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Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

DON ~ h'
 PROFESSIONAL trained male nurse wants case; tuberculosis a speciality. Box 224. care Republican. dd
 WANTED-Especially for young men just starting out in the business world. but will apply to men of more mature years as well. An appeal to you from a business standpoint. and from busi- salesman ranking among the best sales men of the age and representing. some of the leading houses and factories oi this country. l have made large money all these years for myself and family
 but made far more for my house. have watched the kicker. the grumbler. the knockcr. in all my, travels. l never had time to do either. l, have carefully studied the fellow that curses capitalist and trust. l believe if the time and breath they thus spend were used in honest effort in planning and investing even small amounts would put them in independent circumstances. l have at last come in touch with factory that offers d proposition Of a long lifetime. | have accepted it, and now appeal to above mentioned young men and older ones. Investigate this at once. The small amount of $200 invested in goods from this factory will net you from S2O00 to 5000 per year. and larger amounts in larger proportions. Don't lay this aside and begin to knock. Hang up your little hammer long enough to call and see us. Then If we fail to show you. take up your longtongue hammer and knock, while your friend or nelEhbor takes this. the greatest offer of the age. and has a little trust of his own In a few years. Call for full particulars and see sample of goods at No. 3S North Center St, room l. ds
 WANTED-Position as nurse or com panion to invalid. or take entire care of child. Housekeeper to small family
 Party is qualified and wants place where good services would be appreciated. Ad- dress 195. care Republican. db
 EXPERIENCED dressmaker wishes work by day or to take home. Reason able prices. Can give local references. Box 2lS, care Republican. dk
 YOUNG MARRIED MAN desires posi- ton bookkeeper or office man; expe- rienced. Have knowledge of stenog- raphy. Al references. Address Box 206
 clo Republican, ds
 COLORED HELP FURNISHED-Flrst class walters. cooks, porters. janitors. nurses and laborers. colored Realty Loan & Employment Office. room D, cor. Wash. and Wall St., phone Red 4591.
 THE JAPANESE ASSOCIATION, P. 0. B. 663. TAO South Third Ave. We fur
 nish promptly reliable Japanese cooks and any kind of helpers. Red 4S21.
 WANTED-Generai cleaning of any kind. Call or address William Mabry. 235 South First St. city.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20


 FOR SALE-Horse and harness. Call 923 South Second Ave. ak FOR SALE-Two good cows. Call at I536 West Mckinley St. dg FOR SALE-Pedigreed collie dog; good watch dog. Address Box 223 care Re- publican. dn FOR SALE-Poland China hogs, from six weeks up. Giles Ranch, , 14 miles north of Fair Grounds. dd
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

FOR SUBDIVISION. 1sO acres. near street car. just west of the Capitol.
 50 acres. on street car line. north of Phoenix. 70 acres. northeast of town. in good residence section.
 MOORE, TANNEHilL & CO.,,
 r.L.. 8 East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

MONUMENTS AT COST
 We are selling out. and now is your opportunity to perform the duty which you have been neglecting. Arizona Gran ite Co. cor. Third Ave. and Wash.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
wANTEo-mtsceLLANEous.

