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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
AT CAIRO OPERA HOUSE
Solo Contest Last Nights Attract
on--The Winners--First New
Service Pictures on Today.

Last night the big flash light at
the Cairo opera house attracted much
attention and drew crowds to the
street and to the theatre. The solo
contest was the feature of he even
ing and was great success. The
three winntrs ere ?oe MeNplty,
LIST prize; Hen'y Haseniaeger, sec.
ond. and Jess Landon, third. They
rendered three very good selections.
and a large audience heartily APP
proved their performance. The next
contest will be Ragtime Piano, to
morrow nigh and o-ners will follow.
The unexeelled moving picture pro
gram that is now Offered at this play
house makes it an ideal place &c
lust drop in Today, the first Of
the new service pictures will be ex
| hibited to the Cairo public, the fea
| ture subject being entitled The
Feud," re.ea ed by the Bison Mfg
| Co. on May nth This picture II
considered to be among the greats
dramatic creators of the movini
picture world both in conception an'
| acting. The other reel "Barberiye.
! is q long laugh from start to iinisl
and in arranging this variety Manae
err Williamson feels that he Is sure u
please all. Mr.. Connell will be hearC
in new Illustrations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24

days visiting his relatives, ex-Alder'
man James Meehan, David Meehan
land Mrs. William Meehan. He was
formerly with the Chicago Mill and
Lumber Co, but has now RESPONSE
Bile position with the lsamh-Flsh Lunl-
Der Co. an establishment as large as
the Chicago Min Co. Frank O'Shea,
brother of Thomas II. O'Shea who
lis also with this concern intended ac-
|companying Mr.. Meehan to Cairo, but
his services We're too much in de-
|mand to permit a vacation at this
time. Mr.. Meehan says the athletic
spirits Of the I.amb-Fish Co, have
developed baseball team that has
not been beaten by any OF the south
ern clubs they have played. The
team has played Memphis several
times and fays them hard
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
MOUNDS BEAT HERR|N
Played Two Games Sunday--Second
Was Tie at 10 innings--Play
st. Louis Team Sunday.

The Mounds baseball team defeated
the Herrin team Sunday at Mounds
in the opening game of a double
header, by a score Of to 3, and the
second game Went II innings to tie,
II to 1---called in the first half OF the
thirteenth inning in order to allow
the Herrin team to catch their train
home.
These two games were the fastest
ever played on the Mounds diamond,
Phelps from Anna pitched the first
game for Mounds and let Herrin
down with s safe hits and struck out
IL men, while Mounds found Herrin' 5
pitcher for Is safe hits. In the sec
ond game Porter hurled the horse
hide for Mounds and allowed only
two hits up to the eleventh inning
when Herrin punched two hits off his
delivery and tied the score with
Mounds | to /. This game was the
best played game of baseball ever
pidstu Oit TIC AiouHus uldiilOllu' Az
score was to 0 in the first half OF
the eleventh when Mounds succeed
ed in getting runner over the plate
and in the last half of the eleventh
Herrin tied the score 1t was then
agreed to play one more inning and if
either side had not scored call the
game, so Herrin could catch the train
a 6 o'clock, Weaver pitched for Her
rim in the second game and demon.
strated that he is still good pitcher
Next Sunday Mounds plays the
Roderich and Bascom team from ST.
Louis. These two teams have met
before Mounds winning the best two
out of three and this game is being
looked forward to with much inter
est.
The features OF Sundays two
games were the pitching of Phelps
and the hitting of Downing in the
first game, getting 4 safe hits out OF
times up, and the pitching of Por-
ter, the hitting of Waterman and the
playing of Warden on short stop in
the second game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Kind to Bohemian Artists.

Mrs. Stanford White has come to be
called the little mother of the Latin
quart a." so kind has she been to the
Bohemian element that lives in that
district Of Paris She lives in the cen.
ter OF the quarter with her son, Law
renee. who is completing his education
In the Ecole des Beaux Arts, where his
father studied. she has befriended
more than one poor boy who might
otherwise have been stranded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
4, Man Wants to Die.

only when a lazy liver and sluggish
bowels sause frightful dependency
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills expe
poisons from the syestem; bring
hope and courage; cure all Liver
Stomach and Kidney troubles: i'm
part health and vigor to the weak
nervous and ailing. CSC at all drug
gists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Alumni Meeting.

