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New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
GRUDGE CAUSED HIM TO RISK LIFE.
Man Lay on Trolley Tracks to Deprive Mo-
torman Of Job.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Youngstown, Ohio, Sept 21-Admittng that a
grudge induced him to risk his own life in an eff
fort to deprive a Youngstown e. Newcastle Lin
tied Traction car motorman of his job. Thomas
Johnson, formerly employe Of the traction
company explained this morning in Justice A. E.
Jones's court the inspiration OF his blocking of
traffic by lying prone across the traction line
tracks late last night. The car, which had been
speeding to make up time. was stopped just as
the fender touched him. Johnson said he intend
ed to compel the motorman to stop the car, and
to stay on the tracks until the was so belated
the motorman would be discharged.
But you nearly lost your life!' exclaimed the
Justice
"I figured that too said Johnson IF that
man had killed me- he would have put the COM
pany into big damage and would have been
fired sure"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
DESERTED IN AVENUE.
Young Woman Wanted Baby Left
on HdUemeyer StOOp.

young and well dressed woman. described
by the police a perfect dream in biack'
stepped out of an automobile in Fifth avenue
Yesterday at Goth street and pleaded with the
police to let her have a baby which had just
been found. apparently deserted, on the stoop
of the home of Mrs Louisine w. Havemeyer
She pleaded persstently for the baby, but the
police were ohdurate. Then she asked what
steps she should take to adopt the infant she
was advised to communicate with the Charltles
Department and then go to Bellevue Hospital
where the child undoubtedly would be taken
The baby was found by Benedict Evans OF
No 134 Spring street, who heard 1t cry Inc
child is a boy and is about month DID,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
ARITNG IN PORTUGAL.
Rumors of CiJI Var Bet1ceen Mon
archists and Republicans.

Lisbon, Sept. 21.-Reports that revolution
ary outbreak in Portugal is impending continue
to appear in the local newspapers 1t is said
that the monarchical extremists, realizing that
the Republicans are arming for revolt, are
storing large quantities of arms in the converts
of Lisbon where the authorities dare not pene-
trate. The movement is said to be supported
actively by the Clerical party. One Of the
nonarchical organs says that seventeen thou
sand persons have enlisted for the purpose Of
attacking and destroying the offices of Repub-
Iican newspapers. The Republicans say that If
this is done they will retalate by starting
general riot and revolution.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
FOUGHT ON TREsTLE BEFORE TRAIN
One Man Plunged to His Death, Other Lay
Intact Between Rails.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

youngstown. Ohio. Sept 2-As the result OF
6gbt on n high trestle OF the Baltimore Ohio
f3auroad here to-day John Mako was killed by
pllnge 10 the rocks fifty feet below. and John
II,fazay. his antagonist. barely escaped death
under A train which bore down on the fighting
men Kriazay has been lodged in the Central 20
,,ca Station having been captured after the train
t,.i nassed by the crowd which. helpless to inter
.ara witnessed the battle OF the men and Krazays s
r.servat,on Of his life by falling prone be-
,r,ee, the rails after hurting Mako TO his death.
The men, arguing as they started to walk across
,ha trestIe near the Salt Springs Road. fell to
t,.r ., tho middle Of the bridge. Neither noted
1ps trains approach and only Kriazay's victory IN
- hattle saved him from death with MS opponent
!iuaer the train.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
MR.. TAFT's SON LEADS HIS CLASS.
Has Been First in Scholarship at Yale for
Last Two Years.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune. J

New Haven, Sept. 2-It was announced tonight
that Robert Alphonso Taft. Oldest son of the Re
nubIican candidate for President. the leading
scholar of the class of 20 for the first two years
of his college course. The numbers about
three hundred and siXty-five members.
In taking up the last two years of the course
vounq Mr. Taft has selected two roOmmates who
are football PLAYERS although he admits that he
is not going in sports, but will try to continue
tn lead his class in scholarship. His rcommat teS
for the present year will be Henry Payne Bingham
of Cleveland and Adrian Van Slndereh, OF Brook
-, 1rbav have been here the last week with the
varsity football squad.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
PRAY AND WORK FOR LOCAL OPTION
Ministers and Others Labor with Legislators
in Indiana Capitol.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

