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The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15
JURY STOOD 10 TO 2.
The Jury In the CovinetOn Case Were
 Discharged Yesterday.

After being out for thirty-six hours, the jury in the Covington perjury trial returned to the court room in Little Rock yester- day morning and announced to the judge that it had been unable to come to an agreement and that there was no possibility of a de- cision being arrived at. The fore man of the jury, M. l.. Dichl, in formed the court that they were hopelessly divided and no verdict would result from their further detention. After convincing him. self that there was absolutely no hope of settlement, Judge Lea dismissed the jury, and the sec ond trial of A. w. Covington, president of the Senate in 1905, in con- ection with the alleged boodllng of the last session of the legislature, was ended. When an- other trial will be held is not known, as the prosecuting attor- ney has left town and his assistants do not know what the further procedure is to be.
 The final ballot of the jury just before they gave up hope was 9 to 3, with the majority in favor of acquittal. All day Saturday the result had stood 10 to 2 in favor of freeing the defendant, butjust before the last ballot James Mor- ton of Little changed over to the side that voted for conviction. The two jurors that held out for conviction from the beginning to the end were Alexander Trot- ter of Bayou Meto and D. E. McNair of Gray township. These two members were grounded in their convictions and refused to budgefrom the position that they taken.
 The balloting on the verdict ran all the way from 9 to 3 for con viction to 10 to , for acquittal.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15
Serious Accident Narrowly Averted.

Late Saturday afternoon, a collision between two buggies turning the opera house corner very nearly resulted seriously.
 One of the .buggies contained w. J. Cantley and wife of Lane burg, and in the other one were Bub Myers and a Mr. Nelson.
 The vehicle driven by Mir. Cantley was going north, and in turning from Front street to Main, a little girl was crossing the street directly in front of the team and in order to avoid injury to the child, Mr. Cantley was forced to reign his horse further into the street, and in doing so, collided with the team coming south driven by Bub Meyers.
 In the collision, Mrs. Cantley was thrown out, but sustained only slight injuries, while the vehicle was only slightly damaged. The other buggy suffered con siderable damage. The front was caved in, and the shafts broken entirely off.
 No one but Mrs. Cantley was in any way hurt.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15
CONVICT BILL PASSED
harrisOn's Bill Settling Boundary
 Dispute Also Passed
Special to the News.


 Little Rock, April 15.-The Senate was called to order this morning by President Moore and Senator Martin was call ed to preside for the day.
 In the senate this morning, Senate Bill No. PIT passed. The bill amends Section 6652 of Kir- by's Digest.
 Senate Bill No. 408 by Sena- tor Harrison, settling the bound ary dispute between Arkansas and Tennessee was also passed.
 Senate Bill No. 412, was intro duced by Senator Rector. The bill makes it a felony to cut a wire fence.
 Senate Bill No. 413 was intro duced by Senator Hamiter and extends the rights and powers of tramways. The bill was re ferred to the railroad committee.
 In the House this morning the Accrocombie Bill, providing for the working of convicts on tbe public roads, passed by a safe majority.
 The rest of the morning was devoted to the consideration of the Deaf Mute Appropriation Bill. President Tillman and others from Fayetteville are in Little Rock in the interest of the Arkansas University Def ciency Bill, which is likely to be defeated.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15
Improvements on p. X N. W.

The Prescott X North Western Railroad Co.,, has recently issued an order for a 65-ton, 10-wheel locomotive, which the shops have promised to have ready for de- livery July 1st. This will be by far the best engine in use on that road.
 The company is also preparing an order for one hundred cars, to be used in the handling of merchandise and lumber. When it is known that the P. & N. W. must pay soc a day for the use of the cars of other roads on their line, and the fact that they will receive the same price per day for the use of their cars by other lines, the economy of this last order is apparent.
 But probably the most reason able grounds for the necessity of the order for cars is the fact that the Ozan Lumber Co. now has. and for months have always had, orders for from 20 to 30 cars of lumber for which they could not secure the cars to move it. This delay has often resulted in the cancellation of orders and the loss of business.
 As soon as this new rolling stock is secured the P. & N. w.. will be in a position to be partial ly independent of any and all car shortage.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Council Meets Tomorrow Night.

