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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

4ox132. corner. on 17-foot street, LIST
South between End and 3rd East You
this that will pay you 10 per cent to 20
per cent. Per foot-S150.
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Cor, 2nd and P, facing g. and e., we
offer a beautiful 11-room mod. pressed
br., with hot water heat. for $3.50, On
your own terms. Owner has gone TO
Oregon to live.
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115axl32. sixteen-room brick, bath
rooms, steam heat. etc. 1st South be-
tween End and 3rd East. Per foot
$50,
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165x9si and 115s baptist church,. COR
ner End So, and End West. Per foot
$3.50.
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Beautiful T-room mod. pressed brick,
on one OF the best corners on 9th z. It
has por, bath, toilet G. l.. cemented
basement, furnace, etc. lot 60x115s; largo
enough for another house.-S4500.
Many More.
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7-room brick cottage. por. bath, electric
light, cellar barn, abundance OF shade,
fine lawn, large lot; near 7th East and
9th South, and only $500.
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Double pressed brick, nearly new.
rooms on g side, por. bath. toilet, lava
tory, electric light will rent for $45 per
mo. Located on East 8th So.-S4260.
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FLAT SITES
771xs2A on Brigham ST., near Alta club
Per foot-$175,
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4e5x115t, corner. next to Covey nats on
Bird South, between lst and 2nd West.
just the site for store and meat mar
ket. Per foot-$95O.
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s0X1G5 on 4th So. between Main and
state (close 10 the new skyscrapers)-
Per foot-S525.
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Another ilat site on 1st ST, near State.
This has special features. Per foot
$l25.
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HOMES.
Elegant 7-room mod. pressed brick,
very artistic, cast side-S6000.
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10-room mod home. with steam heat
and with large lot worth alone $l0.b00:
very best section. and close in, price
10000
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Groom mod. pressed brick bungalow.
on II. G. bench-S4500.
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7-room mod. home, with lot 2x8 fine
shrubbery, lawn and shade, cement walks.
sewer. etc. 5th East, near Srd So
S4100.
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NURSE GIRL WANTED. Ses E. 9TH
So. m4S7
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7-room pressed br. por, bath. toilet,
Q. l., lavatory. shade and fruit. front
and back lawns, No. 16i r st.-S4000.
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
Under Natl Bank Of the Republic,
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Elegant S-room mod. pressed br., 2
years old. . blocks from p. O.-$7250.
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EXPERIENCED LADY MATTRESSES
for dining room work at Franklin's.
268 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

23x150 to alley, 1st South between State
and 2nd East. Per foot-$300.
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7-room frame, g. l., etc. lot 50x150.
near Main and 10th So, $2550. great
bargain.
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Groom mod, pressed brick. nearly new,
11th l., near Brig.-s3650.
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SOME BUSINESS BUYS

155ixl27, with right of way. corner 1st
west; paving tax paid. Per foot-$300.
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NIGHT SCHOOL


M'KEE'S FAMOUS NIGHT SCHOOL IN
session summer and winter. 35 Hooper
bldg, j. Il, Mckee, mass
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EXPERIENCED SALESPEOPLE FOR
gents furnishing and cloak department.
Apply at +. Auerbach g. Bro. misc
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own names,
without security; cheapest rates. easi-
est payments; offices in 90 principal cit
les. save yourself money by getting our
terms first, Tolman, 33s Atlas Bldg.
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II w. 2nd South St.

"It paws to own a home"
CAPITAL, REAL. ESTATE
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LOST

