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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08

LITTLE G. LITTLE.
You VIII save time and money by com
lng direct TO us to buy real estate
t-rm. mod. br.. j.. front, 2th L. near
E1iistleLA rr-r-- s...ss.....s. IS 80
zo0yl# It., beautiful cor, ON 18th T.,
near 10th So. and good Arm frame.
barn, brick chicken coop etc. "a
arm frame. rents for Sl3. only ~
blocks from City and County bldg l2o
10-rm frame, adobe lined BATH
toilet electric lights, furnace, me
You cannot build the house for. 40
Beautiful corner on D, 3iaXs. -.....--- LOG
6-rn- br., bath etc, lot a1Iy ano
r. OF w. So. front. close i'm on
~ j.. bench -.-----.-- -r.------- 5-5F
Sio8 cash; balance monthly at per
cent
Elegant S-rm. pressed br., nearly
new. all modern cOuveniences, cor
lot n 80 20
Cor of I'd So and 10th H., z5zz5...... l.le
272Xl0 on III near 2d-,-.-.- .-------..,-. LOO
Beautiful 5-rm. pressed br.- modern
and nearly new, 18th j.. near LIST
Good 5-rm. Dr. and Tot 5x9. No. 653
So. % J. A bargain at.------ .------ $50,
4-Tm. Dr., lot Z.zElg, rs blocks from
Walkers store ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z, 10
Elegant 10-rm- thoroughly mod.
pressed br. on L. list So, sewer,
Near 9TH So. and 9Th W.. a good new
Arm. frame closet, pantry etc., LOO
e4IN CaSn.
S-Fm. pressed Or, pantry, closet, cell
lar, etc. fine lot near 8th So. and
$500 cash; balance s13 per month.
Fine S-rm. pressed bT-. porcelain
hath. toilet. u. L. So front on
81 81. .-s..,-.... q. t0l
T-rnl- frame, p0r. bath, toilet, y. t.,
new barn, lot 2ES and r. of W.. S.15
500 cash Located on Sd ST.
sE18 on 9Th So. near State.s............ 4 90,
axle, small house, 8th T. near Brig
nam -as-srrrr- 30.
This is - per cent below the market
6-rn- pressed br-, all mod including
furnace, barn, ~ blocks from Tenn
pie ---rrs r-rr-----r-- 8 llt
4L10 cor. on 9TH H. north of Lib
srty park .----------.. -.---, ---..--. l,05l
4-rm, brick fine little house, XXI
rods. So. front on ID St............... J. 65I
Best 7-ru1. 2-stOry pressed r a mod.
home in the city, for the price,
1t is in the best section Come i'm early
Monday morning and buy this before it is
gone. 1t viii sell quickly.
LITTLE & LITTLE, Z West Second So
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BOOMING HOUSE on East LIST South,
close i'm, Is rooms, nicely furnished: rent
$50. Splendid opportunity. Price 81 $50
TEN RODS on best part of Third
street; corner lot beautiful brick home
seven rooms, modern; room to build two
more houses s.
VERY CHEAP LOTS in Southeast
PRITCHARD & POE, 16S Main St
Tel. 1875.
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FRUIT LANDS ia the great ss,rs,,,-
20 Valley in California Tor ss7e ~ -.
mere IS where the great rush is now m
the west 20 that valley.
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sTRAYED

@Se-~~~-e-sN~~--~e-0-7-0-H
FROM 266 Canyon road, three milch
cows, all without horns. one red. few
spots Of white, one brown jersey the
other large black muley. Return to tne
above address or send word and be re-
warded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08

] have lots and houses anvN-bera vyo,,
want them on any kind Of terms. high
or low and can save you money BY com
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Trades! Business Chanees!E Western
lands In all Western Statest.l
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Eagle Block D.
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AUCTION SALES.

