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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24

We have but one week TO sell this prop
erty at the price quoted below. as the
owner viii leave the city in that time.
It is a 7-room strictly modern fTescoed
brick cottage on st South St; could not
be built fer the price asked; good lot.
sewer and sidewalk laid. For one week
only. $500
We also have well built Groom cottage
with fine barn. 2izx10 rods Of ground,
southeast $1,000
St. $500
THE HOME TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.
$40 West First South St
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Delinquent Notice.

THE NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATE
ed Irrigation company. principal place of
business Salt Lake City. Utah: location
Of irrigation canal. Salt Lake county
Utah. Notice
There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of
assessment No. . Of ten Q0) cents Der
share. levied on the 21st day-of May. 1906
the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders as
follows to Wit
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS.

100000 ----~-0-~-~-
LET Us be your factory; hardware spe-
cialties manufactured under contract:
models developed. We are specialists in
patent articles: prompt service first class
workmanship, reasonable prices. America
Co, Momence, Til.
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5-ROOM pressed brick; good cellar, lawn
and shade; 8 $50
4-rcom frame. 81. $50: easy terms
4-roOm pressed brick. modern, &. $50; easy
terms
3-rOOm pressed brick. 81. 800: easy terms.
Groom frame. modern. 81 $50.
T-roOm frame. modern. three blocks
from business center s.. 700
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
Is West Second South.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FUTILE BROS, z4s MAIN ST.
(Members s. l. Real Estate ASSN
Established 1871

established lSU.
We have two or three great investments
between the city and the great new town
Of Garfield. on the lines of r r. and
prospective interurban. They belong to
acreage that might turn into big money
soon. Can be bought for $500 to e, 900
today Call and get particulars.
You should call and inquire for 5 and
6-roOm new brick cottages. We have some
very comfortable. up-to-date new ones at
from $500 up to $500, that are really
bargains, strictly modern and can make
terms.
Some close in investments that There s
money in you can't afford to overlook.
Call and see US. We undoubtedly have
the largest list In the city, OF state as
far as that's concerned. There are seven
men in our office all anxious to help YOU
find what you want We viii be glad
to see you and feel sure we can help
you.
FUTILE BROS.
14s Main St. Progress Building.
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A FEW lots on East Bench, near the
new Westminster college, now being built,
fine view of city. only one block from
car line Lots $1,000 each. arrangements
can be made for monthly payments with
out interest OF taxes.
East Bench property is the best buy
in the city A few choice locations left
better call at once and investigate.
ROMNEY KIMBAIsJ CO.
"a Herald Building.
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CANNON & CANNON

Is EAST SOUTH TEMPLE STREET.
List your properties with US; We do
the rest.
Groom brick, bath. electric light, etc.
e1Lx1G rods, Sd East street $3.50
S-room modern brick, Sizx10 rods: 2iz
blocks from monument $1,000
6-room frame, 21zx1O rods, barn, etc
I street Sl,SO0
5-room modern brick. Sx5 rods, L street
S3.50O
groom brick and frame city water in
lot barn, etc; 75x140 TO alley; 9Th West
street $3.50
Good 6-room brick house. 393zx1511s feet
TO alley lawn. trees. iron fence. water in
house etc West 1st South street. 81 600
CANNON & CANNON,
IS East South Temple street.
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DORIUs REAL ESTATE 60.

DOEklIS REAL E4SIA-I CO
Special Bargains for This Week
broom cottage; nice; corner Sd ST
and l. 5x5- This is a good buy.
The lot is worth the price If sold
this week ..-.......... 8, 100
Terms.
4-room brick. nice corner, 9Th st. and
l., 9AlV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 800
5-rOOm brick. east on 9Th South s. 200
4-rOOm pressed brick: bath toilet
electric light; S. Z. This is a fine
nome ------ ------------ 81 so
5-roOm brick. 9Th South and 4th East 81 $50
Two lots. I'd St. 2IzX1O. each..--.-..S S75
Sxl0 on 5th So. between 9Th and 9Th
I1dSl o. o. % 81 e. 10 80 o. 90 , fiA
We have building lots in all parts of the
city, some of which are very fine Our
list of homes comprises some of the best
on the market. Come and see us and
you will be sure to find what you are
looking for. VIII be pleased to show
property
DORIUS REAL ESTATE co.
SIS Atlas Block. Bell Phone 934 Y.
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FOR CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH

