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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
PROFITS OF ROAD
ARE CUT DOWN

Chicago, Oct 24.-Total operating
revenues of the Chicago. Rock Island
& Pacific railway, in the fiscal year
ended June 80, as shown In the re-
port just made public, were S66,l20,-
900, an increase of $5,0}5000 over the
amount in the preceding year. The
operating expenses increased $5,555,-
600, however, reaching a total OF $iS,
0G9,0I0, decrease of $4,000. Taxes
and other charges increased so as TO
leave only S15.497 900 total income, q
decrease of $1,l1i,000.
After the payment Of interest and
rentals the balance available for diyi-
dends was Si.7i7,000, a decrease of
81 ilS,000. The amount figures 6.3
per cent on the $75,O0000J OF stock.
The company paid dividends of five
per cent and carried sl,004 SOC to sur
plus account for the year.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
HOW TO KEEP YOUR
CLOTHES LIKE NEW

IE5f Y5sz7 AIDES or gentlemen's gar
lH tF1fsA ments can be kept in beau.
III ES tiful condition until worn
- out-by taking frequent ad-
vantage OF our dry cleaning and
pressing service.
Our dry cleaning process removc,
the soil and stains from your cloth
ing, fresheus UP the fabric, brighteH,
the colors and raises the nap like
new. 1t does not affect tho life o.
color of even the most dainty or dell.
cato garments.
Every garment or article 10 handled
10 each part of the process by skill
ful, careful, workers. We use tho gen
uine French Dry Cleaning process of
cieanlng by spirits and solvents, and
etc
Tca should send your garments TO
vice. 10 article of men or women5
wear IS too dainty for US TO dry
clean and finish satlsfnctorily-an1
our charges ere not high.
Our pressing service takes out tns
wrinkles, creases and other marks OF
wear. 1t gives the garments new
Ike shape and flt. II removes all Tue
bagelness in the knees and elbows
have thoroughly up'to-date equip
ment-
OGDEN STEAM LAUNDRY co.
LAUNOEReRs AND FRENCH GAY
CLEANERS.
Phonea 17a. 437 25th 81
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
DRINKING PLACES IN
MEMPHIS ARE CLOSED

Memphis, Tenn. ovt 24.-For the
first time in a generation, the drink
ing places Of Memphis to the number
Of 700, remained closed all day sun
day in obedience to a temporary in
junction issued by Federal Judge
John e. Mccall, at the instigation of
the new Law and order League The
league was urged TO its action by non
resident property owners. who alleged
that the drinking places, operated In
violation OF the statewide prohibition
law, deprecated the value OF adjacent
property and thus constituted a viola
ton of the fourteenth amendment to
the federal constitution.
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figured In the counts Of the indict-
ment is $1.362 ,00J The insufilciently
secured notes aggregate $6IO,V0O.
Arthur p. Ielnae OF New York failed
today To get any relief from the su-
preme court from the sentence Impos-
ed on him by the New York Federal
courts on charge OF impeding the In
vestigation OF the federal grand jury
into the banking business of his
brother
The particular charge brought up
against Heinze was that he induced
prospective witness before the grand
jury to so to Canada beyond the jur-
isdiction OF the court
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
| N P R @ Y | n G
THE CITY
STREETS

Chairman Baker OF the street com
mittee OF the city council and street
Supervisor Jones states that the work
they have been doing In the northern
part of the city, near Twentieth and
Twenty-flrst streets, along Adams ay-
enue. Is nearly completed. Much grad.
ing and rolling have been done during
the past few weeks, placing the roads
In excellent shape for the winter.
Chairman Baker states that he is
now In favor of chanelng the plan for
the work authorized on Harrison av.
cnue. between Twenty-fourth and
Nineteenth streets, and that In all like
lihood he will endeavor to get the
council this evening TO adopt his plan.
Mr.. Baker thinks Harrison avenue.
between the streets above designated.
should he parked and made into
fine boulevard making the roadway
on the east side OF TIC avenue lit ior
automobile travel with the other side
OF the street for the use of other
vehicles each side to be separated by
parking the center of the avenue. IL
is contended that if this Is done 1t
Will not only place the avenue In prop
or condition for travel. but that 1T VIII
add an attractive feature TO the park
Ing system OF the city streets.
A report will be submitted TO the
city council tonight, that Thirty.sec-
ond street, between Washington and
Grant avenues, has been opened. The
street is an attractive one in its pres
ent condition. much credit being due
those who have had to do with the
opening of the highway and those
who have spent money in the erection
of residences there. The street has
been well graded and rolled. perfect
sewer system has ben constructed
spacious sidewalks have been built
and the electric light system has been
connected with the homes
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
BATTLING MEL son
HAS COME BACK
(By Malachy Hogan)

