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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05
RAISE ERIrIT

Near the city, You always have your
market at your door. We have an eight
acre place southeast that is the best
thing in this line that we have ever had
on our books Four acres now In fine
trees. Best waller right In the state.
Soil perfect A bargain at S25o0- Stowe
g. Palmer. 81 West 2nd So. Phones 1872.
m63O
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5-ROOM FRAME; GOOD LARGE
LOTS. ONLY s1T00 $500 DOWN: $50
PER MONTH.
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ARTISTIC CoBBLE STONE

BUNGALOW.
rooms, hot water heat. full cemented
basement, walls tinted, beamed ceilings,
disappearing bed, cement walks and
steps: the prettiest and nearest up--to-
date cottage on the north bench; lot Is
beauty. with south frontage on 9th ave
hue. See us at once Tor price and terms.
3-ACRE LOTS.
East llth So. St: fruit and shade trees
growing on the land: near the proposed
new car line, Here's chance TO get
home and enough land or which h., to make
are $50 cash and $40 per month.
6 RES-SOUTHEAST.
Near Westminster college grounds. sur
rounded by additions with. cement side
walks. graded streets and city water.
This tract Is specially adapted for fruit
or chicken ranch.
Adjoins Highland Park addirion all
COOL land, with fine view and near all
the modern improvements. This is abso-
lutely the best bargain in acreage on the
market, ONLY $500 per acre.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO..
so So. Main Street. m513
HOW ARE THESE FOR SNAPS?
S2l0o-4room new white pressed brick;
modern and southeast. Only $500
down. a clear snap.
$780, room brick, southeast, on car
line. only 5000 down.
s3200-5-room new modern white pressed
brick bungalow on corner. south
east Only $500 down II taken
quickly. Another snap,
S22O0-6-roo brick on 9Th East. $500
down. Worth $500
S2650-5-room bungalow. modern. south
east; any reasonable terms,
s2iOo-5-room modern white pressed brick
In heart of northeast bench.
s3650-Same as above but has furnace.
Both are snaps
St500-6-room modern brick OH ith ave.
Good terms
We have a nice selection. Come In and
sec them.
j. NJ. SETTLE & CO,
2lS Main Street. Ind phone 1771
rn5S0
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STRICTLY MOD BRICK, HOT WA
TER. FURNACE, LARGE LOT. ca
MENT WALKS, BARN, GOOD CONDI-
TION. 52l T. 1ST SO. APPLY AT
AMELIA PALACE.
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4, 5. 6. 7 AND s-RooM MODERN
HOMES IN FOREST DALE. SOME OF
TIE BEST HOMES AND LOCATIONS
IN UTAH.
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7~ROOM STRICTLY MODERN BUFF
brick residence. 2Ax1o rods south front
between S and L streets. 1i21 End ave.
ind. 29SS, k26l6
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OWNER SAYS MUST HAVE MONEY.
SACRIFICE MY 1 LOTS near 4th r
and north of 18th South at SITS per lot
S70O for the 4. These lots are positively a
bargain at S1l00 Get busy. this is the
you have been looking for
for years. Such chances do not occur
often.
ANOTHER SNAP,
5X10 rods: makes 2 fine building lots;
on 9th ave. near / St; $1,000,
S600-Nice 35Xl52-ft. lot on Sth ave.
S21G0-Buys . houses. renting for S23 per
month and always occupied. OH
west side. with 50-foot lot; owner
leaving city and will sacrifice,
We have n large list of choice bar
gains In HOUSES. LOTS AND BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY. SEE Us IF YOU
WANT TO MAKE MONEY, WE HAVE
MADE 1T FOR OTHERS AND WILL
FOR YOU.
PETERSON r. Z. INV. CO.
301 Felt Building. m506
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s425-2-ROoM HOUSE: TWO LOTS,
FLOWING WELL; ALL FENCED.
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s3i00-5-room brick on 18th East close
to 9Th So, 41iX165 TT. modern and
well built house, $3.50 cash, bal.
$50 a month.
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GROOM HOUSE. NICE FRUIT
TREES; 75x155 FEET TO ALLEY.
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cosy PRICK HOME CNEW>

