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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

GODDARD INVESTMENT co. RE
moved to 80 Main st. Many bargains
1890
SEE WESTMINSTER HEIGHTS
growth. Sugar House car 10 tho end.
SOME SNAPS.
s65OO-A beautiful new. modern 8-Toom
home. three blocks cast OF county build :
ing. full basement; furnace, stationary
laundry, etc. terms.
S2SO0--SiN- room brick and fra me, la rye
lot; near car barns: $500 cash, balance
$50 per month.
$5I5O--Modern Groom pressed brick, 9th
ave. and y st: terms.
s2700-Moderu 5-room frame. barn
chicken coop. etc; terms, suitable for
railroad employee or draymap.
s2600--26 acres, all under cultivate /;
first water right; Big Cottonwood
Modern homes and building lots in all
parts of The city.
II. n. STANDJSH
Bell 2652. 81 Eagle block.
1856
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Now's THE TINE TO BUY ~
JACKSON SQUARE.

Jackson Square is one Of tho very few
subdivisions that ovorcomes every OBJ
lection that could possibly be raised
against any place
First-It is close in, between End aud
3rd East, Just below gth South. There
are paved walks practically TO your
door and paved streets from tho business
district to within a very short distance.
Secund-Thc improvements are all
completed. The streets arc curbed and
parked the sidewalks have been laid. ihe
shade trees have been planted. Jack
son Square Is ready Tor you TO begin
Third-priccs on sites arc very reason
able. The prices now range from 5000
TO $3.50, These prices arc for building
I'm Jackson Square contains sufficient
ground for tho erection OF modern
home. with ample room for sheds. lawns
and even small gardens, II dcslred-alI
within walking distance from the bilSl-
ness district AT these prices Jackson
Square offers OF the best invest
ments on the market today, whether you
intend TO build or not.
Fourth-The terms on Jackson Square
building sites are more than reasoua BILE
-$i5 down and SIS a month. Any young
man who earns wages or salary may
own a fine lot under This proposition-a
lot that VIII Increase IN value every year.
Any person who contcmplates the pur-
chase of city property for home building
or Investment should carefully consider
the many unusual advantages offered In
Jackson Square.
Inspection trips by automobile arranged
to suit tho convenience Of intending pur-
chasers.
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WEIR. sc WEST 2ND SOUTH.

WEIR. Sc WEST End SOUTH.
i5o7
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Not SO much for q place close I'm on
Fourth East that rents Tor $3.50
month. Terms, too.
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CLOSE IN

This a-room mod. brick. u,u.
for $500; $500 cash. bal, sss
3rd East and Sth South sisy pel
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nate bodies OF the y. a. S. Rite OF
Free Masonry hold stated meetings the
third Thursday in each month at the
Second East Sojourning brethren in
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NORTH BENCH LOTS THAT ARE
snaps. in p swell locality
lots. 2iN5 10 alleH, at S2oO each.
lots 2bNI 10 alley, at $3.50 each.
2 lots. 2STT 60 alley. at Sl050 each.
{ lots. 2,HT to alley, At $3.50 each
i lots. o8x7 To alley. at $500 each
lot. 10xi0. at $1,000.
! lot l0xlc. At S@50o.
I lot. lOXI0. at Slli".
. lots l0Xlo, At $i615 each.
YOUR CHOICE OF sNAPPY D
room mod. cottae ees wcll-bullt. desirable
homes, near 9Th East car Inc. each
$3l5C.
YOUR CHOICE OF . SPLENDID Z
room pressed brick homes at $500. The
location. design. arrangement and price
- right.
ONLY $4,000 FOR AN &-EOOM Two
story pressed brick: furnace heat; large
lot; on north bench. 1t IS one OF those
homes built for the better class II GER
tainly is sacrifice.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SMALL
a acrcage. close in. do not delay, We have
an extra good selection.
HOLDING.
THE HOME DEALER,
50 W. ist South.
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INVESTMENT co. RE
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Jackson Square is one Of the very few
subdivisions that overcomcS every OBJ
lection that could possibly bc raised
sga inst any place.
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500 cash. bal. so per mos,
This dandy 1-roon brick homsn
10. faces east; fine locatia.
east. aelun.
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FOR u six room double house near Main
and 9th So. Nearly new. white y. b.
| $500 cash. bal. like rent,
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YOU CAN SEE REAL BUNGALOWS.
end OF Sugar House car line. fIi6
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GODDARD INVESTMENT :
moved 10 30 Main ST. Mac
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VOL AIIrc,n g.

