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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-07

n. Eok TAX COLLECTOR.
 sh1 anpounce myself candidate for vsnce of Tax Collector oi Montgomery Srrn.ys subject t1 che action of the Dsrn- ----ne Party. cHAs. R. TEAsLEH.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-07
|ANNOUNG ~ ~i!:liiiiiI SI
EOS rAx coryrCrc.


 I n. Eok TAX CoLLECToR. sr~ aupounce myseff candidate foy cosa syS5eet !, sSsion ns ef sss ps - -. FaFv. cHAs R TEAsLEr. . n FOR TREAsURER.
 ulty Trssssrsf Subject to sb. sssisa fss
 wfILI1M B WHITING. E. ssss nsssuss' os coSSs:s mss;it s:sds. Primary. ar 'as sss'on 9f .sd the Ds%Sssssis scr sea County Treasursr, subject to the ss. 'oA 's tns Dsaocratio primary. cesssyy cesrssy tIssogr %gs.s esnd,das. fos ---- JAS P. rERRALr. F0h TAX AssEssOR. She office of Tax Assessor of Montrou,sseoxx sox ssrss Sssss s1s to acacxsn sei ess1sn 0f oiTls shs lR ,s. as..sE :nssspc: ss y::s ,,asas.. for ssrssS SsasS ssat ssS1.'s ss tAc assion S5 ths I hereby announce myself a eaudi6s,. sn. she onioe of Tax Assessor Of Morfrofn- cry County. subject to the action of ths 0emoerano party. A soLoMoM FOR SUPERINTENDENT or EDUC4TToN snssy dssss If fo 5ect to the action of the Democretlc pri- Couniy supsrintendsnt of Educstion. saS- ss- 1sct to the action of the Democratte ,psr- D. D. ". HARRfsOM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-07

ennouncs myself a cacdidae. sos. tns odIce of County Treasurer' snSs
 yeCs .o tne action of the Danacsrssis Fimar1 JASON H. sMITH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-07

i. n.. FOR TREAsURER. orrt @nnounce myself q candidate for sns Democratic Drimary "
 WILLIAM R. wHrTfNo
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13
fire LADDIES
To HAVE new
CONSTITUTION

At the meeting of the volunteer
fire department last evening COM
mittee was appointed to draft copy
of constitution and bylaws, which
will be presented at the next meeting
night. So far the organization has
been using copy of the Nevada City
fire company bylaws and now that
the boys are about ready to move
into the gymnasium they feel that a
more locally appropriate set should
be used.
A large number of the members
were present, and considerable other
business was transacted. The COM
mittee named to draw up the consti-
tuition and bylaws is composed of
Messrs. N L. Schade. H. Atkinson
and L. w. Moore, the first named be-
ing chairman of the committee.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13
is NEVADA THAT EASY?

William
political
Standard
Nevada SHORT
Well not?
possible with udous expenditure
from this Anitten
painless
ong the Hickey
wealth
wealth
Even today sick
politics
the bile filth which
that
Encourage Hears coming by all me
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
RACE SEGREGATION IN SCHOOLS.

people west Of
Strengthening CALIFORNIA;
whites Chinese
against
Kentucky which sought invalid
holding
opinion
dissenting
In absence opinion scope
con be determined there little
rupture between this country
reasoning APP
pable children
be invoked successfully white child
yellow anagonstc white
be
will
problems
problems itself We have problem this
wthsanding
apart given diff
the social plane They must though
they social habtas.
And here in the
probably
different mold They
nations And this attitude
school segregation matter applied them will
1t pity that the whole
handling
and later permitted
will the
they profound #M>N
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13
THE BFLLFHFLFN
DISTRICT SHOWS
SOME RICH ORE