COSY BRICK HOME (NEW)
on u street. north bench nice rooms.
best plumbing and furnace. tinted walls,
beamed ceilings. fine pantry splendid
basement. cement porch steps and side
walk; built by present owner for home:
must be sold: price $4,000. Apply on
premises. Sis ID street. m5Ii
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20 acres on Murray car line. with fine
house. barn. orchards. etc, AT a bargain
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SOME VERY GOOD HOMES ON THE
NORTH BENCH. ALL MODERN.
RANGE FROM ROOMS UP. SOUTH
FRONTS. S3500 AND UP.
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S65OO-Rungalow on University bench. 6
rooms first floor, modern in ar
rangement, rooms second floor.
large attic, ccmented basement
laundry, furnace room and coal
room; house built for u home
sidewalks paid; corner, T5x125 TT;
$500 cash.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT
WE, DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE TO
OUR CLIENTS. PAST. PRESENT ANL
FIXTURE. THAT WE ARE NOW LO-
GATED IN OUR NEW AND COMMo-
DIOUS QUARTERS,
355 SOUTH STATE,
WHERE WE WILL BE PLEASED TS
OiiR LARGE LISTINGS OF PROPER
TIES FOR SALE.
Ir yor- HAVE ANYTHING FOR SALE
AND WANT RESULTS, CALL op>
PHONE Us.
ANDERsoN-CUM CO.
REAL ESTATE.
AGENTS FOR PARK CRESCENT LOTS.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

A. n. HUMPHREYS.
rs West Second South st.
Bell d133. Ind. 4133
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MEEKs & MCCARTNEY.
210-211 Boston Bldg.
Bell 1922 Ind. 9s2.
s15oo-75x2ss feet, fine, large. deep lot
high and dry on l1th SO, bet. 6th
and 7th East, facing north. best
buy southeast.
S2450-3xs rods. faces south on 5th South
bet. 4th and 5th East; 5room plas-
tered house; sewer and sidewalk
s1250-112x1SS near 18th East and 11th
South; faces west; fine orchard; a
snap.
15 lots sold this week In University
Heights Lots $3.50 each; SO cash; So per
month. Near the colleges; close in; ele"
CANT view, no smoke or dirt.
MEEKS s. MCCARTNEY.
210-211 Boston Bldg.
Gerald r. Yearsley. F. e. wlcklng.
c. c. Fabian. Associated
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S5700-50x125 fl. S-rooin modern house,
sleeping porches. sleeping
rooms, maids room: hot-water
heating plant: third floor can be
finished with 3 rooms: property
well worth $1,000; terms, $1,000
cash, on LIST ave-, south front,
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ANDERsON-CUMMINGS CO.
REAL ESTATE.
AGENTS FOR PARK CRESCENT LOTS.
MICS

FORTY ACRES VALLEY LAND. CLOSE
10 Salt Lake City; only $50 per acre
If taken soon Address D D. Law; lool
New York Life Bldg Kansas CITY NO;
MY o-ROOM HOME: QUARTER SAWED
oak finish: hot water heat; fuil base
ment; large lawn; corner lot close IN:
Bell 20S6-X H'i'
ONE ACRE ON STATE, BET. 18TH
and iith So. $1,000. $3.50 cash. balance
$40 per month. See owner. oi3 so. Isl
West. mo,e
5-ROoM p. 3. COTTAGE. ALL MOD
crn new: very attractive; near l2th y,
and So. Templo. Phone laSl-h. mai2
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

w, JONE D, 19lO.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
~~-~~---~-~-~-~~--"-~- -~-~"~>--->~~-~>~-->~--~>
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION.
New water mains being laid now.
Come and see.
Just admitted to the city limits.
Nowhere In Salt Lake Valley is there
so beautiful a view as In University
Heights.
:, Overlooking the valley. the business
?, Located only one mile south. of the
university of Utah-one- half mile north
OF Westminster Presbyterian college,
Right on the brow OF the east bench.
just below 10th South. City water right
In the addition. Cement sidewalks now In
to 18th East.
Where you get the cool canyon breezes,
"neTS there Is no smoke.
The ideal residence section OF Salt
Lake.
The safest place for an investment.
The 18th East 1oo-foot boulevard
passes through the center Of this tract
Large deep lots with alleyways in rear.
$3.50 each; $40 cash; s5 per mo.
Our automobile is at your service.
MEEKs G. MCCARTNEY,
Owners: 2l0 and oI1 Boston Building
Bell phone 1922. Ind. 992
F. E. Wicking, special agent.
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$55o0-Corner on 2nd ave. close IN, I
room brick. modern in arrange
ment. large living rooms; an at
tractive home and an excellent
buy Terms
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION.
Come and see,