TX SILK UMBRELLA,
~ on handle, l.. b. L.. ON
r. Return to Tribune Of
- mIJi
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WEIR, SO WEST SECOND SOUTH,
S56O0-Nodern Groom brick, lot 2sXlo
rods. 3rd street.
S4200-7-room modern. lot 49X112 feet and
right of-way. northeast, close In.
S42O0-T-room brick cottage. bath toilet,
electric light. sewer connection; I
street. near Brigham.
Sf000-Niodern 5-room brick. lot EMU
rods. p street, near End.
S3T5o-6-room modern brick, lot 4xl0 rods,
18th East, near 4th South,
S3000-6- room brick cottage. new, bath,
electric light; Southeast
$265O-G- room, bath. toilet, electric light;
Northeast.
s22OO-froom brick cottage, lot 2x1o rods.
9th East near Tth South.
S2l00-5- room brick cottage, lot 3S10 rods,
nth East. near 3rd South; $500
cash balance easy,
SIT50-6-room frame cottage, 6th East,
near 7th South.
s16O0-6-roon brick, near r. C. W. shops;
5000 cash, balance $50 per month.
s20O0-5X10 rods 7th street. between +
and G.. south front,
T50-3x7S. rods, 11th East. near 5th
South.
75O-1O6xl45 feet. fine corner, city wa
ter shade trees, good car line. fine
soil, good view.
25 acres, County Road, East Mill Creek,
small house. orchard. good water right;
must be sold
Fine piece of business property. E, End
South near State; $500 per foot,
WEIR. SO WEST SECOND SOUTH
m428
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COMPETENT WOMAN FOR WASH
Ing and ironing any two days in the
week. SGT E. End So. ml90
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OPPORTUNITIES. WE
prs for hotels. restaurants
! business. everywhere in
y AN country, Idaho pre-
wish TO sell2 Write to
tate Investment Co.. Salt
k5G2
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{GH INTEREST WHEN
will loan you the most
nonds, watches. jewelry.
trunks. yalises. musical
half the interest charged
10 Sam, 70 T.. 1st So. st.
j22A4
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D LADY WOULD LIKE
Iof a small child. good ref
ire 274 + st. m5lf
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Is WORLD, COLUMBUS,
|. Iy Journal of information,
ons and ideas for adyer-
today for FREQ sample or
onths' trial. r1867
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IdINE; MIGHT CONSID-
Prospect; Utah preferred.
Ither localities. Lock box
Iolo. m4OI
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10 DRIVING HORSE. 1000
must be sound and not to
Call 81 II st, before 8
6 D. m m28S
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DRAFTING TABLE OR
!, estles, second d-hand, Re-
b; make price, and where
| J., p, o. box b32. Wanted
. k233A
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BY OWNER. AN S-ROOM, 2-STORY
strictly modern brick house, East 3rd
So, close in. $500. Apply F. H. All SO;
ond West. mS56
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WHO is WORKING, TO
I'd with lady who Is alone
: reasonable, ZIG East sth
- k27I2
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AUCTION SALES
WALL PAPER CLEANED

WEII III Ih OII,fALNI0
WALL PAPER CLEANED. BUTTE PA
per Cleaning Co Leave orders Smith
Drug Co. Both phones 1850. h632
KAPLAN HOUSE CLEANING CO,
rooms 81 and up. Satisfaction guaran~
teed. Bell 1853. Ind. 1866.
WALL PAPER CLEANING, BEST OF
work. best of prices. best of references;
oil guaranteed. Eberts Wall Paper Co,
No. 81 Main st. h2327
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n FAMILY OF THREE,
Ia Temple on West Tenn
81, Tribune. m409
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.<CE PAID FOR IRON,
- bottles, rubber. copper.
< Co.. 63 q. sth South.
yJ07
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'UR MANUFACTURER & DEALER.
CONTRACTORS

WE BUILD ANYTHING. ANYWHERE
no matter how large or SMALL manu-
lacturers OF granite blocks contractors
for all kinds OF concrete work. Bell
phone 33Ii-k, mio4
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II w. md SOUTH St,
Home seekers are invited to go and
inspect four new houses at Nos. 1016-1S-
20 and 90 Sth East St These are east
fronts, 5 rooms each. modern walls pa
pered and ell light fixtures throughout:
have to wait for grass to grow): lawns
and flower beds In front; cement walks
front and rear. In fact. these houses arc
all ready for HOMES. You don't hava
TO spend a cent. Prices right, and YOU
can trade in vacant lots or personal prop
erty VIII be ready for tenancy In few
days. Improvements are not oil COM
plete but are guaranteed.
Drop In and talk II over
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THAT NEW TEN-ROOM MODERN
brick, 1872 3 street. east side; look this
up, It's a beauty; rent $4,000 mo. Inquire
Penny Arcade. m174
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statesmen - EVERYWHERE, SELL
our ice crushers to saloonists, soda
fountainlsts, confectioners. Ice cream
manufacturers, etc: side line; good COM
mission Davenport ice Chipping Ma
chine Co, Davenport. Ia m33I
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EXPERIENCED SALESMAN TO HAN
die line paints and specialties. Salary
and expenses State age, experience, ref
erences The Iroquois Mfg. Coz Cleye-
land, O, k1S02
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DOM MODERN HOUSE,
az distance OF business dis
sea exchanged. Address 9
~ NELL
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5ECOND- HAND CLOTH
snlises, best prices paid.
street. Reply by postal
8771sK. t71
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K TAKE HALF INTER
4 business. Eng. "a Com'l !
IT, m377
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
LITTLE &c LITTLE.