INDIANAPOLIS Sept. 2.-MOre than thousand
tenperance workers. including ministers and Sun
dav school workers assembled in the corridors OF
the State House to-day and held religious services
praying for the passage of the local option bill.
In the number were three carloads Of Methodist
ministers who came up from the conference at
SheIbyville in body.
After closing the meeting with the song Amer
lea" the workers distributed themselves among
those legislators who are opposed TO local option
Eecb of the latter was surrounded by twenty or
thirty enthusiasts at time. all urging him to
support the bill Every delegation that reached the
city marched TO the Governors office and cheered
the Executive.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
GLYNN REFUTESCAARGE
GOOD USE OF FUNDS.
Republican State Committee An-
sscers Democratic Critics.

The Republican State Committee yesterday
issued reply to the charge contained in the
Democratic state platform that the Republican
administration in this state had spent the states
money in an extravagant manner by challenging
the Democrats to state where they would cut
down on expenditures.
After citing the platform declaration state
expenditures the state committee says
1t is interesting to study the source from
which the state derives its revenues and the
purposes for which these revenues expended.
The following some OF the principal items of
receipts:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
LIVED BY ROD AND GUN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drexel Biddle Return from
Novel Outing in Virginia.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

PHILADELPHIA Sept 21-Mr- and Mrs. Anthony j.
DrexeI Riddle have returned from a novel hunting
and fishing trip In Virginia, where a week they
lived entirely on the birds they shot and the fish
they caught.
IF we didn't get anything went hungry. "
said Mr Biddle.
water Fav in a very wild country, and We're thirty
miles away from any town. 1t was great sport.
we shot mud hens and all kinds of shore birds
and caught all kinds Of fish.
Mr. Bddle is about to start on a trip 10 Ne"
1,,,nevicx to shoot moose with his brother, Liv-
ingston Bddle and Howard Henry
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
GUFFEY GETTING BACK AT HASKELL
Said To Be Avenging, Through Hearst, At
tack Made at Convention.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Denver Sept Ex-Governor Haskell of Oklahoma
is reaping what he soyved at the Democratic Ma
tional Convention according to Colorado politicians
of note He and his fellow delegates from Okla
homa Kissed J. NJ GLfey when the Pennsylvania
was fighting for seat.
Haskell once cried to Guffey: That sounds like
a tune through Standard Oil pipe"
Guffey was heard by several to say: "In get
even with you for that" and they believe Guffey
is back of the Hearst expose of Haskell Guffey
said here that Haskell for years employed by
the Standard in buying up small companies and
independent oil wells in Oklahoma and the South
west.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
: DOG TRIES TO PREVENT SUICIDE.
Tears Tube Connected with Gas Jet from His
Masters Mouth.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Bridgeport Conn. Sept. 21.-With little pet
cocker spaniel trying to save him. Peter Schread,
a member of the Park City Yacht Club, committed
suicide last night by nhaling Illuminating gas from
the jet in his bedroom.
a maid who found his door barred this morning
aroused other members of the household and
Schread was found, undressed, dead in his bed
The dog lay beside him. holding in his teeth the
rubber tube through which Schread had inhaled
the gas He had torn the tube from his master S
m
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
THE WILLIAM J. LERMoND SAFE.

Kingston Jamaica. Sept. 21-The steamship Prnz
August Wilhelm arrived here to-day from New
york and reports having spoken the schooner
William j. Lermond near Turks Island; all safe
che IS expected 10 arrive here soon.
The William ]. Lernond sailed from philadelphia
on August % with a cargo of 200 tons of coal
for tbe Jamaican government. On Saturday the
steamer Beacon which arrived here, reported hav-
ing sighted at the east end of Bird Rock wrecked
three masted schooner. believed to be the William
! Iermond.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
THIEF BINDS MAN AND THREE GIRLS
Farmer Once Accused by Daughter of Killing
Sons Suffers Loss.
rBy Telegraph 10 The~Tribune.