The Alumni Association held a
special meeting at the Cairo High
School last night
There was discussion as to the
form OF entertainment to be given
this year. One or two plans were
submitted; one, the idea of ban
quet at the Halliday was voted on,
and decided against. The Lyceum
coursefor the ensuing school veal
was discussed and much interest
shown concerning next years pros
poets. There will be one more meet
ing before the entertainment and all
the alumni are specially requested &c
attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Picnic or Excursion.

The knights Of Columbus at theit
last meeting appointed q committee
to arrange for either an excursion o.
d picnic to be given in the near fu.
lure. The committee is 70 report its
decision and the date at the next
regular evenings session. The com
mittee Is composed of the following
knights: Thofas +. O'Shea, Lee Fltz
gerald and G. NJ. IIanes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
VIII Visit the "Auld Sod"

Conductor Thomas d, Windrom
will leave soon on trip to Ireland.
of several months duration, to visit
brother and other relatives. Mrs.
Windrom and con, Guy, will accom-
pany him as far as New York city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Leaves For California.

Miss Mary Clanton, sister'of Mrs.
George Skyles of Holbrook avenue
leaves today for San Francisco, Cal,
where she goes to engage in the laun-
dry business. She has been connect
ed with the American Steam Laundry
in this city for some time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
m Honor of Bride.

Miss Rose Greaney entertained
the members of the Entire Nous club
at 6 o'clock dinner last evening IN
honor of Miss Dess Hyde, who Is to
Be married Thursday To Mr.. Chas.
Feuchter. All the members We're pres
ent and they had delightful time
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Christian Ladies' Coffee.

The ladies OF the First Christian
church will serve coffee at The
Frances on lower Washington ave-
nue.. Thursday afternoon. Every
member is expected to bring an apron
which will be sold. No ADMISSION
win be charged but free viii offer
ing will be taken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
clsanlna up Cedar Street.

Constables Charles Hudson, Dennis
Farrow and a city policeman raided
a disordedrly house on Cedar street
between Seventh and Eighth streets
Saturday night and got three in
mates. Do!Iie plammer and Geneva
Obangel were arraigned before JUS
tice Jackson. Their cases were con
tinued until Wednesday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
RIOTS IN CHINA.

Chang sha, May 2S.--A number OF
Chiene. have been killed and a
chapel destroyed by rioters at a viii
age between vi Yang and Ningslang'
north of here. 1t is reported that an
armed band Is marching on " Yang.
The city is quiet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Cairo knlohts Attend.

Cairo Commandery No IL knight
Templars sent a delegation TO Muir
physboro yesterday to attend the
funeral of a Sir knight. The dele
gates were Messrs. A. F. Staehle, f..
B. Cochran and Bert Henckell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Meeting al Murphysboro.

The delegates from the Cairo
Womans Club who intend attending
the fifth annual meeting of the
Southern Illinois Federation of WON
ans clubs at Murphysboro Wednes-
day, the cath are as follows: Miss
Maude LoHin (the presidenD, Miss
Effie Lansden, Mrs. Walter Warder,
Mrs. j. F. Roberts. Mrs John S.
Hacker, Mrs. VIM. N. Butler and
Mrs. j.. o. Zimmerman. Mrs. Andrew
Lohr is prevented from going on ac
count Of the illness OF Mr.. Lohr
Mrs. Porter of Murphysboro has
kindly extended an invitation to this
delegates to be her guests while
there. They will leave this Afternoon
on the 6:15 train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
New Residence Ready.

Roy Hurts beautiful Swiss chalet
at the head of Charles street has been
completed and is being put in shape
ior occupancy Mr.. and Mrs. Hurt
viii move into their new home within
the next few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Rantist Mite Society.