FOR CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH
FOR DESIGN AND CONVENIENCE
FOR EXCELLENCE OF LOCATION.
LET Us SHOW YOU THE NEW COT
TAGES ON DOUGLAS AVENUE NEAR
o L r 7 Il SOUTH BETWEEN
STREETS. FOR SALE on EASY
TERMS. OR WILL BUILD IN SAME
LOCALITY TO YOUR OWN PLANS.
FRITSCH. NO. Z EAST SECOND
SOUTH ST. PHONES, IND. az, BELL
1861.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
MEEKS & LYNCH.
SIS and 3ls Atlas Block,

Bel Phone 2579-Y
SS.l00-6-rOOms. modern. fine lot. 95xI50
on State, corner of Kensington. cost 50 500
SS,te(-6 rooms. white pressed brick, sll
modern with furnace, on 6th East,
SS,zo0-6 rooms. new white pr brick on
9th East, all modern.
A,0O0-6 rooms. new, modern, white DIT.
brick on Sth East
5000 rooms, white pr. brick on 9th
East, $3.50 cash. bal. So per month
5000 rooms. brick, pantry and clos
ct, tine lot, eth East and 9Th So. Terms.
S5,e0-FIne Broom white pr. brick, cor
ner lot on 5th street
Sl.S5o-2iex7 and alley on 10th East. sew
er and sidewalks
$l.900-212xS and right Of way, I'd South.
south frontage.
S2.S50-5 rooms brick. bath. toilet. sewer
connection, south front on LIST street, lot
21zX5. near L: snap
Meeks & Lynch, SIS and SIC Atlas Block.
Bell phone 2579-Y.
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And IN ACCORDANCE with law and an or
der Of the board OF directors. made on
of each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary, will he sold at the office of the
company. 225 Commercial club building
Salt Lake City Utah, al the hour of Ia
O'Clock a. m, Monday. July ?, 1906, to pay
delinquent assessment thereon. together
with the cost Of advertising and expense
Of sale. ERNEST WILLIAMS.
Secretary
Salt Like CITY Utah. June g 1ans
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lat FACTORY.
Delinquent Notice.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY.
Location OF principal place of business
Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice: There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of assessment No. 80,
OF 2 cents per share. levied on the 9th
OF May. 1906, the seve al amounts set op-
posite the names Of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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HOMER & ROBERTSON.
DESERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS
BOTH PHONES 142
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And in accordance with law and an or
der Of the board Of directors made on the
21st dav of May. 1906. so many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock as may be nee
essary will be sold at public auction at
the office of the secretary. at room -
Eagle building. Salt Lake City. Utah, on
Saturday July Z. 1905. at 2 o'clock p m,
TO pay the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with the cost Of advertising and
expense of sale THOS. J. ALAY.
Secretary.
First publication June g. 1900
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HOMER & ROBERTSON.
MEMBERS SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATION.
REAL ESTATE DAY AT SALTAIR.
THURSDAY, JUNE 2s.
DON'T MISS IT.


