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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
STOCK RANCHES.

Buy a fruit or dairy farm! Where
others have succeeded, so will you,
LIZ acres, cultivated, some fruit
for home use. 4 room frame house,
good barn. Owner has to sell. Price
| $1,000 cash.
2-10 acre fruit farm. finest in
the yalley-6 room brick and frame
house. good barn, one horse, one COW,
wagons and implements, several hun
dred bearing fruit trees good water
right shade trees around house.
flowers and shrubbery. One OF our
best buys, Price $4,000.
3-i2 1-2 acres. cultivated, 10 acres
alfalfa. irrigated, 20 shares water,
3 room house, barn Only $2500 $1,000
down, balance easy terms. Sickness
compels us TO sell.
40 acres alfalfa ranch, irrigated
6 room brick house. A No 1 barn and
adjoins property next listed. The
two together would make some in
dustrious parties an independent for
tune in a few years Price $4,000
terms
5,-5l S.i acres. irrigated. 2O5
shares water. new z room brick
house, 6 acres fruit of all kinds Last
year sold s400 worth of grapes be-
sides other fruit Ideal ranch for
dairy. One team of horses. cows.
Implements and wagons included. 2
new horse and COW barns with loft
for hay Price $4,000 half down, bal
ance termS
500 acres, cultivated. hay and
grain ranch In Wyoming. 6 miles
from o. S. l.. r. r. Inquire.
I'll, 900 acres grazing land at
$3.50 per acre II interested. inyesti-
gate
S-160 acres first class land, irri-
gated, 60 cultivated near Malad,
Idaho VIII exchange for city prop
erty or fruit farm III you have some
thing to trade call
300 acres improved land In Ida
ho best dairy ranch in the state.
Two good houses, barns, corrals, In
dependent water right, raises best
kind OF hay One team OF horses.
3 cows. wagons and implements go
with the place WIN exchange for
home or fruit farm close to Ogden
See us about this
You Will have a permanent in
come ii you will invest your money
in a ranch. fruit, dairy or alfalfa
farm. Come in and sec our full
list.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
STORES PREPARE
FOR BIG TRADE
Extnesive improvements Induce
Optimistic Anticipations Of
Heavy Business.

In preparation for what is expect
ed to be the biggest spring aud sum
mer season in the history of the
store. the local firm of w. II. Wright
G Sons Company has recently COM
pleted improvements and renoyations
on the big store that viii not only
greatly improve the general appear
ance OF The store. but will materially
add TO the convenience and comfort
of patrons and will also increase the
selling space of the firm to large
extent.
Starting in on the basement, the
frm has torn out the old stock rooms
formerly located there and after com
pletely changing the general aspect
of the place and providing more light,
has added to the floor space In This
floor alone 10y at least two-thirds
Where formerly nothing but crockcry
and tinwaro was handled on this floor
all tho bedding, carpets. upholstery
and curtains have now been added TO
the basement stock, making an at
t1acdve display that has never been
cqnalled in goods Of this kind in Og-
den. In addition TO this, a large,
we'll lighted room TO the west is used
by a department, the existence OF
which is unknown to probably more
than half the patrons of the store.
This is the mall order department,
employing four people constantly, and
By means Of which the firm sends
foods into Wyoming, Idaho. Colorado
end all parts Of Utah. The business
Gono in This deDartment alone Is n
not inconsidenable factor on the
hooks OF tho concern.
On tho street floor the most no.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
REAL ESTATE DEALS
OF THE PAST WEEK

In real estate circles OF the city
the most significant deal during the
week was that OF John Fl. Hammer
who has an option on the building
and grounds occupied by j. Kcrtz at
S10 Twenty-fifth street. Tho amount
involved is $4,000, and it is a ques.
tlon of only a short time when the
sale will be perfected. Mr.. Hammer
does not anticipate making early im-
provements on The property, as tho
present building is under lease that
VIII not expire for some time.
John McCrcadv is erecting Il fine
residence on Twenty-third street, be-
tween Washington and Adams ave
nues.
]. w. Oyerton Is constructing two
dwelling houses on Thirtieth stree5.
between Pacific and Wall avenues,
that will cost $4,000 each. Tho build
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
BITS OF INFORMATION.

