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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-04-17

Montreal.-Nine adults and six chill
dren are missing as the result of
wreck upon the Canadian Pacific rail
vay west of Chaplain, Ontario,
Wednesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
OWN BROAD ACRES.
Indians Are Possessed OF 58,OOO,OOO
Acres in United States.

Outside of the Indian Territory, the
total population of the Indians hving
in the United States, according TO the
census bureau, Is 190,146, These In
dians are scattered over twenty-seyen
States and Territories and occupy 80
39S square miles of land, or 51,479,oo0
acres, Of which hardly any portion is
under cultivation. The State of Mon
tana has the greatest number of acres
reserved for Indians, 1852, l72 acres,
covering surface OF 1886 square
miles. South Dakota comes next with
1850 264 acres and 12,425 square miles;
North Dakota has 3,695,644 acres and
5754 souare miles; the rest of the States
vary from 2,500,000 in Utah to 1898
in Nebraska. 1t is strange fact that
the State of New York has 67,677 acres
still reserved for it's Indian population.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
INVESTMENT COMMON SENSE

This is going to be n plain, common
sense talk about real estate investment
in the suburbs.
We want to speak to you just as
frankly and earnestly as though you
were our closest personal friend and
had dropped into our Office and drawn
up your chair for chat and some
friendly advice.
OF course. YOU want to make money.
You are considering the subject of real
estate investment not from a patriotic
motive or for any sentimental reasons.
It is business pure and simple.
There are only two ways to make
money in real estate,
One is to sell land for more than it
costs you,
The other. is to make it return good
interest to you while you are hold
ing 1T,
We propose to tell you how both of
these things can be done in local subur-
ban real estate.
At the very outset there are several
facts we want to impress upon you.
In the first place, dismiss from your
mind the idea that you must have a
large amount of money in order to
invest proftably in realty.
Many persons defer from time to
time investing in real estate because
the sum of money they have at hand
seems too little.
Putting IL off like that only keeps
them back so much longer from sue
cess.
AS little as So month-a sum which.
perhaps you may spend foolishly or
waste absolutely-is all you need to
start you on the road to safe and
profitable investment.
Another thing; Buying suburban real
estate wisely is not speculation.
1t is investment
And there 8 difference.
If you speculate, you have small
chance of gain and n very great prob
ability Of lose.
In speculation you depend upon luck,
which is a mighty poor dependence.
indeed.
In investment you depend upon
facts, reason, common sense, and these
are mighty good dependence.
Those that speculate do not know
that they will profit. =,
They scarcely believe that they will.
They only hope that they will
They pin their faith to mere
chance, gamble, for. speculation,
whether on the stock exchange or else
where, is simon pure gambling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
BUILDING IS LIVELY IN
WEST SIDE DISTRICTS
Storms Have Retarded Work,
but a Real Boom Is
Now On.

From the west side comes the cry
for greater Salt Lake, q population
of 100000 in 1910. Building is almost
as brisk there as anywhere in the city
with the possible exception Of small
territory east of the business center.
Several fine buildings are going up in
the northwest part of Salt Lake.
Real estate deals are numerous.
There are many excellent residence To-
cations. Lots are not quite as high in
price in the northwestern part OF Salt
Lake as in the northeastern and east
ern sections This is probably duo to
the fact that there are not as many
desirable residence locations there, But
the price for ground is healthy and Is
advancing.
Among the handsome buildings now
being erected are those of G.. W. Midg'
lev and Marion Merrill, Mr.. Midgley
has nearly finished fine apartment
house, four stories high, with twenty
apartments, on North Temple street be-
tween West Temple and First West
streets. The new building is to be
known as "The Oxford,
Mr., Merrill is putting up on West
Temple between North Temple and
First North streets a pretty two'story
house and he has about completed MS
terraces at First West and First North
streets. Each building has six rooms,
Building was hindered, and in some
instances stopped, by the. several
storms OF rain and snow, Monday 8 BAD
weather was the first of any conse-
ouence for several days, and the build
ers ' generally were delighted at the run
of pleasant weather. They arc hoping
that the weather man will be good and
continue to send the brand OF weather
that prevailed for eight or ten days
before the storm Monday night; There
is a great rush of work before, the
builders, and they want to get at it.
There probably are 400 or 500 new
homes going up IN Salt Lake now ana
more. The spring rush this year prom
ises TO be un Unprecedented in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
WEALTH IS FABULOUS.
New York City Is the Colossus Of
America.

