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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
oUR MOTTO.
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE.

QUICh SALBS IN ZEAL ESTATE.
S1.too oo--Four.room frame cottage, 5ox125-
foot lot, $500 down and $40 per
month; southeast.
1850. .oo-Four- room frame house, 3x10 rod
lot, shade, lawn, fruit trees, ETC..
on Eighth South street, near 9th
East.
1000 .oo-Four.roo brick cottage, red
pressed brick, nice lot, beautiful
howers, shade, lawn, fenced,
chicken runs, etc; can make
terms to good party; near eth
South and Ninth East streets,
1850. oo-Five-room modern brick cottage,
facing South, on First street,
connected with sewer; entirely
modern, except furnace.
5000 oo-Ftve room modern brick cottage
on Eighth South street. 3x10 rod5
of ground; good barn, lawn, etc.
$500 .0o-Etght-roop1 modern brick, two
stories, 5x5 rods Of ground, barn;
oil il good condition. facing on
Eighth South. This is sonic
thing that you cannot get every
day IN The year.
1000. co-0ne Of tho most modern up-to
date s,x-room brick houses on
Sixth East street; two nice man
tells, furnace heat, bath, toilet;
lawn, fowers, shade, everything
needed TO make nice home.
The above are only few Of our bargains.
II you will call on us, we would be glad TO
go over our list with you and find what you
want.
List your property with us for quick sales;
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MBNT CO., rooms 3oo-sot Nsw Herald
Building. Both phones t74. b1394
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOI,DERS

Notice is hereby given that special meet.
ing OF the stockholders OF the Ely Mining
ha, been called and will be held al the
oficc OF tho president. Room 500, Atlas
Block West Second South Street. Salt Lake
City. Utah. on Monday, the 9rd day of Sep.
tcmber 1906. at o'clock p. m Of that
day, for tho purpose OF ratifying. adopting.
approving and confirming the resolutions o!
tho Boa-d OF Directors authorizing the
Presiden, snd Secretary 20 execute and de.
liver, and tho acts OF such officers Ia cxccu,
ting and delivering. lease for Is months
OF and contract to sell and option 10 pur.
chase. all the mining property of tho cor.
poration for $3.50. 100000 purchase price, pay.
ablo S15, 900 90 down and Sl35. 10000 on or
before February l, 1908. and deed OF con.
voynnco OF all said property placed in
escrow for delivery TO the owner and holder
OF said contract OF sale and option tho
payment Of the balance OF the purchase price.
BY order of the Board.
VIM NJ. BRADLEY. President.
VIM. B. SPRAGUE, Secretary. b1o@T
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ss a VAST DIFrEaENoE mn
s sSss nat is built upon the rocT nS
a. ss' n built upon the s sanS sgSK \
,Sisnm s man who, when buvGmg 9mga 3.
4 ona Istween the two. A hnuas
"a s snr oi a refrigerator on INA tSs
=; asSm summer and q furnaos sn ,onrs tns
ho',.ss IN winter Ia what misht %
|th On. mat ~. Is built upon the he
d a Az S.! ~ the ridicuiouslS ,on v1
|lntilssssaas sas twelve-inch walls nins iT%
~ jsvsat ja rooms. with closs.s o 20
<1ry sssastosy, eva bath. two 'iesi tosss,s 70
L iSS ans fruit n cellar. ali comsss, s8a,sss.
>lrsstss s1r ar On car line and on nn.
.,a e. Abundancs OF OF 40 ,S., SHx1o.
sfiss u you havenst mi AVN, W. !.
s,ss,s, = saa US for \ .hS io,lp' purchase. 81 80,
any amount on u"; tl,u ~ n,'so VIC
81, ss q, q SERMON, soz 400
.phons s5s5-X. '1h5IsSs hisSs
ss2,,ss ~ SALES THU
~ se. Main a. .s,.
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TuTT1E BROS, NO. 1873 MAIN st,

