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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18

ut PAYS TO OWN HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
II West Second South. Both Phones
Nothing but bargains go this hot
Weather we offer a tract OF little more
IMAM acres near 18th South ST. with
ample water right A good 4-room house
ana numerous outbuildIngs; 40 bearing
lruit trees and $50 young trees. besides
currants' sooseberries grapes. raspber-
rles and strawberries. The price is s306o.
cash payment 5000.
we are offering ten-acre peach and
cherry orchard, In full bearing. The crop
acre The water with this is worth
$4,000, There Is also 33 acres OF good
Ian land adjoining. at $3.50 per acre. This Is
~ minutes walk from the car line. and
half-hour's drive from the city. VIII
sell all or part. Make terms TO respons[-
BILE parties.
We are stin Offering 80 IT. on on Douglas
ave, near Srd South; $500 cash and bal
same price, 3x10 rods. vacant lot on 5th
East, south OF 9th South.
Only one lot left Mt this price. north
side or End South St, near lith East,
fbx1l5 IT, to alley.
20 feet. west side OF 9Th East near 10Th
South, worth $500 Get in quick
$500. $500.
Pair Of lots on 18th East, / block from
car line Easy terms. 10 per cent off
THE sPAREY RESIDENCE, no. 72s
p. 3RD SOUTH; LOT 2!X1O BESIDES
A DRIVE; BEAUTIFUL s-ROOM MOD
ERN HOUSE, BARN AND CARRIAGE
HOUSE. UP TO DATE IN EVERY
PARTICULAR. THE IMPROVEMENT
ARE WORTH THE MONEY. CAN
MAKE TERMS IF DESIRED,
DROP IN AND TALK IT OVER
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SOME CALIFORNIA STOCK RANCHES
TIL AZ SllLlI-I u INTL-R I-sl, VOL

SOME CALIFORNIA STOCK RANCHES
THAT SHOULD INTEREST YOU.
5000 acres. S32, 500; s miles from rail
road. 10 miles from San Francisco; well
watered by streams, twelve months open
range; big stand black oak timber; 40
acre producing peach orchard; complete
buildings; price Includes some cattle and
sheep. (220)
1852 acres $4,000: miles from rail-
road. 20 miles from Sacramento; 400 acres
hay land. under irrigation ditch; well tim
bered. many springs, complete buildings.
adjoins fine 200o-acre ranch that can be
bought at $50 90 per acre, (N)
1910 acres. $50. 900; on Western Pacific.
one mile from growing town. 50 miles
from Reno, New: 1000 acres bunch grass
balance alfalfa and grain. complete fences
and improvements; artesIan and shallow
wells. (Yl
At your request. we will arrange for
you TO get a report on these properties
through your own bank. Our references
Crocker- Woolworth National bank
j. w. WRIGHT Sc co,
125 Sutter St, San Francisco Cal.
stock, Grain. General. Dairy and Fruit
Ranches. teo7
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Bungalow on the northeast
bench, nearly new. hardwood
floors, modern plumbing. s.
room, beamed ceiling. We can
make terms.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
Comm

No. 726 Windsor avenue, good
seyen-room house. east front.
viii make comfortable home,
and We can make terms.
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COLLEGE VIEW ADDITION.
Located on East Bench, about 1900 feet
east of Westminster colleges on 1lth
South. City water cement walks TO 18TH
East.
Lots 25x131 and alley
S175 each
5000 each.
$1,000 cash.
$500 per month,
10 per cent OFF for cash.
Finest view of tho valley of any addition
on the market
Call the office,
Ind e9o Bell 1922.
Free auto ride TO the addition any
time. day evening.
These lots will certainly make you a
whole lot of money il you buy,
No smoke. fine View, cool canyon
breeZes
Let us show you College View before
you buy elsewhere.
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
10 West End South.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
351 Main Street. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
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S26nn

