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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Arthur J. Mills Salt Lake city .-........-.
Marie L. Rick salt Lake City......s-. -,
Alfred Balmforth Butte Mont ..........l 9.
Elizabeth Gcab, Dubuque. Ia---.-..-.-- -.
William TT. Dyer. kutlerEille .-..-..-..-.- -
Laura J.. Butler. -BuUerville. --.......... 2.
John T. Williams. Lake Shore. ........... p
Effa Nickel. Spanish Fork. ..-.-..-.-- n
Alois l.. Price. Salt Lake City......-.... .,
Alice J.. Tall. Salt Lake City,. -
Nelson j. Hemmert Thayue Wyo.-..-.5I
Camilla Christensen. Salt Lake City,,
Edward JauOsChek. Murray ..-............ 3s
Maria Worthy. Murray .....-.-.....-.....3l
Mark W. Cram, Provo .....................e .
Rose StOney. Beaver ....-................ "A
Elmer @. Thomas, Salt Lake City.....,I.
Laura Newton, Salt Lake City,. ~
William VI. WOOten. Salt Lake City.....1
Bess r. Hanks Salt Lake City, q
Al0f p. Larson. Snowflake. AriZ--..--. ri
Margaret Smith Snow flake. Ariz.....4
Harry George Wright, salt Lake City "a
Mabel lisa Bridgman Salt Lake CiLy..l
William ID. Jackson. Salt Lake City IS
Amelia u. Carr. Salt Lake City ?.
john L. Fish. ShOWlOw, Ariz....-...... g
Julia Tanner. st. Joseph ATiZ-..-..--. q
Joseph W. Spiker. Grand Island. Neb. ~
Katie I. Mitchell, salt Lake City -,.-..1s
Emil r. Huber, PdysOu ........-..........2 Fl
MARY r. Barnes salt Lake City, j.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
SEEK MORE LIGHT
ON B0THA CASE
Lovers Of Justice Are Making
investigation.
DECLARED 10 HAVE SHOWN
PREJUDICE DURING TRIAL.

Following Charles Botha's narrative
ID The Herald yesterday of the facts
that led him to shoot his wife and VIII.
liam Tibbetts. further investigation is
Oeihs made into his ease by some loY
ers Of justice Those who are w0rkiug
fOr his pardon feel confident thai a ffH
presentation Of the circumstance VIII
result in AN exhibition of clemencx.
Jhtil Botha talked to The Herald
Monday, his story had never been tUld
to the public ih full
Judge Accused Of Prejudice.
Speaking Of the case. Judge NJ. a..
Warner, who is fighting Tor Botha s
life, sayBt
There is not an abstract Of record
on fiie in the state supreme court that
shows where a trial judge roasted and
INUNDATED a witness while he was
ON the stand in his own behalf as is
shown in the Botha ease. Judge john
son violated every rule of practice in
the way he treated BOtha when the
poor fellow was trying TO tell his story.
You do not have 90 take my word for
IL; the records on file speak for theme
selves. The TRADE of abuse which the
judge heaped on BOtha while he was
trying to tell the truth about the af-
fair was sufficient to have. reversed q
hundred cases. But the attorney for
BOtha was equally as ntimidated. and
he took no exceptions TO the unprece-
denied actions of Judge Johnson. Go
up and read the abstracts of record
They viii show what treatment BOtha
got from Judge johnson"
Botha On Clothes Question.
One of the main points on which the
state based its case against Botha was
nH ass r.
because he did not furnish her With
sufficient clothes. The state produced
witnesses Who sHore that Tibbetts felt
sorry for the little bride because she
did not have good clothes. and took
her TO his home prepare tory TO sending
her back to her relatives in Colorado
There are several witnesses ia San
Juan county who can swear. that when
Tibbetts and Mrs. Botha left the lat
ter's house. the clothes which she took
from the house filled three or four bags
which were strapped onto the extra
horse supplied by Tibbetts Comment
ing upon that point. Botha says:
1T is not so when it is said my wife
did not have good clothes She was
better dressed than any other woman
in that section of the state. We had
not been married many months when
the affair happened. When she came
from Leadville, Colo, my wife had
big box. larger than trunk, filled with
clothes. Shortly after we were mar
RED I gave her $50 with which TO buy
cloth for dresses. She made five or six
dresses after we were married.
rot cOugse $50 is not very much for
a city woman 10 spend on dresses, but
when YOU put that into clothes to be
worn out I'm the mountains, 100 miles
from a railroad. it wiz make q good
81 for dresses feaf worn
that kind of a country.
CAS- long as we were married I never
refused my wife a thing she asked for.
IF she had asked me for money, and
did not have it. Z would have gotten it
for her. no matter how. My wife never
wanted for thing. ] gave her every
thing she wanted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Appointments on B. & NJ.

