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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

Business is growing every day and Montgomery never looked better to us. We are handling some nice properties these days. For instance:
 A 5-room cottage. Highland Park. $1.550: $50 cash. $20 per month.
 A 5-room cottage corner lot,5ox150. $1,500.
 Other similar houses in same block, on inside lots, have sold this year. for $1.65O This place is easily worth $1,750.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

P. M. KOEN & SON,
 Real Estate and Insurance. 26 t-2 Commerce St.-,Phone 3o:

There is a fine business op- portunitY in the City of Mont gomery for the right man. This is a growing business, in a flourishing condition, and requires only q moderate cap ital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

On Montgomery Street we offer a modern seven room house with every convenience and comfort for $7,000.0o. It cost $6,500.00 to buifd the house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

If you have $5,e0o.0o, you can bu, :-:t-.4 it an interest in one of the most valuable pieces of property, in the city. Your $5,500.00 investment should make you $2,OO000,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

We have for sale a modem two story dwelling, within five minutes' walk of the bus mess center, that :an De bought for S2,850.00. This property is paying interest on $3,500.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

We want to bay abotst 40 acres of improved land, close to Montgomery. Our custo- mer will pay cash for 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08
In the Fifth Ward we have a dwelling for sale for $2,- 850.00-bringing $300.00 rent.

On Martha Street we have a first class, modem. six room house that we will self at a great bargain. This is one of the best place or the street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

We have for sale pretty new i've room cottage. on lot 5ox2oo. and four vacant lots across the street from It. The house and lot is easily worth $1.500 and is rented for $150.00 year. The the bunch a bargain at $2.40o00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08
BETTER and BETTER

For $2,75o you can buy a splendid 5-room cottage, with hall, bath, sani- tary plumbing, gas and electric lights Park School. Convenient to church and car line. Terms.
 $3,500-This amount secures one of the most desirable homes on Cramer Avenue.
 If interested call at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08
Real Estate Bargains

We have for sale pretty cottage at Highland Park, one block from car line. on corner lot. This place is rented to splendid tenant for $1s0.00 year. Price for immediate sale. s1,30o. Here is I4 per cent. investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

On Monroe Street we have a good six room hocse that we will self fer $2,500.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

If Jou have any property that you specially desire to sell, we would suggest that you list the propert with US, as we expect to see the real es- tate market open up soon, nd we know that we will have a number # people with money looking tor Investments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

We have some first class bonds which we wifi exchange for Clearing House Certifi- cateS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

$f.S00.00 will buy this bunch if sale fs made before Wednesday. owner leav- ing town and must sell.
 We have for sale or rent a new five- room cottage on lot 50x200. with cab met. mantels, etc. Will rent for $500 per month or sell for s100.oO cash, ball. ance $25.00 per month. Here is a chance for you to own your own home by simply paying rent.
 Let us show you some of our pretty North Highland lots. on improved
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

street. and close to car line. These lots can be bought from $200 up on easy terms Special inducements to parties desiring to build immediately.
 We have for sale . pretty farm in this county, on Woodley Road, contain ing 22s acres. This place will rent for five or six bales of cotton. Price. $1.75o.oo.
 Clearing house certificates and checks on local banks taken for any, thing we have for sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

We are authorized to self at a sacrifice a very beautiful building lo' on tn finest part of South Pe--y Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

We have " attractive home on South Hull Street for rent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

Four miles from the city limits on the Carter HdI road, we have for slle 200 acres, with every impA Aovement on 1t needed for farming, and a very handsome homt. The entire place is fenced. We will self this place very cheap, and on reasonable terms.
 We are instructed to sell a very pretty piece of property on Washington Avenue at a sacrifice, if sold by the first of the month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18

ence. The accused as soon as he
could have done so. submitted his
rights 10 the consideration of the
courts. He could not have done so In
Colorado. He could not have done
so away from Colorado. At the first
instant that the state of Idaho relax
ed its restraining power he invoked
the aid of habeas corpus successfully
of the supreme court of the state and
of the circuit court of the United
States He should not have been dis
missed from court and the action of
the circuit court in so doing should
be reversed
Arguing from these facts II Ia the
sense of this mass meeting that Meyer,
HAYWOOD and Pettibone have not had
81 square deal
'"rhe mine owners having over
thrown all law and order thus chal-
lenge the miners to do the very thing
of which they have been falsely ac-
cused, namely. to redress their
wrongs with force. Physical force is
the first resort of brutes, but the last
resort of man; therefore. be It
Resolved. That we. the men and
women in this mass meeting assem-
bled. as we value life. liberty and hap
piness do pledge our moral and imam
cial aid in the long delayed, but fas,
approaching trial of Meyer, Haywood
and Pettibone; and he II further
Resolved, That We as American
liberty loving poonle and aw-abidinG
citizens of the county of Weber, and
state of Utah, raise our voices In con
demnation of the infamous action OF
the officials of Idaho and Colorado"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
VERNAL.
BRIDGE WASHED OUT.
Traffic Over White and Green Rivers
Made Over the Ice.

