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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25

for some time by sickness.--The Rev.
g. 8. Brigham wos In St Adams Thurs
day.-Jesse NJ Parsons was in 81. Al
hans Thursday. 3. NJ Ballard
and Ernest Ballard were in Burlington
Tupsday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
SWANTON CENTER.

The condition Of Mrs. Ephrain Holmes,
who suffered a severe shock a month
ago remains unchanged. Sugar orchards
were tapped Wednesday, Miss Florence
Hubbard is in burlington where she is
trimmer In q millinery establishments
Mrs. ]. T. Catlin visited over Sunday
with relatives In Burlington
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
BEAVER.

Miss Mary Keroch is at home from
randolph for few weeks.-Nelson
Bruso of Georgia is working for II. S.
farlseau for the -eason.--Dennis King
has moved to Fairfax plain-Nrs
GEORGE Wagner is at Fairfax Falls car
Ing for dauehter.--Orin Cross is work.
lhE for w. O. King through Yugaring.-
MI. ana Mrs. T.. Strait attended the
fourth quarterly conference of ]. X.
Cmrtis'S in GeOrgin Friday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
WOLCOTT.

Delmar Boardman has gone TO West
boro, Mass, where he has position IN
an insane asylum.-Mr and MRS. Joseph
Premau we're in Albany the last OF the
week. called there by the illness OF Mrs.
Premaus sister, Mrs. Thomas Lafeur.-
Urban Martin and Miss Carrie Walsh
were married In st. Johnsbury Saturday
and went to Westmoreland. n. H., TO
visit the grooms brother. Victor. and to
Lowell. Mass. to visit the brides sister,
Mrs. Lester Laheur They will resid !.
here.--The condition of NJ J. Leach, who
is III with pneumonia, is somewhat I'M
proved.'-Roland Martin has finished work
for the Morse company and returned TO
Rochester.-The sugar makers begin to
look hopeful. hut with Ave feet OF snow
In the woods. sugaring won't be any snap.
&. H. s. Cleveland Is moving to his
house In the village-Mr, and Mrs War
rem Pike OF Worcester, Mass. are visiting
Mr.. Pixies mother. Mrs, C. W. Twiss,-
George King IL Waiting his sons in Mont
pelier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
JOHNSON.

DR.. Prentiss il still confined to the
bed with rheumatic fever-J. c.
Hodskins IL moro comfortable. though
not out OF danxer.--Mrs Josie Pierce
is visiting relatives In ST. Johnsbury.
&C. C. browns pension has been :n-
creased to SEA per month"; J. Hodg-
kins arrived home from Lincoln. Neb.,
last week to care for his father.-Mrs.
J. e. Fosters father and mother are
visiting her from LyndonvNle.-
While Halle Stearns was feeding his
stock Sunday night he fell breaking
his lantern. The Are destroyed his
barn ana hay. They succeeded In get
ting the stock out. The building Is
partially covered by surance.--A
son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Sargent Sunday.-The Rev. @. 4. WILL
Hams has finished his lahors at the
Baptist Church and gone to Lowell
for n few weeks,--Charles Patch has
purchased the Baker houses at the
lower end OF Main Strect
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
ESSEX CENTER.

Carm' A, Peao and Della NJ. Rohidcau
or Franklin were married here Wodnes
DAY by the Rev. G. A. Emery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
LEAGUE DECIDES NOT
TO ADMIT PHOEBUS NINE
Admission to the Team Would Neces
state Complete Change q:
Schedule.

The beard # directors and the man.
ayers of the teams in the Peninsula
baseball League met in the Young
Mems Christian Association last
night and attended to several mat
tiers of interest to the league.
= Messrs. Charles A Junken. OF
Ham ton, and J. Franklin Lenz, OF
Newport News. were unanimously
ei~cted the official scorers Ct the lea
que. The matter CT electing umpires
was left entirely to the board of man.
ayers.
The application from the Phoebus-
Fox Hill team to make the league
a five nine league by admitting Phoe-
Hill was taken up and con
sidered. The decision was reached
that it would be impossible to admit
the new teams. The schedule has al
ready been arranged and five nine
league would nccesitate one team
being out of a game every fifth Sat
urday.
The managers decided to issue
passes to the newspapers and the d.
rectors for the season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
CAPT. Jesse S. JONES NAY
RUN FOR CITY TREASURER
Says He Has Not Decided, But is
Being Urged to Enter the Race
by His Friends.

