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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30
FOR s,LE-REAL ESTATE.


FUTILE BROS a. WOOLEY. 153
Main Street After 10 years I'm the Pro.
sress building We have removed 10 the
ground hoOr We are not sure the
ground floor Is any better for business
than mp stairs but of course its busi-
ness We are after and II II Is more con.
yenient for you 20 come I'm. why all
right. we will be pleased TO see you. and
further II We ind our customers arc
more pleased We shall always stay on
the ground ioor because We are trying
10 please tlem. Our new location is
Just two doors south OF the old. We
are ready FOR business, there are seven
active men IN our office. all selling real
estate. and the wonder Is where an the
real estate comes from. but 10 keeps
coming Come In and see our new quar-
tiers. next to $ l. Electric supply Co
IN same store as Citizens Coal Co. Call
futile Bros 81 Wooley, l53 Main st.
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MOVING, PACKING. snlprqyo
THE REpMAN V1N 4 -

or TIE a REphAN VAN a sToEEGF
vn,iR nfni N me city owning "a 60
Lsrae b l@ own bsl teams, Sarehoases e9h
houses, expert furniture packst' se ware.
your goods 10 any part ~ =, ean sAl,
sta'es ana save you money Me-, Nniie-
lhe New York Furniture W'slne,s q
n,en ? association. Have corresp.,'s nous,
81 me principal cities. II YOU W.. Us %
su'aH shipped from any point essi ~ yolr
see US as our connection with ofbs, eei;
eo.eetns make 1t possible 10 ~. arg
slohey aud trouble. Office. ~.
syu'h west Temple Street Both 'F iso, !!
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COULD DONE AND TRY WANT ADJ FOR ONCE
FOR siLE--REAL ESTATE.

We offer = Of FOREST DALES
CHOICEST BUILDING LOTS Tot cash OF.
on lrstallments 10 home builders. East
frontage. on street car line. just south
Of the rev Forest bale School. the finest
school building IN county, and near me
fine grounds q the Country Club. Waly
mains IN front Of every lot, saD per lot
will buy these lots nov.
LIONS SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.,
GEO N CANNON cashier.
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CANNON AND CANNON.
Is East South Temple st.

5HlO rods. sth St. Close in
,,tt on. ....s....s......t l,VoVvV
5xl0 rods. Corner Of South Temule
and u Streets ....,.....sb,O 10000
72xlO6 feet, 9TH South ST. 10000
Easy terms.
utri65 II 1st South Near 10
East 81. ,.s..........N-iVV O'Vo
62xis5 r. 9Th East bet 9Th and 7th
South street ,.,.... .il,sOV'VO
iisxl?5 IT, Corner 10th East and
Second South ,,..........i 100000
room modern brick. stairs IN,
extra rooms can be finished $40
rods. In hrst class condition.
Located on 1 ST. .......fS.20Q.oO
room frame and summer kitchen,
lawn and shade trees. b0Ni95 H. 10
alley near 9th East and 10th South,
Terms ..s....s.ssssss ssoVvV
room modern brick. iixss It. near
County Building, Rents for 5000
per month. Land worth $4,000 per
front foot Price s7500.00 Terms.
other Bargains All locations.
List your properties with us, We
do the rest,
CANNON q CANNON.
IS East South Temple Street
larprCp III Cannon Ouayle Cannon
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5-ROoM BRICK. ALL MODERN
EXCEPT FURNACE, LOT 81 S-iR
1914 FEET, EAST FIFTH SOUTH,
$3.50
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We APE NOT SELLING YOT THIS
HOUSE. But ARE GIVING IT WITH
THE GROUND ONE oF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL PIECES ON TIE
NORTH BENCH sll-2xis5 FEET.
WITH i.ROOM BRICK HOUSE AND
BARN THROWN ~ NORTH SIDE
OF FIFTH ST. BETWEEN C. AND
70. $3.50.
A FEW VACANT PLOTS WAITING
TO De IMPROVED
ui-iyis5 FLEET on 2 NEAR SEC
OND. 1880
40Xlt5 FEET. i0-FOOT r. "
TWELFTH EAST BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH SOUTH SITS. THE
CHEAPEST LOT ON THE EAST
BENCH $3.50.
LOTS oN SOUTH ELEVENTH
EAST AT $3.50 EACH
33uti FEET ~ FIRST STREET
WITH r. or ". 1890.
uI3xIs5 FEET EAST FIRST
SOUTH ST. SOUTH FRONT 5000.
J1is5-FEET. WITH FRONT OK
SECOND ST uloo.
4l.2S1 RODS SOUTH FRONT.
FIRST STREET. $500 PER ROD.
WEST THIRD SOUTH AT $50
PER FRONT FOOT
IT WE ARE BUSY ORR SALES
MEN Mr. LEAKER OR MR. ST
MONS. WILL ATTEND 10 YOUR
WANTS.
HOMER a ROBERTSON.
nEsERET NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS
BOTH PHONES ~.
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We WANT TO CONTRACT Non
% Sords u qusken asp tImbe, Nv ~
~, 70 !. m. IN diameter is n. leIis, 'h. .
saetoryS n9 pgalea' 70 be delivered al ST.,
Mig. Coz, cOrler 5th Month 80 's1lllg
street salt Lake City. 'N ''a Ne
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7.ROOM MODERN COTTAGE on
EAST FIRST SOUTH FURNISHED.
FINE SHADE AND FRUIT TREES.
CHICKEN RUNS ETC. a BEAr1I-
FUL COUNTRY HOME EIGHT MN
UTLs RIDE FROM MAIN ST. $3.50.
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WANTED.

