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Il. A, No. 560-Department One-riled
August s, 1899
w. Rigby, Jr., appellant; T. S. ..
Lowe, respondent. Assigned claim on
check. Affirmed.
The scope of the powers of a COM
pany's local or district manager de-
Ponds upon the character and neces-
stiles of the business, and the degree
or extent of control, over the same
committed to him by the principal
See Civil Code, sections 2.019. 1920
The power of an agent to collect upon
a check, by suit, if necessary, in the
name of his principal. does not of tt
self include the right to transfer any
of such demands to a third person. al
though for the purpose only of quail
flying him to sue on the same. See
Dingley VS.. Mcdonald, 81 Pac Rep,
574
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Is. F., No. 1,7S4-Departmen Two
Filed August Z, 1899
City and County of San Francisco,
respondent; Eliza M. Sharp, ct al, ap-
pellants. Quiet title. Affirmed on au-
thority of S. F., No. 1,20S, above re-
corded
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IL. A. No. 49S-Department One-Filec
August 10, 1899

IL. A. No. 49S-Department One-Filed
August TO- 1899
George A. Tibbett, respondent; Tom
Sue and Ham Gee, defendants; Tom
Sue, appellant. Action on promissory
note Affirmed.
Section $50. c. c. p, provides that
among other things, evidence may be
given at the trial of IAN act or declara-
ton of another, in the presence and
within the observation of a party, and
his conduct in relation thereto. See
also "Rice on Evidence" VOL /. D. 46S.
mans silence upon an occasion
where he is at liberty to speak, and the
circumstances naturally calling upon
him to do SO, may be properly consid-
cred by the jury as tacit admissions of
the statements made in his presence
or of the claims there made upon him.
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See Corser VS.. Paul, Al n. H., "a. Also
People vs. Mallon, 103 Cal, 514
Newly discovered evidence after de-
feat is looked upon with suspicion, and
the appellate court is always reluctant
to interfere with the ruling of the trial
court upon motion for a new trial
on that ground and will not do SO un-
less there has been a clear abuse of
discretion Harralson VS.. Barrett, ~
Cal, GOT.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

SYLLABI
Is. F., No 1,S16-In Bank-Filed Au-
gust 4, 1899
Fred H. Day, petitioner; S. A Gum
ming, respondent. Contest over Audi
tor and Recorder of Yuba County.
The perfeetion1of an appeal from the
judgment of the Superior Court in an
election contest operates as a super
sedeas just as much as in any other
case. The instance contained in Sec
tion $40. c. c. P, is judgment in quo
warranto
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Il. A, No. 461-Department One-Filed
August 10 1Sg91

r. E. Jack, respondent; B. Suishei-
mer, appellant. Quiet title. Affirmed.
A guarantor is never implicated be-
yond the strict terms of his contract
Section 1.61O, c. c., provides: Every
contract by which the amount Of dam
age to be paid, or other compensation
to be made, for a breach of an obli-
cation, is determined in anticipation
thereof, is to that extent void, except
as expressly provided in section 1,611." :"
When tenant fails to pay rent as
provided in the lease, the amount of
damage is not extremely difficult to fix,
nor is it impracticable to fix the
amount of such damage
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HAVING PURCHASED THE BARBER
ing business and retitted the shop at
524 St, recently owned by George q.
Ogg, l beg for the continued patronage
OF my friends EUGENE NJ. COTY.
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ARCHITECTS.

F. H. SCHARDIN. ARCHITECT, RREIJ.
ner building. K ST. bet 9Th and 7th
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HANS RGENSEN-HORSES Broken
single and double. Stables in alley, Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth, and G SITS.
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All KEUNG, LAUNDRYMAN,5 500 n ST.,
corner of Fifth. Washing returned twice
week. Phone 62S, bells.
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TUMORS AND OTHER DISEASES
cured without use of knife: consulta-
ton free; physician in charge. IL j..
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Is. F., No. 1,295-Departmen Two
Filed August z, 1S99.)
City and County of San Francisco,
respondent; John H Dunham, appel
liant. Quiet title. Affirmed on author
ity S. F., No. 1,20S, above recorded.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

FOR THAT NEW LAWN RING UP
Louis Bahrs, the gardener. White asa.
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PROF. COLLINS STOPS FALLING Hair
and grows it on bald heads. 401 J st.
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TO LET OR RENT.