New life vas thrown into political
circles YESTERDAY nv the announce
meet that Capt. Jesse S. Jones.
formerly treasurer "f Elizabeth CITY
county. probably will become can
date for city treasurer in the fail
election.
Capt. Jones. WHOM asked for a state
ment nv the Daily Press corrr3pon-
dent. said that he has the matter IN
der CONSIDERATION and tha; he is hring
urged to become a candidate for the
Office nv many of his friends. ""
served tho county as treasurer for
eighteen years.
ALREADY an active campaign is be-
ing xagcd fer the Office ny City
Treasurer Alonza a Patrick In. Frank
W. Shields and Mr.. william J Wcy.
month
The election will occur next Novcm-
brr. but II is cxpcci"d that a primary
will w. held fcr tho nomination Of thc
candidates. during the summer.
When the election takes r.arr tho
city will also seicc; city sergeant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
HAMPTON BASEBALL TEAM
RAPIDLY GETTING READY
Manager Hewins Making Arrange
ments for the Opening cf the
League Season.

Manager Charles II. llewins. of the
Hampton Peninsula league team, Is
rapidly getting the nine In shar" tor
the opening Ct the league season at
New Park diamond on Saturday. May
|. The shoes for the men have ar
rived and the uniforms are expected
today.
Manager Hewins Yesterday an
nounced that the following men will
wear the Hampton club uniforms;
Henry Curtis. coach; John w. Gun
ningham, captain; Josh Balmer. Ray
mond birmingham. Frank buchanan,
Emile Diestil. Roland Cock, William
Weymouth. Henry tombstone. JUNE
Davis. Bruce Bentley. Murphy a:id
Robinson.
The team is putting in hard work
at practice and the champs" of last
season feel that the coming season
is going to be another victory for
Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
City Council Ends The Matters Of
Pain, Sewers and Bridges.
NET N ADJOURNED SESSION
Ordinance Increasing the Salary OF
the Police Officers and the City Ser
geant Unanimously Adopted. Will
Probably Buy Summer Uniforms fcr
the Officers.

The three ordinances covering the
street paving, sewCring. cmbing anu
the crccticn Ct the bridge connecting
the west end with the business sec
ton of the city were adopted last
night by the Hampton City council
which MT in an adjourned session
The only fight en- any OF the ordi-
nanccs was brought about On the
bridge proposition. but this went
through by the Won" "f - to /
Councilman George w. Rowe being
the only member to cast his ballet
against the project 10 connect Bridge
stree: with Rudd's lane by the bridge
across Hampton creek.
The ordinance increasing the pay
Of the police officers to $50 and that
CT the sergeant to 81 per mcn'h
was unanimously adOplo-. me OF
ficc-s will receive the addi-'1nal ,'ay
on October !. and he sergeant on
January /.
A resolution authorizing the pur'
chase CT summer uniforms for the Of
ficers was adCCted.
The ordinance YVES presented at a
former session and the only changes
last night were CT a minor nature and
most of them were in the sewer or
dinance.
The councilmen in their seats when
Vice-President c. V. Spratley. Mayor
Jones coming later. called the body to
order were: Messrs. H. r. Booker,
w. p. Isley. Frank w. Darling. Frank
". Moore. W. H. Face. w. d. Hud
gins. r. c. Lee. Edward r. Schraudt
u,crge w. Rove, w. w Richardson
Thomas j. Haskins. Frank c. Rees.
c. T. Holtzclaw W. and John Weymouth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
INTERESTING NcIES FROM
NATIONAL SOLDIERS home
Mrs Wilson VIII Become the Mana
Ger Of the Little Hygeia''-his-
tcrieai Society to Banquet.

