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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-27
HQEEMAN BROS.

81, 3O0-Beautiful 10-room modern house on
east side, close in: lot 21zxl0 rods. east
front; reasonable terms.
A,7J0-New S-roOm modern pressed brick
house in southeast part of city; large
lot, fruit and shade trees.
So SO0-6-room modern brick cottage on 18th
ave; fine lawn and shade trees; $500
cash and balance like rent.
S3,750-7-room modern pressed brick cot
tage on 9Th East; good barn. lawn
and shade trees; lot 4oxl45 feet TO
alley: easy terms.
S3,5O0-5-room modern pressed brick cot
tage, southeast; lot S5x165 feet: terms,
$500 cash and balance on easy month
ly payments.
s., 700-6-room brick house on 9Th South.
close in; good barn and sheds; lot 21s
X10 rods; reasonable terms.
&, 700-5-room modern pressed brick cot
tage on 8th East; cement walks;
good barn and fruit trees; easy
terms.
s. 2O-4-room brick cottage on north
bench; lot 3l1xS rods; easy terms.
s., 85O-New 4-room pressed brick cottage
in a good location; lot 33x1+0 feet TO
alley: terms, $500 cash and balance on
monthly payments
81, 250-New Groom cottage, modern except
bath: cement walks and good lawn;
terms, $500 cash and balance monthly.
81 Goa Groom house, almost new, on
west side, close in, on very easy
terms.
s7OO--s-room frame house on 10th East.
on easy terms; bargain.
HOFFMAN BROS.
62,h West I'd South Street.
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BUY A HOME

FOR SALE
BUY A HOME
There is a lot of comfort in owning
your own home. The following are good
buys:
B.2Oo-i-room pressed brick on St: east
front; south of "a Ave; two rooms
can be finished upstairs; sewer
connection: bath, electric light;
$500 cash, balance to suit.
SS,S50-Corner on II St. 2I5x7IA rods:
Groom pressed brick, modern;
trees, shrubbery, cement walk
around house; worth $500.
S.Oo-2J1xl0 rods. with a 2-story pressed
brick; sewer connected with
house; furnace; modern in every
respect; owner paid $500 for the
place, and IL is worth il: on ac-
count of illness must SELL 5000 cash,
$50 per month.
s2,3oO-2i9x7 rods, 5-room brick. modern
on Sth Z. north of 4th So: house
is about years old; SEQ cash.
N,IN-Eighth So. and Seventh East Arm
brick. part modern: very good
house; $500 cash. $40 mo- and inter-
est. A nice home
HALLORAN-JUDGE CO,
500 Main St.
v A. Bettilyon. Mgr. Phones 1913.
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Double 2-story brick terrace OF rooms
each side. sewer connections. Sidewalks
corner lot, 6ix100. and room to build an
other large house or several small ones
House is very well built; full Easements;
near 9Th f. and Sth So; rents for S52.5t
per month: $4,000
LITTLE & LITTLE, No w. Second So
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FOR SALE-6-room brick and reception
hall, full two-story, cement cellar, mod
ern, furnace and ell complete: four blocks
northeast OF temple. between and b
streets. Must be sold at once. See owners.
Address g. Herald.
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The most beautiful seven-room modern
brick in town for $4,000: five-room brick,
southeast, x2,625. On easy terms: three
room house. $3.50 Buy it like rent. These
are just a sample.
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S-room mod. pr. brick. on E. I'd Sc
It's a house good enough for anyone
1t has maple floors. furnace. cemente'
basement. piped for laundry, sewer con
nections, etc. II you want a nice place
and cheap one, see Us about this; s6.oOt
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FOR SALE
-.-INVESTIGATE

That swell, 4p-to=date cottage we are
building on Sixth avenue, between II and
[ streets. 1t is splendidly constructed: best
of material used throughout. fine stone
foundation. best of pressed brick. very
large porches etc., large rooms. two
halls, large pantry and bathroom, nickel
plumbing, fine oak mantel, interior ele-
gantly finished. floor laid upstairs and
stairway in; room to finish several more
rooms on second floor; lot 2lzxl0 rods. See
US for terms and price.
1855 Third ave. two-story, 7-room pressed
brick; complete plumbing, ceInentedc base
ment spiendi5 furnace; A,25O takes it.
Must seil-212 rods frontage on Tenth
East and Second South; 81, $50.
Nearly new six-room modern bungalow;
large porches, ETC.. east side. $500.
Near university, 3xl0 rods; $3.50.
Just completed, five-room light pressed
brick cottage: strictly modern; close in;
east side; So geo, terms.
Close In. five-room modern pressed
brick cottage; $500.
2Isxl0 rods, close in. East Third South:
s., $50.
East Second South. new 2-story pressed
brick; strictly modern: furnace, etc: Z
rooms: $500, easy terms
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FOR SALE-We sell real estate-taats
all Tuttle Bros. 163 Main ST. Red bal
sigma
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&. &. GASAD.AV & GO.
400 ATLAS BLK.
FOR SALE
CROMER