THURSDAY. JUNE 2S
DON'T MISS IT.
WE HAVE AN ELEGANT GROOM
MODERN BUFF BRICK: , BATHS.
TOILETS SMALL BARN LAWN
SHADE TREES AND FLOWERS;
FINE CORNER LOT, 414X153 FEET;
R. w; n. E. BARGAIN AT s.. $50.
SEV ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
on EAST FIRST SOUTH; FUR
NISHED; FINE SHADE AND FRUIT
TREES, CHICKEN RUNS, ETC A
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME. 8
MINUTES RIDE FROM MAIN ST;
$3.50.
THIS Is ONE OF THE FEW SIX
ROOM HOUSES LEFT on THE
MARKET; SIX-ROOM. MODERN.
BUFF BRICK: EVERYTHING Up
ST. WHERE VALUES ARE GOING
Up VERY RAPIDLY; $500.
FIvE-ROoM BRICK; ALL MOD
ERN EXCEPT FURNACE: LOT 352
15515 FEET; EAST FIFTH SOUTH;
$3.50.
HERE IS A BARGAIN. OWNER
WANTS MONEY TO PUT ~ y, 81 81 81
NESS: is SELLING FOR $1,000 LESS
THAN PROPERTY COST; 10-ROOM
BRICK. MODERN EXCEPT oFlL IIS--
RUNS. BARN AND BUGGY SHED;
s E; $500.
STX-ROOM MODERN FRAME; NO
FURNACE: LOT S2tzX165 FEET A
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SUBURBAN
HOME. ONE BLOCK FROM CAR;
EAST DRIVE; $3.50.
FIvE-ROOM MODERN FRAME.
CONNECTED WITH SEWER; Z. S;
TERMS; S2,200.
sEi3s TO R & w R';' EASY TERMS;
$3.50.
THREE ROOM BRICK. ROOMS
LARGE: SUMMER. KITCHEN; LOT
521zxS21a FEET; n E.; $500
SEVEN-ROOM MODERN FRAME.
ADOBE LINED; LOT 40xl54; s. E;
$3.50
~ -- ,,gr,,-r-r -
BATH. TOILET, ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
ETC; LOT 50x165 FEET; SOUTH
MAIN ST; $3.50.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN NEW AND
UP TO DATE; SOMETHING CHOICE;
E. S; $500.
SEVF,N-ROOM MODERN PRESSED
BRIC(- HOT-WATER HEAT; LOT
41t5xI4S1z FEET; CEMENT BASE
MENT UNDER WHOLE HOUSE;
CEMENT WALKS; LARGE BARN;
s E; $1,000
WE ARE NOT SELLING YoU
THIS HOUSE. But ARE GIVING
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL Pieces
ON THE NORTH BENCH; S21sxl65
FEET. WITH FOUR-ROOM BRICK
HOUSE AND BARN THROWN IN;
NORTH SIDE OF FIFTH ST Be
TWEEN G AND H; $3.50
A FEW VACANT PLOTS WATT
ING TO BE IMPROVED
a9sxiss FEET on E NEAR SEC
OND; $500.
4ox1s5 FEET: TEN-FOOT r. W:
TWELFTH EAST BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH SOUTH SITS; THE
CHEAPEST LOT ON THE EAST
BENCH; $50.
LOTS on SOUTH ELEVENTH
EAST AT $3.50 EACH.
ssx165 FEET on FIRST ST. WITH
r. OF W; $l,2)0.
n11xie5 FEET EAST FIRST SOUTH
ST; SOUTH FRONT; 5000
SKIS FEET SOUTH FRONT, on
FIRST ST; $500 PER ROD.
WEST THIRD SOUTH AT $50 PER
FRONT FOOT.
IF WE ARE BUSY. OUR SALES
MEN MR. LEAKER OR Mr.. 81
MONS. WILL ATTEND To YOUR
WANTS.
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tlce Of Special Stockholo
Meeting.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting Of the stockholders of the
Lyon Mining company. a corporation of
Utah, is called 10 be held al rooms 236
and 81 Atlas block. Salt Lake CITY. Titan
on Saturday. July Z, 1906, at 3 o'clock D.
m, for the purpose Of electing the off
GERS of the company for the ensuing year
and transscting such other business as
may lawfully come before said meeting
By order Of
NJ. T. LYON.
President
&. L. WEST
Secretary.
First publication June % 1906.
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HARRINGTON.
Basement. Atlas Block.

