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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-06
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

Tomorrow evening. at the Seven
tenth ward assembly rooms, will be
given what promises to be a thorough
ly enjoyable affair, a strawberry festi-
val and social in honor of A. Bjork-
man and A. F. Barnes, who will leave
in a few days on missions. 4 short
programme will be given commencing
at D. m.
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IS SOON TO OPERATE.
New BottIing Plant of the Wa
satka Company.
MACHINERY IS ALL HERE.
w. S. HEDGES PURCHASED A LARGE
BLOCK OF THE STOCK.

Drill at the New Gas Well Down
Over Eight Hundred Feet-PIenty
of Idle Money, Both Local and
Eastern-Cut Made on Residence
Property Interest Charges-SOme
Heavy Movements of Live Stock
Scheduled For This Month and
Next-OrIando North Purchased
Idaho Steers.
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DRILL GOING DOWN.
New as Well is Now Over Eight
Eight Hundred Feet Deep.


Secretary Driver Of the New Ameri-
can Natural Gas company, who is en-
gagged in personally experimenting
the driving of the new well for the
company out at the Lake Shore fields,
came in from the Shore last evening
and reports that the foot of the well
is now down over SEQ feet and is
rapidly approaching the gas reservoir.
The drill is being put down very eau
tiously in order that there may be no
accidents when the flow is encounter
ed. Already several light flows of gas
have been cut off by the drill, but
nothing worthy of the attention of the
company. Mr.. Driver is of the opinion
that the pipe will encounter the gaA
reservoir within the next fifty feet.
Recent tests just made at the wells
which are now supplying the city with
gas have demonstrated that instead
of there being a decrease in pressure
there is an increase. or at least that is
the way it looks The slight flow must
make the gas easier.
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railway, the appeal cases set down
for hearing by the supreme court on
that day have been reset for June IT..
They are as follows:
People VS.. William Giasmann, ap-
pellant; W. P. Noble Mercantile Co.,
appellant, VS.. Mount Pleasant Equit-
able Coop; First National Bank Of
HALEY, ID. appellant. VS.. H. D. Lewis
and j. S. Lewis, executors.
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AnneaI dismissed.

The appeal was dismissed in the
case of the Mammoth Mining Co. VS..
Juab Co., appellant, for the reason
that the appellant had failed to file
an Undertaking on appeal and a GER
titled copy of the transcript.
On motion of United States Attorney
Judd William F. Davis, of Montana,
was admitted to practice at this bar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-06
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Mrs. Douglas Sues For n Divorce
other Suits Filed.

Hattie R. Douglas has begun suit
in the Third district court for divorce
from William r. Douglas, alleging that
the marriage took place in Dillon.
Montana, on August 81, 1889, and thai
less than two months after the birth
of their child, on April 4. 1893. the de-
PENDANT deserted her. She, therefore,
prays for a decree of divorce and the
custody of the child, stating that the
defendant is a man of bad habits and
unfit to be trusted with the care of
the child.
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Minor Suits Filed.

John Phillips ct al. are suing Thomas
W. Thomas to recover $261, balance
alleged to be due on promissory note
made May %, 1891.
Jerry NJ. Richardson has begun suit
against Thomas T. Mulloy, assignee of
Kidder Bros, to collect $167.23 for mer-
chandiSe.
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THE CONSTITUTION.

We learn from Hon. Richard G.
Lambert. who has been supervising
it's publication, that the printed copies
of the constitution will be ready for
distribution in few days.
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To the Public.

Notice is hereby given that George
S. Smith is no longer connected with
the Champion Mattress company and
has no authority to make contracts
for said company or to collect bills
due it. MRS. JOHN P. MEYER.
Proprietor.
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SALT LAKE CONCERT co.
VIII Give a Sacred Concert on Sun
day Evening.

day Evening.
Music lovers will have another OPP
portunity to hear that splendid organ
ization, the Salt Lake Concert COM
pany, after all.
They appear at Park City tomor-
row night, and returning, will give a
sacred concert at the Grand Opera
house on Sunday evening.
The company will leave on Monday,
playing the silver circuit, thence north
from Ogden, visiting Tacoma, Seattle
and Portland.
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JOHNSON BADLY BEATEN.
THE BLACK PRINCE WINS ANOTH-
Err EASY VICTORY LAST NIGHT.

