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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
J,TTTT,H a I,ITTLH.


LITTLE d LITTLE.
1ox1o. mar Tenth East and Sixth soasn'
ios7. within ssx blocks Of etv and county
'Nt,s One Of the best warehouses tn sas o,sy,
with over 10000 square feet Of door space;
track running into property, elevator etc,
It would cost you the price asked TO erect
iox7 on Third street, $4,000.
7R5s2N on S51snam, nDss maa, gniysssy sssSs
This Is tho best hat site IA the city and
away below other property IN Same block.
wtll ssl1 for short time and on easy terms
l16Mxls2 feet corner, 17-room brick,
steam heat, two bath rooms complete; First
south near Second % Fast as slsS per foot and
Main street, Just opposite Governments
building, ut ss76 Per foot
Good four-room brick, city water, etc- lot
2Az1o; near R. q. by. depot. $500; $500
six-room brick; bath, toilet z. l.; nns
deep lot; near Brigham and G; S245o; very
sHax1s rods, tracksge with two fronts,
near Seventh South on Fourth West; S4250.
s2Ax165, on First South, bet. Second and
Third West. good nine-room house Oh II;
Corner, 5x1o rode, three-room frame, near
Sixth South and Fifth West. $1,000.
2Mr1o, First South, bet. Ninth and Tenth
East south frontage; sewer and sidewalk
2hz7 to alley on Second street; south
ircRf R1s1SEss S1Iss BLOCK ON SECOND SOUTH.
BETWEEN MAIN AND STATE. THAT
WILL PAY II PER CENT NET ON
MONEY INVESTED.
not be built for less than s25, 900. Mortgaged
for $4,000 at SIS Per cent. due In about
IT It viii pay II PER GENT NET on money
invested. Can Ioase for i've years. Prtce,
ioxsn, and alley in rear, corner OF Second
West and Eighth South. Ut will make five
building lots) s275o
4hx1o, best corner on Fifth street faces
southwest; (three building lots); $4,000.
Near Tenth East and Fourth South neat
four-room frame; pantry, closet; elec light
5000 cnsh $50 per month; $3.50.
Nine-room modern frame, cornor Of Second
and R; bath, toilet, electric lights, sl furnace,
$50 cash, $50 per month: $500.
5x10 on street; s11o0.
Close-in corner on State street for Ss5
2ox1o corner. trackage, on Fourth West;
$4,000.
$500 cash, $50 per month, $3.50.
Six-room frame; por- bath, etc. Waterloo
s170O
A choice big buy:
leo foet % on pa paved street, right IN the
throe story brick buildings on It, also 165
feet frontage, unimproved, that Will yield
large income II improved. The ground alone
10 worth easily $4,000, and the buildings
$4,000 We can deliver the whole thing
for $4,000.
2Nx1o rods First South, bet. Ninth and
Tenth East; facos south; sewer and sidewalk;
$4,000.
Scven-room brick por. bath, toilet, lava
tory, z. L., barn, cement walks, shrubbery,
etc.; solid brick partition walls In house;
lot 43L115, south front; northeast bench;
close I'M $4,000. Good torms; good buy.
Three-room frame; city water; barn, etc.;
lot 75x126 TO alley; Waterloo; $500.
Seven-room brick, 60x130 feet; near Ninth
East and Tenth South; S265o: $3.50 cash, $50
per month, WITHOUT INTEREST.
40-foot building lots on Third West and
Fourth North, $3.50; cheap,
LITTLE LITTLE,
Under National Bank OF Republic
bS11
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MEEK6 & LYNCH,
S15 and SIC Atlas Block.