The Historical Society. OF when
[ haplain Erifcrt is president, ana
Colonel Prince the secretary. VIII
hold it's annual banquet in the Lit
lie Hygia" hotel Gn the evening OF
April ~. The occasion promises to
prove very enjoyable to the me.i-
btrs.
The famous Phili!pin" band, con,
sisting OF Sc musicians. will be heard
in a concert at tn" theatre Saturday
afternoon. The band is made up OF
Filipinos and is said to be strong
musical organization.
Mr.. Elijah Waiford until yesterday
sergeant, has been appointed captain
Ct Company X. while PriHat" Harry
Thorn has been elevated TO the rank
Ct Sergeant
Mrs. Wilson, OF Richmond. said TO
be- an experienced hotel woman. has
been named as the manager Of tn"
LATHE Hygeia" hotel to succeed Mrs.
Charles Dousherty. who resigned sew
cral days ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
zSMeuEM3MJMn
NiNETIETH ANNIVERSARY
of l. o. O. F. TO BE OBSERVED
Old Point Lodge, Of Phoebus, Prepar,
ing 10 Hold interesting Exer-
cises Next Sunday.

Old Point Lodge. No. IA, |. o. D.
F.. will celebrate the nincti.th ami
vcrsary OF the founding of the order
>Cf Odd Fellows in Chesapeake Ne tho
dist church. Phoebus. Sunday after
noon with interesting services
Greble Lodge. of Hampton Bayvic%
ledge, of Fox Hill. and Monroe En-
of PhCcbus, will attend the
exercises.
Mr.. f. g. Davis wnl be orator CT the
occasion and addresses are also to
be made by MessrS. S. Fl. Sayre, OF
Hampton and David Johnson. OF
Fox Hill. Capt. T. V. Turney. the
grand scribe of the Grand Encamp
ment. will also be in attendance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
ENFORCE BAD LAWS,
REPEAL THEM
Secretary w. II. Pearson sends a
Statement to the Newspapers
From the Civic Club.

Secretary William H. Pearson. the
Civic Club. yesterday Sent the tol-
lowing letter to the Daily Press:
The Secretary of the Civic CLUB
was instructed by the Advisory
board at meeting held this even
ing to make the following statement
10 wit
AT meeting of the aIv:jOry board
Of the Elizabeth City county CiclV
Club en- the evening of the 18th OF
April 1909. Samuel Gordon Cumming
appeared before that committee Tor
certain druggists of the county. ask
ing as their representative that the
club cease to prosecute them Tor
violation CT the Sunday closing law
The club believes that there shoul1
be- no Dead Letter" laws; If a law
is net a right law. net for the in
terest of the majority OF the people
it should be wiped from the statute
hook: II a Law cannot or ought not
TO be enforced i; should not exist
Which laws these are can best DC
ascertained by enforcing the coser
vance of all laws.
AS the town and county officers
for reasons best known to themselves
Though not uRsuspected BY others
do not seem to consider themselves
hound 10 enforce the observance cl
the law Whose servants they are)
il remained for those men in this
community. who beiIevc in law and
order. in the greatest good of the
greatest number. TO safeguard the
interest Of the people So far as lay
in their power Hence the origin Of
thc Civic Club
They co not presume as an or
ganization. 10 pronounce on the rca
sonabIenrss or the Justice. of any
law. II IL is law. it is their oh
;ccf. their duty. As they believe. u
enforce its observance by every
means at their command. A Law oh
nuxious to the majority Of the yCter:
can he repealed anu should be. The
Civic Club Is the enemy q no indi
vidusl neither is j; the partisan oi
any man. ring. Or CosTUfa'"a. "
|aspireS {" stand for right. for jus
ticc. fer Law and for order.
1t Is not tho desire of the C'uN
10 prosecute any party Of individual
bu, ono e its objects OF organizl
|fion was 10 assist the officers of thu
county and town 20 carry out the law
Quit" a number NJ violations have
bccn called TO h" attention Of the oi
fi~crs. but mos; ~ thr cascs tha
have bccn prosecuted have been h,
tho cluh
Now. tho club desires to know II th'
nai~rrs "Iccfcd ~ fbc pcopIc AM
paid Sut of the taScs IF fhe people
md Who have rskrn oath to cuforr,
jGc Ias. both Stste and municipal. eA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
At 10 A. N. Friday. April %, 1908. at
Corner OF Queen & Hope Streets,
HAMPTON, Virginia.

