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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16
Don't spu Doosl

One may spit on the street.
= but that viii be- about all. II
= an ordinance recommended by
4 tho council committee on
: health and sanitation last
q night IL passed.
The bill fixes heavy penal.
= ties for violations and special,
. W authorizes the commission.
. or OF health aud chief OF pc.
= lice TO enforce H. Even spit
= tins on the grass Ia the public
= parks IL prohibited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16
TN HOSPITAL
HUSBAND TO
FACE COURT
F, Hu,on, Whose Family
= ps;fuI Case Won Sympa-
~ Of Star Readers, to
\. Tried for Assault.

u..sa. $685. Fourth av. y. r,
.ao.e helpless family Star
= ~. collected a considerable
.n .npear in criminal court
- .., ~ lcr assault upon his wife,
- been IN the county jail
- - months, having been ar.
- .ssssce COZ abuse Of his family.
toahies, apparently, have
.sn In addition 10 the as
.ssrrs. he Is charged with
- - "a non support Of his fam
- As wife has sued for
TAree in Hospital
:. rsson IL still In the Way
orsFeency hospital following
s,rs.ion. and little Jessie,
=, veil enough 20 be dts
go lrom the hospital. where
- taksn suffering from pncu.
- Louis. the six yearold boy,
! - a the hospital for a minor
..s-.,icn Mrs. Huson viii be
- e The trial Of her husband
49, as has been placed In a
~ ~ TIE family. contributed
T ..enle "a answer to The Stars
....ssl Among recent donations
=. slxhlnx nom The Bellevue
e.sr-eratsonal church. enameled
49, ana Knives and s. from two
s'msa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16
THE MARKETS

r. t,iisalsg are ne average price,
- ~ ~ lssai whsirsmieFs aa larai
-~jnss. seats sna feed. trtecs In all
-. ~ sabtrrs 70 variation. aersrdiba
! s<shs<@s snd Ernsral ene~ilrnrx. b0t
=. .r.e.<. xniess ethsEwtsa dedicated.
:, - .1slsslf firsf sFades.
, 1910-02-09

seems very high. The same IS the case with
the Inspector, who is also Inspector Of the
Jail and lives very near 10y the Asylum.
From these items he would beg to call at
tention to the 1898 for maintenance Is
calculated o. Bit or IS cts. pr. day for SEX;
but this seems too high, it should not
amount to the cost OF maintenance OF sick Of
a corresponding class. Ihen comes an item
for weekly pocket money (lt what rate, aud
Tor what purpose > IN All $40 ~; then Tor
Inventory 10 Inherent rooms such as the
physician room, inventory Tor the 7loP ana
Tor the once ABOUT II or l-00 lranc8;-ohd
still further Tor o5her "fncte5 OF inventory,
such as spoous' KNIVES aAd IotAS' az q
which, as wei as 9rtcie8 OF 1uIntofr' seen
to be not feq"reo' 10 ne w. ""V :
too costly as theS RPP'"' III me
lie lGoIdeh) must Iui'"ei HloIg "'''' '"'' ~
proposals embrace many afIicIe9 no ~"
tie lr ana uhoeI We 49,
amount q tAt graft seem 70 10 C"'"iS W
h.-h.
5rd Member tor O~irl8iihSteu |1I'oj
would, as regards the SaI"ry TOT Ihe ll7Pe'-
tor beg to say mat o0Oo r. Pm. can = -
means be 10 keo upon as pens .'' n'7"'
the posi- as inspector ~ '"IS AaS ~ ! ?
cuI.4f.! d3'3e[o''9 "p' "iP' "''l'' Ii'' u
WORK = ar4"o"S eoHAl''7iI"9 ~ - n7P9ol
toi Las - Keep "o0o"n19 u ca '"'
I"tII mO'o'nonI9 ~ i, ;" - = '""'
an" 90 Keep Ql"oI - Di'NipI'" - ~ "
r"i""6'' 80 - nIan
Ihc "n0uD' lioIos'" = - 1p'Ie''oi' '0'0
- 80,
ne halIln'n (N"Im' ~" ny "o"Il,"I
influence 'He 'o.0 " C99n0i J." i0iei
eAte % me E"'"I'e - Y" N"'" Inv "''o"'IIFS'
p'l conSiueiII6 ne ""'Ue9 q T." eAyen' 81 '"0
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, 1910-02-09

closed, and the Money Bill passed to 2nd
discussion; with the unanimous vote OF the
Council and the sanction of Government
2ud discussion came on at once.
(Io be coHtUtued.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
COLONIZATION OF
HATCHTOWN PROJECT
state Land Board Enters Into Agree
mcnt With Bond Manager TO
Sell 20 Settlers.