Several changes have been made i'm
the passenger department of the Bur
lIngtOn and Missouri River road at
Butte, Mont. J. Francis general pas
senger agent for the lines east of the
Missouri river for a number of years,
has been promoted to the position of
general passenger agent of the road
east Of the river. The vacancy caused
by the promotion viii be filed by T..
". Wakeley. Another appointment is
that of ". A. Lalor to be assistant
general passenger agent east of the
river
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
REAI. 80 TRANsFERs.

Mrs Risey G.. Lyon to Charles O.
and laura Manning. lot Do block -. M
PLAT Z .---- -.------ . tisJV
John Solomon and wife 60 Malcolm
McDuff, lot 50. block L. University -
subdivision SEQ. acknowledgements 90
Il. S Hubbard to John Hewitt lot
10. block !. and others Nllkln-
sons subdivision ..-.----.. ..---.-..-.
William A. Clark. administra tor. %
Walter O. Little. lot As. block ID,
and others. Arlington heights. .... Lv
Fred Paulson and wife 90 Mary
Tripton, lots 13. Il and "a. block
80. Sandy street plat ....-. .-....-... ~
Frank Jungk ct al 20 charles y
Jennings. lot 10. block 81 plat i.
East Side subdivision ---.-..-.--.... i,lv
William b. Bennett and wife 10
Leonard Hegemier section %.
township south range ! vest. Q
Martha Pugslev to Ezra Thompson,
lot 5, block 1872 plat A-.-.....-. 5.Oy
Major =. bearing and wife TO
Luther Keithly, Tot 3. block %. plat
A. ten-aCre uiar .s.-.-.-......
Florence y. TIirth and husband to
Louise McCarty lot 5 block =,
Franklin avenue .t.......,..t. ....,.. -r7V
Joseph 4. silver and vie to prank
Is. snyder. lot 8. DloCG IS plat T.. ~
Joseph A. silver and wife to Jessie
Snyder. lot 3. block p. plat E.-.,- =
Katie Nrisht and husband TO Kerr
stf Nelson Olsen, Tot @ block j.
plat A 90
james r. Freeze and wife to George
s. Butterfield lot q, block 20. Her 90
Timdn city plat .....-..-. ......--..-.- 11
Ensign Woodruff and vile 20 VII
liam Peppers. lot "a, block ,, North
Waterloo addition -..-........ 'l
Fred s. Luff and wife 10 George A.
Pursel lot 4 block 4S plat D. 800
Lowartine G. Trent and wife 20
Ghnn r. Boutwell,, lot g. block /,
plat II ......-... ........ oil. ..--- 60
Ella Schneider to Chris l. schuei-
der. lot g. block 81 plat B....-..--.
John Hewitt to Myrtle Kinds. lot
O. block ~ Oakley subdivision.
Mary T. klOpenstein to W IT,
WoOdriUg. section p township
south range west j. r. Smiths
survey of Bingham .-..... -......-.. 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Cures Old Sores

Nestrnorelaud, Kan. May s. 1902
Ballard Snow Lniment Co.. Your
SnOr Liniment cured an old sore ON the
side of my chin that was supposed to
be "a cancer. The sore was stubborn
and would not Weld to treatment. until
7 tried Snow Eminent which did the
work i'm short order. My sister Mrs
Sophia j. Carson, Allensville, Aifiin
county, Pa, has d sore and mistrusts
that IL is q cancer. Please send her q
soc bottle Sold by Z. c. NJ I. drug de-
Dartment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
EXCURSIONS WEST