I -s~~>~~~~>e<>~-4~~~ySe~4
on Monday. May g. al 1890 M sharp
No II North State ST., the largest ami
finest lot of household goods sold this
year, cost over 5000. solid mahogany
parlOr rockers. oak and upholstered rock
crs. onyx and other tables. bookcases and
writing desks, clocks elegant Irt lace
curtains. some cost $50 pr paintings. ctCh-
ings- and steelS- oyer 4tf Naruz fine
carpets. some the best money can buy
elegant dining set cost 500, hail
tree and set cost SIS: electric fan
and globes. Haviland china. glass AND sill
VerWsrc. refrigerator. six bedrooms elr-
gantiy furnished. hair mattress pillows
and linen. Pier mirrors. linoieCm, Iot
rugs screens, office desk. Miller steCi
range, two gas ranges. and thousand
and one articles not mentioned.
Also on Thursday. May ~, att 1889 q.
m, No go South Seventh West ST.. parI0r
rockers, upright folding bed, mirror frout.
carpets lace curtains. extension and Ceu-
ter tables, brass trimmed beds. glass door
cupboard dishes and glassware range and
heating stoves iinOleum, lot pictures. los
carpets. tools and chest, refrigerator. gar
den tools and hose, ETC., exc. *. A. Am
drews, auctoneer
OUR housecleaning sale. Regular zoe
about 90 yards of velvet, mUUuette AK
minister and body brussels remnants ana
borders which we viii close our at zoe a
yard. sold regularly from SI25 TO s. 0G
Also . almost new carpets and rugs. iron
beds from 22.i5 zap. Everything else foe
complete housekeeping Iu proportion Ne
DraSZa FURNITURE Co... o. = Cd So
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IKNnATE

LYNDALE,
West side Liberty park. 9Th TO 9Th East
just plated, selling rapidly. ANY rea-
sOnable terms. Call early.
Hubbard Investment Co.. IS W. ID
South.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


George NJ McCouaughy Room s. Eagle
block. corner ~ So. and So. So. Temple
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assas@a=@ssse->s---s~4
Speciality or side ilHe w
tie GIANT 5000 soda fountain. 5000 per
day money every night Grant Ais. Coz
Pittsburg Pa.
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s-@~~-e~~N@~--~-"~'~N7~~-@~~~
ALL YOU want, Immediate delivers
Brown stone Co. No. II t. Isl Soufb
ST. Phone 277.
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AcCoRDIoN PLEATTNa
RUTTDTNa sToNE-

SUNBURSI and accordion pleatfnv.
AIRS. Jennens, a. East First South
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ADVERTISING solicitors, commission
or salary. Pickering ADV. Bureau, ~
Richards St.
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aFoNUMENTs- AND ToNBsToNEs.


UTAH Marble Works Cali on IS Cor
up-to-date WORK. % West Sc. Temple.
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A NAN u solicit advertising. at once.
Address = H. Herald.
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A. RICHTER.
l9 west First south st.
Telephone 6n

Telephone Oh.
A sacrifice. 3xsia rods on the corner of
ist and SITS, with S-TOOm mod. 2-stOry
frame, adobe lined furnace heat, bath,
etc. the cheapest property on the mar
ket; viii sell 10 for $3.50; 81 $50 cash. bal
anee, three years.
No. So 9Th St. 4-roOm mod. brick cot
tage, attic all fl0Ored, room for more
rooms, the lot 2l2X1O rods, $500; $500 cash
and 25 per month, including 8 per cent
interest
What do YOU think when YOU can buy
j acres. all under iuceTne. on 18th South.
about ~ miles over the Jordan river IA
shares Of water right, for $7502 $3.50 cash
and the balance on time. Three years
crop viii pay for the place
Near 9Th South and 81 East. an al
4-rOom brick cottage, large rooms. besides
new summer kitchen, the lot 3El0 rods.
and the price 81, 500, $3.50 cash and SO per
month and the interest.
Near the ID. & r. q. shops new mod
ern cottages. ] can sell at the right
price and the right terms
6sroOm brick. mod, on 9th North near
"a West, renting now for S25 per month,
can be bought for $500.
Property In all parts of the city. Don
Ta1I to see me.
A. Richter
10 West First South
Telephone 641.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
RELIEVE YOUR FINANCIAL STRESS
BY IMPROVING YOUR
VACANT LAND.

To tighten your fixed charges and keep
your income in line with your expeudi-
lures is your first duty.
IF you are open to reason YOU viii agree
that vacant land is a constant expense.
on account of taxes. special assessments
ana The interest which aCcumulates on
the investment
Actually the cost OF land doubles every
six years. if you figure z per cent COM
pound interest on the purchase price and
add the taxes. For Instance. land which
cost YOU 500 rod six years ago must be
sold for 800 a rod TO get out even.
There is only one safe ana feasible way
TO carry property, and that is to inn
prove it with suitable buildings and use
the income TO keep your skirts clear Of
financial embarrassment
THE Reavis System" OF home building
provides the only safe plan whereby own
ers Of vacant land can improve 10 with
buildings, without paying any cash down.
special feature is the partial pay
ments agreement whereby any part or all
OF the loan can be paid at any time, thus
reducing the interest TO about per. cent
The keaVts system aVFaugeS the
from the improvements pays both interest
and principal
another feature. granted at yOUr option.
provides that If the borrower dies. the
loan is fully satisfied at death-a splen-
did protection for mans widow.
Don read this announcement and then
forget the object &c teaches-tbe economic
but make mp your mind to act at once
and investigate the practical and bene-
fcent plan Of The Reayis System" Of
tees located ON the ground floor Security
Trust building 1924 Main street THE
4. O. NJ J. is Opposite"
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BOY 10 tend fountain. Lion Drug CO..
800 s. state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08

arm. frame, rents for Sl3. only ~
blocks from City and County bldg IL
I6-rm frame. adobe lined, bath,
toilet electric lights, furnace, fine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08