Special correspondence
Vernal. Tintah Co, Feb. bon Feb
ruary 8, The shareholders of the Dry
Gulch Irrigation company. met at Roose-
Welt and elected Ward L. Pack, Jr., sec
rotary and treasurer Of the company.
Joseph II, Hardy has resigned his
position at the Ashley Coop, and has
been made manager of the Roosevelt
Mercantile company at Roosevelt me
heart of the Dry Gulch farming dis
trict. Vernal's loss IS Duchesne ward g
gain. MIR. Hardy has taken prominent
part in business and church affairs In
Vernal since his return from the south
ern states. His many friends wish MIN
prosperity in his new field.
BRIDGE WASHED OUT.
ON Feb the White River bridge
went out before a huge ice jam Mail
and passengers We're temporarily de-
layed through the mishap.
The Uintah Railway company runs
the stage from Dragon to White River,
the mail is transferred over the river
by carriers, and the passengers cross
on the Ice The same feat Is performed
at Green river, after coming by sec
ond stage from White river. Some
passengers say the experience or cross
ing the river on blocks OF Tee reminds
them of Eliza's daring venture In Uncle
Toms Cabin. with all the trouble, the
VernaIites are glad % see the third
stage with It's royal four" come bound
ing into town AZ dusk. Freight, OF
course. Is again delayed The floating
ice Is exceptionally bad this year maxi
ing fording difficult, and 1t win be some
time before new bridge can be built.
county Superintendent Of Schools n.
G Stewards has completed his visits Ia
the schools Of the county and repor. $
good work being done
Frank M. Young has resigned his
position as principal Of the Naples
school. 20 go into the Ashley Coop, Mr.
Warren Cotton succeeds Mr.. Young as
principal at Naples
The 2now is going rapidly. cattle and
sheep men are smiling, ANA the early
spring hustle b. observed among the
farmers.
Ab swain hos undergone another
complicated operation FOR appendicitis
This Is the hfth or sixth time he has
been operated upon. He WIN recover
from an operation and seem well when
suddenly he N stricken again
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
scHWARTzFAGER HEARING.
. Application for Writ of IIabeas Corpus
Taken Under Amusement

District Judge Howell now has under
advisement the application of Atty. Ma
ginnis for a writ OF habeas corpus in
the case of the state against Roy
Schwartzfager. who was found over 10
the district court recently from Morgan
county on the charge of murder in the
second degree. The hearing on the APP
plication for a writ was called by Judge
Howell Saturday afternoon. The appli-
cant argued that the writ should be
granted on the grounds that the justice
of the peace of Morgan county, before
whom Schwartzfoger had preliminary
hearing had no jurisdiction in the case
because defendant is but IL years of
age. therefore the attorney argued the
only legal act the justice could have
taken would have been to remand him
to the district Judge, who should hear
the case sitting as a juvenile court
Judge and therefore the sheriff of Nor
gan county has no right to hold
Swartzfager or his bondsmen for his
appearance, and that if he should fail
to appear for trial the $1,000 bond could
not be collected.
Dist. Atty. Halverson represented the
state in the arguments and expressed
hope that the court would grant the
writ so that an appeal could be taken
to the supreme court for a decision. The
matter was taken under advisement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
LEHI.
TURNER ART EXHIBIT.
VI. l. \. Conference Next sunday
Regular Tabernacle Services.

Special Correspondence
Lehi Utah CO.. Feb lG.-Thc Turner
art exhibit consisting Of copies Of 200
famous paintings, has been in the prl-
mary school building the past three
days and has been largely patronized,
Thursday and Friday evenings the pu-
pills gave programs, and This evening
the teachers held the boards,
Tho Utah County Light g. Power
co. has an Inc brick work done ON It's
new power plant up American Fork
canyon. aud viii soon Install The ma
chiuery,
A number OF citizens here who own
land I'm Cedar valley have formed a
company and have arranged to buy "A
steam pillow, otc" to get their land I'm
shape Tor planting next spring
The four wards Of Lchi, Instead Of
meeting separately IN ward capacity I'm
The afternoon now meet together in the
new tabernacle
sunday evening sacred concert vas
given m the new tabernacle In honor
of Enoch Russnn. who has gone 10 Eng
land on "a mlfslOn
Mrs. r. O.. Whipple Is quite sick.
Sons have been born Ia Mrs. Dhas.
MOnctt and MIS-. Jonas Holdsworth.
Mrs Harriet Jacobs. Who hns been
very sick. was operated on Thursday
for am affliction Of the ear and u
reported progressing nicely
Next Saturday afternoon ana evening
IN University OF Utah Dramatic club
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
PRESTON. IDAHO.
HIGH WATERS IN BEAR R1vEl
Commercial Clnb Officers Want Change
In County Boundary.

