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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-16
CONCENTRATES.

D. c.Jackllng and party are expected
to return from Arizona and New Mex
leo carly next week.
a, 5. Ross. president of the Pitts
burg and Idaho Mining company is in
the city from Gilmore. Idaho.
Supt, Mason of tho Daly-Judge, Min
Ing company is down from Park City
today on business.
The Tonopah Mining company has
posted its regular quarterly dividend
OF "a cents a share and IN extra OF 10
cents. This is payable Jan. Il.
David Cole, formerly of the Greene
Cananca, has been appointed Superln-
tendcrt of the Ray Consolidated mill
operations.
According to information from Eure-
ka, Nevada, operations have been closed
down at Buckhorn until the Eureka and
Palisade railroad is completed.
j. L. Boss OF Lcadore. Ida, is in the
city to contract with tho u. S. Smelt-
ing company for handling Of ores from
Lcmhi county. He says more ores Will
be coming this way now for treatment
than ever before.
r. Alvin Weiss. n New York mining
engineer Is II guest at the Wilson hotel.
lie Is on MS way nome, MI. Neiss MIS-
been representing an eastern mining
syndicate in northern Idaho and British
Columbia.
W. G. Orem, managing director OF the
Nevada Copper Belt railroad has tied
up $4,000 ties which will be sent TO
Mason without delay. He declares TINT
there is enough material on the ground
or enroute to complete the railroad to
the mines.
Miners ut the paly-Judge property are
now working on the 1000 level for the
first time in T. years. Drainage from
the DAILY West has carried the water
away, Some of the rich faces OF ore
on this level are expected 10 be opened
UP shortly.
At the three days oil convention at
Cheyenne, there has been some discus
sion OF putting in pipe line to carry
| the oil from that state to Omaha, n
distance of 500 miles Salt Lake city
Is the logical center of a growing oil
| country. 1t is but 125 miles from the
| Wyoming oil folds. Why should 1t
not have big refinery and receive the
oil from the Wyoming fields as we'll
| MS the growing fields Of Titan,
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

claims OF the Ely Consolidated Mining
company near Lyon Springs were sold
recently TO u. p yendcrcook of sam
Francisco. the principal creditor. me
property was sold by Sheriff Butler ut
ELY This winds UP the affairs OF the
company. This isinot the Ely Console
dated Copper company which owns VAL
liable property in the Ely district and
OF whic, Sam Levy Of Salt Lake Citytis
manager.
George L. Gum. managing director
Of the Inspiration copper company yes
terday wired Manager Il, r. Drum
mond authority to purchase two more
churn drills to prospect the property
with There are already three on the
ground With the five drills WORKING
some rapid prospecting should be done.
Tho company has Blocked out 1i,000.OoU
tons of ore averaging 2pei cent copper
ana has lS,000,oG0 ions of probable ore
Only about SO out Of the 5iS acres
owned By the company have been pros
pected The management has complet-
cd all the underground development
work that can be done until the main
working shaft Is driven. which VIII be
shortly after the first of the year..
j w. Walker OF Cherry Creek, New, Is
in the city He says that the reason the
Glasgow and Western Exploration COM
pany closed down It's Star mill was on
account OF body OF rich ore being found
that necessItatet, the running of y tun-
mel to open ii up economically. The rich
silver DIRE was discovered in a winze on
the 700 level. The Wine was sunk 81
feet all In ore Tho vein averages four
and Il half feet wide aId htts been
proven for La0 lss.%t apst and 10 feet
west a tunnel on the 800-foot level has
about 500 feet 10 so to get under the
ore. Tho Mother Lode tunnel Is now In
LIPS feet and the next 80 feet VIII prob
ably reach the contact where the ore
is expected. The Black Metal mine
has started opprations.
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SHIPPING SUFFERS
FROM HIGH WINDS

Boston Dec. 16.--Shipping on tho
New England coast suffered from the
high wind of last night. The three
innsted schooner Thomas g. Garland
Of Portsmouth, y. H.. from an APP
parently safe anchorage across Nan
iucKct sound was tossed into the icy
breakers inside of Great Point light.
The half frozen crew, tone of them
badly injured. were brought ashore at
daylight by the crew OF the Coskata
lite-saying station.
a wireless dispatch from the revenue
cutter Gresham announced the total
loss of the three-mastcd schooner Alb
bic c. Cole on stone Horse shoal. The
crew was rescued
The, three masted schooner Annie f.
Conlon put into Portsmouth. y. H.,
today in n disabled condition.
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MARKET GROWS SLACK.
Holidays Divert Attention From Trad
ing on Local Exchange.