From Sugar House Was
Not in it After the First Round
He Fought Like n Man Who Needs
Experience and Got n Dose Right
There and Then-Jim Williams
and Henry Put Up n Good Exhi-
bitiOn-Sam Clarke Makes Meat OF
n Man From Omaha.
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HfEY ASK FOR
A RECEIVER.
Creditors of the Copper Company
Make the Application.
HS TO THE TRUST DEEDS.
THOSE OF HANAUER AND MAY
CLAIMED TO BE FRAUDULENT.

The Directors of the Company
CHARGED With Diverting the
Funds OF the Corporation to
Their Own Use and Attempting to
Force a Sale to Secure individual
Advantage and Dcfraud Creditors
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OAKLEY SALES.

Two more Oakley sales in Eureka
Mr.. Lackey two lots in block 3, s275.
S. R. Hendrickson two lots in block
l, $3.50.
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AT THE THEATRE.
The EIeusinia Creek Festival
This Evening.

The original entertainment to be
given at the theatre by Miss Babcock
takes place this evening. ''The Eleusi-
mia, or Greek Festival" is the proposed
performance for tonight and a series
of educational and gymnastic exer
cises will be given tomorrow evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-06
No, 1915

Was the winning number at the John
son, Pratt Drug Co.'S bicycle drawing
last evening.
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Preparing For the Railroad Case.
Chief Justice Merritt, expecting to
be engaged on Friday in the hearing
of the application for separate re-
ownership for the Oregon Short Line
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therefor. That the value of all the prop
erty of said defendant Copper company
is not sufficient to pay the demands
against the said COMPANY: That the
corporation hereinafter referred to as
the Utah Mining company is a corpora
ton which was in fact organized by the
parties interested III the said Copper COM
pany. That ali the property at any time
held or owned by said Utah Mining COM
pany was purchased and paid for by said
Copper company and belongs in fact to
the said Copper company and all the
stock OF said Utah Mining company is
held by said Copper company, unless per
maps 1t may be two or three shares which
II SratultouSly placed in the names OF
other parties for the purpose of qualify
ing them to be officers in said Utah Min
ing company, and said corporation last
named was organized for no purpose eX-
cept as a cover for part OF the prop
erty of the said Copper company and has
never done any business except such busi-
ness as was done in its name by the said
Copper company. That the mining prop
critics of the said defendant Copper COM
pany described in the amended complaint
ana situate in Box Elder county are now
idle and unproductive and subject to
waste, deterioration and decay and the
interests of the creditors of said Cop
per company demand that its property
be gathered together and speedily dis
posed of to meet the demands of said
creditors.
Want the Property Turned Into Cash
Wherefore, this defendant prays that
a receiver of all the property of said
defendant Copper company be appointed
by the court. That all the said property
be at once, or as eapeditiously as can De,
converted into cash and that the pro-
ceeds thereof be distributed in payment
of the claims of this defendant, and other
legitimate creditors according as their
proiorities may be settled That the trust
deed executed to the defendant David
May and the trust deed executed to the
defendant Abraham Hanauer be adjudged
to be fraudulent and void as TO this de-
PENDANT. That the cloud created by the
recording of said last named trust deed be
removed to the end that said properly
may be advantageously sold to pay the
defendants claim either through the in
Strumentality of said receiver, or by pro-
cess of execution upon the defendants
judgment in case a receiver should not
be appointed. That the defendants claim
and lien upon said property be adjudged
to be prior to the claim of each and all
the other defendants and prior to any
claim of the said plaintiff and that this
defendant have such other and further
relief as is equitable.
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THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.

.rorehrine. extract of the brain of the
OK, for Nervous Prostration
Insomnia. etc.
card;ne. extract of the Heart. for
- functional weakness OF the
heart.
rfafuIsine. extract of the Spinal Cord.
Ill for Locomotor AtaXia.
Testine. for Premature decay.
0yarine. for diseases OF women.
Ubvrofdine. for Eczema and impurities
of the blood.
Apose . Drops. Price s1.oO.
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
send for Book. s154) Washington, D. C.
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THREE CASES ARGUED.
A Case Heard on Appeal From
Probate Court Ruling.
FENSTERMAKER VS.. TRIBUNE
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL ARGUED
AND SUBMITTED.

Case of Joseph Holt Against C. E.
PearsOn-NIrs. Hattie r.. Douglas
Sues For a DivOrce-Suit in In
PREVENTION in RemingtOn-JOhnsO
VS.. Josiah Barnett, Trustee-J. p.
MeIstrup Not Guilty.
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HEAVY MOVEMENTS COMM.

branch of business is proving very
profitable
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Now Wholly Insolvent.

