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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30

be held at the Office or the company.
being tine office Of d. a. Lyman. Jr.
First South Street between Main and
state Streets. Salt Lake city Utah, on
Wednesday, tho Ord day on March. 1909
az the hour OF no o'clock a. m. This
meeting ls called Tor the purpose of au-
thorizing tho directors Of the company
90 borrow money and 10 mortgage tho
property of the company. and fo mfifV
any on an mortgages already executed
bv the Board OF Directors. also 10 au-
thorizo thu Directors 90 sell the COM
pauy property and Boz case of any sale
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EXCITING LITTLE FIRE.

shortly after s o'clock this morning
the fire apparatus from station No. I
had "a run 90 the residence OF samuel
10. Neel 925 second avenue, whore wall
paper over "a nue hole became ignited
The damage done was estimated a.
only ST. but there was considerable ex-
element
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NoTIOEs.
Consult County CLERK or respective sign.
ere fur further information.


EsrATE or SYDNEY lS HOOPER
Deceased The uudersiEned viii stll ut
private salo the following real proper
The east A. of Ioi D. block q. 10 acre
plat a. Zig NeId survey, together
with au water rlEhta belonging there
40 ana aIl nsh Boo the ponds or upon
Ail I'd ioi . block ias. plat "a" salt
AZ undivided ilith Interest Gao Che fol-
lowing property
Beginning at Iho northwest corner of
lot a block 81. uIHt "a Salt Lake city
survey. ruuninF thence south 1M1-1
fert. ihcnce eHHt 3D. feet, thence south
1la-1 fonf thence east ~ feeii thence
south lf feet. thence east i0 feet thOnro
north l@ foct. thence west i1 feet 40
kiso an undivided i-iith interest Ga tho
following
Commenclnr lt Che southwest corner
az said lof . and running thence north
ll feet thence fHFf ll feet, thence north
81 fert. thence cast 20 feeti thence aOuth
o. footi thence west ~ feet 90 point
of beginning subject 90 certain riRhta
uf way thorc0Ffr
on OF after Thursday, tho tth day
of EchruHfY. no and written bids viii
be received af Room ta Hooper nlock
First South hefWeon Main aud state
streets. SAT- Lake city, Utah Terms
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AShG0TN7
Jenkins @
% Main ST.