5-room modern brick house,
south front. lot 2bX7s rods TO
an alley. on 9th avenue. Must
be seen to be appreciated.
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E. J. WILLS,
10 W. 2nd South. 20 Newell block,
Bargains in Homes and Building Lots.
Si000-TakeS new, Groom. pressed brick,
modern nice east front lot.
S35OO-East bench: 4-room. modern, light
pressed brick: bath. pantry. good
cellar; lot 4Oxl5O TO alley; fruit and
shade; very easy terms; monthly
payments.
S15oo-Euys new. d,rroom cottage on 18th
East near l1th South; line
passes door: nice lot good terms.
$35oo-Buys 10 acres. 18th South ST.; good
land; easy terms
S12o0-Takes a dandy weIl-built, four
room brick, 5000 down. bal. like
rent.
Other bargains, A speciality of desir-
able building lots, southeast.
Z, j. WILLS,
% Newell Blk, Bell phone 2l41
t20O5
YOUR CHANCE!
FOR a COTTAGE HOME.
SSooO-Almost completed ) largo rm. mod
pressed brick cottage. Large porch
and reception hall. Growing com
munity, facing south. Southeast
Cement walks. Lot 5OX125 II. to
alley, Well built. $500 cash, bal
ance $50, 90 monthly.
S2300-l0x10-rod corner on st. and 1lth
avenue. VIII make five building
lots. $1,000 cash, balance terms.
Cottages, houses, acreage and vacant
lots in all parts OF city,
BONAIR. BONAIR.
$40. S5
SEE j, z. FUNK & CO,
Phones COS. 203 -. l.. Walker.
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SOME REAL BARGAINS IN HOMES,
BEST LOCATIONS AND POSI-
TIVELY THE BEST PRICES.
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Same location, 5-room modern: S2lX9
rods to alley. lot improved. lawn and
variety OF fruit trees; $3.50, $1,000 cash.
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$4,000.
On Canyon road. close In. lot
33Xls0 feet. 2 houses, one a. five
room modern brick. the other
four-room frame. These will
rent for s45 per mo. Live in
one. rent the other.
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$500 per foot So feet Of ground on lth
South. just east or Main ST. faces
south; worth $500 per foot. VIII
make terms.
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f-room, modern brick home.
large lot, east front: on the east
bench. Very easy terms.
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S2350-f room brick: g L. gas. city water;
lot d1tXGl rods, on Sth East. bet
3rd and 5th South, \ bargain.
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A bungalow S rooms. strictly modern
72x15O feet TO alley. one Of the incest
homes In the city: $4,000 Terms.
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$S25-75x112i and alley; faces south on
1lth South, opp, the Westminster
college.
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j. NJ. SETTLE e co.
ST50-S-room frame, $50 down. LarHo
lot.
Sl500-4- room frame, southeast, city wa
ter. block from car line.
S2000-5-room bungalow, one year old.
southeast; 5000 down; on car line.
s2300-5-room modern brick. southeast;
$500 down,
S2S00-5-room modern brick AL section
OF city; will finish 10 suit buyer;
$500 down or less.
S2i00-i-room modern brick. southeast;
$500 down and $50 per month;
new.
$5OoO-7-room 2-story modern brick;
splendid Investment.
$lS50-i-room bungalow, Just off 4th
East; bathroom, closet pantry.
etc. all complete except equipplng
bathroom. VIII finish 10 suit buy
er Come in and see plan.
All kinds of homes in every part of tho
city. See us for Insurance.
j. M. SETTLE & CO.,
BOO Tribune Building.
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UNIVERSITY BENCH.

5-room cottage. near 18th Z. and 4th
So; strictly modern gas connections;
sidewalk; large lot; also alley; prop
erty well worth $4,000. This week will
consider $500. Terms.
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WHY NOT INVEST

