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New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
RESPONSIBILITY FOR COLLISION.

Washington, Dec. 2S.--1n deciding IN 1asoi VI I
more In the case of the Old Dominion Steanishlp
Cornary ag+ Prinnus Gilmore. administrator,
the supreme Court of the United States to-day re-
viewed some OF the circumstances connected with
the collision between the Old Dominion steamer
Hamilton and the Saginaw. owned by the Clyoo
line near New York in 1903. The case involved
tbs question whether the laws of Delaware, under
which both companies were incorporated apply 10
claim for death on the high seas arising purely
from tort and also whether the representatives OF
the members of the OF the Saginaw who lost
their lives when that vessel went down can re-
cover their claims in full! against the owners of the
Hamilton The opinion of the court was announced
by Holmes. Both points were decided IN the
affirmative the verdict of the United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals for the I'd Circuit being af-
ned
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
THE NEBRASKA RATE CASE.
Petition for It's Return to State Tribunals
Filed in Supreme Court.

Washington Dec. 2s--The Supreme Court OF tne
ITnjted States to-day granted the motion or the
stat. Of Nebraska for leave to file petition for a
u,rit of rnandamus compelling United states us
,r;ct Judges William H and Thomas Z. Munger
to remand to the courts of that state the proceed
ing between the state ana the Chicago, burlington
g Quincy Railroad Company. in which the state
seeks TO compel the company to observe the mira
+,,s rate law enacted by its legislature The ques-
ton of Jurisdiction between the state ana the leu
sral courts is involved, ss in the North Cafoiha
cot. eases The case begun In the supreme
Court Of Nebraska but before 1t couio De oeclueo
nv that tribunal II removed to the United
states Circuit Court in which the Two oIstrlc'
,udses were sitting. The states demand tor 1ie
=, of the case was based on the plea that un-
,ss this prayer is granted the federal court having
;tself refused to send II back will colnpei the
st.t. either to abandon its suit IN Its own naliie OF
70 proceed TO trial on the merits OF 'he case II
.h. federal Circuit Court where all the Proceed-
,nes and orders will be absolutely nun ana Vod
,o- want of jurisdiction The Supreme Court IS
.ed an order directing the two Judges TO appear on
I.-,,.rv 6 and show cause why the petition Tor
,nanaamus should not be granted
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
HEARINGS ON BETTER CAR SERVICE.
Commission Told About Conditions on the
Sixth and Second Avenue Lines.

Hearings on proposed orders for increases or
service on the Sixth and Second avenue lines were
held before Commissioner EustIs. Of the Public
Service Commission, yesterday George r Siinp-
SON. Of the commissions engineering staff, tesfi-
fed TO an investigation Of conditions on the Sixth
avenue line made by him November 1e Charts
and tables OF figures showing the rush Of fraVeI
-rere put in evidence, and the hearing adjourned
until January :.
Harry L Coyne, another member OF the en-
eineering staff. told about conditions on the sec
ond avenue elevated, which he inspected from
a m OF December 2 to a m on december :"
Charts and tables put in evidence in TINS
hearing also. and II was adjourned unth Jan
,larv TO give Frank Hedey, of the lnterporousn'
q chance to examine the figures submitted by the
commissions engineers
Commissioner Maltbie held hearing on q pro-
posed order for increase Of service and improve
r1ent Of equipment the z2d street Manhattan
VILE & St Nicholas Avenue Railroad Michael II
Fvan, who had charge Of several inspectors, tod
of their work. He said that from 10 $50 P m
sU the cars were heavily loaded, the greatest
crush being between 54th street ana foth street
Al Columbus Circle there the greatest con-
restion Averaging conditions for entire day,
the worst congestion between S4th and f'th
streets
John s. Kennedy secretary OF the upstate COM
mission has written to the commission for the
1s+ District that suggestions for joint hearing
on q proposed order that the trolley cars OF the
Yonters Railroad Company be vesubuled had been
spuroved This lire is operated by the Union
Railway Company. Of The Bronx. and so comes
within the jurisdiction OF both commissions The
hearing viii be held on January Il, in this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.
RAILROAD TRAVEL MADE EASY.
Bulletin.

