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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
z. f. CASSIDY & CO.,
3O9 JTTDGE RTJnDTNG.

FOR SALE
z. 2. CASSIDY & CO,
sos JUDGE BUILDING
North bench, splendid location, new
two-story pressed brick; rooms; very
large living room; mission fire place;
diaing room has beam ceiling, plate
rail and box window; cabinet Kitchen;
full basement; hot water heat Only
$500.
FIRE BRICK; MODERN PLUMBING,
FURNACE, SOUTH FRONT, GOOD LO-
CATION; THE BEST BUY ON THE
MARKET FOR THE PRICE ASKED,
$500.
PART OF THE CITY, new Groom bun
galOw, thoroughly modern; mission fin
ish throughout. Price, $3.50.
Two-story brick, 7 rooms, lot 5xS
rods; room to build another house on
fish throughout. Price, $3.50.
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FOR SALE-By owner, six-roon bun
galOw. newly furnished, one block from
county building, cheap FOR cash, If taken
neutrality-suspicious..
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TO LEASE,
Top floor of building, 100 South Main.
Entrance by elevator Boyd Park build
ing. Possession March /, 1910.
Apply p. J. Moran. Board of Trade
Building.
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FOR SALE
LOTS.
5 $3.50 #, southeast.
$3.50 it.. east of Lib. park.
775-6th ave, B & c SITS
625-SOuth State.
750-l0th East, 7th and Sth So.
95O-SX3 1-3, I St, Sth ave.
$,1OO-40 IT., Univ ave. Sd So.
81. 5000 it., 18th East and Sd So.
SPECIAL ON 9TH AVE.
81, 1910 IT, L st.
HOMES.
81 ,450-Down, 7-room mod, So. East,
81, 350-4-rOOm brlI., Green St
ST, 600-4-rOOm, 18th East, Sd So.
81, SOO-4-roOm new, So. East.
81 150-6-room, 70 #. lot. waterloo.
s., 5O0-5-room, furnace. sewer,
SOO-Down, one Of the best bungalows
on \. bench.
EY-BALL-CANNON ASSN.
II Main.
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Sc, $500.
Corner Of 1sI ave. and L ST.,
100 frontage on L street, S21h
feet on First avenue.
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$1,000

$4,000.
Bungalow, the best IN the city,
two baths, oak floors, large
frontage, paved street. We VIII
be pleased TO show you this,
HOUSTON REAL. ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO..
351 Main 81. Phones q,
We write fire insurance,
VIII 80 on your bond
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IL
Lots, all parts of city, easy terms. We
/ have few very cheap lots. They are
| going very fast. You had better get in
! quick II you want any of them.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
| Tel. l73. 66 w Sd South st.
! THE HOME INVESTMENT & saw
INGS co.
$500 for a good tract of land south
Of the city. It contains three-fourtIs
of an acre and is within the five-cent
car service. Terms to suit purchaser
can be arranged.
$2,25O will buy a five-room house,
close in on the west side; the lot
is 3x11 rods and owner viii make
terms.
$4,000 for a five-room modern brick
located on East St, close in; sewers,
sidewalks, etc. Terms.
Choice building lots for only s125
cash.
THE HOME INVESTMENT & saw
INGS co.
clio ". 1st South st.
FOR SALE
A l6 PER CENT INVESTMENT
On an apartment house, close in. The
owner wants to sell, and you will get the
best Of the bargain. $1O,5OO. half down,
balance Z per cent
A GOOD BUY on 9Th ave-, 21kx1O. with
Only 5000. w. 49, '' '''---9' 'OD'" Il Oii'
A FINE CORNER, 60lkx1151k, on I, ST
This is snap for only $3.50.
a Groom P. b; on the east bench, with
large cement basement. bath, toilet
lights, walks, almost new. You can't do
better for the money. Only $3.50.
WE HAVE OTHERS JUST AS CHEAP.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW CO.
Bel 4536. S22-323 Judge Bldg. Ind. I412
FOR SALE
arm. light D. br., nearly new; reception
hall pantry and bath room: natural wood
finish; q. l., gas for cooking; finest inIaid
Itnoleum IN kitchen, bathroom and pantry;
large cellar, cement walks, large front and
back pOrches Qatter screened); lawn and
shade, good garden plot, connected with
sewer, near two car lines. Owner, 1852
Sth East
FOR sALE-By owner, business oornsr
State St., 72x140 to alley small building;
$500. Bell 1732-NX Terms
FOR SALE
sl,9Oc-9-room brick. lot 41x14s. E. 5th So.
S2,OO0-4-rOOm new brick, partly modern
S3,SOO-5-rOOm new brick, modern home
feet.
s 125-East side lots; easy terms
Have many others: see me first
o. OLSON, 515 Herald Bldg.
FOR SALE
Bell 2277. HOMER. Ind. 82T.
SS'ooV1e,Az6djoining property selling for
A new 5-room modern brick cot
tage with 40 feet front, east side
4 blocks from postoffice.
Owner leaving city will sacrifice;
$1,000 viii handle IT,
HOMER.
Under DeSeret Bank.
FOR SALE
WALKER BROS. & MUIR.
Farm Specialists.
26ls Main st. Phones: Bell, 1901; Ind. 1916.
5000; Easy Terms
BE THE PROUD OWNER OF THIS
}.
EAST BENCH.
1913 acres Of best land, new 6-rn. mod
ern brick, young orchard, berries, well
and irrigation water; everything for COM
fort; blocks from Sugar House car, Ce-
ment walks.
FOR SALE-By owner, six-roonn bun
galOw. newly furnished, one block from
county building, cheap FOR cash, If taken
at once. Snap. Look this up. Address 3 %
neutrality-suspicious..
FOR SALE
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SEE JONES

