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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08
f. L. CoRYELL Co.
Real Estate and Insurance,
Suite sol -30S-305 First National Bank bldg
CHEAP PROPERTIES on EASY TERMS


Phone Berkeley 90 P. o. Box ss-
WE OFFER YoU BELOW A FEW MODERATE
PRICED HOUSES AND FEEL SURE THAT
We sAS PLEASE YOU. Though THIS
JUST NOW.
ss5oo-chOice from house on Glen ave; new
s45oo-Fine new 7-rccrn house. one blsck from
Eey Route station; hardwood floors throughout.
this is very desirable snd VIII not last loa-
s55oo--S rooms on Hiigard ave, good locstio1
S5coQ--s rooms on Delaware ST.; Eood barn;
SSl5o-s rooms On Carlton St: god location
Sla,oeo-Bnsaness property on Center St, with
LAUGENoUR & PORTER,
Real Estate and Insurance.
First National Bank,
BeTseiey. Cal
WE'LL WORTH INSPECTION
hish basement: II 4oxisC. ven, vssdssEi
and tank barn. etc. 400,
s2sSo-Aiodern cottage. 6 rOOns, bath. psatry.
toilet. high basement; electric liSSt: lor
4osloV: ssFes, s,, gSrx dene' near Tsleg-apA
sSo0o-New cottage rco1,s snd IN str,e
hath. pantry. high basement. cemeaseas
les 4oxiss: street work done; SOD sssfsTy
barn. cash $1,000. t1acS,
sseoo-oueen Aaae llS-sserv rsOsas. Ss;A
trie lisht; let 4sxien. WITH I--osca cettsxS
barn ard vel in rear: cash $500, NslasSs
ast Loan. tiaSsA
GEO. SULLY
Real Estate.
SS14 A6eiire street. Scsstn Berke,ex
CLOSED SUNnAYS
siaoco-Fine business bay n SsnfA R~~Se7@~-
rare orportnnssy fo< tae Eveseors So
s4eoo-s-r rocn Ssuscs cue ecrak-s sonts ,ss
east exposure; one Aoes rrna car Ire.
SS6eo-Sreara house resr Fssrview tract ara
IN the heart - BsrSeley'S rapidly growing
residence Sectfon-
Ss45e-ElssAnt Aansaiaw IA NartA Rerkes,v
at sacrisccs owner rlnxf sell
tr~et, frs1tins east and wesss street wrrk
S25eo-Cassrs lot IN Ss<-v~ RAnSs trar.. 49,
str,cted view ef TIE hay
W J. NoRTIMER a CO.
BsrSeiey statter-
THE RFSST RARaAfN IL RTRKrI xy-1 -
sweave-rcesnsS1 asueie tenement = eee~~a ~
psv - rer ceaS fnr~n-ne f-szs ~ Sr.~s~ -.
World par hank inferSsf. WIN - eN~t r-ess
s1a fhe nrssf-ET WIZ tsFNW N ~asNes 80
terms Nth th> ewarr srs Nng,ser fswSN NJ
MENSFkA Sall SAAtsnck ave-. Rs-S~Aev,
SACRIFICE <ale--Ias saxsSs. ur.ls-9., ~-s--s
ievelV Aa1aes paTf iNAS t4nes Asur ~s.eS 49,
- fAr1n sfatioA, ror rsrsArels-< 49, N-s.s-
lesa fAsrvsew az, SNHsA R-rseser.
sTsa LOT, strces NIX aAaes sFs oasS ss1 s ~
! ? HAl.r
Ger. sAAstses sae Casve<~tsS aveS. Serseaev
PROSPECTIVE investors VII sss ~ >-Sss-.
- p-scticAi pesnterS ~ reas eseAe& ars 49,
nes -.sH.sae s.sssse~~~ S~aa ~
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a9z fDwl f5fBg2a FFiliE6sSforrsez near
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 1892 Fillmore, near Post
Members OF the San Francisco Real Estate Board
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We want 70 impress upon clients the Iact
that we have discouraged all attempts 70 raise
values on our listed properties since April -,
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s20.50o-32 feet on Fillmore, in best business
spction property has months lease at
o nominal rental; block opposite just
leased 10 years at large figure; prop
crty VIII never be worth less; old im-
proveincDts Of no value.
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J " WRIGHT 4 90.

