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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-06
About Insurance.

"What about the Home Life Insurance
company winding up its affairs and going
put of business.' said HERALD reporter
to Vice-Presldent Grant on Saturday.
"What about it!" repeated the gentle
man: why, nothing There have been ru-
mors OF that nature for some time, and at
recent meeting of the board the matter was
called up, and the proposition to discon-
hnue was unanimously and emphatically
voted down. Why should we go out of
ouslness!' Mr.. Grant asked. "a year ago
Inc home Llfe started out with capital of
fio0,oO0, and today its assets amount to
tloo,uoO, ana TINS is estimating the half in
terest in the Salt Lake theatre as worth
anly $4,000, whereas l regard that prop
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-06
FINANCE AND MINING
A Big Increase in the Ore and
Bullion Shipments.
AMERICAN FORK PROPERTIES.
Lead Stationary-Si Silver Moves But Little
Rich Finds Near Provo-Trade in the
East and at Home.

In business sense, there has been little
new since our report of week ago in
these columns. The Inauguration and sue
cessful operation of the clearing house has
been the one event Of importance, and is
another big stride in the right direction.
Unreasonable weather retards many lines
OF business, and spring goods have not
gone out as freely as during the week pre-
vious. The volume of business on the
whole, however, is very satisfactory
Conference, while it does not mean what
it once did-when our country friends pur-
chased in Salt Lake supplies to carry them
six months at a time-has had an enliven-
ing effect, and many thousands of dollars
will be dropped here ere it closes
The committee on membership of the
chamber of commerce has been very ener-
getlc, and, as result, many new names
have been added to the roll. Secretary
Gillespie says that no man has been ap-
preached with the idea that his name would
swell the list, but rather because it was
considered that he would be worker-and
that is what the body now needs. 1t now
looks as though the membership would be
increased to between 400 and 500. With
that number enrolled, the chamber will
become power that few can resist. If
there ever was a time in the history of the
city when such an organization was needed,
when intelligent work was absolutely
necessary, it is the present.
The real estate market is by some charac-
terized as dull; yet the daily transfers do
not coincide with that opinion
There is no cessation to the building
boom. First South, Second South, Main,
West Temple, and other business streets
are alive with members of the tin-bucket
brigade, who are building monuments to
the progress and enterprise of many of our
moneyed citizens.
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RAILROAD RUMBLES.
The Broad Gauging of the Rio
Grande Western.
WHAT 1T MEANS TO THIS CITY,
Four Big Trunk Lines Heading This Way
Interesting interview with s. v.Der-
rah, of the Missouri Pacific.

Salt.Lake is of sufficient Importance to
attract the great trunk lines.
When city becomes great enough to
command the railroads to seek it. it has
passed the critical point in it's history.
The broad gauging of the Rio Grande
Western means so much for this CITY thai
ghe day It's standard trains run into the
depot should be celebrated with Jubilee.
III mot only means the Rio Grande West
ern put three or four other trunk lines run
ming their solid trains into this city.
"A HERALD reporter called at the office of
,: V. Derrah, freight and passenger agent
OF the Missouri Pacific, to learn the plans
OF that company.
There is Colorado and here is Salt
Lake" said Mr. Derrah, unfolding a Ria
Grande Western map and setting one
npger on Pueblo and the other at Salt
Lake. pueblo" said he, sis the
present terminus of the Missouri
Pacific, though the close relations
between Gould and the Denver &ss.Rio
Grande enable us to do a big business over
1Is tracks to Denver. There is strong prob
ABILITY OF the same friendly relations beina
extended to this city, and that the Missouri
Paclhc trains will come here via Grand
canon, Leadville, Aspen and over the Joint
tracks OF the Denver q Rio Grande and Col
orado Midland 10 Grand Junction. where
Iney Will str1ke the Rio Grande Western
which will be standard gauge by about
the LIST of July. All of our California bust
ness will then go through Salt Lake in
stead OF over the Texas Pacific. Mr.,
Gould is very favorably impressed with this
country since his trip to Pueblo year ago.
The Rock Island now ends at Colorado
Springs and they can run over the Midland
to Newcastle and over the Joint track
to Grand Junction aud to this
city. Then the Burlington & Missouri
River, whose Colorado terminus is at Den.
yer Will probably work their Utah business
via. Colorado Springs The Santa Fa
which is now at Pueblo will probably come
here over the same tracks as the Missouri
Pacific.
The Rio Grande has four powerful feed
ers and rather than force a rival road to
build its own line will no doubt make such
a liberal traffic arrangement that there will!
be no object in the other roads going to the
expense OF building lines of their own.
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KIMBALL & PACK,