5-room modern house IN Forest Dale.
Good lots on Emerson Heights Other
good buys in all parts Of the city.
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81, 600.
6o-foot frontage on eth East,
between 4th and 9Th South, al
ley in the rear, Easy terms can
be arranged on this.
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80 acres between 18th and 18th South
$500 per acre.
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$4,000 BUYS
This Arm. mod. cottage, with large
lot, on the bench; terms to suit. Don't
you miss this one.
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CAPITAL REAL EST


Convenient to both o. S. I. and d. &
r. G. stations; modern cottage, five
rooms on ground floor and two finished
upstairs; electric light, bath, paved
sidewalk; lot 2axS rods. Price 1900;
5000 cash, $50 per month.
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Bell, 1899; Ind. 204s.
SOO-1-2-3 Security & Trust BLDG.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20

IS acres on State street near 18th South.
5000 per acre.
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HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN 6 TRUST
COMPANY.
ner, on % Ave. The house is modern,
including hot air heat; a good barn
that could not be duplicated for less
than $1,000; 55H165-foot lot worth
S2,100; house could not be built for
less than $4,000. owner wants to sell
and will take $3.50.
HOW'S THIS?
Six-room new brick on H ST. Large
rooms, bath, toilet, elegant mantel;
piped for gas in all rooms; gas In
house; cabinet kitchen; two large clos
cts; cement basement, furnace. Price
$4,000. See US for terms.
SOUTH EAST
New five-room modern red brick,
large basement, mantel, large front
porch; 41bx115 feet; $4,000; $500 cash.
APARTMENT
Eight apartments in this building,
renting at $3.50 each; close in; the
cheapest rent in Salt Lake
This building is strictly modern and
all apartments are up-tO-date. During
year 1909 there were two vacancies, one
u days and one 10 days. Total rents
for one year, $500. Last years ex
pense, SS4O. Net income, S2,28O. This
is about 10 per cent on $4,000 We
will sell for $4,000; part cash, balance
z per cent If you want an apartment
this is the best ever offered.
$3.50 CASH
Why pay rent when you can buy
good foUr-roOm house, with trees and
fruit Of all kinds, 54x130 feet; balance
$50 q month; near 18th So. and 9TH
East?
VACANT
1Ox2O rods, 7th West 9Th North,
1880; $500 cash. balance to suit.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Just south of 4th So. on State st., 20hx
1875 feet S12,30O. Part cash.
ACREAGE
Five acres 10th So. 18th East, good
water right, $4,000; part cash. This
property is well worth the price asked.
We handle real estate Of all kinds.
Tell US your wants,
Agents Royal Fire Insurance, the
greatest fire insurance in the world.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
800 Main Sa Phone S2S.
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Several good farms 20 trade for city
lots or improved property. Warehouse
sites close 20 new depot, Sd and 4th West.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20