MEEH6 4 LYNCH,
S15 and SIC Atlas Block.
Boil phone 267e-Y.
S4l00-Beautiful new modern white pressed
brick, fne corner lot; faces south
and east on First street; very fine.
A lovely home. No. 102,
32Sb0-Six rooms, modern brick: fine corner
$2s5o-Five-room modern brick; sewer con-
nection: bath, ETC.; south front
First street.
eS16o-New modern hve.room red prossod
brick, on Ninth East, Ninth South,
terms. No, 9l
sSsoo-Elogant now white pressed brick, fvo
rooms; 4oI146 lot TO alley: Ninth
East. A beautiful home, lawns, etc.
No. Jog.
s160o-Four-room brick, barn, etc.; lot 2x1o;
on Eighth Esst, Ninth South.
S25oo-New four-room white pressed brick;
lot 5ox15o; on Eighth East,
s6oO0-Eight-room new rod pressed brick; AL
modern; fine location.
916oo-4I1o, vacant, on Fifth East.
s21o0-6z10, vacant, Seventh South.
S29o0-A bargain; 4X10, on Second street
Canyon road; south front.
9420o-Sx8M, corner on South Tomplo;
faces south and east; two houses;
rent S25 month.
S90o-2Hexe on Seventh East
SS26-2Xe and rod alley, Seventh East.
Sevcnty-two lots IN Poplar Grove. will
sell these at $4,000 per lot. You can't beat
this bargain IN town
S3000-Takes 10 acres, Second West near
Twelfth South.
MEEKS & LYNCH
s16 and 3le Atlas Block,
Bell phone 2579-Y, bS1o
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MPLB BARGAINS,

EMPLE BARGAINS.
East Side.
1,ccnd street, 8 rooms, with bath,
Q. J., mantel and cellar.
|-1e-room. mod on Ninth East;
LINT walk, lawn and shade; lot
'zsb7-
L6nntiful now, up-to-date home;
-ment under entire house; fur
q room, laundry, fruit cellar,
age room; parlor, 2sI13; bed
naa, 1928 and 16Xla; go feet
! oxcheB.
zI-room mod: cement walk, fms
-, shade; $3.50 down and $50
7Lmonth.
n-room. pore. bath, furnace, CO.
- walk, nice lawn and south
lyeoms, on Bryan avonue; $500
- and Se.e5 per month.
West Side.
3our-room cream brick, cement
~; Eighth West and Second So.
H. room, pore. bath, o. l.; $500
Ia and S26 per month.
toom mod, terms; 7th West.
7dfnl nve-room mod; fence, &C.
! walk all round.
Building Lots.
on State st.-S1o6o.
ynst Second So.-S150o,
ieventh East-S1l5o.
Second st.-S115o.
T. LITTLE g. CO.,
1)e-210 Atlas Block.
3oth phones. 284s. bSos
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oUR MOTTO:
sALES IN REAL ESTATE.

OOG b1OITO:
4ALEs IN REAL ESTATE.
down and $40 per month will
. good building lot, facing
n on Eighth South street, near
"a East street. This Is worth
q: investigation.
sce four-room frame house, SI1O
! lot, shade, lawn, fruit trees,
rwals, otc.. on Eighth South ST.,
Ninth East st.
5ur-Toom now press brick cot
on West Temple street, near
itn South street; 54z157 foot
sBhade, etc.
ys-room mod brick cottage. on
81 East street, just south Of 7th
IN street; 2Nx7N rods of
4nd, sidewalk, Bhade, lnwn, etc.;
IN payments.
.ve-room modern brick cottage, on
Ia East street. near Seventh So.
'efi 21az7 rods OF ground.
Fo-room modern brick cottage, on
1th South street, near Seventh
10 street; 2Rx7h rods OF
[lve-room modern brick, on Sixth
e street, just south OF Sixth So.
let, one OF tho finest residences
sshis part OF the city.
ve-room modern brick, on Fifth
= street, Just south OF Sixth So,
ct; 2Ia rods by ITO foet lot, on
II car limo.
are only q few Of our bargains,
a in all parts of the city, at all
zould be glad TO have you call
|es ms show you what We have.
20 by listing your property with
10 the buyers,
ZEAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
300. New Herald Building.
Both phones, s74. bsos
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REAL ESTATE
! BROTHERS,,