HOMES.
$3.50 Neat Broom home, So. East. al
most new. pantry and cellar; lot 3Sx125
It Only $50 cash balance easy terms.
5000. New modern, 5-rOOm home: at
tractive. convenient and solidly built
on 9Th East, between 9Th and 10th So.
$500 Modern S-room. in perfect con-
dition 1st St, facing SO.
$3.50. Close in on East side Well To-
Gated, modern H-rOOm home. A snap
LOTS
500 West 3rd So, facing So, 40 #. lot
near Sth West
5000. E. lst SO. 4l4x165 It. Near 10th
East
Wilson sherman Co. % w. End So. Tel. 4s2
REAL ESTATE DAY JUNE Is.
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A GREAT MONEY maker

70N15S feet or 124x153 feet with alley in
rear. Main street directly opposite gov
eminent building, for SS75 per foot, Do
you realize that this block will be orr
OF the best in a few years You cant
buy anything else in the block for less
than 81, 100 per foot.
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For sALEAREAL ESTATE


June ..
FOR A HOME on THE
FIFTH EAST DRIVE.
FACING ON THE PARK.
WHERE YOUR VIEW WILL
NEVER BE oBsTRUcTED.
THINK OF IT.
ONLY 5000
on EASY TERMS.
5000.
CLOSE IN FLAT SITE.
Per foot.
Facing West on State Street.
just through
EAGLE GATE.
4shx182
feet.
Holiday June %.
$500
WILL BUY AN
EIGHT
ROOM MODERN
HOME.
THE HOUSE CANNOT
BE BUILT NOW
FOR
$500.
SAY NOTHING OF
THE OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS
SUCH AS BARN. TREES,
LAWN, ETC.
5000.
June %.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co,
2d South Main Street.
Members S. L. r. z. Assn.
Real Estate Day IS.
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WE HAVE AN ELEGANT s-ROOAI
MODERN BUFF BRICK; , BATHS,
? TOILETS. SMALL BARN. LAWN.
SHADE TREES AND FLOWERS:
FINE CORNER LOT. 414x153 FEET:
r. w; n. +. A BARGAIN At s., 80.
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SEARS INVESTMENT CO.

SEARS INVESTMENT CO.
4-rOom new house, good location
only ........-.----. 800. 81 05G
Terms
4-room house, 3 l0ts-..-.............-.. $50
4-room house lot 25xSG. ....-..-......... $50
Lots 21z rods. 41lz feet frontage. 10th
East, between 9Th and 5th So, $500 to $3.50
See us before these are all gone Good
sears Investment Co. So w. ID So.
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CEMENT AND LANDSCAPE WORK

THERE are reasons why Steiner gets
the jobs requiring artistic and durable
work SIS z. 3rd South. Bell phone 1372-Y.
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WANTED man or woman with $500 to
invest in profitable business. Address
BIS. Herald.
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SEVEN ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
ON EAST FIRST SOUTH; FUR
NISHED; FINE SHADE AND FRUIT
TREES, CHICKEN RUNS, ETC A
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME. 8
MINUTES RIDE FROM MAIN ST;
S.. 80.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~~7~[0-r7-~r-----'-
, STOCK companies incorporated. II you
nave stocks OF bonds for sale. let me try
20 sell them for you George N. Kellogg.
broker, $40 Ellicott Square, Buffalo
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THIS IS ONE OF THE FEW SIX
ROOM HOUSES LEFT on THE
MARKET; SIX-ROOM MODERN.
BUFF BRICK. EVERYTHING Up
To DATE: LOT 55x99 FEET: FOURTH
ST. WHERE VALUES ARE GOING
Up VERY RAPIDLY; 300.
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s125,0 900 OR PART for investment in
some good enterprise without services. T.
r. Cameron Sentinel building. KIilwau-
Ree. Wis
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rs 1T A COTTAGE?

- 4 IL DAFO-1ss
149 Main St. Progress Building.
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THE BLANKET CONCERT.
Full Program of Combined Choirs for
Tabernacle Tomorrow Night.

