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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
AMUSEMENTS

Coloniai---Tomorrow morning tho
box office opens for the first attraction
OF the new season, THE Lottery Man"
which begins next week. with = special
matinee Tuesday Manager Ben Kotch-
am reports everything at the house IN
readiness for a busy season under the
new regime OF high grade attractions.
THE Lottery Man" was written by
Rida Johnson Young and had u rIl
of six months In New York II follows
the fortunes of a reporter on "a NJ"
York paper, who borrows money I, on,
the proprietor 10 follow Wall str. et
tip. He pledges tho proprietor mat "
he losos he WIN give the paper the
biggest scoop" Il ever knew. aud what
this "scuop' was, forms the theme Of
the play
Orphcum-A capacity audience last
night witnessed the excellent oil nj the
Orpheum. The Thistle club attended In
force, nearly eco members Of the Scotch
organization tolng pregcnt 70 greet
their fellow member, Peter Donald,
who, with his wife is playing Alex
MELONS, Dream" Tho Donalds were
very warmly received and beautiful
bouquet was passed over tho footlights
to Mrs. Donald. one song My Heart
Aye Warns 20 tho Tartan WITS Joined
in by the Scotch present and Il was
alone worth the price OF admission 10
see the zest with which the Hoods and
Murdocks and Mckendricks and the
others Of the clans lent their ringing
voices 60 the chorus Mr. Donald was
forced 20 make one Of his felicitous
little curtain talks, and the orchestra,
mindful Of tho Gaelic Invasion Of the
house. played as an exit march Aud
Lang Syuc."
Shubcrt--Ihe new weeks bill -
running along prosperpusly and viii
continue up tin Saturday afternoon,
whom a complete change goes on,
Moving PiCturcs-At the Luna and
Isis the regular double performances
are given daily, and the new Aim sub
jeCts this week are giving good sltis-
faction. The usual change goes on sat
urday afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
WEIRD IDEAS AS TO
SPENDING A HOLIDAY
David Alton Throws Woman In Lake
Takes Fall Himself and
Lands In Cell.

After throwing woman I'm the lake
ut Saltair during the afternoon, fall
ing in the lake in the evening re-
turning to the city and picked up in
an unconscious condition, Is the days
history Of one David Alton. foreman
Of a powder gang working for Banks
& sons at GARFIELD.
Tho man was found in an uncon-
scious condition about midnight last
night and removed to the emergency
hospital Dr. SpragIe was called, who
after au examination found the man
s.ucrug from "a number OF contusions
and abrusioal, tut louC OF tAcln IAN
gerous. ALTON a. now lying IN the
emergency hospital awaiting trial on
a charge of drunkenness.
Yesterday afternoon Alton, IN com
pany with "Babc" Rivers. woman OF
the town. and two boat attendants,
took a ride In a launch on the lake.
After getting out some distance, II
IS declared he turned upon the Rivers
woman and grabbing her by the legs
threw her backward INTO the water
As the boat attendants pulled the
woman from the water, Alton, II Is
claimed. declared let her go I'm
going TO Kin her anyway However
she was put into the boat and the
unrtv returned to Saltair.
The Rivers woman returned to the
city but Alton remained at the lake
where. x Is alleged, he drank consld-
crably during the remainder OF the
dav and evening Later, while sitting
on one Of the railings on the pier be
leaned back. believing there was
support However, as there was none,
he kept on going backward, LANDING ih
the lake.
~, On an inbound train. After reach
ING the city. Alton declares he got on
Inc Saltair train az the depot, all right
and started up town. That Is as iar
as his memory extends. He clhlins
that he knew nothing until ne WOKE
M IN the emergency hospilal Whero ne
~. ,s re gave the information that
he vas from Tennessee. but refused
10 give any details. as to who or what
his parents are.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
SENATOR CLARK COMING.