TO LET-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
suitable for gentlemen; modern con-
veniences. 1922 Third street, NJ and n.
au17-3t
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1117 TWENTY STA 5-ROOM
cottage; bath, hot and cold water In
quire Drug Store, Eighteenth and M SITS.
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STORE TO LET-APPLY TO c. L.
Adams, 1106 street
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SEPARATE HOUSE; FURNISHED
rooms, 713 0 street. Apply on premises,
or LaWton & Co., 1910 Fourth street.
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WANTED-A GIRL 16 OR IS YEARS TO
do light housework and cook for two
grown people. Apply 1903 Eighth. Its
WANTED-A TIMER. APPLY AT 1927
Seventh street aul6-2t
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JOHNSON. WILSON &c CO.-SACRA-
mento Foundry and Machine Works,
iron castings, model making and ma
chine work. All on short notice. Work
guaranteed.
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A NICE GROOM HOUSE, ALL RE-
modelled and improved. 10l4 Sixteenth.
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WANTED-DINING-R GIRL AT
Sacramento Oyster Market, 40 K street.
au15-3t
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papered; gas and electric light; No. sos
street, up stairs; rent reasonable. Ap-
ply A. j. POMMER, Ninth and j.
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SACRAMENTO BANK.
FARMERS AND ME-
CHANCES SAVINGS BANK
Fourth and streets, Sacramento, Cat.

LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE.
Interest paid semi-annually on Term and
Ordinary Deposits.
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LOST-EOUND.
GROCERIES.

duced to zoe quart; Saratoga chips
1ouite fresh), 25c per ID; Honey, 10c a
comb, and the cheapest place in town
for fresh vegetables, fruit and berries.
PACIFIC CASH STORE, Tenth and e
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1872 J-FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms and others; electric lights; litter
ed water.
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GOOD DESKS FOR RENT IN FINE
real estate office. Apply 1017 Ninth.
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WANTED.

LITTLE BROWN JUG-EASIEST KEPT
in order, cheapest reliable filter ever
made; satisfaction guaranteed; sent
anywhere short time; only half price,
Sl.25 o. K. Speciality Co.. Singleton
Building, Sacramento. Agents wanted.
au17-3t*
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1892 H-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
Keeping rooms; bath, electric lights, etc.
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1917 FOURTH STREET-NEWLY FUR
nlshed rooms and flats.
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1926 D--A 4-LARGE- HOUSE;
new; bath, pantry, electricity.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT FOR
esters building, l street, zth and Sth.
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, COM
plete for housekeeping; rent S. Apply
Hibernia Hotel
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l.. AUKER, GENERAL BLACKSMITH
ing and horseshoeing, corner Twenty
second and n streets.
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a FIRST-CLASS POSITION IN CITY |
paying $3.50 per day; $3.50 cash required.
Call 1019 Fifth street au15-7t
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GO TO THE INTERNATIONAL, 3225
k street, for cool rooms. 81 week up
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ROOMS. WITH BOARD IF DESIRED;
nght, airy, private; reasonable. 615
Eleventh.
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DRESS AND CLoAKMAKING.

