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La Junta tribune., 1905-11-01
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Trade with II. G.. Todd.
Try the Xxi Dairy for milk. Cal
up black S94. f. S. Wildin.
LOsT-A pair of gold beads; suita
BILE reward will be paid if returned
to this Office.
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. S5l black;
night phone, 725 red.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co,
undertaking. embalming. Phone,
442 black; night phone, 462 red.
WANTED in growing
hardware, buggy and implement
business in La Junta. Address Box
663.
j. A. Murphy. editor of the Las
Animas Leader, and H. l.. Lubers.
the attorney. were La Junta visitors
Monday.
The North La Junta Sunday
School will give . basket social in
the school house Friday evening,
October Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Mills left Mon
day night for Kansas City, Mo-, to
make an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks Office Mon
day to James Davis and Ethel
Stokesberry. both Of La Junta.
George Little, a machinist Of the
Colorado 4 Southern shops at Trini-
dad. and formerly of La Junta, has
resigned his position and is now
located at Childress. Texas.
Joseph Hart, of Kendalrs, who
has been having a prolonged siege
Of typhoid fever. was able to be out
for the first time last Sunday. He
Is not quite as rotund rs of yore,
but time and three square meals a
day will remedy all things.
H. w. Adsmond, ex-county asses
sor, who is now leading the strenu-
Gus life on his farm near Manzanola,
was a county seat visitor Monday.
Mr.. Adsmond was looking for men
to assist in harvesting his beet crop.
He says the Arkansas Valley never
before experienced such difficulty in
securing help as during the past
season.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-01

Paints. oils. glass and brushes a,
the La Junta Hardware Company.
For painting, decorating and
paper hanging, call up Black 1901
Jack Devine.
For Rent-Two rooms: furnished
with bath. Inquire of w. II. Bark.
ley. Blue Front. Saloon.
WANTED Furnished house of four
or five rooms. Inquire of Mrs.
Joseph Hart. at McNeen's.
For shade trees, fruit trees.
shrubbery. etc., see Geo. A. Nidy.
Our stock is right; prices right.
George Minchen. who is convalesc-
ing from siege with typhoid fever,
is in Denver this week visiting
friends.
For RENT-Four room brick
house; bath; stone stable and out
buildings, two cisterns, etc. In
quire of Scott Stafford.
For SALE@Ten room frame
house: four lots. Belleview avenue
and Ohio street; price $1,000. if sold
at once; time on part if desired.
Inquire of J. NJ. Lyon.
Miller & Andrews on Monday
closed deal for the purchase of the
brick block in which the Palace
Drug Store and the Telephone Com
pany is located. 1t was owned by
Mrs. F. T. Lewis. The considera-
ton was 81, 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Gillen. accom-
panied by their sons, Charles and
Willie. who have been taking in the
sights of Southern California during
the past month, returned home last
Thursday night. Mr.. Gillen reports
a very enjoyable trip. California is
a great place for sight seeing and
getting rid of your surplus change.
Clarence Ten Eyck. who has been
yardmaster for the Santa Ee for the
last four years at albuquerque. has
accepted . position as superintend-
ent Of terminals for the st. Louis.
Iron Mountain & Northern Railway,
better known as the Iron Mountain
Road" at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. Ten Eyck was yardmaster at
La Junta for a year or more just
previous to going to Albuquerque.
and is well known here.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-01
SOLE A01vTS I0r
TR1OU&SE
KID GLOVES
$3.50
Timely Underwear Items

Muslin Drawers, wide H. S.
ruffle, with tucks, 25c.
French Corset Covers, lace trimmed,
drawn with ribbons, Soc.
Ladies Outing Flannel Skirts, Soc
and 75c.
Petticoats
Black Mercerized Petticoats,
made with fiOunce, finished ac-
Gordon pleating and ruffles, ad-
Unstable waist fastenings, S1.00
to $500.
Silk Petticoats made with flounce
of tucks and shirring, a fine skirt
for the price, $3.50. $500. $3.50.
Kimonas
Kimonas in fiannelette, new pat
tern and designs, 75e. S1.00. S1.25.
Long Robe Kimonas of flannelette,
trimmed with plain braids, $500
to $3.50.
Wrappers
Flannelette Wrappers, ruffles
over shoulder, braid trimming,
S1.0O. S1.25, S1.50.
New Gloves for Fall at
$1.25 Per Pair
If you want Gloves for street
wear at reasonable price and
want a good one, why not try
our STANDARD" P. X. DOgskin?
They come in 2-clasp, Paris
point embroidery and in colors
mode, tan, beaver, brown and
slate.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-01
A Warm Bed