Railroad TO do everything
which would best
with Office at 263
Telephone 1882 Madon in the
district and convenient the residence
all
o apropos trp nadeat anyi departure
quarter century deliver hotels
the telephone
and limited 1t
then direct touch
transportation agency this feasible
wilb o hand
West 23d Station which
eranged helps by the time
in travelling indeed made
modern meth
of haltng willing
to max
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
TUBE WORKING MARCH I
Jerseyites ViU Land at Sirth Are-
nue and 18th Street on That Dofe.

The Public Service Commission yesterday extend
ed for two months. to March z, 1908 the time at
which the McAdoo tunnel people must be operating
their tunnel under the first franchise grained in
1se. This franchise provides for operation of the
tunnel 10 Christopher and Greenwich streets but
able TO complete its work over to Sixth avenue
snd 18th street, a point which would serve the
travelling public much better, about two years be
fore the franchise stipulates
IN its application for this extension OF time the
Hudson e Manhattan Company, the successor to
Tire New York & Jersey Railroad Company said
that Il would be in position TO comply with the
terms Of its first franchise by January T. 1t
pointed out, though. that Christopher and Green
witch streets would be rather desolate spot
drop passengers from Jersey, while the extension
of tine would permit II TO finish some work now
nearly completed, II could operate large part
OF the route provided for in its second contract,
which calls for operation June Is. 1910.
Tho company's letter says:
franchise Of the New York & Jersey Railroad
Company. before January Z. 1908. that por-
Hudson River to christopher and Greenwich
streets. but do rot believe that such operation
would be Of advantage TO the public If the time
for such operation be extended March = 1905.
We shall be prepared TO operate through line
llieve that the interests of the public viii be bet
r served by an eSteason OF d9e TINE st IoP SHY E
boken and 18th street, rather than 10 begin to
7aa 7sSs Christopher Streets on or Oe'01e January
In this connection beg to assure you that at
sli times the work has been prosecuted in good
faith and with all possible diligence The compile
fion has been delayed by unexpected obstacles and
natural causes beyond our control. We feel that
fhe interests OF all concerned VIII be conserved ny
therefore respectfully request your honorable body
20 extend the time for the completion and opera
ton Of such line from January 4. 1908, TO March
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
PETERS PASSES HAT.
Henry Clay Asking Fellos0 -4ider-
men for SO 4mece-He Gets 1t.

Henry Clay Peters. under indictment io' 4ei'ui'
in connection with the election OF Recoroer d
wear ago may never write his name alongslue lh"e
of Henry Clay in the statesman class. but he GER
.ai,I, knows how TO work the Board of Aldermen
Finding himself short Of funds, going out OF ONCE
and facing an expensive lawsuit, Alderman fete's
has appealed to his colleagues for financial heip
He has asked them for SO apiece, and the money
is arriving at his house in land once 1ashion'
With rare foresight. Peters waited TIL the enc OF
the ,ear and lust before Christmas. All the Tam
many members soft hearted at this time OF year
and they are giving up literally All those WHO
are not kind hearted glad that Peters Is oul
of the board year that they. too are chp-
ping in.
he sure ketches It comm and goin'. is the way
one Of Little Tim" sulivans friends put it yes
terday-
Here is ths touching story of Henry Clay's pres
needs:
near Aldermen: On Monday. the 23d inst.
will be put on trial before Justice Downing lor per
and feel confident of acquttal the s case is a
unique one any qo e to be REPRESENTED by
the abiest counsel. and they come high .oo-od
to knowing that am am IN n sTtenef H
cumstanoes nay have and 10 must Ta N fherefore have
81 900 ready in case Of need Consequently l have
qecdeo collesr II each one will send me $40 1t
yiiI make purse of s72O. If the money Is not
I6 esdsd s It help pi me 0s send nePehS ehees my address
An immediate reply is requested d y ,,r,7-p-ps
Yours respectfully, HENRY CLAY ttIf-ifo
At the City Hall yesterday ii was learned IhaI
.1jttle Tim Sullivan sent his check for 80 10
Peters and told him TO come again II ne ran o"I
of money Mr.. Sullivan's checks are good
Tho trial of Henry Clay Peters, whose lndlcl-
- oo,cerns the alleged bribery OF Alderman
clifford to secure the votes of the Munclpal o"ii-
erebin League members of the board Tor d sue
cassor tn Recorder Gof, was postponed un'li ah'er
the completion of the Thaw trial py 'uS'loe Do"i
,,, in tbe Criminal Branch OF the Supreme court
Yesterday The trial of Peters had been set down
70 begin this morning and there had been no IN
,ir,stion that any other programme was contem-
n,ated Alderman William Morris Is now counsel
Co. peters Peters was greatly wrought up over
-. ostronerent The trial will begin on Janu-
ary 6 according 10 the present schedule.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
MUST SERVE SENTENCE.
.Supreme Court Denies Petition of
Greene and Gdynor.