Real Estate Agents, No. sc Main Street.
211Sx9 S. Temple, bet. 1st and I'd West st. /:
900.
10x10 cor. 10 East and 9TH South; 81 500.
7xl0 cor. 4th West and Sth South, good
house; $1,000.
5x9 bet. Brigham and LIST South, two fine
brick houses, one 10 rooms, the other 6
rooms; 600.
5x1O cor Brigham and 18th East, brick
house; ZOO.
Sx20 1st North, 18th West; 1000.
3x11 1st North q block from Main; s., 800.
21ax10 I'd West bet. 4th and 5th South
$500.
3xl0 N. Temple u block east of Main
SS,O0O
4xlO bet B and c, on 9th. good house and
city water. bargain; $4,000.
3x615, y block east of Main ST. bet. N.
Temple and LIST North.
4x5 Capitol hill, three room house, good
well; 200.
2x6 I'd West, 6 North, brick house; 81 700.
215x10 bet. ] and K, ON 9th, city water;
1900.
Choice city property in Logan.
Capitol hill lots cheap
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The assay shows 500 to the ton with $50
Salt Lake and Denver.

nave got back from Denver,n said Mr..
McKaig. Of the Union Land company, yes
terday, "aad you may put me down as say
Ing that Salt Lake is getting black eye
there from the manipulations OF some one
who has been pushing an addition known as
Salt Marsh or something of that kind.
which they could not get a drop of water
10 save their neclzs. Plenty of these lots
were sold from $50 to 500, and it has lust
come out that they are emphatically N. g.
Naturally it has hurt the eligible classes of
land, and though there is any amount of
talk about Salt Lakeland can saw not a
little jealousy besIdes-they are very eau
tious about what they buy and look at a
dollar long time before they part with
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N. V. JONES & CO., REAL ESTATE.
3uSiness rrorertiec fo,, colo

DuSluSSS pIuptEbleS luz sale.
66x rs fl. with 165x132 feet in rear, on
1st South ST., bet. w. Temple and 1st West.
165xl62A it., cor. End South and End
West; pays revenue of $1,000 per annum
165x330 it., cor. S. Temple and 4th West.
Accessible to railroads.
37xl45 ft.. Main ST., bet. 2nd and Bird
South; right of way in rear
30x165 it., Main ST., bet. S. Temple aud
1st South; right of way in rear.
165x330 it. on 4tb West, on line of U. G.
railroad, for lease.
ACREAGE FOR PLATING.
IA acres, mil es from postoffice, at 81, 200
per acre.
10 acres on Bird East ST., in 5-acre plat A,
at s., 800 per acre.
Az acres on Bird East ST., in 10-acre plat
A, at 1000 per acre.
10 acres on End West, in 5-acre plat A, at
1850 per acre.
Call on US for special bargains in resi-
dence property with gas, heater, ETC., rang
ing from $1,000 to $4,000. Office, 60 and 81
South Main st.
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IRVING PARK ADDITION.

This beautiful addition now placed on
the market, thirteen blocks from the bust
ness center of the city, on the line of the
Utah & Nevada railway. Seven trains
running daily to this property, most
pleasant and healthtul site for homes, as it
lays nice and high making the drainage
perfect. Artesian water on the prop
erty. Until further notice these lots viii
be sold on easy terms at remarkably low
prices. A policy guaranteeing title, to-
gether with an abstract of title given with.
each and every lot sold, For further par
ticulars apply at once to PERKS & OSBORN.
sole agents, room 1, 16, E, 1st South st.
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READ THIS,
IF Won want q home

If you want home.
5x1O rods on LIST North, with 4-room
house, city water and fruit trees; $, 800.
Nice 4-room rustic on 9th West; 81 800
A modern 4-room between South Temple
and First South; s., 500.
Two modern fine 5-room houses, with
small barn, artesian wells, fenced, 5Ox13O
feet with each house; g, 500 each
A new 4room rustic, modern, on Eighth
South, with artesian we'll; 81 800
broom brick on First West; 50, 900.
The above can be bought on easy terms.
Call and see our entire list. We have the
largest in the city.
PERKEs 81 OSBORN.
No. 10 E. First South street. Room l,
I'M Stai.S
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NOW is THE TIME TO INVEST.