Good qualities in bedding are
necessary to long service.
Warmth is the result of right
manufacture and good ma
terials. Inspect ours.
All Wool Blankets, full ia size,
tan and gray, with colored
border, $500.
Fine all wool Blankets, 11-4 size,
cOlors white, tan and gray, $3.50.
Ia Cotton Blankets, all white and
gray with colored borders, S1.25
and S1.50.
Extra heavy Notified Cotton
Blankets, Ia size, tan and
gray, S1.75.
Full size Crochet Spreads, Sl.25.
la size Marselles Spreads, fringed
cut corners, $3.50.
Extra Fine Fringed Spreads, plain
and cut corners, S3.o0.
Home made Cotton Down Comforts,
large size, S2.s0.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-01
Women's Knit Underwear

A special price of So. Is for two
suits of our best styles in
Women's Fine Woolen Sl.OO
Vests and Pants.
Heavy Cashmere Vests and Pants,
fine ribbed, nOn-shrinkable, two
suits, S3.75: each, S1.o0.
Heavy natural wool Vests and
Pants, two suits, s.. rs: each sl.00
Women's $l.OO Union Suits, special
two suit price for this week $3.50.
Medium and heavy weight Sea
Island cotton Union Suits, hand
trimmed, with silk, open. down
front, two suits, S1.5o.
Oneita Union Suits, natural wool,
mixed and heavy fleeced lined
cotton, open across chest, Sl.50
and 32.O0.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-01
DRUGS. STATIONERY. ETC.
kE n DAll'S.
Rain Goats

Cravenette Rain Coats, box
pleated, loose fitting back,
belted with two fancy buckles,
tucked cuffs and full sleeves, in
tan and OXfOrds, Sl250.
Cravenette Rain Coats, fancy side
pleated back forming very full
skirt. yoke effect and military
collar, in green, tan and Oxford,
$500.
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BACK FROM SEATTLE,
presiien, namberaor ~ Dply.wesl I'm
pressed Win Coast Cliy,

Jacob ", Bambcrger and Ernest BAN.
berger president and manager roBptc,
lively Of tho Daly.West Mining com.
pnny operating at Park city came In
from the northwest this morning, They
have been absent from tho city for
more Than u week looking after some
business matters
MT j, E, Bamborger says Seattle,
whore he spent several days, IN grow,
ing rapidly ana IN destined TO become
one OF the great cities Of the land. ~
saw u great deal Of Improvement work
going on there, said Mr., Bambergor
both IN the business and residence dis.
lrlcls Many new buildings are going
up, ana the city seems 10 be very pros.
porous indeed Of course the Alaska
klondlko business IN opening up now
and that cuts quite u figure at this
time.
u made somo Inquiry os to tho cost
Of transporting ore down Tho coast from
the mines of the Alaskan coast, and I
ma that this can be done very cheap.
~ The fact N, ore coming from ala.
lunco Of several hundred miles hv wa.
ter ~ delivered In seattle M an oN.
pcnsc NJ about " n ton, cheaper than
wr can ge, n transported to the smcl.
tors from some VI our nearby camps
seattle people are looking Tor q big
production from Alaskan mines this
year, but there is not a very big min.
Inn country 10 draw from IN tho tm.
mediate vicinity Of the Washington
metropolis"
while Mi pambtrger was greatly
impressed with the coast city Nnd ,lls
advantages he " not ready 10 admit
mat ~ advantages are greater than
those Of salt Lake ana when II comes
10 climate the northwest does not be-.
gin ~ compare with utah,
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aafasaHHHs
silver Peak looking W.