WHY NOT INVEST
IN 4 HOME?
DO YOU want to spend all your life in
think-every dollar you pay TO the land :
lord enriches him instead of yourself.
TURN THE TABLES.
Buy one Of our cosy homes and pay as
YOU do rept-soon you'll own IT, accumu-
late neat fortune, and be independent
SOME BARGAINS.
S2G5o.
For new, neat, white pressed brick
cottage. with fun basement. stairway and
space for upstair rooms; modern con-
veniences, spacious porches. east front
near Liberty park. In the midst OF fine
and expensive homes; $500 TO $500 down
on each, balance like rent.
buys an up-to-date. attractive 5-room
lot. near 9th South and 10th East streets
Terms.
$4,000
is all IL will cost YOU TO secure that hand
some rod pressed brick cottage on 9th
South street, between 10th and 11th East
SITS. opp. south OF No. fire station. Full.
high and well-lighted basement, CON
venlen,ly arranged rooms on ground floor,
all finished in beautifully stained FIR, up
stairs noored and large enough for four
rooms; spacious, well finished
porch, oak door. Financial difficulties of
owner of this house force immediate sale
at sacrifice price.
TWO FINE BUNGALOWS.
7th East street. between ard and dth
South SITS. 6 rooms each: fine easements;
furnaces, mantels, CRATES. beautiful cleo
trio fixtures. cement walks: ready for
occupancy without any additional expense
Look at these great bargains
ASHTON COMPANY,
81 Main st.
Our New Offices.
tiol2
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
Ind. ooo. " '''''''' Bell 2s22.
$50 per foot on State street near Sth
South, S2iX165 feet; worth $50 per
foot, This is n genuine Al invest
mcnr $500 cash viii carry &c.
$GT5-i9lNl2O feet on Logan ave. worth
$3.50: owner needs money quick.
two car lines, fine location. title
perfect.
SSj0-Eeautiful lot. i5x125, on 10th So,
bet 9th and 10th East; faces so.
$23o0-f-room brick: @. l., gas. city water;
lot 31aXG3 rods. on Sth East. bet.
3rd and 5th South, \ bargain.
$500 per foot So feet OF ground on ith
South. just east or Main st, faces
south; worth $500 per foot. VIII
make terms.
$S25-75X1l2i and alley; faces south on
1lth South, opp, the Westminster
college.
$1,000 Beautiful modern cottage. 3 rooms
and room for more upstairs.
auto garage. chicken coops, shade.
lawns and flowers; piped for fur
mace. on l1th So. near the col
lcgcs.
MEEKS e. MCCARTNEY.
40 West 2nd South. tl99i
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$4,000
A close-in business location:
three stores and dwelling, netting
il per cent: under lease for five
years: no expense and rapidly in
crcasing in value. Look this UP.
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SSj0-Eeautiful lot. a5x125. on 10th So
bet 9th and 10th East: faces so.
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$4,000

HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.
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SAAnN

Groom. modern brick. on 18th
East, built for home: west
front: large lot. Easy terms.
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At OUR NEW COTTAGE ON SECOND
THAGRotGHLY t5iI coNsTRtcTED hfs BEsT 1 T
Or LIGHT PRESSED BRICK, STONE
FtQnNDIATioN; II LARGE ROOMS VERY
LARGE IG; p P@HGHGS dGSi TWO HAlLLS
ING, BASEMENT UNDER THE EN-
TIRE HOUSE CENIENTED. FURNACE: +:
LOT fOXli5 FEET; ALLEY IN REAR:
SEWER, SIDEWALK AND MACADAM
TAX PAID. SEE Us FOR OUR LOW
PRICE AND TERMS.
We are offering n special bargain at
brick; large rooms, two halls. COM
plcte plumbing. furnace. cemented base
ment. large automobile garage. back yard
all cemented. paved street. etc; only
$500. Terms.
Swell new bungalow on the north
hall; strictly modern: hardwood floors.
brick mantel. cementcd basement. Only
SilOO. WIN make terms 10 suit pur-
chaser.
4 BARGAIN FOR SOME oNE-New
shingled bungalow. > rooms; strictly
modern; interior elegantly finished in
mission style; very large porches; lot 40N
$3.50.
Nearly new broom cottage; complete
plumbing: good location. Price S2500.
Terms $500 cash. balance S25 per month.
3Xi0 rods. East Fourth South; $3.50.
2sX10 rods, East 9Th South Sl05O.
2sN7 rods. near South Temple; S26O0.
2tX7 rods TO alley. north bench, bet.
2nd and 3rd avcs.; $1,000.
We have vacant and improved property
In all parts Of the city at very low
i. r. CAsADY & CO, 100 ATLAS BLK.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

A few inves tments which 1t Will
pay you to investigate.
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broom cottage. near 5th Z, and ith
So: lot 2XSl TO alley. with a lawn: house
is finished with hardwood; good buy at
$3.50; 500 cash. $50 per month.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.
35t Main st. Phones -.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE,
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A. n. HUMPHREYS,

on the Ground Floor. rs w. 2nd So. St
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SGTJ-i9AN13O feet on Logan ave. worth
$3.50: owner needs money quick
two car lines, fine location. title
perfect.
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$1,000 Beautiful modern cottage. 3 rooms
and room for more upstairs.
auto garage. chicken coops. shade.
lawns and flowers; piped for fur
mace; on l1th So. near the col
lcgcS.
MEEKS e. MCCARTNEY.
40 West 2nd South. 1885,
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IN 4 HOME?