London has 1116 registered clubs,
The worlds largest incubator Is in
Australia. where it is used to hatch
1900 ducks eggs or $4,000 hen 5
eggs at a time.
The Ottoman government has 4
company of fourteen French engln-
GERS surveying railroad which Is TO
connect Sana with Hodeiah, on the
Red Sea,
The largest type burglar proof safe
Is built 20 Withstand the gas cutting
burners" used so effeotually by many
crooks. and revolyes. when 1t is closed
by means OF an electric motor.
Between the whole press OF Copen-
hagen AID all the theatrical managers
curious contest has started because
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
For Sale BY
M. SKEEN co.
FARM LANDS.

Seven and one-half acres of good
land, close in. planted TO fall wheat
yielding three hundred bushels last
year. Price S1.1000O
Twelve and one.half acres of choice
land, close In. soil and water the very
best. two small houses Price 81.
10000
Choice farm of thirty.fve acres
situate on car line in the best loca.
zion, highly improved; horses and
cows, etc. Price reasonable
Twenty-ei2ht acres of good land,
small house. bowling well, good beet
and tomatoe land Price 100000.
Thirty-six acre farm, highly inn
proved, six room brick house cost
S5,000.0O, four acres good orchard,
fine soil, and good water. Price S6.-
5UO.u0.
Eight acres good land. small house
and orchard, Price 81 10000.
Twenty acres of the very best beet
and tomatoe land one mile from sugar
factory. Price moderate.
Twenty acres, well improved very
best OF SOIL good water right. Price
reasonable
hAbhS S'NiN5 III SlNA OOOu
house and barn, fruit, etc, good water
right, Price s5.200.O0.
Ten acres choice land. close in,
very best of soil and water right.
Price $4,000.
Seventy acres OF good farming land.
good water right and close TO car
line and loading station. Price S4.,
10000.
Eight acres close in, 7.room brick
house. good orchard, fino soil and
water. Price $3.500,00.
Three acres close to car line. Six
room house. nice lawn and shubbery.
good barn. plenty of water. Price
50, 500 90
Twenty-eight acres land. small
house and orchard, water right. Price
Sl,S00,00.
Forty acre farm. New six room
house. cost $4,000 90, good water right
thirty acres farming land. balance
pasture. Price S5,OO000
One hundred sixty acres good land
house, fine barn. partly timothy and
clover. highly improved. including
implements, horses, COWS, hogs etc
Price $12000.00.
Wo nuured 1orty acres close to city
which We Will cut up to suit the pur-
chasers. This land is adapted to fruit,
hay, grain, bects and tomatoes. Come
and let us show you over this tract
and If you select a piece we VIII
give you good terms at easy rate of
interest
We have more too numerous to
mention. Call In and let us show
you our list as we can satisfy you,
If you are looking for anything in
the farm line.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
BUSINESS RAD|AT|NG,,
BENCH PROPERTY LEADS
Better Weather Brings Industrial Commercial Activity and With
it Prosperity to Ogden Interests
Business Outlook.

The arrival Of spring and the i'm.
provement of the weather the last
few days Is causing work TO open up
in all departments in Ogden. The
railroads are putting TO work great
many men in making extensive I'M
provements In the yards and the cree.
tion OF the necessary buildings and
shops TO operate their business In
Ogden. The railroad traffic of this
city is increasing by leaps and
ept each day that larger facilities
will be required 10 successfully han
die the business,
The farmers and horticulturists are
busy getting ready for a record year
IN their departments. as the usual
amount OF snow in the mountain as
sures banner year 10 the farmer
and the fruit grower.
The building outlook for Ogden Is
the brightest 1t has ever been There
are more expensive dwellings in
course of construction or plans are
being drawn for this year than for
any like period In the history of the
city. The residences Of Ogden. from
this time on, will be OF a much bet
ter class.
Within the last few weeks, two and
three thousand dollars has been paid
for building site for homes to be
erected, by several of Ogden's lead.
ing citizens. The bench is becoming
more popular all the while as a place
for elegant homes and property in
that vicinity is increasing very rapid
ly In value. Much of it has doubled
In value in the last twelve months
and will continue to increase In value
during the next few years
Several large deals have been con-
sumated during the last ten days. One
OF the largest that has been made
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06