Washington. Dec 28-The Supreme Court Of the
United States to-day denied the petition for writs
of cerfiorari bringing 10 that court the cases OF
BENJAMIN d. Greene and John +. Gaynor, WHO
or. under sentence TO pay fine OF SJ75 74s and un-
derro terms OF Imprisonment of four years each
on charges of embezzlement and conspiracy IN
connection with OberIin NJ. Carter to defraud the
United States in the work Of haTbor improvement
at Savannah.
Carter has served term Of Imprisonment on
these charges. Greene and Gaynor were tried by
the United States Court for the Southern District
of Georgia, and April r. 1906, were found SuiIty
on the two charges OF conspiracy and embezze-
rnent and sentenced the same day. the fines I'M
posed representing the which is charged 70
have been appropriated They appealed 10 the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals for the 6th
Circuit and when that court affirmed the verdict
of the trial court they presented their petition to
the Supreme Court for writ of certorarI bring
ing the entire to that court for review 1his
petition went at length into the question OF ex-
tradition from Canada, and urged that because
the case involved the relations Of this nation to
foreign nations the Supreme Court was bound
under the Constitution to take coEnzance OF the
case notwithstanding that it had been passed
upon by the Court OF Appeals.
Many important questions were presented IN ad-
dition to that of extraditon, including the one as
to whether person charged with ernbezzlement In
one state CNew York; can be legally tried in an
other state 0ieorgia), as Greene and Gaynor WERE
and also the question as to whether men charseh
with offence in two districts. as Greene ana
Gaynor were, be regarded as fusitves from
Justice when they remain in one or them Inc
point was also raised that the cases were barred
by the statute OF limitations As" said their
brief the threeyear of limitations applies
to the crimes charged it is evidence that in July,
1901 three years having elapsed. the bar OF the
statutes had INTERVIEWED unless the defendants came
within exception 10 it persons fleeing from
Justice
The denial Of the petition for review by tho su-
preme Court leaves in force the decision of the
District Court. The decision was announced by
Chief Justice Fuller. and there was no written
opinion.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
DENIES wATERs-PIERCE RECEIVER.
Texas Supreme Court Holds 1t Has NO Au-
thority to Make Appointment
,.,.,-sn, ,o The Tribune ]

Austin. Tex. Dec. 23.-The State Supreme Cour'
rendered an sdverse decision To-Day On on ~ 70 -,
ton of the state to appoint e.1 se-
- tt.rce OIL Company, pending final oe-
ision Of the custer and penalty suit against that
,-orr,.nv The court held that the receiVersnip
sbo5 be segregated from the main case ano lha'
one branch of it could be hnaiiy oisioSe' u ''F
arately from the other ,. -,
- 80 added that the Supreme Court mas no
authority to appoint receiver and tha' ,ne e
.-sa,la,o court has no jurisdiction and that N N
- tbe use of its property the Wafers-fiefce oA
,-.,,v should violate the statute curing .he
-. - ,ae appeal it would be liable for pun
,sh,,,er, n the same manner for acts done be-
fire the trili Of this case
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
STEAMBOATS,.
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS.
Single insertions cents per lineI Six-
teen words seven times consecutively. 81,
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered for a period of fourteen days IN
The Tribune's Directory OF Desirable EoomA
Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may DO had, free OF charge, at the Uptown
once OF The New-York Tribune. l5c%
Broadway, between Seth and s7th SITS.
ST. ALBANS, EAST 31ST ST.
Desirable suites: parlor dining room. ex-
eelIent table: reasonable prices.
I-HANDSOME rooms with board: pri-
vate baths: refined surroundings: refer
ences exchanged. 1i6 West b7th St
------
BOARD. home comforts: BronXwood Park,
Williamsbridge. n. Y; steam heated
rooms. bath. IS $40 Apply Mrs How.
1877 ". 5Sth. r.it Rooms; rnfors1ts; bath; break
Brooklyn.
f1o. rs LEFFTRTs PLACE.
Newly furnished and decorated detached
mansion: extensive grounds: can acconmo-
date q few guests: rooms: best references
required. Owner, telephone 243I-R Proc
pect.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
STAY IN WATERs-PIERCE CASE.