T. T. Cornforth, of Bellehelen, is
in from that district and from his re-
ports it is evident that the camp of
Bellehelen will be a scene of great
activity this winter. In speaking of
the camp yesterday Mr. Cornforth
said:
Z THE Nevada Bellehelen Mines
company, which was formerly known
as the Cornforth mine, and which
am managing, has been working for
the past eight months driving tun-
mel. We have gasoline engine and
are working machine drills, thus ex-
piditing the work The tunnel is in
now about 600 feet and in that dis
lance we have cut three veins. On
the last vein struck we drifted to the
east and have encountered fine
body of ore that will average from
$3.50 to 5000 ton. The exact width
of the ledge is unknown for we have
not developed it thoroughly, but it is
estimated to be between ten to fif-
teen feet.
"In the 36O-foot drift good ore has
also been encountered In the 48O-
foot drift the same character ore as
that on the surface has been found.
At this point the distance to the sur
=
face direct is about 265 feet Every
ledge on the property is in true ifs
sure veins and all run parallel to the
other. The formation is identical to
that Of Tonopah, porphyry and da-
cite.
I'VE also have a shaft down $50
feet and it is all in ore which will
average $125 to the ton. To the
west of this shaft another shaft was
sunk forty-five feet and this is also
in ore from the top to the bottom.
An open cut has been made 200 feet
in length showing strong vein of
ore that will assay 5000 a ton.
after thoroughly developing the
property as we have been doing, a
mill will be erected on the ground.
1t is expected that the first work of
construction will be commenced be-
fore the first of the year. We have
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13

MAKE OFFICIAL
COUNT OF VOTE


making the official election
The completed all
= the candidates will the =
public today and table will
the The
partial
they Republicans
Republicans
E. Mcnamara. Gimn
= William Merten, 1882, Charles Kane 1915.
The Following result
.
= Predent-Taft 1919,
United States SenaorNewland 1914 Flanagan 1909, Luz =
q
. Congressman-Bartle 1172, .
Justice the COURTROOM
= 104S.
= District Court-Averill 1922
State Kendall
e Talman .
Asemby-Berry Ferguson
s38, Gifen Johnson Charles
49, Mcnamara 1929 Merten 1882 Probasco $751; Smith $685.
= 8#ey =
= Sheriff Assessor-Holand =
. County Clerk-Agnew Landquist .
. Treasurer--Gilbert 1915, Mcneil GEL .
Auditor
= Richards $685.
= District Attorney-Baker 1914, Gibbons =
County Commissioner term)Cuddy Gallagher
McQuilan $50. .
County term)-Humphreys 1914
.
= 70 amendment-Yes 999 No 1888. =
. . . . . . o . . . . . . . . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13

an abundant supply of wood and wa
ter near at hand and with the amount
of ore so far exposed, it would be an
easy matter to keep the mill busy.
"A great deal of work is being
done in the district and everybody
there is hard at work. A number of
promising finds are being reported
daily and each day sees new people
starting operations
Mr.. Cornforth's report as to the
Bellehelen district merely confirms
what the Bonanza has predicted for
the Bellehelen, Silver Bow. Golden
Arrow, Horseshoe and other districts
out in that direction.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13
ATTENTION EAGLEs.

Tonopah Aerie No. I'll, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, meets tonight at
Butler hall at $3.50 O'Clock. Visiting
brothers cordially invited.
ALEX A. DEwAR. w. p.
w. NJ. Grimes, Secretary.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13
MAY extend
POWER Lines To
MANHATTAN

The Nevada California Power COM
pany is contemplating extending its
power line to Manhattan and Round
Mountain. This move has been in
the minds of the officials for some
time, but up to today no action has
been taken. This morning pre-
iiminary survey will be started from
Millers. After the MilIers survey is
completed the company will make a
survey from TOnopah to the northern
camps and then decide which Of the
two lines will be used. When seen
last evening, Manager Thompson OF
the power company stated that it
win be nearly month before both
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

On account of lack of room in the
treasurer's office the Tonopah assess
ment roll is placed in the Nye and
Ormsby County bank Taxpayers will
find a qualified deputy there to re-
ceive taxes
r. F. GILBERT,
11-11-3t County Treasurer
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13

surveys are completed, and that in
all probability the work of.construc-
ton will start in the spring. The
company has engaged the services of
Walter Hunter, the civil engineer, to
superintend the survey.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13

