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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PRESENT DAY PIRATES.

We were crowded in the cabin.
Not a passenger could sleep.
It was midnight on the waters,
And a storm was on the deep,
But no word about the tempest
Oozed from out our pallid lips
We were all too busy banning
The iniquity Of tips.
'Tis fearful thing in winter
To be shattered by the blast
And to hear the rafting trumpet
Thunder. Cut away the mast!'
But this poem of our childhood
Paints a scene that's somewhat
tame
Far more fearful are the stewards
And their wholesale holdup game.
Everywhere a fellow wanders
Smiling stewards haunt his path,
Table stewards. stateroom stew
ards,
Stewards of the deck and bath.
Stewards meet you, stewards greet
you,
From the time you step aboard,
Planning how to separate you
From your much depleted hoard.
Men may talk about old Black
beard,
Men may talk of Captain Kidd,
But to neither of those worthless
Need the steward lift his lid"
They were more or less successful
TerrOTiZing old time ships,
But the modern ocean terror
Is the steward seeking tips!
Dennis A. Mccarthy in New York
Sun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
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UN ARTICULO DE COLLABORATION

La c0apnas pora tsvoatar fossdos csss
objeto de eragsr an edsfcs0 para sG
Asootacs6a Cvstsoaa de J6uenes, So
abre el ds0 de 0iso a4euo.. Debes sses-
>csIbirse $4,000 On tresntG dsas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
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SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
BanQuer,s, Eornereiantes, Eomisicni$ta$
AGENTES de los vapores trasatlanicos de
PlNILLOS lZQUIERDO & Co, DE CADZ
vS.A. de NAVEGACION 1RANSATLANTlCA, de BARCELONA
Banqusr,s, Gomsrsiantes, GomisI
Representatives. generates do

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j. & r. TENNENT LTD DE GLASGOW
Renombaias caldades Stout nega
Pene Pale Ale amarillo Munich aeman boteas.
j.. W. WUPPERMANN, de New York
Tnsushtuble amargo de Angosura del Doctor Segee
KOLER & ARKERSMIT, Holanda
media libra
HIJOS LUUA DE TENA, de Sevila
de ovss oaes supero selectos
datnts dc a emboados de azahar jab6ues
pefumefa.
BARTRAM RROS de New York
Mantequtas "VAOA, DHCIOSA
"M,NuGRAM" solcitadfsmas por lmtado precios.
POLACK g. 60. de Dundee
Fabcants de empacdo supeiOsmOs azdca
BODEGAS RiOJANAS de Madrid
vino Roanos barrIefa domi
los meaos de la M cahdades R medoc carc ao
SUPERIOR baao Barao Sauterae, sigaiente
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
GROWTH OF REALTY FIRM
IN TWO SHORT YEARS

rs one looks over tine list Of prosper
Gus business firms ia the city. few
things are more surprising than tho
TACT that some OF the leading compa-
niles are controlled almost exclusively
by young men Among real estate
firms, for instance that of Burt &
Carlqu.st, which today celebrates ,ts
second anniversary. has been most no
ticsaiJle in It's advancement
The office OF the company consists
now Of fun suite of elegantly
equipped rooms in the Felt building
Two years ago these young men rented
desk space Ion the rear Of an uptown
book store Being both very well
known. they were not long constrained
20 submit 10 such a modest showing;
and in % few weeks they opened up
offices az 10 west Third South. II was
not long before they had large list of
properties consisting Of homes. lots
and farms In the last issue Of The
Christmas News was given a. summary
of their sales for the year the list
showing AN almost unprecedented ace
tlvitv for sp young o. firm. To rise Boz
two years from modest beginning to "a
state OF activity and Importance the
equal of that of the old and tried es-
establishments evinces at once both UNI
firing energy. square dealing and I'M
Vulnerable friends
Iu one limo especially has this CONF
pany now Incorporated, risen to the
top-thut Of encouraging tho building
of homes on the easy payment plan. Tn
fact so persistontly have they preached
the awakening sermon. why Pay
Rent?" to the public that It's effects
have been widespread Much Of their
publicity has been devoted 10 this one
theme. the education Of the public i'm
the buying Of homes with rent money.
They have shown that IL Is Just as easy
10 buy as to rent. pleasantcr, and In
nnitely more profitable in the end
During the two years of IT'S existence,
the firm Of Burt & Carlquist has
scarcely had a dun day-a fact which
shows how active Is The demand for
homes on the easy payment plan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
NEW TOWNSHIP AT
SWEETWATER, UTAH