You VIII save time and money by com
ing direct TO us to buy real estate
t-TIn- mod. Dr.. j.. front. sth i. near
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08

z00Xl40 It., beautiful cor, on 18th T..
near 10th So, and good 4-rm- frame,
barn. brick chicken coop, etc. "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
LANpsCAPE GARDENTNG.

--eo-~- 49,, 80 -",~>~~-~--.
WALTER WILLIAMS, contractor for
making new lawns Lawn cuttin-
promptly attended TO- Address 757 s. SIN
West. Phone l3ib-L
NEW LAWNS made sodded or seeded:
cemetery lots specially. work guaran-
teed and given prompt attention Write
W. G. Wiscomb. rs ID St. OF phone 9l4-X
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08
ARRIVED
NEW NEGLIGEE
HATS

To the who is in doubt about the color
OF the summer suit ne will select: gun metal
grey and mild browns are the faVOrites
5-buttOn double breasted sack and nifty
cut in the 4-buttOH. single.breasted styles are
the suits that Dame Fashion is smiling most
FapturOusly upon just now.
Inasmuoh there is more than color in the
fabric. and more in making than material. will
add the pointer that if YOU want TO your
Clothing Money 90 the right way-head Siegel-
wards Suits SlO SIS. S8. $50. ETC.
- CARHARTT'S
HANDMADE EGazCAS 0p wopr ING
0AOA@11NU CLOTHES
81, IS, IS
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BUsTNEsS CHANCFs.

aA-a--~>>>A~.-~S>~~~~-e
500 SHARES now. sI000. Can we inter-
est YOU I'm a group of seven patented gold
mining claims which viii pay dividends
when deveIoped9 They are in the rich
est mineral district in Colorado; all show
rich mineral on the surface. Treasury
stock for sale for development purposes.
le per share Agents wanted who can
sell first class stock. Liberal commits
siOus. Write for information The Me-
Glelland Mountain Gold & Silver Mining
& Milling Co. 1893 18th ST., Denver, Colo
BIG earnings on your investment paid
weekly. particulars free; best references:
oldest and strongest concern. Flelshma2
q Co.. 1904 Broadway, n Il.
PER CENT on your investment paid
weekly in a legitimate cooperative in
vestment. no losses and the strongest of
references particulars free. Park, Dil-
Ion e Co.. Real Estate Board Bldg. Chi
cage.
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TRANSFERS and Iaborers. 500 ana
So per day, for Moapa. Nevada.
Dixon Employment Co. phone 93.N,
g. +. list So. Salt Lake city.
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HUBBARD INVESTMENT co. arc
selling OAKLEY.
If you see OAKLEY YOU will buy
Hubbard Investment Co., IS West %
South.
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You cannot build the house for.
Beautiful corner on y, 5iaXs.-...-.---
6-rm br. bath, etc, lot 31l0 and
r. of w. So. front close i'm on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08

WE ARE IN THE BUSINESS.
Have you seen that new Arm. house we
have on 10th South that we are going TO
ment?
OF. the broom mod. brick on 9Th south
for $2.3002
Or that pretty little orchard and arm.
house for S9002
Have We told YOU about that beautiful
home, 4 lots, fruit. lawn, shade, garden,
flowing well and 5-rm. house, for only
423o0I Termsf OF course.
Now let us tell you about some ranches.
Five acres on car line. $50 acre, 10
acres, 500; II acres, 81. 0O0-
40 acres improved, fine place, 1900
10-acre chicken ranch, 4-rOom house,
barn, coOps, 90 trees. flowing we'll; an
ideal place, $3.50 takes #. Easy terms.
We have only given a few samples of
the bargains we have Come up 70 Room
4, 131 Main, over the Bon Ton theatre.
buy a home.
The g. c. Richter Co. Be sure Of that
address. Phone 13fl-K.
H. J. MGOWN. CO.. No. 18I Main St.
Room 9.
BARGAINS.
5 650-4-room frame S. E.. very cheap.
Sl.C,0-4-FOOm newly painted adObe-lined
frame, very neat. Investigate this.
81 ,10o-4-r0Om, west side, cheap.
81, lyy-5-ToOm brick, good lot, close in
Sl2g9-5-room frame, n. E. snap.
81 2J0-5-roOm frame. adobe lined barn,
4Xl2 rods fruit (S60 worth each
YEAR,
81 .250-4-roOm, fine location, S. T.
81. 800-5-rOom modern. near depot
s.. 450-5-room house. near Tth y. and % So.
81 59O-5-roOm frame. Sd w and 80 n.
s1,50O4-room brick 10th S. and 1lth u.
81, S00--5-room brick mod, close in.
s, 000-6 snaps at this price.
g ,3e-1-rOOm mod, 4th St snap
s.. 60Q-5-rOum brick. III St snap.
s, 500-6-rOom mod. brick. s f.. cheapest
property we ever had for sale.
We have homes for all railroad men
Farms from - to 1900 acres. All
close in
II. J. McGown Co, Room 3. No. 131 s.
Main ov-ar Tyn- Tan sha1Fre
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CAPABLE girl for general housework;
30 washing 40 A ST.
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BOARD AND ROOMS