Colonization OF the Hatchtown land
and reservoir project win be conduct
ed under new plan The state land
board has entered into am agreement
with Lloyd sigler manager Of the Ma
tional Bond and Trust company. where
by the land I'm the Hatchtown project
viii bo sold 20 settlers az the actual
cost price to the state under one OF the
most extensive schemes OF advertis.ur
undertaken in the history Of irriga-
ton.
The Hatchtown project so miles
south Of Marysvale and near Pan
guiteh, was completed by the state
land board several months ago. Under
the project about 100 acres Of land
Is brought under Irrigation, the cost
being iu the neighborhood OF S195 900.
10 Is proposed TO conduct an extensive
advertising campaign throughout the
east with the view OF attracting east
ern farmers. 1t Is planned to expend
az least $4,000 In this work and not
only viii an abundance Of literature
be spread broadcast but lecturers VIII
tour many OF the middle and eastern
states explaining the resources and ad-
vantaEes offered I'm Utah, The cost Il
this advertising campaign viii be added
90 that OF the project and the price m
the land TO settlers win be based on
the total amount. The cost Of the land
will be 1856 per acre for first class land,
$50 90 second class and $50 third class.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
BREADTH AND BEAUTY
FEATURE THE VIEW
Afforded the Residents of slightly New
Residence sections on the
Southeast Bench.

The 90 acres on the brow OF the east
bench Immediately south of Tenth
South street known as Liberty Heights
BE- attracting favorable comment from
all who have visited IL ON account OF
its superior excellence. IFS fertility and
view. 10 Seems destined to become
one OF the finest residential pIats iu tho
city as nearly every purchaser has
already either started 90 build or
negotiated plans for the Immediate
construction on Ca permanent home. The
terrain d. nearly level with sufficient
slope. however. CD provide satisfactory
drainage; ANA at the western edge II
drops or abruptly iu manner cone
duciFe only To- the requirements of an
almost unparalleled breadth and beau
tA Of View. Ear 90 the southwest are
the shelters. as iuoncnsive iu their dis
lance os Che Sums Of Naples ore from
that city, Incompatible heights
Al the immediate west stretches bee
Tore the eye au uninterrupted Wow
OF the city such buildings as the tem-
pie, city and county building, Ncwh0use
ana Boston blocks being as cloar and
Inspiring Do their aspect Of growth ana
progress as only such r. sight can in
the aggregate make them.
AZ the east. over THE hillside. stretch
the Wasatch mountains from which
cool hrcczos come and in which de-
iightful mountain retreats invite the
tired worker
a special feature OF the improve
monts in the addition is tho curling
ana guttcring OF am the streets in al-
dition 60 the placing OF cement side
Wallis ana the planting OF trees. an
other attractive characteristic Is the
fact that the addition is I'm no sense
l7olated such plats as Emerson Heights.
University Heights and Valley View
already surrounding the property with
pretty bungalows. attractive gardens
and beautiful grounds.
Building restrictions IN tho addition
have in no case been placed az less
than $500 and surprising number
have already commenced permanent
homes. among them being Capt Webb.
Marion O. Ashton Mr.. Grew. Joseph
J. kjar and Walter Lewis In fact.
the place already shows evidence Of
the attractivoness IL viii soon perma-
neuty assume
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

Temple shows a beautiful marble
front up 20 the fourth story.
The Moyle garage building on state
just south Of the Independent Tele-
phone building Is SO near completion
that the front doors are being swung
IN place.
The Lynch garage-hotel at Second
South and Second East Is nearly
ready for occupancy.
The excavation for the great base
ment for the Perry building al Third
South and West Temple is nearly ready
for the masons
The $4,000 additions 10 the Alta
club building are nearing the hour for
the finishing touches.
The west wing Of the great Convey
flats on east South Temple is almost
ready Tor many tenants who are
anXiously awaiting its opening.
The beautiful l.. D. S. gymnasium Is
about 20 be opened 20 waiting thou
sands of vigorous Utah youths ready 20
test their nerve and strength I'm the
various healthful sports there 20 be
conducted.
Tire commodious new u & r. O..
depot viii soon be opened to tho
travelling public.
The Vermont office building will be
ready for the state exhibit, the Deseret
museum ana office tenants In about
two weeks.
The big new modern county JAN is
nearly ready for the reception OF its
specially invited guests.
These and a hundred and one other
lesser business blocks, private rosi-
dences and cottages have shown
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
WHY NOT A MOTOR BOAT
SERVICE DOWN JORDAN?