Washington. Dec .23--At the instance OF couhsei
for the Waters-Pierce Oil Company the oulrenie
eourt OF the United States to-day Issued Ell oiuei
Co. :. .,.v of proceedings in the suit between the
Sat. ,f Texas and the OIL company until the court
car decide whether it will grant the company
pe.i,ion for a writ ot certorar1 bringing the sui'
"a that court for review. The case Involves the
complicated action Of the state TO eniofce 'e anu
.-,,s, II ,,rder which the company fined
!: 90 eo and in the process of which receivers were
appointed by both the federal and the state courts
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
RAILROADS.
new JERSEY Cen NTRAl.

NEW GGnSEV WEN U hs1ks
TWo-HoUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
1880. $50. $50. $50. $50. 1850 IL 20.
!1.5O a N m Y so. 12o. I6o. $50: $50 80.
days. 7.5O $50. ESQ. 1880 lit 30 a m.
1880. L5O. $50 $50. >+.5O. $50. $50. 7.oo
$50, 10 70, 1l.60 2: m
$50 900. 1890. 100, II 30 zee a 20. %
dGo aas, 500 90 $50 SEQ no Co Il 1900 % %dnsSt a. G
1900 noon. LOO 200. 800. 400. 500. 500.
1O0. 500 900. 10 so p. m. l.. Is midnight.
FOB BALTIMoRE Al, 4 AND %ASHINGT6N. u
$50. $50 $50. $50 ,. M daily
a. m. 1900 noon. 200. 400 800 200 p m.
For ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W; 2sa sT.:
so a. m. az so Sats. only). s.2J p. H.
Suhaayf ha tIs2RTY s2q r. n; sr@15oo 20 3 m a. m 600
sats. only). 8 40 p. IN. sundays. 1000 a NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
Lv. W. 23d ST. $50 a. m. Q2.50 sets-
only. 1.2O. 3 20. $50. 460 6. 20 Sats. oniy>
NJ REErY sqRffyr 80 s4 s3a Ms io6S 20 y p M M
a 90 sats onIy). 40. 5. 40. 80 500 80
Sats. only p IN. Sundays. $50. 1000 a. m-'
FOX LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GROVE Ly. W. sd ST -
5. 20. Ii 20 a m. 100. T. 80 so. 6 20. 2o
Lv, LIBERTY sr.:-4co. $50 11.so
a. m. 1I0, As $50. $50. S.45 y. m. l2.01
midnight. Sundays. 400. geo a m. 400.
S so D. m
Time tables may be obtained at following
offices: Liberty St. West ed St. Tel 3144
Chelsea. Astor House. 245. 434. 1900. 1854
Broadway. lS2 Fifth Av-. PSI Fifth AV-. .
Union Square West. 279s Third Av.. 1oa
West l25th ST.. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York: Court St. ssS. 3z4 Fulton ST., 40
Nostrand Av-, BROOKLYN: $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage to destination
W. G. BESLER. w. c HOPE
Vtce-Pres &. Gen Mgr Gen. Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
BALTIMORE L OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the q, even \. INoTTos. ho1rr
Leave New York Daily. 23d st. LILY 81.
WASHINGTON. Sl'pers. II SO pm l. so am
WAsHINGToN. Diner. go go an, am ,s sSS 90 ann ann
wESHiNGTON, Diner. II-5O am IL 90 nm
MASHINGTqN: Buffet. as sS pm, pm sSS sSS pm pm
WASHINGTON, Diner. $50 pm e.S ~ Pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm Loo pm
Through Daily Trains 70 % the "s's o..
SHicAGo. coLUMRus: II 50 am 12 90 n.s
pITTSBgRS cEXEEp. ssS sse pm pm .cS .cS pm pm
GIN. ST LOUIS LoUIsX-. la'2o pm "a ~ q, am
GIN. ST LOUIS, ,LqUISwI oiS9 pSn ffNI6pH TiT
ofaces 24s .s4. 1903 BrssdS.y; way, sa,:se. Asse.
Ercokiyn; Bro ks1 yves Wes, 2sd St. and Liberty 81
after P m Sleeping p2nqsrdinr am trains. esc
can be obtained At BuIeap Of Info-nssaon: eSos:
3 s Q. Z r.; 2sd 81 ''
n. Y. N. H. & HARTFORD r, r.
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
4sa Eaatsa sa Sia sad Naa ssa os kosoa .o1s
.sleS2 .Asds M .s 600 M Via Wiz
spfd.%fs:i5 A. NJ. .l12;OO. 'Il4:oo. '11:oo
Lakevsne Norf.-tts:oo A NJ. 1926 Pm.
sdE44sa S1 sa15astPa ffsoo o'I9Asd.a a NJ. fs2s NJ
Ticket Offices at csd- Cent. St'n and
c125th St. also at c2i5. 1900. cIS54 B'way.
e2S Uos oss t s sa Sis2 cs ss Mad av SSea eo S
Court St. 80 Nostrsnd ave. $50 Bway;
St xstops at 125th St. sundays only.
rParlor Car Limited. Has dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Marschieder Planes 10 sst East wsx ltts 2 81; sss
Ave Special sale. high-srade pianos. fac
tory prices. Special price marked on
every piano Cash. easy terms
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. 1864 Broadway. between S6th
and 31th stx-. until O'Clock p. m Ad-
yertiSementS received at the following
hrEnch Offices 1T regular once rates until
8 O'Clock D. m. VIZ. 264 sth ave. 5 e.
cor. Esd st: 155 6th ave, cor. 18th 81: 81
East l4th sts 257 West 42d st..
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
BAR GOLD TAKEN IN LONDON.