The city council meets tomor- row night, and there will be in- troduced at the meeting two i'm portant bills.
 One is an ordinance granting to the Prescott Telephone O., a 30 year franchise, by which the company has the use of the streets and alleys of the city for the purpose of erecting poles, etc. This ordinance is prepared and it's introduction will be asked by Judge A. M. Denman.
 Another ordiance to be pre- sented by Mir. Greeson will be one requiring all owners of real
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15
DeImas Dismissed.
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
 New York, April 15-The sen sation of the day in the Thaw case was the dismissal of attor- ner Delmas by Thaw. The dis miSSal grows out of the act of Delmas in employing Attorney Hamilton as the chief speaker in the argument for the defense be- fore the jury, and to which fact Thaw attributes his failure of acquital.
 The first news of Thaw's dis pleasure of the act was a note sent bl him to Delmas, this morning, in which the California lawyer was told that his services were no longer needed.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15
Even Break With Memphis

Saturday and Sundays games resulted in an even break with the Little Rock and Memphis teams.
 The first game of the season at Little Rock will be played this afternoon, when Shreveport comes to the City of Roses, with Buchanan and Lake in the points for Little Rock and Fisher and Rapp for the Pirates.
 SATURDAYS GAMES
 Memphis 10, Little Rock 3. New Orleans 9, Shreveport 1. Atlanta 5, Montgomery 4. Nashville f, Birmingham 8.
 YESTERDAY GAMES Little Rock s, Memphis 4. New Orleans ,, Shreveport 4.
 GAMES TODAY.
 Shreveport at Little Rock. Atlanta at Birmingham. Nashville at Montgomery.
 SOUTHERN LEACJrE STANDINC
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15
The Diamond Fields.

w. J. White returned Saturday from Murfreesboro. While at that place he visited the diamond fields of Pike county, a few miles dis tant, and found things busy.S10.- 000,00 worth of machinery had just been put in, and the owners
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15

The Prescott Daily News was received at this office Tuesday morning. It is neatly printed five column paper, filled full of local and editorial news. The new issue is ideal in it's make up and editorial ability. We wish it an abundance of success. .-Gurdon Times.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15

A Street Fair and Carnival will be held at Hope for one week be- ginning next Monday. The Brundage X Fisher Amusement Co.,, will furnish the attractions which are said to be first class.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15

estate in the fire district of Pres cott, to build and maintain an eight-foot concrete side walk along their property.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-15

WOrkmen areputting in new awning in front of the Mcdaniel Hardware Co.'S. store today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24
y. y. CAsADY q -

East side. ( blocks east OF Main on 2d
South, S-r. mod. light pressed brick, 5000.
on I'd St, close in. OR mod. light
pressed brick. furnace etc 5000
Most beautiful home in Perkins add
U-r.. mod. p. b.. lot - it. front, s4,7N
Near 9Th East and LIST So. 7-r. mod.
5rick cottage lot 2l2xl0 rods, A.50G
Terms
Second North and LIST West. s-r. MOD.
brick lot 2i2x1G rods. only s. $50.
On north bench. ar. pressed stone cot
tage. interior finish oil. 3 mantels, bath.
toilet e. l.. lot SKI rods $500
New or. mod. D. b. on 4th st., 50 800:
easy terms.
Nearly new 5-r. mod. red pressed brick.
north bench. close i'm, S3.150-
5-r- mod. on I'd St. 5000.
East 9th South, or. brick. lot 3x1O rods.
$3.50; easy terms
Nearly new AR. mod. p. b., near Cen
ter street, $3.50
COR. LIST So. and 10th f. lx7 rods. s. 400
On 9TH St. 5xl0 rods S210
Close in on East 9TH So. 5xf0 rods a. 400
East I'd South, 2izx5 rods. 81 800.
Cor north bench. 40 II. by rods. 81 30
North bench, 30 fl. By rods TO alley.
$1,000
+. =. CASSIDY q CO.
AO1 Atlas Block
Bell phone, 221-red; Ind. 13eS-R
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LITTLE AND LJTTI.E