5lxl3s feet to alley, with a good broom
frame house. lined with brick,
good summer house, lawn, fruit and
shade, near car line, southeast, all for
81, $50; 4slsx125, with house. barn. outbuild-
ings on G, near 9Th ave-, 81. 300; 66x165 feet.
with a good Groom brick house, on East
9Th South, 5000; 40x165 feet, with an s.
room modern, full two-story brick house.
iron fence, cement walk, large hall, two
mantels. on Sth East, near Sd South. all
for SO. 500; 40xl37 to alley, with 7-room
modern pressed brick house, on 1lth East,
near 5th South. $4.4O0; a large lot, with
one of the finest Groom bungalows in the
city, mission style, hot water heat, every
thing first class. fine location. close in.
only $500. If you want a good place,
right from the owner, come in. If you
have any property you would like to ex-
change. let me know. 1 can match it for
you. Cromer. No. II East Sd South
Phone 949.
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LOTS.

50xiio. southeast. $3.50. easy payments:
50xl4o feet. Capitol hill. $40. Lots Poplar
grove. $50. and others just as good.
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FARMS

2ia acres near Twelfth South and Thir
East, "A bargain at s, l00 We have som
in Sugar House just as good.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
STOP Z
CITY HOMES.
FOR SALE

Don't waste any more time looking over
ads. We have got just what YOU want
and where you want it,
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Near 18th E. and LIST So, a 5-room
mod. beam ceilings. hardwood floors,
large brick fireplace. buffet and book
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Groom mod. beam ceilings. hardwood
ment basement. etc, N. E, 5000.
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5-roorn mod, beam ceiling, fireplace
hardwood. etc. ". E.. zoe.
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$500.

On McLelland ave, between First and
Second South, one Of those neat five-room
bricks; east front: large lot, sewer and
sidewalks; easy payments; only $4,000.
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5000

Four-room modern brick. 5l5 Fifth ave-
nue.. between q and III. south front: lot
4lkxl65; sewer and sidewalks; cash or easy
terms.
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$3.50.

Twelfth East between First and Sec
ond South, five-room modern brick: fine
basement. hot air heat. sewer and side
walks; only $3.50.
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ing Lands Our Speciality.
81 South Main st.
Phones-Bell 49S9-K, Ind. 1888
81, 350-Four-room frame, on Sixth East;
fine location; flowing we'll; 50x157
feet to alley. This is snap.
s., aoo-Four-room brick; 50x157 feet to al
ley: $500 cash, balance SIS per
month.
81, 800 S711kx14o feet to alley, five-room
brick cottage; large barn. flowing
well; one-half block from street
car: $50 cash. balance $40 per
month.
s.. 250-About 50x140 feet. five-room frame
all furnished. with good piano. Ev-
erything goes for the above price;
$500 cash, balance $25 per month
s., 5oo-2x5 rods OF ground, four-room brick
house. with bath, electric lights.
etc. $500 cash, balance S25 per
month. Only four blocks from
postofficc.
So, 500-40xi00 feet, on n corner, with nice
new modern brick house, with nice
bath, toilet, electric lights, mantel
etc. connected with sewer; $500
cash, balance SS5 per month.
We have all kinds of property. Call in
and see our list. No trouble to take you
out and show you our properties
List your acreage and farms with us.
thirty days than all the other agents in
the city If you don't believe it, call in
and we will prove it TO you.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
71s-acre fruit farm, Mill Creek.
acres land, Mill Creek.
acres, Mill Creek.
5 acres, State road
16 acres, southeast.
80 acres, southeast
46 acres. southeast
8 lots on 18th East.
farms to trade.
good store buildings.
House and lot on Fifth East.
2 lots on 7th East, terms.
lots. northeast bench. 500
! strictly modern house, It'll East.
] 10-room on 18th East.
l good corner near the skyscrapers.
55-acre fruit farm. Shipped 1000 bushels
of peaches this year. This is without ex-
ception the best place of its kind In the
country.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
we nave grocery stores, rooming houses
restaurants and all kinds of business
chances for sale.
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FOR SALE-Fine lots. one block from
new car barns $3.50 to $500 a lot. Call at
iii East on Seventh South.
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Paved streets, sidewalks and gutter,
sewer, water ami gas all included in price
mentioned on plat
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FOR SALE-List your property for sale
a With US Halloran-Judge Co.. 800 Main St
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TN rs MEN I >.
Large lot on Second West to be sold a
tne mortgage price. Flat on Second South
and others as good
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FOR SALE
ct pays to own a home"
~ CAPT. AL
REAL ESTATE IMV.
GO.