Chester Ill Sept. 2.-A robber entered the home
of William stau1,n q farmer seventeen miles north
Of Chester, early yesterday morning. bound and
gagged him and his three daughters, stole $40 and
watch and escaped on of Stamm's mules.
Last JULY Stamm arrested when his eldest
daughter Maggie, said he had murdered MS TWO
sons The boys found working on farms
twenty miles away. At that time the Sheriff found
81 800 in cash and 5000 IN notes in a trunk at
stamm's house. 1t is presumed the roboer thought
this money was still there. The Sheriff deposited
il in a Chester bank and Stamm left 1t there
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

Orville Wright, September Il, surpassed all
previous exploits for a time and distance flight for
z heavier than air machine He was in the air
] hour 10 minutes and 25 seconds. The day before
he had broken the record by operating his ma
chine IN the air for l hour 5 minutes and 50 sec
onds IN which he surpassed his own record of the
previous day by minutes and 81 seconds. On that
day September g, he made one flight of 60 minutes
and Is seconds and another previously of 81 min
utes and 81 seconds. both of which surpassed the
record of the French aviator. Leon Delagrange.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
THE SENATOR Il WRECK.
Norwegian Steamer Reported ashore
Captain DrOuneG.

The Norwegian fruiter Senator. plying be-
tween New York and Port Antonio. Jamaica.
was wrecked in the recent hurricane on Wat
ling Island. one of the Bahama group. accord
ing to a report received yesterday in this city.
CAPTAIN Aarsvold it is added, was drowned.
The steamer sailed from Port Antonio on Sep
tember II for this city.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
e,,mEs OF EXPLOSION KILL TWO.

Cincinnati Sept. n.-Henry Rhynndsnider aged
eftv wears farmer. and his son Henry were killed
by gas fumes following an explosion OF nitro
1-.oertre n a well they were digging this after
nno, Another son. Charles. was overcome by the
fuoes also. but was taken from the well before
the sas had killed him.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

ceipts which came into the State Treasury dur
ing the fiscal year ended October /, 1907. every
dollar of which came as the proceeds of wise
tax laws.
Then the last annual report of Controller
Glynn is quoted, showing that the surplus
s2,3S6690 in excess of 1906 and s2260,404 in
excess of the estimates. Continuing, the state
committee says:
1t is true that in 1894, the last year of Dem
ocratic rule at Albany, the total expenditures
were about s13,000,00o, and that for the year
1907 they reached total of S28199,741. This
shows an increase in 1907 over 1893 of S15,S64,
$40. and Democratic speakers and newspapers
have seized upon these figures in an effort to
delude the people of the state as to their sig
nifcance
AS compared with Democratic rule, the Re-
publican state administration last year expended
on the charitable institutions SS99 255 81 more
than was expended for that purpose under the
last Democratic administration, s4,9SS,31S more
on the hospitals for the insane S1S93,7S5 more
for educational purposes, s2,2S6,4S2 more for
canal purposes. s627,37S more for the judiciary
and s1.994.6SS more for the construction and
maintenance of highways. It thus will be seen
that nearly s13,0o0,0Oo. approximately 80 per
cent. of the increased cost of the states admin
istration to-day. as compared with Democratic
rule, is devoted to important public improve
ments and to humane objects.
The state committee says that instead of the
practically depleted treasury which the Repub-
licans found when they took charge of the state
government fourteen years ago ell of the states
obligations have been provided for, and besides,
the states bank account stands in such a
prosperous condition as to call for high praise
from the present Democratic Controller Con-
tinuing, it says
1t is not necessary for the people OF the state
to rely only on Republican statements for proof
as to the wisdom and success of the various Re
publican state administrations from Governor
Morton to Governor Hughes The last annual
report of the State Controller, Martin H. Glynn.
a Democratic official. brings the fact that
the casn balance in the state Treasury on Sep
tember 80, 1907 amounted to s20,771 ,571 81, and
that there was an actual surplus on that date
amounting to S13,676,13S Al.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
eoRED TO DEATH BY PRIZE BULL.
TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