5-room brick, lot 45x157; electric lights.
bath room, city water, shade and fruit.
$500.
B. s. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block
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S5,UJ0.
Cor. Sd ave. and X St, So. and
w. front. Sewer and sidewalk
paid for, 821ax115 feet.
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FOR SALE
"
75X141 feet, east bench, Snaps ,275
56Xl4l feet, close Observation-Disclosures. !, 500
5Oxl36 feet, near Q. S. l. shop. 800
50Xl5O feet, South State street. ....... 800
lOOXll5 feet corner on % avenue. 5000
lg0Xl6l feet, South 9Th East.......... 1900
lvlXl4l feet, east bench................. 1000
Lots, all parts of city, easy terms We
nave rev very cheap lots. They are
going very fast You had better get in
quick II you want any of them.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
Tel l13. sc W. Sd South St.
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AN EAST SIDE BARGAIN

AN Lao OLLIE hAINO<A4N
On I'd South ST., walking distancei lot
2aX7 rods; high class, pressed brick.
two full stories, seven rooms, hot air
furnace, cemented basement. Price
$500; all improvements, including
street pavement, paid.
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LOT BARGAIN
On E. "a South St, 4x7 rds., on cor
ner-s5,500, cash or terms.
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FOR SALE-DO not walt until prices 60
up. Buy while you have last years prices.
81 00O-5-rOom bungalow, only $500 down.
g 15O-White pressed brick; splendid loca-
ton; room for three rooms above,
making a 7-Toom home; only 500
down; real snap.
81 .250-5-room modern brick, 9th East.
s., S00-5-room modern brick; real nice.
S3OO0-4-room bungalow; brand news 5 a
beauty.
So 650-5-room modern brick being finished /;
lust as nice as they are made; very
low terms.
s.. 775-7-room, two-story; right on car line
We have a nice line. Come in and
see US.
J. NJ. SETTLE e. CO.,
sos Tribune Building.
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UNDOUBTEDLY
You will agree with Us. We say this
is worth $1,000 more Jnan asked. A
weIl-bullt. 3-stOry. strictly modern
house, 10 rms, lawn, shade and fruit
trees. Lot 40x125 to alley, and an
extra s0-fOot lot in rear. Price today,
$4,000; $4,000 cash, balance to suit.
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FOR SALE-By owner, business corner
State St, 72x140 to alley, small building;
g. 800. Bell 1732-NX Terms
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CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Bell Phone, Main-3SOI. Ind. Phone &c.
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FOR SALE
1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
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RESIDENCE AND STORE.

Large 6-rm. brk. house, with grocery
store IN front; lot 3hX9; store doing q
good business. If you want a business
and a good home see US. Only $4,000,
on good terms.
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A REAL BEAUTY.
See this 5-rm. mod. new GOTTA ge,
piped for furnace; has gas range, sewer,
concrete walks, finished in Mission
style, mantels, chandeliers; cheap and
on easy terms. Close in on car line.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
HARRINGTON
SPECIAL.
10 acres, State St, brick house, 4 large
rooms, large barn, 42-share primary wa
ter right, on corner, land first class: can
cut to advantage; with stock and imple-
ments, $1,000.
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We have all kinds Of farms and acre
age. Now is the time to look them up.
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ARGENTA LODGE No. 8, r. and A NJ
Regular meetings held at Masonic tenn
ME. corner Second East and First South
The first Tuesday Of each month Mem
hers OF sister lodges and sojourning breth-
rem cordially invited to attend
F. II. CRAGER, w. M.
NJ. c, PHILLIPS. Secretary.
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arm. light D. br., nearly new; reception
hall, pantry and bath room; natural wood
finish; e. l., gas for cooking; finest inIaid
linOleum In kitchen, bathroom and pantry;
back pOrches Qatter screened); lawn and
shade, good garden plot, connected with
sewer, near two car lines. Owner, 800
Sth East.
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FOR SALE