TUTTLB BROS, NO. 1873 MAIN ST.,
Ground Floor.
H. w. cor. 4th and SITS, 4S7 ard Ar. no.,
rents for $50, sell for $500, easy terlnD-
price only s2soo--No. 7s1 1st ST., Ar. fr.,
electric lighted, modern, sewer connected,
Fine building lots on N. z. bench. from s45o
to $4,000, with city water, sewer, walks, etc..
based on size Of lot and location; cannot be
equaled-No. 487 9th ST., ar. bk., pantry,
closet, cellar, G. l., water in ho., lot 47x7s,
$4,000, 5000 down and s25 per mo.-No.
4 Montague st. (ard w, 9th so). 6-r. pr. bk.,
mod, closets, pantry, barn. chicken runs,
ley, prlce s2o00-No. 86 N ST., 3-r. blk.
cot, city water, nice location, s1ooo--on
1st St, close in, o-room pr br., modern,
corner, Ar. pr. biz, only s1soo---151
etc, s235o-5-acre tract on East side State
snR o as No out coca oH ii
Grove add, $50 eaoh---2 fine lots near 9Th
W and 1ss So. sts 5000 each; make offer,
properties assured. Call and soc US; We will
be pleased to give you all particulars. We
have other bargains, but these are worth your
while. Call on Tuttlo Bros, No. 163 Main
street, lat floor. ''Get in on the ground
floor" bl395
$500 BUYS MODERN s-RooM HOUSE;
East bench, nice lot, shade and lawn; good
terms.
s25oo-s. E., Groom brick; lot eor125 r.; !;
shade and fruit trees.
$1,000 buyu 4 beautiful building lots. 8. a.,
city water, sidewalks, otc.; owner going
away.
s25oo-4A acres State ropd, swsn cot
tage, shed, etc.
$500 buys 5-acre tract, west on ard
South st.; big frontage;
2. J. WILLS,
Is w. 2nd South,
Rooms 20 and 81,
Morlnn Block. b1S96
$4,000.
Home on 9th ST., Arm
pore. bath, toilet, ETC.;
This wont last.
b14a5
WEIR. So W. aEp SOUTH.
S3eoo-7-room two-story brick, lot 40x14S
IT., eth E., near ard South
s24oo-New 5-room brick, bath, toilet, etc.,
near 9th South and West Temple
s2ooo-5-room brick, lot 3x1o rods, 18th
se6o-2hx7 rods, 9Th s., near 11th E;
S750-sx7M rods, 11th E. near 5th SO.
s1ooo-52x165 IT., 7th S., near 9th y
SlEoo-1oZAGoV Ae-b oSn W., ucdL oSn op.'
corner.
sleoo-lS0x14o IT,, cor eth w. and 9th &c.
$7oO-1o6hxl45 IT., cor, West side, hno
shade city wGter, car line.
Weir Sc w. End South. blS97
E. E. cAsADY g. CO., 4o7 ATLAS BLK
Elegant 2-story 7-r pr. b., bath, toilet o.
l., East 3rd So; must sell; $3.50,
On E. Bench, OR. cottage, bath. toilet o.
l., mantel, hall, comont walks; $2650; $500
cash, bal S25 per mo.
On end St, 5-r, mod; $4,000, $500 cash,
bal. S26 per mo.
5-r. mod. D. b., East End So.; $3.50,
North bench, bot. and and 3rd at, 6-r,
mod; S2500.
5-r. mod, Sl75o; 5000 cash, bal. s25 per
mo.
North bench. Ar. cottage; S1250; owner
leaving city and must sell.
E. e. Ca5ady & Co., 4o7 Atlas blk. Bell
'phone 2227 b139S
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$4,000 HOME

$4,000 HOME
5-rm. mod. with largo basement and hoored
for 9 rms. in attic, natural finish wood
work, mantel, pore. bath, toilet and basin;
lot cor. on nor bench SO #. frontage: cash
OF terms; house nearly new
GODDARD, 81 East 1st So. st. bi443
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ops or GROUND WITH
r ~ brick cottage, 9th
nsar Country club 'n
|r6coa snads' best kind Of
Only S225o.
N ~ payment win take IL.
'eakins, no. rs Idaiu
b1s3s
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- AND TWO HOUSES MEN:
*<,hnno yesterday as being sold
fsrst Co. the day before should
,1rr tse past week. We hops 20
= ssr,ine week, ss we have some
ssrrsins ever offered, and that
sns cor, $500; worth twice the
/. $500. o,,
<sieA 2nd ". $1,000. .. .
.-rn.ssory brick. 1lsx14o II COZ
rrsts shade, etc. $500.
nv NJ modern brick, s2l5o' easy
rnv't Co., rs W. 2nd so. b142s
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YOU OUGHT
TO SEE
THOSE NEW
r0TTAHRg