This defendant is further informed and
on such information charges the fact
to he that the said defendant Copper COM
pany is wholly insolvent and has ADAM
doneG all effort to complete its said
smelling plant. That numerous liens by
judgment, mechanics liens and attach
ments have been laid upon its property in
addition to the liens claimed under the
trust deed hereinbefore mentioned. That
the said property of the defendant Cop
pei. Company is unfinished and wholly I'M
productive and subject to waste and decay
aid VIII be subject To further heavy in
cumbrances by way of costs incurred by
the creditors IN their efforts to enforce
their many claims and secure priority
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Sheep Moving Freely.

During the past few weeks there has
been quite a movement in sheep from
the west. Idaho contributing her share
to the shipments. On Monday So car
loads Of mutton were sent out from
stations along the Short Line, con-
signed to the Chicago market. The
sheep were not in very good condition
and they are to be sold for feeders
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Order to Set Aside Order, ETC., and to
Show Cause Why Order of Sale of
Real Estate Should Not Be Made.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
j OF Los Angeles, State OF California.
In the matter of the estate of Arthur Darby
et a., minors.
Jamie Darby, the guardian of the persons
and estates OF said minors. having filed a Pc
tition herein, duly verified, praying for an Or
der of sale of real estate of said minors, for the
purposes therein set forth; and
An order to show cause why order of sale of
real estate should not be made, having been
made June Goth, 1895, and errors having oc-
CURED therein, 1t is hereby ordered that said
order of June Goth, 1895, be, and the same is
hereby. set aside; and
1t is hereby further ordered by said court
that all persons interested in the estate of said
minors appear before the said Superior Court
on Thursday, July 25th, 1895, at 10 o'clock
I'm. OF said day, at the court room of said Su.
perior Court. department Two thereof, in the
Court House in said county of Los Angeles,
state Of California, to show cause why an or.
to sell said real estate of said minors;
And that a copy OF this order be published at
least four successive weeks in The Herald a
newspaper printed and published In said coun-
" of Los Angeles.
Dated June 26, 1895.
w. H, CLARK,
7.26fvi Judge OF the Superior Court.
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Order Setting Aside, ETC., and to
Show Cause Why Order of Sale of
Real Estate Should Not Be Made.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
L of Los Angeles, State of California.
In the matter of the estate of Arthur A.
Pond, deceased.
Thomas w. Robinson, administrator with the
Will annexed OF the estate of said deceased,
having filed petition herein duly verified,
for an order of sale OF real estate Of said de-
cedent for the purposes therein set forth;
and an order to show cause why such order Of
sale OF real estate should not be made. having
been made by this court on May 81, 1896, and
an % error haying occurred therein, it is hereby
and the same is hereby, set aside; and
1t Is hereby further ordered by the said
court that all persons interested in the estate
OF said deceased appear before the said supe
rior Court on Thursday, July 25, 8S5, at ten
in said County OF Los Angeles, State Of Cali
fornia, to show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said petitioner to sell said
real estate of said deceased; and
That copy OF this order be published at
least four successive weeks in The Herald, a
newspaper printed and published in said
County OF Los Angeles.
W. H. CLARK.
June 20, 1892. 6-28 At Fri
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tulyl W I m to aul5
memories of him.

There are such memories Of him
About the place my eyes grow dim
With sudden tears whene'er see
The mischief that he made for me-
The band torn from my newest hat
And leaves from Shakespeare on the maA
Such memories Of him abound.
With tears and smiles glance around
The Uttered room, strewn with his toys,
Bat no more echoing with the noise
OF his dear feet Where was the art
Wherewith he climbed straight to my heart3
His mothers sweet geraniums, tossed
And tumbled, all their beauty lost,
And here an album out of place,
And there sadly broken vase,
And where the sorrowing sunlight shines
The tousled morning glory vines.
Would he were here, with his sweet looks.
He might have all my dearest books
To tear in ntatters-Shakespears, all,
For Just his lightest footsteps fall,
For what is Shakespeare to the kiss
And clinging Of the one I missf
Frank L. Stanton.
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Brotherly Kindness.