The following transfers have been
recorded for the week:
Glen r. Boutwell, 10 august Dit
mer lot 40, etc, block 3, city
ftlh 90 ts.ss-.ss...t tssst+tts oVV
J. O. Johnson and wife Co j. W.
Johnson. lot rs, block Ia, hve-
acre plat A ............t.....
Bessie T.. Tolhurst to Ahner a.
Murphy lot o, block 90, ton-
acre plat A ...... 700
Mountain Lake Mining company
70 SALT Lake city corporation,
surface rights, Ida May lode,
ana others, Big Cottonwood
Oscar N Engdahl and wife 20
John Wood lol /. block 40,
Plat ID .......+...++...... 1000
hqssel T., Tracy and wife Co
Harriet " Rossltor. lot 4. block
plat q ..t....,t..ttt....t
Harriet ". Rossiter to william
u. Dunn lot A. block 5, plat ..
Hannah A. Gustavoson 90 Lydia
w. Iullmer lots ll-29' ten so,
N.IH N Tuckne.d 90 John w.
uokheld, lot B, block So plat
st.tt t.ttst+ttt.ttttttt on
John ~ Tuckneld t1 CLARA NJ.
ta.kneld lot 8. block So plat
omo. D Poulton aud vic 20
ho.hc A. Spy part Dot p,
'"'k l33 plat A .....t.-.... laQt
Hs %. Jensen tO ellen May
'h.on Dot Q. block 56. plat
A.o, puddison 90 Ernest Dur
h'hl lut t6, block IA. hFo-
H,Ir plat a commentaries. i1l
ID liardWlg 10 Abel Parkinson.
i DO. block M. nNo-acro plat
".ay Michael 90 Hannah Bart
",L lot 9. block 6A plat Coo. zoo
r" harris et al to Mary a.
n.im0re lots AS 40 l9 nrlu-
pAAe. block 3l Oakley PARK -..
Nosl foporlkcloH a M a. ~ Au-
aarnus, lots 20-2l block
e,Hnouse copper Plant suhdi-
Robert b. Tr.Bp 10 kimbau 8
Nenarda. lots 25, 20, ~ 70. Bur
Nl Place second addition ....-,.
N.AnaH a Richards to Catherine
FaIdoe same properly .s..t t,'
anne j, Robinson 40 LeN r.
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t1 distribute the proceeds OF any such
sale among the original aud otior
sl'lhnoldefs pro rata on otherwise also
GO authorize tho Directors to ecU or
lease an water belonging 20 tho come
many, and TO use the pruccsds Then.
IRON Tor patouuug claims. and rIe
meeting Del also called f0r The uuI..0..
oI passing upon any other buaine4.
Uhl may come before the mrafinr
bingham West Dip Tunnel C0run4D.
- ID. LYMAN. JR
AZ ~. ..r. Vice President
Dated salt Lake City. Jan. sl 1900
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walter Romney. lot 4, block
II, plat + ..............,......,.
George ~ WalklCy 20 Anzie NJ
Kelly lot 4. block ~. plat h b..
Kimhau & Richards TO NJ n.
Mortensen. lot 80 and others,
block j. Oakland place .......
SALT Lake Security a. Trust COM
pany 90 HeboCca j. y. Asper,
section 10. township I south,
range 4 cast ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Modern Home Building company
60 Thomas w. Jones, lot I.
block M. plat ID ..............
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FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
i53 South Main Street
Cn5S)
New 4-room pressed brick, modern, re-
Ception hall pantry, bathroom, screened
in porch. basement, natural wood finish
and nickel plated plumbing on 7th Ave,
near *" 4laXs2h feet 5000; 800 down
and so per month. \ splendid way 70
get a new modern home In the best
residence district Of the city, for a
small payment; and balance like rent
See as at once and be the fortunate
one,
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
153 South Main Street
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

BINGHAM WEST DIP TUNNEL COM
PANI. NOTICE or SPECIAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE ls hereby given that "a special
stockholders mectIug is called and will
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OF sale cash. Do per cent az time or bid.
balance upon confirmation by tho court
LUCY HEWITT HOOPER.
EAecutIlN.
Dated Jan. 20 1909
Young q Moyle, Attorneys.
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Sc0ViLI@ & @uGhnrie

Real estate and business opportunities
52l-5 Judge Building.
Bell 1915 Ind. 7qj.
$500.
Must be sold before Feb. 10. This fine
S-rOOm modern brick residence close lu,
ON East list South. Lot 5lNl6 feet
This is q real bargain. Any reasonable
terms accepted,
5000
Takes one of the best apartment
houses ln the city. very close iu, and
always rented 20 high class tenants.
lot Il4Nl0 rods. Terms.
SiG Per front foot
lcN,9. near Newhouse blocks. and Fed
cral building. We have "a liberal offer
on Tense Of inexpensive building ~
erected on this location, which would
make a splendid investment.
See MS Tor bargains lu homes aud
business properties in all parts Of the
Clt3.
II you have anything for sale at
fair price, list with as for quick re-
suits.
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See
MiMNball CD Richards
|M ''Land Merchants *
HAVE YOU SEEN