for several years was closed by j. ].
Brummitt the last few days. In which
he acquired something over hun
dred acres. on tho bench. which in
cludes some OF the most desirable
residence property In the city. being
located on 23rd. oath. Capitol Avenue.
25th and 26th streets
Mr. Brummit has been acquiring
extensive holdings on the bench for
the last few years and this last
purchase makes him the largest in
divldual real estate owner in the
city He is very optimistic about
the future of Ogden and thinks that
anyone who purchases property in
Ogden at the present time will make
very handsome profit on the invest
ment Much oil the property on the
bench has increased from fifty TO one
hundred per cent per annum during
the last three years and he predicts it
will continue to increase in value the
next few years TO come.
II is becoming generally known
that money invested In Ogden is
moro safe and Will produce a better
return on the investment than money
Invested In almost any other line or
location aud many people who have
invested heretofore in rubber stock
or banana plantations are realizing
that they have lost the money so
invested comparatively, while others
have been buying Ogden real estate
and have grown rich
Mr., Brummlt expects to erect fifty
homes this year and at present has
ten or fifteen under course of con.
struction in various parts of the city
He says there never was so great
a demand for real estate In Ogden as
at present aud he predicts this Will
be a banner year for the real estate
business.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
BUNGALOWS.

am just beginning the erection Of
three bungalows near the Sacred
Heart Academy These bungalows
will be as modern and up-todate as
any residence in the city and they
will have five large spacious rooms,
finished in natural wood. fine i'm
ported paper. massive electric light
fixtures, porcelain bath. stationary
wasb-stand. toilet. hot and cold water
connection throughout largo cellars.
large Dorches in front with screen
porch in the rear.
These homes compare favorably
with other homes in the vicinity that
sell from five 10 eight thousand dol
lars. Our price on these brand new
bungalows Is three thousand dollars
on the installment plan il desired
with low rate of interest
If YOU desire homo In one of the
best locations in the city that is mod
crn in every respect at half it's value.
you should see these new bungalows
as we expect TO sell the entire three
before they are completed
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06

tions In 1884 ESQ OF the guards were
sent TO vote as householdcrs against
Fox in the Westminster election. Up
OH that occasion tho device failed but
IL succeeded in an Irish election. The
patron Of large Irish borough. find
ing that there was some uncertainty
as TO the return OF his nominee.
marched in regiment OF soldiers
from their quarters at Doughrea and
had them all elected freemen- Their
vote put the victory OF his candidate
beyond doubt
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
Garrison,
Foster &
Garrison
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND IN.
SURANCE.
2411 WASHINGTON.
Some Lot BARGAINS.

Some Lot Bargains.
lots on 25th street. side ak and
curbing taxes paid. $3.50.
lots on Harrison, near 25th street,
sidewalk paid. $3.50.
SS feet on 2Srd. sewer paid. $1,25o.
so feet, Endion Ave, near ~ th
street, $3.50.
50 feet on South Washington, S4oo.
Is city lots. blocks from car line,
south front with alley in rear. viii
make fine place for chickens $3.50.
II lots on Oak street. per lot. SIS.
17S feet frontage on 22nd street.
sidewalk paid $3.50.
These are only few OF our many
bargains In vacant property.
For Lease.
51A acres X mile from city limits.
Good dwelling and chicken house.
$3.50 per year payable in advance,
Stallmcnt Houses.
We have several places that can
be had on small payment down, bal
ance payable.
For Rent.
room house. close in, :. $3.50.
room house, furnished. go. $4,000.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
CAPITOL BLOCK.

l have few lots in Capitol Block
left 5Ox137 feet TO an 19-foot alley,
These lots have phenominal sale,
have only been on the market a short
time. the most of them are sold.
Until April LIST 1910. / will sell them
at $500 per lot on easy terms: after
that date these lots will sell at 5000
per lot They are located near the
Sacred Heart Academy, and are the
most desirable residence lots In the
city for the price. If you desire
something elegant, you should see me
at once for l expect to close them
all out in the next few days any
KIND OF terms. low rate of interest
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
AN IDEAL HOME.

Located four blocks south of the
Union depot. a brand new fiyc-room
house. with large spacious rooms, I'm.
ished In natural wood, fine imported
paper. massive electric light fixtures,
fine porcelain bath, stationary wash
stand. toilet. hot and cold water con.
nections, modern and up to date in
every detail, large lot to alley Lo
Gated near school and street car line
In good nelghborhood This is the
greatest snap in real estate offered In
Ogden recently. Only 1890, on easy
terms, low rate of interegt.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
A HOME FOR YOU.

A brand new four-room house, with
large pantry. closets, porcheS. electric
lights papered in elegant style new,
neat and up~to-date with deep lot
running back to alley. located near
school and street car line. four blocks
south OF Union depot; S1.4o0. on easy
terms, low rate of interest. This is
something elegant and very cheap.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
MUST BE sOED.