] W WRIGHT & CO.
s4sS California st ncas Fillmore
So aoo-Rent SS9os lot o0xloo. nne corner IN
Western Addition. reats could ne in.
creased. hae Investment
SS.5n0--Ecnt Sas 90 a uoath; 4 new modern
un-to-aate natsl every room Hooded with
sunshine 10 better Income property ia
The city; we'll located near Van Ness ave
S2.aoA-R Handsome rev cottasc ~ rooms and
bath, hish basement. conservatory marine
view near OalifupHia 81
Sis. s.o00-Sp enda ncw modern residence Of s
reolns and hsths elegant marine view.
lsrgo lot. vicinity OF Washington and
OsnnEa
Sls.ooo-Rrnt sl2s; elegant new. modern
lists every roem ligat and sunny large
lot ane location.
Siseao-New nom cet,sge, let sasloo. Rloh.
moad District.
STso-cheice ready 10 huna on lots. gcw
steps icsn electric cars, saxf2o; Rich
moad District
S3fs--teve lot. Excelsior Homestead. near
Mission et
MONEY LOANED
", WRIGHT s CO.
eAsS Cslifogas ST. near Eiilmarc
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TO LEASE.
spEcK q 90

SpECK & CO.
2014 FILLMORE STREET
TELEPHONE WEST 5705.
LONG TERM LEASES A SPECIALITY.
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OSCAR uENMAN & RRo 2sso Pine St
once Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
Holly PARK TRACT.
HOLLY nARk TRACT
isT TIME OK THE MARKET
isr TIME on rnE MARKET
Fronting Mission 81. Cortland ave. West ave.
These nne building lots are directly on the
llne ~ tho Missionst ear line, command an
unsurpassed view ard are the oniy lots now
Tor sale lying close 60 the downtown district
SALE BEGINS TO-DAY.
EASY TERMS. EASY TERAtS.
EASY TERMS. EASY TERMS.
Take Mission st cars TO Cortland ave Agent
on ground
RICHMOND DISTRICT Lots
Tho finest lots now tho market command.
gas and water ~ hand, cars pass The prop
eriy, The lots eBn be bought on sic monthly
pafments, Take clcment-st. tSutro cars 60 sist
ave.
LOTS ~ oCFANStpR.
Fine building lots. graded and only onk
block from H-sf. chr linz; $40 montAlN. can
today at our branch oface. II ST aud sSth
ave. Lots en- - and Sio meathly payments.
COTTAGES OK MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
New tour r1oia and hath cottage. mzntel gas
aN'nrcs. caina closet etc IN soth St. near
F'ur yeom cottage oa ict soNlos; Sia monthly
fiyc. room aud bath cottage In Richmond Dis
trict So monthly.
OSCAR uFNMAN & BROTHER
23S0 rinc street.
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r. SEr1 0wner and Dealer. Real Estate.
TcsaNSgarY ofncc
N4o hnndeFick ST. bet nSyek and Grove.
HoaeS HeneS ter Hvefyhody.
$500 te $500 -KXceikisr Bamesfesas ievei lasSs
yoar GieS Il hiecks easy TERMS On car liae (
SEE thea az Sace.
Ssse 60 Ssse- Sunset, Rsesmoas ocean
aeleAts and ocesn Beaea lots. % terms
CcttsEes On moataly aAynieats
Ruy etsecs s-on sAe ewne7,
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that have discouraged all attempts TO raise
lo06.
We offer the following specialties in homes
this week:
S2 2sO0-50sh st.. South Berkeley: handsome
40x12S
S3.0O0-Parker st.: seven-room two-story single
house; lot 2Sx135.
s5.200-MeKinley ST.: two fats OF 1--WE and six
rooms: lot 81 ;6x13J. This is a bargain
$6.JO0-Channing $6. way: hne etght-room house
on lot 50x135: corner.
T,5o0-BeautifuI nine-reom house on Euclid
ave-; all walls and ceilings eRtirely pan
eled In red wood. most beautiful view IN
Berkeley; lot T0x11O. This is the finest
bargain we have had for some time
house immense lot I02x137; marine
view; beautiful grounds.
WE HAVE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN
EVERY PART OF BERKELEY.
We are exclusive agents for the following Sc
lect residence tracts near the foothills In the
Claremont region. connecting with the new Key
Route line and Collegc-evc. electric hne. Oak
lawn. Vernon Park, Bayview Terrace. Hillside
Terrace, Brooksids. Broadway Heights and
WOodlawn- Lots can be purchased from $500
up easy tnstallments These tracts are to
become the future fashionable residence district
sidewalk and street work complete. building
restriction Of from two to three thousand dollars
placed every lot sold in these tracts fnsures
high-class and handsome structures. You should
make your selection now. 1t viii mean money
for you in short time
See confidential list Of business invest
ments.