Nows from SILVER Peak II Of n most
encouraging nature, says the Goldneld
Sun, The country IN alive with pros
npoctorr, and II Ia reported that n num-
her Of promising locations have been
mnic
The mill Of the Mohawk. Alpine com,
rany N running night and day ana do.
Ing excellent work,
John Chlatoyioh expects 20 start his
mill ON q run Of several weeks com.
noncing the last Of the current month,
Development work N being started
ON number ~ properties IN the local
~ In the Palmetto range, southwest
~ SllYor Peak several properties nro
holng opened w which are said TO give
every indication ~ hQlng producing
mines Tho district IL enjoying quiet
boom ana several new nrme have open.
"a business houses there durlng tho
past few woohN
silver Peak boasts " plenty NJ water
for MI purposes ana Ia nm ideal place
for n mining camp, The several prop.
rrllca IN the district that are now on a.
raynig basis nre showing good and tho
outlook for the growth and develop.
ment NJ the camp IN exceedingly nat,
tCrlng
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FORENOON ON
There Was Not Much Activity 10
TIL, Pit During Todays
Early Sessions
BOSTON CON. IN DEMAND.
Nay Day Continues on III. Down Grade
New York Ncak--closlns
Quotations aud Sales

The summer dizziness seems 20 he on
In the Mining Exchange During the
forenoon forslona u total OF l2,0lS
shares were transferred for which was
paid H,6ipi5
May Day ana Now York were the
principal stocks sold, but both went nj
prices fully 30 per con, under the quo.
,ations ~ a month ago. For Consoll.
dated Mcrcur, 90 cents was bid, while
the stock WAS offered at b7h cents, with
no sales reported Again the DAILY
stocks were not m domond Now York
Bonanza and Wabash being he only
Park city stocks wanted No United
states stock was offered ana $40 was
the bid for n Whllo there were brok.
err ready % take Boston Consolidated
nj $40,
The CLOSING quotations and sales
were,
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In lod1y's markets California straw.
berries have Tor the time taken the
place Of the Hood River berries on ac.
count 81 heavy ralnslorms which have
prevented shipment NJ the fruit But
In a few days the Hood river berry
VIII be In evidence again Cherries are
scarce, ana prices sllff az the demand
~ the east IN 80 heavy that the fruit
there 10 bringing sees 20 1910 per box
whereas In this market not over sizes
Ia tlm can be realized,
Now Mediterranean sweets are In this
market from the coast, taking the place
~ nuvcle They ARE Juicy and Of Gno
llOVor Fine tomatoes are also 90 be
had In plenty, with n lnrgo demand,
Texas onions IN crates are finding a
strong demand on account Of their OK.
collon, quality aud condition cab.
bngos are also IN good demand and ara
In satisfactory condition Raspberrics
are few There ~ part Of n ear ~
lemons on the market that was intend.
ed for eastern consumption, The ear
caught fire M Provo, ana was PAR.
tally consumed, The part that was
saved was sent 10 this city for sale,
spring chickens are being received
from the southern part Of tho state,
and prices are easier. 81 70 81 per dozen
Al good demand, Fine geese and Ros.
linRs are within reach, The lsh mar.
ket II quio, and uncVontful meats are
unchanged and but slight chnnnis
have been made IN tho grain market
corn being the commodity affected,
Prices obtaining today are as follows
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CONCENTRATES,


W, 7 Lawrence expects 10 leave Tor
the hlko district IN Nevada tonight
The Uncle sam con, has two cars or
concentrates ni tho samplers today
James Movlchlc departed for Deep
creek today ana WIN be absent several
weeks,
Lafayette lllnohelt manager Of tho
NoWhoueo mines. hoa returned from
Colorado
The Anime Mining compinyof Amer.
lean Fork has acquired ADDITIONAL props
orly IN That district
The ore and bullion settlements 70.
ported late Yesterday By Mccormick 81
Co., were 1s follows crude ore and
concentrate $4,000 base bullion $780,
OOO, gold bullion $1,000,
An ARTIFICIAL fec plant win shortly be
Installed at the now town Of Newhouso
In NgNcr county ~ the announce
mont mndo hy Chicf MoNllurgiat bet.
lloH OF no NoNhouso mines
Tho fuWds OF ". j, pllheY cashier
of the TITAN Com Minlng company,
are very much concerned over the
|'NNIN''l W llN N'Nl|lN ~ NNN N'Nll
unWoll for several weeks, and his mnla.
dy has developed into a serious stage,
llo ~ NJ Neogh Wright hospital
W. j, Waugh, Mr. Gllos ana others
who are developing a me prospect
nhout 10 miles east u Beatty report
That they have ore that pans ana as.
says sufficient 10 warrant eooklng, The
richest stun ~ tale and luospur tho
latter being tho mmo character us
opened up on the Llgo Harris, Bull
fog Miner
KaWlch nullfog co, has begun work
of development ON u 80 foot nesue
vein ON their property east OF Beatty,
no ASSAYS run undor sl,ab on the sur,
face there II moro than u possibility
that Kowlch pulfrog WIN doyolopo M
10 a blk property on The "a claims
owned by tho company numerous
strong lodgcs have been found, showing
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surface assays and paintings which
warrant extensive development work.
TWO OF the claims owned by the com.
pany are situated about 1000 feet
northeast OF the shoshono mine IN tho
bullfrog district Bullfrog Miner
a telephone and telegraph connection
WIN Beatty Rhyollto, Tonopah and
boldncld VIII be contaminated within Q
couple of months Beatty capital VIII
put the line through and John e,
Lynch ono Of the officers ana slook'
holders OF tho company IN now IN Las
Vegas TO receive bids and mako ar'
ralHomonte for the Las Vegas head.
quarters Of Tho company The or
ganlsols Of the company ARE Thoe, w.
Edwards l., D. Porter A, y, Cush.
man G, II. Elliott Frank Bush, John
g, Lynch, Judge Ray and John Sellers
Tho Bullfrog Bank & Trust company
IL the organization ,--Lau Vegas Age,
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PRODUCE,