ROOMS and excellent table service az 1lt
Z J.. 18th South. Tel 1877.
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81 7o0-New 7-room brick, bath. etc. East
80 South
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H. NJ WEST q CO.. stock brokers. 81
y. 81. Walker Block. Tel. lg69-E
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MALE HELP WANTED.


MALE HELP WANTED.
Specially OF side llne, ~
tie giant 5000 soda fountain sly.'1 per
day, money every night Grant Ais o3'
Pittsburg, Pa
A NAN u solicit advertising. al once
Address r IL, Herald.
ADVERTISING solicitors. commission
or salary. Pickering Adv. Bureau, ~
Richards St.
BOY 10 tend fountain. Lion Drug CO..
59Z s. state
TEN good boys and young men, some
with horses. for work last halI OF wees.
call tomorrow from noon 10 D. M ~
Richards ST.
WANTED. people to know that so per
month viii Bdy Sl,gD Eause olQ lOt
with F. II. RICHMOND, room 80 Pro-
gress block.
WE make il our business TO look for
position tor you ia your ilns. ilt anu
register with US. InteTmountaln bureau
IS West Est So. 'PhCne 1888
sTpOCK.s Employment agency.
Mechanic and Labor Office.
50 w. 2rd s.. Street. Phone 464-
MEN TO learn the barber trade; weeks
complete; positions guaranteed tuition
0rs5 growing demand for our g-aduateSs
call or write for particulars 1fOler Barber
/ college, 60 Z. LIST So, Sals Lake City.
GOOD statesmen wanted to handle our
fountain pens as q side line liberal com
missions. Scritchfeld Pen Co., James
vile, Wis.
POLITICAL WORK-We want men to-
do light political work pleasant and ia-
Jeresrlngi good pay; previous experience
not essential; statesmen or solicitors pre-
ferred; state experience. Secretary Como
/ Blk, Cnicago
CANVASSERS to sell automatic screen
door caJchers. make big money gEclH-
, slYe territory sample. postpaid. Z5C. Au-
-omatlc Catch Co. Chicago.
TEN men wanted i'm each state TO tr.v-
81. tack signs and distribute circulars and
samples OF cur goods salary $50 per
3 month. s. per day for expenses kunI-
man Co., Dept $ &, Atlas Block, Chicago
NEN-AU barber work free at MoIers
Barber college, 50 +. 1st South.
Competent soda dispenser at Frank
lin s. Apply los Main St
WE WANT 10000 agents for greatest
household seller ever invented -Ctua.lT
sells IN every home. immense money
maker Tor agents, Send Zoe for complete
sample Of our large illustrated catalogue
Of agents SUI plies. Southern Mercantile
/ Co.. Dept. B Us Houston. Tex.
EXPERIENCED janitor and wife for
large building. Address Il g Herald.
UPHOLSTERER, ogden Furniture az
Carpet Co, Ogden, Utah.
-FOUR successful building and loan men
Of good address. who desire TO better
their condition. new line Of work. CAN
Saturday. 800 Atlas block
INDUSTRIOUS man or woman for
manager: S21 and expenses paid every
week; old. reliable house. Colonial, Cax-
1 ton. Chicago.
TWO first-class men to represent the
Gamble shepard Co. Call ber. so and I
Sunday, 123 Commercial block.
AT Elgin dairy. 4S Fast lst south St..
/ phone $50, bright boys 30 deliver Elgiu lee
I cream
TRANSFERS and Iaborers. 500 ana
sZ25 per day, Tor Moapa. Nevada
Dixon Employment Co. phone 923.N
gu E LIST So Salt Lake CITY
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-29
WANT LOCAL OPTION LAW
ProhibitiOnists Would Invoke the Aid
of the Initiative to Secure De-
sired Legislation.