L l.
swell li-room modern pressed brick on
"a 81; ITS modern in every way. having
porcelain bath toilet, lavatory. sewer
water heating plant. manteis u6stairs .
old-fdShlOned fireplaees Downstairs e. Sso
lots in Waterloo. 81 $50 wow
IS,xli9 to alley, near Sth So. and 9th
61k lots on 18th E. bet. 10th and 18th So
2xl0 to alley. near 9Th So. and %
7-room pressed br.. por. bath. + l.. lot
212xS rods. near r. g. depot, 81 400.
s-room brick. twO-stOry por bath tot
det, Iavatory, II. l.. etc, near Sth SO. au,;
Sth E., $500 This is good bargain.
Groom, two-story m do home sewer
connections, etc. fine repair lot 21axTO
l block from temple, lot alone worth the
price, which is $3.50
Beautiful tWenty-aere tract abundance
of water, near 18th So and nth e. s5 750
!-room mod, pr, br, y. E., 1880
Flne broom mod. pr, br., on LIST St.
large lot, cheap place, 81. 2J0
212xi1z and 7. OF v. on Sd So. near 9th
E.. $500 Ss'' ''i'
Flat site. 70x1SO. alley on side. blocks
east of our office. $500
2x10 on 4th West, S43p
4-rOom pressed brick. near 10th Soutb
and Main. 81 500.
Nxi65 on Attn So. between State and
Main It will sell for $1,000 per foot in a
year. We offer it for $525 foot
4Ox132 corner on a 17-foot street. lst
So. between I'd and 90 East. IT'S a fine
flat site. 5000.
Great corner on Brigham St. close in.
at 500 per foot.
Close in corner on West Sd So, at $500
per foot.
Sd South between LIST and ID West at s1S5
per foot
Groom modern home on I'd St. only
s. $50.
1151zx1S2 feet corner on 17-foot street and
First So, 11z blocks east of S. L. theatre
IA nm 81.
bath rooms, sewer, ETC., great buy at
s150 per foot.
T1z feet on Brig near Alta club at SIS
per foot. 1t has a Groom mod. house on it,
5sx165 on LIST So near State, 1925 per
foot. This is a grand piece and cheap.
66x165 feet. less than ~ blks from the
r. r. Exchange bldg. now in course of
construction on cor. Sd So. and Main, at
SO per foot.
I55x1z7 20 alley. corner of 1st So. and
list West. 9-room modern house: paving
tax paid. lot half block east sold within
last 80 days for 1925 foot we offer this
corner for $500 FOOT.
le5x1151s and 90, corner of I'd South and
ings on property. $3.50 per foot.
bath toilet. lavatory. E. L.. front and
back hail. large porch front and back, lot
115x165 and go feet good barn. fenced. %
choice fruit trees, $50 small fruit, good
water right. near 10th Sc. and 10th E,
50 800; and a good bargain
Another new mod. 5-room pressed br.,
lot 5ex140 in same locality, $3.50.
LITTLE & LITTLE.
Under Natl Blk. of. Republic.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

