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The Washington herald., 1906-10-22
AMONG THE BOXERS.

Young Corbett and Terry McGovern
must have become unduly excited over the
result Of their hot bout Of Wednesday
evening at Philadelphia. for each has de-
clared since that the Lincoln Club Of
Chelsea offered purse of $4,000 for an
other bout between them. They must be
affected with the heat 10 believe it.
The Lincoln Club hasn't one single
chance to offer them $4,000. fer. try as il
would. the club could not give such lot
of money In the first place. the Pyth-
ian rink. where the bouts are held. does
not accommodate more than 900 or 300
/ persons at the very LIMIT, and the sports
in that neighborhOod would not consider
going higher than two, three and five.
If the Denverite and Terrible Terry
want to fight again they must either 60
10 San Francisco and engage in a long
battle. or else jolly Jack Michigan along
for another bout They would undoubt-
eddy draw again at Philadelphia, for
everybody says that they made fast
bout.
Aleck Greggains. who has not partici-
pated in a ring contest in years, and
whose long eighty-round- contest with
Buffalo Costello al Coney Island several
New York sports says he will be glad to
fight six rounds with Jack Johnson. Aleck
was very fast and very clever in his day.
and Is apt to make Jack sorry he spoke
so disdainfully of the other heavyweight
knights of the padded mitt.
Joe Cans expects to retire from the
ring after one more year, still in pos
session of his title. During the coming
winter he hopes, to demonstrate his su-
periority as a lightweight beyond all
question. and then follow the example
of heavyweight champion James J. JEFF
fries and quit the rOped arena
Cans is thirty-two years old and has
held the lightweight championship since
1902. when ne knocked out Frank Erne in
one round. He has been fighting since
1890 starting when sixteen years old. He
docs not appear to be more than twenty-
four years old. having few marks Of his
scores of hard fights.
He desires another fight with Battling
Nelson and all other aspirants for the
title. This includes Kid Herman. Harry
Lewis. Charley Weary. and any others
the public desires him TO meet
There is danger of the official lid fall
iiB On TIE DoAinS game IN CdtIOTnla.
for when the legislature meets this win
ter it will have several bills up for con-
sideration which will prohibit fighting
altogether. and there seems to be be-
lief among the Frisco promoters that one
of them is likely to go through.
It's the old story of the managers fight
ing among themselves and the worsted
ones getting busy to stop the sport al
together Coffroth. Willie Britt. and the
others. in the so-caIled fight trust have
successfully kept others out of the game,
but if the fights are allowed TO 90 on It
is almost certain that Tex Ricard will
have a club in the Golden Gate City,
and if he does there will he some tall
hustling among the members CT the
trust.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-22
FIGHT FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE
Yale and Pennsylvania Want "a
Pull on Track Meet.

New York. Oct 21-There viii probably
oe a fight in the intercollegiate Associa-
ton OF Amateur Athletes OF America ut
its coming meeting over the question Of 4
site FOR this years games Yale wants
the meet and so does Philadelphia, and
the sentiment is about evenly divided be-
tween the two.
The only thing on which the association
IS unanimous is that it will not be held at
Cambridge again. The woes CT those
who went there last spring were such as
to prevent any repetition OF the expert
ence.
Yale wants the games and urges the
fact that both Pennsylvania and Harv ard
have had them, and it is their turn 60
have a chance. But Yale field cannot
offer the accommodations for either tn
ietes or spectators that Franklin field
does If the wishes of the athletes arc
considered. the decision will be in favor
OF Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-22
GRIDIRON GOSSIP.