YOU MUST SEE
this 10 appreciate II. Fjma
q rooms and a store bulJriI,s s'ato
rooms. on II. Ath South. lug VI
goes for $1,000 on terms ips el1
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MIDWIFE

->~~~~~~-~~->
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Gcisler, 336 w. Sra
No. Bell li93-X. Ind 4037. t9l7
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LADIES'! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chichesters Pins, the Diamond Brand
For 20 years known as Best. Safest AL
Take no other. Chjchesfers Diamond
Brand Pills are sclc by Druggists every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

SEE WESTMINSTER II ETC III TS'
growth. Sugar House car to the end
f7iS
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MONEY TO LOAN

~~~>.-~>~--~-~--~->--~
AMOUNTS OF 5000 AND UP; LOW
rate OF interest. Houston Real Estate
Inv. Co, 26l So. Main ST. Phones g.
1928
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MODERN 2-sToR7 BRICK TER
RACE. EIGHT LARGE ROOMS on
EACH SIDE: WOULD RENT FOR S72O
a YEAR; FINE LOCATION; COST $4,000
TO BUILD: MUST SELL OUT, AND If
TAKEN AT ONCE WILL SELL FOR
$4,000. ONE-HALF CASH.
T-ROOM MODERN BRICK, TWO
STORY, BETWEEN a AND 3 SITS,
\ BARGAIN; $4,000.
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, ON CAR
LINE. SOUTHDAST. $4,000. si00 DOWN.
5N20 RODS. FINE BUILDING LOT:
ROOM FOR SIX HOUSES. Make US
OFFER.
ACREAGE.
u ACRES ON 7TH EAST: 4-ROOM
HOUSE, ORCHARD. OUTBUILDINGS
$2150
THREE ACRES. CORNER 7TH EAST;
BRICK HOUSE; $3.50.
EIGHT ACRES. CORNER 7TII EAST;
BRICK HOUSE; $3.50.
1lb ACRES, CORNER 7TH EAST;
10 ACRES, CORNER 9TH EAST;
FIVE ACRES. CLOSE TO WANDA
TEN ACRES. CLOSE TO WANDA
20 ACREs. CLOSE TO wANpAMERE.
WE ALSO HAVE 4 NUMBER OF
GOOD FARMS SOUTHEAST OF CITY.
SEARS INVESTMENT co,
II EAST THIRD SOUTH.
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II billion feet timber. 80 per cent pine,
soc PER NJ.
on Il. K. near a Pacific ocean port.
NJ. X. HAYNES, i07 Tribune Bldg
rnro
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YOU CAN SEE REAL BUNGALOWS.
end OF Sugar House car line. f1id
WE ARE HERE
with just Il few lstIngs, but they arc
good ones.
S235D-l'our- room new modern brick,
southeast; easy terms.
SiU00-Four- room brick with by 10
rods of ground on street be-
tween 2nd and 3rd avenues; fine
fruit and shade trees; plenty OF
room OH the lot for another house.
$65o0-7-room modern home on First ave.
south front; large lot; extra fine
home.
GORDON HOUSES.
on the corner OF Sth ave. and g street,
are now ready Tor occupancy; there are
no better-built houses; special features,
such as cove ceilings, panelled walls,
white oak floors. furnaces, fine base
mcnts, extra plumbing. large porChcS; the
prices are right: look at them today;
some one will be there in the afternoon.
$l250--Lot = by 10 rods on 1@th East.
between lSt and End SO.
s90O-For a. feet frontage on two streets
adjoining Liberty park.
$780, rods frontage on L street. be-
tween lst and 2ud aVes.
FEDERAL HEIGHTS.
East end Brigham street every location
a gem: about Ouc-half of the property
has been sold. and there is more inquiry
regarding the property now than ever be-
fore. Every week brings forth new pur-
chasers and each purchase adds to the
value of the property. Look 1t over.
Learn more about H. We are the agents,
Ask us FOR prices and plats.
$iI5O-S- room modern brick home on Sth
South. near 9Th East
FARM BARGAIN.
20 acres with tull water right. all Fenced
and mostly under cultivation. About Is
miles southeast OF city. $500
STOWE &: PALMER.
% w. end Sc, upstairs.
Phones 1872. 1851
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GODDARD INVESTMENT co RE
moved to 80 Main St Many bargains
600
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JORDAN LODGE NO. 2, 1 O. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at l. o. o. f.
temple. Visitors Invited. j. u, Hlltz.