y
BROTHERS,
~ rfroot "Gyound Floor"
Mad: "yackaBsaB' hede - 20
NJ, a1a sat oates, and to hold
fhnt horses' heds Is 70 steer
cs<s oass, and cats heds Is rat
Hn< has nothing 20 do with
ltls5ur head should have brains.
pheuld steer you TO Tuttlo
RL l6S Main street. the live
* they can sell your place or
sT They do business.
- Instructed Us to sell e3 acres
~ by both roads between this
i$d ths greatest smelter city In
~ Han Pedro road has b side
SHud now and the Government
= the Riter P. o. there. Now,
,Sepeculators tell us what the
~; Fou can hnve this for $1,000
~ ls not there yet; II It were,
s1buy 81 for less than 100000.
Sses Ia Poplar Grove; $50 each.
t1 near Eighth West and First
N 5000 eaoh. Make offer.
Ssugt sell.
M modern pressed brick cot
\ 5nt, on Fourth street near E
: s6to- A very desirable home;
So $4,000. Cheaper than you
ID corner, northwest corner OF
D. and State streets: 10 rods
, for drug store, grocery, meat
= This property will be sold
!, once TO settle estate.
. and chicken ranch, 20 acres,
>>ity; four-room house, pantry,
y cellar, etc.; fine repair, good
Wy water right; 100 fruit trees,
ny bushes; 1000 strawberry
love Of trees; lnTge barn; Little
Seam runs through. This prop
n zking Of one OF tho best places
! Only $4,000 today; don't need
$500 to $4,000, everywhere.
tuzng to call and talk over our
SoE Instance, we can sell you
\ new four-room pressed brick
ttonne. A Denver owner says
property at once for S25O0.
Qada man says, sell my Brigham
Nix $4,000, with 5x10 rods and
i1nfs; cost much moro. And
~ over a million dollars worth
s1oluetvely, many Of which are
/, fine soven-room modern brick
NTH street for $3.50. near L
south frontage, magnificent
, rery kind Of property-every-
Se1y help you; can't you under
nth such an immense list OF
on our list, that We
. control OFF, That many OF
are Offering thoir property un-
lf7 That's the way to get real
are arc seven az" (7) men in
active real estate men
from $3.50 ELL 600 p. H.
me TO receive you, and help you,
Tee you, glad TO sell you. Both
I. new depot site, hne double
20 rods, modern house; can be
4 perfect title for only $500;
|, adjoining south ond Of capitol
'2O8 fest; two street fronts,
me lots; for only $3.50. Moth
lt when this is gone. One Of
tffful lots in the world.
MOTHERS, 16S Main street.
{ bso7
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

WE GIVE you THE HOUSE.
Tho lot alone is worth the price asked
for the entIs property The oSS SOuse ,dnd Is
ton. with bath, toilet, cement walks, barn,
etc., and lot s1x1ss feet; located near
Fourth East and Third South; finest rest-
value constantly. Prico, $4,000; Just what
the lot tB worth.
HERE'S ANoTHnR GOOD BUY-NMH-
room pressed brick, near Fourth East and
Third South, with bath, toilet, furnace, elee,
lights, coment walks, etc; sAxs rods Of
IN hardwood. The house could not be du-
plicated today for $4,000; tho lot Is bar
gain at $4,000. Total value, $4,000, for
$500. SEQ US at once about It. Snaps arc
scarce.
ANOTHER BARGAM-AN BIGHT-RooM
lot, lox125 feet; sewer, cement walks, right
Of way, etc.i' close in; east side; $500.
GOOD s1x-RooM HOUSE, $500, Lot,
6oE125, southeast.
s1E-RooM, Two.sToRY BRICK, g. E.
for $1,000. GREAT BARGAIN.
5000 cash and $40 monthly buys good Ave
room house, southeast, on car line; lot, 50S
lao feet; price, S14oo.
VACANT LOTS.
43x11b feet 20 alleyway, Seventh sast and
Sixth South, $3.50.
Corner on Seventh East same size; $1,000.
Ssx121 feet to alleyway, near Seventh East
and Sixth South: $3.50.
41Ax110 feet TO alley; corner near Fourth
South and Thirteenth East; $3.50.
Aox72H feet, near Fourth South and Thir-
teenth East; $500. Wnl accept easy terms
on any OF these.
41Az116 feet TO aueyway, Ninth East
noar Fifth South, $3.50.
4eHx115 feet to alley corner Ninth East
and Fifth South; $1,000.
Lots on Jefferson street, near West Temple
and Ninth south; facing east or west; size,
25x146 TO nlleyway; s2T5 each. Only few
left and those remaining VIII be advanced
70 $500 each soon. BETTER SEE US NOW.
2h17h corner on Eighth ST.; $3.50.
Two lots, Emerson avenue. Eleventh East.
Tenth South; $3.50.
2xs rods. near Sixth South and Main
$3.50.
Throe lots, corner Tenth South and Sixth
East; S626. groat bargain.
zzlo rods, Fifth East near Seventh South
$3.50.
41Mx166 feet, on Twelfth East near
Fourth South. Make offer; owner anxious to
SELL
INVESTMENT AND INCOME PROPERTY.
6sxos feot, North Temple, State street,
hue for fats; real bargain. Sec US for
price.
a3ox33o foct, Eighth South near Main;
good for terraces in front and cottages IN
rear, or Il cut up into lots will pay You
good proAt; $4,000. A great bargain;
only four blocks from postoffice.
Two double houses. three blocks from post
Office; 6I9 rod lot; houses rent for $40
monthly; price, $4,000; IL per cent on the
Investment.
Double house OF Bir rooms each side;
new pressed brick; bath, sewer, ETC.; best
residence section, northeast; rental value, $50
monthly, which is IL per cont interest on
the investment. Price. $500. A GREAT
BARGAIN.
These nre samples from our largo list.
Sec us.
PETERSON &. z. & INV. CO.,
$50 SOUTH MAIN. bS77
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FOR SAIE-REAL ESTATE