Cornell viii spend the next two weeks
behind the fence"
Swarthmsre, Pennsylvania conqueror.
has a game with Amherst November a.
The Tigers have in Harlan drop
kicker whom the coaches think viii de-
velop into another Baird or a Dewitt.
Pennsylvania needs a good quarter back
That is the chief need of the eleven. and
the coaches are working hard to find a
new star.
The central board of football officials
has been asked to furnish the referee and
umpire for the Michigan-Penn game on
November Il.
West Point has its work cut out from
now on. The Army meets Harvard
Vale, and Princeton in order. October y,
November s. and November 10.
There is only one gridiron near New
York City where there is a team of any
importance-at the New York University
Columbia is out of the game this year.
Brown has only two more home games.
and the students are dissatis with a
schedule which places Browns important
games at Cambridge Philadelphia.
Springfield, and New Haven.
New stands have been erected in
Springfield for the four big football
games to be played at Hsmpden Park
this fall. The latest game scheduled
there is that between Holy Cross and
FOrdham.
Herman Kerkh9ff. Lafayette's Qnd)
famous football player. has deserted the
football field for the field of politics. and
is nGw engaged in a strenuous campaign
for the Office of sheriff Of Tippecanoe
County
There are twenty-three men in the Uni
versity of Chicago squad whose average
weight is less than 1S5 pounds. Stage is
IN favor of playing much lighter men
and taking chances on the DEVELOPMENT
of the open game instead OF a line
plunging game
A correspondent writes: The most re-
markable Indian name that has ever
forced its way TO the front on a Carlisle
football squad is that of this years left
act;le- Wese'lEa which, in being trans
lated from the original Sioux, Is Throws
e-air-and-catches it, This cog
nomen by remarkable coincidence is very
suggestive of the style of play brought
to public notice under the new rules
Throws 1t up in -the-air-and-catches It
happens 70 be a good basketball PLAYER
and is one Of the strongest linemen Car
Isle ever had
The Washington herald., 1906-10-22
CARPENTER TO COACH.
Football star Engaged to Prepare
v. p. I. Eleven.

Football star Engaged to Prepare
v. p. I. Eleven.
Blacksburg, Va, Oct g.-Hunter Car
penter. the greatest football player de-
velopsd in Virginia has been engaged 10
coach the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
eleven.
Carpenter will give the squad close at
tention this week in preparation for the
big game with North Carolina ut Rich
mond next Saturday. Y. p. ]. is strong
In the line. but weak in backs. Carpen-
ter. however, expects to make some
changes that viii make the whole team
formidable.
Dinendel. left tackle has been playing
Tire star game for his team so far this sea
son. He has been doing the work that
Johnson did for Virginia and Carpenter
for tho Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-22
Nnf q snenkinr Acnnnintnnne

Not Il Speaking Acquaintance.
From the Louisville C0urier-Jou7nal
You evidently knew that lady.
Yes. I knew her
And yet you didn't speak
No; ours is merely glaring acaua!nt-
ancs.'
The Washington herald., 1906-10-22
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE.
CITY LEAGUE.

Wedndsdsy-Corcorsns IS. CapTons. at Center
Market AmoTy.
Thursday Carols IS. shamrocks at Carroll In
stItutc
Saturday,. NJ. C. A. vs.. and l. at Y NJ. C.
A Gymnasium
GREATER WASHINGTON LEAGUE
FHdsy-Orivays IS. Commissioners, W l. l.
ArmOry-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-22

Robert Buffers. the Pinkerton employe
who was injured by the teIescoping OF
race trains AT Belmont Park on Friday,
died Saturday morning at ST. Mary
Hospital, Jamaica.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-22
Sherring

At all the other distances there was
nothing new until the Marathon distance
of twenty-six miles is reached. Here W.
J. Sherring, of Hamilton Ontario, reigns
supreme by his record breaking win in
the Marathon race in the Olympic games
In hours 81 minutes y 3-5 seconds, beat
ing all former marks ard winning by a
mile from Svanberg. his nearest opponent
In 1896, when the race was won by Loues
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL
Keep In mind the fact that
We make correct abstractu.
Guarantee against all errors in title,
Examine titles.
Attend all details OF purchase or sale.
Tho Homer Abstract Co. Inc.
Main and lst So. under Deseret Banb.
al2I2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

Sh per month rent on $500 invested
means about l. per cent net on the in
yestment. Can give you such a layout
The property Is In the southwest part OF
the city Handy for railroad men and
easily rented The lot. 50xlH feet TO al
Icy, and II Is Al: 4-room frame house
adobe lined, and 2-room frame. with sum-
msr Kitchen: barn. chicken-houscs etc;
all improved and in irst-class repair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

IT'S EASY
To say that | have the best 12-room mod
cnn prove that the construction OF the
house alone cost nearly $50 90; the lot be-
Ing a corner I'm the best residence section
ls largo and well improved and Is worth
$500. VIII discount this proposition $l0.
0vo. IL you are In the market for such a
home. can, phone or write
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

BY THE OWNER, A GOOD, WELL
built brick and cement house six rooms
hall and bathroom, all In frst-class con-
dition; solid partition walls, porcelain
bath. electric hight fixtures, plate glass
window, good cellar: lot 50X16j. on a cor
ner; barn and Carrlagc-housc: eight
blocks east from new postoffice. will be
sold for $3.50 II sold I'm short time. Add.
8 q. Tribune r148i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