WAN
 wANTED-Large front room with screen porch and modern conveniences, for two young men; close in preferred. Price no object. Address A. F. 23. care Of Republican dd
 REFINED and responsible couple would care for furnished house; highest city references. Box 222. care Repub- hcan. dd
 WANTED-To borrow from owner 5000; good property Address Box l6l, City. dg
 WANTED-Mno maize, Kanir corn. sorghum, for seed. Send samples. HITS Seed House. dm
 WANTED-Afilo maize Kaffir corn, sorghum, for seed. Send samples. Hilrs Seed House. dm
 wANTED-Horses to pasture; Page fence: good water; close in, S3 per month. Inquire of J. B. Hooker. at Walker Stables. dm
 WANTED-Washing and ironing and rough drying. Call or address l42l East Madison St db
 WANTED-To buy 10 to 20 acre place. with some improvements. Terms must be good, or will rent for one year or more. Address Box 220. care Repub- lican db speciality men. Also for men of push without experience. It appeals to most everyone. Small capital or large capi tai invested will make you the largest returns and quickest Of any hiSh-grside proposition. Can give you choice of un- occupied territory. It's worth your care ful investigation. Call Friday and Sat urday, third desk, No. West Washing
 WANTED-Ticket to Denver, Colo, or Kansas City. Address Box 2l3, care Republican. ds
 I WANT TO BUY 10 or F fresh cows on monthly payments. Address Box 2l4. care Republican. dig
 WANTED-Poultry netting. Address Box 10il. dk
 FOR SALE-Wanted, 50 horses for good pasture. "Weber," mile west Indian School. db
 WANTED-To go out to houses and sew by the day; $2.50 per day; expe- rienced sewer 610 North Fourth ave nue dd
 WANTED-Good motorcycle and bicy cle mechanic. Phoenix Cycle Co. bn
 WANTED-A first-class team of sor- rel horses Of about 2600 pounds weight. Apply to w. H. Constable. Inc, corner Fourth Ave. and Jackson.
 WANTED-To rent 40 or 60 acres Of improved land. with option to buy. ?. O. Box 156. Tempe, Ariz. ds
 LOST AND FOUND.
 LoST-Child's gold watch; monogram on back G. J. F.; open face. Liberal reward Return to Mrs. Edwards, ll25 North Center do
 CAME TO MY PLACE, corner Fill more and Fourteenth Sts., q small bay pony. Owner can have same by calling at above address db
 LOST-Ladies' small black purse. at Majestic theater, Thursday night. Con tained keys and money. Would give money for return Of keys. Address Box 2l9. care Republican. ok
 STnAYED OR STOLEN-Scoteh collie dog; black, with white and tan head. breast and feet. Notify s. W. Higiey. Republican office.
 LOST-Money. by not buying sporting goods from GalDin's gun store.
 HEAVY HAULING AND DRAYlI>G. Pioneer Transfer & Storage Co. 42 $. Center. Telephone Main 74. Quick and careful work guaranteed.
 STABLES AND coRRALs.
 PALO ALTO STABLES Tor swell
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

WANTED-Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for firm of large capital. Salary SlO72 yearly. payable weekly Expenses advanced. Address George C. Clows. Philadelphia, Pa, Dent. A. bg dS
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
GREENE & GRIFFIN
BARGAINS
READ

Only $500. This beautiful corner' lot. 1O0xl37 l-2. Has fine east and south front. In good locality, within easy walking distance of town. Surrounding property cannot be bought for less than S750
 WE RECOMMEND THIS LOT AND WILL BUILD FOR THE BUYER ONE OR TWO HOUSES ON SMALL MONTH " PAYMENTS.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
FOR SALE-lIVE STOCK

FOR sALE-LIVE STOCK
 FOR SALE-Horse and harness. Call 923 South Second Ave. ak
 FOR SALE-Two good cows. Call at 1856 West Mckinley St. ds
 FOR SALE-Pedigreed collie dog; good watch dog. Address Box 223, care Re- publican. dn
 FOR SALE-Poland China hogs. from six weeks up. Giles Ranch, l4 miles north of Fair Grounds. dd
 FOR SALE.
 Setting Indian runner duck eggs. Or ders taken for day old I. R. ducks.
 BROADWAY RANCH,
 Box 277. FOR LE-Thoroughbred jack. and also HamiltOnian stallion. Or will rent to stand for season to reliable party. Call 6l0 North Third St. db FOR SALE-3O0 extra fine thorough bred brown leghorn hens, SIP per doZ- en- See Thomas. at end of Indian School car line. dg DR. CLARK-Trotting record 2:l4 3-i. will make the season at Bourbon Stock Farm. north on Park road, near Bide-a- Wee Place. between Tempe and MclJoW- eli roads l. r. Clark 4-hl FOR SALE-One Durham and one Hol- stein heifer. Henry Mantz. R. F. D..
 FOR SALE-Good young team Of mules. sound and gentle Can be seen one mile east of Osborn school. Dean Creighton. db FOR SALE-First class sound work team. goo lbs. price S.0O.00. See Kill patrick al Pratt x Gilbert's. db FOR SALE-Good milk COW; Jersey iiolstein; cheap. Phone Ranch 2Sl. dg FOR SAI.E-Bay mare. gentle and sound; will work any place. Phone Ranch 2Sl. ds
 FOR RENT ROOMS
 FOR RENT-One newly furnished modern room: electric light: hath; close to business. No sick. 5ly North Second St. Phone. Red S622 dd
 FOR KENT-Pleasant front room. GlO North Fourth Ave. al FOR RENT-Large, cool rooms. at room for sleeping. No sick. 5O9 East Adams St. Phon- Red SjSl. dd
 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room: private entrance: all modern con yeniences. 5l2 North Third St. dd FOR RENT-I3xtra nice housekeeping rooms: strictly modern; block from capi tol Phone, Black 9372. l60s w. Jeffer- son. dd FOR RENT-Furnished front room. sos North Central Ave. ak FOR RENT-Nicelv furnished rooms. Also for housekeeping. 4l4 West Jef- ferson. Phone. Black S77l. dl FURNISHED front room, with board. i21 West Van Buren St. dS FOR RENT-First-class furnished rooms, close in. at No. 36S North Sec ond Ave. db FURNISHED housekeeping apartments. Also rooms. single or en suite. 316 North Fourth Ave. dm FOR RENT-3 furnished housekeeping rooms. 1l5l Grand Ave. dg FOR RENT-Funished tent house. avenue db FOR RENT-3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping Also single rooms l43 South Third St. ds FOR RENT-3 nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping: bath. toilet. cleo tric lights, phone. 6l5 South Second Ave. See Powell. waterworks office. dd PLENTY housekeeping rooms and screen porch for sleeping. S29 East Jef- ferson. dd GO TO THE MOSS for furnished rooms and screen porch. FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms at very reasonable rates. Central Ave lue Hotel. 515 North Central Ave. Tele- phone, Red 4S7l. FOR RENT-Furnished front room. east front, first floor; lots of shade; bath, electric lights and all modern con veniences. A South Third Ave. FOR RENT=I2esr zllns al GaInin,s
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