May 80 and 81 and June and 9.
Via oregon Short Line Following
rates VIII prevail from salt Lake.
san Francisco and return $50 so
los Angeles and return ..-----.- 81 50
Portland or Spokane and return. 90 so
Tickets good ninety days. with tram
sit limit of ten days going See other
advertisements ia this issue for east
Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
SURVEYORS REACH HEBER.
Moffat Road Employees Come Down
Daniels Canyon.

A corps Of surveyors is now at Dan
iels canyon. which leads down to
Heber City, running a final location
for the route to be taken for the Moi
fat road
Decoration Day the chainmeH and
other members of the surveying out
fit entertained the residents of Heber
by playing a game of baseball. Their
opponents were the citizens of Heber
Citz-
The appearance Of Moffat forces I'm
The field. after two parties have stored
their outfits at Verual, again raises
hope for the citizens or northeastern
Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
LAKE SHORE
SUMMER TOURS.

Where are you going TO spend this
years vacation? The Lake Shore Rail-
ways book of Summer Tours to Noun
tains. Lakes and Seashore" win help
YOU to decide. il win Dee sent on ap-
pication to Erwin Tears. Colorado
Passenger Agent 1917 18th ST., Denver.
or O. F. DAILY, Chief A. O. =. A.,
Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
TEACHERS RATES WEST.
Via OREGON Short Line.

Via Oregon Short Line.
May 30 and 81 and June and 9. as
follows.
Salt Lake to San Francisco and
return --....-.t-.--...- $3.50
Los Angeles and return .......... 81 so
Portland or Spokane and return 90 so
Limit, ninety days stOpOvers going.
Ask agents about routes, etc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
DEMURRER sUsTAINED.

Pueblo. Colo. May 31--Judge Pal
mer in the district court today sus-
tanned the demurrer OF The state 20
Jhe pleas iu abatement filed 0y the
meu. including several city officials.
indicted by the grand jury and the
cases win be- tried on their merits.
The date being set Tor next Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
sBridai Veil Falls and Return
SIPS.
- %. 4 q. @. snndav. - 5.

The spectacular climax Of nature
handiwork- The grandeur of overhang-
ing rock cliffs mingled with green
sbTubbeTy. multi-colOrs of flowers and
dazzling waterfalls, presents "a magnii-
Csnt spectacle to lovers of nature.
Leave salt Lake, a. m- returning,
arrive at salt Lake, D. ma
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
EXCURSION RATES
"a 49, 50 -.

ST. Louis and return .-........... $40. 50
Chicago and return Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Chicago and return. via st Louis 50 90
ST. Louis and return via Chicago SO. 90
Transit limit ten days in eacn direc-
ton: anal limit sixty days. Tickets on
sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week.
Tickets good for stOpoFer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Sixty Years Experience OF an old
EUFRa

AIRS. Winsi0ws Soothing syrup q the
prescription OF one OF tns best female
physicians and nurses iE the United
states. and has been used for sixty years
with nevef-falling success by millions OF
laothers for their children During the
urocess OF teethins is value Is incatcula-
bic. 10 relieves she child from pain, cEres
diarFhoeas zFipins Ia the bowels and wind
collie. by giving health TO the chiid Il
rests the mother. Price . cents bettia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
ONLY 81 90
- 80 - RaII-rn

Next sunday Auspices Order OF WASH
ingtou. Round trip $lo0 via oregon
short Line. Special train 1890 81 H.,
leave ogden for return 7.30 j.. M.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
OGDEN EXCURSlNO
Sunday. Nav q.

Under auspices r. w Matthews. via
Oregon Short Line. Round trip. sl00-
Special train leaves Salt Lake 10 q. no..
returning leaves ogden 20 %. 30. Re
lreshments served free ON train
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
40 - MountaIns-

When you go on that eastern trip see
that your tickets read via The Cuiora-
do Midland either going or returning
You get ali the best scenery this Wav
Through Standard and Tourist sleep
ers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Makine ~ sehedules.