FINE BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE
paying per cent net. The building is
almost new and cost over $4,000. and the
land is worth $4,000. The rents about
$1,000 per year. We are instructed to Of
fer this for sale at S65 900 $4,000 of which
can remain on the property at per cent
We have Main street property paying
S per cent net
Corner, ! block from Knutsford. at 500
per foot There is q quick profit In this
Lot on lst street. between State and A.,
at about 800 per foot.
23Xl45 to alley, 1st So. between State
and End East at 800 per foot,
7-room modern pressed brick in Capitol
avenue addition 500 cash. $3.50.
s2ISxle5, with good brick house on lst
South. between 2nd and 3rd West The
building OF the new o. 8. l.. depot Will
advance this property very fast WIZ
sell for few days at sl2o per foot
Swell new 7-room modern pressed brick
on a fine 3rd street corner, $500
6-room modern pressed brick at GA 5th
street. II has porcelain bath, toilet
laYatory, f. l., natural wood, etc. $3.50
lOnl0 rods trackage close to new r. CT.
W depot
We make a speciality OF West Srd So
street property, and have nearly every
thing on the street that Is for sale.
Little & Little. under Walkers bank
rl39l
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1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
149 South w. Temple St

500 per IT. 32% II. on west side of State
bet 3rd and 4th South St
SEQ per It. 40 II. frontage on Floral ave-
nue.. Only u block from State St.
bet. End and Srd South, This IS but
10 per cent of the price OF State ST
frontage and q very desirable eito
for warehouse or manufacturing
plant. II YOU are looking for rank
speculation, pick this up
Sl0.00-The McDermott residence. No e64
F. 1st South st. We are authorized
TO shade this price little 10 make
a quick sale. The house has ten
rooms. hardwood finished and Is
modern in every respect most
desirable high-class residence
S3l2O per rod Choice east front build
ing lot on University street bet 2nd
and 3rd South; 1s5 II deep.
S525-A 75-ft vacant corner on 10th East
near llth South
s650-A 75-ft. corner on Sixth East, Just
south of Liberty park.
Sl2 per II. Building lots. south front on
LIST South. west. size 10 suit
S3o0O-2h acres on w. Temple St, with
tidy siX-room br. cottage Can trade
for small house closer in.
Drop in and talk II over"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

When II comes To securing a bargain,
either In n house. lot or business proper
", nobody can beat my list
A Richter, 19 West lst South street;
phones GIL rl3si
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SAMPLE BARGAINS
Snnp-7 rooms strictly mod: hot water
heat. so front with nice lawn; emit
walk 2lsXlO rds.. furnished, $4,000; with
out furniture. must sell at once" S25O0
Can't be beat, 7-room mod cmt walk
so. front. new and In fne condition. 5000
rooms. pressed brick. mod. beautiful
muntel, stone walk around house: nlley
In rear. sth East. $4,000.
. rooms. pressed brick, e l.. sth East
$2l00
7-room mod, close In. 9Th So. s27OO
4-room pressed brick, big lot TO alley,
9Th L. $3.50.
5-room mod. pressed brick. big lot. w.
lst So, last week 1890, you can have IL
FOR $3.50.
rooms with bath and e l.. west side
Sl70O
c. +. Little s. Co.
200 and 2l0 Atlas Block rlIOl
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FUTILE BROS. 149 MAIN ST. INVEST
MENT BANKERS. EST 1871.