ON DOUGLAS AVENUE,
NEAR 18th EAST AND 4TH SOUTH ST
FOB SALE ON EASY TERMS.
TRLTSCH, NO, l2 EAST 2ND SOUTH ST,
PHONES IND. TAT, BELL 3667.
b1z14
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rkLuE FOB YoUR MONEY.
Vacant Lots.
N $50 down; 50x14o and alley,
n LIT West and 9th South
Ia besutifnl lot facing south on
Il lst South, near 10th East, A1Ha
HOMES.
cou frame, rock foundations, city
n; near 10th East and 4th SO.
d Whiso pressed brick, eth East,
|reen osh and 10th South; cement
~ shlds trees; rooms and en-
~ hail, pantry, modern bathroom,
d csIlar and attic, only $3.50
|>cns, on corner 4th street; mod
II 6itfhetiye home.
&rliiui 7.room by1ck, on corner 2nd
d 4 st1eets; modern. furnace, gas.
~ Includes sewer, sidewalk and
<I1am pavement.
+1HERMAN CO., 52 W, 2nd
/ I02.
u Lake Real Eststs Association.
b1422
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REAL ESTATE

|KLG-~6GzA0 ~
r<cnSIN. ON MAIN sTn 1se
- nAe eor.; also 45M # MAN, ior
1s 80 q. bsnch. $3.50. half cash.
2: -. ~ car line, ! mile within
''uvo 's'usvsoo.s Hubbard Inv't- 90; as as
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SPECLAMi

sPEcuhI
AN s-RooM, NEW, MODERN RESI-
DBNCE, NOTHING LIKE 1T IN THE
CITY, THE BASEMENT HAS SEPARATE
ROOMS FINISHED FOE FURNACE, COAL,
HOUSE FTNisHED IN NATuRAL WOOD
isHED: FNE BATHROOM AND FIX.
TgE TgEBS see IT # s1p It Hsb Is sF
ME FOR PRICE AND TERMS.
s325o-5-room mod cot, 9Th St
ss6oo-5-room mod. cot, near Brigham ct.
s2ebo--4.room mod. cot, near Third ct.
s4ooo-s-room mod, 2-story, furnace, srd st.
se6oo-s-room mod, 2-story. 9th East.
ssooo-12-room mod, East 1st 30.
ss85o-e.room mod. brick cot. near Univsr-
sity.
ss75o-e-room mod 2-ssory brick, East srd
s2s5o-5-room mod. cot, 18th East and 1st
South
s1soo-4-room brick, large lot, nsar Main
and 10th So.
s16oo-4,room frame. near 9th sast and
s12oo-4-room brick, 9th East and 11th so.
s26oo-e-room mod, near 4th East and 18th
CAN MAKE REASONABLE TERMS ON
ALL THE ABOVE PROPERTIES.
PLENTY OF OTHERS.
A, RICHTER, 10 WEST FIRST SOUTH.
BOTH FONES 64I. b1Se2
ss76o-e-RooM MoDEDN 1914 EAST 1sT
So. A snap.
ss75o-7-room modern. E, eth 80. Nice
S5ooo-s.room modern, close IN, East Side.
s7ooo-s-room modern house. 7th East and
End South.
s125o-Four choice lots on car line, West
Temple and 10th So.
w. j, Halloran, IA West Third South.
Both phones s23. bl4o4
PURCHASER OF REAL ESTATE CAN
buy certificate good for 500 credit on
purchase OF property very cheap Phone
3146-X b1406
JAMES K SHAW & co.
rods, with 4-room adobe house, and 7x1o at
the rear with independent right Of way TO
same When Randolph st. Is opened south
from Third North, this rear ground Will sell
for moro than we .,a.6 ask for both pieces'
15s Main st., UP stairs.
b1416
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ONLY $3.50.
on house and nice lots.
Vest 1st North. Snap.
QDpARD. 81 e. 1st So. b1441
D GILLESPIE CALL YOUR AT
b but few splendid investments
<1eIr large and varied liet OF real
Businsss Property,
4 foot including 3ossory pr. brk.
[1F half block east OF Main st.
{ook improved, 66x165 IL. half
zAts, 2nd so. st.
foot State, improved, bet. 2nd
1fs,
not, neax Salt Lake theatsr.
4efldencs Property.
zh mod house. West T. st.
F0en cottage, IA blks. from
y cottage. 9th So, near Lib
F'ek cottage, rms, 18th So.
- houses renting ior s2s per
E.cksgs and warehouse property
ara on sth W., close IN.
80 and Building Lots.
'sanf cor, B2I165 feet, grand
sna valley, cor. A and Atm sts.
'aaiui CPD. Liberty park, sth
'''s-Ruildins lot west Lfborty
''udid bldg. lot, sIio rods, L
w acres nsar Liberty park.
'ssaSr 8 acres near Liberty
JAIN 3 .. cor. Main and State
~ Lots and s.rm. house, 9th SO.
eAisspis. 2o2 z. 1st So. st.
b1452
tz,eE ,s ROOMS AND PANTRY
~ small stable, all fenced,
xame. close IN, a snap; $3.50
Dn' 10 per mo-. including in
frame cottage, cast eide.
foas, beautiful place.
e'focm brick. porches front
n: barn, chicken hon.e oi al
e1n e1nnnGs painted: $500 down
se Dor month. Perkin. r mgr
q. Dept, sah W. End So,
BLAST
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BARGAINS.
-. ayOp