Oh, kindly judge thy erring friend or foe.
We cannot tell the currents undertow
Which, while he calm and upright seems to
stand,
May wash away from him the ebbing sand.
Beneath the surface of quiet life
There may be waging oft bitter strife
Between the ranks of duty onward led
And those led on by passions hydra head.
And we look on the while with careless eyes,
AS those who watch the calm of starry skies.
Anon the veil is drawn from tragedy unseen
AS we behold the dramas closing scene.
We then are quick to shed the friendly tear
Upon the wrecks completed by despair
With bated breath we speak the words Of
praise
Which we withheld in dark, responding days.
We gladly bring the blossoms rare and sweet
His deadened senses, as we hope, to greet,
And fashioned into cross they gently rest,
A mocking tribute on his pulssless breast.
All, better far the smile of kindly cheer,
To lift from living heart its care and fear,
And words of sympathy that quickly fly
Like angel messengers from on high.
A little leaf, enhanced by generous trust;
A rosebud, fragrant In its crumbling dust-
By them the funeral gifts are only dross;
By them we ease the spirits heavy cross.
Extend thy hand with ever ready clasp.
You know not who amid the throng may grasp
Its firm support to help him bear the load
OF hidden woe along life's rugged road.
Let charity with countless graces crown
Der human weakness, sin and guilt abound
vestal virgin, still may she impart
The flame OF love to every sinking heart
So may We charge each glance and word ana
act
With that sweet, wondrous, magic, nameleos
tact,
Which peace and comfort yield to those or
pressed
And guide the weary ones to promised rest,
"A. Willis Lighthouru.
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FOR EXCHANGE

HEADQUAR1E ERs FOR EXCHANGES OF
II Heal Estate. WIN n. HoLWAY, Room
Ia, California Bank Building, corner First and
Broadway. List your properly
1900 acres decided land Colorado: a fine
stock ranch; will pay good rental; SlO,-
Cou clear; VIII exchange for Southern Cali
fornta land or residence and assume
Z-$4oOO-NeW e-room house, large lot barn;
located in Highland Park, one block from
pasadena avenue mortgage $l7OO: will
exchange for clear lots or clear land in
southern California. See photograph at
Office.
$3.50 acres Nebraska $4,000, clear, for Los
Angeles property and assume SIN all amount.
&-Stooo-Clear property in Chicago for same
value here.
5-$l7.000-I improved Chicago property. rent
|3oo. Tor Los Angeles or vicinity and as
sumo
$50 acres, $1,000, clear. located at New
port, for house and lot in Los Angeles as
sumo.
7-4O acres, near Chatsworth Park $4,000,
clear, for house in Los Angeles and assume
on good property.
6-27 acres miles from oregon City, 10
miles from Portland, S250O; exchange
TO- os Angeles OF Pasadena and assume.
9-Oaklnnd property-several houses $500
TO o$25,000, to exchange for Los Angeles.
1870 acres, near San Diego, $25O0, clear. for
ahouse in Los Angeles and assume.
lilo acres, with 10 shares water, on line OF
Terminal road. three miles from center of
Pasadena; price, $4,000; encumbered,
$ll0O; want Oakland property and as
sumo. Apply to
Room IA. California Bank Building, corner
First and Broadway. IA
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FOR .SALE..-REAL ESTATE.
Unimproved Property
HIGHLAND PARK HOMES.

QOO LOTS IN HIGHLAND PARK ON TUB
OUV new electric car line, on Pasadena ave.
nue now running right past this property.
Lots large. about one third or an acre each,
and are selling from $3.50 upwards This Is the
sucst residence property. ny ait ooas N I'M:
three hundred feet above Los Angeles. When
Los Angelica is burledtu fog the sun is shining
~ Highland Park.
These lots are beautiful ana are wen worth
living for. You don't have to pay $4,000 for
ono OF these lots, and then build fort around
Il TO keep 1t from getting away.
WE HAVE NO HOGS
AT HIGHLAND PARK.
These fine lots are 200 feetin depth, and win
soon be selling at $1,000 each.
There are good number OF fine families liv.
ing at the Park. Go out and see # you could
family at Highland Park that has good, large
lot and q fair house, butt would take $l5, 900
70 induce them to sell and leave the Park.
We have number OF new houses now fin.
ished and for sale ut very attractive figures, The
water is better there than III the city, and SO ID
tho climate. The new electric cars 60 there
in twenty minut 80 from the Hollenbeck hotel,
corner Second and Spring streets The fare
VIII be Eve cents as soon as they get the new
cars regulated.
Our ofiice is at 1872 South Broadway Call
and see maps. and select your lots or 60 out
TO our ONCE at the Park. Never mind about
the money-pay in four years.
Houses built to order. Bring In your plans.
Two gangs of builders on the ground, and
we can build your house in thirty days.
Some special bargains have Just come In
We also have large and desirable list OF
houses and lots in all parts Of the city, coun-
VI. P. LARKIN 4 CO.. Owners
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Notice to Contractors

i D. v. g., July 9th, 1895.
Bids will be received on the 25th day of july
next at o'clock pm, at the office of the
stely thereafter In the presence of the hid
ders, for furnishing all the ma 'erial and com.
pletipg the following:
Plans, specifications and INSTRUCTIONS to
bidders can be examined at the home on and
after July 10, 1895.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids,
or waive defects in the interest OF the home
FIX. UPHAN, Tressrlrer.
Anneovod: J. G. ROWLAND. C5ovayraz
7.1O II IL 20 90 ~
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The Best of Life.

