Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-01
List of Coupons Which Entitle
Holders to Pull Down Valu-
able Prizes
THREE THOUSAND PRESENT.
Salt Palace Crowded But None Came
Forward to Claim the
Prizes.

Before approximately 5000 people,
who assembled at the Salt Palace sau-
Ger last night, little VEGA Randall Of
shelmerdlne court drew n cumbersome
at a time, from big wheel turned by
j. w. Houston, and handed them to
Mayor Morris. Then the numbers were
announced by magaphone, but none Of
the prizes were claimed during the
night.
The Real Estate men do thing thor
oughly when they do It, With about
$4,000 worth OF prizes TO give away,
they went out in carriages early last
evening, with Held's band leading the
procession, and drummed up the hold
ers OF coupons, fearing there might be
some holders who would be cut out by
not getting their coupons in the draw
ing wheel. That is magninimity with
flourish. To spend money to ind peo-
pie to give money to is just about the
real thing.
A settlement was made yesterday be-
tween the association and the Saltair
Beach management on the basis OF IA
600 tickets, which was satisfactory TO
both sides.
The results Of the guessing contest
on the attendance and the Reavis word
building contest Will be announced lat
er,
Following Is the full list Of lucky
numbers and the prizes they draw
Prize l-B76S3, capital prize, three
lots, donated by the Wilson sherman
company, with n three-room house TO
be built by the "Reavis system with
brick furnished by the Improved Brick
company, hardware by the salt Lake
Hardware company stone by Brown
Stone company, and to be wired by the
| Salt Lake Electric company
Prize Eco, two lots In North
Boulevard addition, donated by the
| Houston Real Estate Investment COM
pany; abstract by the Salt Lake Abb
| stract company.
Prize 3.-B6S55, lot In Arlington
Heights, donated by futile Bros.
Prize 4.--CS933, two lots in Brighton
addition, donated by S. j. Miner.
Prize 5.--DS5S9. lot in Arlington
Heights, donated by Reevis System.
Prize 6.-C63. lot In Prospect Park,
donated by b. A. NJ Froseth
Prize 7.-B6O60, lot on South Main
street, donated by w. j, Halloran,
Prize s.-D7635, two lots In Desky's
addition, donated by f, G. Clift
Prize 9Cs559, two lots IN Oakley
donated by Hubbard Investment COM
| pany.
Prize lO.-Dl2S3, lot in Coates & Cor.
um addition, donated by A. f. Peter
son.
Prize ll.-Ds24, lot In Irving park, do.
mated by Home Trust q Savings com
| pany.
Prize l2.-D7i9s, three lots in Brighton
| addition, donated by Boutwell, & Nc
| Conaughy.
Prize l3.-D7i9s, two lots in Holmes
subdivision. donated by Thomas Ho
mer
Prize l4.--C5S9S round trip 70 Louis
lana Purchase exposition, including din
ingcar meals and Pullman berth, do
mated by the Homer Abstract com
pany
prize i5.-C654s, $50 in gold, donated
by Dewitt h. Lowe.
Prize l6.-D5S94 trip 20 Los Angeles
on the San Pedro railroad donated by
James X. Shaw.
Prize l7.--A4ii3. trip to Denver on th'
Moffat line, donated by c, w, Johnson
The strInger company will give thD
holder OF this number $50 II the tril
cannot be made In three years.
Prize is.-Di72S. set Of plans for
four-room house, donated by th'
Stringer company
Prize l9--Ai857. 20 acres Of Ian,
southeast Of the city, donated by NJ. II
Walker.
Prize 2o,--A7sl, $40 cash. donated b,
A. w. Smith.
Prizes 81 and 22.--CliOs and A55s, sea
son tickets to saltair, ]. w. Langford