40 Buy No. MILK Cow -
ohVs. address SSl H. 81. Ben PhopVc p a. AT
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Secondhand furniture. carpet, -
P PiGye s., star Furniture Co. lls 's s,y.
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RANCK REAL ESTATE &
lNNT. 90.
Members Of r L. a.
i-room brick house. city water.
electric lights almost new, lo'
tNll1 feet to a l6-foot alley.
located west side. viii sell for
So cash. balance the same a.
rent; low interest Price 81 W.
500
BUYS i-room frame house.
,oNl3. feet ~ l5-lo0t alley To-
Gated cast side So cash, bal
ance 81 monthly.
Nig
So cash. balance the sane as
rent viii buy good Groom brick
house, bath. electric lights city
water stable lot 'NAiG feet %
alley Fine location.
New and modern through and
through. broom. bath, toilet.
electric lEht basement under
the entire house. elegant loca.
ton ON north bench can't
;, beat fog home; 500 takes
TO-
RANCK REAL ESTATE q
INNT. Co,
suite - D. r walker Blk.
RoMNEY. KIMBALL
Brokerage and Real Estate Agency.
.l6 Herald Building
l"lNiC fifth East and Ashton Ave.
On IT, W. me harm ....-.,.,.......... 100
i125. rds-2rd = and an South
small house lust the place
f0r double house.,.......... $50
l-Xm rds-sth East and th South.
nne location .-......-..... 1li
5,tgiE ft-Emcuon 80 and NH
90 r. V. East .......... .............. ~
gisSiG ft-so. p. corner ln Perkins
o. r. W Adltion .......... ........... ti9io
~ no rds 2rl =. 5th ard sth So
very cheap .........,........ ili1o
.i.Ns rds-,fh and fth Fest tn ana
SD 80 Good buy .......... GO
can AMI learn particulars
about lots IN Westminster
Heights. Beautifully d..
Gated and attractive.
our house list is very CON.
p'etc Make us visit and
We viii show YOU
SEE 81 D.. CUMMINGS FOR ACRE.
agf and houses and lots
Room ~ COMMERCIAL Block
QUICK BUYS AND SALES IN REAL.
estate and commercial stocks MartinAap
a clark Hereld Bc!5irs Beta phones
LIST YOUR REALTY WITH US WE
have bargains Maflger, " Z. 2nd South.
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, 10 BUY y FURNITURE FROM Yoi,sr-
nlture Co, ll3 South West Ter,ris, Fui-
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HOMER & ROBERTSON.
MEMBERS S j. REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATION


VIZ HAVE Az ELEGANT s-EooM
MODERN EtFF BRICK. TWO
BATHS TWO TOILETS SMALL
BARN LAWNS. SHADE TREES AND
Flowers FINE CORNER LOT
LOT ill-lri53 FEET TO r. W. y. Z.
a BARGAIN AT $3.50
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HERE IS A BARGAIN OWNER
WANTS MONEY TO PUT N BUsI-
NESS. is SELLING FOR $1,000 LESS
THAN PROPERTY COST lO-R
BRICK. MODERN EXCEPT FUR
MACE. LOT 7txl5o FEET. CHICKEN
RUNS. BARN AND BUGGY SHED,
s. Z. $4,000.
s.RooM MODERN FRAME, 40
FURNACE LOT S2l.?Kl65 FEET. a
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SUBURBAN
HOME ONE BLOCK FROM CAR,
EAST DRIVE 5000.
GROOM MODERN FRAME, con.
NECTED WITH SEWER. Z. S
TERMS. $500
GROOM BRICK. S. E.. LOT s5xl32
TO h. W.. EASY TERMS. $3.50.
s.ROOM BRICK, ROOMS LARGE
SUMMER KITCHEN. LOT 2l.2x
sci. FEET. y Z. $500.
7.RoOM MODERN FRAME. ADOBE
LINED, LOT isxiJ4, S r. 5000.
GROOM BRICK. PORCELAIN
BATH. TOILET. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
ETC. LOT 5Ox1e5 FEET SOUTH
MAIN ST $500.
i-ROOM MODERN NEW AND Up
TO-DATE, SOMETHING CHOICE, e.
s $500
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ROBlNSON'S SUBDIVISION OF
lot 10 PLAT F. COR sTH SOUTH
AND 18TH EAST STREETS. JUST
PLACED or THE MARKET BY
ASHTON q JENKINS
THIS PROPERTY GIVES 4 MOST
BEAUTIFUL VIEW or SALT LAKE
vALLEY-CITY WATER GOOD CAR
SERVICE
$500 PER lot UOS12o AND ioxi5Ol
FEET TO ALLEY $50 CASH EASY
PAYMENTS OF BALANCE.
BELOW Is PLAT OF CORNER.
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SEE rs At ONCE IF you WISH
TO SECURE BUILDING SITES IN
THIS BEAUTIFUL LOCALITY
WE HAVE ALREADY STARTED TO
SELL FINE RESIDENCES ADJOINING
THE PROPERTY
ASHTON a. JENKINS. 20 MAIN ST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

OUR MOTTO:
QUICK SALES
IL REAL ESTATE
l.room cottage. frame near
Eleventh Fast and 10th South
streets. jONl57 foot lot 800
down and ilOco per month-..".-N'lo
s-room frame cottage, southeast.
51fxiei foot lot, easy payments .l,2o
Broom modern brick cottage, ?
story brick. harm. 0Xl2 foot lot
In oakley Sub. on easy payments H,eo
New Groom modern brick house.
Histories. lGNlM foot lot. hot air
furnace. in Forest Dale ..,.,...... $50
broom frame cottage. near cor
ner u lOth East and 10th South
Streets nice lawn and shade. easy
terms 10 rlght party ..........,,.N .io
broom modern brick cottage on
northeast bench. near l.. u. s
Hospital. easy payments Kan
7.room modern house on First
Street. near X. 2Hlo rods az
ground, terms small cash pay
ment and 81 per month. per cent
interest -,-., ,......... .'.-'.....'.Ns"'
The above are orly a few q our bar
gains: II you cannot md what you
want In the above list call on MS and
We will show you What We have Try
our motto hy listing your property
with US. We have the buyers.
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE IN
yEsTMENT co.
Rooms 80 ~ New Herald Bldg.
Both Phones 90
MARTINEAt & CLARK.
Here are some good buys call and
see us IN regard 10 terms.
100000 An elegant $ room. modern
brick house porcelain bath.
toilet etc 2axl0 rods. on Sec.
ond 81, near X.
$4,000 A new ; room entirely modern,
light pressed brick. porcelain
hath etc. Natural wood finish.
-ENg. 10th East. $500 cash.
balance $500 per month
is.s5ooo Modern brick ( room. porcelain
bath etc. SIS rods on Canyon
Road minutes walk from
Main St
II you want a home close In. here Il f.
VACANT LOTS.
$4,000 iori0 rods on 18th. Big
piece " land for little money
$4,000 .iiaI4 on 3. St, near l. D.
: Hospital, faces south.
$4,000 2iaxs on seventh St, near
l.
$4,000 2hxSH on First St, near y.
faces south
We have many others let US show
them 90 you.
MARTiSEAU A CLARK
Reel Estate a Stocks.
sos Herald Bldg
WILL SELL YOU AT A BARGAIN
vacant lots q cottage or a model house in
any part q the city J,s X. shaw a Co.
osef as Main.
SEE HOUSTON. TIE HousERs. ~
Nan Street
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Life goes headlong We chase some
n flying scheme-or we are haunted by some q
fear or command behind u.s." The chase
is easier il we keep in touch with the want
ads-and we may often nulify the fear or
command by overakins the flying scheme" !
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1850 FARM