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i.5oo,oH ~ street, near 10th avenue; lot ,Ss5z S5z
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81 00O--Cenirnl avenue. corner near Haigh
street; lot 32x1oo. SO
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pubiictfion ofhoe Market and Third. 8, y.
Editorial Rooms ....... Market and Third Ste.
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WATSON REALTY CO.
tssi paik 81. Citizens National Bank bids
Vast Side lolk 81, aear California. e0Nia0; 81.
Essi side ~ rete st. near B8Shs 3ox62s win
hutia te SUIT Siao
Car roik snd Torg sss,; isSxiS7s make oNer.
Cor EtldS sad fnlk StS., iSTNiSTs make otter.
iafkia st, near E,3dys 2Sx02s0s 81 81.
". side larkin St, near Vallejo, sSs6xtS0s
81 -
Seveath st., opposite nes,esaeo SoN6age, make
oaef
Rrsspt ST. Aesr etas TaN5s, s.
Golden Gate. stores At SisA to SlS0.
Ellis 81 het Van Ness and Folk ST butcher
stcre aud loftS
Fremont ST. near Msrsets 6oxtsTs 2S.yeaF
lnaSe.
Mission et. rear "a 6SNisT. make afer.
% stoves IN course ~ construction, call 81
offea fof lists foF sale ard lease
WATSON REALTY COMPANY,
issl potk STREET.
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BUSINESS OFFICE ~ the san Francisco Call.
corner Market and Third streets open until
u o'clock every Night In the year.
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OSCAR uEIMAN & BRo. 2sso Pine St
once open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
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Sii ,000--Calfornia street, Y blocks from Fiji
more street 3 fats renting at $3.50 per
month; in good condition. 81
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TO lrt--wM put nip temporary buildings. \. side
81 Fulton, loo r, of pelk, i2nslso, W, side
q Seventh 81, iSo y. ef Poison, 4TSl6s,
SoxisN; W, side % Third st, so $. OF Perry
26Nta 5. side of Harrison, - ", Of Third.
So8lSos temporary building oH + line es Polk.
hesWecn Clay and Nsshiagteu, GEoRGE X.
fN1NN. ses6 Vallejo ST., till $3.50 a. IN. and
SITTER p. "a.
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f2aoo@Nice cottage - Is roons. jersey ~
naHr Sanchez. let 1aNfla fhink ~ a.. the houH
alone would cost more money than this
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.sk for Tho cali The Operator WIZ Connect
You with che Department Gou Wish.
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sALApA BEACH.

SAfaADA BEACH
Special San6av exen-sscn so Aou.e<eeks-x. hus
aeaves Celna At 1850 a. a.: reand trip. N
ssE1sns dsnne@ az Ao1ea. 81 Fer Trii particulars
see CLINE 4 DUNCAN 1sis Mssssoa ST. near
5.sAteensh. San Francisco
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MISSION near Tth--Lot lo0xl65
owner win erect building. class 9 or b,
to suit tenant
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NEw YORK CORRESPONDENT.
a. a. CARIsrON. .............. Herald square
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-19
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City Council
OF Salt Lake City of the intention Of such
Council to make the following described i'm
proyement towit: Constructing a cemont
sidewalk six (6) feet wide and four 90 inches
thick on the south side of First So,th
street between Ninth and Tenth West streets
In Sidewalk District No. FL and defray the
abutrers' portion of the cost and expense
thereof estimated at six hundred and sixty
1860 00) dollars, or one (s1.00) dollers per
front or linear foot. there being $50 feet
nbutting snid improvement by a local as
sessment upon the lots or pieces OF ground
within the following described district, be-
ing the district TO be affected md benefited
by soid improvement. namely: All OF lots
l. and IS to 32. inclusive. block Q. Kelsey
& Gllespies subdivision Of block a. plat
&c" Salt Lake CITY Survey
The total cost Of said improvement Is
timated at seven hundred nlnety-sIx and
10-i00 (s79s.70 dollars, of which sum the
city's portion ie one hundred thirty-eix and
70-100 (S136 T0) dollars, leaving six hundred
and sixty $500 o0) dollars to be raised by
local assessment.
All protests and objections TO the carry
ing out OF such intention must be presented
In writing TO the City Recorder on or be-
fore the 9Th day OF October. 1906, being the
time set by said Council when It will hear
and consider such protests and objections as
may DO made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Dated September 4. 1906.
J, B. MORETON. City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 122. c1975
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-19
Gathering at Denver October
16 Promises to Be I'm
portaLt One.
IMPERATIVE LEGISLATION
COMES UP FOR DISCUSSION
Convention viii Favor Laws
to Eliminate the Mining
Fakir.

