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them. A few did thus drop into good
places, but others did not and so many
drifted In here as TO produce a glut.
Contractors say numbers are now leav-
ing town. and the others are not sure
enough OF their Jobs TO strike on the
kearns job when there are so many
other mon ready to take their places
Electrical managers declare they VIII
not sign up with the union. and thus
hand over 90 the labor agitators tho
conduct OF their business, as they aver
the paperhangers and painters have
done
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DEATH OF ROBERT HARTMAN.

Word was received In this city this
morning OF the death OF Robert Har-
man at Pegran. Idaho, Tuesday Mr.
Hartman. who resided in Miller ward
for IS years had been suffering from
an health for some time and had gone
TO Idaho with two OF his daughters
for n change OF climate.
He emigratcd from South Wales in
1882 and leaves a widow, three sons
and four daughters. The body viii ar
rive in this city at 5 p. m today and
the funeral viii be held from the Mil
Ter ward assembly hall at p, m
Thursday.
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BLACKS REIGN OF TERROR.

II. w. Black of 127 Harmony Place
was arrested at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon on the complaint OF c. NJ.
Witherspoon, neighbor, charging
him with disturbing the peace. Black
went home intoxicated about 10
o'clock this morning and drove bis
wife out of the house after threaten
ing to kill her. He also threatened
Mr. WithersPoons son. Before the
police arrived Black had terrorized
the neighborhood.
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BACK WINDOW" BURGLARS.

Burglars broke into the Greek &
American Grocery company store. SAG
west Second South street. last night.
and secured $50 in cash from the money
till, revolver, five pairs of shoes and
helped themselves literally To cigars
and tobacco. The burglars were Of the
common back window" class and left
no clue.
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VERDICT BY INSTRUCTION.

After william Partridge. the 14-year-
old boy against whom II. -. Fairchlld
was charged with having committed a
heinous crime was unable To Identify
the defendant In Judge Ritchie's court
this morning the prosecution moved at
once that the case be dismissed. and
the court Immediately directed the jury
TO bring in q verdict OF not guilty.
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TWO WANT THE JOB.

A civil service examination Is being
conducted in the United States circuit
courtroom OF the federal building to-
day. IN which It is sought to secure
elgibles. for appointment to the posi-
ton OF Junior engineer and examiner I'm
the reclamation service. only two APP
piicants are taking the examina ton,
which Is being conducted by. G. y.
Barton. OF the local civil service board
OF examiners.
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TAYLOR ON TRIAL.

The trial OF Ike Taylor charged with
assault with deadly weapon was be-
gun before Judge I, u. Lewis this
morning. Taylor was creating a dis
turbance at 80 Plum Alley some time
ago when the proprietor OF the place,
Charles Wayne, Chinaman. asked
him to he quiet Wayne was later
found in an unconscious condition.
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soLOkAR ACQUITTED.

Stanislaus Solokar. Austrian, was
found not guilty in Judge Lewis
court Tuesday afternoon OF the
charge OF having assaulted William
Newton with n deadly weapon,
pocket knife. at Bingham Dec. 10.
IAN
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REALTY MEN MEET.

The Real Estate association held Its
regular weekly meeting at the Com
norcal club this afternoon. Before
the meeting, the members, about 30
in number. sat down 10 luncheon. The
Utah Association of Credit Men will
give n luncheon Thursday afternoon,
followed by the regular monthly meet
ing
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HARM ZONES RACk

", NJ Harm. who was released by the
curt yesterday on q charge ~ drunk
'nness was back before Judge Bowman
his morning on a similar charge. but
With the excuse this time OF family
rouble. Tho family trouble was not
disclosed. bat he was permitted 10 60
again, with the admonitlon that the
bird offense would find no clemency.
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charge Of grand larceny on the rec
omm cndation Of the prosecutor. Knappe
was discharged, and the charge against
Mcmillan reduced to the degree OF petit
larceny, to which he pleaded guilty ana
was given six months sentence in the
county TALL
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Emerson ward--The members OF

EmerSOn WHrU--Ihe momborS OF
Emerson ward and their friends are in
vited to attend a lawn party this eve
ming at s O'Clock at the residence OF F.
r. South, corner Eleventh East and
Emerson avenue. The grounds will b.
brilliantly illuminated and nne
musical program by the Hawaiian
Troubadors will be rendered Admis-
N will be free and refreshments Will
be served NOn the grounds. The affair
Is under the direction Of the ward
amusement committee.
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LAND BOARD AUDIT FINISHED.