Prices of Lake city lots advance
double or 100 per cent. after April 15 A
carload of trees will be shipped for Lake
City on Tuesday next. Negotiations are
being made for brickmaking, piping water
from water source, grading streets. etc.
People visiting Lake City have free view
OF Buffalo Jones' famous buffalo herd, now
on exhibition at Buffalo park, adjoining
Lake City.
f't7ceS Ao'Q. Prices Atfer ApyI IS
Lots 3oxl50 feet.-.slO0ILots S0x15O feet S 2Ol
Lots 8 xl5O feet 200lLots 60xl50 feet. 400
Lois l5oxl50 ieet---- 500 Lots l50x150 feet. LOCO
Buy at once and save moneys
Some excellent bargains in acreage and
city properties.
For maps and further information call
on or write to Pratt Bros, 55 W., First
South street. q
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R. B. WHlTTEMORE. REAL ESTATE.
/ own or control rho folIowino n,.o,

1 own or control the following proper
ties:
North half of block 81, plat :, s14,5OO.
All of block 96, plat c, $50, 900.
20x10 rods corner of Sth East and Sth
South, $4,000.
S2119x165 feet on Main St., S, 500.
9xl3 rods on 4th West ST., south, 81, 900.
West half of block 80, plat D. S14 900.
5Oxl12 feet on State road, near corner of
1st South (per FOOT 5000.
10x12 rods corner of 1st West and Sth
South, $4,000
50x140 feet lot on 18th East, g, 500.
20x10 rods corner of 4th South and 4th
West, $25, 900.
100x165 feet on 4th West, near corner of
I'd South (per FOOT, $3.50.
Lots L and 2, block los, plat G, Sc 1000.
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.
S219x165 feet on 4th South, per foot, Sl75.
20 acres in block s, Jordan plat, $4,000.
10Xl0 4th West, near Sth South, s., 900.
Choice lots in the Heath SUBJ of block 80,
plat G, $500, 1000 and s., 200 each.
Sole agent for the Geneva add, located
on 9th South and Sd West. Lots 25x1S5
feet, $3.50.
Satisfactory terms can be made on all
of the above properties.
h. b. WHITTEMoRE,
234 s. Main street, Karrick block
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At the Banks,
Total shipments for the week -----slSa, 7se
NEWS FROM THE MINES.

At the office of Mr.. Hanauer, the week
was reported as very good one. All the
big camps were heard from, Tintic, especi-
ally distinguishing herself, making the big
gest record in her history.
Mr.. MARYLAND, superintendent of the
Conklin sampling works, says business at
that well-known institution is Frightening
up considerably, and he looks for very
prosperous season.
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A 5000. 600 Storar e House

Messrs. Carroll g. Kern, architects, are
getting out the plans for large cold air
storage house to be erected by New York
syndicate on the lot on Sixth West oppo-
site the Denver & Rio Grande Western
depot. The estimated cost of this struc
ure is 100000. The same parties are at
work on plans for hotel and restaurant
to be built by John Sullivan near the cor
ner of First South and Fourth West.
These building will be 20x42 and 1Sx4O re-
spectiveIy and two stories high
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The best investment on the market. Lots
25x140, on the Boulevard, stones throw
from Liberty park. Prices $475 to s7OO per
lot. Terms:
Onefourth cash.
One-fourth in six months.
One fourth in one year.
One-fourth in eighteen months.
DAVIS 81 STRINGER.
General agents, No. % w. Second South
street
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Keyser Lumber Yard Re.sold.

1t is but a week or two since kelsey &,
Gillespie were reported to have purchased
the Keyser lumber yard for $50, 600 Ycster-
day the same property was re-sold to J. A.
Goodhue for $500. This property is loca-
ted on corner Second South and Third
West.
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20 acres southeast of penitentiary at $3.50
per acre.
6S acres southwest of city at $3.50 per
acre.
81 acres southeast of penitentiary at 1926
per acre.
IA acres south of city at 81, $50 per acre.
319 acres in section Is, west of city, at S45
per acre.
100 acres west of city at 100 per acre.
81 acres south and east, section 26, at 500
per acre.
10 acres, south half of lots II and 10,
block As, section 20, at 81 200 per acre.
5 acres south of city at 81, 800 per acre.
30 acres west OF city, near in, at $3.50 per
acre.
20 acres south of city, plat A, at $500 per
acre.
Several 5 acre lots close in from 81 200 to
$1,000 per acre, besides large number
OF pleces-lust the thing for plating
number of corner lots and small building
sites for sale. Call and see US at AZ West,
Second South street. KNowLDEN & Co. \
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SMILEY, GROSHELL & CO.. UNDER POST
0EFICE