London Dec decomposition for bar gold was
not SO keen to-day. and the United States and
Germany divided the f4Ss ceo available at reduc-
tioc OF ha1 penny
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

DED ID" LINE
IL For Ia Gusyra. Puerto CabeIlo.
Curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao. call
Ing aIso at San juan. P. r.;
SIS Caracas Sat. Jan. T. 1905. noon
5 :. Philadelphia Sat. Jan. Is. 1908. noon
For ia Ciuayra, Curacao. Maracaibo.
: =. MaracaibO. Sat, Dec Is, noon
5 $ Zulia Sat, Jan. H. 1898 noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
datiuns for passengers
ROULTON. BLISS DALLETT
General Managers. So Wall st.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

$4750 $3.50
S4,75GTHIS wEEK-si,750
s4.750 $3.50
S750 this week buys a new, strictly
modern pressed brick home on attn Ave,
choice location lovely rooms. large
and airy; interior woodwork select yell
low pine oil finish, sliding doors, large
oak mantel, nice rec. room, porcelain
washstand, bath tub, and latest siphon
toilet in bathroom upstairs, por. wash
stand in bedroom downstairs. large pam
try, fitted with bins, drawers, shelves
enclosed by glass doors; eight-foot stone
foundation. MCGEE furnace, two nice
porches and lot is 21zx10 rods This is a
model home, and you can not show US its
equal for $500.
MODERN COTTAGES.
If you want a modern cottage: just let
us show you our specials. They are
strictly modern, built of the best mater
ials, situated in choice residence loca-
tons east and southeast, homes that you
will be proud of. We have them for
cash or on very easy terms, If desired
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOMES.
A. MKELLAR & CO,
631z w. End South.
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FnR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.