MRS. FERRITER, FASHIONABLE
dressmaker and ladies' tailoring 222l
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DR.. C. L. MEGOWAN--OFFICE 1i20 st.
Phones: Cap. $50: Sun. Red 407.
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9Ol EIGHTH - COOL, FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms, and others with all
cOnVenlences. Mrs. Van Norman.
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GIVEN IN OCCULT
ism and palmistry. DR.. Turman, GIL K.
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TO LET-THREE OR FOUR FURNISH
ed rooms for light housekeeping, 1873
Second, corner OF and Second
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HOUSE HUNTER" FREE. DO NOT
tail to get it. Published weekly (con-
tains all vacant houses, flats, prices, To-
cation, also other matters). Capital-Sac
van Transfer Co. Qncorporated). Fur
nlture, piano and other storage Call or
telephone for House Hunter" 906 K st.
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WANTED - SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS
agents for new proposition. Salary or
commission. 920 Fifth street. au11-7t
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4O912 K ST.-NICE ROOMS, NEWLY
fitted and well furnished, to rent by the
day, week or month. Opposite VEIN
stock, Lubin & Co
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WANTED-GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN
efal housework; good wages. Call l4zo
. street
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FOR SALE-A NEAT, SERVICEABLE
buggy, no top, $25; also single harness.
1923 o street
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u. S. Bonds Bought and Sold.
No Interest Paid on Deposits.
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1911 o ST.-TWO GOOD UNFURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping.
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AN UPRIGHT PEASE PIANO, NEARLY
new, at bargain, for cash Address
Al. b. N, "Record- Union,' office.
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FOR SALE-SACRAMENT RIVER
lands. MILLER < BROWN. 405f5 st.
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THAT THE ODONTALGIA DENTISTS,
609 j, do better work at less cost than
elsewhere.
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PERSONALS.
BOARD AND LODGING.

THE LULL HOUSE. 7TH AND STS.-
Nicely furnished rooms with or without
board; homo cooking; splendid service.
s11 Fl ST.-NICELY FURNISHED Rooms.
with board. MRS. BARBER
THE TACOMA, 7271a K sT.-GOoD Board
with home cooking, $3.50 per week.
500 EIGHTH ST.-ROoM WITH GOOD
board. MRS. NJ E. HESSER.
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WANTED-AGENT TO CANVAS FOR
the Magic Trading Ticket. Apply to
sacramento Home Supply Co., ], Sc ).
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EcR SALE.