! will sell cheap, for cash, the fol-
lowing. which was saved from the
Cobweb saloon during the recent fire:
An Office desk and chair, two National
cash registers, one single and one
double; two oak card tables. a cigar
case and liquor case Inquire at
the Nevada Club. ED UREN.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-13

Trimmed hats given away at Rich
ardsons. 11-s-tf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-16
DIAMONDS, WATCHES & JEwELRY
CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD COWAN CO..
16O So w. Temple. Bell phone 4ll4.
Hl25o
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HOFFMAN BROS.
urnlture and lease Of magnificent
Investigate. 'o'es "'aAe''
9-Toom,, nicely furnished boarding
@ @nouse, oiose In; making good money; low
ssooo-Eooming house of 35 rooms. nicely
Iurnlshed, steam heated; In a To-
cation that can't be beat; long
Iease and low rent; can be bought
comm on very reasonable terms
S@o"o-a good paying saloon doing a busl-
ness OF $50 day. located In center
s1soo-Rooming houss q, % roo,, a.
South; steam heated rooms all
inrlied, low rent, with 3-year lease
siVoo-Sooming house OF J4 rooms on 2nd
south, In fine location low rent
VIII make terms.
HOFFMAN BROS.
h2a w. End South Street h21os
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FOE sALE-REAI. ESTATE
>->>-->~~--~~>~>~ oo-o-o~-~~'~o~-


WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
OUR BUSINESS
II you pay rent that's your business!
Did II ever occur to you that the rent
you arc paying might just as we'll apply
on home OF your own? Perhaps you
have paid enough rent to own a home;
TINT. is what makes your landlords busi-
ness. Then there is tho satisfaction and
pride OF owning a home. The greatest
wealth In the world is real estate. and the
safest and best investments today are
real estate Investments Now is the time
building lots and homes in all parts OF the
help yourselves. Think this over then
call and SEE US. How about one OF
these?
s2s50-s20o cash. $50 per mo-; a 5-rm. pr.
brick: modern,
S2s5o-$4oe cash. $25 per mo-; 5-rm pr,
brick; modern.
$2000-s4o0 cash, $50 per mo-: dandy A.
rm, pr. brick; modern.
Sl90O-Sb0 cash. SIS per mo Arm. pr.
brick; city water, wired for ell. IT,.
These houses are not In the shadow OF
the skyscrapers. but they are near enough
In to make a good home. and are all new.
u you have "the price we can deliver
the goods" anywhere you may desire.
SEE U.s.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
66-W. Srd South-66.
We Write Fire Insurance.
h220s
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.x-r A THING

poNI s seen the extraordinary
wa have ws have to offer this
- wbich wshsd every minute last
II Viii $ the 81 sn,ns naSy 'ns1 rare ~seT, SsT.
& 'sssople cS Of Salt Lake srsafns asH ioarn and
ts 70 IS So &c, se the crowd Arthur
r "Sss Judge BloS'
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STORE,

b. CuNI, ,he postoffice; you can
,bsd al Twins out OF tins store Sbnn TINS ms
! ed see.Ild,nGs selI are completed. FOR
- = ,Ssn SS,'! you pay for It; the pr9tits
4. .an, .lanonth now. and you can d9u.
+ motSSd, oaSd,ne a bakery line, price
y " a. lewis & Co.. 223 Judge
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ZIP CAPITAL. Is Sann

| q f0rR CAPITAL rs 5000
q rrht down. and get this postal.
;rsy and cigar stand on busy
m street; II will make an easy Nv
ypu: just the thing for young
Il sdows Cheap rent and makes
|ar every month. Arthur Lewis s.
II jrage Bldg.
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SY0u RAISE CHICKENS,