Battling Nelson apparently has
"come back" and from now on he
viii have plenty of opportunity TO
show his real worth. The way he went
after Dale at Kansas City the other
night made few of the skeptics sit
up and take notice. In fact. the show
ing OF the once durable Dane was
nothing short of a surprise. The only
thing to be regretted is the fact that
Dale broke his arm in the second
round, which caused the ending OF the
affair in the next session
This handicap, no doubt, made Mel
son look faster and better than he
really was. He was battling man
practically helpless and, in addition.
Dale at his best is not what can be
considered a fit opponent 1t showed,
however. that somewhere the Battler
carries his old knockout wallop. He
didn't succeed in putting the sleeping
lotion over Dale during that short
period. bur as far as the thing pro
crossed when the seconds tossed up
the sponge, it appeared that Dale
would eventually have taken the
count
With Dale out of the way in a deci-
slye fashion, we now may look 10 see
Nelson pursue his course In a most
Industrious manner 1t Is strange he
has kept quiet so long after the fight.
but unless an awful upset occurs he
will he on the job. like the diligent
press agent, at an early hour. So far
he has never failed to disappoint and
al last reports he hadn't changed so
much that he would forget his old
habits
OF course, his one aim is to launcn
proceedings with Wolgast his con-
ouerer, and land a match with him
in this he viii be successful If he
waits long enough Meanwhile, he
may keep himself busy coping off
the coin with second-raters and there
Is good reason to believe he will do
the trick up IN fitting manner Al
ready he has clinched date With
lone Round" Hogan no relatiye) for
a battle in Frisco oct, 27.
If nd Wolgast. king of the light
weights. ever gives in TO Abe Attell
for n bout OF ten rounds or less. his
tory is going to repeat for in such At
encounter the Hebrew would be likely
TO give the Michigan wildcat all the
punishment that he could take.
Attell already has one accredited
victory over Wolgast In a siX-rounC
Do-decision 80 before the latter over
thought of capturing the crown from
Battling Nelson. And Wolgast doesp'
have to look at his record to remcm
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
JEWELLERS OPPOSED TO SYN
THETIC RuBIES AND SAPPHlRGS

New York. Oct 24-Wholesale jew.
elers are organizing a campaign
against the sale of synthetic ruO.e9
and Sapphires under names that arc
said to be deceptive. 1t is proposed.
for instance. that the law shall re-
quire artificial rubies 20 be called
rabInet and artificial sapphires SEP
phirite.
The plan of having distinctive
names for the natural and the art,
fetal product was indorscd at an IN
ternational jewellers convention held
recently in Berlin.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
A CHECKER EX.
PERT.

New York, Oct. 2i.-ChrIsty Math.
ewson, crack pitcher for the New
York Nationals. is named as one OF
the founders and probable nominee 3
Tor president of a new checker club.
which New Workers are organizing in
attempt TO bring two notable interna.
tional contests to this city. The or.
ganization is 10 be known as THE
New York Checker Club" and includ-
es in It's preliminarr roster about
eight prominent checker experts
Mathewson is regarded as one of the
cleyerest players in the east
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
LIBEL SUIT STARTED
AGAINST AN 6

Philadelphia oct 2l-John X. en-
or, Republican candidate for governor
of Pennsylvania, today swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of f. A. Van
Valkenberg. editor and president Of
the North American company of this
city, charging him with criminal libel.
he wannat was not served, but coun-
sci Tor Mr Tener sent a letter to Mr..
NanValkenberg informing him of the
action taken and notifying him that a
hearing in the case would he held on
Friday.
The warrant is based on an attack
begun by the North American, on
October 18th, against Mr.. Tener's bus
ness integrity, The charges have
been reiterated daily.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
ENTIRE FAMILY
HAS TYPHOID
G @ @ 9 C @ O G @ 6 @ G @ G @ {