FUTILE BROS. 149 MAIN ST. INVEST
MENT BANKERS. EST 1871.
property embracing 726 lots that was
selling at 800 per lot 16 years ago. max
Ing the value S72 900 We can now deliver
for $500 Think OF It! History repeats
itself This addition all plated is S. w.
of the city limits. only half a mile 1t is
fairly good soil and is under a ditch,
This property alone will make the man
who buys II rich 1t belongs to an East
ern man, We have the deed here. Must
be quick sale and cash.
No. 2aj3 Is 16 acres. with 12 shares
water right, cottage, barn, flowing we'll
varieties. One mile s. +. of Hills park,
Only $500. VIII raise price In spring
No. 3169 Fine double modern bk 2
story, Is rooms; between r. G.. w. Ry.
and o. 5. l.. Ry.' near o. S. L. depot
Large grounds; room for more cottages.
Sell for 1920
Fine homo on n 4, bench. near Pepper
ton. pressed brick, 10 rooms. strictly mod
ern. with barn and alley This is only
5000. II had a mortgage on II of $500
last year When q money loaner places
that amount on a place IT should be
worth $500 at least. This Is worth look
ing into
We have three of tho cheapest and best
groom modern new cottages In this city
They are elegantly located. high. nice
ground, fine neighborhood. large lots: in
short, very comfortable homes They
range from $500 To $500. S. l.. part of
the city Call for particulars They are
worth 1850 apiece,
We have vacant lots all over the city.
Some are bargains We can help you
pick EN- out Call soOn-prices OF Salt
Lake city property win be going up for
the next four years. during which time
the city Will double In population. TuttIe
Bros, Progress building. rl2s5
SEE THE ELEGANT sEVEN-RooM
brick at ll2S Second St. key at lll9
open SUNDAY Terms,
New four-rUom brick: bath. toilet, lava
tory; cellar; .. l.; three blocks from Tenn
pie: $500; terms
New 5-room modern cottage. 9Th w, bet
II. Temple and S. Temple; 5000; monthly
See owner, % Hooper Building. rl4oS
WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL
Keep in mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts,
Guarantee against all errors in title.
Examine titles.
ATTEND all details Of purchase or sale.
Tho Homer Abstract Co, Inc.
Main and lSt So. under Deseret Banb.
aI242
s25 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH WILL
buy pair OF fine lots in the southeast
ern part OF city Beautiful shade; fine resi-
dences; good car service. Also choice lots
near 9Th South on 18th East, 18th East
and Douglas ave. Fritsch No. II East
End South st Phones; Ind. 7i7; Bell 1861.
1927
LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH A
reliable man, who Will take care OF II,
sell Il; collect rents and pay taxes;
Reference: Nat, Bank OF Republic
Mccormick & Co, bankers.
Jos Baumgarten, LIZ Main st, Salt Lake
pRt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

Here Is a chance 10 make some money
leoxl65 feet corner of and 10th; Sl259.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

Eight-room brick, porcelain bath, toilet
electric lights, etc. Ten minutes walk
from this office. East side IL is like Civ
ing II away; $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH A
reliable man. who will take care OF II,
sell II; collect rents and pay taxes.
Reference: Nat Bank OF Republic
Mccormick & Co, bankers.
Jos. Baumgarten. IL Main st, Salt Lake
pRi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

First come. first served.
Have a number OF prospective buyers
for this little home brand-new 4-room
brick, porcelain bath. electric lights. etc. !.
located near Sth East and 2nd South
Price $3.50. 5000 cash, balance so per
month. including interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

Five-room modern brick cottages bring
about $3.50 TO $500. II depends on the To-
cation. Have one close in and II is mod
ern. including furnace Can sell II for
Sn5O. It's n big bargain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

ACTORS FOR FIRST CLASS ORA
matte company; no amateurs need ap-
ply. George Ray. Brigham City, Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

WEIR, IS w End South
60-FOOT FRONTAGE, NEAR NEW r.
O, renting for $50 per month; 1850 per
foot
sl5OO-lx1o rods, 5th r. near 9TH South
sl650-3xl0 rods, 5th w, near 2nd South.
s22Jo-5NS rods. y St, near lst.
S1250-3xl0 rods. End South, south front.
$l6l0-5xS rods, Sth f.. near Ith South.
S26Jl-5xl0 rods. cor. l street with l.
room brick. a bargain.
sTJ0-3N1 rods, 1lth f., near 5th South.
S5QO-l0Xl0 rods. l street
S3750-Double house. rooms each, good
location, cpst side.
s6l50-10X20 rods, End E. near city and
county building.
s24OO-56st x165 feet. 1st w, near ith
South,
Weir. IS w End South. rl522
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

IDEAL FOR SUMNER HOME, 42
ACRES IN HOLIDAY.
II Is I'm the section where this farm Is
located that Mrs. Judge. Mrs. Holmes
and Mr.. Walker have built their palatisl
summer homes.
on this farm is a good 5-room brick
house, large barn. fruit, flowing well,
etc, and an AL water right
This place IS for sale until February
at 5000. after which II is of the mar
ket.
Little & Little under Walkers bank
r1592
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

s25 CASH AND SO PER MONTH WILL
buy a pair OF fine lots in the southeast
ern part OF city. Beautiful shade. fine resi-
dences; good car service. Also choice lots
near lth South on 18th East 18th East
and Douglas ave. Fritsch, No. II East
r19I
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$50
Buys 2 nice lots in Waterloo.