A GOOD seven-room brick house,
pantry, closet and two porches, all
newly painted and prepared. with two
lots running back to an alley. Located
about half block from Washington
Avenue. in desirable part of the
city. only I.400 on the instailment
plan, This Is eco OF the greatest
bargains that I seve mad listed with
me for many years.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06

,ings will be ready for occupancy 10
ninety days.
On Gramercy avenue. between
Twenty.fifth and Twenty-sixth streets.
Myron p. Cooley is building Il $1,000
residence 1t will be completed In 80
days.
John S. Houtz has plans drawn for
a residence in tho Eccles addition,
between Twenty-lifth and Twenty
sixth streets and Jackson and Van
Burcn avenues, that will cost $4,000
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
CITY PROPERTY

One six room brick house on Monroe
Avenue. This house is new and up
to date. snap at $1.20000 Terms.
Six room house two blocks from
Washington Avenue Large lot. s2.,
10000.
Small brick house close in. best
location in the city. Large lot. Price
100000.
One four room house. four blocks
from depot. on street car line. Price
$l.200.00
Four room modern house on Mon
roe Avenue. This house is new and
up to date. A good buy at So, 10000.
Terms
We have fifty lots in a desirable
location which we can sell very
cheap, Now is the time to buy a lot
for home as property Is going TO
advance in price.
M. SKEEN co.
800 EccLEs BUILDING.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
j. j. BRUMMITT
HOME ON 25TH STREET.
Phone III. 2a74 washlngron Ave.

One of the best residence on
Twenty-nfth street-a modern eight
room house. hot and cold water con-
nectlons throughout, stationary M
lures of all kinds, elegant and mas
siye electric light fixtures. plenty of
basement cellar and attic room; lot
65x132 feet TO alley. an abundance
OF shade, fruit and ornamental trees,
beautiful lawn and shrubbery, cement
sidewalk laid through the grounds.
This property is in good condition,
having been we'll cared for. IL is
offered at the rldiculously low price
of Four Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars on terms to suit II you want
something elegant for half its value,
on one OF the best streets In the city,
you should let me show you through
this property.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
BRUMMITT's ADDITION.

l still have some choice lots IN
Brummitts Addition. which 1 am Of
fering very cheap at One Dollar down
aud One Dollar per week until paid
for at low rate of interest This is
an excellent opportunity TO get YOU a
lot close In; very cheap and on excel.
lent terms
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
When Money Was No Object.

Ashley-Comc on into the nickleo-
deon with me.
Seymour-Say. you must be flush.
Ashlay-I am. ] put $3.50 in the
savings bank a year ago, and I've just
drawn my interest.-ChicaSo News.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS ACTIVITY
HOMES AND COTTAGES.

1.-Beautiful modern home. Z
rooms, bath. toilet. electric lights,
everything new. Lot 47x169. Only
$4,000.
New modern brick story z
room residence on Monroe. lot 40Y
100. blocks TO car. $3.50 easy
terms.
3.-6 room stone house. 1-2 block
TO car, good barn. lot 45x132. On
Madison. S2500 terms.
4.-Two 6 room frame houses on
Wash Ave. close in. Lot 50x150 II
taken at once, the two S34C0. A snap
5.-6 room frame house, lot 33X150
on Wash. Ave. close in. Bath. toilet,
electric lights. sewer. water. $3.50.
Another snap!
6-4 room frame house. on 22nd
St car line. close in. Lot 50Xl50
$1S00-Sl000 down, balance terms.
7-5 room frame house. barn. IL
blk 10 car line on Pingree Ave. Lot
50x150. $1,000 Terms
SIS room frame house, barn. Pin
gree Ave. 1-2 blk. TO car. $500
1000 down balance terms,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
LOT ON BENCH.

One Of the most elega9t lots on tho
bench. located on a principal etrest.
near several good residences. Let
5ONl3O to an alley This is a great
snap at 500 on any kind OF terms at
low rate Of interest. This Is some
thing elegant, nice and slightly and
very cheap.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
CHEAP LOTS.

An elegant lot on Both street, near
Wall evenue. lays nice and slightly.
This lot is very cheap at $500, any
kind of terms.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
FOR RENT.