TAMALE HUsKs, 4c PER POUND. 1910
Second street.
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SEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
friends in the East.
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the prospects for building are most
fiattering. Unless all present signs fail,
/, the year 1900 viii break ali records and
DO more to advance Salt Lake to the
proportions of the city she should be
tnan has been done in five years past.
In prospect is a union depot. the esti-
mated cost OF which is put at $500, 600;
next in Importance and cost is the fed
eral building, for which not less than
SS00,O00 will be appropriated by con-
gresS-this sum may be increased TO
s5oo,OOo; next may be placed ST. Mary S
cathedral. the cost of which is esti-
mated as high as $3.50, 600; then follow
the state university buildings. to cost
s2UO,000, as a beginning; the business
block on the corner of Main and South
Temple, to cost $150, 900; the u. c. NJ. L.
improvements, to cost at least 500, 600;
the Standardization college, to cost
$4,000; the Houston terrace, to cost
$23,0OO, and the Geddes home, to cost
SZ5.00O Here is a. total approximating
100000. without taking into account
the numerous warehouses; the many
homes TO be built and the business
blocks, great and small, the plans of
which are not yet made public, and
the many others that will be planned as
the season opens. The year 1900 gives
every promise of being by far the
greatest building year ever known in
the history of Salt Lake
Division of City.
For convenience the city is here di-
vided into four building districts.
District No. L includes all that por-
ton of Salt Lake south of South Tenn
pie street and east of Main.
District No. 2 all that portion south
OF South Temple and west of Main
District No. 3, all that portion north
of South Temple and west of Main.
District No. 4, all that portion north
of South Temple and east of Main and
Center
These districts are Identical with the
precincts, except that the First and
Second precincts are thrown together
to make the first building district
The first district, as will be readily
seen. still keeps far in the lead in the
matter of building, it's lead this year
being more pronounced than ever
The number of cottages and medium
priced houses is a marked feature of
the past years building. The number
who built small homes for themselves
is unusually large, and as a good pro-
portion OF these are newcomers to the
city, this fact is significant and en-
couraging.
In the following detailed statement of
building improvements, only items of
$500 and over are included. Minor i'm
provements for the entire city are
Jumped and included in the total:
District No. 1.
Mary Burt, SS4. between Edith and
Express avenues and Third and
Fourth streets East. brick cot
tage ........ Observation-Disclosures 500
Studebaker Bros, State. between
First and Second South, ware
Auerbach Bros. SO, 81 and 81 Com CIV
mercial street, alterations and
improvements -: ..:..:::........ 900
John RoXbury. 1920 South Eleventh
East. addition and repairs ..... 700
A Hopfenback between Eighth
and Ninth East and Eighth and
Ninth South, cottage ... 500
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c. d. Savery. Tenth East, between
First and Second South, dwelling. IS;
Mrs. J. B.. Merrill. Second South,
between Second and Third East. -.
two-story brick dwelling .-:::-.-: 4Ov
Mischa Markrow. between Third
and Fourth South and Seventh -,
and Eighth East. brick cottage: sW
James Davis. between Third and
Fourth South and Seventh and
Eighth East, brick cottage 49,. l,vV
Herman E. Campbell si4 East
South Temple, dwelling .-.........- l,oN
John T. White, % South State
street, two-story brick and base Q ~,
Lo menl Price 1905 East. between '
Tenth South and Twelfth East,
two-story brick ...... ..--.-....-:: LOU
L. B.. Goldburg, 227. 22s and 81
|. South Main, changes and re- -,
1. n H. Link. sis South Fourth East. =
addition and repairs ......:......--- Coz
C. B. Olsen, Tenth East. between
Third and Fourth South. brick o.,
Martin Grim. isos South Eleventh
East, brick cottage 49,. LUZ
John Mexican, 100 South Twelfth -,
East, three-room addition -..-...- 90
H. G. Radon, rear GAS South -,
Ninth East. dwelling 49,. .....:.- 5St
Groesbeck Co.. East Second South,
near Main, repairs and aitera- ~,
Groesbeck Co, rear Wasatch, addi- -,
W. i0 s. Godbe. 125 South Fourth ~,
W. B. t coSey. Fourth South. be-
tween Third and Fourth East. =, ~,
S. NJ Convey. Third South. between
Sixth and Seventh East. brick -,
E. G. Hines, 75s East Second South.
BRICK barn '.s 20 o 1.5oc
Mrs John II. Balm. $50 East Sec "a,
ond South. addition ..;--........-.: go
c. H. Mccoy, southwest corner of
Fifth East and Third South, two
story brick dwelling ............:.:. $500
Mrs. Edith E. Eberly. Eighth
South, between Ninth and Tenth -
East. brick cottage -.--..--:...;-.. Soc
Mrs. Montague, Sixth South. be-
tweeu First and. Second East, -,
dwelling ....;;.--.... ON
j. F. hewlett. corner Seventh
South and Second East. brick -,
james s Sampson. 20 South East -
Third, brick barn wv
w. W. Beatie, Fourth South. be-
tween Third and Fourth East, -,
S. O 7. smith nMh rs East Sixth South.
Stephen Hays. Commercial street,
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Co.. Sc South State. stable and ~,
]. c. Griffith. "A Church street,
brick cottage 80. ...-.. .......... 1,OOJ
Hugh Roberts. Eighth South, be- -
tween Fifth and Sixth East. cot -,
Arthur Robinson. SSs East Sixth
South, frame addition ..........-... $40
Lester Merrill. 1913 South Ninth
East addition and repairs $500. 500
Thomas Kearns. Eleventh South
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Salt Lake Real Estate Transfers Aggregated Six Millions and
Buildings Reached the Million Mark.