II. l.. Cummings who has been audit
ing the books Of the state land board
for a week past has now finished the
arduous task and found everything to
be straight
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FUNERAL OF JOHN WHITE,

The members of the Third quorum
Of seventy are requested 10 attend
the funeral services OF President John
II. White. at the Seventeenth ward
chapel tomorrow afternoon.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

on July 2e. %. and 2s the examination
Of teachers for state and county GER
ufcates will take place at the county
seats OF the different counties.
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DIED.

RAYMOND.-In this city. July r. 1910
Mary Raymond, wife OF James Ray
mond former residents OF ArcO. Idaho.
aged 20 years
Remains win he shipped from ODonncli
& cos parlors this evening to Arco, Ida,
for lnformenf
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MCMILLAN GETS SIX MONTHS

Harry Mcmillan and a y. Knappe.
,ccuscd Of stealing watch from DOM
mic George, were up for trial before
Judge Bowman this morning on the
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The Great Apostasy'' considered In
the light of scriptural and secular
history, by DIR. j. e. Talmage Deseret
cloth bound.
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JOHN j. DAILY.
W. j. HALL,ORAN.
w. S MCCORMICK.
Directors

state Of Utah, Ofdce OF the Secretary 0,
State
the State 81 Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is FOIL true and cora,
copy of tho statement Of the above nan
ed company. filed In my office this ia
day OF July. 1910
G. S. TINGEY,
(Seal) Secretary Of state
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State Of Utah. County of Salt Lake.
Charles $. Burton being FIRST duly
sworn according to Law deposes and say.
tgat he Is cashier Of the above named
bank, that the above and foregoing re-
port contains a full. true and correct
statement Of the condition Of the said
bank at the close Of business on the 9th
day OF July. 1910.
CHARLES s BURTON
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
18th dsy OF july 1910
HENRY T MoEwAN.
seal Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:
1iFnER j GRANT.
BYRON GROO.
JAMES d. MURDOCH.
Directors.
state Of Utsh. once OF the Secretary
of state
/. c. $. TinRey. Secretary OF state of
the state Of UTAH. do hereby certify that
the foregoing II full true and correct
copy Of the statement OF tho above nam
Cd company Med In my office this 18th
day NJ July, 1910.
c. p TINGEY.
tSoaQ Secretary Of State.
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STATE BANK OF UTAH.

Report Made 10 the Secretary Of state
OF the state of Utah, OF the Condi-
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state Of Utah, ofnce Of the Secretary
OF state
T. c. s. Tinsey. Secretary OF State of
tho state OF Utah. do hereby certify that
the fore going II a full true and correct
copy Of the statement Of the above nam
cd company flled In my office this 18th
day of July, 1910
c. $. TINGEY.
tSeaD Secretary OF State.
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Located at salt Lake city. In the Coun-
ty OF salt Lake, state OF Utah, at tho
close OF business on the 9th day Of
July. 1910:
RESOT TRCEg
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LIONS SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY

ZlUN , SHVlNdS BANK
aun ,n,,ov o1.nsx<
ANU IHUSI COMPANY
Located nj sIt ali. CIV In m. co,r,,,
OF SAN Lake' state Of iIttab ~ ths
close ~ hrsinsse on ths an a., -
Juiv teto "" '"e wa uaS VI
uEsotrpCEs
- ,,
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Eonls, stocks, certlhcates' etc. n'Sos ~
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heti estate ',,...s.., ,'''.''s'.... H.eS
bue from Natlonsi =.
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cssn vh naeu ...'''.' ii"',S' 70 'o<-S'o'ed
nstd OF" ~ %. -
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Cani,al STOCK naid in 5.onooo
s,'r,i,, S,nS pau i"'''''''''''F ~ ~, ~
p,uS t',u ,,''''''''-''''''''' 90 ~
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state of Utah. County OF salt Lake.
W. s. Mccormick being flrst duly sworn
according TO law deposes and says that
he Is president Of the above named bank;
that the atoye aud foregoing report CON
tains full. true and correct statemen mt
Of the condition OF the said bank at the
close Of business on the 9Th day Of July.
1919, w. = MCCORMICK
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
18Th day OF July. 1910.
W. o. CLELAND.
(Seal) Notary Public
Correct Attest:
p. e. JACKLING,
S. A. WHITNEY,
l.. b MCCORMICK
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Report Made TO the Secretary Of state of
the State Of Utah OF the Condition
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r. r. Evans. Florist. &c s. Main ST
Floral designs a specially. Phones eel,
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Report Made to the Secretary Of SAis
of the state OF utah. Of the Cora-.--
of tho ilivm
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WALKER BROTHERS BANKERS

Located at Salt Lake city. Utah. In the
County of Salt Lake, state OF Utah,
at the close Of business on the 9Th day
Of July, 1910
REEDI-RCES
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MCCORMICK & CO. BANKERS

Report Made to the Secretary u state OF
the State OF Utah. Of the Condition
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WEATHER REPORT.

Report Made 10 the Secretary of sts,s +,
he state OF Utah or the Condition ~
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Report Made 10 the Secretary Of State of
the State OF Utah, OF the Condition
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UTAH SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY


Located ~ salt Lake city. In the Com.
~ OF Salt Lake, State N Utah. Al NJ
close OF business on the 9Th day 4,
July. 1910:
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UTAH COMMERCIAL
AND SAVINGS BANK

Located at Salt Lake city, In the County
Of Salt lake, state OF Utah, Al ~.
close OF business on the 9TH day "
July, 1910:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
SALES IN CHEVY CHASE.
Week Has Been One of More Than
Ordinary Activity.

The past week, it is reported by Thomas
]. Fisher & Co, has been most active
one at Chevy Chase. Chevy Chase
Heights has come in for especial atten-
ton from those seeking home sites as
we'll as from Investors.
To Clara c.. Collins the Fisher Com
pany has just sold a sixty-foot frontage
on Kennebec street, just west of 3Sth
street. In section of Chevy Chase the
same company has just sold a broad
frontage on the north side of Oxford
street TO Daniel K Jackson.
To D. J. Geiman the same company
has just sold a siXty-foot frontage on
the south side of Lenox street, west of
Connecticut avenue. Just west of this
lot a purchaser whose name is withheld
has bought the large corner at the inter-
section of Lenox street and Magnolia
parkway. This lot contains over 14,O0O
square feet.
To Blanche Pattison, additional frontage
to her present holdings.
To Lorenzo E. Van SAINT, a frontage of
seventy-five feet on the south side Of
oxford street, east of Connecticut ave-
nue..
In Fernwood the Fisher Company has
sold a lot fronting fifty feet to Susane
Oldberg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENTS.
Six Buildings to Be Erected at North
Capitol and Charming Streets.

Edward NJ. Dulin has had plans pre-
pared by A. H. Beers architect, for six
business buildings to be erected at the
northeast corner of North Capitol and
Charming streets, at a point about half
way between Bryant street and the en-
trance to Glenwood cemetery.
In addition to a large store on the cor
ner, with show windows on the south and
west sides, which it is expected will be
occupied by grocery or drug store,
there Will be two stores. each eighteen
feet wide. adjoining on the north along
North Capitol street, and three stores
of slightly smaller dimensions on the
north side of Charming street east of
North Capitol street.
The North Capitol street frontage will
be improved by five-room and bath apart
ments above the stores. The buildings
will be constructed of light brick.
The lots on which these properties will
be erected, with a frontage Of fifty-six
feet by a uniform depth of eighty-five
feet. have just been conveyed to Mr..
Dulin by Joseph Paul and Clarence Ed
ward Dean, who have recently subalvid-
ed this block and placed the lots on the
market. The sale was made by Wfllige,
Gibbs & Daniel, real estate brokers, who
will be exclusive agents for the rental Of
the properties when completed.
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BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED.
Fine Residence in Argyle Park for
nr F. G.. Rice.