WEST FRONT,
NORTH sTArh
THIS LOT ApJorNs TIE s1TB
Reserved FOB THE
GOVERNORS MANSION.
STREET TO BE PAVED
THIS YEAR.
SIDEWALKS NOW IN.
ELEGANT VIEW
OF THE ENTIRE CITY.
OUT OF THE DUST AND SMOKE,
WHERE YOU ALWAYS HAVE
A COOL CANYON BREEZE.
$4,000 PER FOOT.
WILL SELL
ALL
OR PART
HOUSTON REAL, ESTATE NV CO.,
261 so. MAIN ST.
PHONES 27.
bs16
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MIDSUMMER BARGAINS.

MIDSUMMER BARGAINS.
a good six-rocm brick cottage, four Eooms
downstairs and two up, pore bath tub. csllsr
CLOG lgnts, cement walk around tho house,
lawn front and back, near 9th East and End
South, all for $4,000.
A good four-room brick cottage, pantry and
closet, city water IN, elec Hghts, on the
northwest side; S250o; can arrange terms.
neat four-room brick cottage, bath room
tbnt no tub), pantry, closet, cellar cleo,
ngnts, southeast, in court, S1700; easy
terms.
Wo can ft you out In anything In the real
estate line.
Ranck Real Estate & Invt. Co., suite PSI,
D. T. Walker blk. bIle
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<SUST ONE LEFT.

fSUsT ONE LEFT.
ltne modern red pressed brick
4 nve large rooms. nice reception
I'm, etc. This house was built
jr for a homc, who has boen
Eapd is now forced to sail. The
LTa large ono, and is located IN
9ence part OF the city.
LIZ. HOMESEEKER,
|Fou, II yon want q nice cottage
price that fs right, to act quick
\ place.
LAR & CO., e3ia w. 2ND SO.
r b314
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WHEN YOU CAN BUY, ON
Z, a. 7-room, two story modern
= OF the best street8 in the city?
70 reception hall. parlor. dining
n. pantry and collar; four bed
closets to each; bath and all
convenicncey. The architecture
improved upon. The lot a 2xp.
y way, ID worth half what we are
one twig or spear Of grass could
nat would add TO it'J beauty.
e city ana will sell ut q sacri.
IN yent. $3.50.
'4WALTER g. SERMON,
'27-32s Atlas Block,
b Bell phone $685.. a2o24
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