Fix miles northwest with shade fruit
srteslan wells. sheds fenced. i-room cot
tage, pantry, closets A money maker
VIII trade FOR city property.
GODDARD INVT. Co, 81 (. lst So
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KEYS rITTrp

Novelty MIS- Co, is'A L and 50.
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A FIRST CLASS MERCANTILE BUsI.
ness near Sugar Factory 10 thriving
and growing town OF about 800 inhabi-
tants' Best location IN The town. For par
tculars address r. p. 0. Box q, Garland
Boxelder Co., Utah
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SPRAY YOUR TREES ARsENATE
or LEAD, THE BEST AND MOST EF.
FECTINE SPRAY. WRITE rs FOR
PARTICULARS AND PRICES. G. $.
MARTIN & CO. STATE AGENTS.
TAH AND IDAHO
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BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co. EVERY
thing In photography. q L. Third South.
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s,l, lake RenovAtor CO. takes up ~
,b.rcughiv clesns and relays your ~
rsfe Al n vd Office aud WORKS ~ ". ~
III &. A. Ernst. MGR Phone ~" lna -.
ms ONLY WAY TO PosfTlNIk.iL.tl.
,,rsre Al Dust and dirt Utah sauna
,fause cleaniug co. The Neso ~
On the Rsdmsn Van q Storage GO D''"
phones w.
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with US. We have big demands for i'm
proved and vacant lots Anderson X. z.
lnvt Co. 3o0-i Herald Building.
SEE BUCKwALTER & SERMON FOR
snaps in Real Estate and LJsns Room
81 Atlas Block.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-24
Is THERE DEAL ON?
William D. Conner Of MarsEfieId,
Joins Governor Davidson
in a Combination
FOR DEFEAT OF LENRooT

Good reason exists for the belief
that an absolute defensive and often
sive political alliance has been entered
into between William d. Conner of
Marshfe1d, chairman Of the Repub1i-
can state central committee of Wis
consin, and Gov. James O. Davidson.
AS result of this alliance the fol-
lowing program appears in prospect:
1.-The joining of forces between
Messrs. davidson and Connor in the
coming pteconvention campaign with
Gov. Davidson as candidate for re-
nomination and Mr.. Connor on the
ticket as a candidate for lieutenant
governor.
2-The retirement Of Mr. Davidson
from the. executive chair if he is re-
nominate and elected at the close of
his term in 1909 with no attempt on
his part to secure a second nomina
ton.
3-The remaining in the field of Mr..
Connor as the leading factor in the
Davidson administration with his
probable future candidacy either for
governor in 1908 OF for United States
senator to succeed John c. Spooner.
Gov. Davidson and Chairman Con
nor we're in Milwaukee in conference
Saturday. They breakfasted together
at the Plankinton house and then.
after a talk Id Mr.. Connor's room
went out together and met with lead
ing members of the ha1f~breed organi-
cation in the Cream City.
They returned to the hotel and
lunched together. Neither would talk
as to the result of their conference,
but from other sources it was learned
that practically an agreement had
been reached between the two men to
unite their political fortunes. In this
event Mr.. Connor's political an
nouncement, which is expected to be
issued shortly, will probably be of his
intention to run for lieutenant
governor.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-24
De d g THE AR.IONS.
Kenosha Baseball Team Puts Up
Great Game Sunday, Winning
BY a Score Of 3 to 2
FIENE PITCHES GREAT BALL