J. Adair OF Troplc. Garfield county.
Utah. Is IN the city placing the local
agency for the selling Of lots in a now
townsite 10 Dee plated at swectwat,r
Johns valley Garfield county. Sweet
water IS in the center Of the valley,
through which runs the east fork or
the Sewer river Already salt Lake
and Provo people have taken mp about
1900 acres In the neighbOrhood
within the past month on so.
IL is the intention 20 plat Sweetwutcr
into acre lots. pipe water from the adj
joining mountain and make a complete
water system Tor the new town.
Wheat, oats, barley potatoes and
garden truck are all raised with ease
in this neigEborhood, and though the
fruit industry has scarcely yet been
tried. there II little doubt that II. too,
will prove a success. Wheat, irrigated.
produces about 30 bushels 20 the acre.
and oats many more
The pioneers I'm the sweotwater re-
glon include j. Adalr, j. w Young.
Sllney Riddle, and many others since
these first entered the district.
AZ the present time Marysvale Is the
nearest railroad station, 90 miles. but
there II a good prospect of getting a
branch into the valley ON account ~
the abundance Of coal at EsCaaute and
Tropic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
GREEN LAWNS AND
BUNGALOWS ON BENCH

with the approach Of summer there
seems 10 be O. desire ON the part Of
everyone 10 have a house surrounded
by green lawn. oven though that
lawn IS not or great proportions. The
health feature Of working around in
identifying lawns. cultivatlng flowers
and doing other work Of this kind r.
we'll known. as those who spend a few
delightful hours a. week Nm this work
can testify There is too desire Co
get into tie outlying districts, away
from the smoke and Impurities of the
city and heated district and for this
reason the faVoritc section, the north
bench district. has been delugcd with
seekers after the bungalow homes.
During the past week several sales
were made 10 home buyers on the
north bench and there Is still "a big de-
mand for these houses. whose CHIEF
characteristic Is durability and ar
chitectural beauty. From an inspection
OF the different styles one is firmly Inn
pressed with the versatility of the de-
siRner OF the north bench bungalows
for while each one is different. Vet an
present that charming appearance that
at once appeals 20 the lover OF coy.
neat looking and substantial home. The
Salt Lake Security q Trust company
has the reputation OF building It's
houses so well that each sale means
many others 20 friends and relatives
Of the purchasers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
MANY ARID FARMS
IN SALT LAKE VALLEY

MI Charles Shoup, who Is interested
ln the salt Lake Valley Arid Farm
company. reports that considerable at
tention is now being given arid farms
near Welby the little station which
was originally called Garfield Junction,
rs miles southwest of Salt Lake city,
on the branch line OF the Rio Granle.
John Malestrom and others have
plated lots. which are now on sale,
though most of the neiEhuorh0od is
being utilized for dry farming. The
Arid Farm company alone is blowing
from 30 tO 80 acres daily with a steam
pillow. most OF the land being planted
iu grain. Land that was purchased
for sl4 am acre two years ago pro-
duCcd IS bushels Co the acre after the
first cultivation. The wheat was sold
FOR 81 "a bushcl and the cost NJ prpduc-
ing from breaking tho ground To- the
putting OF the grain on the cars
was 81 an acre. Thus after paying
for the land, and al expenses OF har-
vesting the net profit per acre was So
the interest on the Investment being
about % per cent These figures rep
resent what a farmer with horses, not
a steam pillow. is able 10 do in that
ueighborhood.
The majority Of people are unac-
1uainted with the astonishing cppor-
tunities dry farming offers rght here
within few miles from salt Lake
city Why people will go into ad-
joining states when there are 10000
acres Jon salt lake county alone
awaiting the industrious hand IS a
mystery 90 one acquainted with the
facts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
REAL ESTATE MARKET
ACTIVE THIS MEEK
Sales Made IN Periodically vi Glasses
OF PrupCsi iGI~-Ecm1nd
For Quilting lots

The real estate market has no'n ii-'-
ly active Oh. ua.t week SHI,. hrt.
bcc,. mad, t- ,,..tI.l.f. nil ..f.....
Oh ie'l 'a'"t'' '"''.'.' f''i.''''f
in residence, FlburuIu uI uui-'tius
.nvirounr. mt yr..h eventually $500
,,,,o.,.. OIL. '....t 20 .i.... ....... ..l.
uiNcislty "I tHD N''.'f't b" ''"
by real estate utu as One ut .I-
h-isbtast features. oven .f tr. .u..-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
FOLIAGE DRESSES
UP LONGVlEW PARK