DO YOU want to spend all your life in
rented property? stop a moment and
think-eyery dollar YOU pay TO the land
lord enriches him instead OF yourself.
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SIT. 800
An apartment house. all occu-
pied, netting 10 per cent on the
investment, could be made TO do
better. II you Will call we will
give you full details of revenue
and expense.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE,
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SlI ,UUU
Four apartment terrace on
State street. This will net about
10 per cent.
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We have property in all localities Of
the city. lf YOU should fail 10 find what
You want in our ad, call up by phone.
No S23 both phones.
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Corner OF 2th ave. and III St. 6-room
modern bungalow. butt OF pressed brick
strictly mod, S4l50 Can make terms
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$500

$500
on the east bench. new Groom
brick bungalow; cement steps and
porch. large living room: every
thing right up to the minute,
You Will have 10 buy quick 10 Sc
cure il.
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Southeast bench, 2lX10 to alley, 5-roon
brick. lots OF fruit; $2250; $3.50 cash. bal
$50 per month.
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MODERN HOME OF SEVEN ROOMS:
large lot; beautiful location and
grounds; close in, cheap; lis Contcr 81.
tiSti
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$4,000
6-room brick home. modern.
south front: Seventh ave, close
in: basement finished. including
laundry; lot 2lNl0 rods,
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.
Sol Main 81. Phones ~.
We Write Fire Insurance.
WIN Go ON Your Bond,
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Southeast bench bungalow being built
= rooms. strictly mod; large lot, east
front: $3lO0. Terms.
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5000 cash bal. goo per month.
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9th T.. 5-room modern brick lot 5Ox150
To alley; fruit and shade trees. y snap
at $3.50. Terms.
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Southeast. 4-room mod. brick. $1,000
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s45o CASH. LOT NEAR CANYON ROAD
and 4th ave-. 3N6 rods. " c. Jensen;
80 Main st rlSsU
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Near 10th East and 2nd South 6-roorr
mod. brick, lot 2lN10. facing west. This
week only $il50. Terms.
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10 ACRES CLOSE IN. OR TRADE CITY
property. Inquire IS West Sixth SO;
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EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUYS.

I65x165 feet, corner w. T. and 9Th
South. S29 900. Large corners like this
one are scarce.
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75X1l0 and right OF way. corner Main
and 9th South S3T,500
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$50 per foot on State street near Sth
South, S2iNl65 feet: worth $50 per
foot This is genuine Al invest
mcnt $500 cash will carry ".
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SEE j, f, FUNK & CO.,
Phones COS. 202 -. T.. Walker.
1895
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LOOK US UP.

HALLORAN-JUDGE co. uo
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TURN THE TABLES.

Buy one Of our cosy homes and pay as
late a neat fortune, and be independent
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MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
40 West Second South.
nd 992. Bell 2G22
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FOR BUILDING LOTS SEE FRITsCH
No. II e I'd So. St kAN>
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-26
ROOT REFUSED
EXTRAD|T|0N
Christian Rudowitz Need Not
Return to Russia for Trial
and Punishment

Washington. Jan. 26-Christian
Rudowitz, whose extradition on the
charge of murder. arson and other
crimes was demanded by the Russian
government. and involving the coun-
ter contentious that the oenses were
In the furtherance of political move
ment. will not be eXtradited. This
decision was announced today by Sec
retary of State Root.
In effect the eXtradition of Rudo-
witz was refused, as the offense
charged comes under the general pro-
hibition against extradition in the
treaty with Russia which declares
that If it be made to appear that the
eXtradition is sought with a view to
try or punish for an offense of politi-
cal character. the surrender shall not
take place. The testimony taken in
the case by United States Commits
sioner Foote at Chicago. it was held,
upholds the view taken by the depart
ment. though the commissioner up
held the Russian governments de-
mand. Secretary Root declined to
comment on the decision at this time,
pending formal notification to the
Russian authorities of the depart
ment'S decision.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-26
Charged That Senator steph.
enson, Once LaFollette's.
Financier, Bought Seat.
FOURTEEN REPUBLICANS
HAVE REFUSED TO VOTE
Resolution Charges He Paid Out More
Than 100000 and That It Was Dis.
tributed in Sums Ranging From
S. to $1,000 for Services.