The undrrsigncd Trustee OF the es'
tate of II. J. Traylor. Bankrupt. Will
OfTer for sale on the above date upon
the premises known as the Hampton
Bakery. at public auction. for cash to
the highest bidder large stock OF
groceries. bakers sundrics. pans. ma
chinrry and tools, electric motor and
fans ffrst class soda fountain and
all necessary accessories. cash regis
ter in excellent condition. show cases
wall cases. two delivery wagons. one
new buggy. rubber tired. two sets OF
harness, and q quantity of household
furniture Prospective bidders may
inspect goods fixtures. etc. and in
ventory of same upon request.
GEORGE W. ROWE.
Trustee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
Mr.. Simorx the President.

At the meeting OF the Underwater
Young Mems Christian Association
Secretaries in Norfolk yesterday. Sec.
rotary r. W. Lynch. of ami ton. ten
dcred his resignation as the president
OF the association, and Secretary
Simons. Of Fort MCnr"" elected
his SUCCESSOR Mr.. Simons will be the
president. secretary and treasurer OF
the Tidcwatcr Association. al reso''
uticn was adc.td combining tn"
three offices.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
RETAIL MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION MEETS TONIGHT
Several Matters Of Importance Will
Be Considered BY the
Body.

The Elizabeth City County Retail
Merchants Association will meet IN
the courthouse tonight to consider
several important matters. The at
Tendance. of every member is expect
ed
The several blank forms for distri-
button among the members viii! be is
sued
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
NAV CLOSE TONIGHT.
Eightee. Have Been Converted IN the
Methodist RevivsIe.

vices. which have bcpn conductci IN
tho First Methodist church for the
past ton days. will cIosc this evening.
last night a Jsryr crowd was out 10
hear R"v W g Parker and tonig!t
nc will preach on IF Thou Hady;
known"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL.

Game With Old Point Comfort CoIIo1e
on College Diamond This Afternoon,
The Hampton High School oaN"h"''
nine will 60 down to BuckrO" ms
afternoon for game with tho Old
Point Comfort College team. The bat
tie will be played on the colieee 1ia'
mond.
Manager Bowen has arranged a
game for Saturday afternoon en- New
Park Diamond with the Deep Creek
team
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
Exaeeted Back Today.

Mcssrs. S. II. Sayre and {. VI.
Sager, who attended the annual 's-
sion Ct the Roya! Arcanum Of Viz
GINA in Lynchturg are expected to
return TO the city today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22

Mr. George w. Face. Ct Norfolk, is
visiting his mother. Mrs. G. w. Face,
at the Augusta hotel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22

AUCTION SALE OF EANkRtPr'S
STOCK or GROCERIES. RAkERS
SI'EDR!ES AND FIXTURES,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WAC
ONS. BUGGY. SODA FOUNTAIN,
TITO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22