The Best of Life.
Not till life's heat is cooled,
The headlong rush slowed to a quiet pace,
And every purblind passion that has ruled
Our noisier years at last
Spurs us in vain and weary of the race
We care no more who loses or who wina--
All, not till all the best Of life seems past
The best Of life begins.
To toll for only fame,
Handclappings and the tickle gusts Of praiss,
For place or power or gold to gid Q name
Above the grave whereto
All paths will bring us, were to lose our days.
We, on whose ears youths passing ball has
tolled,
In blowing bubbles, even as children do.
Forgetting We grow old.
But the world widens when
Such hope Of trivial gain that ruled us lies
Broken among our childhood Is toys. for then
We win to self CONTROL
And mail ourselves in manhood, and there rise
Upon us from the vast and windless haight
Those clearer thoughts that are unto the soul
What stars are to the night.
-Speotatogs
The herald., 1895-07-12

EXCHANGE-25-ACRE WELL IMPROVED
~ alfalfa ranch, with plenty free water:
close TO city; $1,000.
IS acres. southwest, close to city; $A5OO.
2H-acrc home place. choice corner on West
Warrington; house, barn. lawn, fruits, cement
walks; q complete home place; $4,000.
. Groom brick cottage. ~ acres fruits; a fine
location. For city home and will give some
cash
oneacre land with fruits, on West Wash.
ington ST.; cheap; $1,000.
EDWARD FRASER,
IA 2l6 s. Broadway.
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TIE Three Wishes.

Three girls sat idly on the beach,
One like lily tall and fair,
One brilliant with her raven hair
One sweet and shy of speech.
81 wish for fame" the lily said,
Sand for wealth apd courtly life.
Then gently spoke the third, "As wtfs
ask for love instead"
Years passed. Again beside the SEA
Three women sat with whitening hstqb
Still graceful, lovable and fair,
And told their destiny.
"Fame is not all, !" the lily sighed;
"Wealth futile II the heart be dead"
"Apd am satisfied. ("
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40 acres-26 to alfalfa, which paid $500
last year; acres more sowed to alfalfa in
fine water right; q big bargain for $66O0r-or
the south 20 acres for $3250.
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Country Property


INOR SALE
II What do you think of 40 acres of fine,
level land along the railroad and within Ia
miles of Los Angeles and Z mile OF station
and mile OF store and postoffice, with daily
mail, for
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MILLINERY

DROADwAY MILLINERY PARLoRs-
- have just opened with full line Of the
latest novelties Corner Fourth and Broad
YAy. ~
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HOTELS
HOTEL MEN. ATTENTIoNl

--The Raymond and the Arrowhead ho-
tells are gone, leaving Southern CalifOrnis
greatly In need OF such resorts.
-Thousapds of tourists will be arriving
in 9 few months, only to fnd limited accom-.
modations, unless . large hotel is completed
by that time.
HIGHLAND PARK, Pasadena, right on
new electric car line and near railroad depots.
affords q splendid 5-acre site for such a hotel.
Special Inducements will be offered capital
that will Invest in such proposition
From $500 to $4,000 per month can be cleared
from the start
The herald., 1895-07-12

100 acres-l mile from Rivera; about 40
acres to hard and s0ft-shell walnuts, majority
10 years old 4 to o acres TO oranges aud oil
kinds Of deciduous fruits; 1O.room, 2story,
hard finished house, windmill, tower and
tank, walnut house. barr, crib and stables;
$4,000.
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WANTED

WANTEO-
Iu exchange for fine residence property in
Cleveland. o., good modern home in Los An
geles. or would take we'll located lots Cleve-
land property worth $500, and is well rented
to frst-ciass prompt-paying tenant.
ROBERT f. JONES d. CO,
204 Bradbury Block.
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81 SAT to fine alfalfa; 4.room house.
stock. fruits for iapily use; $l25 per acre.