building permit was recently issued
TO DR.. F.. c. Rice for dwelling in Ar
gyle Park, 18th street northwest; arch-
tact p 7. Merrill; builder G. A. Barker.
1t will be a three-story frame. peppie-
dashed. twelve rooms. interior finish 10
he colonial. On the first floor Will be par
lor. library. dining room. sewing room'
lavatory, kitchen. pantry and LAUNDRY
front and back stairs to second MOOR
With hall in the center of the house.
The second floor will have three large
hearooms. sleeping porch and two bath
rooms. while on the third floor there will
he two bedrooms. The dining room and
bedroom above will receive light from a
large bay window. The house will. have
plenty Of closet room. including linen
and cold storage. The front porch will
extend the width of the house.
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First Homeopathic Doctors.

In the forties the homeopathic system
was introduced by Dr. Josias Green, who
esta blished an office on c street near AZ
street and soon after DIR. J. r. Piper
settled on 9th street between and F
streets later going to 18th street near I.
At this period the regular allopsths in
practice included Drs. S. E. Thyson. on
F street between 18th and 18th streets;
T. NJ. Thomas. on the Avenue between
18th and 18th streets: s. G.. Smoot on
street between 18th and 10Th; II. Fl.
eth street between 1 and X: Thomas
Miller. Avenue and 18th street; j. F. May,
Avenue between Az and 9Th streets: w.
b. Magruder. Dist and the Avenue;
Liebernan, the Avenue between 9th and
10th streets: Williams p. Johnston. 7th
near F street; j. c. Hall. the Avenue
between 9th and 10th streets; r. E.
7th and Fl streets; Joseph Borrows. f
street between 9th and 10th: c. Boyle,
the Avenue between I'd and Az streets:
n p Causin and HI. F. Condict, 18th
street between G. and III streets; A Nc
Donald Davis. II street between 18th
and 18th; Frederick Dawes, near 9th and
r streets; l. +. Munding, 18th between
C and d streets; Johnson. Elliott. 9th
and F. streets: T. b. j. Frye, Avenue
between 10Th and GOTH W. Warfield.
street between 10th and 18th: Dr. Flo
doardo Howard. 11th and f streets; j.
E. Morgan. nth street between z and
F southwest, and Noble Young. 9th and
G streets; Alexander McWilliams
street between 9th and eth; G. NJ Dove,
Sth street between G and l, and j. M.
Roberts. G on the Navy Yard.
Among the apothecaries at this time
were A. ]. SwartZ. at Sd street and the
Avenue: s. r. Patterson, who had sue
ceeded at the Gunston stand at 9th street
and the Avenue. who was followed by
j. w. Marin; Z. Engelhard, on the south
side of the Avenue between 9th and 10th
streets: Michael Dplaney. AZ street and
the Avenue: +. w. Fuller. northwest cor
ner of 10Th street and the Avenue;
Thomas p. Morgan. on the Avenue be-
tween 10Th and Goth streets: d. s. Clark,
18th street near Maryland avenue; j. f.
Gallon, eth and K streets: Mrs. Clark 18th
and l. streets southeast. Joseph Walsh
Sth street between l and * streets south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
SITE FOR BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Large Building to Be Erected Con-
venient to Union Station.

Through their local representatives the
Coca-Cola Company has just purchased a
large lot on North Capitol street just
north of Massachusetts, avenue. The
price paid was about $4,000. Although
tentative plans have been prepared for
the building the exact character has not
been determined on.
The first floor. however, is being de-
sighed for the use of the company, and
will be its general offices and head
quarters in this locality. The conven-
fence of this property to the Union sta
ton renders it especially desirable for
business purposes. Both buyer of lot and
seller we're represented by the office OF
Thomas j. Fisher & Co, inc.
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OFFERS $4,000 AERO PRIZE.
Atlantic City Club Wants the
Height Record Broken.