Following is the full program of the
California benefit concert to be given
tomorrow evening. in the Salt Lake
Tabernacle. 1t is a well selected pro-
gram upon which representative talent
OF this city are to appear. A notable
feature will be the appearance OF the
IWenty-ninth U. 5. Infantry band from
Fort Douglas, under the direction of
Bandmaster f. X Heric, one of the
most proficient band conductors In the
army. The occasion viii also be nota-
hle Tor the appearance of st. Marks
and 81: Mary's choirs at the Taber-
nacle, i'm concert, and also that of Mrs
Wetzelfs ladies chorus, which made
such an inroad into popular favor last
Saturday evening. That the Taber-
nacle choir will be at its best goes
without saying Then the soloists
are such as guarantee acceptable per-
forinance in their lines, and altogether,
the price of admission, 80 cents. IL rea-
sonable enough. II has been suggest
ed that no enCores be allowed. and this
rule will probably be observed. The
public is,invited to attend and support
the participants i'm the program with
a rousing big crowd and much en-
thusiasm
overture, Hungarian Comedy ....
''..,,,.,.,..,,.....,, Keller Sela
Fort Douglas Military Band, Prof.
Heric, Leader.
Soldiers chorus. from Faust ....
.'',.'..,,,,,.,.... Gounod
The tabernacle Choir, Prof L.
Stephens, Conductor.
Thanksgiving song ......... Eirnsteirn
Mrs Or. Plummpr
Seven Ages Of Man,. Shakespeare
Mr.. Phil Margetts.
Agnes Dei............,...... Eyre
The strife Is O'er..............
"..,',...,,.,. Mendelssohu-Buck
St Marks Episcopal Choir.
Karl Scheid, Chorus Master.
Harp solo, from Moores Melodies.
".,,....,. Mrs. Edward McGurrn
Organ solo ..,,..- Prof J. J. Mcclellan
Suite the Courts of Granada go. Chopin
Fort Douglas Military Band.
The Blue and the Gray. ..,....... Finch
Mr.. John Mcguire
Gloria in Excelsio, from Messe
Militaire..,..,..,..... Camarosca
st. Mary's Cathedral Choir Lead
err, Miss Norah Gleason
Consider the Lilies" baritone solo.
.''''-''..... ..,.,.........., Tagdief
Prof Chas. Kent.
The Resurrection. "...............
.,..,.... Choir ST. Marks Cathedral
Selection. by Mrs. Wetzel's chorus
Hallelutah chorus .....,...... Handel
The Tabernacle choir. Prof. H.
stephens, Conductor
The Mil IN the Forest character
istic) .,...,....,,...., Eilsenbcrgh
Fort Douglas Military Band, Prof.
HeriC padnr
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TOURISTS HERE
FROM SAN JOSE.
Two Ladies Give Graphic Ac.
count of Their Ex.
perienCes.
WENT TO SAN FRANCISCO.


Two Waterbury. Conn, lady tourists
who escaped nom San Jose and later
from san Francisco, with all their bag
gage LOOT, are at the Knutsford, in Mrs.
Laura Mossrlan and Miss Edyth Camp,
now en- route to her eastern home.
They We're IN the Yendome hotel at san
Jose, when the earthquake came. ana
when they awoke they found thcm-
selves lying IN the middle Of the hotel
iloor which appeared to have been
seized with commissions. Plaster was
falling in regular shower. and the
end OF the earth had apparently come.
me ladies quickly got out from un.
der the covetlid Of plaster that
threatened TO prematurely bury them.
hurried into their clothing. and then
lost no time I'm making for the hotel
stairs The stairs had begun TO twist
up nut they managed to get down an
sight, and reached the street in safety.
They hdd intended the previous oyen-
ms, 20 take rooms in another part of
me hotel and had they done 80 there
Is no telling what might have hap
pehed TO them as that section of the
Motel building fell in ruins Immediately.
TRUNKS TO SAN FRANCISCO
The ladies had sent their trunks on
To the st. Francis hotel in san Franz
CISCO the previous evening. and as san
Jose WAS in utter ruin, with buildings
PROSTATE, and desolation everywhere.
they left for San Francisco without
having heen able TO get anything to
eat ana reached the metropolis by noon
when the ruin there was reaching its
height As the st. Francis was urton-
ablo. the ladies found refuge with
ilIcnd not far distnnt. without being
hoit To rescue ,heir trunks: 80 thay
saved only what they wore and car
ried IN their Vdlises The stories OF
de'olation they relate are all corrob-
olallYe of what has already been said.
They were able to get eatab only Ly
standing in line. waiting their turn
and then cooking what was given thcm
IN impromptu cooking outfits on the
streets, as the chmneys were all de-
stroyed. FINALLY a military escort took
thein TO the ferry, whence they reached
Oakland.
Mrs. Mossman and Miss Camp have
a very excellent opinion of the hospi-
taliiy of the people along the Southern
Pacific road. who had coffee and sand
wlches ready at the stations as their
tremendously long train pulled in. The
ladies replenished their wardrobes to-
day, and continue east this evening.
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DR.. MUSSER HOME.
Accompanied by wife and Children
Arrives Safely From Coast Disaster.