The Mite Society OF the Baptist.
church will give tea at the home or
Mrs. j. o. Zimmerman on Fifth street
Thursday afternoon for the benefit OF
the church organ
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24

terday for Chicago. Mrs, Jennele
viii go to Seattle. Wash. to spend the
summer. The doctor will return &c
Cairo in a day or stwo.
DIR. and Mrs. 0gylvie, of Charles
ton, Mo. are here FOR short visit
Mrs. Ogliyie was formerly Miss Eos
sic Staff, of Charleston. They will
make Blodgett their future home.
Mr.. Desmond intends leaving in a
few days for Atlantic city to take
charge of band He plans making
a brief tour through the middle west
before the opening Of the\ season at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. David Lansden. who has been
visiting in Chicago and Bloomington,
was Joined by Mr. David Lansden at
Bloomington yesterday. TIy Will
return home after a witt in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Funk entertained them
while in Bloomington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Invented Shot Case.

]. c. Adams of Cairo. is reported
| by the patent office at Washington
as having been granted a patent for
d shot case
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Birthday Party.

Miss Eleanor Halliday entertained
a number of her friends last night IN
honor of her twelfth birthday at the
home OF her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Harry e. Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
i lutheran Ladies' Social.

Ladies OF the Lutheran church will
give social Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs, Otto Tauber. 527
Twenty-eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
PELLEY MONUMENT
COMMITTEE HAS CHOSEN IN
ScRE?TloN-PLACE MoNU-
MENT ABOUT JULY I.
Program of Exercises and Services
Under Direction of Rev. Fr.
Downey, Who Was Dead
Girls Pastor.

AT meeting of the Pelley Monu-
ment Committee yesterday, all mem
bers were present; Judge Pickere'l,
of Anna, and Mrs. Jno. A, Miller and
julius P. Schulz. of Cairo. from a
number of suggestions received Tor
the inscription on the beautiful mon
ument, the committee selected ohe
which it deemed best on account OF
it's simplicity and appropriateness
II win be carved on the massive
stone in raised letters as follows
In Memory Of
ANNA PELLEY
Jan. 16, 1886 NOV. ., tsos
A Life Sacrificed and Remembered
BY Friends.
The monument will be. completes
very shortly and will be set up on IN
grave Of the dead girl at the Anna
cemetery with suitable ceremony.
It was the sense OF the committee
that the dead girls pastor, Ref RI
Downey Of st. Patriots Jnurch
should be Consulted with reference t
suitable program for the occasion
1t is expected that the monrmen
will be ready to put in place sunday
July Sd, If that date shall be agree
upon for the ceremony,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
To Nest Friday.

The Sunday school association OF
the Second Christian church, Thirty
second and Poplar streets, VIII meet
Friday evening. All areinyited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
ThimkIe Club.

Mrs. Clyde Sullivan viii entertain
the Thimbie Club at her home on
Twenty-eighth street. Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
|. SOCIAL AND Personal =
u. +. r. Club.

Mrs. Thomas A. Fuller OF Twenty
fourth street win entertain the J
T. r. Club this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Monday Club.

Mrs. M. G.. Metzger entertained the
Monday 500 Club yesterday afternoon
at her home on Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24

Eighty-seven In every hundred
Canadian farmers own their own
farms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
The Fruit.

what was the fruit Of Georges
wooing?"
Hard to say. Hs made a date, but
got lemon
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24