uu7A V - w &FAflHAN
HOFFMAN BROS COTTAGES
No better built houses In the market.
We sell them on a small cash payment.
the balance like rent You viii ike
them: 4 ana broom modern pressed brick
cottages on concrete foundation. CON
crete cellar. porcelain bath, open plumb
ing nice large rooms, natural wood
finish. front porch, back porch screen
ed. beautifully planned. large lot In any
Don't buy until you see u.s. We can
build according 70 your own plans also
s2A west second south street
OR EXCHANGE. A WELL RiPROv-
ed S-ncre farm, good water right an
excellent place for dairy. poultry 9r
summer home, within ~ miles Of salt
Lake. Address r. O. Box 1l44 Salt Lake
city.
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
1853 South Main Street.
a broom pressed brick. modern. sew
or connections. cement walk. 33Ng9 feet.
on Third Ave. near "C' Street Remem-
Der how close In, $3.50 Terms II de-
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
1888 South Nam Street.
INTER-MOUNTAIN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
Sl850--3-room house and lot LOOKED feet
on terms. or for rent.
Acreage In Forest Dale and Sugar
House
S25O0ANew 4-room brick on easy pay
ments.
We have all kinds OF property 10 trade.
both city and farm
CALL AND SEE US.
3l-32 Eagle Block
Bell 2265. Ind ei4
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inter- l'l0UmG&lM Ikea
Estate EXCHANGE.

sla0-A 1-3-acre lot, With new S-room
house blocks from car line good for
garden and chickens. WIN sell Ju
terms. lease or trade Tor close in prop
erty.
s2i0O-Good grocery business ON Wash
ington street ogden lot 5Oxlf0. store
building lsx80 with living rooms. VIII
trade Tor business or residence Ia salt
Lake.
We buy. sell and exchange real estate
G-32 Eagle Block. 5 W. End South.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25

100 slightly inn
perfect eatin Mar
reilles b~sdspreads,
worth SO, Ct 1S
each
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25

8 c knit W a s b
cloths, colore {
S ff.FaesaTcshT.....2Ac
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25
Railroad Milk Cans

We have received a car load of r. RINK Cans to meet te1e
mand by July LIST, when the new individual milk can law goes into
effect-Extra heavy quality on sale at
< gallon szae zach 60 TX Same sizes, heavy quality will
o II ~;oI ~o 40 go at $500, $2.15, $2.35
0 CANON Sizes ea'n 100 'PH'4O Same sizes, medium weight, will
10 gallon sizes, each -. $3.50 go at. 81. So. 81 .95, S2.15
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25

Gee all linen table
d a m a 3 X, silver
bleached- 40
at, yard. ....."C
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25

$500 lace edge
scarfs, with inser-
ton centers co.
at, each
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25

Turkey red table
dnmask - off the
bolt-wo r t h 20c
%yardS--at' lOc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25
Read the Big Parliamentary Grocery Sale
Fer FRIDAY

We have a number OF lines OF goods
we are going 10 close out before invoic-
ing. FIJI your pantries now and save
yourself rs to so per cent.
20 lbs. best Pure Cane GranulRted sugar
N ...' 'I':,.d SsSc
4S-lb. sack best High Patent Flour 3l.65
lO-lb sack best White or Yellow Corn
9 lbs. choice Japan Rice ........ ..25c
5 lbs. best Pearl Tapioca or Sage ....25c
The best Domestic Macaroni. pkg sac
3-lb. cans Finest Quality Solid Packed
Tomatoes ........ ........ ....,.Shc
2-lb. cans Finest Quality sweet sugar
1901. can Lu Lu Securing soap &c
40 different kinds fancy sweet cookies:
The best Crisp Pretzels or Ginger Snaps.
per pounu HsHsHs. .ssssssssst . &c
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers. ID. SC
The best Golden Santos Coffee, Id. .15c
The best Tea Siftings, pound .....,.,15c
Fancy No. ] Creamery Butter, 10 ....2Bc
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery. 10 ..26c
Fancy No. l Dairy Table Butter. ID ,.a3c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25

40c table padding. 8
long r~emnants-s
at, per 1Qot
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25