tBy Telegraph 10 The Iribunej
Philadelphia. Sept 21-After vain efforts 10
escape over wall. Edward A Hail. thirty-one
years old was gored to death to-day by bull on
q stock farm at Crescenryine. The victim
son OF the manager Of tlc farm. and with two
friends. had climbed over tile "aA T. inspect the
bull prsze winner IL charged tie the
others escaped but HaI caught against The
val.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
4 RISING IN AFRICA.
Whites an German PrOtectOrate Re
ported an Danger.

Windhoek German Southwest Africa. Sept
21-The native leader, Simon Copper. again is
on the warpath, and the white inhabitants Of
the eastern division of the protectorate are In
danger.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
MRS. GARDNER SHOCKS BOSTON.
rRv re,erraph to The Tribune.

TI3y Telegraph TO The IribuheI
f,oston. Sert g.-Ars Jack Gardner caused
another of her sensations to-day by walking about
tho exclusive Copey Square district of the city IN
q sheath gown crowd that srew 20 several
hundred persons followed her until she appealed TO
= roI,.on,an lie got a cab for her and she went
home.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
ENGINE ExPLODEs; SLooP BURNS.
Passengers Injured in Accident to Shelter
Island Boat at Fishers Island.
fey relesraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Shelter Island Sept. 2i.-The gasolene engine In
the sIoop Robert Palmer. belonging 20 Captain
Marcus Griffin this place. exploded at Fishers
Island to-day and the boat was destroyed Sew
eral of the passengers were burned. but will re-
cover There was panic among the passengers.
which probably accounts for the absence OF fatali
ties-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
EIGHT OF BLACK HAND SENTENCED.

Winnipeg Sept. 2.-Eght Black Hand Italians
,gho went from Chicago TO Fernie and piled their
Matchmaking for a few days were sentenced to-
49, "a from six months to years in jail
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

~ BALTIMORE g. oH!o--aoYAL BLUE LINE.
Through Parlnr Car Kew York Richmond Va
eaves New York 23d St. 1850 =. Nj; Liberty St.
p ~ Arrives Richmond 1916 2 NJ daily. except
e,,ndIv Apply Ticket Offices 434 and 1900
Eroadwey Astcr House and al Stations-AdYt
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

pEWEY's PORT WINE AND OIlvE OH.
n-a,,3,,r morn STRENGTHENING aad nouFishtns
- T Iee.sey & Scr2s Co i3s Fulton ST., New York
=
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
TAFTs VIEW ABOUT FORAKER.
The letter of Mr.. Taft is as follows:

War Department. Washington
"POinte au Pic Canada. July 20. 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09
FOR SALE-RBAL ESTATE