BARLOW to shon in Cairo Yesterday.
down Yesterday for n day in Cairo
-.-----------.-------
,t,.. Nou t;nI 80 - $50,
|
1 n n ,5o,n =, Uar,.o - =, ,,o
| o,tv ,aatarlaa attan1;na hasinoes
Hon " snapn of Vienna was
h,v;n s.rn,ino ;n,,1amanta ~, va.-
taraav
NJ ana Ms NJ Arm an Fam.
III ~ Mounds ~ Il tha oitvoa,lino
onfrianas
Mr. NJ ~ Sammons re ouva
Rranch ,ransactal hpsinass ~ tha
eitv. vasta,3av
Mr. ana Mrs r r. Powell and
neiee Miss Helen HilI snapt sunday
IL yiua p;doa
W r youne Of ,,arhondola va
down for hnsv business dav in
cairo Yesterday
afrs Tanner ~ rast q 1o,,s e
tba ouest of Mn Tom Kaate If
Twentv.first street
Tba home Of Ma lFre;a uesnz
was severely shaken mn sunday
night nv the cyclone
Mrs ron o,rIch ana Mrs wbita
~ Mounds ware IN tho citv vestar.
day making purcbase..
Jobn Rivers and sistar Mary NJ
Nashville Tam ara th.. qnast ~
+ II Kiarce and family
Mr. Jobu PAYNE lwas over from
Bardwell to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Kate PAYNE and children.
Mr. Raw s Hanford who lives
among the hills of Cane Girardeau.
was in the CITY Yesterday.
Mrs. Lena Kaufman left Sunday for
Oklahoma CITY. Okla. where she in.
tends making n lengthy visit
of the Ballard Yoemap az Wicklifle
Nv snent sunday In the eitv
Miss lean Peal of Vienna nj is
tietb and Washington avenue
Mrs A Warner who has been
an a visit IN har mothar in Evans.
n Goodman ona nc tho firm, of
Goodman o ~ 1ionor daoIars was IN
~ .o;+u vos+arao,, fron, Io,,isvulo
Me- rrnostina parl,ou,i+, ,rho bas
haan ,3s,t,na hor amt ,trs non.
7 III, IL pinIav Tam bae rat,rnea
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rt.s Anra car,nody &c ION :, o,,lar
a.
ownar 80 u;ssissinni ans Cot, conn.
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4 .u :. ~ .,a ., a.
4 - o.aaa.,aa :. ~ mhton
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24

rhs only Cairo paper with the cor
= y the Associated rrsss y ~
0nll~e1n.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
poetIcal Truth.

Man, thou pendulum betwixt a smils
and tear. Byron.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
Partisan Liquor Shops.

Paris has 10000 liquor selling 81
iblishments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. w. T, Moran is in the city call
ing upon friends.
Miss Lillian Shelbourne and JACKIE
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24

Mr.. A. ]. Pickerell, of Anna came
down yesterday for day in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis IElader, OF St
Louis, who We're In Cairo the latter
part OF last week to attend the funcr-
al Of their sister, Miss Kate Coyne,
nave returned home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
BACK TO THE SOIL"
TOCSIN OF CITY MAN
High Cost Of Living Driving Many 20
Purchase Farms. and Lots
In Suburbs.

The hlgh cost OF living has necessi-
tatod % change in the plans of the ma
jority OF men: but aside from this
It bias resulted In an appreciation Of
rural life heretofore unknown A
movement. now IN its inciplency. Is
taking place; it can be called only
Back to the soil"
The conyenIeuccs Of suburban and
rural ife-teiephones. electric lights,
gasoline engines and motor vehicles
have made the farm place of delight
ful luxury and Independence The
lawyer banker merchant mechanic or
doctor in fact people in every walk
ri life are taking advantage Of farm
life ia a manner most assuring. Several
mammoth farms in Utah have recently
changed hands, the purchasers IN near
lv every case being tired urbanites anx-
ious for the freedom and healthfulness
of the country These considerations
make such additions as Park Crescent,
Liberty Heights. Monheim Park. High
land Park and Federal Heights an least
"a partial acceptance of the rural idea
and aim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
DISCUSS SCHOOL WORK.
STUNT. ID. ". Christensen Addresses
Ladies' Literary Club.

At the Ladies' Literary club yester-
day supt. Christensen Of the city
schools spoke upon the individual
claims OF the students for special at
tention as against group teaching
dwelling upon the needs OF pupils in
the higher grades and advocating such
change in the school curriculum as 90
bring them into effect Al the close OF
his address the clubwomen voted
motion 20 indorse an effort 20 have
these changes made. Delightful musi-
cal numbers were given By Miss Mar
guerite DuNall and Miss Romania Hyde
and Mrs + o. Leatherwood gave a
most interesting paper on "The Spirit
OF the Age and the Early Church" A
motion was carried to invite the Fed
Grafton OF women's Clubs to hold its
biennial meeting I'm salt Lake IN 1912
and committee consisting % Mrs c.
S. Kinney. Mw. G.. =. Allen and Mrs
Selden Clawson was appointed 90 coll
lcct as many signatures from other
club organizations, and from prominent
city and state officials 20 an invitation
20 that effect. The clubs nominating
committee made a report. and the
names Of several prominent women
were mentioned for president. among
them Mrs r.. r. Critchlow. Mrs w r.
Hutchinson Mrs j. r. Cowau and Mrs
W. T. Adams Nominations for diroc-
tors include Mrs vs.. T. Adams, Mrs
O. r. Suchl Mrs L. g. Miller. Mrs r.
W. Francis. Mrs. A. Il. Gibson. Mrs A.
n Warren. II was also decided Co
give "a program ln the nature OF a dra-
matte entertainment al the regular club
meeting next Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY April. % 1910