PETERSON r. E INV. co,
$50 So Main.
Q. F. Peterson and A E. II. Peterson.
Pres. ard Mgr. Vice Pres.
Phone 3se0-K
BUSINESS PROPERTY
$263.00 per front foot on West Temple and
4th South, l65 feet. 10 rods deep. or
will sell part of same north or east
'front.' at s1s5 and $40 per foct. 90
feet deep. Come in and talk ii over
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
nine-year lease on Main street See
US about this at once. before contem-
plated Improvements are made. 22xl65
feet with buildings.
HOUSES.
81 .So0-4-room brick. lot 3x10. near 3rd Ea
and eth So. $500 cash, bal. mo.
$2,550-6-room frame. 9Th So. and sth Ea.
500 cash, s25 per month.
s4,5c0-S-room modern brick and barn. DIX
10 rods, 9TH So. near 9Th Ea.
s6,5eo-S-room modern, a beauty, 21sx2o,
9Th Ea-, near End So.
$780, houses, lot sx2O rods, Srd Ea.. near
9Th So.
s1,7oo-i-room brick, 215x10 rods. eth West,
near r G. depot; 500 cash. $50 per
month A good bargain.
ss.5oo-5-r. modern brick. large attic: 2nd
W. near Sth So.
sS.25o-These three 5-room modern. on Ard
$500-and I. best residence section. one
S5,60O-block from 3rd on LIST street car
line Easy terms.
ssO0-s-room brick. lot 40x19o feet to al
ley. corner 9Th So. near 18th Ea.
Easy terms, monthly payments;
East Bench. finest spot in city.
Suburban home, 31s acres. 5-roou brick.
chicken house. fruit and berries,
water and e. l. in house. etc. No.
3SiT SO. 9TH Ea-, about two blocks
south end Of Calder's park car line
Act now; tomorrow may be too
too late.
BUILDING LOTS.
Only few of our list OF bargains.
So-VV per foot, north, east or south front
on East Bench, 9th So and 18th E,a.
Sl.215-Buys 5x20 on 9Th So. 12th and 18th
Ia. south front; good for three
days only. Call Monday
See US for other East Bench bargains.
S75o-Hurry. hurry hurry. Only few
lots left on Capitol Hill. 5Gx149 feet
TO alley. $50 to $500. Easy terms
SS25-Those fine lots on LIST w. below
9th So. A few left on jefferson 81
below 9Th So. Easy terms
s55o-Last lot near 9TH Ea. and 9Th So.
on 53-toot street. See us now Easy
terms. so cash
Sl'2w-Corner of 9Th Ea. and 18th So
s75o-s9lsx1l5 to alley, 9Th Ea., below 9Th
South.
Sl5-t0xl45 feet so. front on 9Th St. be-
tween L and West St. Easy terms
FARM
$o,6V-l4 miles southeast of CITY. 8 miles
east of Murray. 56 acres. ? houses
and barns all furniture. team
wagon. COW. pigs. plows mower.
rake incubator and everything on
the place; 20 acres in alfalfa. This
IS the best bargain we know of
owner going to Colorado and must
sell in 20 DAYS. VIII trade for CITY
property. 5000 cash, balance On
mortgage
PETERSON r. f. INV. co,
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE.
On Tuesday Feb, rs. at 1870 a. M. at
80 w. Sixth South Ss.sa in rear. Parlor
rockers. fire cHrpet. lace curtains. dining
table and chairs. 'fsne baby carriage
china. glass and granite ware. bicycle,
sanitary c0ts ldressers. range. ho< blast
heater. kitchen utensils, homemade
fruitf.
X. \. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
> t9ffice 32i- 8. -3rd East. ST
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NOTICE.

I Wish to notify all customers Of the
City Loan office that L have bought all
pledges of said firm. Old customers
please call At my place of business. The
Reliable Loan 0ffise, Nc. rs Z. I'd So
Phone 15c5-k.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

HOMER & ROBERTSON.
SPECIAL.
oyANDA ADDITION.
BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH SOUTH
STREETS AND
EIGHTH AND NINTH EAST STREETS.
LOTS FACING ON NINTH EAST ST.
2T4xla9l. FEET, $3.50 EACH.
LOTS FACING on EIGHTH EAST ST.
27lsxlssl. FEET, $500 EACH.
LOTS ON GARFIELD AVENUE.
A sIxTY-sIX-FooT STREET.
95xlIols FEET, 500 EACH.
TEN PER CENT CASH;
TEN PER CENT PER MONTH
THESE ARE THE CHEAPEST LOTS
ON THE MARKET.
LOCATION is UNEXCELLED.
BEST OF CAR SERVICE.
GET IN WHILE YOU CAN.
MAKE A LITTLE MONEY ON A
RAISING MARKET.
HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS,
DEsERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
BOTH PHONES H1a
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HIDYFS -
castings ~ rssnses and furnaces repaired:
Western Ea, u holesale oE-fetail stZ state
'phenes ~ 2'u11dry & Stove Repair WorEs.
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WILsoN-sHERMAN co.