Longview Park. the new addition on
State between Fourteenth and FH'
tenth South streets, h attracting con.
siderable attention lately on account Of
the fertile neighborhood In which u p
situated. Trees and grass surround Il'
place and afford every inducement ~
Immediate home building. Street GU
service is at hand. there IS plenty %
water already on the tract, tho stresD
are graded. trees are planted ana u y,
district Ia provided with electric hs
service, telephones, and everything eI
usually needed by the modern ho"'
builder.
In the course OF a week or 50 eos
tracts viii be let for the laying o. y
ment sidewalks. which will be extern
ed throughout the tract, giving
thoroughly modern and prosperous ~
pearance Tho shade trees planteu N,
Gently have a good start. ana 20
respect the addition will soon ~
monize with the tree covered cou"'
which surrounds IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
OREGON COMPANY
OPENS HEADQUARTERS

benjamin H. Nelson representing (.
klamath Development compauv
klamath Falls, or. is In the city I'm
tending 10 open a permanent br,r-.
office on the ground floor Of the Fat
building. Mr.. Nelson today expressed
great surprise at the Advancement Sail
Lake is making. but said that similar
Roadway Is being made iu several buH.
ness centers Of the west.
Concerning klamath Fails l1 which
his company is interested he Cav.
many interesting details Recently
when the proposition 10 form tha state
OF Siskiyou, composed OF the southern
tier Of counties la oregon. viz Jackson
Josephine. Curry klamath and LAX
ana the seven northern counties Hf
California, was preached it brought
out the fact that various interest.
which are making Klamath Fails O..
commercial center of the t.rr.t.e.
realized that klamath Fails would o.
the logical capital Of the state. . such
ever becomes an accomplished la.t
Mir. Nelson says that the t.o4 b
favored with wonderful and ulma
untouched mineral. timber and ugrcu'-
tural resources. Some Of the greatest
copper areas are within it's bordc.s. a.
embraces the largest area Of timber
left In the United States. Il furnishes
beef and mutton for the coast cities.
and It's apples. wheat and horses are
noted the world over. Its production
of gold Is yearly increasing as pros
poctors are seeking the territory. s
wool clip Is enormous; and is scents
attractions are already famous
In tho immediate territory tributary
to Klamath Falls Is standing timber
sugar and white pine. estimated by
careful cruisers at 90 900 900 900 feet
which. n cut at the rate ~ 100000 faet
each working day would last f1r 100
years
The farming land is very fertile
with dry farming the ranches Do Well
though with irrigation surprisingly
large crops are produced
Mr. Nelson Is convinced that Salt
lake people are thoroughly awake Do
the real estate opportunlties in the
west. and that they are willing 20 ex'
tend their operations elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
PENNINGTON A ROSE CENTER.
Big Tract to he Put Under Cultivation
by Experts.

Pennington is TO become a center for
The culture Of roses. a company OF
eastern and local men have been or
gauizcd and tract OF 10 acres lying
between the oregon short Line and the
Salt Lake q ogden railway tracks, Just
southwest OF Pennington. has been se-
cured for the cultivation Of roses and
carnations. Robert Miller Is president
OF the company, which was Incorporated
under the laws OF the state Of Della
ware. FOR 10000; W. n. Tarbell Is vice
president. and Louis Barton. secretary
Pennington was selected for the cstHh-
lishmeut OF the floral grounds after
thorough investigation had been made
as TO the adaptability Of the soil and Mr.
Miller. who Is an experienced eastern
rose grower, says the conditions at
Pennington are ideal for the culture
or flowers The work Of constructing
two large greenhouses Will be com
menccd at once and Pennington will
soon have another attraction to add TO
lis already extensive list
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

Robert Howard. lliG east How
ard avenue. siN-room brick
dwelling ...... ................s 5000
Kimbau & Richards 2i9i. 243
2i39 253j, 25Gl 1878. 1860. 1890
Highland Park drive s.. 500
each. nye-room brick dwellings. %. 900
kimbal 81 Richards 1910. 1922,
1874. 1898 SIutfurd avenue. i've
room brick dwellings. $500
each ....,.... .................. 10000
shannon 81 Coltharp. agents. 20
east Second South street, new
ifout ..t.s.t.... .s,.s..t......... 400
II. Gedge 1895 west Union ave-
nue.. tWo-roOm frame addition. 2OJ
II. Gedgv. rear 1925 west Union
avenue, barn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
W. T. BOWcrman, 40 Eleventh
East street, hye-room brick
dwelling ....... .............- 5000
T. j. Armstrong, 865-9-7l west
Rosella avenue, twO-story, t6-
room brick apartments 5000
Claud Il. Taylor. 2OO3 and zoos
Eighth East street, fve-room
brick dwelling, $1,000 each. 1000
Ernest DurtsChi 80 Fourth East. 1000
Elsie strain. Sll south Eighth
west .-...tt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600
w "A. Raw. rear Sl3 south First
N o7k tsssss-.tt tsss......s..s.. 800
II. p Larsen. l66 south Seventh
West ....,-. .....t.,............. 1900
william Mess, rear 1853 Ninth
FAST '...''.t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Richard Mace 1871 Indiana ave-
nue. ,s.t.-.t.t ..t..s,.s.s........s .O00
Lee Christopher, 1873 j streot...,. 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR HIGHLAND PARK