lot Z. East Side subdivision . 4
Preston S. Free 10 Huron r. Free,
part OF block AZ. Ten-acre plat
Kimbau a. Richards company 20
Laura Anderson. lots 1919 and
1920, Highland park ............
Kimball a Richards company 20
Samuel Schwab, lots 9, Z. 3 and
3. Hollywood tract .............. !.
Joseph r. Smith. trustee. 70 Utah
Hotel company part lot T. block
Sc. plat a .......-....t.t..- ],
Eliza r. smith 10 NJ. X. Ander-
son. part lot rs, block 80. Ten
acre plat A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Eli Grcgson and wife 90 Eliza
r. smith. part lot ~. block 30.
Ton-acre plat a ................
Benjamin p. Ritter 20 Letitla
Hutchings. part section %,
township 2 south. range ] east
Julius a. lockwood and wife 20
Fanny G. Kimbal. part lot
block 1. F'ivc-acre plat A ......
Robert r Anderson and wife To-
salt Lake Valley Loan g. Trust
company. part lot 1, block So,
plat - .....s..s .'t'' $500 o.
Averilda Jones 10 Sarah Ann san
ford, lots ~. IL. "a and 10
block /. plat A, Sandy ......,,..
George b. Standing and wife to
Wallace c. Castleton, part lot
5. block a. plat + .........,.... g.
Alma +. Brown and wife 20
George J. Evans. part lot 5.
block 1888, plat a ..........,..... g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

II is no, an Experiment. not an Acct
dent or Incident, but a sound. Honest
Business. based on Time Tried and Tested
Merit, never found wanting.
There is Reason.
cascar.ts are the inplacable foe Of
Al Disease Germs; the Incompatible
cleanser, purifier and strengthener Of the
entire Digestive Canal.
They Act Ike Exercise on the Bowel
Muscles. make them strong and active
able to Help Themselves do their work
keep themselves clean.
Cascarets are the safeguard Of Innocent
Childhood against the Dreadful Death
dealing Dangers that threaten the Lives
Of the Little Ones.
They are Purely Vegetable, absolutely
Harmless. always Reliable and Existent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
BUILDING PERMITS.

Z. Holman. rear 1885 east Fourth
south street. one-story brick
dwelling ............t. 't..s'st sstH Afov'
Mary A. Phillips. 407 Fourth East
street, one-story brick dwelling l,sO'
W. j. Tuddenham. 6l3 Second
avenue, two-story brick dwell
ing .s.....--. ....s. s'sss sttss't.s ot"'
Joseph Geoghegan, 200 north
state street. alterations ....,... ZOO
T. c. Lewis, l24 west Eighth
South street, one-story brick
dwelling ...............-.. t...s.. -iuV
G Cohman. 40l east Ninth South
street. one-story brick addition, 100
Arthur Meads, four ouc-story
brick dwellings at S24 TO $50
west Fourth North street $500
each ......s...-. ...... % ssssrs- WV
Christian Luginbuehl, $3.50 cast
Pryan avenue. one-story brick
dwelling .......ss....s' ss'+.-s -'V''
S. c. Larsen. 1iu Milton avenue,
one-story brick dwelling ....-, 2'5P
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
< HERE Is a Reason
Why the Good People Of
America buy Cascsrets as
Fas, as the Clock Ticks.