Holidays Divert Attention From Trad
Ing on Local Exchange.
There was little of interest in trad
ing on the local stock exchange this
morning. Iron Blossom dropped, Grand
Central was higher and Nevada Hills
sold at SEA during the morning. while
the total volume of business WIS close
to what 1t vas yesterday. Tho holiday
trading has evidently diverted attention
from the stock market for the time be-
ing.
Grand Central was up to So cents to-
day, which is better than usual, al
though the stock has been quite l.
active for some time. Iron Blossom
dropped down as low as so cents today.
which is the lowest since tho recent
strikes. The ore under the cave on the
800 level ron 500 in gold and % ounces
in silver, according to reports from
Provo.
Nevada Hills sold at S2.25 this morn
ing which is q gain of 12is cents over
the first OF the week. Ohio Copper was
lower today, selling ut si.i5.
The total number OF shares disposed
of this morning was $4,000, for which
S4.ii5.25 was paid.
Trading was slightly better on the
curb market this morning and quota
tons were made on larger number Of
stocks.
The sales on the curb were Loco
shares of Bingham Copper at Is cents:
200 shares of OpeX at 10 cents and 500
shares of Ohio Kentucky at SO cents.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..
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LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Dec. Notwithstanding,
Loo: market l0c. higher Native steers,
i75Gp700; native cows and helfers. S,R ,.l
coo: stockers and feeders, it9a0. 40; puiis,
35o@4s calves s.sst 4;s so%s TSsie ~
Hogs Receipts. 6,l0l; market stea eE,
to SC. lower. a Bulk of sales, 7.DIi .O'
heavy. 4, GiI7.10; packers and butchers.
/ .G0fI.Io; light, So I.G5. ~
Muttohs. 3. aSa4.o6: iamns, 6.25as. 8; fed
wethers and yearllngs. 3.5OG4.io leu
western ewes, 3.eod35o.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Dec. Notwithstanding. esti-
mated at 1900: market loc. higher; Beeves.
crn steers, 4.ooI5.S5: stoclters and fee &c q
ers. 3.35Ql5.70: cows and heifers, :.SS 40
500: calves. l7.ooep9.25.
Hogs-R Receipts, estimated ut t = IS 5000 eo
mixed. 7,8N7.7o: heavy, ,7,stl1.7o;, rough.
500 .45: good to choice heavy. 7.46 q 20.
pigs. G.70dr7.tD: bulk of sales. 7.50@7.6
Sheep-Rrceipts, estimated ut 5000;
aaoa48o: yearllngs, A.2oaS.Gs: lambs, nn-
tive, 1860: western, .50l6. %,
OMAHA.
Omaha, Dec. @cattle-Rccelpts. 2a1o
market strong. Native steers, j. s5dS.i5
steers. s.soas.7o: range cgws and heif-
ers and feeders, 3.ocqsiO; calves, 3.50Gp
500; bulls. stays. etc, ESQ 500.
Hogs-Receipts, AGO: market &c; low
liz i!s;h, f 7sSi.e5 pigs, s.5oGSso; buis % Of
gales. 7.46Ei7.6o.
yearlings ). $4,000: wethors. s.409I.O0;
owes, s.0oT3.So; lambs, 6.oa6.15.
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MARKET ABOUT D
HOLDING: IT'S OWN.