Special correspondence.
Preston. Oneida 90. Idaho Feb. IT,
Genuine sprinS weather prevails, the
snow is all gone in the valley ana the
low hills arc fest becoming sun
Drowned. The Bear river is higher
now than ut any time in the last twenty
years at this dime of the year.
COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS.
Al meeting of the Preston Com
mcrcil club, held in the club rooms ;g.s
week. the following officers We're elect
ed for the ensuing year: President,
w. r. Mnnson; vice president VIII
ford Chattortun: secretary. a. G smith;
treasurer. Jacob n. Larson, executive
committee. Hugh s. Geddes, Clinton
Mccham and +. ". X. Nelson. Al
ready this organization has proved a
potent factor IN the development of
this thriving municipality.
The Cache Valley News has under
gone another change. Mr.. Walter Roe
becoming the editor, and J. David Lar
son acting as business manager.
Messrs, Clinton Mecham, 7. w. r..
Nelson and w. p. Monsoon are at Boise
this week lobbying in the interest OF
a new boundary line for Oneida county,
The plan on foot is To annex American
Falls Arbon and Rockland TO Bannock
county, and absorb In oneida county
Aile lONllS VI pAlbiNf ~ al i@ttHNe sA'-N
Treasureton, now lying wholly in Ban
mock county.
ACADEMY NOTES.
The academy gave 4 swell dancing
social Friday night
A debating society was organized
Thursday at meeting of The student
body.
A very amusing Valentine dancing
party was given in the opera house
Thursday night.
Monday night, MI John Mcqueen
manager of the skating rink, donated
The proceeds Of the evenings enter
tainment to Mir. Frank Manning's. eve
~ member of whose large family is
mi or has been IN of typhoid fever. MI;
and Mrs Manning have had nara
sIebc ana the sympathy OF the entire
community goes out to them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
BRIGHAM CITY.
YOUTHFUL BUGRLARs CAUGHT
Held TO District Court for Breaking
Into Freight Cars.

Special Correspondence
Brigham City Feb l6.-Three boys,
i. L. Fox, j. l.. Wilson and j. l.. Thurs
ton have been arrested and are now
under bonds In the sum of $500 each. for
breaking into a freight car at this place.
One morning the latter part OF the
week II was discovered that the seal of
a car had been broken and some of
the goods were missing. The trio,
whose ages are 10, 20 and 10. respective
ly, We're suspected, They strenuously
denied being guilty. but 10 Special
Agent Jones OF the Short Line they
made full confession and told where
they had cached the booty. A case OF
cove oysters, box OF crackers, a case
OF corn, and other edibles were found
carefully hidden I'm the fields near by
the station. The boys said they had re-
sorted to stealing only because they
were hungry, but Mr., Jones asked II
they Intended eating the consignment
OF ladies' waists aud other feminine
apparel. which was dug from the hid
ing place,
When arralgned before the justice Of
the peace the boys pleaded guilty. and
were hound over 70 the district court in
tho amount named
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18

Is assuming such large proportions that
the iirm is doubling it's Office room In
the knight block by adding two rooms
To its suite OF office rooms.
z. G. Peterson of the university facul-
~ has gone south on business trop.
The first carload of material for the
manufacture of carriages and buggies
has been received by the Ahlander Car
riage factory.
The speakers at the tabernacle yes
terday were Elders Alfred Osmond and
John h. Booth.
John ID. Jones has returned from n
trip to San Bernardino, where he went
TO visit relatives.
sixty thousand envelopes are now be-
Ing printed In this city with advertise
ment for the United Commercial Tray.
elers' outing here on June 81 and %.
Interesting memorial services were
given last night In tho Metbodisf
church, by the w. c. II. IT,, In commem.
grafton OF Miss Frances Willard. the
day being her birthday anniversary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18