G. E. Wood, an old newspaper man
of Colorado, who is now acting as spc-
cial representative of the American Mi
ters in Denver. arrived in Salt Lake
Tuesday evening and was seen by a
Tribune representative at the CONNER"
cial club
Mr., Wood is doing some pre.conven-
tion work and will remain in Utah for
several days. The congress convenes
at Denver, October 16 to 10, inclusive,
and from the interest being displayed
by mining men all over the country it
will be ono of the biggest gatherings
of men interested in the mining indus
try ever held.
This congress is Of n great deal of
local interest. When the convention
was held at Portland, two years ago,
Salt Lake made an offer of two lots,
worth 100000, and also offered TO build
a building which would be suitable
for a permanent home for tie congress,
Denver secured this, however, and the
headquarters have been located there
ever since. At that time the congress,
which had been formed upon lines SIM
liar to the Irrigation congress, was in
corporated on q basis of membership.
and since that time has been so con-
Quoted.
The conventions will be held in diff
ferent parts of the country, from year
to year, and In the meantime much in
terest is being worked up IN the CON
gress. A number of Salt Lake mining
men are members of the organization,
and John Dern, one of the prominent
men Of the city in mining circles, is a
member of the board Of directors.
For Good of Industry.
The congress is an association for
mining men, and is maintained for the
good Of the mining industry, and stands
much In the same relation TO that i'm
portant branch of the Nations bust
ness that other industrial associations
bear to their branches, Almost every
other industry in the country has its
protective association, and now the mi
ming men are displaying an interest
IN the congress that assures such an or
ganization for the industry which is of
such importance to the West, to the
whole country, in fact.
1t is very probable that Salt Lake
will send special train TO the conven-
ton IN Denver, and efforts toward this
end are being put forth, with great
assurances of success.
Some matters of the most vital in
tercst to mining men are to come before
the next convention. Included in this
will be a bill providing for the punish
ment OF mining fakirs and promoters,
who are such menace to the industry,
which will be drafted at the coming
convention. The committee which was
appointed to do this work is composed
of some Of the most prominent men of
the country. They are Senator Robert
NJ, LaFollette of Wisconsin, Senator F.
T. Dubois of Idaho, Congressman Ebcn
Martin of South Dakota, Gov. George
G. Pardee of California and Gov. Joseph
w. Folk of Missouri. These men will
draft the bill, and it will be presented
20 the congress and acted upon, and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-19
PINE GROVE DISTRICT
is COMING TO FRONT
John Ryan Talks of COndi-
tons in His Home
County.

John, Ryan Of Pine Grove, Beaver
county, is in the city on four days
visit with his family, Mr.. Ryan is a
prominent sheep owner Of the western
end of the county. In speaking Of con-
ditions in his section he said:
"Not in twenty years have we
had such rains as have fallen this year
AS a consequence the range for stock is
in fine condition, sheep are doing splen-
didIy and in prime condition to stand
almost any kind of a winter. Range
cattle are fat. The weather the past
week or more has been unusually cold
and Jack Frost has already paid us
several visits, but not in such chilly
manner as to affect vegetation to any
great extent
In speaking of Pine Grove Mr. RYAN
said: cit may not be generally known
that Pine Grove is the name of n min
ing district, Such is the case, how
ever, and the district is the home Of the
Bonnie Mining company, the officers
and stockholders Of which are Salt
Lake parties. The company has done
an immense amount Of work on the
properties and is now engaged in put
ting up a mill for the treatment Of the
ore, thousands of tons of which arc on
the dump. the ore is gold, silver and
lead and some of it is said to run high
in all three Of the metals
"The company has a saw mill in
operation. There is an abundance of
water and plenty of good pine timber
on the ground, so that when the mill
is completed il can be run al the lowest
possible minimum of cost.
Near the Revenue properties is the
Lee group, which is in active opera
tion. and preparations are being made
to ship few carloads of high grade
ore. Some Of this ore has run as high
as 1900 ounces in silver to the ton.
there being no other metal than silver
in the ore i-
Mr.. Ryan is of the opinion that Pine
Grove will eventually become a prom
inent producing mining district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-19
.Mre Bersie Minsiev

To be such a successful wife. TO re.
tain the love and admiration Of her
husband. to inspire him to make the
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II a woman finds that her energies
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dark shadows appear under her eyes,
she has backache, headaches, bearing
down pains, nervousness, Irregularities
or the blues, she should start at once
TO build up her system by tonic with
specific powers. such as Lydia E. Pink
Iiams Vegetable Compound.