SALESMAN--Expcri in any line. tO sell general trade i Arizona. An uneNceIled speciality proposition. Com missions with S3J weekly advance for expenses The Continental Jewelry Co. Cleveland. Ohio. dS
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
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WANTED-POSitiOn. or few hours work daily. by experienced lady stenog rapher Address Stenographer. F. O. Box N dd
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

FOR sALE-One lot and building in Ray: now rented at $s0 per month: deeded ground. Price 5000 cash A bargain. Come quick. Address Post office Box 247
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
STABLES AND coRRALs.

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 PALO ALTO STABLES Tor swell hacks and seaters, buggies and showy saddle horses. Stevens & Wiggins. Phone Main 73. 4th Ave, between Adams and Washington.
 ON CALI--HACKS-ON CALL-Gold- en Eagle Stable. Tel. Main 5l. Busses. Ambulance. Livery.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

WANTED Good girl. for general houscwork. Call at southwest corner TayIor St. and Ninth Ave. dd
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

MONEY ITO LOAN-s2O0o tG loan on city property. $500 to loan on resi- dence property. sl000 to loan on resi- Center St.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
THIs wEEk,s spEcIAL-SI50 worth

THIS WEEKS SPECIAL-SI50 worth of new furniture new j-room house; cost $22OO ts build. Fine corner lot. in the best section of the town, l00X235; worth S2O00. Will sell the whole for s3200. Can be bought for $l700 down.
 WATCH THIS NAME FOR BARGAINS
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

FOR SALE-Pive acres at a bargain Alfalfa and grapes. One mile from city E. E. Pascoe. owner. 110 North Center street. If
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

FOR QUICK WORK; hauling and transferring call the Consolidated Trans fer Company. Main li2. office oppo- site Adams Hotel 1l6 x. Center.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

PROFESSIONAL trained male nurse wants case; tuberculosis a speciality. Box 22i, care Republican. dd
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
THOR MOTORCYCLES FOR 1s1o

Are the finest in design, finish, grade of material, equipment and reliability. 1910 models ready for delivery January lst. We have several good second-h ma chimes for sale, among them the Indian, Armac. Merkel and others.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

WALL PAPER, Paints ana Varnishes
 Alabastine, Brushes, etc.. etc. Have our man call and give you estimate on any decorating; all work guaranteed. Dorris- HeYman Furniture Co. .
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

EMBROIDERY of all kinds done at reasonable prices. Phone, Black SS0l. l345 Grand Ave. dg
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


EVA FAY-CairvOyant and palmist; | don't ask you to have faith but prove to you facts. ll22 Market St. San Fran cisco. Readings by mail 25c. with this ad. dS
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

WANTED-Girl. for general house. work. Apply Mrs. l.. II. Chalmers, Me Dowell road and Indian School tar line.
 dI
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

WANTED-Large front room with screen porch and modern conveniences, for two young men; close in preferred. Price no object. Address A. F. 23, care Of Republican. dd
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate SC curitv. Inquire Room 405. f1emihs Block.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

COME TO US when you want a trunk roped and hauled. Only 25c. Always on time. Lightning Delivery and Stor-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
Possibilities OF
CEMENT LARGE