F A. Murray is seriously i'll OF
typhoid at the ogden General hos
pital A short time ago one of his
children died and now four of the
little ones are afflicted and the faith
er Is In the hospital.
Mrs. Murray mother of the sick
man. Is here from Butte, having been
summoned because of her sons pre-.
cariouS condition.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
Cures Coughs
After Ordinary Preparations
FaiI-Wonderful New Mix
ture Made at Homo.

An investigation chemist of ma
tional reputation just recently dis
covered In a compound known 10
tho medical world as essence men.
tho-laXcne. a most wonderful YlT-
tue an q curative. laxative cough
syrup. and tho best part OF IL is It
. can bo made at home about s times
cheaper than one can buy labeled
cough syrup1. II Immediately re-
llcycs the Severcst cases OF asthma,
bronchitis. coughs and chronic
colds on the lungs. and 1t effects
q cure. too. because II has q l1Xn-
tive action when s or 10 doses arc
taken daily. In very short order
II will loosen the tiGhtest cough
and ono can feel IL "tnkinG hold"
In It's curative action. Obtain OF
tho druggist. or have him order
from wholesale firm IL ounces es-
scuco mcntho-lnNcnc. Empty II in
! 10 pint bottle. Make a syrup
with n pint of sugar and a half
pint OF boiling water. stir and let
cool Then dll up the bottle with
Syrup, shake we'll and take a
, tcaspoonlul 10 10 times daily or
as needed. Give children less ac-
cording to age. II is very pleas
mt 10 take.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
New York Money.

New York. Oct 2l.-Money on call
steady 3@1-2 per cent; ruling rate
} IL per cent; closing bid IA per
cent; offered at Ii per cent Time
loans slightly easier and very dull;
for six days 4 1-f@l.2 per cent: for
ninety days 4 3-465 per cent, for six
months 5-S@4 "a per cent.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24

ber that decision. either. That is the
reason the Michigan boy is ignoring
all challenges from Atlell for short
route affair. for, although an adverse
decision in such a bout would moi take
his lightweight laurels from him. 1t
would be a blow TO his pride ana pres
tige.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-24
ommercial bills 82M1.2
etal kiarket

New York, Oct 24.-Standard cop.
per quiet; spot and Dec. Sl2.126O.
Lead. steady, S4.d0@4.d5, New York.
Bar silver sc 3-S cents.
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ATTENTION, OWLS,
EAGLES, REDMEN

All members OF f. O. Eagles are re-
'quested to meet at Eagles Hall Tues
day at 2 90 p. m, to attend the funeral
OF our late Brother w D. BlosseT,
All members of Degree Team are en-
pected to be present in uniform.
BY order Of l. Browning, w. P,
e. II. Geiger, Secy
All members Of the Owls are re-
Quested to meet at Eagle Hall Tuesday
at p, m, to attend the funeral of
cur late Brother w D Blosser.
BY order of Thomas Llslue, presi-
dent; Jos. Oliver, Secy.
All members OF the Rejmen are re
quested 10 meet at Eagle Hall Tues
day at 2 p. m., TO attend the funeral
OF our late chief. w y Blosscr
BY order of Il. r, Geiger, c, of r.,
JOS. Macbeth Sac
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New York Or -Closo

Prime mercantile paper l-2 to 6
per cent. Sterling exchange strong.
then easier, with actual business in
bankers bills at S4S2 50m m4S2.75 for
siXty-day bills and at $4.S6S0 for de.
mand.
Commercial bills $582m1-2
Bar Silver Sc 3.S cents Mexicaa
collars As cents. Government bonds
steady railroad bonds steady.
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G Q Q G @ G 0 Q @ O G G Q Q
HIGH TIDES ON
THE ALASKA COAST