Every second some one, somewhere.
Is Buying a little Ten-Cent Box Of Cas-
carets.
Las. 4. S, 90 times TO the Minute.
90 Minutes to he Hour. $500 Boxes an
Hour. 5000 Boxes a Day Of Ten Hours.
10000 Boxes a Month, and then some.
Think Of N-22o,0oo People take
Casoarst tablet each day. Millions use
Casoarets when necessary.
The Judgment Of Millions Of Bright
Americans is lnfallible. They have been
Buying and Taking Casearets at that rate
for over Six years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

G. Taylor ct a.. part Of lot 10,
block 81. 1O-acre A................... 3o0l
Harriet r. Scott 20 A. n. Par
sons, lot 6, block 2. South salt
Lake subdivision .. ........... 100
II. b. Scott and wife 20 David
e.. Chapman. lots and 9. block
B. South Lawn subdivision...... 500
Charles S. Burton and wife to S.
+. Smell part lot 6, block l6,
plAt Is. t............... ........s 10
Thomas O. Mutual and wife to o.
w. Moyle. part lot g. block u.
plat A. .. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
L. II Bradford 20 Annie ID.
Bradford. part section SO, town
ship 2 south, range I west .... 5
Lars j. Gustaveson and wife 10
Soren =. Hendricksen estate,
part section g. township south,
range 1 east OF. ................ 100
Thomas Marnane and wife 20 L.
vett $. wilson, part lot 2, block
Oh pat ~ .ssssss..sssss.ss lt@uV
George r. Odell and wife 20 wal
ter Dumner part lot Z, block 1,
plat :. .:............ ........... 1850
SON. part lot s. block 90 plat
a. st.ssss.s.sss.s s..s..+...tst+- tvl
Emigration canyon Investment
Co. TO Edward h. pike. lots II
9nd ~, block 2. Pioneer addi-
ton ..... ....................... 200
Catherine Redmond to Edward
=. Pike. part section II. town
ship 2 south, range 1 east ... 200
Andreas 4. Lindholm 20 Selma
Lindholm. part lot 3. block 20.
pat r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
Andreas +. Llndholm 20 Ellen
Alseen, part lot 3, block 20. plat
n ....... s............+........ 10
William J. Leaker and wife 70
William d. L. Romney. part lot
2. block rs. plat d ............ 1850
Samuel d. Leo and wife 10 Will
liam Holman 81 al, part lot
8. block 2. plat A. .............. 1900
Pacific States Savings & Loan
company TO Mary b. Wallstoin,
part OF lot 4, block 70. plat d b.. 1850
Joseph II. Hancock and wife 10
J. A. Hauerbach. part OF lot
s, block g. ten-acre plat a ....
Mary 5. Simpson % Wallace H.
Miles. part OF lot 6. block 20,
plat 3 Observation-Disclosures. 10
j A. Fritsch % Mrs. G.. c. Anus
sen, part OF lots ~ and 10. block
/, Steele's subdivision .......... $500
Kimball & Richards company 20
George j. Mack, lot 10e block
?. Burton place .................. 37i
Peter \. Rouke 20 u. A. Beeman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

wood sub. ..s.....s..s...-s ..s.s..''s
Herbert ID. Robinson TO Ashton
Jenkins Co. lot 3. Robinson's Sub.
Henry c. HOFFMAN 81 AL 20 Olof 4.
Nilsson. lots 81 and 30. block 1.
Roberts Place ............-....-...-.
r. II Auerbach and wife 70 Alice
". Child. part Of lot s. block 50,
plat fssssts .ssafsss..ss tss.'s -. -s .-s O.
Edward -. swan ct al to Frank
la Cory, lots 80 and 49, plat C....,...
Edward 10. Wicks 10 Charlotte Thies.
lots So and So, block g. Perkins
Second Add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NJ S. Woolley and wife 10 Maggie
$. Duder part Of lot T. block &c.
plat ID ssrts.fs. .st.ss..s ssssss. .sssfss l.
Miller Cahoon co. TO A. a. Greene
valid. lot 3. block T. Miller Cahoon
Joseph NJ Romney and wife to
Louis =. Arnold "a al. part Of sec
tion ~. township 3 south. range
] west srssssss .tf.. sss.st fsss sss. ..ts
salt Lake Sec. & TT. co. 10 Olive
McNsghten Kessler. part Of lot g.
Jens Hansen and wife to Elizabeth