Chicago, May g5.~l'ayorablo weather
conditions IN tho northwest ana tho
southwest formed the basis Tor a strong
wheat market hero TO-DAY Froats we X
reported IN the Dakotas, Weather buronii
adYCcs from Missouri ana Kansas lhdl,
Gated heavy rains Throughout that Bfc,
ton # the country In edition 10 tho
cd by strength at Liverpool July opened
hgA tQ. IN hlRhor at on, 10 0lA, ON In.
oral selling by several prominent long
part " tho advance was lost July dcclIn
INK % o. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chlca
No reported receipts OF sOS cara against
tered around tho May delivery but owne
To scarcity Of oicllnga, th0 aetna, bus .
ness transacted N that option was small
AZ thg opening May touched q now high
Iio Sns Od MayN 1oy ne 9E eiBvol gOo6,
mSoGt'srsi" gscims L rcaSGl t g w j2n
wv ard sold on 70 VS. "'"''' '' W" 70
ivy Sa's opSpta ,shadc TO AqN hlgh-
ing @h the price reacted 10 SQep0s,
down q Hhndo at 1875
:, red, lo9ql ol no q hard, i,&Ipl %, No,
3 hard, i,olQl@ No !, northern lea
liSi N9,md, n9''hern' i0oailli No .,
Cori-,No , 6QaelN, No, B. 5000.
O0ts~No, y 30lSq3ii No, A coo
q Close. Wheat May 100 July poa.
Sept salt, Doc, AN,
torn-Moy @ July lptHiosl ola, ,ms
go sept vs. 3D. iibQloi Dec, iSl.
.. Oats May aNi July sos Sept asa
P,oork-Moy isis'si july ig,tssi Sept,
-. LaTd May IlNbi JNlN 1s,l. sept,
T. a., Now 7G0
Rlbs May 3lo July isst sept, 7HH.
Rye May, rs,
Flax Cash northwest, l,i5,
Timothy May 200
clover May lLUnlgN,
baflty-'Cnah, iMM
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FREE OFFERINGS
HALTED PRICE RISE
Opening Showed Wild, Advances
With an Active Demand Dis.
tributed Throughout List
AVERAGE LEVEL WENT DOWN.
Normal Dealing Marked by Further
Downward Move sec Losses Quite
General.