, Seattle, Wash, Oct. 2i.-Ob-
, scrvaUons of tides made by
; the United States survey ship
> Macarthur in Turnagain and
; Knlk arms. Cook inlet. Alaska,
> show the first scientific data
OF what are probably the sec
, ond highest tides in the world
, Captain Henry l.. Beck OF the
, Macarthur, which returned from
) the north yesterday, noted tides
> OF thirty feet variation, and
; a tidal current of eight knots
; The only tides which are
: known 10 exceed this record
are In the Bay Of Fundy.
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QUINCY, ILLINOIS, HAS
A SAIL INCREASE

Washington, Oct 2i.-Quincy, Ills.
has a population OF 36.5S7, as enumer
ated in the thirteenth census. This
Is an increase OF 335, or 3 per cent
over 36,252 in 1900.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WIN buy neat Ar I'm mod !. p. b., facing
east on st. Well built and nearly new,
Souo down and bal. s15 month, includ-
$2s50
dhls place must be sold as the owner
needs some cash at once That's why
the price Is 30 low. It's 5-r. mod l.
ment basement. $3.50 cash and bal. like
rent.
"a mats ats sure cheap for nearly new
ing south on 4th ave. Can finish OF 3
more more rooms upstairs. Lot is 4ss IT.
ana aTS1t wei, HSnHe SnH Is in excellent condition
LOOK AT THESE BUNGALOWS.
:, Just finished three OF the handsomest
iittie bungalows In the city, facing south
me ment easements. hardwood floors. piped
for furnaces. They are we'll built, con-
S,s,1. Sxeniently arranged and about the best
ACH-S4500-EACH.
Last week we advertised two new and
9th e and 9th South. Sold one Of them
and the other will go this week. Glad
to show you-and will make the price
and terms right.
This is new and mod. 12-room double
terrace. The owner is in California and
wants us TO sell 1t quick, Guess this
rents for $50, $3.50 down and $50 a
month, Now. don't delay because some
one will get ahead Of y9n,
That's good description of this home,
as lts one OF the neatest In the city; SIX
elegant rooms and den" Much OF
the paper cost IS a roll; that gives you
close in on 7th a East. It's R new. and If
you want an ideal home at very rea-
sonable price; let us show you this
IF YOU Do AND Want A GOOD
IS WoRTI LooK1NG AT. ia ACRES
n Alb TIE LANP IEnS Is VERY WRTEk R4GH
Only ~ xERY DRY s ElsRs sGAsoNs AlEP ANB
THEN THERE IS MUCH MORE THAN
Gan wA POSSIBLY L1I, BE mSER dn2;r, HERE'S RES
YEAR: 30 acres in potatoes will average
800 bushels to the acre; 70 acres in tirno-
thy and alfalfa that will average five ton
acre; 80 acres in oats that will
rIynI Yield 80 bushels 70 acre IT Will RosIs
MINUTES AND ADD UP WHAT THIS
GoUNT OF SICKNESS THIS PLACE IS
There's 9 head work horses and all kinds
farm machinery can be had at bargain
II you want 1t, but this is at the option
CASH PAYMENT. AND THEN THE
PLACE WILL MEET ALL OTHER
PAYMENTS. KEEP UP ALL EX-
PENSES AND LEAVE a GOOD MANY
HUNDRED DOLLARS AT THE END
OF EACH SEASON,
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS.
II you want some choice acreage very
close In, investigate. There's 40 shares
water to 20 acres ground and the owner
refused $1,000 for 20 shares. AL
most In the city limits, southeast. This
place must be sold within the next few
days and price has been reduced from
s400 an acre to $3l5. Very reasonable
terms
BIRRELL-SHIPP REALTY CO..
Ground Floor Newhouse Building.
3333-Either Phone-3333. h2510
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4-RooM BRICK HOUSE, CITY WATER
37lx1il FIT; $3.50 CASH DOWN. 1880
DOUBLE Broom BRICK HOUSE
CLOSE IN; WALKING DISTANCE
$500
5-ROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE AND
DOUBLE BROOM BRICK; CLOSE IN
ALL ON EASY TERMS. $500.
GROOM MODERN BRICK; GAS, FUR
MACE; a FINE HOUSE; NORTHEAST
BENCH. S4700.
4-RooM MODERN BRICK; CLOSE IN
S240O
II ACRES ALL IMPROVED. AND
GOOD HOUSE; MILE FROM CEN
TEREfLLE, $4,000.
5OX1E1 FEET on MAIN STREET. s14oo.
5Oxl60 FEET ON STATE. NEAR 10TH
SOUTH 5000
lO9x1io FEET ON CORNER. SOUTH 4rH
OAKLEY IS NOW GROWING FAST
AND THERE WILL BE BUILT THIS
YEAR MORE HOUSES THAN IN PAST
FIVE YEARS ALTOGETHER; GO SEX
IT.
PARAMOUNT SPRINGS IS THE
PRETT1EST SUBDIVISION IN THE
CITY. CEMENT WALKS, WATER, TWO
CAR LINES, SCHOOLHOUSE. YOU
WILL REGRET IT If YOU OVERLOOK
IT,
LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF CITY. EASY
TERMS.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO..
65 West Third South ST.
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DO 1T NOW
WHILE YOU HAVE A LIST OF BAR
GAINS LIKE THESE.

