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The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

prone to commit than our minds rred on something else
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

speaking I believe all the real estate
dealers IN the city were pretty well sat
isfied- IN my opinion, this town Is just
getting started and from now on will be
a hummer"
During the past week the Hubbard In
Yestment company sold eighteen lots in
Paramount Springs addition. two lots in
Oakley Park addition, five lots in Des-
ky's Fourth addition, several cottages
and completed a deal for the sale Of a
46-foot lot on South Main street.
Sales in jackson Square.
KimbaH * Richards report that they
have closed out more than half of their
lots IN jackson Square, and that the bal
ancs Of the property viii be disposed Of
within three weeks On Monday a crew
OF ssVenty-five men and teams will COM
mence grading and building sidewalks on
this property. The city council recently
approved Of this plat, grades etc Mr..
/ kimball stated yesterday that the work
of grading would be carried on under the
supervision Of the city engineer, so that
no alterations would be necessary after
/ the work was completed. He also said
that the extension of the asphalt pave
ment from Seventh 10 Ninth South on
State street had increased the value Of
the property 10 per cent.
Several Good Deals.
The Salt Lake Security & Trust COM
pany sold yesterday 10 Brackney Cutler
OF Idaho vacant property, lot 1917 feet by
165 feet on the east side Of State street,
between Fifth and Sixth South streets,
adjoining the new Royal laundry building.
futile Brothers company negotiated the
sale. The consideration is not named.
1t is said that Mr.. Cutler bought the
propArtv with the ultimate intention OF
improving IL.
another deal cOnsummated by futile
Brothers company yesterday was the sale
of a 46-foOt lot on the west side of State
street with an old house on it, TO NJ. H.
Ritter for T. b Cannon. The Considera-
ton was 5000. The property is located
at 63S State street and has a depth of
165 feet. 1t was purchased for invest
ment, and no changes are contemplated.
Real estate transfers given out at the
Halloran-Judge office yesterday included
the sale by the Judge company to Mrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

following transactions through its offices
the last few days:
The closing of a contract for the erec-
ton of an apartment house on First ave
nue. and c street for Hyrum Stewart,
merchant of Kaysville. There will be
twenty-one apartments Of four and five
rooms. Each apartment viii be provided
with Holmes disappearing beds and with
attachments for vacuum cleaning. There
will also be electric elevators, COmb!na-
ton gas and electric light fixtures and
gas heating fixtures. The plans were
prepared by George S. Walker and the
contract for the erection Of the building
has been let to the Hamilton Realty COM
pany. The property has a frontage Of
s. feet on First avenue and 30 feet on
c street while the building itself will be
~ feet by Jos feet. Mr.. Stewart will
also shortly begin the erection Of a hand
some residence for his own use in this
city.
They also closed a contract and will be-
gin at once the erection of a seven-room
modern pressed brick home for John A
Christensen of the Davis Shoe company.
II will be located on D street between
Ninth and Tenth avenues. The contract
price Of this house viii be $500.
This firm sold two choice lots in Fed
eral Heights to J. F. Nibley for 5000
Mr.. NibIey will shortly begin the cree
ton of an eight-rOOm modern home, TO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

400 The deal was negotiated by A. Rich
ter
Mr.. Parkinson accepted the sterms of
the deal by telegraph yesterday. 1t is
understood that he contemplates build
ing a hotel and theatre on the property
later on.
This is the second purchase made by
this Californian since his coming to Salt
Lake to look over the plans for the kearns
building with Senator Kearns short
time ago The other buy included prop
erty at First South and Second West
streets.
For Creamery Plant.
Another transaction Of interest closed
Yesterday afternoon was the lease of prop
erty at 236 West South Temple street
for George Q. Cannon to the Salt Lake
Dairy & Creamery company The prop
erty has a frontage of 30 feet and depth
of 10 feet.
Within a short time the Salt Lake Dairy
& Creamery company intend to COM
mence the erection of q twO-stoTy build
ing on the site. to be devoted TO the use
of a modern and sanitary creamery plant,
which they propose to make the finest
equipped plant of the kind in this part
of the country.
The National Real Estate & Invest
ment company reports the sale of twenty
lots i'm Fairmont addition, east on Twelfth
South street. through their agent, *. L.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