New York. Dec. 16,--Tlie feature OF IN lne
stock market ut the opening today !, % %a1
tho heaviness of United states 5, ,,ar,
which reflected renor,s o. rt Elk thousand
sharc., changed hands IN the lrit.a,
ing at 72l fractional decline from os 3,
terdays close Me Ms. speoini group dis
played strength but elsewhere ctt.'teeSS5
were unlmportant. tbc
Prices took II BRIEF upward y t ~, ti,n
strength shown by n few Speclaities s.i n.t
s,,lntlng a slight general demand; A me
can Hide & Leather preferred adYan si q
Pittsburg Ginei1nati ,s TniSpss Heavy
selling of United States Steel depressss ,e,,.
II n poInt to ia and forced the ot ,n,,,
stocks fractionaily below
yesterdays closing, Pn ,yas Meter atil
ee: ahS sgs' a.. :, rtets
of the week business rel OIL In ate oenverv
from the low points. The movement
plainly lacked leadership. however. anu anu
the list drifted Idly The strongest Is s'p nnnl
manipulation. Announcement that t dn
United States steel corporation haa d ~
cIded TO curtall operations ~ one ,, vi Go
leading plants occasiOned lltlie surpiissss.
American Snuff sold IS points ABOVE Tvs
preceding sale last month. G.r,,l
! Honds were firm, with Georgia Cehtrai
incomes notably strong. oreant,a,
change during the midday hour and
business was.the smallest yet.
II Tie stability of prices despite Tue az
sercc OF demand was favorably com
msn,ed on but none or the active trad
ing interests seemed disposed 70 prices
sufficiently to attract a following.
1Grbe market closed steady. Speculative
conditions were unaltered. the market
ruling intensely dull and prices scarcely
ticaIivr ',,ncnangcd from yesterdays clos
ing. philadelphia Company rose j.
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MRS. DELLA TOTEM GETS
LIFE IMPRISONMENT

Spokane, Wash. Dec, is.-Found
guilty of murder in the first degree for
the Staying of James E. Sutton on
Aug. 10 last, Mrs. Della B Totten was
sentenced by the court at Wenutcheo
today to life imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary at Walla Walla
Her aged mother, Mrs. Hannah Bed
eth, 70 years old. was given a sentence
of not less than one year nor more than
two years in prison. having been found
guilty of manslaushter as an accom-
plice In the killing of Sutton.
The women owned farms near Cash
mere, adjoining Sutton's place. and
quarreled with him about boundary
fence.
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HOUSE DEMOCRATS ISSUE
CALL FOR A CAUCUS

Washington, Dec. ia call was Is
sued today for q caucus of the Demo-
cratic members of the next house to be
held on. the floor of the house. Jan. 49,,
to take up such matters as the caucus
may choose. The plan for an immediate
selection OF the Democratic members or
the next ways and means committee
will sbe acted on with a view to franz
ing n tariff bill for submission to tho
next Congress.
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vERY coLp IA NEW YORK..

New York. Dec. 16.-New York eX-
perienced it's share OF suffering and IN
convenience caused by the sweep of the
cold wave from the northwest which
today holds the entire northeastern
section of the country in its grip.
Nine degrees above zero. officially re-
corded in the early morning hours. was
the minimum temperature in this city,
but up the state where the effects of
the cold snap We're more severely felt,
the mercury was as low as degrees
below at Canton. n. Y.
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SENATE SUBJ COMMITTEE
FAVORS DIRECT VOTE

Washington. Dec 1s,-By a vote of two
to one subcommittee of the senate
committee on judiciary today authorized
q favorable report on resolution FOR a
constitutional amendment to provide for
the election of United states senator's by
direct vote of the people. Senators Bcrah
and Raynor voted for and Senator Dill
ingharn against The report. The question
will he submitted TO the full committee
next Monday.
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LONDON COPPER REPORT,

According toa dispatch received over
Pollock & Co.'S private wire this morn
ing. It Is reported from London that
the visible supply OF copper on Dec. Is.
Is estimated at 1859 tons decrease
OF 1921 tons since Dec l. The VS.
ihle supply ut the same time last year
was 1oE1s0s tons! Exports from this
country for tho, week ending Dec. Is,
amounted to&7,7S1 tons.
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WIFE'S SMOKING
NO CAUSE FOR DIVORCE