New water mains being laid now.
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SEE JONES
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE
TO AID YOU IN SELECTING A HOME,
LOT FARM; OR ORCHARD. HE'S AT
TIMES, CALL UP BOTH PHONES.
BELL. 1893. IND. 2ois.
55zACRE FRUIT AND BERRY LAND:
GOOD HOUSE AND EVERY IMPROVE
MENT; CLOSE IN; FIRST CLASS WA
TER RIGHT. NETTING ABOUT $500
PER ACRE.
20 -iO-sO-ACRE GOOD APPLE LAND.
PLENTY OF WATER.
s425-2-RooM HOUSE: TWO LOTS,
FLOWING WELL; ALL FENCED.
GROOM HOUSE: NICE FRUIT
TREES; 75x155 FEET TO ALLEY.
5-RooM FRAME; GOOD LARGE
LOTS: ONLY s17oo $500 DOWN: $50
4, 5. 6. AND s-RooM MODERN
HOMES IN FOREST DALE. SOME OF
TIE BEST HOMES AND LOCATIONS
IN UTAH.
SOME VERY GOOD HOMES on THE
NORTH BENCH. ALL MODERN.
RANGE FROM ROOMS UP. SOUTH
FRONTS. s3500 AND UP,
BROOM HOUSE. THIS IS A SNAP.
NICE BUILDING Lors IN ALL
PARTS OF THE CITY, S0xS0. 7TH
EAST AND 7TH SOUTH. $500. WILL
BUILD TO SUIT ONE OR MORE
HOUSES UPON THE SAME.
JOHN JONES'
3o2 SECURITY AND TRUST BLDG.
BELL 4799. IND. 2O4G'
m5oC
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sIo0o-3-rm. brick cottage, northwest $40
bench ~ .,...,...,s SIS
Sl500-4-room frame house. south. .. So
SlS00-6-rm. frame cottage, g. bench. so
S210O-4-rm. new brick house. s. e.. so
S2250-1-rm. brick house, S. e,....... SO
S25O0-5-room single bungalow. s. e.. SO
S2T50-s-rm. brick residence, 8 e..-,.. 81
s2150-5-rm. brick residence. s. e.. S2I
$1,000 -rm. brick, close. s. e...,...- SO
S290O-4-r1n brick close In. s. e..... S26
s3S50-5rm. new brick. s. e..... $50
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BROOM HOUSE. THIS is A SNAP.
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Sl1 oO0-9-room modern house on 5th
East. close to Brigham: hot-water
heating plant: S0X165 IT., also 55X
40 IT. adjoining property In rear,
beautiful shade trees and fruit
trees; good barn; all special street
assessments paid. The ground is
worth the money.
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NICE BUILDING LOTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE CITY, s0xS0; lTH
BUILD TO SUIT ONE OR MORE
HOUSES UPON THE SAME.
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APPLY TO OWNER.

1895 E. 11TH SOUTH.
BELL PHONE FOREST 2i-K. IND. 1909.
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THE PROPERTIES HERE DESCRIBED
are modern we'll built. stylish homes
and are located in Salt Lakes best resi-
dent districts.
EASY TERMS.
Full particulars on application.
HOMES.
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15 lots sold this week In University
Heights Lots $3.50 each; SO cash; S5 per
month. Near the colleges; close in; ele~
CANT view, no smoke or dirt.
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overlooking the valley. the business
district. the fort and the mountains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Located only one mile south of the
OF Westminster PRESBYTERIAN college
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seOo-Nice 3sxlS2-ft lot on Sth ave.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
West on lst So, 33X165 tt. $500. This
is less than 5000 a front foot This is
a cheap piece OF business property.
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n t9I
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Nowhere In Salt Lake Valley is there
Heights.
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S5000-Double brick on north bench;
rooms. modern, on a side. Rent for $50
u month. A well built house. Terms.
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MEEKS s. MCCARTNEY.
210-211 Boston Bldg,
Gerald r. Ysarsley. F. e. Wicklng,
c. c. Fabian. Associated.
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West Srd South. the depot street. 40
feet frontage west OF West Temple. Sd00
j foot.
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South Main st, close TO business cen
ter, 32X165 TT. on west side Of street, $3.50
a front foot. Other property in this same
block sold recently for $500 foot, Prop
erty one block north sold for $1,000 it,
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$2750-6-room bungalow on east bench,
large rooms, reception hafl. pantry. two
closets. bath. toilet cemented basement
furnace: $3.50 cash
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NUHIe dNd 5te
Just admitted to the city limits.
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MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
210-211 Boston Bldg.
Bell 1922 Ind. 992.
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JOHN JONES,
Soe SECURITY AND TRUST BLDG.
BELL 4799. IND. 2O4G.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-27
AUCTION SALE