1t is very probable, according to To-
cal architects and contractors, that
concrete Will hold an important place
In the construction OF a number OF
new buildings planned for Ogdon
which are to be erected in the near
future. In the east. both in the build
ing of Office structures. business
blocks and also residences. concrete
construction has been growing in IA
vor for the past two years. and though
as yet the material and Its possibili-
ties have not been demonstrated to
the extent tsat It eventually will be,
good progress Is being made In its
general adaptation and Its use prom
iseS TO become universal.
Concrete construction Is compare
lively new. During the past three or
four years only has the material been
used to any extent in the building
line, and in the early stages OF the
evolution of the processes OF its use,
IT was decidedly unpopular, This was
due probably TO the fact that the first
examples of the work, as might have
been expected, were crude. The indl-
yldual blocks that wre manufactured
along the lines Followed in the MAX
ing OF Sun-dried brick were unlovely
in the first place, and were not OF
sufficient durability TO resist the ac-
tion OF the elements-water In partic-
ular-so that the first ventures In
their use as a building material gave
unsatisfactory results
This fact prejudiccd builders to a
considerable extent against their use,
and it was not until water prooflng
methods had been perfected and sat
isfactory tests had been made that
the product was really considered
seriously. Now, however. with the
beautifying possibilities which have
been added to the crude concrete
structures and the simplifying OF the
methods of building, together With
the added advantages OF reinforce
mont. the material is one out OF many
and is In many ways the Ideal factor
for modern structures.
Use In Utah.
This form OF building is reaching
Utah. and two of the first representa-
tive buildings In Salt Lake which ex-
cmplify concrete construction are the
new Mcintyre office building and the
Mission theater building. In the cree
tion on these structures tho Shell
process was used and this method has
many advantages over the slower and
more expensive brick system eSpe-
clally in the construction of the larger
buildings.
The concrete foundation is now the
rule and not the exception In the
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
GREAT OPPORTU UNITES FOR LAND BUYERS

It's beautiful suburbs. and TO estab.
lish a heritage for his children.
Though in the downtown or nearln
districts there are building opera
tions on every hand IT is probably
ont on the benches that one can get
n full appreciation of the extent To
which the citizen of modest means Is
pmuing his faith to the city. and to
one who has not recently visited the
northeast. east south and southeast
sections in particular. an afternoons
journey on the street cars would be
revelation The extension of Wall
avenue and other car lines was oc-
casioned by the rapidity with which
the district has built up in the pnst
year OF eighteen months. and since
the completion of the rond the pro-
gress has been even moro rapid
The same may be said of the other
sections, and the erection OF the new
railroad buildings In the west end
is naturally going to work toward the
building up of that part of the city.
To those who read the daily papers
the list OF real estate transactions
and building permits Issued, the nero
ldClS u 'Hc otHNsHiSh'o may mean
much. but fully to appreciate and
realize the true meaning of 1t all. and
TO learn tho extent to which the
building operations are pushing along
the prosperity of the city. one must
get out and see 1t all as it really is,
If the prediction of real estate
dealers arc to be relied upon 1910
will he the banner year In the build
Ing limo in the history of Ogden.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

Geo. J. Kelly has extensive interests
In sections % and IS. wbero ne is
selling small tracts TO settlers.
Paul NJ Lee owns 120 acres in sec
tIon II. which is being improved.
Hunter & Kennedy have about 300
acres for sale in section %, which
is being sold III tracts OF 30 acres
each, all tracts facing on a public
road and under canal
Practically every acre In the vlcini-
~ OF Reese can he supplied with irri-
CATION water from canals and laterals
OF the Warren Irrigation Company.
One share has been found ample for
one acre of beets. tomatoes or
orchard. while for ordinary cropS such
hay and grain, one share to the aero
is more than sufficient.
Just above the point where the
Southern Pacific crosses the Weber
River is located the pumping station
OF the Warren Pump and Irrigation
Company" The Weber River. flow
ing a steady stream of 30 or 80 feet
wide in the drlest part OF the sea
son. affords an incXhaustible supply
of water.
II is I'm heet raising that Reese
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

north After crossing the Weber
River at the Knight bridge there are
no grades and but few culyerts The
soil is we'll adapted TO road making.
the main difficulty being to keep tho
road bed well drained II Is also
proposed TO surface the road with
gravel hauled from Little Mountain.
The map shows not only the legal
subdivisions in Reese. but the size of
the farms and the location of the
houses. The school is managed under
the direction of the Weber County
rducatlon There was an
enrolment OF 55 pupils this year. Eight
grades are taught There is prom
ise that the present frame building
will be replaced in another year by
substantial brick Of two and per
haps three rooms.
There are a number of Ogden peo-
pie who have real estate interests In
Reese. Among them are Joseph s.
Perry whose ranch is located in sec
ton 10
Judge IL III Henderson owns a fine
farm Of $40 acres or all of section
9. Where $50 acres of fall grain can
now be seen
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

