HILL which will subdivide into forty
good city lots, for sale by Bowman &
Lowd, in opera house building. The price
is away down, and terms easy. This issa
bargain
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HERE YOU ARE.

11Ox165 on 5th, bet 1 and ], facing south /;
$4,000, only $1,000 cash.
Lots, block 119, plat D, city water, only
s., 000 $500 holds 80 days.
Bargains everywhere.
UNION LAND Co.
Rooms and 9, Scott-Auerbach Block.
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The cheapest business property, on First
East between First and Second South, can
be had 70. morrow Of Bowman & Lowd, in
opera house building Good terms.
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s213,7W
HAMNI & 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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Bowman & Lowd, in the opera house
have choice list of all properties for sale
in the city. and can always deliver what
they offer for sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-30

THE BUS AND TRANSFER BUSINESS
of Salt Lake city is now conducted by the
Grant Bros company. We meet all trains
and run to all hotels. Best livery, carriage
and horse service. ORDER CARRIAGE FROM
DIR TRAIN MEN
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BLAZER, HOOKER & SMYTH,
Over Roberts g. Nelden's drug store.
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FOR SALE BY THE MIDLAND INVESTMENT
co. 177 MAIN STREET

One of the best close-in subdivisions ever
put on the market is Pearson's subdivision
of lots and Z, block 10, plat B. Lots BOX
40 feet. Price, $1,000 and $1,000, easy
terms.
Twenty lots unsold in Glendale subdi-
vision. Don't wait if you want them at
the old price. Prices will be advanced
April 10.
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R. NJ. JOHNSON d. CO..

No. 90 w. First South street. west. brokers
and commission merchants, buying and
selling real estate, stocks, grain, provisions
and merchandise. Consignments solicited
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H. BAMBERGER-REAL ESTATE.

Under McCornick's bank. Long resi-
dence in Salt Lake. A number of desirable
properties for sale. See mine.
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Wanted two experienced placer miners.
The above are selected at random from
splendid list. Call and if we cannot suit
you, we will try again.
Clear Title Real Estate Agency, Culmer
block, rooms 4 and 5. George A. Meears,
Manager.
5x10 rods, corner, just north of Arsenal
block. Come and see us. Bowman 81
Lowd, opera house building.
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On Commercial street and Third South
street. Revenue property. For particu-
lars. call on Q. b. WANTLAND.
a01, Main street.
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Drugs-real estate Johnson, Pratt & Co..
METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, March 20, 1890.
(Signal Service, u S. Az

Max temp. Clio; min. temp, 4l.0.
Mean temp, 51.0; for IL years, 40; ex-
cess 4.
Deficiency OF temp. since January !. 1890. 176.
Deficiency of temp since March 1, 1890 So
Rainfall 900 inches: mean daily, IL years
0.07 inches: deficiency, ON inches.
EXCESS of rainfall since January l, $50, LIS
inches. 900
deficiency of rainfall since March ], 1890, 1.16
inches PHI. FITZMAUKICE,
- Sergeant Signal Corps.
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FOR $3.50.

You can get gents suit made to order
from our celebrated homemade cashmere
at JOHN G. CUTLER & Bro, No. IS w.
First South street.
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Suspenders, both in satin and webbing.
BAST-MARSHALL MER. Co,
142 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-30
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
STORES For SALE.

Call on Chas. E. Angel, Second South
opposite Cullen hotel. Acreage specially
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-30
Z. v. FOHLIN,

Real estate dealer, has removed to 26 w.
Second South street, up stairs. Call and
secure bargains.