Members Of the State Prohibition
Alliance are making a strong effort to
enact the local option law under the
initiative. The bill would allow local
option to counties, towns and precincts
as to traffic in Intoxicating beverages.
The Prohibition people must secure
signatures Of 1900 qualified voters on
a petition in order to initiate their
measure and they must file the petition
with r l. Dunbar, Secretary Of State,
not later than week from next Satur-
day Should they succeed, electors
will vote on the bill at the general
election next June. Should more votes
be cast for the bill than against it, in
the election, the measure will become
a law.
In that event, 10 per cent Of the
voters in any county, or in any sub
division Of any county, or in any pre-
cinct, can require an election in their
county on the question Of prohibiting
sale Of liquor. Should a majority of
the electors in the respective locality
declare themselves for prohibition,
any person therein who should sell
alcoholic beverage would be liable to
punishment.
Q. H. Cobb circulated a petition i'll
Dallas this week and secured con
siderable number of signers The pc
tition will forwarded to the Secretary
Of State at once.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-29
SHERIFF COMMITS SUICIDE
Henry II. Alderman, of TiIIamOok,
Kills Himself in Fit Of
Dependency.

Henry Fl. Alderman, Sheriff OF
Tillamook county, shot himself in his
own barn early Sunday morning,
death resulting instantly.
Sheriff Alderman had been seriously
ill for more than a month and in
addition to his physical troubles there
had arisen unfortunate gossip grow
ing out of dispute with accountants
regarding discrepancy in his books,
which he declared he could and would
make good in full.
Combined with his i'll health, his
financial troubles apparently unsettled
the Sheriff's mind temporarily, and
he became respondent. When he
arose Sunday morning he had appar-
emily no thought of committing the
deed, as he at once began the usual
routine.
About 7 80 o'clock he got up and
awakened the hired girl. Then he
apparently went Immediately to the
barn, short distance away.
When the girl went to the barn half
an hour after to milk she noticed
blood stains upon the ground floor.
Going to the upper floor she discover
ed the body of Sheriff Alderman lying
PROSTATE upon the boards. Evidently
when alone in the barn his respondent
condition boJ rOoobo5 i+e oIi,,oov o,J
prompted by his characteristic i'm
petuous nature, he had committed the
deed instantly. The pistol from which
he had sent bullet into his mouth
was lying few inches away.
Sheriff Alderman was about 40 years
of age. He had lived in Tillamook
county for many years, and had held
the office of Sheriff for the past seven
years. A month ago he made a trip
to the southern part of the county,
and there suffered a spell Of sickness
from which he never fully recovered.
He left wife and one child
The dead Sheriff was a member of
the Masonic order, as well as of the
Oddfellows, Knights of Pythias, Wood
men of the World and Ancient Order
of United Workmen.
The financial troubles reached their
height on last Friday, when a warrant
was made out for his arrest, it being
alleged that his accounts were $1,000
short. By his residence of many years
in Tillamook county Sheriff Alderman
had acquired property worth con-
siderably more than the sum said to
be missing. He also carried a heavy
life insurance. He had declared that
he was able to fully pay for any un-
conscious error in his books, and if
the report of the accountants is con-
firmed, this will be done A number
of friends have stood by him faith
fully, never doubling his integrity.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-29
Ned derIlnger Returns.

Ned Gerlinger Edward E. Garrick
returned Saturday from Chicago tc
his home in Portland. Mr. GerlingeI
has been with the ''Billionaire" Com
pany during the entire season and
returns to his home for a short visit
on account of the disbandment of the
millionaire" Company, whose ten
weeks engagement at the IrOquOis
Theater has been cancelled on account
of the fire. Nearly all Of the scenery
Of the company had been installed in
the theater and was destroyed by the
fire. Mr.. -Gerlinger is the youngest
son of L. Gerlinger of Portland.-Sun-
day Oregonian.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-29
Bidding Was Lively.

The Sheriff's sale Of real property to
satisfy delinquent taxes for the year
1902 was held at the courthouse, Fri
day forenoon. The amount of de-
linquent taxes was the smallest in the
history Of Polk county, only 1858 re-
naming unpaid on the roll when the
sale began. The bidding was spirit
ed, and the county was obliged to bid
in only two small tracts Of land. The
average rate Of interest bid was 20 per
cent. Deputy Clerk w. F. Nichols is
making good progress in the work Of
the 1903 roll, and it will be
in the Sheriff's hands for collection
about February 10.