$500 buys fine cor. on Brigham St
facing So and east, 50x1l5 and alley.
S3.oe0-50x115 and alley. facing So on
Brigham st.
s2.75G-Corner lot on Center St. one
block north of McCornick's residence: AK
10 IT.
s2,5oO-5xl0 rods on 9th East. near ith
South. Includes macadam tax.
$1,250-S9x130 #. and alley. corner 4th
and West SITS tadjoins Popperton). A
real snaD.
$4oo-5O-ft. lot on Washington St, near
9th So. and LIST West
BARGAINS IN HOMES.
s., 10)-5-rm. brick, pantry. closets. g J.;
I'd East, near Sth South. Easy terms
s2.35e5-rm modern frame, good con-
dition; on 18th East, near I'd South.
$2,750-Modern 6-rm. brick, on jefferson
St. Great value.
S4.000-7-rm. mod. brick corner of 2d
ard S SITS; furnace. cement cellar
S4,o0e-New 7-rm. brick On best part Of
9th' East.
s3,5O0-9-rm brick modern. or St
Where can you get more for your money?
CHICKEN RANCH. with ,5-rm. frame.
brick-lined home; large chicken house:
fruit trees. s., 800
HOMES of all sizes, i'm all locations
WILSON-SHERMANC CO, 81 W I'd So.
Tel 1872
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W. l.. WINNER.

W. l.. WINNER.
Real Estate Investments and Rentals.
My Motto:
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE -
S0.00-2lz xS-rOd lot, on Ninth South
street, near 9th East street; good
car lines.
$50. 00-37x15O-fo foot let facing south on
Eighth South street near Ninth
East street. Easy terms.
Sl,OvJ .N-Alxl32-fOOt lot. on Ninth East
street close in; good sidewalks.
car lines. etc
81, $50 00-214 x7-rod corner on Sixth and d
streets, facing south and east
1880 -2I2Xll0-fOOt lot, on Fifth East
street, near Sixth South street.
Only two left.
81 6Oo -g1sx1O-rod lot, facing west on
Tenth East street. between
First and Second South. Terms.
81 800 .00-Nice building site. facing east
South street
81 SO 00-FOur-roOm frame residence, fac
ing on Eighth South street, near
Ninth East street; 3x10-rod lot
8, 20. 00-Five-rOom modern red. pressed
brick cottage, facing on Eighth
South street. near Second East
street. Terms.
Sc. 800. 60-Five-room modern red pressed
brick cottage. facing East on N
street; 3XS-rOd lot.
s.. 90. 00-Eig ht-room modern white brick
residence, two stories, on Eighth
South street.
5, .5oo. -Eight-room modern red pressed
brick residence, corner lot on
Ninth East street; 45x132-fool
lot Terms.
S. 600 Eight-rOOm modern white
pressed brick two-story resi-
dence, facing east on Tenth East
street, near Fourth South street:
215x7-rOd lot. Good ear service
w l. WINNER,
Successor to Anderson Real Estate Inv
Co. Rooms 3D0-301 New Herald.
Both Phones IA.
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CLOTHING.

81 rEclAL essthiar bargains t ts-
choiee e ste suits ana ,overcoats vo,,-
THE tst ~ worth 1920. $3.50 TO sise9
?. % East First South. =,
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TUTTLE BROS. 159 MAIN sT.


We have the best S-room strictly mod
err brick home on the n f. bench for
5000, fine neighborhoOd. east frontage
and something that you can sell again
any time. If you want a good house with
spacious rooms at reasonable figure
this IS your chance. We will loan You
enough to buy il if you pay g. 800 at .
per cent
A fine. Brigham street corner 4912xllo
IT., south frontage, S4.25G. It's the best
BUY IN corner on Brigham street
a row of houses for So 30 bringing u
per cent net on the investment. no treu-
pie: regular income. monthly as YOU want
1t for use. Locality vii advance i'm val
uatfon rapidly. Think. wake up and
come out of it" What can you do with
money that's as good as that2
we can't begin to tell you OF the invest
ments We have on hand. Suffice il To
say bargains are being picked up by far
sighted ana wise people. Now is the
time. There are seven "a active real es-
tate men in our office and we will b.
pleased TO tell you all about these prom
critics. Call soon.
Salt Lake 200.90G-19lO
1Ou cant keep a good town down
futile Bros, 153 Main street.
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MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING
AND SHIPPING.