GONE AGAIN

GONE AGAIN.
That fve-room modern we were adver-
bought IT would not take $3.50 for her
bargain today. Why don't you pick UP
something? There are some good things
lying around now which will not be on
si7so-Nice five-room frame In Waterloo /;
50-foot lot.
s2ooo-Five-ro brick in Waterloo.
Owner says sell it, Make us an
offer. lie will not turn II down IL
reasonable: 60-foot lot
S2So0--Five room modern brick, about two
blocks from postoffice;- good lot
and a good neighborhood. This is
right in town.
S26o0-Six-room frame in a fine district.
Modern and handsome little
home
$5200-Finc part OF the city Six-room
modern buff brick; very we'll con-
structed: fine lot; faces south. An
ideal home Terms.
Si000-Handsome new bungalow on the
north bench; maple floors; every
thing up TO date in this place.
S0'oo-Strictly up-to-date scven-room
corner home: fine view. You must
see this place to appreciate It's
worth. 1t is built OF brick and
covered with cement. Interior ar
rangement unusually good.
S65OO-SiN- modern on the north
bench. This is all right for the
money. Has style and is extra we'll
built Best location.
we want you TO see. 1t IS an
oight-room modern bun brick on
the north bench. Everything for
comfort, Present owner built II
and built It we'll
From this price up we have three or
four of the handsomest homes to be found
in Salt Lake City, Phone US about them.
SEE THIS
place; l30 feet front: very deep: five~room
brick; barn. chicken houses and rams,
lots of fruit trees. garden. water right
not out in the country; close in for a
place Of this size; southeast: $500, and
on easy terms. This is dirt cheap.
We have lots of all sorts and kinds
Anything you want In this line Our long
suit is Federal Heights. This is the finest
piece OF residence property in Salt Lake
STOWE e PALMER,
The Realty Men,
Controlling Wilson Sherman Co,
Insurance that Insures,"
90 w. End South Street. Upstairs.
Phones 1872 hI321
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
AVOID SIRE THINGS.

AVOID SURE THINGS.
Put your savings into Salt Lake real
mate, profitable Investment / offer the
following today:
For 2dx20 rods and a modern 5-roon, brick
cottage. located on 7th West. near south
Temple st. Sidewalks paid for. $1,000
cash and bal. to sylt; .gl6o
A 5-room modern brick cottage. with
barn, and 40x1l5 feet TO alley. on West
End South ST. WIN trade for acreage
property
For an elegant modern 2-story residence
on corner on 4th ave-: good barn on
premises; lot 25x7i rods to alley in rear
It's the most comfortable place for the
I must sell this place! Three-acre farm
on State St. with splendid improvements,
good brick house, brick chicken house.
large barn, 40 bearing fruit trees and
right where the cars stop and not too far
out Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
On 6th South, near 1lth East. )ot
4axi05 IT, at any old terms. You cannot
find anything cheaper nor better located
For . 5-room modern brick. just COM
pleted; large rooms: located near. 9th
East and 9th South; cement sidewalks in
front and around house. Terms, $500 cash,
bal easy.
$500.
T5 feet frontage on Milton ave, near
11th East and 10th South.
Some elegant fat sites, business and IN
yestment property, farms, loans and fire
insurance. in fact. everything the home
buyer and investor Is looking for I have
been successful in bringing many real
estate deal to a happy Issue. My facil-
ties are unequaled and my best services
are at your command
A. RICHTER. 10 WEST 1ST SOUTH ST.
Phones Sal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE,

SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE,
Unlike stocks. is not affected by pres
idential elections. Why not get a home
this fall? Can sell
acres of choice land on State ST. not
too far out with good 3~room brick house.
40 good sound bearing fruit trees. bal
stock, brick chicken house about 80 IT
long for $1,000. Worried about the pros
poets OF making a living? This little form
Is bound to support you. 1t will increase
In value every day.
A brand new terrace rooms each
side. modern throughout: not quite com
pleted. lot so It front; already leased for
$40 per month; can sell for $4,000. will net
per cent on money invested It's To-
Gated on 7th East and It's all right.
On East 1st South. 7-room modern
2-story white pressed brick: it's mod
ern IN every resrect, the lot 3xs rods
with alley in real: all special assess,
ments. sewer. sidewalk and paving paid
for. sewer connected; the price. on rea-
sonable terms, $500,
No o31 W, 1st South This place must
be sold; it's q 6-room frame adobe lined
house with lot 50x14o n. to alley. with
c. !. and water in house and room for
bath. Price reduced to $3.50.
Near 9th East and 9th South, the fol-
lowing: 4 brand new broom modern
brick cottage. lot 37tx11o feet. for $4,000.
A 5-room modern frame. adobe lined.
lot 50x157 to alley. house In first-class
condition. yard improved with fruit.
flowers. etc. barn, chicken house: s2600,
$500 cash and s3o per mo. Inc. int.
5-room modern brick with 55x157 It. to
alley; It's a splendid house and well
located. for $500, $1,000. bal. easy terms.
Have q piece OF property on East 4th
South. lot 7sx20 rods. which / can sell
for 80 per cent less than any property
offered for sale in that vicinity. l can
show you whore you can clear $4,000 on
IL within six months. It's impossible to
advertise all the good things I have on
my books. It does not matter II it's a
lot far out or close in, $1,000 or $40, 900
house or any kind OF business property,
you can secure It through my agency at
a better price and better terms than any
where else; 10 years experience In Salt
Lake realty ought to give an agent some
sense and knowledge as to values.
A. RICHTER,
10 West lst South st, Phones GAL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09