KImbau a Richards celebrated May
day by moving down the street into
their new quarters nc IS Main. ana
then, just 10 start off the wook and the
month right I'm their new home, took
out building permits for $4,000 worth
OF houses in Highland Park. on the
FIRST business day OF the month
Tho new houses. A. In AN. will be
situated along Highland Park drive,
which IS tho continuation OF Eleventh
East street south Of Sugar House. or
ON Stratford avenue. which Is the long
est street in Highland Park addition,
and runs due east and west II viii
Doe the main thoroughfare of Highland
Park.aud the street along which permit
has already been recommended for wac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The Mccartney Investment COM
pauy 90 Frank b. Nelson. part
lot ~. block l3, plat b ........S 1851
Rachel S. Davis 20 Joseph z.
Taylor part lot g. block /, plat
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ......-..-...
Joseph f. Sellers ct aL 10 An
drew f. NeVbold. part section
o. township 9 south, range
east .,.s...... .t.....- .t...-+.. 90,
Rio Grande Lumber company 20
Dauoan Stuurman. lots 30 and
80, Country Club place ........ 800
Ashton-Jankns company to
Elijah Thompson et al, part OF
lot ~ and lots 10 and IL. block
?. Chicago addition ............ 100
klmhaN a. Richards company 10
Charles j. Goodall Ct al, lots
1850 and 2,2sl, Highland Park,
plat a ....-......... 35t
Ashton-Jenkins company TO An
drew y. Swensou. lot ., block 5.
East Park subdivision ....-... 10
John II. ward and wife TO
Theresa NJ X. Schon, part lot
g. block 80. plat b ........-.....
Albert 7 r. Clisold and wife to
Albina 4. CollicOtt lots 81 and
3S. lot 2, Rice q Gelders first
addition ..-..ss...s.. ........ss ]. SUI
.. Fourndon 20 Lucy Maurer,
part section H. township !
salt f',le sec,,rit, q ,rr,,st com
n9rv Ia KimbalI A Richards
cop1panv lots 2g and 40 HoIIv-
wool I'd
Tho salt Lake Investment com
pany to NJ. $ wooley part sec
ton l5 township 1 south, range
east Observation-Disclosures. I'd
T.. y. Phcrsou 90 G., A. Pherson.
part lot o. block 1, plat O ......
Ashtnn-JCnldns company to
Rupert Gauhn. part Tot p. block
s. East Park subdivision ...... 10
A N HUMPHREYS and wife 90
Rosa p, Wilcox. lots 49, 49, Al
and a., block 3. ldlewild adj
dition .............,.. 500
Timothy Kinney to Dorothy Is
Whitley part lot l. block D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
SUGAR HOUSE COMING
RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT

John r. Smith, formerly with offices
at sos Judge building, has moved Co 70
Main. Mr.. Smith reports great ad-
vancemont in the southeast whore No.
has considerable property for sale. He
deals exclusively in acreage ana has
without doubt some OF the finest sites
IN the SAT- Lake nclEhhOrhO1d with
the annexation NJ that territory lying
between Twenty -nrst East ana Thir-
t"enth South. the district in which Mr.
Smith is interested, rs creating renewed
interest
within the last Few days the Sugar
House Commercial club was organized
and definite movement started for
tho general advancement Of the south
cast Fertility, accessibility. delightful
view and "a city within city-au these
tend to make this udrt OF Salt Lake
one of tho most desirable frum either
a residential OF business standpoint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07

termaius. on Stratford avenue In an
probability win be built the street car
line, ms soon as the presence Of enough
homes I'm Highland Park warrants. in
the minds of the Utah Light q Railway
company officials an extension of the
Sugar House line.
Each house win have surrounding 10
two lots OF ground, aud VIII be built no
feet or more from the street line, I'm
accordance with the building restric-
ti0us of The addition. None OF the
houses is ON a corner lot.
The trees recently planted along sew
cral streets ~ Highland Park are re-
ported 90 boz growing nicely. Water is
supplied Co them from the irrigation
water TO which the tract IS entitled,
water rights having been bought along
with the tract itself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
DECISION OF INTEREST
TO REALTY INVESTORS