Work On the new schedules on the
Hartman lines is now I'm progress. to
have the time tables ready to go into
effect June -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Expenditures Fer May Are $4,000
While $4,000 is Taken in.

The COUNTY treasurcr's report for the
month Of MAY shows balance on hand
of $54,697Sl. Besides this amount S32 $3.50
was brought over from the previous
month ard 2l6.055.A expended. In all
$4,000 was handled by the treasurer dur
ing May. The accounts are divided as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
so nv COLD IS YOURs

If you win the word contest prizes
offered Dy THE REAVIS SYSTEM"
Get particulars az 1884 AIain on Phone
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
CHEAP RATES EAST,
Via Burlington Route.

one fare plus 50 for round trip from
Utah points to an Western Passenger
association territory. on sale May so
81. and June s ana 9. Return limit
good until Sept Is Stopovers aI-
lowed. Write or call on r. r. Neslen
General Agent, 20 West Second south
street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Board 0f DeniaI ExamInars.

examinations Will be conducted by
the Utah state board of dental exam
liners, Wednesday. June l. at 9 O'Clock
a m., at the cullen hotel. salt Lake
City. Isl. ~. DAVIS, Secretary,
5lI Mccormick Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
GIVE YOUR CAST-OFF
CLOTHING EXC.

TO THE SALVATION ARMY Social Re
lief Dept. for use in its salvage room
Call phone l3se-N or send postal 10 Staff
Captain David Miller s. Franklin Ave-
whose Signature VIII be ON card carried
by our collector.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Undermuslins-one-Third Oft Regu

Semi-annuai sale OF muslin unIe
wear now on at WALKERS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
TELLS PROBLEM
OF POOR MOTHER
Mrs. Shankman Explains Why
Daughter Sells Papers.
REGRETS THE NECESSITY
CLUB WOMEN GIVE VIEWS ON
NEWsoIRL PROBLEM.

Mrs +. Shankman. whose 9-year-old
daughter Yetta. is one Of tbs -four
youns sirls who help support a home
by selling papers on the steeeb yes
to-day briefly told of The causes that
led to her allowing Ygtta to become "a
ne"sgirl. The problem that ronfronts
woman deserted by husband anu
leftr heavily in DEBT TO eat a family
Of four was shown bF Mlz Shank
man. She explained how she has -eu-
acaTorcd to solve it,
John ShGnkmau Hetta's father de-
serted his wife last December Not
only did he leave his wife and chill
dren with no means OF sustenance. but
he left a debt of nearly SI00 for the
former 90 struggle With as best she
might And she and her daughter.
Yetta. and her son. Maurice II years
Of age, have struggled faithfully.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
weis.1.-Gerhart Real Estate Co.

The W~eisel-Gerhart Real Estate Company
report another active weeks business in
sales of West End homes and loans The
sales were as follows:
Sold the elegant residence known as
No. ATS Washington boulevard. with lot
40x150 feet, containing 10 rooms with re-
ception hall and all modern conYeniences.
for the account of James W. Garneau. for
the sun OF $500, to Edgar e. Rand, sec
rotary OF the Roberts. Johnson & Rand
Shoe Company. Mr.. Rand will make ex-
including a handsome stable. and will oc-
cupy the same as a home about May l.
The Mercantile Trust Company assisted
in the sale of this property.
Also sold for the account Of Julius c.
Seaman. the modern Groom Queen Anne
residence, No. 1911 Laclede avenue. with
lot 25x135 feet, for the sum OF $500, TO Mrs.
Adolph Baer.
Mrs. Baer purchased the property as an
investment, on account of its very low
price. The same has already e leased
for two years.
Also sold for the account Of James
Walsh. to Alice c. Salter, the property at
Nos. 4S2-4564 Mcmillan avenue, with lot
56x110 feet, improved with four fiat apart
ments of four and five rooms. for the sum
of 5000
This p has also sold several
other choice properties under contract,
among which is a very desirable property
on Market street. near Jefferson avenue,
particulars OF which sale will be given to
the public when the final papers are
passed. Also negotiated several loans in
the West End.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
Is oIlas & Briukop,