21s by 10 lot, choice residence section,
cast side.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Says sell my nice 5-room brick home
with summer kitchen. pantry and closet,
nice lot. good location, southeast, for
$500 Get busy II you want snap.
MODERN HOMES;
Yes, we have them In all parts OF the
city, all prices, and for 5000 We Will
place you in one of the best modern
brick homes on northeast bench large.
airy rooms fine mantel. nickel plumbing.
large lot new and up-to-date, We chal-
lcnge competition on this home at this
price.
Yours for snaps,
A. McKellar &c Co, 63l2 w End South.
1884
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SINRM. PR. BR. MOD, HOUSE; s. E;
$3.50. Maben. 4a Auerbach bldg. 1897
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

ONE OF THE PRETTIEST BUILDING
sites on the entire East bench, 1lth E. :,
75xl4l IT. to alley. overlooking entire city
and between TWO tlne residences. one OF
them the finest on the bench, price 5000.
half cash. bal. ; years. per cent, worth
$500 today must have this amt OF money
at once. Address 3 A.. Tribune. rl&9
49ls FIT. MAIN ST, +. FRONT; So PER
IT., worth so; one-thlrd cash, bal yrs,
low int Address 40. Tribune r159S
CORNER LOT, 2X1O RODS, WITH 16- FIT
alley, 2-room house. 1850 So Sth Enst.
cheap; on easy terms. rl36l
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One OF the finest building sites on the
y. r. bench. 100XlZ5 feet on Fort Doug
las avenue. Building restrictions are
such as To prevent the possibility OF any
thing but good nelshbors. $3.50
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s PER CENT PLUS

PER CENT PLUS
have for sale some of the very best
business properties in the city, ranging
in price from $1,000 to $4,000.
Main street, Second South street and
Third South street locations
l handle nothing but the best and hard
to get
W S Crismon, real estate. Room 200
Scott Bldg. 1888
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

NEW sEVEN-ROOM MODERN RED
pressed brick. Just what you want if
YOU are looking for a comfortable home
Best east side location: $500.
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ARE YoU AsI.EEp9"

ARE YOU Asleep"
Don't let all the bargains slip by you.
Every real estate man In town can show
YOU property that Will double in short
time, II you don't believe II. call and
look at some things we have to offer, and
you Will convince yourself that many OF
them Will grow while you slecp-and dou-
BILE within is months. Don't be TOO
WISE. Go to your doctor and let him
take little wax out Of your ears. II
your "eyeslgnS' is weak come over and
we Will drop drop or two of "enthusl-
asm water In your eye, and we guaran-
Tee the second application will enable
you to sec many things you never saw
before. You Will go away happy and
rejoicing. You Will be able TO see roses
growing I'm Der Winter Time"
DRS. HUBBARD & HUBBARD,
IS w. I'd So St.
p. S.-CONSULTATION FREE.
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~ AN AGENT7 WRITE US
ESely for you want the newest
you can't AFFORD TO delay. Do
nIito make pin money? Arc YOU
rnness? We teach good deserv-
~ how 10 make money. New
|Et made 81 In two days. Write
Ladies' Supply Co., S Forest
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II EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
staurant and household help.
Tor iaborers.
md South. Phones AGA. e7la
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

NEW S-ROOM BRICK, ACRE
ground, sc car fare, fruit and shade
5000
10 acres good land. good water right, &c
car fare trade for city property
80 acres, sc car fare, trade for city
property
subdividing $l5 per acre.
SO acres close 10 city. west side track
age or wholesale property, SIS per acre.
Big money In this.
Those east bench lots 500 rod. the best
for the money.
Ny offer OF 50 per cent rebate to all
purchasers OF real estate still holds good
See my big list,
j N. Courtney, Al w. End South rl4oo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

TAKE CARE OF EIGHTEEN
RIlWld child, two or three hours a
particulars inquire room 300
otcl. rl3oI
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ALIEsE PINK. CLAIRvoY-
kpiuin and card reading. lis south
noW at my new location
nl55S
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR QUICK
sale, or II you want TO exchange 1t for
m,ouerh no h9rles, or your 'acant lots Quit
Union Real Estate, Building and Invest
ment Co. They arc in business for that
purpose, and guarantee justice to you.
They also loan money on long and short
terms. Payable by installments at per
cent 63i7 West End South. rooms $3.50.
ri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

SIPS per foot 4lx165 feet, one block from
business, 1st South st; a splendid buy
have but q three days call.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-23

Five-room modern cottage. southeast
roof: $3.50