So numerous are the opportunities in
SAT- Lake City for legitimate invest
msnt that one wonders at times why
capital ls not more awake Co them.
Some day Tor Instance. some one win
build on Antelope island I'M Great Salt
lake the most magnificent and attrac-
we resort On the inland OF the whole
lnled states Everything awaits,
everything Invites such a Pre- 1 e..
WIN the news that the city is about
% ofedge tho Jordan river course In
.'deF 10 do away with the disastrous
l'oi conditions OF spring. one wonders
once why some alert business man
lles not grasp the opportunity 70 es-
..olsh a motorboat station somewhere
Gag me fair grounds and provide reg
.af tourist excursions around the lake.
we river can be dredged 20 a sufficient
lgph 20 accommodate the larger OK
e-nlon boats and the service made one
OF tAe aiready unique attractions tho
IVY possesses. I'M this connection also
y y vel 20 note that tho finest duck
tulnas In the world could be reached
y MS route more speedily than bv
@y oiher. The biz grounds lad tho
,-ull or me Bear river for instance.
.'e 8 inaccessible from the land on
-yolNt OF mud and rushes that IA
,pesat tup Is lmpracticabie. with "a
..,g,lfnoat service from Salt Lake one
" to4ll leare home in the morning and
on tne grounds within am hour ana
= H@'i returning the same evening aft-
ald salt air. ~ sport
my, D. ven known that the making OF
sllh @ boat service would bc bishi,.
agreeable 60 people now Eving by ny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
HANDSOME NEW SCHOOL
PLANNED FOR NORTH BENCH

one OF the handsomest school build
ings in the city win soon be erected on
the north bench, on Tenth avenue and
q street and considering the location.
the slightly view and the healthfm sur
roundlngs. this scnool win Doe made the
model building Of the city. IL Is gem
orally believed that the name Lincoln
VIII Doe given the new building. and in
addition % tho ordinary school faciH-
ties and equipment there De- likely u be
an observatory on the top of tho build
ing whore the stars and planets may
be studied and observations made
through powerful telescope 10 De pro
vided for the purpose Such an equip
ment as this is needed and there Is no
more ideal place for It's installation
than on the top of the proposed build
ine. IL Is understood "a special class
will be started in astronomy and ina adj
dltion TO the regular day classes eve
ming classes viii he formed for the ac-
commodation OF those attending other
institutions during the day time
The salt Lake Security a. Trust COM
pany Is about 20 erect several new bun
galow homes In the vicinity Of the other
homes now owned by that company.
and II viii not be long before the north
bench viii be the most souRht-after
section Of the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

themselves pluck the berries from "a
patch on the addition convincing
testimony OF the fertility and attract
lveness Of the ueighborhood. Big lus-
cious berries with cake and cream.
combined with refreshing pure air and
an incomparably beautiful view OF toe
city and valley viii undoubtedly
cause the visitor to appreciate the
innumerable attractions u Monheim
park
Arrangements are being made FOR the
entertainment OF an almost unlimited
number Of people, coupons indicating
desire 90 be on hand 20 be forwarded
10 the companvs office in accordance
with instructions 20 appear subse-
quently tn this paper. II necessary
several special strcetcars win be met
by autos az the terminus OF the Sugar
House line
Monheim park IS In many ways a
most attractive bench addition Close
20 "A new school house. within i've
minutes Of "a car line and alongside "a
new line 20 be completed during the
summer. az the turn ~ the delightful
bench boulevard. ln such a position
that the breadth Of view is aston
ishing I'm it's inVitingness and progress:
close 20 the charming retreats OF the
wooded mountain sides. within a few
minutes walk of the new proposed city
park-tho addition undoubtedly offers
an opportunity TO the investor or the
home builder II is on account of this
attractiveness that the company has
instituted n unique festival On order
that the prospective buyer may see Tor
himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
JAFET LlNOEBERG
ARRIVES FROM RUSSIA

Seattle. Wash, May 21.-Jafet Linde-
berg the California and Nome mining
millionaire. who undertook 10 work a
gold concession az Amadir Bay, Alas
ka. and suffered a. loss Of $4,000 IN gold
dust seized by Gov kalmakof Of Si-
IBERIA. has just returned from 81. Pc
tersburC where he sued Gov kalma-
koff his sub-ofhcials and the North
eastern Siberian company. and got a
Judgment for $4,000. Lindeberg had
previously interested the state depart
ment In his case, but tho officials could
do nothing.
The gold that was seized was mined
on Nadcau Creck. Siberia. and when
Edward johnson. Lndcbcrg's foreman.
came 20 the coast with II
naval officers seized IL and
threatened johnson and his associates
with imprisonment In the saltpotre
mines Tho mining was done under a
sub-couccs sion from the Northern ST.
norian company which Gov Kalama-
kon refused 90 recognize.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