MISS huth Jones and Miss Ruth Matley
narrowly escaped from n serious acct
uent' While riding in buggy south of
me ci.y FRIDAY evening. Some SPRING
vllle Young men, who We're driving In
ne same direction, In passing ran into
me buggy occupied by the girls and
broke one of its hind wheels, This
threw the girls To the ground under the
horses driven by the boys; but fortrl-
hately the victims OF the accident es
capped with some painful bruises and a
severe fright. The boys continued ON
alei. Way without stopping 10 render
assistance. They will be brought IN
Provo to answer the charge OF reckless
driVins. Their names are given as
Bert Wharthen and James Rockwell.
ERNEST OSTERLoH'S FUNERAL
Funeral services over tho remains
of Ernest Ostorloh. held Saturday in
me foufth ward Westinghouse, were
Wen attended by relatives and friends
The following were the speakers: El-
DER Andrew Watson, Judge A. A.
Noon. Elder u, II. Smart and Bishop
a. l.. Booth.
DoAFoRD-NIELSON WEDDING.
A marriage liconse has been issued
TO Leon Nelson of Elsinore. and leila
DoNford, of Monroe. the couple were
married by Deputy County CLERK
Kartchner.
JURORS FOR FEBRUARY COURT.
Tho following Jurors for tho Fourth
district court, venire returnable Feb.
90, have been drawn; Joshua Graves,
Lake shore, James O. Bullock, Joseph
II. Wadley, Pleasant Grove; Albert
Roundy, Maplcton; Albert Adams. Al
pine; Samuel Roland SprlngVille; r..
e. Watkins, Provo; Thomas Russon,
Lehi
The case Of Joseph u Jensen vs.
Utah Association OF Credit Men ~ be-
ing heard In the Fourth district court.
Plaintiff IL suing for $i5S.b3 alleged 10
he due him for services az manager OF
the American Fork Farmers Union,
assigned
The case Of George II. vs. William A.
Hudson has been continued tn April
8.
Abstract of Judgment from Justice
Hunters court of American Fork in
the case OF IL. III. BOley w Mrs. ~. Nc
Donald has been hled In the Fourth
district court Judgment IL given in
favor OF plaintirf for s237.S0, princi-
pal, ana $3.50 costs,
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
William NJ. Roylance of this city has
purchased the business of the Martin
lillian company, on west Second South
street, salt Lake City, which he Will
operate in order to better take care OF
: his Salt Lake trade In the fruit and
produce business, Mr.. Roylance will
slill conduct his big fruit and produce
business IN this city.
Jesse kn'ght q Sons mining business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS
Al u. Y, Utah County Teachers
lslllute---Jury List---Ncws Notes,
Special Correspondence.

eFclal Correspondence.
Provo, Feb. 1S.-W. L. Wanlass and
bliss Beatrice Melloor, both OF the
numerical school OF the Brigham
ioulg university, have been elected to
, .eEesenl George and Martha Wash
,JsVoh al tho White and Blue ball TO be
n sne'' On the evening OF Feb. %. Some
a ~ VI me enthusiasm attending the
,teyuon may be formed from the fact
wa, " votes were charged for at the rate
S-o v,% cent each, and the election
Drought in S9S.I7.
,t tIuer Hober j. Grant having sent a
Jo,I, pook entitled Great Truths" by
p~uash 10 Frot. N. l.. Nelson OF the
fnas sNssn ioung university. the latter
,he sumo OF the essays contained in
srboJ ON before the university Sunday
ibc 81 9uch desire was created for
were taV' mat over 100 subscriptions
was AN ,aaeh ana an order for the book
The, ha' 70 mo London publishers.
S Sou mas been bought by the latter
ssas saints office IN Liverpool and ths
'g nm VIII be ordered from that once
,uo ADVANCE class In horticulture ia
ma Aklng practical lessons i'm prunina
ds1,nn dlso considering landscape gar
Ss' The members are connefiny
e'it, s pIl1e Of So offered by n Provo
rr% ro,,i ior the best design for hIs
ihsolgo preparatory school deyoted fho
or,l Vs,cal hour last Friday. to mem
phgoeek exercises In honor ~ The iato
anByenla A. o. Smoot. whose birthday
snoo,' aaly was yesterday. President
q III 9 p one of the original trustees
Il N, 81 u.s. ohief supporters in tbs d s,,s
80 financial adversely. Wv ''''
U. C. T, A. INSTITUTE
h m lb following wero the speakers and
f,aebeSs,g treated at the Titan Gountu
ht Fa,,I institute held here saturdnv :.
d; pr aysnannks. art, Prof. Wet1e, ' ,n,,
rucli6"0g Harlrauft ilbrarlos, In IN
y conn,s, m school topics were e,nn i,
"a n ~ superintendent Eegertscn
hneip,i' ass arm was conducted H.
''l'al J y, Walton. N''e' ny
n,.. RECKLESS DRIVING.
- young ladies', Miss Fern Monk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
PAYSON.
WANT RURAL DELIVERY.
Death of Little Child--Home From tn
Navy.
speclal Corrasnondence.