WE call to your notice the following
list of homes and building lots. We ad-
vertise only such property that we know
to be right in price.
81, 500-3-roOm new brick on Lincoln ave
nue., southwest; terms.
So, 200-5-room new pressed brick. strictly
modern: q beauty; nice corner lot;
blocks southwest of p. o.
s., 500-5-room modern brick, on I'd West,
near Sth So: half cash.
S5,000-S-rOOm brick, on 5th So, near 5th
East; lot 21zx10; good barn, etc.
HOUSES.
s.. 50O-S4O0 cash, $40 per month for new
broom buff brick, e. l., water. etc,
on jefferson St, bet. West Tenn
pie and LIST w.
s., 200-7-room brick, all modern through
out, furnace. retaining wall and a
beautiful home; must be seen 20
be appreciated; on North State. Call
and let us show you.
s., O00-5-FOOm modern pressed brick, bath,
toilet, e. l., lawn. fenced; a good
value; worth $500; fine corner lot
on 7th ave.
s.. OO0-S5OO cash, SIS per month, nice 5-room
modern, on NJ St, near Brig
ham st. This is worth more money.
So, 000-S-room modern, on LIST ave. Terms
if desired.
$30, 0O0-Beautiful home on South Temple,
modern throughout; large corner
lot, 5x10 rods; south front; all i'm
provements paid.
BUILDING LOTS.
EAST SIDE AND NORTHEAST.
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A. RICHTER,
Real Estate. Loans and Fire Insurance
Facts.
The records will prove them.
A. Richter sold over s6,000000 worth OF
property in this city.
A Richter never lost a dollar for a
client on property purchased through him.
A Richter never forfeited an Install
ment contract.
A Richter never foreclosed q mortgage.
A Richter pays his fire losses promptly
With these facts staring you in the face
wouldn't 1t pc adYlsaole 70 cal on nlm
A Richter has the largest and best Sc
lected list of houses and lots for sale In
the city.
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FOR sALE-REAL. ESTATE.


FUTILE BROS, I53 Main street.
Offering few really good bargains this
week, and our advice is BUY NOW"
Salt Lake is the most promising city in
the Union today. If you don't get in on
the advance it's your own fault, and two
years from now you viii realize your mis-
take.
No. SOFA five-rOOm modern brick.
sewer connected, cottage home on LIST
Ave, for only S3,000.
No. 3.02-A Ar. cottage, with sewer and
walk paid for, on 1st Ave. $2,1e0
No. 4,O1S-3-room brick cot. on NJ St,
near LIST Ave. H,750. Easy terms.
No. 4,0SS-i2-rOOm strictly modern brick
blocks from Eagle Gate. $4,000. We have
another on I'd Ave. at same price.
No. 3,550-Good Ar. br. cottage on 10Th
East. nr. I'd So. St, for only $3.50. Owner
offer; make terms easy" You better see
this.
No. 4,O29-Fine Groom p. b. cottage.
modern close in, and lot A1zxS3o IT; a
very desirable home &.lO0
SOME TRACKAGE.
10x1O rods, 4th West St. cor. 9th n.
50, 500. Track in
i0x3O on 4th West north, very cheap.
i5x2O. or 5th West and I'd SO. SITS. $1,000.
! 5X10 on 5th West and LIST So. SITS. $500.
Call and see us on wholesale or track
age. It's rapidly being taken up by Tar
! sighted operators.
| SOME BUSINESS PROPERTY.
| INVESTMENTS.
We have several pieces Of improved
| MAIN ST. PROPERTY, bringing good in
| come net above all expenses, that owners
/ don't want their property advertised
also one State St piece, corner. that IS
| owned by Los Angeles parties VINO are
/ hard up and must have their money at
| once. It is a valuable property and will
/ enhance in value greatly in next year.
| Another fine property on ID So. St, near
West Temple Book No 1913. 6294x165 and
a r. of W., only SS7, 800. If you don't find
| Just what interests you in our al. call
property ana all kinds of prices.
| futile Bros, 1853 Main St
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New Homes

can be had through US on the installment
plan. No use Of paying big rent, when
with a payment and little more than
the rent you are paying you can own
your own home. We are building homes
and have already number of nice, mod
ern cottages. Call at our office and If
the ones we already have don't suit, the
plans We have are bound to please. we
have homes both in the city and at the
beautiful town of Forest Dale.
CANNON & CANNON,
Is E. South Temple St.