Senator C.. W. clark Of Wyoming VIII
be ono Of tho principal speakers at the
Young Mems Republican club outing
az Saltalr Friday Word has been rec
coivcd that the wyoming statesman
win Doe able 10 attend the celebration
and viii make an Informal address,
Senators Reed Smoot and George Suth-
orIand ana Congressman Joseph
Howell and Gov. William Spry viii also
mike addresses Tho program come
rrittca will have the details completed
iy Tursdoy. and 20 is expected that
fully 5000 people viii attend the c.lc-
brutIOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
Utah State Troops Scheduled to
Break Camp Early Friday
Morning.
FIGHTING A MIMIC BATTLE
signal Corps the Only Militia Organ
izntIon Designated To Participate
In the Mancuycr.
Especial correspondencc.D


c.amp otis, Wyo., Aug. S.-Early Fri
aay morning the Utah state troops, con-
s,stlnr Of the infantry. battery and sig
nal corps, who have been participating
IN the Joint vancouver camp here, Will
break camp and begin their homeward
tourney Under the schedule ana ten
ta,ive plans. the troops viii arrive IN
salt Lake Sunday morning about 6
o'clock. Several hours will be taken
Nm I'm unloading the horses, baggage
and equipment, and about o'clock IN
the forenoon the troops viii parade the
streets in their march To the armory
Today the signal corps part cpated IA
the mimic battle known In military
variance as a problem The corps Oper-
etlng two wireless statIOns and long
line OF field wire with five stations was
The only militia organization designated
"a participate in the mancuver, .h2
Allowing which II has made In camp
with rs apparatus pla cling q on plane
with the regular army signal corps
The vancouver, In VIII Ch the cumbG
tants were the Red and Blue arm e..
took up the creator part o. the day
beginning at $50 o'clock. and was
startling in its seeming reality. II was
real warfare except for the absence II
bullets and shells.
During the engagement violent
thunderstorm broke, that resulted ina
a near fatality In the ranks " the sig
nal corps While Ouerator william
Walsh was at the wireless a bolt II
lghtnlng struck near the stat on, par,
I II entering the lead wires. with SUI
Hclent strength TO hurl the operator
from tho wagon. Although stunned the
operator was quickly revived and suc-
fered no serious injury.
The health Of tho Utah men IN the
tamp remains good and no case "
sickness has occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
DEATH OF TOURIST.
Mrs. v. l.. Mrf'y OF Battlcboro. VT
Dies at Holy Gross Hospital.

Mrs. E. I. Marcy u Battleboro' VI,
dicd al tho Holy Cross hospital Tues
dav after an operation for appended
us Mrs. Marcy WAS takcn III last Fri
day and after consultation. Drs, Hos
MGR and Murphy. hcr physicians, decid-
o. that an operation was necessary.
she was removed TO the hospital and an
opcration performed at once. Appar-
emily she was strong, robust woman,
but her system seemed to be so affected
thet she did not recover from the shock.
she was the wife ~ n brother Of + p.
Marcy. manager of tho Allis-chalmors
-ompany in this city, With her hua-
band and daughter she had spent the
winter In Alaska. later coming here 20
visit with her relatives she had been
here only two weeks when death en-
sued.
she Ia survived by n husband and two
dauchtera. Mrs Ellen White OF Bat
tieboro and an unmarried daughter
Ntsy Ednp Marcy Mrs Marcy came
froin good old New England stock and
was a daughter OF David Ballou ~
Wilmington. VI.
Funeral services VIII be held at tho
residence 81 r. z. Marcy. - ! street
Friday afternoon. after which the body
win no taken IN Battleboro By The hus.
band and daughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
fLESH-F FORMING FOOD