Kansas City. Dec, f6.--Just he
causc u wife smokes cigarettes does not
give her husband ground for divorce.
according to n ruling by Judge Il A.
Frank Jones in the circuit court here
Nesterday The case was Robert l..
Houck. foreman in n factory. against
Florence Houcll OF the ground that
she rolled cigarettes while preparing
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NATIoNAn LEAGUE SEASON

New York, Dec, 16-The National
league today decided on a season of 1874
games for 1911, the season to begin on
April IL and to end on or about Oct. H.
Last season l6S games were played
This years schedule plan was adopted
after consultation With the American
league.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Dec. 16.--Large shipments from
Argentina, India and Australia served as
9 preteXt for reduction in wheat prices
week reached 100000 bushels us against
5o4.uo bushels last week and $4,000 n year
ago.. The other two countries made a
similar showing though not to such a
considerable, with part OF 1t foreign.
higher, May started at esi to 9ia. a shade
rallied to 96A
Selling by scattered longs weakened
corn. May opened Ma to / down. at 471E
to 47s9s fell to 47a@i and recovered to
Oats were easier. with other grains.
Cash houses sold. May started unchang-
ed TO Oft at 34h to 3it bur reacted to Sii.
was lighter than expected strengthened
provisions but offerings became plentiful
and the advance did not hold. First sales
were 10 TO III higher and sc. lower with
May pork at 1910 to 1S.ols; 10.02b for lard,
and $50 for ribs
Whent-Commen on the unparalleled
traders into Il still more bearsh mood.
Rain in Argentina and liberal estimates
of the export surplus there added to the
weakness. The close was easy at 9o3, d
Corn-Heavy eonsignmrnts kept the
market depressed. Close was weak with
May at An. Il net loss of I.
Cash corn: No: 2, 47I4S;! No. 9 white,
41di'is; No. 9 yellow. 5la3;a No. yellow
now, 41qt: No. S,,Ta7mf; do. new, liaG45;
No: 3 white 470a; do. new, d4b a 45; No 3
yellow. J09a; do! now, 456D46; No. 4. 4G1qI
AZ: do new. t2!di4; No. white, 46bd47:
No. a white. now, 49l0 49, No. A yellow,
4SdI1; do. new. 4lGplo aS's5 n "A
Close-Rye-C Cash. ST..
Y Barley Cash. G6dDSS.
Tin,othy:..cash, s,CoIe.75: March, 1915.
Clover Cash. 10 ,lJGpH.%: March, 1900.
Corn-Dec., 4s9NI; May. All: July, lsSIs.
oats-DfG., Sla9s; May, 3iadpi; July, 81.
Mess Fork, per bbl.-Jan.. 1894; May,
Lard. per 800 lbs,-lan., 1875: May,
1902t.
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs.-Jan, /. OH; May,
9G9. - -
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$4,000 s4,455.25
AFTERNOON SALES.

,nt -
E i,d,,9M 1,eh = oGU =. ~. ion nj s2tl
100 ut 81.
Columbus. 100 at 49,
u crown Point. 1000 Mt "a
In1ians onee,, r OOo al /
i ..uis' it,,as.s,,, i9no ~
i on NJn,,,,,oii, N ,tis OOo M
IA
Nevada HIS, 100 at 20 ~ noo at
40: 200 ut 2.20. Seller.6o.
g New York. 500 at o; 500 at 2h, buyer
an
i,bi, Corner 90 ut 4 40. 100 at
x Sn,o Z, ~
Leo ~ 60,
seven lrouShs, l,oi4 ~ u
Sioux Con-, 100 ut ~,
South Cob Con-, LOCO Mt 9T.
Tintic Central, $500 at Il; 1000
ut "a
is'' = -. -
SAN FliANCisC1' allNi-N.' . ' =,
James ~. POLLOCK q 10, onlr 1880,
o y, thcir nrivate wire this afternoon:
,c,oMsToCK.
~, ,5,,
Ophir, 1.l2ilil 10; Mexican. 4. p PIG:
Could x Curry. 10 bid: Con. va, q Dig l!e,
Savage, 10 asked; Yellow Jacket, .dN ~
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RuTTER AND EGGS