~. Co \. Llndberg Secretary. al43T
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II. n. STANDISH.
Sell 2652. 81 Eagle block
1856
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MOVE INTO YOrp or

t,. THIS spRISSew' Pr SSewN 9
licrc is n beautiful 49,,
brick cottage. gas ranr room u
Tor furnace, concrete yoIL. seuf
mission finish. shade irs. nnt|
lines, close in-s3750 nm 'ees, d
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Look AT this house. inside and out.
and youll nnd it. u big bargain It's
worth every cent OF $6500. Eight fine
rooms aud a big piece OF ground. els
North Second West. Terms.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
pomeroy 80 w. Ist n. uSSl
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
ualoran- Judge Co. 309 So. Main. ee2S
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ACCORDION pLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATINC;
Mrs. NJ. VI. Jcnncns, sos East Third
So st. Bell phone 1867. aSO5O
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PERSONALS

CONSUL I.TATI0N AND ADVICE FREE,
Collections damage suits. divorces. pro
oate business promptly attended 10 and
with dispatch. Call or write to Wallace
Law and Collection Co. 325 D. T. Wal
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near university. Fine site for Hats.
S625O. FRITSCH. No. II Il. 2nd SO. st.
1886
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Plenty low for 10-room mod. house
on II. ith South. \ mighty big bar
gain and worth seeing. Lot Is S2iNl65
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

LADIES-WHEN DELAYED OR IRHE
lar use Triumph Pills: always dependa-
National Medical Institute. Milwaukee,
WE fl54
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a. n. HUMPHREYS
IS West End Sai,,tEs SrEs.
Bell it33. =
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FOR sALE-REAr. co.,

IS West end sddRtliEs.
Bcll ti23. " south 8.
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MARRIAGE PAPER. HIGHEST CHAR,
acter. incorporated: 18th year: 5000
members; paper sealed: send fQc A. L.
Love. box 1900. Denver. Colo. fiG3
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J. O. o. r. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Salt Lake lodge No. 3. Friday.
Enterprise lodge No. Is, Tuesday.
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HOME PAPER CLEANING co. WORK
guaranteed Ind. 1li5. Bell 3l5i. yI0o7
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INVESTMENT co. RE
moved TO 80 Main ST. Many bargains;
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINrINc

ACME PAINTING co. HOUSE AND
sign painting from Alpha TO Omega.
Bell 413G. Ind. 24i9. n9f22
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ASHTON -JENKINa a.
MORTGAGE BANF15-
~ SOUTH MAIN ~
OFFER:
SHIn0

SgIo0.
S-EOOM RED PRESs7-
RESIDENCE, MODERN ~
r. ASEMENT. CEMENT WALL:
FRUIT AND SHADE TREFS,
FEET RY 125 FEET no
ROOSEVELT AVENUE. WI
RANGE TERMS.
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STATE LAW EXPORTERS

->>--7|--~>~~>~-~>~~-0~>~---~~
THE STATE LAW REPORTERS. LES
lie ]. Aker. Mgr Expert stonoeranb
and typewriting- 900 Boston Bldg Bell
lUf). ao79
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ASHTON-JENKINS q
81 MAIN STREET
SOUTHEAST SPECLALu
OWNERS OF VALLEY VIE
TON.
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CARPENTRY AND JoBBTNG

ALL KINDS or REPAIR WORK DONE.
Call j. w McCuue. Ind. 1915 d2205
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COAL AND .KINDLIN5

~~~~0~~~o~@~~~~~N-~-~~~
u. p. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOn
and kindling. la2 Il. Sd So. Both phones
aS64
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SHORTHAND

FULL COURSE BY MAIL, s.; PRI-
yate lessons daily. No books 10 buy
seven Inst: 80 Mercantile blk e2iS
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independent Order of odd Fellows.

FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. l. o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at s
o'clock, l. o. o. r. temple. Visitors well
come. Gus Youpgreen. N. c.; J. c.
Smith. Secretary.
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MOVING, STORING. PACKING,
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
tit In the west; goods shipped u any
part OF the United States at reduced
rates. All work guaranteed Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones sos
oInb0
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS-OSCA
Groshen. sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing. No. 22I Main
81. Secondhand registers always In
stock. hes
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States. cut rates. Kimbali Van
ahd Storage Co. J9 w. 1st SO. m26Gg
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A4OOOs
DOUBLE HOUSE. NEAR n,
NER OF 2ND WEST AND 7Il
SITS. -FOUR ROOMS ON ES1
4 SPLENDID RENTER An
HELP YOU PAY FOR YO1I
WE OWN THIS PLACE. SO {
DEAL DIRECT WITH THE q
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
NEW LIQUOR LAW GIVES
AID. link A HEADACHE
Every Lawyer He consuIts CONSTITUTES
Measure Extraordinarily Apply
To Attorney-General.

Aid. Herman +. link, chairman OF
the council committee on liquor regu-
lation, has about decided that in a
multiplicity of advisers is TO be found
only headache. In taking up the work
OF his committee with regard TO is
suing licenses for the coming year,
he has found that no two eminent at
torneys seem TO agree on the provisions
OF the Warner-Cramton law regarding
the number of licenses which may be
Issued II Is only certain that The
trainers of the law intended 10
diminish the number OF saloons.
In despair as 10 securing agree
ment from counsel OF local law
sharps, link is about ready to write
his perplexities To Acknowledgement
Bird and get an opinion from the lat
ter as TO Just what varieties OF cir
cumstance are required to cut down
the legal number OF saloons in De
troit. Certain IL Ia that two court
-eeRFietions wipe out a saloon and so
also, does a voluntary surrender OF
the business, bat no saloonkeeper has
voluntarily surrendered since the law
was PASSED. and no court has put any
city saloonkeeper out of business
here by convicting twice, so far.
There are many other contingencies
which come in the disputed class, as.
for instance. deaths. transfers. fail
ure Of the present owner to become a
citizen0and such things. But with
these. some say that they cut down
the number OF saloons. and others
say they do not 1t has been known
for years that transfers OF liquor
licenses were illegal. but the council
and county treasurer have always al
lowed them. and link does rot want
to bring up this question now.
Il think our committee will go over
the applications. pick OUT 1888 o:
them, the number there were In BusI-
ness last April. and then hand them
TO ;he council for licenses" says
link. After that. think | viii get
In a taxicab at the city hall door, take
a train to New York and steamer TO
the Fatherland and let them fight 1t
out"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE SOUNDS
VOTERS ON SHORT BALLOT
Believes Lessening Number of Elee-
ton Officials Would Greatly I'm
prove Citv Government

An agitation along new lines OF cleo
ton reform has been started by the
Detroit Municipal league. The. ques-
ton Is brought up as To whether
more progressive and economical city
government could not be had by less.
ening the number o. elective officers.
With this end IN view. the league has
sent out cards Uniting opinions as
to the wisdom OF requesting the mayor
TO appoin; a committee OF five men 20
study the local situation and recon
mend charter amendments.
Such change in methods Of choos-
ing city officials would probably be ac-
Companied by civil service. The
league is also soliciting inquiries as to
the strength OF sentiment for the com.
mission plan OF government I'm De-
troit.
In connection with the movement to
lessen the number OF elective officers.
the league calls attention to- the great
number OF candidates at the last cleo.
ton. 1t was from such an conglorr.
Grafton that-y you were required 10
choose men TO Ngoyern this great city
OF ours" Is the comment.
Clinton Rogers Woodruff, OF Phila-
delphia, secretary Of the Municipal
league and vice-presldent of the Short
Ballot organization. is TO speak here
at the annual meeting OF the Detroit
Municipal League, next month. The
short ballot idea is the limiting OF
elective Offices to the number in which
there is great public interest. so that
the voters may concentrate their at
tention on the men and places they
know about. minor places being ap-
pointive.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

that canal. II would appear that We
are building II for the ships OF other
nations.
he situation which confronts us
bears not only commercial peril but
touches our patriotism. When Presh
dent Roosevelt sent our feet OF six
teen battleships around the world
with the view OF overawing Japan.
the only result was dhe exposure
OF our inherent weakness. II was
found necessary TO charter q foreign
Golfers TO carry the coal. While the
feet was on its pompous course, had
this country become embroiled with
any power whatever and had a single
shot been hred. under the interna-
tional neutral laws these GOLFERS
would perforce have at once sailed
away and left our ships in midocean
as HELPLESS as a toddling babe In
cage of lions. In fact II is doubtful
whether in such an exigency our fleet
could have ever gotten home again.
lis IL any wonder that President
Roosevelt was willing TO truckle 10
the Japanese in the matter OF the
Pacific schools?"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
ANOTHER GIRL IS
ATTACKED BY MAN
Would-Be Assaulter Drags l3-Year-
Old Edith Dimler Into Alley But
Is Frightened Away.