claims a front rank Chemical tes
show a very high saccharine content
with a minimum OF salts. A yield OF
90 tons TO tne acre is not uncommon
The factory pays $s.25 per ton loaded
OH cars at Reese. There Is also an
other loading track and scales just
west OF the Weber river bridge.
Tho claim Is broadly made that
Reese Is a banner locality for apples.
Local dealers assert that the Jonathan
apples from Reese have tho finest
colorIng of any produced in the
state. Apples the Willis orchard, four
miles north of Reese. were awarded
the first prize at the State Fair two
years ago The Bon Davis. Missouri,
Plpplu and other commercial varieties
are preferred for planting. An apple
orchard of ten acres can be seen
at the Develln farm on the east side
OF Section IA
From the enterprise and spirit dis
played by the residents of Reese IL Is
safe 10 predict that this locality Will
In time become one of the choice
farming district OF Utah.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
RESIDENCE LOTS
FIND QUICK SALE
Warm Weather Increases the
Amount of Activity in Bench
Prosperity.

Realty dealers in general through
out the city report favorable business
for the week. Inquiry at several
company offices elected the informa-
ton also that several big deals arc
under way. which will. when consum-
mated be the means of bringing
considerable additional capital and
many new homes to rapidly growing
Ogden
1t is by TO means outside capital,
however, that is responsible for the
present and increasing activity along
real estate and building lines. but
local capitalists. as we'll as represen-
tGtiveS of the middle class and the
laboring fraternity, are coming TO
full understanding and realization OF
the great possibilities or the city,
They are coming TO the conclusion
that Ogden is a good place to invest,
from an investors standpoint, in a
commercial way and from the View
point of the home builder who is will
ing to spend his life in the city or
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
Salt Lake Valley
Investment and
Real Estate Co.

4s acres, southwest OF ogden, %
acres lucerne. all kinds fruit. g room
frame house, barns. water pipeu
to house, so shares water Price
$4,000.
so acres, room frame house, barn
S0x60, some fruit, flowing wells, 30
snares water. some stock Price
$4,000.
12O acres, room frame house. barn
21 shares water. 65 acres cultivated,
50 acres pasture, some fruit. Price
$1,000.
Ii, 900 acres good grazing land in
Wyoming. $3.50 per acre.
42 I-2 acres, 3 room frame house.
20 shares water. acres lucernes
some fruit. balance mostly cultivated
$500. Terms.
These properties are mostly in the
vicinity of Ogden.
MODERN HOMES.
We have them, cosy and comfort
able, largo and small. at your own
prices and select neighborhood. Also
suburban homes where you can have
chickens and gardens.
We also have a few choice build
ing lots.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
A place to rent? We have several
close in They won't last long. IL
will do no harm to look over some
OF our bargains Come up or write
for our list of all kinds of property,
Have you property for snle, IL so.
list with us for quick results.
C. w. RoeB. C. M. REAsER.
N. w. GRlGGS
a19 First Natl Bank Building
Bell Phonc 47d.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

building operations throughout the
city, and the rapidity with which a
gang of workmen can complete a
large and practically indestruetlble
foundation is a revelation TO the lay
man. Several OF the new residences,
especially the cosy bungalows, furnish
examples of the material as applied
to home buildings, and there Is much
TO be said in its favor from the do
mestic standpoint
Is Found Economical.
Among the advantages of concrete
which appeal especially TO the home
builder NAV be mentioned relative
economy in construction when COM
pared with brick, and even some mm-
ber structures; its solidity and per-
manence. and especially the protec-
tion il affords against FIRE. and the
consequent reduction in insurance
rates which follows. 1t Is claimed for
concrete that It resists fire better
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

than any building agent, with the eX-
ception OF brick.
The introduction oil snow white con-
crete and stucco opened a Wide range
OF possibilities. when decorative tea-
lures and Identification are consid
cred. il being possible 10 give the ma
terial every appearance of white mar
BILE
AS we'll as the mission stylo men,
toned, the old colonial style also Is
very we'll adapted for concrete con
strucuon. and many beautiful eXam-
pies of this kind are TO be found. 1t
Is said. In every eastern city of i'm
portance, and also In the smaller
cities throughout the country
For Roofs, Too.
II is claimed for the concrete resi-
denceS that they are warmer in win
ter and cooler in sumcer than the