Following we publish by request a
letter from a young wife:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham
9 Ever since my child was born have suf-
fered, as hope few women ever have, with in
3ammatioD. .fensle weakness benrng-down
pains, backache and wretched headaches. IL
Infected my stomach so I could not enjov my
meals, and half my time was spent in bed
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made me we'll woman, and feel go grateful
that am glad TO write and tell you of my
marvellous recovery tt brought me health,
lew life and vitality Mrs Bessie Ainsley.
GlI South 10th Street. Tacoma. Wash
What Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Ainsley it will
do for every sick and ailing woman.
Ii you have symptoms you don't un-
lerstand write to Mrs. Pinkbam,
aaughter-in-law of Lydia e, Pinkham,
st Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free and
always helpful.
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efforts put forth to have 1t adopted by
the various Legislatures at their next
session,
Legislation Needed.
Such law is in force in California
already, and has done untold good for
the industry. in so far as it prevents
the sharks, who prey upon the public
and who produce the schemes which
have been the means of fieecing so
many people out Of their money. from
operating. This law is very rigid one
and provides that any person or per-
sons who shall attempt to defraud the
public by representing, through the me
dium of newspapers, circulars, or in
any other manner, an investment which
is not of the value claimed for 1t, or
who shall, with intent to defraud, rep
resent stock to be worth less than it
really is, ''shal be deemed guilty Of n
felony, and on conviction shall be pun
isbed by Imprisonment in State prison.
or a county Jail, not exceeding two
years. or by fine not exceeding $4,000,
or both. -
Another manner in which the CON
gress does valuable work is by fur
nishing information as TO the true CON
dition of mines under question. and
this has made very apparent the need
Of adequate legislation on this sub
ject.
The mining men Of the West have
for some years been urging the creation
of department of mines and mining,
TO be a separate executive department.
Of the Government, and this matter will
be taken up more fully at the conven-
ton in Denver. and lines Of work laid
out which will bring about tho end so
much desired by members of the in
dustry.
MI Van Duser's Bill.
1t will be remembered that Clarence
D. Van Duser Representative-at-L Large
Of Nevada, prepared and introduced at
the last session of Congress a bill which
was prompted and fathered by the Mi
ming congress, which would have Sc
cured the legislation desired by the
reputable mining men Of the West. IT
is thought by those who are interested
that this bill will pass the next ses-
sion.
Another matter which will be urged
at the coming convention will be the
creation of drainage districts. to be
formed much after the style Of city dis
tricts of drainage. This will cause
more or less of fight, but it is
thought that the advantage of such a
move will finally be made clear to those
who are interested, and that then the
idea will be pushed to a rapid execu-
ton.
The general opinion among mining
men seems to be that the congress has
become necessity, and some of the
most prominent men In the Western
mining circles have become warm sup
porters Of the organization.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-19
WATER RIGHTS ASKED
FOR TO RUN MACHINERY
Five Applications Which Call
for Great Amount of
Diyerting Work.

Five applications for water rights were
received at the Office OF the State En-
gneer Tuesday c. l.. Bailey and Ed
ward T. Harviston OF Roosevelt ask for
flow of $50 second-feet. to be diverted
from the Uintah fork OF the Green river
The diyerting work Will consist OF
channel A., ,2i0 feet In length, and the flow
will drive four twenty-fourinch turbine
wheels under head of 260 feet, produc
ing total OF 1000 horsepower. This
power will be utilized to drive electrical
and mining machinery at Roosevelt,
The Park Live Stock company OF Rich
Springs. Wyo., wants n flow of 1l0 sec
ond-feet, TO be diverted from Pott creek
which has flow OF 200 second-feet dur
ing the months OF April, May and June,
being dry the rest OF the year
1t is the intention OF the company to
build a number of reservoirs and store
this water, using 1t as the owners choose
miles OF laterals and dltches, and the
water Will be used to irrigate several
thousand acres Of land.
William II. Stout OF Holiday asks for
a flow OF thirteen second-feet, to be di
verted from Granite creek, the diverting
work 10 consist OF q channel mile long.
and the water to be used In the irriga
tion OF 1920 acres OF land.
G. w and w, L. Mathew OF Grants
VILE ask for a flow Of one-half gallon Of
water per minute, TO be diverted from
Kramer spring, in Tooe!e county. The
water TO be used for stock purposes.
William S. Perry OF Vernal makes ap
plication for flow Of two secondfeet, to
be diverted from Deep creek which is a
tributary OF the Green river, The di-
verting work will consist OF a channel
1TT0 feet in length. and the water Will be
used for the Irrigation OF 100 acres Of
lnr