A recent estimate of tho wealth Of
New York City places the total as,
sessed valuations Of real and personal
property for 1906 at S6,306, l50,235. But
large part Of the personal wealth Is
not shown on the tax assessors books.
The total wealth Is estimated at $l3,-
100000, 900. 1t is increasing at the rate
of 5000. 900 a day. In 1855 New York
had twenty.eight millionaires; now 1t
has over. 1000,
The entire foreign trade of the port
last year was $l.32S, ,54s,50 The i'm
ports alone were $710,000,000. The
bank claarings for n year exceed 500
00O,O0O,0 600 The banks hold as high
as Sl,2O2 ,972. 800 on deposit, and the
trust companies as much moro, Tho
clearing house banks have out more
than $1,000 100000 on loans.
In the greater city the years sales Of
real estate have reached total valua.
tion of 800 000,000 for 76,50O parcels,
In Manhattan alone 2l,750 parcels were
sold at total of $S75,000, 900.
The years sales ut auction have
reached $3S, 100000. More than 500
0OO,OO was loaned on mortgages last
wear, of which Manhattan borrowers re-
ceived 473.2O0000. Builders in the
greater city fled plans for S25O,oO0,-
900 OUTLAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
EXTREME WET SIDE.
Phenomenal Growth for That Section
During Past Few Weeks,

During Past Few Weeks,
The West Side, that particular part
Of the city west Of the R. G. w. rail
way tracks and south of West Second
South street, has had phenomenal
growth in the last year. In that part
Of Salt Lake City houses have sprung
ND in great numbers within the last six
months. The West Side has kept pace
with. if not run ahead of, the East Side
Of Salt Lake in building. 1t has shown
a clean pair of heels to several other
sections of Salt Lake in this respect.
It is doing well It's part III the move
ment TO make greater Salt Lake City
by 1910,
Boutwell, G. McConaughy, as firm
and individually have played an import
ant part in the settling Of this part Of
the city. They own and have owned
large tracts there and. have erected
many houses, Within one block 1t Is
possible TO count as many as fourteen
or fifteen homes that they have erected
within the last SIX or seven months.
They are engaged AT the present in
building several other residences.
As elsewhere, it is next to impossible
10 find n vacant house in tins part OF
Salt Lake. The lots lay WELL especially
in the neighborhood Of Seventh West
and Eighth South streets, q slight emf
nence commanding an excellent outlook,
The price in the past few months has
increased probably on an average or
twenty per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
.ruAT IS MAKING THIS A
GREAT CITY
REALIZING THE GREAT
AMERICAN BOOST.
Building Permits for Month of
March Exceed 100000
in Value,

Over 100000 of building permits
were issued by D, w. Gamble, building
Inspector, during the past two weeks.
This makes a total for the month of
sixty nine permits. aggregating S6o4,-
800. For the same period last year
fifty-five permits were issued, and the
value of buildings represented was
Sl45.150
This is but another evidence of the
realization of the Greater Salt Lake
1t is another evidence of the Ameri
can boost, Notwithstanding all the
knocking OF the interests and their
hirelipgs.
The list of the permits for the past
two weeks follows:
Lorenzo Snow, shelmerdine court.
s. and aG"Tes j. E. Bamberger. iSi Main
Mrs lola NJ. Bambereer. So West
Sparks Candy Co. 22l and 22s So. oao
r. p jackson. 739 Elizabeth ave. 1900
i4th and 18th East. ............, $500
Eighth West ,...'.......,.... 1000
Tribune Publishing Co. 4s Com
mercial street ...........-..... 5000
AhISs Lizzie JuHUSpH, 0fo west SSt-
ond South ..........,. 900
c. j. Brair. East First South. bet
State and Second East,.,... 1000
Sixth East and Wood street 5000
Mrs l.. Johnson Anderson. West
Temple bet 18th and Sth South. 1000
George Paul 7lI Wellington ave. $500
+, NJ Baer, 972 West Second South 500
9th and 10th South ',,..r...... 1000
Bates & Schuler, As EAST Second
George w Thorp. Is Goodhugh
u n Peery Estate, n. w. corner
Third South and West Temple. 5000
Miss S NJ Johnson. $50 West
Third South ...........,.....- 500
]. T. Marshall. $50 and SOS West
Glover street ,.................. 1000
John e. Dooiy. 52G East South
p Pugsley, Second West between
5th and eth North. 1000
Mrs Y, Spalding. 321 F. street.. 1000
Mrs. 2. -. CroXford, 135 Glenn
Joseph Douglas. 33i and 336 South
S Peterson, .Ir. $50 Bellview ave. 900
Il Foster Fifth South bet. Fourth
and Fifth West ....,........... 1000
south :. ...........,....s...... $4,000
Salt Lake Knitting Works. corner
second West and First North, 10000
J. J. Whitaker. NJ street between
2nd and 3rd avenues. ............ 1000
s1Of 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
The Contractor Is Busy.