when YOU buy n packaRe OF Sa-
,-o' inc great flesh forming food.
rtn Yourself aud see how much you
fa,n ~ the FIRST weeks use. Y. g. NJ.
cue, us Dept win tell OF many OF their
w.. ilers who month or so ago
- min, pale and haggard, but who
INV through the use OF Samosc,
~, p. strong ana happy, with per-
Nv. heaith and attractive flesh. They
v.ont. .en 80 many Instances 81 the
,,Neriul power of Samose 10 re-
,,s INC weak and sick 60 strength
Al az, ltalth' and to make good natur-
rps.sh that they give their personal
me- '', NEE With every package OF Sa-
n - lher soil t. refr0H tho money ~
zoe not prove satisfactory.
"a, nose ~ pure preparation. and
by ~ used With absolute confidence
res.t nc most delicate. II gives re-
ar. ~" reTilie with children weo
,ppetite. ~ U'"' anu "'"'u'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
BIGGER FEDERAL BUILDING
Government Supcrintcndcnt OF 'oh'
struciion Looking Over site

Louis r Shpley, superintendent OF
construction ~ government buildings
arrived In salt Lake Tuesday afternoon
and proceeded at once arranging LOT u'o
STARTING OF work on the proposed S-o''-
600 addition to be added to the west
side Of the postoflce building. 1t Is
thought that actual construction VII
begin some time in September me
site cost the government >o0.OOO' an ap-
propriation OF $4,000, which was ait
erwards Increased $4,000, was made the
total cost OF the addition 70 come oiose
10 $500 900 The enlarged tederu oullu-
,r,s, V,iil rive needed room for many gov
eminent offices which are now located IN
various parts Of the city. After look
inc over the situation In Salt Lake Mr
sbirlev win go to logan 10 look over
INC new postofice building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
MEATnER rnREcAsT
For salt Lake city and Utah: Tonight
ana Thursday generally fair
WEATHER SUMMARY.

The barometer is high over the ccn-
trail portion of the country and the
south. attended by generally fair
weather ANA normal temperatures over
the lakes the pressure is low. and ruins
have been heavy at "a few stations.
West Of the continental divide the pres
sure b. low, but rain WAS reported only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
DAIRYMAN FINED.
Nolan McIian Assessed Forty Dollar
For Selling Impure Mill,.

Nolan McHan. who was armigncd
Tuesday. charged with violating the
pure food ordinance, ga that he had sold
a1ultcrdtcd and dirty milk, was fined
$40 this moruug bv Judge Whitaker,
when bis clsc came up for hearing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
WORK ON NEW THEATER.
Gang start Operations on Erecting
steel on State Street House.

Work is progressing on the Newhousc
thoatcr corner state and Exchange
place. The first two great steel girdcrs
having boon placed in the southwest
corner OF the building, each Rlrder. 80
feet long. and today two other founda -
zion CitdCrs. 366 feet long. the four
Weighing many tons. are being set All
the steel for the structure IS In the
city Part of 81 is M the depot, the
crtmped ground space at the building
site making it impracticable 90 hnul the
whole consignment " steel there. cN-
ccpt as needed. The 40 cement fpotlnEs
are completed and ready FOR the struc-
turai steel as fast as the workers can
erect H. The promised handsome play
house viii Do rushed to completion with
am possible dispatch. and II viii be
ready for Us formal opening this fall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
POSITION STILL VACANT.

Mayor Bransford has received score
OF applications for the appointment ~
a member on the board Of public works
e. succeed Charles y. Roekndgc, who
resigned 70 take the position of chief
inspector but 00re ~ them will do
The salary amounts o. si6.s3 month.
and the chief executive wants man
experienced iu contract work who viii
accept the position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

Ht Durango. Colo Tho temperatures
throushout the west this morning are
normal.
The Indications arc for generally rdr
Weather 'a this vicinity tonight and
Thursday
COMPARATIVE DATA FOR SALT
LAKE CITY.
Tho highest yesterday was 81 degrees.
The mean temperature Yesterday was
"a degrees which was below normal.
The lowest today WAS g. degrees. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
BIG SALE DUE.
Dclinoucnt Corporations WIN b
brought Under the Hammer.