The A. H. Birren company reports the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

cost between S5OO5 and 5000 A corner
lot on Eighth avenue and ] street was
sold by Mrs. Rachel Hamlin 70 Frank
K Nelson. The consideration was SLED.
Another deal closed up by this same
firm was for a siN-roOm modern home
on Second avenue from =. NJ West 10
A. J. Brown. Mr.. Brown purchased this
place for a home and viii move into 10
within the next few days. The cOnsid-
Grafton was $3.50.
Sales in ldIeWild.
The sale Of thirty-eight lots i'm Idiewild
addition during last week was reported
by A. ~ HUMPHREYS. Some Of the In
vestors are planning improvements iu the
near future. but the majority of the pur-
chases were for investment. The follow
ing were the purchasers.
Mrs. S. w. Mann. 419 Church street, two
lots; Arthur circuit, Owl drug store, two
lots: J. +. Keough. Garfield, three lots.
n. NJ. Odde 81 South West Temple, six
lots; Thomas Gidney, Prudential Life In
surance company, three lots; Elwood 8
Mccoy. same company. three lots, Mrs.
H EARL. Tucker. Utah, two lots A.
Pretty, Park City. three lots, p. Fellin,
Park City. two lots. J. BOmbinO, Com
mOnwealth avenue, three lots; Anna NJ
Dow. 772 East Fourth South, two lots {.
Mrs Nina Williamson, Layton, three lots :
E Deneen. Kansas City, four lots.
Carriages will be used today to carry
all prospective investors from the end Of
the Sugar House car line TO the addition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

Dell Wilson of 5x1O rods at the corner of
@ street and Fourth avenue for $3.50.
An old house occupies the property at the
present time. but II is understood that
Mrs. Wilson intends to spend about 5000
on improving the place and rebuilding the
house into a most attractive residence.
The Halloran-Judge company also sold
for John Holmes to J. J. Jensen a house
and lot at 343 East Sixth South street for
81 500, and d lot on First South between
Eighth and Ninth East streets to Harry
Behney for G. X Johnson for 81 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
Buys by Telegraph.

Los Angeles capital continues to be in
vested in Salt Lake realty. John Park
inson of the firm of Parkinson a. Berg
strom. of that city. architects of the new
Kearns building and the Utah hotel. yes
terday became the owner of another i'm
portant holding in Salt Lake when he
purchased 30 feet Of ground on Main
street. between Fifth and Sixth South
streets from Mrs. Isabelle Pitts, for SAL,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

These houses were built for J. A
Fritsch, dealer in real estate, at Thir-
teenth East and Fourth South streets,
this season. They were designed by W.
H. Werner, formerly with Parkinson &
Bergstrom of Los Angeles, architects Of
the Kearns building, soon to be erected,
and the proposed Utah hotel. Mr.. Wer-
ner is now in the employ Of Mr.. Fritsch.
The new homes shown above are IN
usually attractive in appearance, and
are substantially built They contain
six and ten rooms. They are finished
handsomely in hardwood throughout,
and are modern in every particular.
Homes of every description, but par
ticularly those along this line of con-
struction. are in brisk demand in salt
Lake this season. While many are now
in the course of construction, probably
one hundred more could be handled if
available by local real estate men.
CIapp. Two of the purchasers Of this
property intend to build on their lots
this season. Today this company will run
an automobile from the end of the Sugar
House car line to the tract for the con-
venience Of prospective buyers.
Big Transactions.
The A. II. BirreH company reports the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

Cool off in the Mountains.
Easily accessible. Ideally situated.
Upper Falls resort. Provo canyon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

Everybody TO come to Provo Straw
berry day, June %.
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Last Week Big One.