In one of the best games ever seen
on Kenosha diamond the Kenosha
team defeated the Arions of Chicago
Sunday afternoon by a score OF 8 to ..
The game was replete with brilliant
plays, and Fiene, the American
League pitcher, who was in the box
for Kenosha, was given great sup
port. Tower, who, pitched for the
visitors, was also well supported, but
the Kenosha men hit the ball when
hits made runs, and this wasthe whole
story Of the victory,
The game was one that produced
heart aches, and the big crowd of
1900 people in the grand stand and
bleachers was kept rsoctting until the
last man was OH =. - the NH nh IN ming
Fiene contributed great deal to the
victory, as he pitched great ball, al
lowing but six hits and striking out
eleven men. He was there with the
goods at all stages of the game, and
not base on balls was registered
against him. Tower was in form, but
AAAS AOuA OdSCS OA OdI1S d1OCO UudlGI1-
ally IN giving Kenosha the victory.
Fiene and Knipple fattened up their
batting averages with two base hits,
and Laabs was the star IN the field,
his stop Of a line drive being one of
the big features of the game.
For time it looked as if the Keno
sha team would be shut out. For FIVE
iiccng innings the Kenosha team was
planted, and the Arions had scored
one in the second. Ii the sixth In
ming the Kenosha boys made two
runs, and in the seventh they put the
game out of danger by adding another
to the list.
In the preliminary game the Brands
defeated the Southports. The score
of the Kenosha-Arious' game follows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-24
sCHILz FOR SHERIFF

Wheatlaud Man Sends Petitions for
Democratic Nomination for Sheriff
B. M. Schilz, of the town of Wheat
land, who has been treasurer of that
town for several terms, will seek
higher honor from his party as this
morning he started his petitions to
secure the Democratic nomination for
sheriff. Schilz comes from that part
of the county known as "Whiskey
Hill and it is stated that he has
strong support among the. Democrats
in the western part of the county. He
is the first member of the party to get
out petitions for the nomination for
any Office.
The petitions will be circulated IN
every town. 1t is thought that Schilz
will be strong candidate. It is re-
ported that several other Democrats
are boxing for the nomination and
Schilz may have opposition from the
party in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-24
TO MASH WASHERS
Miss Alvina Krause Assaulted by
Unknown Man on Exchange St.
Last Sunday Evening
CRIES SAVED HER FROM HARM

Report has been made to the police
OF dastardly assault made on Miss
Alvina Krause on Sunday night
which has resulted in the police get
ting a general order for the suppress
sion of 'mashers". Miss Krause was
assaulted by one of these men on Elk
change street just after 10 O'Clock
Sunday evening and while she was
not seriously injured in the encounter
she was badly frightened and if the
identity of the mar who attacked her
can Le ascertained it is safe to say
he Will be placed wnere ire will not
worry women for time at least.
Miss Krause is employed as do
nestle in one of the homes on Ex-
change street and ia company with a
girl friend working in the same
neighborhood she had spent the even
ing down town. The two young wo-
men started for their homes about 10
O'Clock and when they reached the
corner of Deming street and Park
avenue they found that two men we're
following them. The men walked be-
hind the girls and attempted to at
tracttheir attention by remarks which
were decidedly uncalled for. The
young women hurried along making
no reply to the men. When they
turned into Exchange street the men
came up close behind them and one Of
the fellows caught Miss Krause about
the waist. The woman started to
scream and the fellow choked her and
at the same time declared that he had
revolver and that he would use it if
she attempted to make fuss. The
girl broke away from him and
screamed again aud by this time she
had attracted the attention of some
of the people living in the houses In
the neighborhood and with the ap-
pearance Of these people the men took
to their heels. The men who came to
the rescue of the girls gave chase but
the two fellows were too fleet and
they managed to escape.
It is claimed that the young woman
would be able to identify her assail-
ant and every effort is now being
made to have him arrested.
In the past few months there have
been several assaults of this nature
and it is high time that some Of these
men be caught and be given a proper
punishment. With such men at large
it is scarcely safe for women to walk
out at night unattended without fear
of being subjected to indignities.
These men for the most part are well
known young men about town who
seem to think that their charms are
of such compelling nature that they
are privileged to make any advances
to women they may see fit. IF some
woman would land on one of these
Washers and land hard and then see
to it that the fellow was prosecuted
her action would do much to rid the
city Of this dangerous class of smart
aleCkS.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-24
BRISTOL COUPLE Welded