Three hundred and sixty foreign cor
porations. that &c. corporations organ
lied outside Of Utah. are delinquent ia
tho navmcnt Of the state corporation
tax and therefore Secretary az state
Charles g. Tlngcv SAYS that he viii
order. on Monday the sherins ~ the
different counties 10 sen the proper
ties. The tax averages SEQ each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
SENATOR SUTHERLAND HOME,

After having visited HE dauehter, Mrs
A. Robert fillmore IN Los Angeles. United
states Senator George Sutherland TO-
expccts TO 20 70 Minneapolis 10 attend
tho anal investigate meeting In the
Balllnger Pinchot matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
THE MORMONs AND THE
IIffr sIrirR

An interesting compilation forming
the history Of thoatriCals in Salt Lake.
by the late John :, Lindsay, FOR sale
at the Dcseret News Book Store. Price
soc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10


llonaire. George W. Chllds.
His first employment was In book
store, his income being only hity cents
a week more than his bare living
Ho read good books, attended book
values. fixed his ambitions high so that
sales az uIrht tn learn their market
no might always bc tending upward,
and nc the end Of four years had saved
enough 20 start "a book store Of his
own.
Saving H. good habit
vou and your happiness ana peace ~
n IS habit that win grow upon
mind VIII grow with a.
savings account in this bank not
only wilt give Won influence and pres
tirc. bat 10 may give YOU the decisive
mt at the decisive time
UTAH gANINGS & TRUST co.
235 MAIN ST
"In the Business Heart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
SOCIAL AND
FER SOMA

All matter Tor the saturday night
social page of the News must be
sent In not later thu noon on Fri.
day. the day previous,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

Salt Lake Photo nnd SuDpiy Co.
Kodaks. finishing. framing. 1872 Main
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
Mrs. Charles Costln Tniscs Strychninc
Because Husband Was Gross.

NO; I'm never going to do Il again
'ecause II hurts" said Mrs Charles Cos
.ln Of Al Second East street last night.
niter having recovered from the effects
~ 10 grains Of strychnine, taken with
suicidal intent
Mrs Costn was discovered by her
helghber9 at about s o'clock moaning
WIN paih. Dr. +. q Harding was sum
hloned' who. after working over tho
woman for over an hour brought her
'ut OF danger Mrs. Costin after she
PAD iully recovered was deeply peni-
tent but claims IA extcnuation for her
FOOLISH act that her husband became
VERY cross at her, and was In the habit
~ nagglng' 50 nj ner that she consld-
.tsa % little dose Of poison about the
nly relief Cosun Is an omploye Of
'he Heu Telephone company.
Insurance against sickness. Bath
ing at Saltair now at best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
Story OF Success
GEORGE w. ClILps.

Not doing merely
the work he was
required to do but
doing an be could
and putting his
whole heart into Il
were the traits Of
character that early
ruled the life and
endpavor of the
great Philadelphia
publisher. philan-
fhroprirf. and mill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
WORKING FOR RETRIEVE.
attorney for Riley. Convicted Murder
cr' Seeks for STAY of Execution.

James d Pardee on Tuesday asked
uF supreme court for stay Of execu-
uon 10 The case OF Thomas Riley. CON
N''ea murderer of George W Fasscll
sentenced 10 be shot Sept .. in order
~ give him time to get out tran
=, ~ 'I Inc proceedings ana 20 have
,ne appeal heard. Mr.. Pardco relies
s,y on the fact that Judge Lewis
,sn not grant a.changc Of venue
cNl. fardoe has written 70 Mrs y. r.
.aWlord q ST james, Michigan, Tor
mas 70 pay FOR the printing OF briefs
ssHl,y says that his sister. Mrs. Craw-
.1i0 Is the only relative he has.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10
FARMERS QUIT DAIRYING.
l,lch County Rnnchcrs Turn Their
Cows Out on the Range.