-.. GALE of many building lots and the
lfsr of a number Of important up
.--- 6roperties marked last week real
VIC business. The. week was one OF
-slT estate dealers for some time.
s.-5-lfrz the week ina real estate, w. Z.
'-V-fH- we have had bigger weeks than
d. Il ulak En- our business, we were kept
-- He lump AN the time, and generally
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

SUNDAY EXCURSION TO OGDEN
s1.OO round trip. via LAGOON ROUTE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

How Many Bees in a HiVe7
A s.. 900 house and lot free to you II
you can guess the number Of bees in
the "Honeyville Hive" See them I'm
Meredith's window, 1855 South Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
"LevIathanU Restaurant

At Saltair. The best OF everything at
city prices. Round trip Zoe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
Wanted

Strawberries free, Provo, June %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

.t..- present real estate sit
.,fr IDEA " Ss7r Lake Is not eNpeI-
zion ls - now. lut the acuNl'y tHat
-lnE 19- ~ view on every hand Is
--ssl1ts U.s. or less than a suDsldIi lial
h1s ma 7 J.. Perkes, secie1eIy VI
r1gtai,. Lake Real Estate a''sOola 'ion
..ssriay- .,s.,- that s. iu progress here
The 0lill.-75 zion. of the lasting KIND
n ny $3.50 II also have observed
IA Mr. Ii teen demand for lots upon
I'd there ga While there are many
-tch 90 1'-,r5 and rented as soon as
- homes -t---rt-d. hundreds of lots are
.-sg ore -lL-ss5 fn this city by people
slg y---r1f4ta erecting their own resi-
a.9,,s before long. n,.icsabIe in salt
.'-tl --+ivlty that IS HOtiC5tDl9 llt 81 80
ll7 $50 noticeable lnIoushosut li ne
Lsse DIV farming IS playing an
--lrs ~ -4-r I'm building up the state.
r1of-'-.- .t+iar of Titan. where some or
l one threatened TO move out about
.ls ia.-l-- re5 because conditions dldn I
rs' sea5rs 10 them. dry farming has
r1ls lal--ti.sE successfully and those
ben p-to we're on the verge OF pack
.srl5 md getting out are now live
s 4fsr hosting their country. OtleI
r1e7 a. he state have had q similar
--a-s Not long ago farmer said
sIle1r.. r7l.-r--- there is no need for our
% NJ leave home. There is plenty Of
ts ~ 5ram 90 do right here i'm Utah.
El.h -..rs of their own crops. / re-
lil-s .l-ur-fratfons from all parts of
c-'e ..ts in the business connected with
pc s.i estate association, and never be
--- - Z received so much elcOurag-
las as at the present time The
nj the state seem TO be pulling
s.r for a greater Utah. and the out
~ ID encouraging indeed.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-29
No. e3S, Al published June II. 1909.
CHAPTER 413. LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend section 942c and sub
section Of section 943 Of the statutes,
relating to the refunding of debts lack
ing the constitutional levy.
sentcd in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section /. Section 942c and subsection 8
of section 943 Of the statutes are amended
county, town, city, village or school district
has heretofore contracted or may hereafter
contract any general indebtedness, within
the provisions of section 3, article IL or
cent limitation or any general Indebtedness
contracted by any such county, town, city
or village or school district prior to the
amendment to section 3, article II Of the
other than for special street, sewer or har-
Dor improvements, and has Inadvertently
failed to provide or has not sufficiently pro.
vided for the collection OF direct annual
tax, sufficient TO pay such indebtedness
principal and interest, or may hereafter SO
FAIL but such municipality has received or
shall receive the consideration OF such In
debtedness, and the same has been or shall
be applied to it's use and benefit, 1t may re-
fund any such Indebtedness, or such portion
thereof as may remain unpaid, by the issue
of new evidences thereof, at the same or a
less rate Of interest, and exchange the same
for evidences for such former indebtedness !;
or may issue negotiable bonds therefor at
the same or a smaller rate of interest, run
ming not to exceed twenty years, and may
substitute said bonds for said Indebtedness,
or sell the bonds and pay the same.
(Section 943.) 8. This section shall not
apply to the issuing of bonds for the fund
Ing or refunding of existing indebtedness or
liability under sections 925--133,
e26Mi1 and Gaze of the statutes
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage and
Approved June 15, 1900.
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No. 10, ST. Published June * a9o9.
CHAPTEk 422, LAWS OF 1909.