If you're looking for a big value propo-
ition, read about these
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A. n. HUMPHREYS
Bell 4133. rs w. Cd South St. Ind. 41S4.
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A NORTH BENCH BARGAIN
Between 18th and 6th, avenues, tidy
four-roOm cottage. large lot. elegant
view. Price $4,000; $500 cash, balance
on easy payments.
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FOR SALE
S19OC-3-room brick, lot 41x14s z. 9Th So.
S2000-4-roOm new brick, partly modern.
S3,S0O-5-rOOm new brick, modern home.
$3,OOO-5-room, part mod, brick, lot 50x2s
feet.
s 125-East side lots; easy terms.
Have many others; see me first.
o. OLSON, 515 Herald Bldg.
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YOU AUTO GO TO THE AUTO SHOW.
YOU AUTO COME AND SEE US ABOUT
REAL ESTATE;
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE No. I
meets every second and fourth Saturday
evening Of each month in Odd Fellows
temple, Market street
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FOR SALE
Bell 2277. HOMER. Ind. szT.
$3,500-AdjOining property selling for
$3.50 per foot
A new 5-roOm modern brick cot
tage with 40 feet front, east side
4 blocks from postoffice.
Owner leaving city will sacrifice:
$1,000 will handle H.
HOMER.
Under DeSeret Bank.
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UTAH COAfMANDERI No. I. Knights
Ten1Dlars.-Stated COnclaves held AT Ma
sonic temple, cor. I'd East and LIST South.
the first Thursday of each month So
ioIIrning Sir Knights cordially invites to,
attend. JOHN T. BRECKON. r. c
p. o. LEATHERWOOD, Recorder
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20

HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
These choice pieces Of prop
eTty VIII make you money
either as an investment or a
home site,
$500.
4Ox1S0 feet to an alley, Eliza
beth street, between 9Th and 7th
South streets.
$500.
Lot 4Ox115 feet to an alley, 18th
avenue, between G and H
streets, south front, good sur
rOundings.
$3.50.
45x107 feet, corner Of 9Th East
and 9Th South. West and south
front.
-
$500.
6e-foot frontage on eth East,
between 4th and 5th South, al
ley in the rear, Easy terms can
be arranged on this.
$1,000.
Cor. Sd ave. and x St., So. and
w. front. Sewer and sidewalk
paid for, S21ax115 feet.
$500.
Corner Of 1st ave. and L St.,
100 frontage on L street, S21e
feet on First avenue.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.,
S5t Main street. Phones q.
We write fire insurance.
VIII 60 on your bond.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-28
WANT SUMMER TRAINS
Northwestern Asked to Put on Summer
Trains Without the Usual Kick

d Agent, Parr of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company has
sent a communication to the officials
of the csmpany asking that provisions
be made at this time to put on the So
called summer trains between Ke-
nosha and the western part of the
county and it is thought that the com
pany will take steps to have these
trains placed on the schedule with the
first of May. The people in the west
ern part of the county have already
taken steps to appeal to the railway
commission to secure this train service
for the summer months, but it is not
thought that this appeal will be neces-
sary. The two trains have proved a
paying investment for the company in
the past and it is thought that they
will be put on this year without quib-
BILE.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-28

FRANK BULL FOR GOVERNOR
Racine Manufacturer Being Groomed
for tie Political Race

The city Of Racine seems to be de-
termined to get on the political map
of Wisconsin and added to the recent
announcement of the candidacy of Viii
liam M. Lewis as Republic candidate
for governor the announcement is be-
ing made that Frank Bull, the head of
the great j. l. Case Company, is being
groomed as a Democratic candidate for
nomination for governor. Mr. Bull
is in Europe at the present time and
it is pretty certain that he has not
been consulted in the matter, but the
Democratic slate makers are decidedly
busy in the use of his name and it
is declared that he will be strongly
urged as a candidate. If Lewis gets
the Republican nomination and Bull
the Democratic nomination Racine will
have a chance to revel in politics In
a way never given to a Wisconsin city
before.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-28
ROE DOCTORS OFFICE
Sneak Thieves Steal overcoat and Sur
gical Instruments of DR.. Beemer