New York, May ?,.-oepnlns prices
showed Wide advances over last nlght and
there was an active demand distributed
throughout the list Liberal offerings
curhod thu rise IN many Of tho representa-
tive stocks, but special stocks continued
10 advance, ontario \ western was
heavily bought up 20 a04., Great North
crn preferred Rot up oIt, Realty and coh'
ual Of New Jersey ~ Twin Clly RAPID
Transit Ice preferred and Peoria 4
Eastern ana i0usvNlo n Nashville, At
canada southern, southern phcllie pre-.
iorrod Minneapolis ~ Paul ana enu |
siu Mario, Metropolitan street halfway,
Pressed steel car preferred ana Inoll'
Mall ] To ~, Rubber Goods declined Ia
some u lhC leaders were brought W Asl
WIN The dying out " me demand ptlc's
became almost motlonleas for u time
stocks then came on the market ana cur.
riod the average level back 10 below lal
nlghl Union Pacific lell fraction below
general, ran ~ point In New YORK rcn'
ltnl ana largo fraction I'm ~ Paul
Reading aud u number " other leaderh
bonds woro lrrogulur AZ noon
Further progress was made downward
10 nomlna! ullnEs, y, q o., south IN
Pacific preferred fonntssoo coal, Press
ed steel Car and Tobacco preferred sui.
fored lotes " to "a and Corn Products
prefouod M
DECLINES were Effected during the after.
noon cqual 90 previous advances IN a
large number ~ stocks that had been adj,
vanccd bclwon ana ~ points IN tho
morning Scarcely any " the active ep %.
culallYc fUN0rltcs escaped tharp losses,
the selling being large ana general In
character, Smeltlng fen ~ and Union
Pacific Northern pacllc, Missouri pac a.,
AiChlson Amnlgumated copper Colorado
Fuel and sugar 4 To Va
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here Tor Tho aummer and many men arc

here for the summer and many men are
coming IN every day,
There II not great deal going ON
NJ tho mlnoe Al arc waiting for the
snow 10 clear OF The Continental
Alta has ~ bucket tram In running
order after considerable dlllculty.
The Columbus Consolidated min IN
running steadily aud Nv turning ont a
good product,
The Albion IN working right along,
ana there ought 10 be some important
developments Wy the end Of the sum.
mer The Quincy the South Columbus,
the silver KIng the Bryan and the
Granite have small forces AT work
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IN ERICKSON DISTRICT,


Special C0rrcepoOdcnoo,
Euroka, May %, Tho Erickson min.
ing district In Toocl' county utah, has
been showing considerable activity of
late. Recent discoveries there of ore
bodies carrying hlgh values IN copper
have attracted much attention
Notable among the properties In that
section IN the Flying buchanan, D. pos,
poet owned by Herman lloush Timothy
Manlon ana other plrlios Of Grand
junction, Colo They had, for some
reason, followed the uppcr or hanging
wall OF the vein down an Incline for
over 100 feet, sklmming the uppcr sur,
face ~ the vein, In the ore NJ the above,
Timothy Manlon, the moMgor has
hoon directed 10 cross eat tho VEIN,
which n At least 30 feet thick,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, MAY &,--sughr raw, picady.
Fair ronnng, , li'l6, centrifugal NC test,
b,l6l m0luusoH sugar i.lG
Refined STEADY CWphod, 6G, powder.
ed, t,Ni GRADUATED, b,N,
Coffpc-Qulet No, z Rio, ~
Ruiler"sEaslor street prices extra
creamery, g2R22h official prices, cream.
cry, common 90 extra Wna9, state dairy.
common 10 extra lyH2lla
Cheese ana Epge-a Unchanged
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Captain pe Lamar Gets roothold IN Gold
tnmr,

\ deal Nae made Yesterday and
closed BY Captain De Lamar the we'll.
known mining man, whereby ho now
owns n group NJ sN claims lying ~
miles TO the cast NJ Goldnod, s0ya the
Goldncld News Assays from tho ml.
face Of ledge eight focl wide show
valued IN free milling ore from $40 20
$50 IN gold Tho claims were bough,
from Thompson q MuthoWa tho con.
slderalion being Sl000o,
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IIllda Mine Leased
gnoclnl Correspondence.

Lohi, May a. Theodore Symns has
leased the llllda mine In Reef Hollow,
which IN showing UP well IN values
who own a mine near simpson Springs,
are preparing "a shin ore which IN
showing up very we'll IN gold ana lead
values, Much deyelopment york has
been done by these gentlemen ON their
nina
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NEWS FROM ALTA,
comp Has Experienced Many stirring
bays This spring,

Alta, May ga Old residents OF tina
oNmp fay they have never experienced
such dfngrccAho weather here, There
were only four fair days between April
" aud May 49, The last four days
have boon fine, but snow IL falling
ngain tonight, The snow IL about three
locl deep here yet, ana may be half
mat az Alta, but II IN disappearing rap'
IDLY
There are several families already
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FORENOON sALrs.