FOR SAlE-ALl SIZES
and from all materials. Tn" Flee
trir Planning Mill. A. NJ. TENNIS.
manager. foot Shields street, iiamp-
ton u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
A|drich Suggests Democrats Get To-
Qether on Free Cotton Oil.
NORTH CAROLINA SENATOR OBJECTS
lmportations Last Year Amounted to
Lees Than $1oC-Protection Pure
and Simple. Says Rhode Islander
Not Needed, Says TiIIman.
Ry Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. April FL
In the Senate today cotton seed OH
was the sIbject of an "NchanS" OF
opinion between prO,ectl0nlSt Rcpubh-
cans and tariff fOr-rcrenur Democrats.
Haunting members OF the minority
by stating that the cotton seed oil
industry of the South had appealed
to him for tariff protection Senator
Aldrich suggested to Mr.. Bacon that
if the senator from Georgia and other
Southern senators should get together
in favor of placing that product on
the free list. as was the case when
the bill passed the House of Repre-
srntativcs, he thought an agrefmen,
to that effect might be reached.
This suggestion had been called
forth by statement by Mr.. Bacon.
who said If the % per cent. ad va
loren levied on impOrtatiOns of cot
ton seed oil did not produce an income
he thought it should so on the free
list.
Simmons Wants Protection.
Senator Simmons. OF North Caro-
lima. protested against such action
declaring that he was free to say mat
he was not in favor OF placing cot
ton seed oil on the free list.
Stating that the importation OF cot
ton seed oil in 1908 was 2o2 gallons.
worth ISL. and yielding revenue OF
sS.2S. Mr.. Aldrich said the tax on that
article was for protection pure and
simple
ANY pretense," declared Mr.. Till
man. rising in his place. and speak
ing in vigorous language. that there
is protection on cotton seed OIL
through such duty is humbug.
Cotton seed oil producers do not want
any protection at all
Mr.. Aldrch said he had been APP
pealed to by such producers from the
South and Mr.. Tillman retOrted that
"ra did not represent such people.
Mr.. Money joined in declaration
that the South did not want protec-
ton on cotton seed oil.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
Congdon's Pharmacy accurately
prescriptions. 3Ii'ln
LOST.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE LADIES SIDE SADDLE
and Sewing Machine Motor cheap,
Apply at Il3 Newport News avenue.
Hampton. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22

Meet the club to contiuu" 7" detect
and PROSECUTE violations "i the law.
Nv. H. PEARSON.
"Srcrctary."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-22
WANTED.

WANTED-A WOMAN TO SEW
with drcSsmaker. Apply at III
Elizabeth St, Hampton. IL
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12
FOR SALE
MOVE OTT

MOVE OUT
OF A LANDLORD HOUSE AND INTO
YOUR OWN HOUSE.
You can do so easily. Come in and see
US about the matter.
N YOU own a small home and wish to
buy a larger one we can arrange the eA-
HOMES.
One house, 4-rOOm brick, near 9Th East
and 9Th South, with bathroom complete
wired for electric lights. only Sl50 down,
one house. 4 rooms. brick, southeast.
modern, splendid view; $40 down, so;
only S. 400
Groom house, frame, close in; only $500;
$50 down, So month.
81 .500-A Groom brick cottage, pantry,
closet lot 371ax125 to alley, block from
State street car line; cash 500, balance SD
per month.
s26OO-A fine 4-room modern cottage,
within ten minutes walk of the temple,
located on good elevation with ample loI'
cash $500, balance SIS per month.
s. 600-TWO new 4-rOOm modern cottages,
large lots. 40X157 to ALLEYS, cement walks,
from p. o., cash $3.50, balance S25 per
= Goa new moIarn California bunga-
low, 4 rooms, lot 371eXl56 to alley; Z block
from 9th East car line.
$t759-A beautiful fully modern resi-
dence, with special cOnveniencas, east
front on d street, near 9Th ave car line.
Terms arranged.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL
STORE.
81 1904 well built frame store, with q
4-r0om brick house back of it, with
very fine lot 561sX125 feet TO alley. On
9Th East near 10th South St: cash $500,
balance easy.
LOTS
The Ninth avenue car line will run on
Nov. /, 1893. Now IS the time to buy
north bench lots.
S75O-A very choice lot, 40x155 to alley,
west front on II street. between jth and
10th ave. Very easy terms
S615-A fine lot, 5oNl25 feet to alley, on
Liberty ave, just east of 9th East street.
Easy terms arranged
FARMS.
So, 7O0-A fine mixed farm, s. acres 3
acres orchard. 45 acres pasture, 20 acres
cultivated, balance adapted to cultivation,
3-rOom house, barn. fences and many inn
pT0VemeHts, a gOOC and ample water
right, adapted especially to peach raising,
4 miles east of San5y. Terms easy.
S5,50O-A very we'll cultivated farm IS
acres, extra fine water right. high class
sandy loan land. good house, barn,
sheds, hay barn, implements, miles south
of Sandy. Terms arranged.
BURT & CARLQUTST.
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
No. il W Sd South. Phones $50
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12
sixth South st.