Tha following sales of Kollas & Brinkop
were reported yesterday:
No. 1925 Lami street, a two-story. eight
room. modern brick dwelling and two-story
brick stable: lot 25x125 feet. sold for the
account of Gustave F. Mueller and Rosa
Mueller TO Regina Thinker, who purchased
for a home; consideration, A,3OO.
No. 500 Nebraska avenue. a one-story,
four-room brick cottage. with fifty feet
of ground. for account of C. c. Crawford,
TO Fred. Zinselmeier, who purchased for a
home; consideration, s.. 800.
Sold lot 26N1i5 feet on west side of South
Broadway, just south of Keokuk street,
for account of f. A. Thomas. to Lorenz
Padbergi consideration. $3.50. Mr.. Pad
berg is the owner of the adjoining prop
erty. He purchased as an investment.
Sold lot 30x125 feet on north side of
Russell avenue, just west of Mississippi
avenue. from John Vetter and wife to
Maggie Weinsberg, wife of Doctor Julius
Weinsberg. who intends to erect a beau
tiful home in the near future; considera-
ton. $s,aS
Sold 25x125 feet on east side of Minne
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
G & Co.

McKernan & Co. report a very active
week. especially in fats and apartments.
Sales for the week were three in number.
one being a large downtown piece, partic-
ulars of which cannot be reported at the
present time.
They also sold for account OF F. A. Ban
lister to Miss Wilhelmina Crecellus the
single fiat No. 4426 Evans venue con-
tanning four and five rooms. bath. sepa-
rate furnaces, lot Zsxi60 feet. renting for
$50 a year. Purchased as an investment
for 3. 400.
Also sold for account of D. G.. Tut. a
client. the double set of fats, Nos. $751; TO
$751; Etzel avenue. lot 50x167 feet. contain
ing four apartments of four and five rooms
and all conveniences- These fats are rent
ed and were purchased as an investment
for $4,000.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
To DEMOLISH OLD
TRIN|TAR|AN CHURCH
Landmark on Locust Near Tenth
Street VIII Be Replaced by
Modern Building.
SITE SOLD FOR 100000.
Lot Once Disposed OF by J. B.. c.
Lucas for $500 to Be De
cupied by Business
House.

All that Is left Of the old First Trinita-
near Tenth street. will soon be torn down
to give way to a modern business house.
The property. which fronts 100 feet IN
the north line Of Locust, was sold last
week by the Mississippi Valley Trust
company TO the Gehner Realty and In
vestment Company. The Improvement of
the property will begin at the termination
OF u lease.
This property has a history. 1t was sold
by John b. G. Lucas IN 1872 for So, 40. The
selling price last week was $2O0.O0O. In
1852 it was acquired by John :. McCune,
Edwin r, Mason, Eliphalet NJ. Batch
ford, Rollin Clark. Stephen NJ. ISdgell.
John NJ. Avery and William S. Mckee,
trustees OF the First Trinitarian Consre-
S%ational Church of this city. Shortly aft
erward the church was erected upon this
property. where it stood until 1889. Then
it was cold to John b. Denvir and Samuel
Simmons. who remodel the old church
building for business purposes.
me east seyenty-twO feet was improved
with d siX-story brick building. This was
zone IN 1891 by the Simmons Hardware
company. which concern used the struc-
ture for many years as Il warehouse. Late
iy the building has been occupied by the
SoE!eton Dry Goods Company as a store
house.
Tn church property occupied the west
NIFTY feet II of late has been occupied
by the Century Electric Company. " hen
removed one CT ST. L.ouis's well-known
landmarks will have been obIiterated.
August Gehner. president of the Gehner
Realty Il investment Company, stated
yesterday that the property would be i'm
proved as soon as present tenants vacated,
some time next fan.
A tive-story modern building Is contem-
plated for the block, to meet the require
ments Of a prospective tenant, whose
name is withheld.
Mr.. Gehner considers Locust street prop
erty especially good at the present time
as an Investment, in view of the proposed
Improvement OF the street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
Ioreph $. Rothwen & Son.