600 stamped linen
scarfs and center
~pieces-at, NSo
each NV
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25

l5c hemstitched
huc6 towels, large
size-at, n
ehch
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which is near by, but does not joh

which Is near by, but does not jol
the barn. Here it is at once coole,
by being poured over iced tubes.
Part of it is then bottled by ma
chinery and is ready for shipment
The remainder is put into cans, which
have beer carefully sterilized, as hav'
the bottles. A separate room is de
voted to the sterilizing process.
While large quantity of milk 1
sold to New York city, the Morto:
household and all who live upon tn
estate are literally supplied with mill
as is Holiday house. nearby institr
ton, supported by the Mortons. wher
convalescent children are sent fror
New York hospitals and are helpe,
back to health by the excellent mil.
and other food and fresh air whic,
they enjoy there.
No butter is made at Ellerslie 70
the market, but butter is made TO
Holiday house and the Morton fam
lily. Every pot being marked with a,
e." this letter might we'll stand 70
excellence, but does. in fact, stan
for Ellerslie.
The cows of Ellerslie herd ar
housed in a barn 296 feet long. and
is splendid building for the purpos.
Ventilation and light are amply prt
vided for by numerous windows.
The floor is Of concrete and the BET
equipment for feeding the cows ha
been installed.
Mr.. Barnes believes thoroughly /
outdoor pasturing for dairy cows. coa
trary to the opinion Of many dair1
men. largely because of the etbee
upon the calves.
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IN THE COURT
ofLAST RESORT
Copyright. by J. B. Lippincott Col
By WILLARD FRENCH

Copyright. by J. B. Lppincott Co..
Never was / so near "beat out" as
the night when I finally struck the
trail and wallowed into the alleged
"inn." days ride down from Kali
goory and two days up from the coast.
in the widest of the Australian noun.
tains.
Rain? I never knew what rain was
before, and have never seen it more
than sprinkle since. You could not
breathe without shsltering your nose,
and believe one could have drowned
standing upright Or the top of rock
When 1t began was out in the bush
with two naked native helpers, plot
ting a possible path, through those in
formally cratic deti!as, for the new
railway that was to connect Kalgoory
with the coast.
Rain? Dear Heaven! The two ma
tives crept into cave and both were
drowned there. Four solid hours I
waded, swan, wallowed, gulped, then
more dead than alive crawled into the
inn. reminding myself of rat l once
pulled from niud-!lole by the tail
after holcjng him down with stick
long enough for him to have drowned
twice over
Lord. how 1t did rain! heard later
that over In Sydney they had been
praying for rain for one solid week.
It came all right, but there was an er.
r0 In billing, for In Sydney they
never got drop Of it till goodness
knows how long later.
The inn which struck was no place
dke home. It was only a cook-while.
you.waat shack for transients who
were better used and satisfied to do
their sleeping in the open. It was
hept By a half-caste-a fellow cast
halfway between human effort end
an ape-who had precious little va,
rtety in his larder and less in his vo
cabulary. There were two more fugi
tivee from the injustice of the eie
ments already established there. One
was young priest on his way to con
tend with the flesh and the devil up
at Kaigoory. who gave his time to re-
ligious mutterings and paid little at
tsntion to the rest Of us. But the
other was paragon! a marvel OF
good nature and 0 unlimited re
sources. But for him there would
have been hardly an obituary left OF
me by the end Of three mortal days
and nights while the heavens stayed
wide open ard we huddled in the leak
Ing Inn. His other name was hard
to remember. so called him the
Elixir of Life.
On my third afternoon at the inn
the fourth day of the storm. 1t re
ceived a knockout from. the north
west and tho ,~,..l 80.
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MoRToN's FINE DAIRY FARM.
Those DESTROYS Of Producing
Good Milk.