\ M ~ hAlsE CHICKENS7
4 y; sn IDEAL ranch on 3rd z. and
|b s.,ai dsres, with everything com :
q. s'hale 1000 chickens: Groom
Ia r.., vatn' nnrooders, cement runs.
tl ~, 70 ~ are selling for 5000
I'M ns acreage will double In
| 81 W., ,.dts. Price. land and all,
= Judge Bldg. 'N' Lewis
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

o3s SSfA4&E1-1skif4h
-~>-~~--~~~-~-~~-~~~~~~
LOTS.
.. 10 rods frontage, near 3rd East and
9th So, s2500,
.,11s lots Just below 9th So. and 4th East,
.. so-foot fiat site, near 3rd E. and 4th
2sx7 near 2nd z. and 5th So. rented for
$40 month. $4,000,
572x165, on LIST ave. between State and
IA adjoining Meredith fats, s125 foot.
s2ix165. on Brigham. near 4th e,
$3.50.
HOUSES.
.4oroom frame, near 9th ". and 4th So;
$500 cash. $40 month; $1,000.
4-room pr brick OH g. West Temple;
$500 cash. 500 month, $500
4-room pr. brick. near 9th w. and 5th
So; $500 cash. $50 month, $3.50,
5-room mod. pr. brick. near lst So. and
7th West $4,000.
7-room mod. brick. on End ave, with
all special taxes paid, for only $315o
Almost new 5-room mod. pr. brio, near
9th So. and 7th e. $500.
5-room mod. pr. brick, on Tth ave-; 5000
cash, SIS month $3.50.
Near. ard and IL" 7-room modern, fur
mace. hardwood floors. mantels, sewer
connected, Si75o.
Swell bungalow. southeast. large rooms,
furnace. etc, rods frontage. $3.50.
INVESTMENTS.
Business block renting for $3.50 mo. and
paying IL per cent net, $4,000.
Frontage. near End So. and w. Temple,
at $3.50 foot
Very close In property, renting for $4,000
year. 1900.
A fine fiat, renting for $4,000 year,
$4,000.
Another Investment. renting for $4,000
year. $685.
Many others-all kinds-all prices.
LITTLE g. LITTLE,
No. l w, Second So. h20S7
s-RM: BRICK BATH. ETC. So
xl25 feet Bird So, Just e. Of
Sth East,
$3b00,
CASH OR TERMS.
An elegant home on LIST ave-
rooms, hardwood finish, furnace
gas. etc, modern In every respect
25xlo rods The best bargain IN
the city,
$4,000.
We have others In all parts OF
the city
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV
COMPANY.
We write fro insurance
Phones 27.
h2l17
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{ |sistS,ITGRE n s,1aGR s RooMs-s75o
70 toS L, neat. porcelain bath.
Pa anS o.esdy roomers. Owner
n Mn ,en San tstand these foccv
In rsn, r,sSe good living for two
|lssi. ineh.. and leaso If wanted
Co: 222 Judge Bldg
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r-oRocERY & MARKET-s22o0
-, le.sted In the thickly settled
4 4 he city; average sales s55 per
d biyery wagons; lease 8 years,
; rwe and market only $50. Owner
California and Will sell at
. Arthur Lewis g. Co, o23 Judge
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-. OPPORTUNITIES

<r-.~SI>H LEWIS 4 CO, o;,,Drps
t, iCKSOWH t'1ET ETSINESSES FOR
Pdyps % oppRoPERTY SHOWN
WITT w1I nG. PHONE. MAIN 1896
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ioCRE FROM MISSOURI

iol Rb FROM MISSOURI
se WI show you how this 55-
~ can and does mako $3.50 q
10Y us owner: 2S Of these
eceupled by steady roonaers,
iourseli. oy the register, how
'sss1e s1 hey have night. Good
s% furniture, good business.
-. tn's combina ton? Running
I'D room. Price s5250. AR
E'Ht Co. 223 Judge BLDG
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.sI BILLIARD HAIT.