The Redman Van & Storage Co. ONLY
firm in the city owning and controlling
its own teams. warehouses, etc Large
three-horse vans. two large warehouses;
expert furniture packers: can ship yeur
goods to any part of the United States
and save you money. Member of the New
York Furniture Warehouserlen's associa-
ton. Have correspondents in all the
cities If you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
us. las our competitions with other large
concerns make 1T possible 70 save you
money and trouble iOffice. 113-li5-117 So
West Temple street. Both 'phones So
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For SALE REAL ESTATE.

HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
SPECIAL,
CORNERS ARE DOUBLING IN VALUE
WATCH THIS ONE.
66x165 FEET.
CORNER
SECOND WEST
AND
SECOND SOUTH STREETS.
PER FRONT FOOT.
THIS
CORNER WILL BRING
$3.50
PER FRONT FOOT
THIS SPRING.
HOMER AND ROBERTSON,
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
DEsERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
BOTH PHONES 1910.
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PETERSON r. E. INV. co.
$50 s Main.

A;@-GOOD 4-room frame house,
choice corner lot; high ground, citv wa.
ter with sink; paved walks. lawn. etc:
40. ii5l West I'd South ST. See IT TODAY
Must be sold Make me an ofsor ~,
Monday A. G. Sadler, Atlas Block base
ment Phones: 2i1I-Z: Ind. 1850
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4-room brick, close in. south
east
5000
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

S-r0om. mod; fine home, mod
ern in every way: on the East
drive; i9l2xl32 feet.
S500
On easy terms.
S-room elegant modern home
on 10th East: 5lX133 feet. One
of the best built houses In the
city.
5000
Elegant S-room modern brick
on LIST St not far out. everything
of the best and first class in
every respect
4-room brick, southeast. 50x125
500
4-room brick, close in. south
east
200
HOUSTON r. Z NV co,
Phones p. 81 So. Main,
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HOUSTON r. Z. INV. co,
Phones q. 81 So. Main,
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SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page.
Section one.
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RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH.
S. 80 for a new 7-room mod. pressed
brick house on East Sd South;
large lot.
s. 10 buys a fine lot near 4th East and
and Sd South, facing south, 2lzxl0
rods.
s. 250-On the northeast bench, buys
fine 7-room house, all modern,
with furnace; 2Izx10 rods lot fac
ing east. A GOOD ONE
s., 001-Fine Groom brick. barn. shed. Of
chard, 120xl25 to alley, suitable for
swell horse ranch: good land;
southeast: close to car
5000 for 4l1zxl65 with adobe house; ID
West: close in.
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INV. CO,
Suite 231-2 D. z. Walker Bldg
RANCK HANDLES THE EARTH.
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S-ROOM BRICK. lot 21zx5 rods to alley
on Third st. $500 90; 500 down; balance
per cent.
3-room frame house. almost new: lot
37x140 feet to alley. $3.50 90; 500 down:
balance Z per cent. 18th East. near 10th
South.
Ten acres on Goth East ard 10th South.
S, 5oe.0e. Will make terms to suit pur-
chaser.
Two Groom cottages. Hawks court.
rent for s27.W per month. $300O.10;
81 900 90 down: balance s per cent.
5Sx5 rods on corner 4th South. near
5th East: south front. suitable for flats
SO, coco. Will take part payment; bal
anee s per cent
AZ Commercial Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

ELEGANT HOME, s-room. modern.
stone and brick. and fine pressed brick
barn. large grounds; $3.50; house alone
worth s10,c0e
12-room. thoroughly modern. large cor.
blocks from business center; $1,000.
Choice building sites all parts of city
Easy terms.
Hubbard Iny't Co,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

81 FIT, Main St. 500 per foot: will he
$3.50 per foot in six months; best buy on
the street. Also fine cor. on Main SID
127xSso it,. W. Temple: $4,000; bar
gain. Now is the time to buy; you will
pay more soon,
Is ". I'd So
Hubbard fnV't Co.