Levi p. Morton, whose 1,000-acre
estate, Ellerslie, is one of the splen.
did SHOW places on the banks OF the
Hudson, was one of the first of
Americas wealthy rnen to incorporate
dairy as a conspicuous feature Of
his country place.
There is no attempt to produce Ger.
titled milk or to introduce any ex'
traordinary or fancy elements in the
dairy at Ellerslie.
1t is herd of Guernsey cows, in.
diligently selected. wcii housed and
fed and MIXED with due regard to
cleanliness.
Any one who has an honest desire
to produce good milk can follow the
example set here with equal success.
In some respects it is more of an in
spiration to the ordinary farmer and
dairyman than are some of the more
pretentious diaries, with their ex
ceedingly high ideals.
In buying cattle for this farm Mr.
Barnes, the superintendent, has ar
eye constantly on the future of the
uOlu DIS well d5 IuO pAO6VAS SupRAy VI
milk to be obtained. About $50 cow
constitute the herd, between 80 and
80 of which are being MIXED a,
present.
More than 600 quarts Of milk Il
shipped daily to New York. The mill
sells at no fabulous price. although y
brings q little more than does ordi
nary milk on account Of its reputa
ton. Ellerslie milk sells for ~ cent,
quart as q minimum. and at times
the price reaches eight cents.
Many men who eat an inexpensive
quick lunch in dairy restaurants II
New York may enjoy the luxury Of Z
glass Of pure Ellerslie milk at mod
crate cost.
The milk is shipped direct from Nj
Morton's farm to lunch compan!
which makes g special attraction Of
good quality of milk.
Milking time begins early at Ellers
lie. long before sunrise, but electri,
lights make the great barn as light Al
day.
The second milking comes at 3:3l
in the afternoon. Clean white gar
ments are daily provided for the mill
ers. and cleanliness is insisted upon.
AS soon as the milk comes from
the COW it is taken to the dairr
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Tell Some Sick One
It Is Free If It Fails.
WIN you do an act OF Humanity?

Will you do an act OF Humanity?
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Tell him or her. that you have learned of Q
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Dr.. Shops Restorative goes direct to the
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RESOLVED

That the Buster Brown Cam
era is the camera that takes
good pictures, it also takes the
cake, it takes very little trouble
to work it, it takes very little
money to buy it, for sale by J,
] Keen, the druggist
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Footwear Of the Romans.

footWe0f OF the Romans.
The Romans made use Of two kind
of shoes, the solea. or sandal. whic
covered the sole of the foot and wa
worn at home and in company, an
the calceus, which covered the Who'll
foot and was always worn with tn
toga when the user went abroad.
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Too Much,

''The Lord told US to love our enc.
miles," said Mrs. Taukaway. "but even
We didn't ask US to love our deceit.
ul friends"
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The Fine Part Of It.

TIC fJHS TNTI OF V.
The man who can adapt himself 3
circumstances soon finds that the CT,
cumstances cease to be disagreeablI
Chicago Record.Herald.
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Don't buy that horse" she whis.
pered hastily. Cannot you see he is
going blind! Watch how my father al
uyava facos him IN Tho o,xv, m ho%h o,,a
lids droop alike. He balks, too. I'm
telling you the truth, because-be-
cause" The blood rushed to her dark
lace, and she ran into tent.
Horton coolly walked back and
turned the horse from the sun. One
eyelid did not droop. He waved his
hand close to the other eye. but the
horse did not wink.
THE deal Is off," he said contemptu.
ously, and walked away. The old man
flew into rage and cursed vilely,
while the women ran after Horton
with insulting epithets. He caught
glimpse of pair of black eyes flashing
at him as he passed the tent, and saw
for moment a pretty brown face. He
turned to speak to the girl. but she
was gone in flash.
That night the woods around the
gypsy encampment rang with girlish
shrieks, and a crumpled heap Of
bruised flesh and yellow clothes. gay
with bangles. sobbed itself to an I'M
easy sleep On a pile Of straw. But
when daylight came only the trampled
grass showed where a gypsy camp had
been.
John Horton stood where the tent
had stood. and had his own thoughts.