IN - Inahogany tables and ele-
|lfs ma 'nls 70 match. Hlgh-class
y IA su ID. making big money, Lease
! "a orun- ~ leni Good reason for
} ssuon,I'ss, soliclts 4 close insper- :
|tI o,''ols van .li parties. The price is
cslj ciu VIII DC surprised at tbs
|tCo ,ss1d ana investigate. Arthur
~ zsa Judge Bldg '''"'
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-. POPLAR RESTAURANT
lgss both in price and favor.
~ sysrage $50 n day. s1o9o cash
~, cs1,. "a a partner. Arthur Lewis g.
Judge Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

THERE MUST BE A REASON
why moro property has been sold and Is
being sold through my agency than any
other In the city. After looking over
property offered for sale by others. then
come and see me. You will discover the
reason. Just try 1t. am offering today
the following;
Special for ten days only as per plat
below:
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EaoE. REPAIRING BUSINESS,
: no month clear. and we Will
ID 800 II we cannot prove II; all
.kToyed machinery, 3t-year lease.
~ price f22So. and terms to right
Arthur Lewis g. Co, 223 Judge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-16

Lt tP.To-UATE CIGAR STORE.
~ -locailon; mahogany fixtures.
Ms theatrical offer, and II taken
sill sell Tor 1850 Arthur Lewis
y Judge Bldg.
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.xr, SALOON ON 2ND SOUTH.
msIness that clears $500 per
,-5 we can prove II. Big stock
S5ors, 9 pool tables. low rent and
sw. 1000 viii buy 1t II you act In
a t,n duys. Arthur Lewis s. Co.
o. BLDG
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,hu1s your 40 SELL a THING;
pttlnR ~ business with us and
y o. b,,v,ne ,ne advantage OF our
"a fnd LIS s" that arc waiting
4 ittous n,t,uictning suitable for
va. ana eel places the same
\ tlsinss' s''u ,,s, ,as,itend to oil the de-.
nneh. Givno CHOU, bothering the
leul busInaye US n chance We
st Il iess, is no matter where
Z ads. arthur Lewis & Co,
y h2l22
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$sS5o-only 5000 cash. $50 per month. a
beautiful, new, modern white
pressed brick, connected with sew
er, sidewalks, lawns. fine lot, close
In. east side.
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/. ,,orEsY-IT'S A PEACH
ynSTGE: good location, Near the
y: and has three comtortaeie Nv
4, @ @connection, rent only SIS; bona
s..st averages s4.25 a day, Bet
y.snrs q o'clock II you want this.
A Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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SoeO0-All furnished. with plano. flnc
new 5-room red pressed brick OF
Srd North, close In, q big bargain
$4,000 unfurnished.
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l0rLL HAVE TO HTRRy

|I0rLL HAVE TO HURRY
nal tnl5 little grocery store and
M TWO living rooms. on East
u sfop; has a nice grocery. bak-
andy trade. Sales average sl2:
III VIZ month. Good reason for
Arthur Lewis 4 Co.. 223 Judge
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UTAH CHAPTER NO I M
stated convocation first Wednesday in
eseh month at Masonic hall. corner Sec
ORC East and First South streets Conn
Pdnions cordially invited c. F. Kut-
nIewsky' H. p: Moses C. Phillips, Secre-
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AZ STORE AND POOLROOM
Stainly money maker. Pool
~ Isy all expenses end the cigar
Y y velvet. Low rent and Al To-
niee $4,000, and II clears 5000
Ssh. Arthur Lewis g. Co, 923
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,,S WANTED,

NL Nso more good statesmen. WIN
rH.l ro lie care OF our customers.
! tslp 's 's",ween and D. Arthur
-" ps5 Judge Bldg.
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ARE 1.0nKrNc

e.Aisp. II, ARE LOOKING
ixut 40 check this add and
d LIN = h,,i rooms for $500. The
ssst dot 0ot IT clears $500 eycrv
4 eli mSIIr~anlown location. and =
q b. 1'ne' Arthur Lewis q co
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,,AKINc BAKERY