Thompson is erecting houses that are
well built as wen as substantial and
handsome in appearance Four of
these houses have already been sold,
while from the negotiations pending
the company Us confident that all viii
Doe occupied by new owners as soon as
built
The kimball- Richards Building
company is also erecting buildings I'm
other parts OF the city, on plats re-
Gently handled boy kimbau &
Richards and now sold out Custo-
mers, satisfied with the business rela-
tions they maintained with the firm i'm
buying tho property come to the same
people when they want building done.
a store is being erected on jackson
square, at Third East and Tenth
South. by the building company at
the request of "a customer, and houses
ON Burton place. on south state street.
are also under construction by the
company
sales of the week Of lots IN High
land park are reported as fair The
force OF men and teams employed
grading the streets has been some
what curtaiied. owing 10 the fact that
the preliminary work al the front end
OF Highland Park ifs now about finish
cd. while the city engineers force has
not yet given the grades for the streets
farther back on the addition. II Is ex-
pected that as soon as these are OBJ
timed, and also the stakes are set for
the "urnpiking" the force at work
win be returned 90 its normal size.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
GOOD WATER AND CARS
ENHANCE PARK. CRESCENT

Much favorable comment is heard
from the realty-conversan public con-
corning the new Park Crescent addl-
tion, Just south OF Fort Douglas. PEG
pie are beginning % realize that the
most beautiful cities in the world are
noted for the plcturcsquencss Of their
heights. Park Crescent is so situated
that IL affords probably the finest un-
Interrupted view of the city and valley
that can be obtained ! entually the
whole north and east bench win be
bcautihed by homes. In this addition,
grading has nearly reached completion.
% ear line Is about 20 border the west
side Of the property and already one
runs along the north side. arrange
monts have boon made 90 utilize the
pure tunnel water which comes from
the vicinity OF Emigration canyon: and
In every way the plat is assuming per-
mauont attractive features The lots
have been selling with eucourag cling
regularity and I'M some cases whole
blocks have been purchased by outside
investors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
Facts aud Figures Of Che City and State

Population, 12500o
$i0ooOO00 being buliiugs
a n apartment ga 1909
Has 20 public schools. valued ot $L76E229
students
win 100000 high school building
Has commercial radius OF 1000 miles
OF 39O0OOo gallons daily.
Nearly religion represented Hall Mormon
Has Il banks with deposits amounting To S3SS6o0t
Bank oearngs for 1903 &SI4823G
Building
Si50ooON invested : years.
Two mllion-dolar hotels being built
city spent 37i70O public improvements 1905 1909
Was NTH in building
State agricultural S53000O0
The manufacturing produced n
The S square
Utah ia 275 miles wide and 2 miles long
There thousands o.
city wotervorhs valued a 2560OO0
Has 81 miles OF
over 10 miles of sidewalks
over ii6 miles Of ewers
Has famous no sulph springs
Death ratio e pc Year
fas two morning and evening newspapers.
Two large telephone companies
Great salt Lake is 30 wi nd 0 ml long
INC water Of the lake per cents alt
me I've stock Of Utlh T. valued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

unusual building progress during the
past few days.
The city Is building up at an
astonishing rate. but the influx of new
comels. and the natural Increase of
the population creates such "a stin de-
mand FOR homes and stores. that near
ly everything is grabbed up and oc-
cupied almost before the workmen
have time to carry on their tools That
condition OF things shows the healthy
condition OF Che town generally.
especially considering the tightnoss Of
the money market of tine past few
months
salt Lake is not I'm the throos of any
boom. only basking iu the sunshine OF
wonderful prosperity and rGHl but
wholesome growth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

hide streets. they afc here. ! had
beard Of your drives and parks. had "A
nance 20 ride ON due OF the drives and
be O. part of one of the parks; they arc
BIT over advertised. lu fact. the peo-
pc seem 20 be too modest about the
beauties OF the city
'When ] bad the oppos unity to hear
rrom one Of your local business men of
b. wonderful leld that is tributary to
Ban Lake city Tor its business and en-
ferprise could see a natural and losi-
al reason Tor the wonderful growth Of
ihe last decade. I understand that the
'ty has doubled In size since 1900. Il
would not surprise me Boz the least Go
again see Il doubled in another 10
years"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
DEALS OF THE WEEK.