@>~-~~ -~A@@N~-'
s22oo-A sroom house and lot 54x14s
feet with alley on side and back;
this Is great bargain.
Szon0-A 5-room modern preGsed brick
cottage, cement walks, cement
basement; lot 35x125 feet to al
ley. This can be bought on terms
. and is a bargain.
SS25O-A 7-room house which can be
made modern with very little ad-
diIlonal expense. as plumbing is
all roughed in: large lot, 6OS15O
feet. 10 alley; barn and fruit trees.
This is fine buy; investigate.
S5ooo-A new broom modern pressed
prick house In southeast; 20 cement Tnent
and back porch; lot 50S157 feet TO
alley, Terms $500 cash. balance
S25 per month.
SSi0o-A beautiful new red pressed brick
mouse, built with a large brick
mission fireplace large bathroom
stairway set to finish three rooms
saooo upstairs; large lot; good terms.
SaooO-An S-roon modern brick house,
close In; lot 2lxl0 rods. this place
can be bought on terms and Is
close enough In to rent rooms
sf20o-An An, S-room modern brick house house
with furnace. barn. cement base
inent and walks. trees and shrub
berry this Is an ideal place for a
home: to have chickens. ETC.; lot
e2axl3S feet TO alley; see us for
terms on this.
S5ooo-Aree you looking for a fine home
with a beautiful view of the city
from the north bench2 II SO, here
1t Is. An S-room modern cottage
with furnace. mantel, polished
floors, everything complete; this
~ is fine buy. can be had on terms,
S60o0-Hcre Is beautiful S-room mod
ern house In paved street district.
which must be sold at once, as the
owner Is leaving the city. 1t has
furnace, hardwood floors, three
hreplaces, full basement; reduc-
ton for cash II taken at once. See
us Monday morning on this, as IL
must go at once.
SSoO0-A Groom. 2-story modern brick
house. 3 blocks from business dis
trlct; hardwood floors. furnace,
hardwood finish throughout; lot
lot 3lx10 rods. This Is a great bar
gain.
II you are figuring on lot to build you
a homo we are the people to see, as We
nave the greatest assortment of lots In
all parts OF the city. we are also the
greatest builders In the city. II you have
an idea OF how you want house, call on
US and talk the matter over, select your
lot and let us build for you.
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS,
81 w. End South Street.
Both Phones 244.
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SOME SNAPS.