No. 70, ST. Published June *; 1909.
CHAPTEk 422, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to amend subsection 2 and 3 of
section 376 of the statutes, and to repeal
subsection IL of section ITO of the stat
utes all relating to the state historical
society, and making an appropriation
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
376 of the statutes are amended to read
g. And for the purpose OF aiding in the
performance of said duties and for heating,
lighting and otherwise maintaining the
state historical library building. there Is
hereby annually appropriated to said society
the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars.
ANY balance of said annual appropriation
not expended in any one year may be added
to the expenditures OF the next ensuing
5. For the purpose of purchasing books,
periodicals, maps, manuscripts, and kindred
articles for its reference library, there is
hereby annually appropriated to the state
historical society Of Wisconsin, as trustee
of the state, the sum of six thou
sand dollars, out Of any moneys in the state
treasury not otherwise appropriated. Any
balance not expended in any one year may
be added to the expenditures Of the next
ensuing year.
Section g. Subsection IL Of section ITO Of
the statutes is repealed.
Section g. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its passage and
publication.
Approved June 10, 1909.
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No. 61S, ST. Published June II, 1909.
CHAPTER Ala, LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to amend section 2O16 Of the stat
utes, relating to the appointment OF a
commissioner Of banking by the governor,
his powers, duty, and salary, and the ap-
pointment of a deputy.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly. do enact
Section 1. Section 2o1e of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 2016. The
by the governor, by and with. the advice
and consent Of the senate, and shall hold
his office for the term Of five years and I'M
til his successor shall have been appointed
governor, for good cause, and by and with
the consent of a majority of the members OF
may appoint deputy, and revoke such ap-
pointment at pleasure; provided that no
person shall be eligible for the office OF COM
missioner of banking or deputy, without
practical experience in the general banking
business, or served for like period in the
banking department of this or some other
state.
Such deputy shall possess all powers, and
perform the duties attached to the ONCE OF
the commissioner OF banking during va.
cancy in such office and during the absence
or inability of his principal.
The commissioner of banking may also
employ from time to time, such examiners
not exceeding three. and clerks, not exceed
ing two, to assist him and his deputy IN the
discharge Of the several duties imposed
upon him by this act as he shall find neces-
The salary of the commissioner of bank
ING shall be four thousand dollars
per annum The salary of the deputy shall
be two thousand dollars per annum; the sal
ary of such examiners shall be eighteen
hundred dollars per annum, and the salary
of such clerks as may be employed shall be
at the rate per annum as the commissioner
of banking shall decide, not, however, TO
exceed fifteen hundred dollars for one and
twelve hundred dollars for the other; pro-
vided that whenever it may become neces-
sary for the commissioner of banking to
take charge of any bank in accordance with
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No. a19. Al Published June 16, 1909.
APTER. 400. LAWS OF 1909.

No. o 5HI 49, pu9 MA%s ' OF 1903
AN ACT to amend section % Of the stat.
ue Teatng ., to 2easfry sts OF
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-.
sented in Senate and Assembly. do enact
Section /. Section 2e of the statutes is
amended to read Section 26. 1. Said In;
spectors, before doing any business, shan
severaIly take and subscribe the oath OF IN
spectors at a general election, and shall;
at their first meeting make registry or all
the electors of their respective districts,
placing thereon the full names, alphabetl-
cally arranged according to. surnames, In
one column and in another the residence by
number and name of street or other loca-
at any hotel or public boarding house, the
name of the same shall De stated In TIC
registry. s =,
ali persons residing in their election dis
trict appearing on the poll lists kept at the
last preceding general and municipal cleo
lions and may take therefor such lists from
the office where kept, emitting therefrom
the names of such as have died or removed
from the district, and adding the names OF
all persons known to them to Dc electors
therein.
s. In case of the formation Of new cleo,
ton district since such election. the salo
the best means at their command. and may,
If necessary, procure therefor cert1neo
copies of the last poll lists.
q. IQey Snail COmpielo cdIu AC5AoIAJ ~
far as practicable, at their first meeting,
and make four copies thereof and certify
the original and each copy 70 pc a true
list Of The electors in their district 50 far far
Of said copies shall be Immediately posted
in conspicuous place in the room In Which en-
eeetor for sS or Maxine a Ts
tafned by each Inspector for revision and
correction at the second meeting
s. They shall within two days after
such first meeting file the original registry
made BY them and said poll at1 lists ds H VI see
clerk CLERK and such clerk shall cause q
sufficient number Of such registry lists to
be printed, not exceeding one hundred OF
each, and shall cause to be posted In each
precinct within such town, village or city
six copies thereof.
6. The town, city or village clerk shall
obtain from at least three persons within
the county sealed proposals for the printing
of said lists and shall award the contract
thereof to the lowest competent and re-
sponsible bidder.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage and
Approved June Is. 1909.
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No. 929, Al Published June ~. 1903.
CHAPTER 418, LAWS OF 1909.