Chicago, Dec. 1G,-Butter = Steady.
Creaineries, 2SN29: diaries. 21Go5. 4.
Eggs-Easy, mt mark cases Included.
issu22s: reccints, 1850 cases, firsts 20:
prime firsts, 81. y
Cheese Steady. Daisies, 1i2dp15 Twins.
ltIt;. YOUNG Americas, ll2O15; Long
Hornss 14litl5.
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. . 5.cE
X Amendments to its articles of incorpora-
Transit company and certified to the sec
retary OF state. Tho amendments give
the company the privilege Of extending
county and to construct and operate It's
own telephone ana telegraph lines The
directorate III also increased from 7 to II.
maintaining cams md reservoirs around
Kont Lake, the Kent Lake Reservoir
company has been organized and articles
Of incorporation certified to the secretary.
OF state. Three thousand shares Will
constitute tie capital stock of the con-
Ccrn; par at IS each, The officers are:
J. T. Jones, presidents: George a. Par
kinson, vice president: George w. Wood
house, secretary and treasurer. The Of
Ulcers also CONSTITUTES the directorate.
Tho Ghrdner-Adpms company has filed
articles Of incorporation with the county
clerk. The purpose Of the concern Is TO
carry on n clothing and general merchants
dislng business and is formed byn COM
pany, liz south Main street and the ]. p.
Gardner company. 1a1-lS3 south Main
street, The capital is s1:5,ooo, fully paid
up by the merger OF the two concerns.
and the officers are: James p. Gardner
president; Charles f. Adams. vice presi-
dent and treasurer: Frank p. Gardner
secretary. 5a5 lgs
fled from the county clerk Of Boxelder
county to the secretary Of state for the
Tremonton Land X Irrigation company
of Tremonton. The capital Of this com
pany consists OF $1,000 in $50 shares. Of
ficcrs: L. G. Elliott. PRESIDENT j. Y
Ferry. vice president; s, n. Cole, score
tnry-treaslirer. raG aist
An amendment to the articles of incor-
poration Of the Keno Mining e Milling
company has been certified to the secre-
tary of state changing the headquarters
OF the concern from Payson to Provo
permitting the books or the fcoln,,any to
be closed In ordcr;to pay dividends and
giving the Officers authority totstrgnsfcr
stock npon %h'rhtp'lio or 'pnrt of the rs Z
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WOOL.


st. Louis. Dec. 1G.-Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 2lM22: fine
mediums. 176la: fine, 124l3.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

r.
New York. Dec. 16.-Money on call.
steady, Sh@E per cent; ruling rate. 3la
per cent; closing bid, 3 per cent; Of
fered at 81 per cent.
Time loans dull and inactive; 60 and
90 days. 1 per cent; for six monthA 4
per cent.
Close. Prime mercantile paper. SOB
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 4.s2.35
q. As for 60-day bills, sand at 4.S540 for
demand; commercial bills, 4.S1S gases.
Bar silver, 54is.
Mexican dollars. As
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, firm.
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.
The Following quotations We're received
this afternoon over the direct private
wire of Badger Brothers:
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