IL West Second South. Both phones.
5 s5o-For tidy cottage, S. Z.
EOo0-For a tidy cottage, S. w.
S2lO0-For a 7-room house, 10th So.
G.l09-tor Groom modern, 9TH So.
&,0o0-For 4-room cottage, I'd e.
$2.D0-For broom brick 9Th So.
S.l50-For 5-room modern brick in good
location on 5th So.
H,9o1-Good 5-room cottage near new car
barns. Very easy terms.
$3,o0o-1-room modern house, s. E.; $500
cash; balance to suit.
VACANT LOTS
: SW-Each. lots on w. Temple bet. 9Th
and 10th So; half cash.
s SW-Building lot on Capitol hill over
looking entire valley.
' 264-Per rod for a corner on Sth Ave,
1S9xS21s feet. This is just reduced
from 5000
u EXCHANGE
Party from Reno. New, will trade a
modern 9-room dwelling in Reno for
something in Salt Lake. His place is
worth $500.
Drop in and talk 1t over"
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The best dairy farm in the country; As;
acres: capacity 80 cows: cuts 300 tons hay;
unlimited range; plenty of good buildings;
snap. Old age the reason for selling.
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Good nearly new 10-room pressed brick:
double house; close in; $4,000; lot 2izxl0:
stable.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, ONLY
FOUR AND ONE-HALF BLOCKS FROM
POSTOFEIrE
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BUNGALOW

1l5IRx132, with 16-room brick: steam
heat. two bathrooms; LIST So, near I'd z.
$500 foot.
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HOMES

On Lake ST. near 9th So. and It'll e, {
fine 5-room mod. Or. brick. almost new
Sc, COO.
Cozy 5-room mod pr brick on It'll Ave.
$500 cash, s25 per month; $3.50.
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TRADES. TRADES.
Good home In Logan. good paying res
taurant and residence In Pocatello Ida,
and others in all parts 10 trade for Salt
Lake property.
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FOR SALE
Don't Be a I.nocker."
Anderson
Cummings Co.

Real Estate and Mortgage Loans.
Farms, Irrigated Lands and Dry Farm
ing Lands Our Speciality.
81 South Main St
Phones-Bell 49S9-K. Ind. 1885,
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We will build your house on these lot
in accordance with your own plans, oil
easy terms or cash.
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The land is high and dry and of the
best quality. Part OF this Tract"
is covered by fine orchard. Base
ments and other modern conven-
fences may be had. The streets are
being graded, four and five-foot
cement walks laid. Beautiful cor
ner monuments erected and every
thing placed in fine shape.
Lots 80 feet deep may be had
facing a siX-rod macadamized road
Twelfth South, cement walk. cob
blestone curbing and water mains;
others facing State Road, an eight
rod street, the most promising in
the valley. Beautiful modern
homes. Corner monuments and
five-foot cement walks. The ave-
nues are of standard width. graded
and with four-foot cement walks on
both sides.
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4-room pressed brick and summer kitch-
en-; lot 50x140; good barn; southeast; N.775
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II you want to sell or change your ioca-
ton come and see u.s.
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New Groom modern pressed brick resi-
dence; lot 50xl25 to alley. This is extra
good; first-class work; 50 200.
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Major avenue, lots 35xll5. to 16-foot al
ley, at $l.100 and $500 each. Remem-
Der, we pay for all improvements.
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30 acres near town: 4-room frame house,
stable and chicken houses; acres in iu-
Germ: all fenced: good water right; s., 200.
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Eighth South street; lots 33x100 to alley,
with street paved, sidewalks, sewer and
gas; at 81 700 for inside lots.
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2,sx5. corner 9Th and C. 1880.
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Half-acre IN fruit; 4-room brick cottage
and outbuildings. Something nice: city
water; s., 800.
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FOR SALE
PETERSON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
$50 SOUTH MAIN.
1920 Bell 1880 Ind.
NEW PLAT,
MAIN AND EIGHTH SO. ADDITION.
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s1-3 acres fine land; primary watel
right. in lucern and under cultivation: de
sirable location: fenced: small buildings
s.. 900; will cut up
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l0x7 corner. on 4th E.. $500.