AN. ACT to detach certain territory IRON
the town Of Hayward In SAWYER county
and to create the town. Of Lenroot.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, Iepre..
Section HI i. All that part and portion Of
the present togn Of deacr SSaSwyes
follows, to-wit: The north one-half of
township numbered forty-one north, also
the entire township numbered forty-two
also the north one-half of township num-
bered forty-one north. except section num-
bered fifteen and also r+ the t ent q township
bered nine west, in the county of Sawyer,
state of Wisconsin, is detached from the
town of Hayward. In the county and state
a separate town, to be known and de-
signated as the town of Lenroot.
Section 2. The assets and liabilities of
the town of Hayward existing at the time
this act shall go into effect, shall be appor-
toned to the town of Hayward and to the
town of Lenroot hereby Greater out Of the
Hayward according to the provisions of sec
tion 672 Of the statutes and the Liabilities,
if any. so apportioned. and the credits or
according to said section 672 of the stat
utes.
Section s., On the 18th day of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1910 at two o'clock in the after
noon, the towns boards of the towns Of
Hayward and Lenroot. shall meet at Phipps
school house in the town of Hayward and
shall, pursuant to the preceding, section, de-
termine what portion of the Indebtedness
legally incurred by the old town of Hay
ward shall be chargeable to the new town
of Lenroot and shall also determine what
portion of the credits of the town of Hay
ward the new town of Lenroot shall be
entitled to. copy of such apportionment
shall be filed with the clerks of the towns
of Hayward and Lenroot.
Section A. The qualified electors OF the
town of Lenroot hereby created shall meet
at Phipps school house In the town OF Hay
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ward on the sixteenth day of August,

ward on the sixteenth day of August,
Section s. The qualified electors of said
Town OF Lenroot shall, at such town meet
ing neld as provided in section 4 of this
act, Ia me manner provided by law, elect
town officers for the said town Of LenrOOt
and for the purpose of such eject on the
qualified electors of said town of Lenroot
shall, between the hours of nine and eleven
three of their number to act as Inspectors
of said election, and such inspectors shall,
before entering upon their respectiye du
ties severally take and subscribe their usual
oath of office and file the same with their
reports and such inspectors shall respec-
lively canvass and return the votes cast at
such election, in all respects, as provided by
law for inspectors, at annual town meet
ingS. a town clerk and also all necessary
clerks of election shall be appointed by said
inspectors, or a majority thereof, to assist
said inspectors in conducting and returning
the votes cast at such election.
Section g. When said town meeting shall
have been held as herein provided and the
town officers required by law, are duly ELECTED
root shall be deemed T. be and shah be
duly organized, and shall be subject to all
the liabilities of other towns in the state
of Wisconsin and after said first town meet
ing all annual town meetings shall be held
on the day provided by law for the holding
of town meetings in other towns in the
state of Wisconsin.
shall be given by the posting of copy OF
this act in at least five public places IN SAID
new town of Lenroot, at least ten Gays De-
meeting by any duly qualified elector of said
new town, who shall make proper am
davit of such posting and file the same o"
the day of said first town meeting with the
inspectors chosen at said first town meef-
ing to conduct the same.
Section g. This act shall take effect and
be r. force from and after its passage and
Approved June Is. 1909. It,