The home farm OF the late Reuben
Ranger In the town Of Mendon, only
six miles from the city OF Rutland, on
the Rural Free Delivery and stage
road. TWO minutes walk from school
house The farm consists of $50
acres more or less suitably divided
between tilable land, pasture and
wood land. Has a good thrifty apple
orchard. The buildings are ample
and In ilrat class repair There is
running water from an uniailing
spring Ia the house and barn yard.
VIII tie mp aud keep 90 COWS. This
Is a most desirable place for anyone
W. ting a good home. IL Is hard to
Cad n place offering such advantages
rr o sning summer boarders, as the
iow o. m the house Is most boautl.
ul. 70 surrounded by trout streams
arl Nthin easy distance for picnic
orc three of the highest peaks oi the
Green mountains. Killlngton, Little
ftillington and Pico Also the follow
ing personal property;
pair work horses, pair two year
old stCars. / two year old bull, 6 COWS,
~ two year old heifers. yearllngs.
I. 3 axle wagon: 8, and "a wagons;
buggy. 1 top carriage. pairs trav'
crse slods. old sleigh, 2 dump carts
giain seoders. todder. moving
machines. horse rakes. numerous
small farming tools. Stoddard
Creamery. ! churn and other dairy
articles. 40 cords wood. 10000 r.
boards. blacksmith shop tools and
outfit. Auction promptly at 10 a. m.
Wednesday. June s. 1910.
Perry @. Dawley Auctloneer,
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Ranger, Admx.
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END INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Taft Thinking Of Making One Of Pub
lie Works In It's Place.

Taft Thinking Of Making One Of Pub
lie Works In Its Place.
Washington. May IA plan to
abolish the department OF the interior
and create a new department OF pub
lie works" will be considered this
summer by President Taft. according
to report which has received wide
circulation here. Papers publishing
this report took pains to state that
the scheme had no connection with
the trial" OF Secretary Ballinger.
though IL was limited he might not
become the head OF the new depart
ment.
Il is declared that the plan has
been presented TO the President and
that the main features Of the new de-
partment will be as follows Il
would have charge OF the Panama
canal and all the work incidental to
that projects upkeep and support. Il
would look after the irrigation pro
iects throughout the country II
would take over all the conservation
and forestry work now being done by
different departments OF the govern
mont
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News =. ne Town and Village Told Briefly
Coz Bus, Readers

News - ne Town and Village Told Briefly
SOC Bus, Readers
Frank Nolan of Jefferson avenue, is
in Troy this afternoon.
Harry Jacobs is spending part
of the day in North Adams.
Charles King Of West Main street
is confined to the house by illness.
Miss Beecher and Miss Eliza Stew
art are visiting friends in Troy this
afternoon.
Miss Eleanor Burt has gone to her
home in Arlington to remain over Me
mortal day.
Otto e. Reimer of Bennington Cen
ter who has been spending several
days in New York has returned.
/ The North Bennington high school
baseball team will play the Adams
high school team Wednesday on the
Forest field at Adams.
Word was received this morning
that Dr. Lewis Potter of Hoosick
Falls had suffered a stroke of apo
plexy and was in a critical condition
Word received from Miss Rather
inc MCGEE states that she underwent
successful operation in a Troy hos
pital and that her recovery is favor
able.
In compliance with the state laws
for pubic schools the pupils of the
high school, consisting of about 175
members are out today in observance
of pre-memorial day. The school left
on the two special cars at 1:15 for
Battlefield park where they are to
make a study of its historicN spots
The Williams Entertainment Club
which win give a program next We'd
nesday evening at the Methodist
church, promises to he one of the mu-
steal events of the season The club
comprises an orchestra of piano VIC
lin and cello, guitar, mandolin and
! banjo trio, vocal quartette, baritone
and tenor so'oists, and a reader, all
being the best talent in Williams col
lege and an excellent entertainment
has been assured. Tickets of admis-
sion are but Csc
The remains of Robert Vandercook
are expected to arrive here on Satur-
| day or Sunday from San Francisco,
Cal. Mr.. Vandercook was one OF the
gold seekers of 40 and has resided
In California since that time. The
! remains are consigned to Human S.
Brown of Bennington Center by Mis-
sion Lodge. No. 1863, f. and A. NJ. with
/ the request that Mt. Anthony Lodge,
No 13 f. and A. M. conduct the Ma
sons funeral ceremonies at the grave.
The funeral will be held on Tuesday
May 3lst at p m, at cemetery. The
lodge will meet at Masonic hall al
$3.50 p. m-Carriages will be provided.
An adjourned meeting of the Ben
nington Battle Monument and Histor.
zeal association will be held at the
Office of Batchelder & Bates at 10 o.
| clock tomorrow morning TO hear the
report of a committee that was ap-
pointed some time ago to ascertain
the legality OF erecting on the monu-
ment grounds statue of Col. Seth
Warner. The committee consists OF
James X. Batchelder, Judge o. NJ
Barber and L. +. Abbott. The assoc.
iation had given Col Olin Scott per-
mission TO erect a statue of Warner
on the monument grounds and after
the foundation for the structure had
been put in the question OF the legal
ity OF the permission arose.
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DRYSDALE