smoot Land & Improvement COM
pany; capital, s12,94l In shares Of 81
each Officers: w. G. A. Smoot, presi-
dent: Albert c. Smoot, treasurer;
Nrangus Laurenson. secretary. In adj
tition to acting as treasurer, Albert c..
2Smoot will manage the concern.
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meals and left them lying about to
set curtains. bed clothing andgthe like
alirc.
several times she has gone to sleep
at night with II cigarette between. her
fingers With the result that the ped
ding was soon in flames" said Houck.{
Judge Jones ruled that since Mrs:
Hook smoked in her home and did mol
humiliate her husband BY smoking
on the streets, the grounds were IN
sufficient for divorce.
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New York, Dec, l6.-Sugar. raw. firm,
mnecovndo. so test. .50:icentrifugaI. cd
test test 100; molasses, SO test, 3.e5. Refined,
Coffec-Spot quiet.
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to FORENOON SALES.
Cedar Tails, 1000 at 111z:: 200 at
10.
Grand Central, 100 at So.
Iron Blossom. 600 at 81.
Keystone. 100 Mt 4.
Lower Mammoth. 5000 et 10.
Masonic Mt, 500 at 32.
Nevada Hills. 100 at 2.25.
Ohio Copper. 500 at Las.
Sioux Con, 500 at 20.
South Col. Con-. 2.2o0 at 10: 500 at
9M.
Tintlc Combination, 1000 at 3: 1000
at Az
Tintic Empire. 5000 at Az.
Uncle Sam, 500 at a T..
OPEN BOARD.
Grand Cen. 200 at So.
Iron Blossom. zoo Mt 81: 500 ut 80.
Ohio Copper, 100 at Las.
Tin. Combl. 1000 at az.
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular 500 S3,04S.25
Open ............. 1900 1.407.00
$4,000 s4,455.25.
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Total saies $4,000: money opened. 81
high. 81: low, 3; last. 3; close. 81; rul
ing rate, 81,
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Nevada Hills. .. 25hl2 ri; rlttshurg sll
Peak. 81 bid; Eagles Nest, asked: Hall
stone, asked. Round Mountain. 81 bid :
.sTJ.
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Mayrlower Cons. AIS: Montgy nj, i
asked: Tramp Cons, 9 bid.
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sUGAR AND coEEEE

=. ~ ----0 q = -------
hort Ribs. per 100 lbs.--Ian., LON; May,
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BUY THIS

BUY THIS
Corner lot with the four-rOOm brick
cottage on IL, and remodel into a bum
galoW 1t is ideal for the purpose.
The lot is a magnificent one, SKI rods,
facing south and west. Grand old
BY expanding a small amount of
money you will have a home worth 30
per cent more than it cost you. Price
$4,000.
S3,100-Four-room modern brick on
Eighth ave. Handsome little place.
S3,750-Five-roOm modern. on north
bench. Furnace heat.
S3,l6O-Eight-room brick on 10th
East. Lot 5OX157. This is a bargain.
brick cottage. Room for another house
on the same lot. 126 n st.
S4,6OO-Seven-rOOm modern, on First
ave. This is a really fine home and in
the best part of the city. One of the
best things we have on our lists.
S6,500-Large, handsome home on
First ave. Eight rooms and attic.
ss,500-A beauty and in the very best
residence district of the city. Right up
to date.
GORDON HOUSES.
The best in house building. Corner
@ and Eighth ave. Take a look at
them. If you can find better built
houses for the money we will buy them
ourselves. Terms If you want them,
FEDERAL HEIGHTS.
The prices go up a little on May l.
residence park with restrictions
which restrict. We are agents and will
be glad to show you plats and quote
prices. Not very many left.
STOWE & PALMER,
50 West Second South. Phones 4s2.
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KEY TO SUCCESS.

NE ~ OOAOECS.
Profit by the experience of
others. No one man, or firm,
has, or ever did have, all the
good things. LOOK before you
buy.
Observe these three ruIea
and Investigate the following
before you spend your money.
4-room mod. l. p. brk-, Z
rooms upstairs unfinished, ce-
ment walks and driveway,
large concrete cellar. all new,
southeast part. $4,000. part
cash.
4-room mod. bungalow, near
9Th East and 10th South; Sa,T50;
$500 cash, balance like rent.
4-room mod. brk., small lot,
gas, sewer and water connec-
lions, near 7th South and eth
East; s2.450; s275 cash. $40
per month.
5-roon mod. l. p. brk., TIN
East, facing park; all new;
price $3.50; part cash.
NEW ADDITION.
Al HAMBRA PLACE. located
on State street, near 14th South;
best car service in the city;
large lots, wide streets, left.
alleys. $3.50 to $3.50 each; $40
down, $40 per month.
THE UTAH-IDAfIO INVEST
MENT CO,
Brooks Arcade, State street and
Sd South.
Rooms 224-25.
Phones: Bell 632; Ind. 691.