OFFICE.
20x20, block 152, plat CA" $500.
12X2O, block 152, plat CA Sc. 500.
5x10, Z South, bet. 2 and 8 East, $4,000.
$40 acres over Jordan, $50, 1000.
6x10 on South, s., 800.
We have just secured the agency for a
few choice lots on 1st South, on electric
line. We have 40-foot lots which we can
deliver for $1,000 on easy terms. Don't
fail to investigate this. A genuine snap.
We can also deliver new 4-room house,
just completed, with full lot, good flow
ing well on premises, for $3.50. Will sell
on monthly instruments of S25.
To any workingman who is paying SIS,
SIS or $50 month rent. this offer of ours
should at once commend itself Think of
it, buying home for S25 month!
SMILEY, GRosHELL g. Co.,
Under postoffice.
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The Baskin Ranch.

The big Baskin ranch covering 1000
acres, and reaching all over the hills, dales
and mountains east and northeast of the
Warm Springs, and running way back of
Ensign Peak, is the latest thing in the
hands of real estate rustlers c. e. Want
land and H. M. Mccartney have secured it,
and the air is full of talk of motor lines,
parks, university, water extensions, etc,
ETC., all of which will reclaim that hitherto
desolate but commanding tract and make
one OF the finest places for out of town
home possible to conceive. 1t is under
stood that $40, 600 is the figure obtained bv
Mr.. Baskin for the land
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We nave and can deliver the following
30x115 it., l S. bet. Main and w. T.
5Sxl12 feet, 3 S., bet. and E, $1,000.
6x10 on W., bet and S.. 81, 800
2x10 on W., bet and S.; s., 900.
5x20 on 5 s., bet. and W; $1,000.
2xl0 on W., bet. and S. So, 300.
7N20 on w, bet. 6 aud S.; $4,000.
25xl65 it. S., bet w. T. and w. Sc, 900.
25xl50 feet on State ST., bet and 2 S.
OK corner, 2 E. S., good house; $4,000.
6Sxl65 fit. on 2 S., bet. Main and w. T.
165xll0 #. cor Main S.
124x99 it. corner 3 S. w.
% acres in blk. 10, ive-acre plat C; per
acre 81 ,000
Is acres in block 10, five-acre plat C; per
acre 81, 800.
30 lots in Whalon's addition, per lot $3.50.
30 West Second South
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The Salt Lake clearing house works ad-
mirably," said c. L, Hawley, the efficient
manager. when / entered the Kansas
City clearing house, mere boy, seven
years ago, the business did not compare
with what this city is now doing and yet
Kansas City stands tenth in the list among
American cities. The New York clearing
house is the wonder of the worli, being
larger than those of London and all Euro
pean cities combined. 1t is notknown when
the London clearing house started, though
1t was in operation century ago. The New
York house started in 1856 and was the
first in the United States, with fifty-five
banks and now has but sixty-five
there were 1515 tons of gold paid
into the New York clearing house in
one day, winch gives pretty good idea of
the enormous transactions that pass
through
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MILLER & MILLER.

(Not brothers. no relation.)
Room 1, Scott Auerbach building
Here are few choice lists:
North bench, 4x7, corner Z and D; g, 900.
East side-3115x10 on Bird S. near 10th E. :
s., S00-115 cash.
South-219x7 on End E., near s.; 81, 100,
Business good buy on End S., at $3.50
per foot
Residence-Nice 5-room brick house Cd
Il E., near Brigham, 4x10; 5000
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Omaha ClearingS.

OMAHA, April Especial telegram to
The HERALD. The total clearances for
the week ending April 9Th, amount to 81,
D51, 1917, a gain of 25.7 per cent. over the
corresponding week of last year. Total
real estate transfers, S47S,314.
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NORTH SALT LAKE DIsTRICT.

s7,7OO for 15x2O, corner blk. 155, A.
$500 for 10x20 in blk. 154 A
$4,000 for 30x20, corner blk. 153; A.
$4,000 for 30x2O, corner blk. 9S, G.
$4,000 for 30x10 in blk 1879, A.
$4,000 for 200 lots in North Salt Lake
Easy terms on above.
G. E. WANTLAND, POI Main ST.
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Rich Finds Near Prnyn