Addison Cain. the contractor. is busy
man these days He is putting UP new
homes at tho following places; -Four
room cottage. Simondl avenue; hMe-roon
cottage. Tenth South and West Temple;
1--WE room house. Vance street between
West Temple ana First North streets;
five room cottage at lib West second
North street; four-room house on Mar
low street near Twelfth South and
Twelfth East streets: $500 house near
Ninth South and State streets; four
room cottage on Galcna street between
Third and Fourth East streets. south OF
Eleventh South street. and a fiye-room
house west Of Waterloo on Eleventh
South between Fourth ana Firth East
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31

The Salt Lake Knitting works has the
excavation finished for big, two-story
addition TO Its works at First North and
Second West.
w. T. Edwards has the foundation
started for 9 new home on Second North
between First and Second West streets.
p, Butler recently has finished a pretty
The big annex to the Toltec highschool
on First North street, between Second
and Third West. containing the gymna-
sium, will be completed soon.
Davis Brothers are building a new store
street. TWO stories high. TO accommodate
the Increased business, The old building
will be moved to the rear of the new
one
r. r. Anderson has about finished
two story building on First South be-
streets The upper part will be used for
residence purposes, the lower for busi-
ness.
The Leslie apartment house. owned by
Thomas Leslie. at 25 North First West.
is almost completed. There are twenty
four rooms.
III. b Elder has recently erected cot
tage on Fifth West, between North Tenn
pie and South Temple.
George Parry has the foundation begun
for home at $40 West South Temple.
H.. y. Elder has put up a cottage on
North Temple street, between Fourth and
Fifth West streets
The Ashton whyte- -skiiicorn company is
enlarglng It's works on Sixth West. be-
tween South Temple and North Temple
streets. by erecting new building and
repairing the old one.
William p, Davis has the foundation
made for homo on North Temple, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth West streets.
Joseph Lewis will probably build two
terraces on North Temple, between
Arthur Moads is putting up seven cot
tages In Meads's court.
The Iiimball agency has about com
pletcd four cottages on Eighth West be-
tween First and Second North streets.
T. Z. Isaac Is finishing a pretty home
on First North street. between Seventh
and Eighth West.
James Thompson is erecting two frame
cottages on Baltimore avenue, between
Second and Third South
Boutwell, G. McConaughy have started
work on a house on Ninth West street.
between Third and Fourth South. They
own a large tract OF land in this neigh
borhood and this Is the first house TO go
up In this particular square,
s. NJ. Johnson is adding rooms TO the
rear of his property on Third South
street, between Seventh and Eighth
West.
Ben Dawson is putting UP a frame cot
taee at $50 West Cannon street.
James Thompson Is building a double
house on Seventh West street, between
Second and Third South.
A. Brill has q new residence on Fourth
! South, between Eighth and Ninth West
! streets.
Glenn r. Boutwell, recently has erected
house on Ninth West between Fourth
and Fifth South, Four houses. nearly
new. at Ninth West and Fourth South,
We're also put up by her.
David Campbell is enlarging his home
| at 427 Frawley avenue by the addition
| of rooms in the rear,
| George Campbell Is occupying his new
! home at 45S Frawley street,
L. Putnam Is building rooms in the
| rear of his home at i40 Frawley street
Work on the Newhouse boys gymna-
| sum- at the rear of l37 North Main
| street, is being pushed.
C. w. Thorpe is adding two rooms to
| his home at 10 Goodhue avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31