1.-6 room house. unfurnished, barn
fruit and shade trees in yard, IL
blk, to 25th st car. $1,000.
2.-3 room house, unfurnished, on
2Sth st. $40.
"a room house, furnished, on
Jefferson, $50.
A. room house Furnished, Jcl'
ferson and 25th $40.
Utah, Fruit, Alfalfa. and Dairy Farms
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06
CHAUNCEY
PARRY
LOANS AND INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE.
A GENUINE SNAP.


For sale d 4-roomed brick.
and frame residence in good
condition with nearly one acre
of land, having 232 it. front on
street, located about 200 feet
from Washington Avenue, not
far out, only 100000.
This is something you cannot
afford to pass up.
LOT CLOSE IN.
For sale lot 53-2l4 #. about
3 1-2 blocks from business sec
ton in railroad district, near
school, $4,000.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-06

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
sEyENTY-sEyEN APPLY
FOR LAWYERS LfCE14

Especial to The Richmond Virgtnt41
RALEIGH, n. c.. Aug. 80. The
preme Court began its fall se1
yesterday morning. The whol9
was taken up with the examtyN
of the applicants for license to
tice law There were seventy-N
applicants, three of whom wer4
groes. which is the second IT,
number In the history, the largee8
ing 81. which was some ten N
ago. One Of the applicants bNNg
sick soon after entering tho
room and had to retire. He hA4
I'll for several days. and tried "a a.
up until the examination was
but his strength failed him. OwM
the fact that some criticism had@
made, or rather rumors circu3
about previous examinations, ~.
days was conducted under the 10
est OF rules. The announceneA&
the successful men VIII be n7adN
latter part of the week. The court
up the appeals from the First dt1
this morning. This viii be Jp
James Mapning's last term on
bench, an he was defeated for mS
nation at the convention. judge
ming Is an appointee of Cow
Kitchin, and has made good. but
tain influences caused his defeAxx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
HART WINS SHOOT
At ASHLAND CLUB
j. H. Stribling, Of Richmond, fin
isles Third With a Good
Score.

Especial to The Richmond VirginianD
ASHLAND. VA. Aug. ao-M. d.
Hart won the weekly shoot of the
Ashland .22-calihre rifle club Satur-
day afternoon. Mayor c. w. Crew
was second and j. RI. Stribbling, of
Richmond. third.
considerable wind blowing at the
commencement of the match soon
and afterwards. when it had died
down the habit of missing bulls eyes
seemed 10 be set, and no record cards
were made.
Mr. Hill. of the insurance depart
ment, and Mr.. Grady, of Richmond,
paid their first visit to the club. and
made nice scores, considering the dis
advantages under which they shot.
Preparations for Labor Day shoot
haM been completed and big time
is expected. All fond of shooting az
calibre rifles are cordially invited to
attend this shoot.
The score:
Position. off hand; distance, rs feet;
target, L, NJ, c. No. 4, German ring;
possible 1880 points; bulls. so.
Hart, 224. ESQ, 236, 2Ss, 25s-1.Is4.
Crew, 223, All. 223. 222f 222-l,1 o7
stribbhng, 20. 22S. 21s. 21s, as
I,1o5.
Dempsey. $50. 22s. ait, 2o4. 222-
1897.
Saunders. 2l6. eos. ga. All. 22o---
1905.
Or. Day. 100. 2o7, all. AZ. zoe
9s9.
NJ. Hill, 200. 1879. 1s2. 2o5. 1895
so2
Grady. 14s. ISL, 1872. 1ss. 1854.
Bulls eyes--Hart. Al: Dempsey, 80:
Saunders, 80: Crew, al: Stribbling,
81; DIR, Day, 20; .. Byod, 10; Hill, Is:
GRADY, II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30

Tuesdays Schedule.
Richmond at Norfolk
Roanoke at Danviile.
Petersburg at Lynchburg

NORFOLK, VA. August 3O.-Re-
Velle Was easy picking for the Tars
yesterday and they found him for
eleven hits. Their SIX runs were more
tnan enough To give them the first
game of the series.
Walsh WAS on the mound for the
Crew and held the visitors to four
scattered hits. The two runs scored
by the Colts were the result of errors
and should not have counted
IL was see-saw game in the early
innings with first one side then an
other in the lead Each club scored
run in the fifth and the Tars took
the lead in the sixth. Then the Colts
tied the game up in the eighth. The
Tars, however. came across with four
runs in the eighth and this finished the
visitors
Hevefle pulled himself out of some
time holes In the early innings by
clever pitching His delivery. how
ever was easily solved by the Crew.
while Walsh was in great form. The
score.