Lower Mammoth l,l00 at 49,
May Day, 100 ~ 49, 400 at IAN 1000
nj i2N 500 At l2h
Boston Con, 100 NJ $40
Butlcr-Liboral, Aia NJ l2M 1000 AT 49,
New York nonan2n 200 at "a 100
NJ Hb ZOO NJ 81,
WABASH 100 at lb0,
OPEN BOARD SALES
Carisa 400 At lbh,
lngll 1000 NJ p
Sacramento, 800 M Nli
Totro, 800 az lsh
Thompson 900 al o.
REHABILITATION
Shares Value,
Regular cali utrruuuus0ia '?sl3 10
open board u,,tp,pDi0oo 316,2i
-ssrasHs-- sH..iaasa.s
Forenoon totals ,,,,l20B S26lO,fi
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wool.
ST. LOUIS

S. louls, May @,--Wool, steady Ter.
rltory and western mediums, $3.50, nnc
medium, 2in26 nuo, 2lN9],
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OGDEN a. RETURN. 800
Via ID. n II c., May 22nd,

Special train leaves salt Lake $3.50
p, m, Returning leaves Ogden II 100
r. m, Grand opening ~ tho Ogden
Bicycle Track Don't miss II.
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MEAT AND POULTRY.

q, H. a. !, H. Whtocnr Pattern. max.
ors, Gears, Sprockels, shtaYog, Mil ana
tmolter work a specially Esllmatos
eneorfully glyon, aI Reed g. Tel
1904 g.
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Nevada stocks

James A, Pollock n CO., brokers, 70.
ported the following quotations from
Ran Francisco todayi
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MISCELLANEOUS
TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

willard Snow II nj 10 Florence
Abrams lots and :, Gabbotte adj
ulUon ''s't'slnfi't,t''',t,,rtis W
A. llanauer IT,, 10 Phoebe A. MIL,
lor SSlgj fet, block 49, plat 9 90,
W, NJ, Mccullough OF nj TO H. NJ
keysor 2lsxl0 rods southeast from
northwest corner lot T. block ~,
plaN uu'ru'u'''t't'''isitt's
IT, l.. L. woodruff Q. q 70 AshDy
T. "","uuuo,,,ou,r,,,ur'u" $500
Willam n burton 10 Utah Copper
Goa northwest quarter OF The
northwest quarter " section is,
township south range 2 west 90, 100
Jane q, Freeze ct nj 10 Twenty.
nlth school district part sections
aud 4 township south, range ! 49,.
karen Mimtcn To- WnIiar" Roow,, '0''
linga t6,lNl15 ~ lot Q, block H. 10.
o"''R. iIo,hwGi' Of al To- Iitinn NJ "
Corgll, 2H rods, lot 2 block q
NRo 'nS e u" Hnfyyc,y; 10 j. 4" liar. ~
WV. ts9 rods n6rthvcst IRON
rods west of southeast corner Of
lol L. BLOCK ", plat A ,u,,,,u |
charles N, Lees ~ al 10 Ida E,
MhlIle,, Y Eods BY 81 foot IN lot l. d..
o'eeS l ,% g,Sl .soooc,..,,,mos n"Y"Y 20
cannon part sections II ana N,
township ] south, range west.
Charles W COOK II NJ 70 G. H. Er.
eanbIaek part G, W. cook lot,
August hlaison ot al 70 phlllp
b0hre, 3iSli0 feet lot ?, block ~,
q, y, Holmes ct vi 10 Frank Knox,
undivided v interest 10 rods by
HN feet lot block b. Plat A., $3.50
Missionary Society 90 scandinavian
NJ v church 9S3 rods southeast
rom northwest corner lot " block
T.. Lawrence 20 \, ln Valley l., a 4,
Coz part lot VI block ~, 6,Acre A., A
Mary l. Move 10 William ROwlInea,
part " lot ., block A. l0.aoTo A 4
l.. c. Jenloy 10 A, W. forman, lot
VI block o. plat H. Wilkes,
hlhgnam ..luu,lu,,ul,,u bD
state Of Utah TO william y burton
northwest quarter Of tho noflhwett
quarter u section Is, townRhlp 3
tonth, range 2 west n,,,,,,,.,,', "A
Mary r. Taylor 20 Mrs NJ W. vii
goN, rghl OF way aO W second
Fohln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
uoorgiopa Crashaw 10 clara smell
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ann.
" A. Miller 10 Utah Loan < BnIld. '''
ing association, @Sl& foot block
w, pat 9 "uu,un,u,,,,nnn. 100