a decision Of interest 20 the real es-
tate investor is that OF McCAbo vs..
Jones 124 Northwestern Reporter 49,
which shows clearly in what cases
realty dealer can recover commission
when the principal refuses 10 SELL The
case decides:
Where a real estate broker sues fJ-
his commissions on a sale which Bis
principal refuses 10 carry out De can
not prove his case by showing that De
produced a straw bidder. but. on The
other hand. he is not required 90 show
that he brought a man with the cash an
In hand I'm legal tender. He Is simply
required 20 show that he procured a
purchaser who was ready. willing. and
pecunlarily able within tho time fixed %
take and pay for the property Pc
cuniarily able In this connection must
Of course, have a reasonable cOnstruc.
ton. II cannot mean that the proposed
purchaser must necessarily have all the
money in his pocketbook or TO his
credit at the bank. but that he
IS able TO command the neces.
sary money to close the dea
on reasonable notice. or win
In the time limited by the vendor. 10
time be limited. 10 is a matter Of com
mon knowledge that very many u no'
a majority, Of contracts for the puf-
chase and sale Of real estate, are eA-
peCted 20 be carried out by obtaining
a part OF the purchase money on
mortgage Of the property ITSELF 70 pc
executed contemporaneously with me
execution Of the deed. II The purchase
has his arrangement mDlo so that the
money viii be forthcoming az the mo-
ment the deed is passed TO him no
reason Is perceived why he may 10y
truly be said 10 be ready. able. and WIS
ing to complete the deal although
part OF the money comes from one N
at the same moment receives i'
gage Of the naN purchased prov
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
STUDENTS INSPECT PLANT.

Under the supervision Of Prof Joseph
r. Merrill OF the department Of engi-
neering, and Prof e. II. Beckstead OF
the mechanical department, tho uni-
vorsity junior engineering class in cleo
tricity visited the plants OF the Utah
Light a. Railway company Friday art
ernoon. The transformer station al
Jordan river was first inspected. At this
point an the electrical power OF the Og-
den, Cottonwood and Provo plants Is
transformed from transmission lines OF
10000 volts down 10 1000 volts 10 NJ
Il for transmission into Salt Lake CITY.
The plant OF the Utah Gas q Coke com
pauy, In tho western part OF the city.
was inspected. Here two steam tur-
bines were seen generating electrical
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
Isle GARMENT SPECIAL. Sf.1O.
Cutler Quality, 80 Main ST.
MULvEY FAILS TO TALK.
His Lot TO say About Campbell" Is
Stin Unsald.

Although two opportunities have been
given Councilman Martin Mulvey 70 have
his lot TO say" about the Campbell
Building company against the city. there
has been little said as yet. The first
night chosen by Mr.. Mulvey It was dis
covered later conhlcted with tho glove
contest in Ogden, ana last night. the
second date SGT for the thrashlngout
OF the Campbell matter. something else
nttrteTed' The council agreed Thursday
night to meet Friday night as a com.
mittee Of the whole 20 consider the
Campbell claim, and the mayor aud
board OF public works were asked 10 be
IN attendance, seven councilmen hung
around the council chamber for an hour
ana then with tho certainty that there
would be no quorum. drifted out II IL
row uncertain when Mr. Mulvoy will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
ASHTON JENKINS
MAKE BIG DEAL

In a transaction involving a pur-
chase price OF $4,000, the Ashton
Jenkins company became the owner
OF several parcels Of property conveyed
by Lorenzo Price, Jr., and wife The
deed covers property I'm lot z block
II. Five-acre plat A. Big Field sur
Vey. lots TO % inclusive, In block 1,
J. X. Shaw's East Morningstar sub
division of lots and 9. block II. Five
acre plat @. Big Field survey. and sew
eral other pieces OF ground on the out
skirts OF the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
Isle GARMENT SPECIAL. St1o.
Cutler Quality SO Main ST.
DANCE, WANDAMERE.
saturday. May 7th.
LEGAL BLANKS

or every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms.
and brought strictly up TO date.
A fun supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07

power for the machinery Of the plant.
At the West Temple street station Of
the Utah Light & Railway com
Tany. tho alienation current from the
transformer station Is transformed into
direct current for use In the electric
car system Of this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07

Pioneer Roofngs.
Sold. laid q d guaranteed %
LAMBERT PAPER CO.