Meas $i.0o SHIFTS, 75c, soft
neg igee collars and cuffs at
tach d Splendid hot wei
th n shirts.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Noon Quotations from J. r. WilIiston
s Co.. to Bennington Security Co
The following noon quotations were
re ,elved today by the Bennington Sc
curity company from J. R. Wllliston
a Co.. Of New York by special wire;
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DRYSDALE

Mems SOC Underwear, soc
Derby rib, medium weighs,
blue, black or gray.
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A. K. RICHIE & co.
BUY YOUR SHOES FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
HERE!

Don't wait until Saturday before purchasing your
shoes for the holiday Shop now while our lines and
sizes are complete
Just what do you want in pair Of shoes? Is it
style alone? Is it quality alone? Is it low price alone?
It's no one Of these three, but rather all Of them,
combined And this combination is expressed in one
word VALUE
Value is sought by everyone who exchanges their
good money for merchandise Of any kind and the store
that gives the greatest values will always be in the lead
Our shoe department has achieved its success
through great value giving and while we do not
pec to DO all the shoe business of Bennington we do
claim that any man will profit by purchasing here.
Let the children wear COOL comfortable footwear dur
ing the hot weather We are showing many different
styles in sandals oxfordS pumps ties and barefoot SAN
dals at from 15c to SOC less than you buy equal quail
ity elsewhere All solid leather
Mohave County miner., 1910-03-05
Jail Break.

Last Wednesday evening three pris- oners broke out of the shack that is used as a county jail and made clean getaway, although the undersheriff was right on their heels. The time was evidently propitious for a success ful jail break, as the people were just going home from the shows and the sheriff was afraid to fire at the fleeing men, as a stray bullet might hit some innocent person. The men pulled out one of the grated windows and crawled through. the work requiring but a mo- ment's time. John Bijioli, who as saulted a man at Goldroad with a deadly weapon, appeared to be the leader of the break, the other two be- ing Mexicans, one held for attempted rape and the other for burglary. Sher- if Gideon is on the trail of the men and expects to effect their capture. The taller had made his round of the buildings but a few minutes before the break was made. Hearing a noise he ran to the rear of the building and saw two of the men running around the new jail. Turning, he ran around the building the other way for the pur- pose of heading them off, but the men disappeared in the darkness.
Mohave County miner., 1910-03-05

At Los Angeles, this week more than two thousand people made appli- cation for about TO parcels of land in the heart of the Colorado desert, west of Yuma. These lands were embraced in the old Yuma reservation and the military reservation of old Fort Yuma. While the lands are to be watered by the big dam at Laguna, the cost will reach 75S per acre, with additional cost of fencing and clearing. Here, in Mohave county, tho lands can be Ob- uained at a minimum of cost and the soil is adapted to everything that can be grown on the lands of Yuma re- serve, and more. The lands we refer to are those of the Mohave valley, where fully 100000 acres can be brought under cultivation and where living can be made tolorable. The project now under construction in this valley is one that will make farming in that region safe, and at the same time supply the lands with sufficient water for all purposes. Cotton. corn, sugar cane, fruits of all kinds, includ- ing dates, pomegranites, guavas. pine apples, and many other semitropical fruits can be grown in abundance. It also has the advantage of being close to ready market. It is safe to say that when the project for the irriga- tion and safeguarding of the lands is complete there will be a rush there that will eclipse that of the Yuma land opening, and that few acres avail able for farming will long remain open.
Mohave County miner., 1910-03-05
Card of Thanks.

We, the family of s. R. Davis, desire to thank his friends, his Brother Elks, and Mir. and Mrs. Russell especially, for their kindness to him during his last sickness and death. It has com forted us to feel that though he was from home, he was not without friends,
 MRS. JAS. A. LEAvELL,
 W. N. DAVIS,
 5. A. DAVIS.
 Fulton, Mo-, Feb. 2S, l9lO.