HOMER RoBERrsoN
ovANDA ADDITION.
BETWEEN
18th AND 18TH SOUTH STREETS
srH AND 9TH EAST STREETS.
AT FROM
s1s5 TO s526.
EASY TERMS;
INTEREST OR TAXES.
HOMER & ROBERTSON,
DBsBRET NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH sTs.,
BOTH PHONES 1&2 b351
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'IT PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
IT W. SECOND so. st,
MEMBERS REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATION.
s2hx165 feot, with an eight
room modern brick house; good
location, northwest; house 10
Grst-clasG In every respect; in
terror finish hardwood. Price
quoted is for cash. Gan mako
terms by adding little to tho
purchase price.
$4,000.
33x166 feet to alley. A now
fve-room pressed brick, strictly
modern, with furnace; largo
basement, with laundry; east
front on best street northwest.
There is nothing amer on shs
market at any prizes.
Sl4oo.
A hve-room brick cottage IN
Waterloo; 50-foot lot, we'll I'm
proved. Gan sell this for 5000
cash and $40 per month, There
arc fow such bargains on tho
market at the present timo.
Better look it up first thing
Monday morning.
5000.
40 feet on Ninth East, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth South.
5000. .
80 feet on Ninth Enst, Just
south Of Ninth South.
Corner on Ninth East, 20 II.
by 157 foot.
Two 25-foot lots on Park ave-
nue., Inglewood
$1,000.
That vacant corner in Pop
perton is still for SALE $500
sure money; impossible TO lose.
$500.
Twenty acres in Mil Creek.
FirSt-claBs water right; very
fair farmhouse and othor i'm
provemcnts TO correspond A
hno stream OF living water
through one ten acres, which
cuts the corner Of the other ton.
Good soil, adapted TO any kind
OF farm crops, vegetables or
fruit. The land fronts on two
streets and we do not believe
1t could DO duplicated In Salt
Lake county for $4,000. Timo
Will be given on portion Of ths
purchase prico.
$500.
The eight-room house or Rio
GTande avenue is still on tho
market. $500 cash and balance
lilso ront. We might shade those
figures little to- mako o salo
this week, House Is vacant
and can bo occupied at once.
This ad. appears but once;
cut II out for reference.
DROP nv AND TALK IT
OVER"
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$500.
Fiyo-room frame. adobe-l -linod cottage, near
Sixth West and FIRST North; lot, Sz5 rods.
$4,000.
Handsome six-room modern two-stoTy
brick; furnace; lot, 2RaN10; Third street.
S25o0.
Seven-room modern two-story residence; I;
lot, 2rS rods and night OF way; northeast
near Brigham.
$3.50.
beautiful cottage, northeast; east front;
connected with sower: south Of Third street
$500.
Scven-room mod brand new; all modern
south front on Third street
$4,000.
Fiye-room modern cottage; connected with
sewer; north on Second West; close in.
$1,000.
aMx7 rods, Hve.room brick; east side,
near Third South. Is's bargain.
S2100.
$50 West Third South, modern cottage,
frst-class repairs: lot, 35x140 feet TO alley.
A. RICHTER, 10 West FIRST South street
Phones 641. b306
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ORDER os NOTICE THEREON.


DISTRICT OF UTAH
On this dth day Of August. A. D. 1906.
on reading tho foregoing petition, IL Is or
dcrod by tho court that q hearing be had
upon tho same on tho 11th day OF August.
A. D. 1905, before said court, ut Salt Lake
CITY, in said district. Mt ten O'Clock In the
forenoon, aud that notice thereof be pub
liohed In The Salt Lake Tribune, q nows-
paper printed In said district and that all
known creditors and other persons IN In
terest mcy appear at the said time and place
and show cause, II any thoy have, why the
prayer OF tho said petitioner should not be
granted.
And II is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail TO all
known creditors copies Of said petition snd
this order. addressed 10 them at their places
OF residence as stated.
w!tnoss tho Honorable John A. Marshall,
Judge OF tho said District court and the
seal thereof, at Salt Lake City, IN said dts
trict, On the 4th day OF August, A. D. 1905.
Attest:
JERRoLD R. LETOHER, Olert.
BY Margaret B. Connen. Deputy Clerk.