Joseph S. Rothwell & Son report the TO-
lowing sales:
Sixty-two feet on the west sid Of North
Broadway, Nos. 26l5 to 2sl9. occupied by
three-story brick stores and fats. for ac-
coust of Frank J.. Roesar ell al, 10 a eli
ent for 5000.
Sold No. 1903 Stewart place. single set
four and five room fats. lot 25x123 feet FOR
account of Rose VI. Kennedy. TO Joseph b.
and Anna Mettler for $500.
Sold No. 5652 Won Eerseh avenue, a nine
room modern brick residence with lot
69x1S5 feet, for account of John l.. Brandt.
to Jennie e. Simmons OF East st. Louis.
for $3.50.
Sold No. Il40A Penrose street. a five room
frame, ha ring lot Jox125 feet. for account
Of a client of Frank J. Doherty, to E.
H. Haley. for 81
Sold lot 50x126 feet on the north side
OF Park avenue. twenty-five feet east
OF Virginia avenue. for account of Hen
~ Boemler, to David. H: McCarty Of
Montgomery City. No, for 5000.
Sold lot 5Ox137 feet south side Of Ffnney
avenue. liz feet east OF Newstead avenue.
for account of client of Frank J. DSusher-
~. to the firm Of Busch & Latta, for 1850.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27

Shoe Company. was closed last week by
the Mercantile Trust Company.
Ii is q very desirable residence OF zen
rooms. with all modern ConvsIitenceS' DC
cupying lot 4Gx1O feet. The property was
bought from James w Garncau for 500.
Mr.. Garneau. who is now in Florida. being
represented by the Weisels-Gerhart Real
Esti;t. Company.
The purchaser will make many
improvements on the property. including
the erection Of a large stable. Immediate
" after the improvements and decorations
are completed. about May j, Mr.. Rand and
his brother. Frank c. Rand. bachelors. VIII
take possession and maintain same as
heir fulnrr home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27

Charles +. Fogel reports the TOW
sales:
Lot COOKIES feet on tho northwest coi.ame
or blaine avenue and Kiemm street. IN In
$50; from Christian II. Prior and v i've
to John H. Mcclure, who bought for
No. 1918 President street. bctve foI
L.Tn and Wisconsin avenues. Il twin
story brick dwelling. containing s
rooms. attic and cellar. arranged for Nv
families. lot 24xiJO fcrt- SOLD for ESQ
from John uepp and Caroline Henp. his
wife. to- Jacob and Johanna LIetzl. who
purchased for q home
No. 763 Bayard avenue. between beimar
and Fountain avenues. a onc-Story frame
dwelling. containing six rooms ana cellar.
lot 3UxID feet. Sold for $3.50; from Mrs
Rosa Gill to Elizabeth Priest Leland.
who purchased for investment
No. 2lS0 Biddle street, Il one-StoTy
frame house, containing two rooms, lot
2JxI5S feet, sold for $3.50. from Erich
Lundts's heirs to Herman and solomon
Batavia, who purchased to improve.
Lot 34xl22 feet OF the south side Of
Flad avenue. between Thurman Doule-
ward and Klemm street, sold for So.
from II. /. Koenig to Harry = and
Lucinda Brown. who purchased to i'm
prove.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
St. Louis sonp Corporation.

The st. Louis Soap Company, a st.
Louis corporation. has nearly completed a
one-story soap factory on Winstanley ave-
nue., East St. Louis, near the Swift and
Armour packing plants. The building is
a frame structure. J0XlI0 feet. and will be
equipped with machinery and all modern
facilities for the manufacturing of laun-
dry and boTaN soaps. 1t is the intention.
later. to replace the present building with
u brick structure of greater capacity, and
to increase the business through the
Southwest