n. Rasmussen. 745 South Ninth East,
addition and repairs ..-.-.----..- 500
Duncan McVickie. corner Seventh
East and South Temple. brick
dwelling ....... 4,5oO
A B. Farley, Twelfth East. between
First and Second South. three
brick cottages, 5000 each.. 6,OO0
Charles Meinlnger. corner Herbert
and State. two-story brick dwell
W. R. Foster. is South State. WV
Mrs. ]. NJ. Martin. 745 East Fifth 80
Mrs. Mary E Sinclare. Second
East. between Third and Fourth
South. brick dwelling ....:..-...... 5000
James Fraser. e65 East Third South.
Adam speirs. SIS South Eighth
East, frame cottage .-....-.......-- 500
w. H Clark, 1852 South Eleventh
East, alterations and repairs go. 500
a. NJ. Anderson, Eighth South. be-
tween Third and Fourth East.
brick cottage .-.....-.. -----...... LOO
The Consolidated Implement conn.,
pany. 142 to 14S South State, four
story brick ......... ..-... 49,. 80 600
Riego Hawkins, 7si South yelling
ton avenue, brick cottage .....--. 1,O00
John Kane Third South. between
Eighth and Ninth East. brick
E. NJ. Love- 1921 Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Mary A. Parker. Elm avenue.
between Fourth and Fifth East,
double brick cottage .......... 1900
]. j. Corum. Third South between
Third and Fourth East, brick
Sarah A. Patten, 242 East South
Temple brick dwelling -........... 5000
James HoSle, IS South Fourth East,
alterations and additions ...... 800
n. c.. ChTistianson. Eighth East,
between Eighth and Ninth South.
1sn,as ,r., i.-...'-i.,- NV
brick cottage -, 80. lao
j. c. Horne. First South. between
Ninth ard Tenth East, addition
and repairs .......... .... 9C0
L. NJ. Durant. Fourth East be-
tween South Temple and First
South. two-story brick dwelling. $50
Anderson Real Estate Investment
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Bright Prospects.