rAWeIB BARGAINS.
EAST SIDE.
. 4 6-Yoon; secs down and &1b
~cnfb: no interest.
i: 4 hesiittful 7-room; bath; toilet
furnace; lawn and cement
d. fsfms.
Sesutiful homo. built by the
j. Ssserpent under entire house;
..ea room; laundry; fruit cellar;
~ room; psrlor 1928; bed
n dsx2s and 1918; 60 II. Of
1 S.rscm; bath and toilet; e. l..
.ls1 and cellar; terms.
4 rooms on Bryan ave. s4oo
ID ana 81 Per month.
4 g-roorn on 9th East; bath;
II ana {. l.; 500 down and $40
month.
WEST SIDE.
= l.room brk.; cement walk;
west end South; $50 per month.
Z 6.foott mod; 7th West; terms.
BUILDING LOTS.
ID % alley; end South; $500.
d: 11th East; sl150.
+. On Btate st.; g1050.
ods on 2nd st.; S116o.
d. p. LITTLE & CO.,
q e8sS. a0s and 210 Atlas Biz
b142S
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foot Btats, improved, bet. 2nd
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
e17Bu.oo
S17E0.o0
$1750.00

- the priee that vs AJAX for . aye-soou mod.
ern frame cottage. located at rae Owen
street This cottage rents for $3.50 per
month.
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1oot improved, 66x165 IL. half
1Ats, End 80. 81.
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GILLESPIE CALL YOUR AT
but few splendid investments
<1eir large and varied liet CT real
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19

6usinsss Property.
foot including 3rssory pr. brk.
1F half block east of Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19

Tes, that ts Gil that we ask &c, e ave-rcnm
mod. br. cottage, located IN the southeast
part Of the city. We viii take S25o.oo cash
bal. at s22.50 per month. This house rents
for $500 per month. This is good IN
vestuaent proposition.
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Houston Zeal Estate Ir7. Co., SIC. zsi g.
Main. 'Phonss az. b141e
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not, nea1 Salt Lake theatsr.
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On Way to Meet Sheriff.

Mobile, Ala, Oct. Ga committee
of SO determined men left here on the
Southern railway at o'clock Satur-
day morning to meet Sheriff Powers
OF Mobile county, who is returning
from Birmingham with the two Mobile
negroes charged with rape. The COM
mlttee expects to meet the sheriff
and prisoners about 80 miles north of
Mobile. 1t is not known what the
program Is, but the feeling here is
that the prisoners will be taken from
the sheriff and lynched or burned out
side of Mobile. Two thousand men
met the Louisville and Nashville train
Friday morning, but were disappointed
at the non-arrival Of the sheriff and
prisoners, who had gone by the other
route.
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NAMED FOR APPEAL JUDGES.
Complete Returns Show Those Named
In Primary,

ii
Atlanta, Oct. 8.-The business of
the new court of appeals will be con-
sidered by Judge Richard B. Russell
Of Winder, Judge A G. Powell of
Blakely, and Judge B. H. Hill of At
lanta, these three having received a
plurality over the other 13 candidates
in the election of last Wednesday.
The amendment for the court of ap-
peals was ratified by a majority of at
least $4,000 in the state.
The official consolidated returns
give Russell 3O705, Powell %, 1882, Hill
21,054, and Peoples 20,451. Hills plu-
rality over his nearest competitor is
603 votes
There are three counties vet to re-
port, but the returns from these will
not materially affect the result in all
probability. Those from which re-
ports have not yet been received are
Baker, Union and Warren.
Newton, the county site of Baker.
and Bla1rsville, the county site of
Union, are both remote from railway
and telegraph connection, and no fig
ures are yet obtainable from either
county.
The most intense interest was mani,
tested by the friends of the leading
candidates when it became evident
that the race for second and third
place was so close, but the matorities
Ior Powell and Hill, while not large.
are apparently SO conclusive that the
other candidates have practically con
ceded their election.
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Boy Held by kidnaners