Probably one of the most valuable dis
coyeries ofgold deposits ever made in Utah
is that of Mr.. Henry Shafer, an old Cali
fornia miner, in the canon about two miles
east OF Provo city. From the occasional
discovery of rich ''float' in that vicinity in
years past, it was long ago conjectured that
valuable deposits of the precious metal
were somewhere in this favored region, but
it was reserved for the old Californian, Mr..
Shafer, to locate its exact whereabouts
and make the claim, which he has recently
done. He has discovered where a large bed
OF ore crops out of the gulch. which essays
over $500 to the ton with pieces much richer
still. BY experienced miners, his claim is
regarded as immensely rich, and it is likely
that operations ON large scale will be be-
gun upon it as soon as the spring is little
further advanced so that no difficulties will
be encountered in the way of snow. The
Importance OF the discovery needs no puff
ing; it will speak for itself, aud in no I'M
certain terms and that too, very soon. 1t
means great boom for Provo, and new
source of wealth and business activity.
On Monday last, Prof. r. j. Kroupa, gen.
erai manager of the Ozokerite Mining COM
pany, was in this city looking for laborers
to open operations at the company's mines
at Soldier Summit. He found labor already
scarce, and it seems likely that the demand
will be greater than the supply-Gazette
At the Banks.
The ore and bullion receipts by the vari-
Gus banks in this city for the week end
ing yesterday, were 1882, 796.O0, as compared
with SS4, 4S097, for the week previous,
They were reported as follows:
By nc C0rnick & Co.:
silver ana LEAD acknowledgements S 225 OC
Hanauer bullion - SS25 nc
Total 81 O5o M
By WellS Fargo d Co.:
Bulnon 1851 222 OK
Fine bars z 524 M
Golu 100000
Total S145 746 OF
Total SHIPMENTS for the week $3.50 7o6 M
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New Cigar Factory.

''I am getting ready to build a cigar
factory on my lot on Third South, near the
east side hotel that will be credit to the
town." said Sam Levy, the tobaccoist. He
now employs thirty three men and expects
to double his force when he gets into his
new building.
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DenYer's Clearings.

DENVER, April Especial telegram to
1HE HERALD. denver clearing house
statement for the week ending Saturday.
April 3, 1890, s., 9S4, 1853, being an increase
over the corresponding week last year of
q per cent.
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There were the usual shipments of good
ore. The announcement that the suit now
pending in the district court had been com
promised created good feeling in Eureka.
Full particulars in the matter have not vet
been made public, and there are those who
refuse to believe that compromise has
been agreed on; but such is doubtless the
case.
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FOR SALE,

By the Midland Investment Company, III
Main Street.
5 lots in Inglewood, 165x16O feet, half
cash; s., 800.
Corner 9th E. and I'd s., 1O11lx115h feet,
house; $40, 000
Corner 4th E. and I'd s., 511x755l rods, fine
house; So, 000
Corner 4sh w. and I'd s., 1e5xs9 feet, s2a5
per foot.
20 acres in blocks and Z, fve-acre plat
G.; $4,000.
240 acres within the city limits. See this.
Nothing like it on the market.
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40xl23, Third East on Fourth South, new
four-room brick; $780,
211ax10 on Second South East; $1,000.
3x6 on 9TH North 1st West, good 4-room
brick; $1,000
5x20 on End West, face east, good Groom
house. on car line; s., 500
57xH on G street, city water; $1,000
50Xl40 on 9th South East; $3.50.
311axS119, new 4 room brick, 9th South
West; 81, $50.
Cheap residences, good acreage ON cleo
trio line, cheap lots in all the leading addi-
tons, on easy terms.
In Roberts & Nelden's Drug Store, 236
Main ST.
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The Horn Silver.
The usual two lots came up.
The Ontario.

Ontario holds it's own in New York, being
quoted at S41.5O, and there are those in this
city who believe that the time is not far
distant when it will reach the S45 point
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HAMM H. 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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syndicate. These gentlemen are also super
vising the work
The Enquirer wishes the enterprise sue
| cess, which it will undoubtedly meet with,
for in Utah there is a large field opened to
works of this kind, not to mention the
whole of the inter-mountain region that
may become a market if the slate industry
is properly developed
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A WISE MAN

Catches on to good thing and gets rich.
Moral: Keep your eye On the Sl21S lots of
fered at 274 Main street.
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WATKINS ADDITION

will be placed on the market Monday, April
Z. This is lovely location for home, be-
ing only thirty-four rods south of Liberty
Park and between Boulevard and Sixth
East.
Lots 25x140 feet.
Prices S475 to 500 per lot Il cash, Il six
months, 4 one year, 4 eighteen months.
DAVIS g. STRINGER,
No. % w. Second South street.