Madison, Wis.,, Jan. 26-It was q
day of sensations in the Wisconsin
Legislature, the day fixed by law for
the separate ballots by the two houses
for United States Senator. The as
sembly refused to reconsider the
Hughes resolution for an investj-
cation into the expenditures of money
In the primary, while on the other
hand. by vote Of % to II, the senate
voted to reconsider and then ad-
journed to o'clock without having
voted for a United States Senator.
United States Senator Isaac Steph-
enson received sixty votes majority
in the ballot Of the assembly for re-
election. The vote Of the assembly
for senator was marked by the refusal
Of fifteen members, fourteen of whom
were Republicans, to cast their bal
lots.
Senator Blaine filed charges this fore
noon alleging that United States Sena-
tor Isaac Stephenson. as candidate
for reelection, gave to the Republic
can state chairman, E. A. Edmunds,
of Appleton, sum of money in excess
of $106,000 and approximating $3.50 900
In relation to the primary election
held on September 1, last, and by such
acts violated the Wisconsin statute;
that the money was given Edmunds
to pay to other electors prior to the
primary in sums ranging from S. per
day to $1,000 in bulk as considera-
ton for some act to be done in rela-
tion to the primary by the electors
for Stephenson. The other charges
allege that money was paid U. c. Kel-
Ter of Sauk county, Obe Humbright of
Racine. Roy Moore of Fond du Lac,
and divers other persons, in various
sums as consideration for acts to be
done corruptly and unlawfully.
Republicans Bolted.
Fifteen members of the Wisconsin
assembly refused to vote for United
States senatorship. Fourteen of these
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-26
HOUSE KILLED
UELANO BILL
BY GRAVE ROUTE
Famous Measure Is Indefinite
ly Postponed by the House
Committee Report
PEp|TENT|ARY INVESTIGATION
COMMITTEE IS NAMED
Legislature Will Likely Take the Mid.
session Recess on Thursday of This
Week-LaM0ure's Anti Coffin Tack
Bill-Nati0naI Guard Increase.
(By H. d. Paulson.)

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 26.-The COM
mittee to investigate the state peni-
tentiary was appointed this afternoon.
President Lewis of the senate named
Senators Macarthur of Bottineau,
Pierce of Ransom and Overson of Will
liams. In the house Speaker Burdick
named Representatives Traynor Of
Ramsey. Peart of Cass and Atwood
of Stutsman. The conference COM
mittee's report, which the senate
adopted Monday, was adopted by the
house today upon the recommendation
of the state affairs committee, and the
investigation will now proceed, the
committee being given the right to
subpoena witnesses and examine the
records, books, ETC., but it must make
a report during the session, unless
further authority is granted it.
Senator Gunderson's bill making q
verdict by a jury on which three
fourths of the members agreed, except
in cases of capital punishment, was
recommended to be indefinitely post
poned in the senate.
Ueland Bill Killed.
The famous Ueland initiative and
referendum bill was today killed in
the house by the adoption of the re-
port of the judiciary committee that
House Bill SO, introduced by Repre-
sentative Thoreson of Barnes county.
be Indefinitely postponed. The COM
mittee also recommended the passage
of House Bill 80, which is the Skula-
son initiative and referendum. The
committee held meeting Monday
evening at which the entire matter
was threshed out, resulting in an ad-
verse report on the Ueland measure
and favorable report for the Skula-
son bill. The author Of the bill passed
by the Tenth assembly, L. A. Ueland,
addressed the committee at length but
was unable to have favorable report
made because Of the constitutional
feature of his bill.
Mid.Sessfon Adjournment.
The house adopted concurrent
resolution to adjourn Thursday after
noon until the following Thursday,
which comes before the senate tomor-
row.
The house passed the bill increasing
the appropriation for the national
guard from $4,000 to $4,000.
Senator LaMoure introduced bill
prohibiting the use of cigarettes by
minors.