VIM. Burnelle and Miss Daisy Rich
ards, Both of Bristol, Married Here
The marriage Of William Burnelle
and Miss Daisy Richards, both we'll
known residents of the town of Bris-
tol, was celebrated at the manse of
the First Congregational church at 4
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
E. T. Farril1. Mr.. and Mrs. Burnelle
left Immediately after the ceremony
for Bristol, where they will make their
home onthe farm of the groom. The
announcement Of the marriage will
probably come as great surprise to
the friends of the bride and groom in
the western part of the county.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-24
rs NOT A CANDIDATE
J. A. Rowbottom States That He Does
Not Want to Go to Madison

J. A. Rowbottom States That He Does
Not Want to Go to Madison
J. A. Rowbotton, the well-known
Bristol merchant, has set at rest all
specnlations as to the possibilities
Of his being candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for the office of
Member of the Assembly. The fol-
lowing has been received from Mr..
Bristol, Wis, May IS, 1906.
HE TELEGRAPH COURIER:
notice that in the columns of your
paper am mentioned as possible
candidate for Member of Assembly
from this county. In order that there
may be no possible chance for a mis-
understanding in regard to my posi-
ton IN this matter wish to say that /
am not a candidate for. the above
mentioned office, and further, that /
am not, neither do l expect to be. a
candidate for any other office in the
gift Of the people of Keuosha county
during the coming campaign. The
people generally, as far as can learn.
are very we'll satisfied with the rec
ord that has been made by our present
member, Walker M. Curtiss, and if he
cares to represent the county another
term would like to see him nonin-
ated and elected. Yours truly,
]. A. ROWBOTTOM.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-24
MANY MAKE PROTESTS
Property Owners on Grand Avenue
Oppose Further Rights to NV. R'y

49,
Oppose Further Rights to NV. R'y
The members of the city council
met as committee Of the whole, at
the Grand avenue crossing of the
North Western road Sunday, for the
purpose of hearing the protests of
property owners, against the grant
ing of a franchise to the North
Western to lay further tracks on this
street. There were ten protests pre-
scented and all of the protesting
property owners insisted that the
council demand that the railway com
pany put in a subway at Grand ave-
nue. before laying any other tracks.
It was expected that the franchise
ordinance would come before the
council this evening, but the protests
were SO numerous that it is probable
that the committee will take further
time to examine into the conditions.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-24
EX-ALDERMAN MARRIED
Miss Frances Strey and Michael SuIIi-
van United IN Marriage

MISS FRANCES OlT0y ana michael Sull1s
van United IN Marriage
At St. James church at O'Clock
Sunday evening occurred the mar
rage of Miss Frances Strey, of Ripon,
and Michael Sullivan, former alder
man of the First ward. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father
Roche in the presence of a score Of
the friends of the bride and groom
After the ceremony at the church
Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan entertained
their friends at recep tion at Sch1itz
hall at which large number of guests
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan
left late Sunday evening for Ripon
where they will spend their honey
moon. They will make their home on
Maiden Lane and will be at home to
their friends after the first of July.
Both the bride and groom are we'll
known in KenCsha and they have the
best Wishes-of many friends.