Hcmenway & Moss are repain,Ing their
drug store at Second South and Eighth
West
Excavation work has been started on
West Third. between First North and
North Temple. for the new building that
is TO be occupied by the lntermountain
Milling company, now on State street,
Mrs. Sarah Spry is enarging her house
on Fifth West. between First and Second
North. by the addition of two rooms,
W. e. Warren has almost complete a
residence on Fifth West. between First
and Second North.
Addison Cain is building double ter
race on Seventh West street. between
First and Second North streets
front OF his home at l63 North Seventh
West.
William Newman is building a pretty
North
Miss Maud P. Grtton is erecting on
Eighth West street between Third and
Fourth North. n new residence,
f. Steiner recently has put up new
house at 52S West Fourth North.
Henry Bassford is building house on
Glover street. between Third and Fourth
North streets. near Eighth West
Frank Mellen recently has erected a
pretty residence at 9O2 West First South
street.
r. A Reamer Is adding rooms to his
home at g. Seventh West steret
j. II, Johnson is erecting at 54s, West
Second South a building that is TO he oc-
oupied by Woods & Johnson, srocers
on April is.
T. H. LIndey is building feed store
al $50 West Second South street,
+. NJ. Baer is making an addition to
his grocery at Second South and Ninth
West streets. The addition is of brick
while the store building is frame, BY
next fall he probably Will rebuild the
entire store OF brick.
John A Black is adding rooms to his
residence at 23i West Third North street.
@. b. and j. II. Whitecar arc putting
up new building on Reed avenue. be-
tween First and Second West streets, 10
be used as shop.
Mrs Emma shaffer is erecting resi-
dence Oh Fern avenue. between First and
Second West streets.
Christopher Stokes Is improving his
Fern and Rosela avenues.
Mrs. Anna Elalph is adding rooms Ia
her property a $50 West Sixth North
street and is also reroohng the entire
building.
Ebert Soper has built q residence at
the rear OF 222 West Fifth North street
NJ B. Papworth is erecting a new resi-
dence al the rear OF 225 West Fifth
North street.
A. e Brown has put up two houses al
42T and 329 West Fifth North street.
Albert Beasley has recently erected a
house on Fourth North street, between
Third and Fourth West streets.
residence at No. 2 PugsleY court.
George IL Manwarng Is putting UP 2
new home on Fourth North street. he
tween First and Second West streets.
Mrs. Melvina Peters has nearly finised
one new house on Third North street
between First and ounce streets. anc
will build three other residences there.
Fl r. Elder has recently erected cot
tage on Fifth West between North TEN
pie and South Temple
j. p. Warren has torn down old prop
erty on First North street between
Fourth and Fifth West. 10 rebuild
John Taylor will build soon on Nintl
West. between Eth and Sixth South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
South Side Activity.

The South Side is growing rapidly,
If anyone doubts the truth Of this
statement, let him take walk through
TINT part of Salt Lake City and he
viii be speedily convinced of his error,
New homes are going up there in great
numbers The ground is slightly, rolling
and the location for residences Is good,
For For a summer home the South Side is
a most desirable place, The city is
growing that way and in the next year
the building there promises to be re.
markable. Here are some of the new
homes either up or building:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
Attention, Sir knights!

Utah Commandery No. /; knights
Templar. will hold special conclave
at 10 'clock this Sunday morning,
March 81. 1907. for the purpose OF at,
tending Easter service at the Ilin
Methodist church The commapdery
will leave tho asylum promptly Mt 1920
q clock. All Knights Templar are re-
ouestcd to attend, whether they are
members Of this commandery or not.
Sir knights will come as early as pos,
sible in order to be in uniform at 10
o clock. CLESSON S, KINNEY,
Eminent Commander.
e O. LEATHERWOOD. Recorder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31