|snyEY.MAKING BAKERY
~ 60. This place has never
,ssrds in S years. and the owner
\. srouch money to retire. Com
..stsmsnt. 2 wagon routes; rent
n. p,ofits net 5000 month; price.
Ia InyoIce, Arthur Lewis & Co,
~ Bldg,
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|ass reII EN- ;,Go 60 TO PROVO
% tso6 6''ess S : rooms Of elegant
aas,o cnn whole house to itself
hcs l,v,n v,TnnSenience, and Owner
4 tl1 ming out of It. You'll he
Pca, -, ,,;'o such a snap. hribi,r nv
sd Judge Bldg 'nuV
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p,orgy MOUNTAIN LODGE NO: a,
t'; EyerY Thursday evening. K. OF p. hall II
osi So Main. Byron Jones, Z. L .. N
PaD5oiuh, K OF r, and s.
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$500

The above are the cheapest lots onereo
for sale in this city
Good for ten days only.
east OF the Manitou hotel. $3.50, This
place Is the best location for the money
for an apartment house site IN SAT- LAKE,
Don't let It slip by. have the exclusive
agency.
4sx7 rods on the corner of 9Th and
SITS, for $1,000
Some nice homes northeast
and east, an S-room mod. brick cottage,
furnace heat; all special assessments
paid: $1,000; $500 cash, bal per cent.
On East 1st South No. 1864. two
story white pressed brick, lot 3xs rods;
lot worth $4,000. All OF 1t for se5oO All
paid for. What can you build for s25oo
TO compare with It! $500 cash and $50
per mo. will buy this property,
An s-room modern house on LIST ave.
2sx1o rods. has all modern improvem ents.
located near 9 ST. Can sci, @ on easy terms
On st, have beautiful 6-roon. mod
ern 2-story house I can sell for 1880; :
cash will buy It. Has furnace and all
other modern improvements, and the lot
abx75 rods to alley In rear.
Have cheaper houses in all parts OF
the city. For instance;
s2500 will buy a broom mod. frame on
Windsor ave, 9th East and 9th South.
lot 6ox157 II. to alley. About $500 cosh
and $50 per mo, will secure this one. and
It's good. honest house.
On Stb South. near 7th West, 50x125 to
alley, with houses, one Of rooms rent
ing for $40, and one Of rooms renting
for S. All for sl6T5. Terms can be ar
ranged.
Near 6th West and 7th South. new g.
room frame with 1 lot, for $1,000; very
easy terms,
And others everywhere,
A RICHTER. 10 West LIST South st
W.T. e
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S4300-Here is a bargain, Groom. all mod
ern, red pressed brick, connected
with sewer sidewalks. iron fence.
! on 9th East and 5th South, close
| in. walking distance; lawns; r. OF
way,
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HOFFMAN BROS.

HOFFMAN BROS.
$5000-S- room modern brick. large lot.
lawn, barn, fruit and shade trees:
easy terms. co..
siI50-New 8-room modern pressed brick
ON Sth South, close IN, lot 35x1l5
feet to right OF way; a bargain for
the money.
s3S0o-A fine 8-room modern pressed brick
cottage on Fourth avenue; lawn
and shade: terms $500 cash and
balance monthly
S3450-A 5room modern pressed brick on
east side, lot 40x122 feet: this is
ono OF the best bargains on the
market today and can be had on
vory easy terms.
s3300-6-room modern pressed brick. four
blocks from T. o.; lot 33x120 feet
terms $3.50 cash and balance
monthly.
$110o-New 3-room cottage in Poplar
Grove; 500 cash and balance SO
per month.
sl25o-Elegant lot on Sixth East street
sll00-A lot 3Xl0 rods. close in. on Il.
Sixth South, on easy terms
S1050-Lot i0Xl00 feet on Sth South.
HOFFMAN BROS.
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S2i5O-New 5-room red brick. all modern
on corner 9Th ave: very cheap.
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On Sth South. near 7th West, 5ox125 to
alley, with houses, one Of rooms rent
ing for $40, and one Of rooms renting
for S. All for sl615. Terms can be ar
ranged.
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} ausnciInYv WITH $4,000 TO saOoO
Gar s7anS a $4,000 proposition
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