ATLANTIC CITY, July "A prize OF
$1,000 is offered by the Atlantic City
Aero Club for breaking the worlds aIti-
tude record at the aviation meet, which
starts here Monday morning, with an ex-
hibition flight by Glenn Curtiss. A purse
of similar size is TO be given to the WIN
ner of the speed and distance race, over
a fifty-mile course over the ocean. to be
marked out by stake boats. The two
events will be the principal contests OF
the meet.
Other events will be general maneuvers
in which aeroplanes will be guided around
the sea ends of the sea piers, accuracy
tests for landing within certain areas,
starting tests. with prize for the aviator
who first leaves the ground. and test
In the dropping OF sham bombs on
swiftly steaming yacht.
Curtiss, Walter Brookins c. *. Hamil-
ton, 'Coffyns. Wright pupil; Capt Bald
win and Walter Harmon are registered as
contestants.
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BUILDINGS GOING UP
Chevy Chase Terrace Is to Be I'm.
proved at Once

The new subdivision of. Chevy Chase
Ierrace, on the east side of Connecticut
avenue north of Grant road which is be-
ing made by Allan T.. Walker g. Co.
is already being improved by the erec-
ton of houses
Sidney l.. Taliaferro has begun the
erection of three houses which will be
detached and will have lawns about
them The company has also sold a
frontage of 100 feet on the south side OF
kanawha street TO David l.. Rust, jr.,
who VIII erect there two houses which
VIII be detached and Will contain eleven
rooms each and two baths, and will be
heated by hot water.
feature of these houses will be out
side sleeping rooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
KILLED IN AST0R HOUSE.
Telephone Lineman Shocked to
Death by Live Electric Wire.

NEWPORT, r. l., July I'm the base
ment of the villa of Col. John Jacob As
tor in Bellevue avenue. Eugene McCro-
han. a telephone lineman. met. his death
Yesterday. He went there to connect up
the telephones, and when looking for the
telephone wire in a dark closet he caught
hold of the electric light feed wire and
received 200 volts.
McCrohan died instantly. He was
twenty-five and unmarried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
SALE IN CHEVY CHASE.
Mr.. jackson Buys Valuable Prop
ertv on Oxford Street.

Among the largest transactions closed
recently in the suburbs is one involving
a broad frontage on the north side of
Oxford street, in section 2 of Chevy
Chase. The purchaser is Daniel X.
Jackson. and the property Is opposite
the Chevy Chase Club. The sale was
made through the office of Thomas J.
Fisher & Co., Incorporated.
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east. and V. Harbaugh. corner 7th and G
streets Up to this period many were
more than mere medicine stores. All car
ono instance at least small farming and
gardening implements. with plants and
seeds were on sale.
While the physicians and apOthe-
carries devoted themselves to these
cail;nps. there were few who did not
give time to the general welfare of the
people.
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R STREET HOUSE SOLD.
One of Five Residences in the One
Hundred Block,

Thomas j. Fisher & Co., has sold III
r street northwest to Margaret E. Moh-
Ter. This is one of five houses just be-
ing finished by John NJ Henderson and
makes the third one sold before COM
pletion. This sale was made in connection
with Willige. Gibbs Daniel.
The Fisher Company has sold two large
lots on Washington Heights to Mrs. Ellen
S. " Motter. The property purchased
fronts 100 feet on the north side of Ban
croft street between 23d and 24th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
Northwest Residence Sold.

Charles Cowles Tucker has just pur-
chased from his agent. Boss & Phelps.
incorporated. the residence 1915 21st
street northwest 1t is understood the
price paid for the property was about
$4,000 The house contains tep rooms
and bath. After extensive alterations
Mr. Tucker will occupy the house as his
winter home. The property was sold by
I "fsi ton McGhie.
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The Deft Hand.

From Throne and Country.
The Widow-Oh. Mr.. Smith. you'll never
make me believe that!
The Candidate said had never loved
a woman till now: not that no woman
ever loved me: course wouldn't say
anything so stoopid as that.