Sneak Thieves Steal Overcoat and Sur
gical Instruments of DR.. Beemer
1.-THE police have been notified that
during the noon hour on Wednesday
thieves broke into the offices of Dr. G..
H. Beemer in the Epstein building at
the corner Of Main street and Market
Square and they got away with cloth
ing and surgical instruments to the
value of about $50. DR.. Beemer had
locked the office when he went home
for dinner and it is supposed that en-
trance was made by means of skele-
ton key. 1t is evident that the thief
knew just what he was looking for
and he picked out some of the most
valuable Of the instruments in the of
fee. Reports of other doctor S offices
being robbed have been received from
other cities and it is thought that some
slick thief is working the same plan
that was formerly worked at the of
fees of dentists all along the north
shore. The police have been investi-
eating the case but as yet they have
found no trace of the guilty parties.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-28
WILLING TO MEET ELLISON
Problem Now Confronting Managers il
Place to Stage the Bout

Place to stage the Bout
Joe Budar, manager of Charlie Juhre,
Young Mahoney and Young Juhre and
a number of other promising Racine
pugilists, in a statement yesterday af-
ternoon, said that he would accept the
challenge issued by Frank Ellison, man
ager of Billy Ellison, the Kenosha
scrapper for Charlie Juhre. However.
the great question now troubling the
two managers is place to stage the
bout in this section of the state
In writing the sporting editor of the
Journal few days ago, Manager Eli.
son said: eff Juhre is sincere let him
come to the front and fix matters up. =
Well, as matter of fact, Juhre is
only too willing to meet Billy Ellison
at $50 pounds at any time or place.
Now the time is easily enough fixed
up, but the place is the question con
fronting the managers.
In the person of Charlie Juhre, Ra-
cine has a Ecomer, one who has all
the qualifications of ring master and
and his friends are already saying that
if he can keep up his present work he
will be the holder of the middleweight
title.--Racine Journal.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-28
BANKS REFLECT PROSPERITY
Reports to State Commissioner Show
Increased Business Activity

Wisconsin banks are prosperous and
the banking business Of the state in
most excellent condition according to
the abstract made by Commissioner of
Banking M. G. Bergh of the reports
of the 492 institutions, all the state
banks, in response to call for a state
ment of condition at the close of bust
ness March 20. The last previous
report called for was of January 81,
1910, and in the intervening time,
practically two months, there were ten
banks added to the list of those doing
business in the state and that the net
increase of resources is $4,202, 1876.
The largest increase of resources is
in the item Of loans and discounts, be-
ing $4, 453 ,365.51, with investments III
bonds the next largest, being $549,-
1913.
In the liability schedule appears a
large increase, $3.50, 1852, in time
deposits, with savings deposits, de-
mand deposits and accounts subject
to check grown by nearly 100000,
all of which shows that the people of
Wisconsin are prosperous, while the
increase of more than four million
in the amount Of loans and discounts
reveals that the money is being free
" used.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-28
State Game Warden Ricke.
man Shows Big Increasein
Fund of Department
MUCH MONEY FOR LICENSES

Most excellent is the showing made
by the game warden s department for
the year 1909 in the report submitted
by Game Warden George w. Rickeman
to Governor Davidson. 1t appears
that on January l, 1910, the cash on
hand in the game warden fund was
1926 84.33, as compared with $94 ,95O.93
a year ago, an increase of $31,233.40.
The report shows that during the
year there were 58S arrests for viola
tion of the game laws and 542 seizures
of fish, game or paraphernalia. The
amount of fines collected was $9,6O2
and the court costs arising out of prose
cutions were $2,658.7S.
Casualties resulting to sportsmen or
others in connection with the pursuit
of fish or game in Wisconsin during
the year were sixty nine, of which
thirty-three were fatal.
The Importance of the fish industry
in the Badger state is revealed in the
total value of fish caught by licensed
fishermen, which is 1886, 791.74 for
%, 685 ,966 pounds of all kinds. These
fish were taken from waters as fol-
lows: Lakes Michigan, Superior and
Green Bay, 2O,658,776; Lake Pepin and
st. Croix and Mississippi river, 3,429,-
800; rough fish from inland waters,
1,597 800. These do not include the
game fish taken by the casual sports
man, no record of which is kept. They
are the catch of regular licensed fisher
men, and the report shows that there
are employed in the business ! 1872 men
and that there was used netting to the
amount of 15,245,158 feet.
/ The total amount received for fish
licenses for the year was $13,261 so,
of which $1,000 was paid by non
resident fishermen who angled With
/ hook and line.