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
LITTLE &c LITTLE.
SOME BUSINESS BUYS.
155iS127, with right OF way. corner 1st
West and lst South. facing north and
west; paving tax paid. Per foot-$300.
23x15o to alley, lst South between State
and 2nd East. Per foot-$3o0,
115ax132. sixteen room brick, bath
rooms, steam heat, etc, 1st South be-
tween End and 3rd East. Per foot
$3.50
165x9si and 1854 baptist church,. cor
ner End So. and End West. Per foot
$3.50.
s0x1G5 on 4th So. between Main and
State (close 10 the new skyscrapers).
Per foot-s525.
4e5x115t. corner. next to Covey flats on
Bird South, between lst and 2nd West.
just the site for store and meat mar
ket Per foot-$950.
FLAT SITES
77sxs2i on Brigham St, near Alta club
Per foot-$175,
South between End and 3rd East You
can build twelve and 4-room flats on
this that will pay you 10 per cent to 20
per cent. Per foot-Sl50.
Another lat site on lst st. near State.
This has special features. Per foot
Elegant 7-room mod. pressed brick,
very artistic. cast side-s6Ooo,
Groom mod. pressed brick, bungalow.
on II. e. bench-S4500.
7-room mod. homo, with lot 2x8 fine
shrubbery, lawn and shade, cement walks,
sewer. etc. 5th East, near Srd So
s41o0-
Elegant s-room mod. pressed br.. q
years old. % blocks from P, o.-S725o
near GSi Main and @ 10th so.' $3.50. A great great
bargain.
7-room pressed br:. por, BATH toilet,
@. l., lavatory, shade and fruit, front
and back lawns No. 16i r st.-S4000.
broom mod. pressed brick. nearly new,
11th L, near Brig.-s365o.
1O-room mod. home. with steam heat
and with large lot worth alone s10.b00:
very best section. and close in, price
$4,000
Cor, 2nd and P, facing 8. and E., we
offer a beautiful 11-room mod. pressed
br., with hot water heat. for $3.50, On
your own terms. Owner has gone To
Oregon TO live.
Double pressed brick, nearly new. 4
rooms on e side, por. bath. toilet. lava
tory, electric light. will rent for S45 per
mo. Located on East 8th So.-S4260.
7-room brick cottage por. bath. electric
light, cellar, barn, abundance OF shade,
fine lawn, large lot; near 7th East and
9th South, and only S3500
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED TRIM
mers and saleswon.en for millinery de-
partment. Address. stating salary and
20 Tribune hS15
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HAT FACTORY
PMONOGRAPHS