Here is a chance for street car en-
plOyes. VIII sell the above lots at prices
marked, or as a whole at $780, Make
terms.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
$500-411lxS2t5 feet, 18th West between
I'd and 81 North, Groom adobe house;
$3.50 -5Ox144 feet, near Fisher brewery
i-rOom frame, nice lawn; shade, good
barns, all in good condition; $500 cash,
balance easy.
81 SOO-4Ox14O feet to alley, nice 5-room
house, with bath, city water, good barn,
fine shade and fruit trees. This place is
extra fine and near r. G. W. shops
Easy terms.
So 50O-SxS rods, 4-room adobe house. fine
shade, sewer in front, paved sidewalk,
vacant ground in this locality is held at
$500 per rod. This is close in and great
bargain.
50, 2OG-2xS rods Of ground with S-room
frame house, on street only Is min
utes' walk from the postoffice.
$Se0-50xl2S feet, between Sd and 4th
North, on 18th West, Groom frame. Good
place for railroad man.
$S.6jO-SSx153 feet, with 5-room house,
only one-haf block from the Salt Lake
theatre. This is a great bargain.
VACANT LOTS.
Sl,350-2lax10 rods, on 10th East, between
18th and 9Th South; fine location.
S1100-21aX10 rods on 18th East, between
9th and 9TH South, facing east.
1,100-50x1S0 feet on 10th South, between
18th and 9Th East.
S900-215x9 rods to alley on 9Th South
between 9th and 10th East. Easy terms
S,900-212X7 rods, corner on A street
close in, easy terms. This is a snap
SS50-215x10 rods, on 9Th South, between
9th and 1Oth East. A bargain.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
$500 per foot for 81 feet frontage adjOin-
ing the new Commercial Club building, the
greatest snap in the city.
$40 per front foot on State street, close
in, sewer, sidewalk and street pavement
paid.
$500 per front foot on Sd South, between
State and Second East.
$500 per front foot for 165X165 feet ad-
Joining the new r. G. W. depot on Sd
South.
ACREAGE
$3.50 Der acre for 160 acres of dry farm
land on southwest side. Acreage adjoin-
ing this is held at $50 per acre. Party
has to sell
$3.50 for 215 acres of choice land on
North Temple about two miles west of
the temple block. This is a snap.
800 per acre for % acres on east bench,
with good improvements on Emigration
canyon electric car line.
$500 per acre for 20 acres on east bench,
with gOOd water right; fine for plating
$500 Der acre for . acres on east bench.
one block from car line
We have all kinds of business property.
Houses and lots. Vacant lots. Acreage
Farms. Ranches. Large and small
We handle business chances Of all
kinds.
We write fire insurance.
We have 20 calls day for houses to
rent. List your houses with us If you
ANDEPSON-CU co.
RSON-CTTMMTNGS Co,
81 South Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12

FOR SALE
HOUSES.
5-room brick, bath, pantry, on 18th East
near 18th South. Lot 40x157 #. to alley;
good well, fine shade; fruit trees; g, 600.
Easy terms.
8 rooms new brick on Terrace ave, two
large lots all in fruit; a snap; $1,000. Easy
terms.
S-room brick, pantry bath room. six
large lots in choice fruit, fine shade. on
18th East near 18th South; price $1,000.
Terms.
LOTS AND ACREAGE.
5 acres on 18th South only blocks from
car; $3.50 per acre.
5 large lots. west front. on 18th East
near 18th South, fine shade. fruit, city
water; S225 per lot. Easy terms.
? lots, 4ox14s It., fine shade, all in fruit;
on 9TH East near 18th South; price $500
per lot.
? acres on Hst East, 18th South. good
water right, fine view price SEQ per acre.
JOHN R. SMITH.
Real Estate Investments.
231 D. F Walker Bldg.
Phones 40.