Special Correspondence.
Payson, Utah CO., Feb. 15.-Mr. and
and Mrs. George A. Peery were called
to mourn the loss of their 3yeaI-
old daughter Irma, last evening from
pneumonia.
The postoffice department Is ar
ranging to establish rural delivery
mail route for ranchers and farmers
living west of town and Spring Lake
villa More than 80 families have all
ready made application. and It is ex-
pected arrangements will soon be COM
pleted to give the rural people this
service.
The farmers are already preparing
to put in grain and If this good
weather continues for two weeks most
of the spring grain viii be in.
The ooal question refuses to down,
one car in three weeks is the record
for Payson and vicinity People are
chopping down their old orchard
trees to get fuel
Frank Barnett who has been serv-
ing Uncle Sam in the navy for the
past four years has just returned
home. with an honorable discharge.
He was engaged entirely ON the Pa
citic coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
LAYTON.
HOLMES CREEK IRRIGATION co.
Elects Dlrectors-SOcials--P
To Erect Amusement Hall

Special Correspondence.
Layton, Davis Co. Feb. I4.-The
following directors for the HoInas
Creek Irrigation company we're Sc
lected at the biennial mesting OF the
stockholders on the 18th inst; Elias
Adams. h. 4. Morgan. c. Il. Bennett
John A. Wabster and II M, White,
sidesi Frank Hyde was elected secre-
tary and treasurer.
Tho directors and shareholders will,
meet next Saturday at 10 o'clock 81
the company's reservoir TO cons,der
me question OF putting a core I'm the
dirt dam =" '''
The Ladies' Independent club uovo
character ball last night I'm thn
Union hall. Mr.. W. j. Cowley and
Miss Lou Sandal took the prizes
the people Of West Layton ward
VIII give valentine social I'm thei,.
Westinghouse tonight.
Traffic on the S, l.. a q betweon
kaysyille and Layton was resumed
today The rains and thaw had i'm
paired the track to the extent of max.
ing II unsafe.
There Is move on foot To buIld n
nall I'm Layton that can be used for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Over Remains of Simeon Farley, John
Ray and Emil Larson.

The Mound Fort ward westinghouse
was fully occupied yesterday afternoon,
Notwithstanding the Indictment weather,
at the funeral services over the remains
of Simeon Leroy Farley, who died
Thursday. aged 10 years. The services
were in charge OF Bishop James Taylor.
Besides several sweet selections by the
ward choir, Mrs. Maud Dee Porter sang
THE Lord is My Shepherd" and Mrs.
Mary Farley sang the solos Good
Night and Some Sweet Day." presi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
BLACKFOOT, IDAHO.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Mrs. Maudc Leslie Is slain by Roy
Merrill, Who kills Himself.

Blnrkfoot. Bingham Co. Ida, Feb.
II.-One of the most sensational tras-
.dios in this county's history occurred
last night. whom Roy Merrill shot ana
Killed Mrs. Maulc Leslie and then kill-
ed himself.
The shooting occurred four miles
northeast nf thls city. al the ranch
of Jacob w Neency father 81 the
Young woman VINO was widow ~
wears Of age tuN MorrilI IN u son on
Jacob Merrill and was employed by
ltconcy as ranch foreman.
The shocking affair " shrouded IN
mystery. There being no known mo-
live for the crime, unless II was unre-
uIitcd love For some time past II Is
said. Merrill has been paying atten-
lions TO the young widow, but his suit
has, been many times refused. HIS
onen OF marriage have been spurncd
ana n was Ia rage. He called upon
Mrs. l. lie. and II rs presumed mat
he again Hskad her 10 marry him, and
that heik 'efu5ed he shot her through
Tic heard go then turned his revolV.
an upou \ paelf, shooting himself
through IN ght temple.
The oeclA of tho ranch house
were all ash and were awakened
by the sound\ shots They rush.
pd out 10 dnA cause and discoY-
cred tho man \ oman both dead.
Mrs. L,cslie's A }. w Keeney. rs
AN aged pioneer u, and was ono
vi the nrst sheh the county.
when II Included \ n of south
eastern Idaho. HA one time
proprietor Of the IA 'el IN Po-
eatello and Is well IN z highly
respected an over IN OF the
state,