NAIL ORDERS FOR RECORDS AND
machines lilled samo day received
Certcr's. 325 South West Temple G2lS2
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SOLE RIGHT IN SALT
for the best selling house
YER invented; positively no
[ q money-maker lndeed,
small means TO help In.
sell IL. Call at No. LIB
room 2s, m53S
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ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION OFFERED
to the right man who will get out and
hustle, and has a little money to buy his
own goods. a seller on sight to every
household. You viii reap q. harvest. Call
at l76 South State room 30. m540
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HUSTLERS WANTED EVERYWHERE,
SIS to $40 made weekly, distributing cir
cuiars, overseeing outdoor advertising.
New plan. No canvassing. Merchants
Outdoor Advertising Co, Chicago. mS41
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80 a WEEk-EXPENSES ADVANCED.
Man or woman to travel for manufac-
turer. and appoint agents, for household
necessity. Good pay for home work or
part time. Ziegler Co., 221 Locust ST..
Philadelphia. Pa. j2045
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4 PAID FOR METALS,
hides. pelts. beeswax. etc.
echinery. Great Western
Inc. 230-240 So. 1st West.
k43S-Z- h17l3
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WANTED EVERYWHERE - HUST-
lers TO tack signs. distribute clrcu-
lars, samples. etc, no canvassing, good
pay. Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
c1S51
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HALF INTEREST IN a GOOD PATENT
proposition to raise money to put ii on
the market. or will trade or sell out
right. For particulars call or address 23I
So. 9th E., or to T. II, Means, Palace
Meat Market m3S4
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is YOUR OPPoRTUNI-
ty; household articles. something new,
$40 daily easily made, sells in every home,
no capital required, credit given. Dexter
Supply Co, 5S4 Dearborn St, Chicago.
m3i3
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take CARE OF WHILE
as absent: would pay a
-dress G AZ. Tribune. m3S7
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE THE
best selling line Of specialties on the
market; exclusively or as q "side line"
The Crescent OIL Co, Dept. S, Minneap-
oils, MINI, KEATS
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10 GOOD GIRLS. APPLY AT ONCE. ].
G, Mcdonald Candy Co., 15S w. Ord So.
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statesmen WANTED-TWO GROCERY
speciality statesmen, worth $50 per
month, Well-known house. Trade
tablished Positions permanent. Per-
sonal interview arranged, Address q 5l,
Tribune. mi0S
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UNFURN. LARGE ROOMS AND SUM-
mer kitchen; also l turn, room, SO
So Main. m187
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
small family. 1245 Second st. Bell
phone 1877. rn502
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pay. to distribute circulars. adv. matter,
tack signs. etc, No canvassing. Natiou-
al Adv. Bureau. Chicago. m340
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07

VI. Meadon, to recover $1,000 willed to
the church. The case is really an appeal
from the decision of Probate Judge H.
L. Clark of Castleton in the distribution
of the estate.
In the will the sum Of $1,000 Is given
the church to be invested in good notes
or bonds secured by real estate. "thc
interest to be used towards paying the
pastors salary and for no other pur-
pose" The principal is to be kept intact.
Il Is suggested in the will that the
money be left invested is it was at the
time of the woman's death until other
good investment for it be found. The
tcstatrix had placed the $1,000 in Ma
tonal Starch company bonds. This con-
Germ has been absorbed by another
starch company Judge Clark ordered
that 5000 bonds Of the now concern
be given the church, to be placed in the
hands Of a trustee, The church people
are not content with the bonds and bring
suit for actual cash
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
Recent Financial Disturbance Has
Caused Some Dislocation OF
Business.
JOBBING TRADE QUIETHR.
Lack of Currency Causes slack in Buy
ing of Wheat and Cotton-A Slight
R"'p"tion in Industrial Ac-
tiNities--COuntry on
Credit Bnsis.

New York oct 1-Bradstrcots to-
morrow will say:
The country at large has this week
felt and after effects of last weeks fin
ancal disturbances 1T New York and
other eastern cities Prompt imitation of
New Works action In curbing and limit
ing the force of thes disturbances has,
'cwever, allowed of rrccssary readjust-
ments to meet changed conditions with
n probable minimum az Immediate fric-
ton and without the s.criices found ne
cessary at the Metropolis. The entire
country may be said tD have gone upon
a check or credit basis, pending the pass
ing of the business crisis which seems
now to almost entirely Gained down.
Confidently with the Enforced employ
ment Of credit INSTRUMENTS has been
witnessed a marked increase of transact
tons on a purely cash basis and large
quantities of stocks. grain and other pro-
duce have changed hands, in most cases
a concessions
Naturally there has been some disloca-
ton of the country's business, notably in
the item of the domestic exchanges,
which has reacted on tue collecting and
forwarding forces by temporarily stop
ping the buying of wheat in the North
west and of cotton at the South, and
there has also been a ,nsible quoting
down of jobbing trade activities, some re-
duotion of forces in 'road improve
ment work and in ota.- industries and
some effect also upon g,tHl trade, which,
however, aided by fin. lii weather has
given a good account OH. itself this week.
Naturally collections shown some
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
FOUND IKE STOLE RING.
Verdict of Guilty in case of state VS..
Luther KnnDp.