Il. n. Christensen recently built a cot
tage on Fifth South, between Eighth and
Ninth West.
house at 500 and 5O7 somerby street.
Mrs. A. Evans is rebuilding an old
house ,hat sbe bought OF the Rio Grandc
western Railway company ana moved
Fourth West and Fifth South,
W. D. Williams is finishing a store
building and barn At Sixth South and
merchandise store there about April 10
Thomas S. Green Is the owner OF new
cottage on Kinbail avenue.
Ernest Brlmley Is remodeling and en-
larging his home on Eighth West. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth South streets.
R. F. McConaughy recently built
group of cottages on ktmball avenue
Mrs. A. E. Pratt is erecting a pretty
home on Montague avenue.
Isaac Shay recently has built home on
Main street, near Tenth South
A. Mcfarland is the owner of pretty
place at l64Q South Main street. recent
ly erected.
n. Winter has erected new home
at 1872 South Main street.
J. B. cowan lately has built a double
terrace at 922 and 500 South West Tenn
pie.
Frank Halleen is putting up a new
house on Jefferson avenue.
Stephen Ingham is finishing up new
hoem at 1927 South West Temple
Elias Evans is building a residence on
Fremont avenue. between Gabbott and
Armstrong streets
Addison Cain almost has house at
First West and Tenth South streets fin
ished.
j. W. Poulson is erecting a cottage
OH Vance street between West Temple
and First West streets,
Alexander Buchanan Is the owner of a
new home at lOi+ South West Temple
street that is nearly completed.
John Gabbot is putting up a cottage
at West Temple street and Armstrong
| avenue.
Firman Mcdonald has nearly completed
a house on Jefferson avenue.
Arthur Kirk IS building porch to the
! front OF his home al 916 Jefferson. ave-
/ nue..
J. NJ Jenson. Jr., is building a barn on
| his property al S3i South First West
! street,
j. G.. Morrison has the foundation for
a new house made at S19 South First
| West street.
c. c. Bowers is erecting O pretty home
on his property at 3il West Ninth South
| street.
Albert Wallberg is putting UP a cot
| tsge on Justice street.
| Ashton & Jenkins are building a house
| at Washington and Eighth South
house going up on Washington street
between Eighth and Ninth South.
Fred Smith has nearly completed a
double house at 52s and 52S Glenn ave
| nue.
Silver Bros. are adding two good sized
buildings to their iron works on Sixth
| South, between Fourth and Fifth West
| The north building will be four stories
| high the south one two stories. They
will be used for warehouses and office
| rooms.
Henry 2. Elder is building two cottages
on Seventh South, between Third anc
Fourth West,
George Johnson has wrecked the ole
building at Seventh South and West Tenn
pie streets to put up new house
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
SAVE MONEY TO BUY
HOUSE FOR OLD AGE.
That Is the One Great Pur-
pose of Millions of
Americans.

The great American epic may be writ
ten yet on the theme of the millions iu
this country, who have individually
struggled, toiled, sacrificed and saved
in bits, to buy home Home getting
and home building are perhaps the most
important questions that men and wom-
en- face in this country 1t is the one
thing that ovcrshadows all others.
The pathos of it all is Indicated in
this letter of how family of FIVE owns
a home on S15 per week
'tWe struggled along for six years Of
our married life, straining every nerve
in the attempt TO make ends meet Now.
at 5he end of twelve years, we have a
$500 home almost paid for, and al
though we have three children, we are
able to make those ends not only meet
but lap a little. on S15 "per," too.
And this is the way; / took a num-
Der of strong envelopes and on each
one wrote some item of expense with
the amount necessary to be saved each
week to meet it and placed each amount
in It's envelope every Saturday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31

has as many striking proofs as there
arc towns and cities IN the world.
You know this is true, so 1T IS use
less 10 waste time ana space 10 Say
ANYTHING more on that point.
But perhaps you have never. been
made to realize fully that in this city
and its suburbs the conditions for great
and rapid growth in real estate exist
in the highest degree, r,
This city is growing fast. The rea-
sons Of its growth are plrths ana new
odraatages. which Will exist forever.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
Held's Military Band.

The Wasatch Amusement company
will hereafter have Held's Military
band every Friday evening, and every
Sunday afternoon and evening. Prices
will remain the same as usual. Ladies
admitted free afternoon and evening.
The Wasatch Rink will extend every
courtesy to patrons at all times.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
Facts About Pianos.

There's a new Piano Co in town,
who sell the highgrade "Anderson
piano at $40 on time. Nothing better
made, and a 10-year guaranteed piano
for S19s, value 5000 This house is
on Market ST., below Walker Bros No
agents, and only $50 rent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31

KODOL digests what you eat, and
quickly overcomes indigestion, which is
q forerunner Of Dyspepsia. II is made
in strict conformity to the National
on a guarantee relief plan, Sold by
Anstee: :Brice Drug Co, "A Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
One Aeency's Big Sales.

The activity In the sale Of lots and
houses is great. Within the last few
DAYS a single real estate agency, a. Rlcn-
am
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
Get the Habit,

Go to Ebert's for Wall Paper. You
will be surprised, you will be pleased,
you will buy, Both phones. 81 Main,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31

in wall papers are always to be had at
w. A. DUVALL 'S, ITO w. End So. Both
phones
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31
8. D, Evans,
Decorative Things

Undertaken and Embalmer, has removed
to new location, Is South State.