40x6l, on sth So. bet. 5th and 9Th e.
Sidewalk and sewer paid, $500
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FOR SALE
OR SALE
HARRlNGTON

Salt Lake City should be manufactur-
ing center. Will We all push together to
that end?
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Corner lots, 33x100, Major avenue and
Eighth South. $500.
MAIN STREET PAVED.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Corner. Skies, near sth So. and 5th w,
s7OO
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The john Reeve
Company
327 ATLAS BLOCK,
Phone 49ll-red.

FOR SALE
SEVEN
Fine Brick Cottages
North side of 9Th South street,
Between Sd and 4th East SITS,
Sewer connections
Modern plumbing,
Full basement
Board fences
Cement walks,
Light, we'll arranged rooms.
Make your selection early.
Very attractive places.
1920. 70 $3.50.
Beautiful interior finish.
CHEEKY fireplaces
We also have a good selection of mod
81 $50 to $1,000 each. Liberal terms to right
parties. Let us help you obtain a
HOME OF YOUR OWN.
A9El77 N-JIEMIAlM@
COMPANY
Is Main St,
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s. 350-Four-room frame, on Sixth East;
fine location; flowing well: 50x15l
feet to alley. This is a snap.
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FOR SALE
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-14
EXCURSION TO
GOLD REEF SUNDAY

There will be an excursion to
Gold Reef Sunday, from this city,
and it is expected that many will
make the trip. Town lots spoken for
there will be verified, and there will
be a general examination of the prop
critics there made by the crowd, and
by several mining experts who will go
along. 1t is stated that there is a
network of outcroppings in the vi
cinity about the town which shows
colors most any place where bits are
knocked off. There are various opin-
ions about Gold Reef, but it is stated
by many who have been there that
Gold Reef will certainly make
good"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-14
IS 44Y0UR" CREDIT GOOD?
THE FIRST ORE
FROM KLONDYKE

Joe Kendall, who is leasing at
Klondyke, is in from that camp and
reports all the leasers operating there
as sacking ore preparatory to ship
ping. Mr.. Kendall stated that he
made twenty-five ton shipment Sun
day to the Utah smelters, the ore
averaging 800 ton. 1t is his inten-
ton to make at least two shipments
monthly, but in the near future this
will probably be doubled. The leases
are only about three miles from the
Klondyke Wells railway station and
the ore can be hauled there for a
very nominal sum. There are five
other leases being operated and all
of them are extracting high grade
ore.
Mr.. Kendall is associated with j.
P. Kennison, F. B. Smith and George
Clark, all local people
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-14
M'LEOD-DECKER
NUPTIALS MONDAY

At o'clock Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. McDon-
aid, Mr.. Seward S. Mcleod of Tono-
pah, and Miss Viola N. Decker of
Norwalk, Connecticut, were Joined in
marriage by Rev. G. N. Gardner. A
number of guests witnessed the cere-
mony and offered congratulations,
after which all were served with re-
freshments. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod
have the best wishes of their many
friends, both in Connecticut and in
Tonopah They will make their
home in Tonopah, where Mr.. Mcleod
is engaged in mining.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-14
SCIENTISTS TOUR
CITY OF TONOPAH

A. B. Moseley, traffic and passen-
ger agent of the Hartman lines,
with headquarters at Ogden, is in
town from the Mormon city. Imrhe-
diately after his arrival here he was
taken in tow by his bosom friend, DR..
James W. Conlisk, and shown the
sights of the city. Among the sights
shown him were the several research
discoveries made by that eminent
physician, including the policy germ
and the roulette germ. Mr.. Moseley
and the genial doctor then made sew
eral discoveries themselves, but have
kept the results secret and it will be
several days before thy are given to
publication.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-14
CRUSHED TO DEATH
UNDER BIG AUTO

NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-Martin
Comfy, Jr., aged %, an employee of the
comptroller's Office and son of Mar
tin Comfy, former assemblyman Of
Brooklyn, was crushed to death I'M
der a sixty-horse power automobile
early today when the machine, which
was whirling along at a rate of forty
miles an hour, leaped from the road,
crashed through an iron fence and
landed bottom upward. in the open
subway cut Of the Long Island rail-
way at Howard and Atlantic avenues,
in Brooklyn.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-14

To HOLD A Big
RALLY TONIGHT

o There will be big Republic .
. can rally at Miners Exchange =
y hall this "wednesday evening, .
= opening the campaign in this =
y county, practically. Prepare .
. lions are being made for big .
. time on the part of the Republic .
. cans, and every one who can .
. get away should attend the =
. meeting. =
= The speaking staff is named =
y as Hon. H. B. Maxson, Hon. H.
y v. Morehouse, Hon. p. M. Bow Z
. Ter, and the various Republican
. county candidates. Everybody Z
. should turn out. z
. . . Q = . . = = = . . . . . . q
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-14
PERSONAL MENTION

E. B. Cushman is in town from
Reno.
Joe Ward came over from Gold
field yesterday
E. o. Wilson and T. Cornforth of
Bellehelen are in town.
Ed Clifford and wife are in from
Clifford. and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs H. H. Warburton.
Paul De Laney, editor of the Death
Valley Magazine of Rhyolite, left yes
terday for Goldfield on his way south.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-14
MONTHLY REPORT
TONOpAH SCHOOL
A Few School Notes of Inter
est--Reports from the Vari-
Gus Grade Teachers.

William Peck, Matthew Mcdonald,
Maurice Sawyer, Arleen Dalzell, Rob
ert Holmes, Burdett Pollard. Jennie
A. Curieux, teacher.
FIFTH GRADE.
Number of boys enrolled -. is
Number Of girls enrolled 10
Whole number enrolled. 81
Average number belonging. 1890
Average daily attendance. 1880
Per cent of attendance. . 1920
Roll of honor-Lena Bohm, STAN
ley Corum, Charles Gilbert, Margaret
Hallihan, Nellie Hayden, Joe Murphy,
Margaret Miner, Maggie Nicholas,
Mabel Quick, Gertrude Rippingham,
Roy Simpson, Madeline Wilson, Lo-
retta Walsh. lone Erickson, teacher.
SIXTH GRADE.
Number of boys enrolled. %
Number of girls enrolled. ..... .2S
Whole number enrolled 46
Average number belonging. -. "A
Average daily attendance. !. :. !. 4S
Per cent of attendance. .. .9S
Roll of honor-Norma Hudspeth
Malcolm CARING, Edna Shields, Leon
Fowler, Arbin Nelson. Alice Halli
han.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Roll of honor-Mabel Simpson
Horton McKim, Catherine Hyland
A. E. Bradley, teacher.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Number of boys enrolled. -. .16
Number of girls enrolled. ..... 10
Whole number enrolled. -. .32
Average number belonging. .29.7
Average daily attendance .28.9
Per cent of attendance. .... 97.1
i Roll of honor-Agnes Doherty
Edith Fottler, Alice Johnson, Georg
Harma, Nellie johnson, Katie Nc
Donald, James Murphy, Doroth
Tregloan. Helen Slavin, teacher.
HIGH SCHOOL.
, Number boys enrolled. ..13
, Number girls enrolled. 1850. II
, Total enrolment 80
Average number belonging. ;. .2S.7
Average daily attendance. =. 27.7
Per cent of attendance. -. 96.5
FreshmenTHarold Fottler, Ca
Seaquest.
Sophomores-Fra Hyland.
Juniors-Alice Mitchell.
! Seniors-None.
Louise M. Pohl, H. c. Burbridg
: instructors.
C. SCHOER, JR, Principal.
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Mrs. Richardson announces in this
issue of the Bonanza that she will
display her new winter lines of goods
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week The announcement will
be of much interest to the ladies OF
this vicinity.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HAVE ADJOURNED

The county commissioners, who
have been in session for the past
three weeks, as board of equaliza-
ton, adjourned yesterday, having
completed their labors.
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Candidates. Cards.

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charged for at the rate of $40 Tin
variably in advance) from date until
election.
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Elegant new line of fancy waists to
be shown at Mrs. Richardson's on her
opening days this week. 1O-14-4t