New York, Oct. 6.-Renewed eff.
forts were made by the police to trace
the kidnapers of William LaBarbera.
the 4-year-old son of Second avenue
grocer. 1t was announced that the
parents had received from the kidnap.
ers letter containing a lock of the
boys hair, and a threat to send the
boys head to them if ransom of
$4,000 were not paid by Friday night.
The parents, though willing to nego-
tate with the kidnapers, are unable
to do so, as in their letters the latter
failed to tell how to reach them. The
boy was first missed by his parents
just two weeks ago
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Was In Suicide Pact

Canton, O., Oct 6.-It has devel-
oped that when Barbara Heron aged
10 years, whose home is at Midvale
took carbolic acid at New Philade1.
phla, it was part of a suicide pact
made with a girl friend. Miss Heron
admits the agreement, but refuses tn
explain the reason or divulge the name
OF the other girl They purchased
two bottles of carbolic acid and sena-
rated, Miss Heron boarded a Tus-
cawaras traction car and the conduc-
Ior' noticing that she staggered on
entering, soon discovered traces of
the acid He hustled her to a doc
tors office, where prompt action saved
her life Miss Heron said: 81 tried
70 drink the stuff, but it burned so
horribly that I could not"
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Shot Sweetheart Accidentally

Madison, Ind, Oct. 6.-Robert Pen
dleton of Trimble county, Kentucky,
called on Miss Luella Black of West
Madison and attempted to show her
the good points of his new hammer
less revolver, with the result that a
32-caliber ball penetrated her throat
and lodged against her spinal column,
causing paralysis of her lower limbs
and inflicting what is feared to be a
fatal wound Pendleton, after secur-
Ing physician, disappeared and has
not been seen since. He was crazed
with grief.
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RELIGIOUS War Threafen.a.d.

Paris, Oct. 6.-The Catholics OF
Brittany have addressed an open let
ter to Interior Minister Clemenceau
denouncing the statements which he
made in his speech of Sunday last
and adding: The Chouans are not
dead. If you attempt to unite the
Jacobins of 1899, if you attempt tC
close the churches, prescribe ouI
priests or prevent the celebration OF
our sainted religion, we will rise
against the infamous tyranny, die with
enthusiasm for God and the King OF
our fathers"
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Insurgents Under Arrest

Havana, Oct. GA detachment of
300 insurgents rode into the Carload
suburb of the city of Puerto Principe,
waving machetes and threatening peo-
pie. Twenty American marines from
the detachment on duty at Puerto
Principe went to Carload, dispersed
the insurgents and arrested 80 Of
them. General Cabellero, the insur-
gent leader, with 100 men, then pro-
ceeded to the commander Of the ma
rines and demanded the relaese of the
captured insurgents. Instead of re-
leasing them, the Americans disarmed
Carabello and all of his followers
who could be caught. Thereupon
CabellerO and all of his followers
gents under his command would dis
arm.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-10-07
Bow Is RadIM AnrH

Asheville, N. c., Oct. Civilian
B. Williams, aged 10 years, was
struck with golf club by his elder
brother, who was practicing on the
lawn in front of the house at the cor
ner OF Hillside and Seney streets.
He was unconscious for q considerable
period. DR.. Awen Smith, who was
called to attend the boy, stated that
the boys skull had been fractured,
sut that he did not believe the injury
to be necessarily fatal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-10-07
Cruiser North Carolina Launched.

Newport News, Va, Oct. 6.-The
new armored cruiser North Carolina
was successfully launched Saturday
morning from the yards of her build
ers, the Newport News Shipbuilding
and Dry Dock company, in the pres.
ence of 10000 people. The ships
sponsor was Miss Rebekah Williams
Glenn, daughter of Governor Glenn of
North Carolina, who was present with
his staff and an escort of prominent
North Carolinians.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-10-07
Sum of So, 100, 900 EmbezzIed.

Paris, Oct GA preliminary in
vestigation lasting two years and a
half of embezzlements, amounting to
$2,100.000, has just been completed
The frauds were perpetrated by means
of the formation of fraudulent indus
trial companies. A fnancier named
Lepere, who cannot be found, is to be
tried by default Seven other men
will be tried on charges of completely.