In spite OF the special patrol OF
plain clothes officers, which is drain
ing every beat in the city. in order
to guard against attacks on women. a
particularly fragrant affair OF the soTI
occurred, Tuesday night. when Sdith
Dimler. Is years old. or No sec Rio
pelle-st.. was dragged into an alley
near Maple and Russell-sts.. by 4
would-be assaulter.
The girls screams brought nelp,
but the man escaped. lie had fol.
lowed Miss Dinner from Gratiot ave,
and Hastings-st.. TO the scene OF the
assault. waiting his chance TO attack
Her.
Edith. with Margaret and Grace
McGregor, OF 254 Russeil-st.. and
Bud" Berghoefer. Sixth and Highsts
left the Vaudette theater, No. 2S0
Gratiot-ave., at 1890 o'clock. All
walked together 10 Maple and Rus
sell-sts., where the young man and
the other two girls left Edith. AL
of the way from the theater they had
been followed closely by the man. he
followed Edith as she started out
alone, and as she was passing an al
ley, east OF Russell-st.. suddenly
grabbed her. Before he could place
his hand over her mouth she scream
ed
He dragged her into the alley. but
Mrs Eva Heck and her daughter
rushed from their home to investigate
and the fellow dashed down the al
ley.
Edith. in state of nervous col
lapse, was taken to the home Of Mrs
Heck, who notified the police.
Precinct Detectives Gus" Ban
demer took the girl to her home. and
made an effort TO get some trace OF
the assaulter. but was unsuccessful
The girl describes her assailant as
about 30 years old, about feet lc
inches tall. of medium weight, and
wearing dark coat and black hat.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
FIGHT OVER BRICK COMING.
Disappointed Bidders Sure To Appeal
From Haarer's Award.

1t is expected that there will be a
bitter fight in the meeting OF the
streets committee OF the council next
week over the selections made by
Public Works Commissioner Haarer
of brands of brick to be used in paw
ing work this year. He has chosen
'cnly seven makes this season. as
against nine last year, and has left out
one OF the low bidders, the Detroit
Vitrifed Brick Co.
There were several brands of brick
tied in the bidding at SO cents per
square yard, and Haarer had 20 choose
arbitrarily among these, exercising his
judgment as to the probable wearing
Qualities of the makes. The Detroit
Vitrihed Brick Co.'S Champion block
was offered at 779 cents per square
yard, being one Of the two lowest bids,
but the bidder did not comply with
some OF the conditions as to sub
hitting samples.
Dissatisfied bidders may now appeal
TO the committee on streets to refuse
TO confirm Haarer's contracts. 1t can
he predicted that there will bea fight
to have readvertising. The brands
chosen are as follows: Michigan Brick
Co. 779; Bessemer Limestone Co
(Bessemer), SO; Deckman Duty Brick
Co. (MedaD, 31.2; Deckman Duty
Brick Co. Cd. & d., SO; F. 3. Stevens
Jacksonville, SO; Metropolitan Co.
(Canton), SO; Novelty Brick Co. (Nov-
elty). SO.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
BOSTON COPPER
nosToN COPPER LETrER.

REPORTED Tor The Times by Hayden,
stone & Co. 116-1lS Griswold-st.
Apparently people continue 10 sell
the stocks Of the established prOduc-
ers and buy into the development
propositions and prospects Today Cal
a Ariz has been sGvagely attacked, the
stock being sold down 10 81 on stop
orders. We have felt that for some
time from n mining standpoint. Cal 4
Ariz has sold rather on what IL has
ing we see little attraction 10 stocks
OF the established producers. This is
no excuse, however, for going to the
other extreme. Lake prospects still
continue in the ascendent. Indiana
reaching IS North Lake ~. South Lake
Is. The action OF North Butte suggests
confused and there viii have TO be a
good deal OF readjustment before IL Is
Strengthened out.