As result ot scarcity OF help and the
hish price OF labor and the fact that
there Is moro profit In farming, the
farmers around Laketown and Garden
city IN Rich county have closed their
cheese factory and crsaurries. and
turned their milk cows into the hills TO
dry up, and this fail viii soil them for
becf. according 80 willard Hansen. Jr..
state food and dairy commissioner. who
returned Tuesday from an extended
TRIP into thet part n tho state. While
IN Rich county Mr. Hansen confiscnted
samples OF olive oil rnd lemon extract,
which Nro thought % be uislabolod.
He found conditions generally IN good
shape up there, tho daughter houses.
dlirles and bakeries all being in good
condition
Tho crowds Mt WANDAMERE are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

Try our table d'hote dinner, Ship
restaurant. Saltair. ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

Mrs. William H. Cunningham enter
tanned AT a luncheon at tho Country
club today In honor OF Mrs. Avery and
Miss Pauline Terry who are visitors in
salt Lake. Golden glow was arranged
IN original design Covers were laid for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

The crowds ~ wANDAMERE are
wei behaved and happy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

Tho crowds nt wANDAMERE are
well behaved and happy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

Insurance against sickness. Bath
ing at Saltair now at best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

\ sweet pea" luncheon I'm which the
reiGning summer flower was used In
rotous profusion, was given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Beverly Riley Tho
delicate pinks and lavenders were car
red out throughout the menu. The
score cards were hand painted with
delicate sprays of tine dainty flower.
Bridge was the amusement OF the att
eruoon whom five tables were filed with
tho players. Mrs w. *. Applegate as
sisted In entertaining the guests who
were youthful matrons and young So
Ciety girls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-10

a bridge tea will be given Thursday
by Misc Isabelle Schiller at her home
In east second South street in Compli-
mcnt to "A number of young out-ot-
town guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
Country Property
Los Angeles County
Alfalfa Land
Very Best Soil
In Great Water Belt
$1O TO SIS Per R:re

Why pay $500 an acre for alfalfa
land when you can buy this el-
egant, smooth, rich water bear
ing land here in Los Angeles
county for the above prices?
Why buy land that is 200 to
800 miles away from Los Ange-
les and pay as much or more
money than for this, and for land
that is not as good?
This land is near good small
town on main line S. P. r. R.,
adjoining or near some of the
grandest pieces Of alfalfa in all
California, And this land is
close in-not in another part of
the state.
Go with us and see it this
week. Good land in this district
is being snapped up fast these
days, and there is only a little of
it left at these prices.
We also have a very large list
of all kinds of ranches in Orange
county. Following are few of
our best buys in frst-class places.
We have cheaper ones but we
cannot recommend the soil:
21@ acres of soft shell and
grated walnuts. Good trees and
good soil. Small house, barn,
well. Price $1,000. Terms.
20 acres, 3 acres alfalfa, 2 acres
OF berries, pumping plant, 5-room
house, barn, family fruit, etc.
Fine soil. Price $500.
10 acres of fine 5-year-old Va
lencias. Fine soil, good location,
and trees are in fine condition,
Price $4,000.
y acres of 4-year-old Walnuts
5-room house, barn, well, etc.
Price $500.
10 acres; 5 acres 5-year-old
walnuts, 5 acres 1-year-old valen-
cia oranges. Good 5-room house,
large barn, well, etc. Fine loca-
ton; close in to good town. Price
$500.
We have vacant land from $lOO
to $500 an acre.
For good buys in country
property, see
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02