The Earilcy Ball Cannon associa-
ton report the following recent sales:
House In Roberta avenue. 90 Miss
Klassiena Dalinga, $3.50; house to Geo.
w Messick on Eighth South near Sec
ond East for $500 two lots on Prime
ton avenue. 81 201: four lots in Forest
Dale to Girls Bernstein, 500. This firm
is also just commencing the erection OF
three modern bungalows on Ninth ave
nue. and r streets for A. r. Elggren.
Scott Weller and o. IA. Hewlett. They
are building bungalow on Eighth
South between Second and Third East
for b. s Hinckley and are about 20
commence the erection or "a modern
cottage In the same neighborhood for
John clayton A very handsome bum
galow Us being built on Fourth avenue
between and j streets for Afr Hugh
Dougall
The old Feramorz Little corner al
Second East and First South streets re-
Gently purchased by Thomas Morris
for $4,000. ls undergoing considerable
change and Improvement. 90 meet the
demand for business district building
sites a two-story store building is In
course OF erection, 10 having "a frontage
OF 100 feet ON Second East and a. feet
ON First south. II will reach compile
tion about June ! and go az once into
the hands Of two firms which have pro-
cured leases. The two-story ro1mlng
house which now occupies part OF the
ground win Doe remodclcd and made
suitable Tor use as an apartment house.
j. w. McNary one of the best known
OF the "maitre dhotel' profession, has
taken over the new shin cafe az
S8ltair beach and has let contracts for
quite extensive improvements or cs-
pecial note win be tho decorations.
Mingled about the several hundred
polished tables win Dee flowers bunting
and palms MI McNarv came hore
from Denver where Doe wus engaged AZ
"maitre d'hotel" at Eector's.
A new 500. 600 three-storv hotel is
about 20 he erected on tho northwest
corner of Third South and Third Wcsl
streets by a. " NovelCr and his u--
socIates. j a Headlund has tho ulaue
already PREPARED, they provide for
structure ~ brick and terra Gotta with
tho FIRST floor adanted 90 use as stores
The hotol win DO fitted in "a thoroughly
modern style throughout
The new rellard hotel building being
erected al the corner 81 Fourth South
and Main hv John T. D1lv company ~
making rapid progress. Adequate ma
tcrials for speedy construction are on
hand and q appears that nothing can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
FREE STRAWBERRIES
AT M0NHElM PARK

So confident is the firm of NouacIm.
Dowso and Morris In the ability Of
Monheim Park To- sell ITSELF If only
seen by the prospective purchaser.
that The company has Instituted
unique event ln the history of Utah
real estate selling. g. q. "a strawberry
festival to take place ou June O. one
OF the surprising features of the event
ha Tee fact that the visitors can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
Salt lakes Real Estate and Building Outlook

Jordan Ia the northwest of the city. for
the lake Is sadly neglected as an at
traction. Being salty, " does not freeze
over In winter and excursions, par-
taking OF an the enjoyment OF real
sea voyage. could be- given 90 winter
as Wel as summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

prevent the making Of fine structure.
The Reinforced concrete frame IS at
the fourth floor already.
The handsome new Lynch building AZ
the corner ~ Second East and Second
South is rapidly nearing completion. the
formal opening being scheduled for
some time near the middle of next
month. The lower floor win De occu-
pied by stores and the upper floors by
hotel Alr A. Fred Wcy is planning
two other hotels on the same hlock-a
fact which shows as well as any other
the rapid advancement the city ls max
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
CANNON & Common

Is East South Temple Street
H3O-s-room franc, hen house. etc. "a
Nl3o feet Located southeast. $40
cash. S2 per month.
Sll5O-3-room brick and frame. zzs rods.
Located near Warm Springs
S1@0-+-roorn frame. 65xl5 feet Located
south OF city
Nd50-4-room modern brick. i0lD feet 10
alley. near State and l2th south.
Terms can be made.
's75o-5-room modern brick. 3isxl45 feet
10 alley.
{iioo-Vacant Dot, 40a feet by "a rods. %
between 10th and nh Ave.
ss0-lou5 feet J street between 10 and
u Avenues. facing East. $50 casn.
so per month
u75o-2sxu5 feet srd Avenue. good loca
ton.
SEW lots. near Liberty Park and 10Th
'515-l9@iG faet of r5und In I'm Crest.
$3.50 7yl2 rnf. 1f 11 on Ashton Ava
az Forest Dale.
l6ol--5oasle5 feet. Pine street Forest DalO
Cannon & Common
rs East South Temple Street