Dr. Farley p. Musser with his wife
and children arrived safely In Salt
Lake today from San Francisco. AS
stated IN yesterdays News" the tam-
iiy were In the very heart Of the por-
ton of the city that suffered utter
ruination. The house occupied by
them was of Tenth street, between
Mission aud Howard streets and was
a three story apartment The building
did not suffer much from tho earth
quake shock and for a time II looked
as though all that portion OF the city
above Eighth street would be spared
from the flames. II Is stated and al
most universally believed I'm san Fran-
cisco. that the cause of The breaking
out Of flames above the street mem
toned was from the fact that q wo-
man lighted a lire IN house. from
which the chimney had umblcd She
wanted cup of tea, and was in che
act of preparing 1t when the house
took fire and he flames, famed by a
stiff trade wind, soon spread oyHr the
entire Mission district
Among the articles that Mr. Musser
endeavored 10 cart away nom their
home were a number Of valuable
poohN. lHSse maze inc iObu 100 lchNH
for him TO pull and he took thom
into q vacant lot and cached them.
Next morning, before the break of
day the books were mearthed and
We're taken 10 the temporary home
that he had provided In the hills.
After much liticulty Mr. and Mrs
Musscr succeeded i'm. reaching Oakland.
from whence They took train on SUM
DAY morning for Salt Lake. Mrs. Fred
Barton, sister of Mr. Musser with
her family are residents " Oakland.
and We're entirely unframed nm the
terrible catastrophe MANY buildings
were demolished iu Oakland by the
earthquake but there was no fire. and
consequently the loss TO property was
comparatively small, while no loss Of
life was reported.
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SAW PEOPLE SHOT.
Jnfortunatcs Unable to Escaps Fire,
Killed by soldiers.

Max Fast. a san Francisco refugee. IL
at the cullen hotel. He was at the Rex
hotel at The time Of the shock. and with
many others, was forced by the police in
to Jefferson Square park, AS the hotel was
Immediately afterwards dyuamited. and
everything IN II was destroyed Tho
square was crowded with an klnds and
sorts Of people, with many babies. and
It was pitiful 10 see the condition Of the
little ones. At the Preside docks a gov
eminent tug took Mi Fast aud others TO
the regular ferry whence they escaped.
He saw a woman die OF fright and thirst
IN Union square.
Al Jefferson square there was dis
pute between q soldier ANA a policeman
as 10 who should put a dead body I'm "a
wagon. and u ended IN the soldier shoot
Ing the policeman dead. when the Wind
sor hotel burned down two men Were
caught on the roof. whence IL was impos-
sible 10 rescue them; and az they would
have been roasted alive, the army officer
In command on the street ordered his sol
ders 90 shoot the unfortuuates, which
was done. IN the presence Of 5000 people
Mr. Fast also saw huge stones fall on
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CHILDREN BURNED.
Awful Scene Witnessed by II. II. Ken
yOn IN san Francisco

r " Kenyon Is back from san Francis
co an earthquake refugee. Ho says
81 saw little children running around
with their hauds burned to a crisp and
their hair burned off, saw hundred
dead bodies lying neglected IN Market
street, Nv Golden Gate park man came
along with a wagonload " bread. which
he wanted 20 sell az p cents a loaf The
soldiers ordered him 10 distribute II free
Of charge. He refused aud soldier shot
him dead, he was allowed to lie whore
he was while his bread was distributed
To crowd which fought huugrily for
morscls OF II. | saw q woman with three
children stand In line waiting for bread.
Two OF the children were suffering hor-
rlbly from burns. one man tried 10 tear
the rings out Of w0man's ears. a sol
der shot him II a man refuses 90 go to
work when directed 10 do so by the au-
thoritlos he Is shot. No arrests are made
The man who commits an offense under
the eyes OF a soldier or n policeman Is
killed summaTiy."