The new year opens up with I'M
usually bright prospects for a good
real estate business Throughout the
year Just closed there was an influx
of people seeking permanent homes
good people who brought with them
wealth, new ideas and a will to do
their part in building up their adopted
city. This in itself stimulated real es-
tate business. and gave to it solidity
that is its best characteristic. This fac
tor will be still more largely felt in
the year now opening. New railroads,
new factories, public buildings, new
schools, new mercantile institutions,
viii attract new people to our city,
people who come to make their home
here; this will create a demand that
will add largely to the volume of the
real estate business of the year. A
large number of mining men who real
lied largely from their mines in recent
years invested heavily in Salt Lake
real estate during the year just closed,
feeling that the Investments were safe,
and that they would yield good returns.
In the year now opening this will be
feature still more strongly marked. The
universal feeling is that Salt Lake bust
ness il all lines will expand in 1900.
and that the buying and selling OF
realty will keep pace with the general
advance of the city. The prospects
were never brighter.
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and Thirteenth East brick dwell
r. D Mil!et, 20 East Seventh s'''0
South, brick dwelling ............. 200
George T. Spokes. near corner
Sixth East and Third South.
| brick dwelling ... 100
j. B. Cecil. jr., III East Seventh
South: frame dwelling .......... 100
Adam Speirs. 426 Eighth East. brick
Mrs N. n. Barrett, Keyser court.
John Wise. 81 East Third. brick '
F, ]. Hewlett, Seventh South and '
Second East. brick dwelling -. $500
Hannah Saunders. 1910 East Third
South. brick cottage ..... 100
s.. A. Wolley. 437 South Third East.
Elizabeth Powell. between Fifth
and Sixth East and Sixth and
| Seventh South. brick cottage.. 500
A; s. Bower, 1884 East First South.
Frank B Stephens. iss Thirteenth '''
Ja@ss J rs south Fourth O
| East. brick cottage ......--.... 900
| Salt Palace association. between
Ninth and Tenth South and State
and Main. Salt Palace building; 5000
East. brick cottage ................. 5000
Board of Education. corner Tenth
South and Eleventh East, brick
A. b. Farley. Third East. between
dwelling ......................... 1000
II. A. Beers. Thirteenth East and
Fifth South. brick cottage. ..-....- 2,200
Anderson Real Estate Investment
Co.. between Sixth and Seventh
East and Third South, two brick, -.
L. M. Croxford 1sl7 Lincoln avenue.
T. L. woodbury.. $50 East South
/ Temple. brick cottage 200
Theodore Bruback, So to 81 Com 80
mercial, repairs .......-.............. 5oo
Annie E. Wilson, Tenth East and
Tenth South brick cottage...... so
G. Y Wallace. 1924 East South
Temple brick barn ......-....... 1,000
Cooperative Furniture company,
rear Il TO G. South Main. brick
addition ..--.... 49,. ,........ 700
John Mccabe. 1868 Lincoln avenue.
brick cottage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SEQ
c. Rasb3nd, 1923 Winsor ..... 500
Ethan Jeremy, Fifth East and Sew
enth South. brick cottage ..... 1,40O
William r. Foster. rear ass South
State. brick cottage ....... 1000
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute, ISL
Second East alterations ... 900
Bryant school. First South, between
Seventh and Eighth East. brick
j.. n. Pike. 1925 South Ninth East.
Drlck cottage ...... 200
Anna L. Hand.in. e26 South Seventh
East. frame addition ........ 800
Jacob Moritz. Salt Palace grounds,
frame building ..--. 500
Marie Admont, rear $40 East Sew
-enth South, brick cottage ....... 625
Emil Schneider, Eleventh East be-
tween Fifth and Sixth South,
dwelling and barn ............. 800
Henry Blank. s64 East Sixth South,
brick cottage ......,... ............. 1s5o
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company. Sixth East and Third
South, two two-story brick dwell
1ngs. 5000 each --...--------.--- o.vV
Carl A Erickson. SAT East Fifth -oo
South, brick cottage 49, ,,..,.-- ES,,5 ~
South. frame addition ......-.... 500
n. c. Stringham. 33S Edith street. ,za
7 or M H so,sage $50 South Third
East. brick addition .-...s-..is, ."
Boutwell, & McConaugh, Eighth
East. between Sixth and Seventh
South, two brick cottages. 500 ooo
C. E. Bennett. $40 East Third South. o
frame dwelling .....-- ;--.;;;1...s.ss-,,
Cooperative Wagon 4 Machine
company, 136 TO 1i0 State street,
four-story brick business and a. ooo
H. r. Conan, 1875 South Ninth East,
b 0f f Ri Hoa Fourth south. between
Third and Fourth East. brick q O-o
p eWrsae Savings bank. Twelfth East
6 enG South iemp.e' 1850. '~D-s. 2s5O
L. B. Goldourg. rear 22s South .,
Main. two-stor. brick warehouse 800
Mrs. Sarah Daft, second East, De oo
tween Third and Fourth South. $50
George 7. Spokes. Sixth South and -
Seventh East. two brick cottages S'sU
teenth East and between First
and Fourth South. library puiid- :. ooo
ing ............... 52.OUO
Pbvsical huiidiner - - 5000
Normal building . $500
Boiler house .-----.. ....--.-.-.----- 4,vV
Mrs. Alice Mcdonald. Pearl ave-
nue.. two brick cottages, 5000
edcn -.-..-.-..--- 1'FNS
william Berkenshaw Fifth South,
between Fifth and Sixth East,
brick dwelling -..-.....- ..-..--...-- 2,vv
R. Z. McConaughy. Seventh South,
between Seventh and Eighth
East, two frame cottages, Sl,OO
Alta club State and South Temple.
Christopher Snyder. Fourth South,
between Fourth and Fifth East.
William Hadfield. 1167 East South
Temple, brick barn .......---..-..- loo
w. d. Palmer, 81 and 1853 Ninth
East. two brick cottages, 81, 400
R. Z. Anderson Investment COM
pany, near the corner of Sixth
East and Third South. two-story
brick dwelling ..--.-.-... $500
r. E. Anderson Investment COM
pany, corner of Sixth East and
Third South, two-story brick
dwelling .........- .......--. f,Wv
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Increase ............S1.4 as. 6l1

The figures given for April include
the transfer of the property of the
Pennsylvania Smelling company to the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany for 100000. And the figures for
July include the transfer Of the prop
erty OF the German Lead Works to
the American Smelling & Refining
COMPANY for $3.50 O0O
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Forecast of Next Year

Looking into the year now opening,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-31

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