VERNE, 1902 Maple avenue, corner East
Eleventh street, Los Angeles. Cal.
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS, and undersel
al'--giving you the GENUINE and charging
you less than you would have to pay for in
ferfor kinds from dealers. etc. We also have
all kinds made at cut rates but manufacture
tho best. most powerful and perfect working
appliance. which GIVES y CONTINUOUS
STREAM OF IfIGH-GRADE POWER DIRECT
TO THE BODY. Our electrical suspensory
which is included with ALL our belts restores
lost strength and makes happy, healthy men
of those who feel like wrecks.
A GOOD, STRONG VITAI1I belt, 50. com
plete, with electric suspensory for men-THE
RIGHT KIND, TOO-not a cheap wire one,
Ike sold by others. but the BEST.
GET VITALIH, THE MOST POWERFUL
ELECTRIC BODY BATTERY MADE-Made
and sold in Los Angeles Call write.
TREE BOOK IN PLAIN SEALED PACKAGE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02

Vitaliz is the most powerful and perfect
working appliance of this order made, and re-
quires no nasty vinegar or acids like old style
belts need-Vitaliz produces high-grade power
that cannot be obtained in common belts, so
don't think all belts alike and be imposed upon
by getting a cheap chain of JUNK, as sold all
over town, and everywhere, and called cleo
trio belt" You can get them anywhere, but
they are useless and weak.
No nasty vinegar or poisonous and dangerous
acids need be used our batteries; they are
always ready for use. Our own special belt
betteries-no inconvenience. and most perfect
long lived cells ever made. Why use old style
belts with cheap chains of junk? Call and let
US show you the difference-we have anything
YOU may want, and at the bottom price-no
pretended reductions but the BOTTOM PRICE
TO you first. Call and see our appliances
Consultation absolutely free. f. BRANI-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
Alfalfa Lands
From SIS to $50
Per Acre

We have to offer several sec
tions of beautiful level land at
the above prices in lots of 100
acres and up, all of which is rich,
loamy soil. Water can be had at
a lift Of Is to Is feet. The soil
is adapted to Grain, Alfalfa,
Dairying, Vines, Deciduous
Fruits, etc, all within short dis
tance from a County Seat and
Railroads.
If you are looking for good
farming proposition let us show
you these lands. We defy COM
petition for the same class of soil
and at the same prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
Country Property
I'D, 900 Acres at Sis
Per Acre

THIS Is ONE OF THE FINEST STOCK
RANCHES IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY,
WHERE THE AVERAGE RAINFALL Is
DOUBLE THAT OF THIS COUNTY. ABUN-
DANCE OF LIVING WATER THE YEAR
ROUND. \ LARGE AMOUNT OF LIVE
OAK TIMBER NEAR THE COAST a
BARGAIN.
THE FOLLOWING RANCHES ARE IN
THE SAN LUIS REY VALLEY NEAR THE
COAST:
32O ACRES AT s35 PER ACRE
A STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH UNDER
CULTIVATION, FENCED AND BUILD
1NGs. ABOUT 60 ACRES OF BOTTOM
LAND
7s2 ACRES AT S85 PER ACRE
ABOUT 24o ACRES FINE ALFALFA
LAND, BALANCE NEARLY ALL MESA
LAND; FINE FOR FRUIT AND GRAIN;
FENCED AND BUILDINGS.
6S ACRES, PRICE $4,000
BOTTOM LAND. UNDER DITCH, FINE
FOR ALFALFA; FENCED AND BUILD
INGs.
"a ACRES. PRICE $4,000
ALFALFA LAND. FENCED AND BUILD
INGs.
ALL THE ABOVE ARE NEAR SCHOOL
PosToFFIcE AND TOWN, AND CAN BE
BOUGHT ON EASY TERMS.
WILL TAKE CLEAR CITY PROPERTY
FOR SMALL PART OF PURCHASE PRICE
s2O ACRES AT s25 PER ACRE
LEVEL, RICH ALFALFA LAND IN
KERN COUNTY, ONLY THREE MILES
FROM RAILROAD STATION
Percy III. Clark Co.
s11 H w HELLMAN BLDG,
FOURTH AND SPRING SITS.
MEMBER L. A. REALTY BOARD; CHAM
BER OF COMMERCE.
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