DANDY RESTAURANT. ss75. READ!
This Is the first time 1t has been Of
fered for sale; It's certainly an Xmas pres
ent for you. Location best in town and
the place will clear $3.50 a month. We
want TO impress on you that this Is a
bargain. Can sell on easy terms Ar
thur Lewis & Co. 224 Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09
HOFFMAN BROS.

HOFFMAN BROS.
s12, ,5o0-A beautiful li-room. strictly mod
ern house on First avenue, close
In lot 5x5 rods; will make terms.
S55O0-New T-room modern pressed brick.
on Second avenue; lot 5oNl2o feet:
a splendid bargain for the money.
S5o0o--s-room modern brick, large lot,
fruit and shade trees and large
barn.
s4750-New S-room modern house in a
good location on Sth South: lot 34X
lis feet 10 right OF way.
S37I0-Beautiful 5-room pressed brick, on
eth East: large basement gas.
electric lights, porcelain bath tub,
lawn, shade and fruit trees: terms.
s3000-New 5-room modern pressed brick
cottage, on 9th East, near 1Oth
South: lot 50Xl25 feet; terms, $500
cash and balance monthly.
s2500-New 4-room modern pressed brick,
on 10th East; large lot: terms, $500
cash and balance monthly.
sl650-5-room house on 1st West; lot 33X
1872 feet; terms.
s25o-Cash, and balance less than rent,
will buy a small but cosy home,
Lot observation-disclosures corner l5ONllo
feet at s35 per foot. all or part.
HOFFMAN BROS,
62i West Second South Street.
h1272
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ARTHUR LEWIS s. CO..
224 JUDGE BLDG.

ARTHUR LEWIS CO.,
224 JUDGE BLDG.
PHONE-BELL. MAIN 4435
MATTER WHERE LOCATED.
WE CAN SECURE YOU ADDITIONAL
CAPITAL.
WE CAN GET YOU A PARTNER.
WE ARE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FIRM IN
THE CITY.
LET US KNOW YOUR WANTS BE-
LOW IS BUT A SAMPLE OF OUR
BARGAINS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09

SALOON. NEAR 2ND so. AND MAIN.
Cash sales average $50 a day and we
can prove It. Patronage best people.
Long lease and fair rent. Fine mahogany
fixtures. $4,000. and you can get pretty
good terms. Arthur Lewis & Co., 224
Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09
|. GENUINE BONANZA

In the way OF a rooming house. We are
in luck to list IT, because we are sure of
selling It. 81 rooms, elegant furniture
steam heat. hot and cold water Rent
5000. Has never made less than 5000 net
a month. Price $3.50. We have the eX-
elusive agency for "a days, Arthur Lewis
& Co.. 22i Judge Bldg,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09

ELEGANT IS ROOMS. BRAND NEW.
There Isn't a handsomer furnished
roomng house In Salt Lake than this.
and neat as pin. Rent only $50 Clears
$3.50 mo. You're lucky To get It at 5000.