SOME SNAPS.
s165o-5-rn. mod. brk. southeast: small
payment down. bal easy terms.
s275o-5-rm. mod. hrk.; lot 40X12S; small
payment down, bal. terms; south
east,
s3Oo0-5-rm bungalow. mantel. fireplace.
basement; art glass; small pay
ment down, bal terms.
s35O0-New 5-rm mod. brk, cottage: 18th
Il. and Bird So; large lot; part
cash, bal. terms.
S3d00-5-rm. mod. brk., East Sth So:
small cash payment. bal. terms.
s3650-New 5-rm. mod. brk, cottage; I
blocks from monument cor: terms
S4700-5-rm. brlS, bungalow, large lot;
1lth East near 9Th So, terms,
s6500-S-rm str. mod pr. brk. residence; !;
near paved street close in, large
lot: stationary laundry: fun base
ment: furnace. part cash. bal,
terms.
VACANT
S125O-37kXs2h IT,. West Temple and 1st
North
sl5OO-62Bxl36 IT, State ST and 10th So.
Sl000-50Xl50 IT,, Princeton ave.
s200O-On 18th East; building lot.
s20Oo-On 9th East. 56Nl65 TT: close in.
Sl550-On eth East; ilX165 IT.: close in.
Modern homes and vacant ground In
all parts OF the city.
II. n. STANDISH.
Phone 2652 Bell. 81 Eagle Blk.
h2SS4
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FORTUNE IS KNOCKING AT YOUR
FOR CAREFUL INVESTMENTS IN
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE NOW.
q. $500 per foot. for corner of State and
eth e south streets: this Is the best buy in
shea she CITY today. and the price might be
can furnish you plenty of money TO build
on THIS. and agree TO rent the building.
stais S9as OF oan the g corners Of 9Th South and
one at 9Th South which Is for sale. One
year from now this piece will sell for
soog per foot. Here is a Golden Oppor-
'onity to get Corner on a Corner.
800 per foot: State street frontage
between 9Th and 7th South, fac
ing west.
l2o per foot; State street. between
9Th and 9th South.
slz'ooo-s25 by 165 feet. with large brick
building and part of the ground
renting for 500 per month. or
Will lease 20x9s feet with right
of way.
s3,1o0-82sx120 feet; nice corner. 4th
South on each bench
''ooo-e- strictly modern. r. P B.,
East First South This is an
elegant home.
A'oVo-EStra well built 7-room modern,
X 2. B. residence, lot 50x125
feet 10 alley. on east bench.
Don't overlook this.
l,ooo-s-room frame. adobe lined, with
another pretty good building;
5axl25 feet TO alley; near Lib
erty park; good terms.
1,ooo-27lxs21 feet on sth avenue, be-
tween 3 and streets
we have a large listing Of farm lands
and acreage.
IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN, SEE US.
IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN, SEE US.
DANLEY G. JOHNSON.
80 West 3rd South.
Both Phones 442s.
h243
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IRGAINS IN HOMES ON EASY
TERMS

IRGAINS IN HOMES ON EASY
TERMS.
Z b., modern very close in: $4,000
cash; rent will pay balance
(: frame, w. sth So; $3.50 $50 cash.
tl5 per month,
b.. on corner lot. 56lx125; on eth
near 10th So; $500.
m bungalow. n. e.; $500.
m. p. b., two-story; S4500: $500
bal. easy; snap.
\ o.. SO. lst West: lot 50x147; s2l0O,
easy terms.
z. mod. ith East near 3rd South:
! can make good terms
M, p. b.. East 2nd So. $1,000.
oice lot on South Main: $3.50.
re pair lots, Ouray and Sth w. s4T5,
zee lots in Alhambra Place addition.
parsain, on easy terms.
20 acres, Ar. b. house: third
70 orchard. good water; s. e., s750
acres choice land in Granger. with
l5lI houses al $500 per acre.
A6AN my CO.. 273 So West Tenn
riIoHes ga h2+21
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19

Near 9Th South and 4th East. a double
brick house, each side renting at SIS per
month; l can sell this place for $1,000.
take $500 cash and $50 every three months
and 2 per cent interest: place now rents
for $50 every three months, or 10 per
cent on money invested; property in first
class condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19

Look at 1871 West 1st South, Groom
brick. lot 39ax135 feet, nice lawn nnt
shade. price $4,000. $500 cash, balance
monthly payments. per cent Interest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19

FIVE ACRES, CLOSE IN. WITH A.
ROOM HOUSE. SOIL SANDY LOAN. IN
GOOD CONDITION; SPLENDID WATER
RIGHTS. GOOD WELL OF WATER
AND OUTBUILDINGS. CASH OR
TERMS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-19

73 ACRES IN BIG COTTONWOOD
NEAR JUDGES SUMMER HOME
WITH FIRST CLASS WATER RIGHT
l0-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, BARNS
SHEDS AND OTHER OUTBUILnINGS
FOR SALE OR LEASE.