Montpelier, NOV 1.-The case of
State VS.. Luther KNAPP Of this city.
charged with stoaling a ring valued
al IS from Benjamin r. Cobura, was
tried to-day In washington county
court. The respondent took the stand
in mis- own behalf and testified that he
found the ring which he afterwards
sold for 81. Tho Jury returned a YER
diet at eight o'clock this evening of
guilty and sentence VIII be pro-
nounced at 900 "a. m. tomorrow
Goldie San Morse pleaded guilty of
raising a check for $12 to $1,000, This
was done last December and ane tried
to cash this check at two banks in
Barre. On representation to the court
that "Goldie' has forsa ken the pace
that kills she was placed in the
hands of the probation officer, Be
fore giving hor this chance, Judge
waterman gave nor some good al-
vice and sentenced her to not less
than two years nor more than two
years and three months at hard labor
In the House Of Correction at Rutland
and to pay fine of so She smil-
ingly left the court room and went
this evening to her home in the Jones
brook neighborhood.
The divorce case OF Arthur Soup OF
Moretowh against Fredrica Soup, in
tolerapie severity and descrtion, was
heard thls afternoon in the judges
room H. f. Palmer and L, c. Moody
appeared for the petitioner Plumley
Plumley withdrew as counsel for
petitionee and she was not repre-
scented.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
PRINCIPAL LEAVES CITY
writ of Attachment Served on Jordan
Hall 1T ST. Adams.

st, Adams, oct. 31-The Messenger
to day says;
Mrs. Mary A. Gould OF Mortified
mas served writ Of attachment on
the entire property of Jordan Hall in
order to protect her interests, 1t be-
Ing understood that the finances of
the institution are in a somewhat un-
satisfactory condition. Mrs. Gould Is
the largest creditor, The amount
mentioned in the writ is $4,000. Lee
S. Tillotson is attorney for Mrs, Gould,
Head Master G. l.. Jordap mas lefc
this city. A letter received from him,
written at Boston said that he had
consulted an attorney and was trying
to raise the necessary funds. 1t also
said that he would return to this city
this morning, but he did not do so.
Jordan Hall. the new military school
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
RICHFORD MAN KILLED.
Hugh Nci>"nncy, Fireman on Freight,
Wrc"kcn M Enstm mum, L. q.

RichforI, Nov. Hugh McKcnney. a
fireman on the Canadian Pacific railway
and resident of this village, was killed
to-day In wreck at Eastman. p. O.,
when the engine and four cars went
through n trcstle. Engineer Draper of
Sutton, p. O., and brakeman also
persisted
The trestlc was a quarter OF mile long
and it gave way for some unknown rea-
son under the weight of the freight
train,
Mr.. Mckinney is survived by his father,
who Is yardmaster of the Canadian
Pacific here, by his mother one brother
and a sister. He was q years old
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damaging testimony as to tho mans
private life. 1t was docidod on the
evidence that ne had not been proven
guilty of actual criminal offences, and
the committee passed the thing over
Rumors have continued that all was
not right a the institution ana stories
were persistently circulated that the man
was wrongfully influencing certain boys
who werc under his influence. The crash
came Tuesday, when Jordan went to
Rchford with one of mis- students
a l3-vear-old boy named Lawyer, and
made proposition to the boys father
that he be allowed to IA Ike the boy away
to California to live with him This. fol-
lowed by tho boys father catching Jordan
kissing, hugginC and fonding the boy.
settled the case in Mr.. Lawyers mind
and he made such threats that Jordan
apparently was frightened nearly to
death, and the man disappeared suddenly
from Richford, 1t being afterward learned
thar he had taken the Canadian Pacific
train east, probably for Boston.