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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
PUBLIC sTENocRAPHERs

GLADYS SCHURTZ. S07 JUDGE BLDG.
expert in office diclation. satisfaction
guaranteed. Bell l111. 1868
II. A. ALLEN. 2l1 BOSTON BUILDING
Bell 2622 Ind. 992 Office dctation:
specially mining work. f5SS
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DETECTIVES
SECONDHAND AUTOS

FOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF SECOND
nanu autos at your own prices, Sal
md East Phone Bell $40 f767
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NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM
bath, phone, close III, EOS l.. Srd so:
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MT. MORIAH LODGE No -
M.-Masonic hall. second (,
month, corner First Sonih a1
East. Members Of sEstcr Idi
Journing members In rood Sase y:
rited. y a. Simpkin w ~
pher Diehl. secretary. ' -
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING Co. 35l so
State. Bell phone 5235. Ind. 1874. d22i0
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S-ROOM MOD. HOUSE, NICELY FUR
nlshed. east side, cheap. Ind Pn0nV
3007. dlSSl
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The cash register shows receipts ol
S35 a day, 2-ycar lease. cheap rent. three
bedrooms in connection: furniture and
kitchen equipment In first class condl-
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THREE MOD. WELL FURNISHED UP
stairs housekeeping rooms. I3O L. 5rd
South. IIOJ
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GOOD PIANO FOR RENT. APPLY
room 3S2 Atlas block. f727
TWO NICE FRONT ROOMS. MOD
single or en- suite, 7Sf e. 5th So, Bell
209sN< f630
APARTMENTS IN TILE CAITHNESS
and kustor. Stowe & Palmer, 80 w
End So. Phones 1872. fGS2
DORIUS APARTMENTS. ; AND 6
rooms elegantly furnished, excellent
light and ventilation with large porches
First ave. Bell phone 1897. fsTO
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FOR RENT


TWO WAREHOUSES;. IN REAR 3i7 SO.
State Inquire BaRgton Lime and &C.
ment Co. 3i6 So. 3rd West. Io'E
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FURs AND TAXIDERMlsTs

We Do EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line and carry COM
Dete stock OF manufactured goods, pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 L 3rd So
a31S2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
GOVERNOR PATTERSON SCORED.
TennossCCans Dcn0unce the Governor.
Rcpudiate Primary Plan.

Nashville, Tenn, May 19.-Gover-
nor NJ. II. Patterson and the State
Democratic executive committee were
bitterly denounced yesterday in sew
eral speeches and resol,:. IONS, by per
haps the largest mass meeting OF
voters ever held in this city, called
for the purpose of protesting against
the action Of the Governor and eXecu-
tive committee in attempting to force
all judiciary candidates TO submit
their candidacy in the general pri-
mary Of June 4. This action Of the
committee was contrary to precedent
and resulted in several Of the candi-
dates for the Supreme Court and the
themselves as independent candi-
dates.
The convention, at which more
than 5000 delegates were present,
nominated full judiciary ticket and
appealed to the voters of the State
to refuse to participate in the primary
on June 4th.
Governor Patterson and the eXecu-
tive committee were "unQuaIinedly
denounced and condemned" for their
efforts ito overcome and coerce the
Supreme Court Of the state in the
decision OF case pending before it,"
this reference being to the Cooper
case
Eulogistic references were made
and were received with prolonged ap-
plause, to the late Senator Carmack,
while very denunciatory references to
Governor Patterson were greeted
with enthusiasm.
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the fact that jury commissioners have
larger field to select jurors.
The unfavorable report on a pro-
posed resolution urging the General
Assembly to pass stricter game laws
was adopted, without discussion, as
was the unfavorable report urging
certain national aid for good roads.
Wickersham Condemned.
The following resolution was also
adopted:
BE 1t resolved, That the State
Democratic Convention does hereby
condemn the efforts of Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham in his prosecution
Of the bull leaders in the New York
cotton exchange without proceeding
against the bear leaders, and we
commend our junior Senator, Hon.
E. ID. Smith, for his action in protect
ing the Interests Of the cotton farm
ers Of the South"
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Blow from Hoe Kills,

Laurens, May 1S.-Frank Will
liams, colored, was brought to the
city late last night from Jacks town
ship and lodged in jail, charged with
having killed another negro by the
name OF Hunter. The homicide oc-
Cured in field near Renno. Ac-
cording to Willlams's statement OF
the affair, the two were chopping cot
ton when dispute arose over the
manner Of Hunters work. Hot
words ensued, whereupon Williams
struck Hunter in the chest with his
hoe, the blow causing death within
fifteen minutes. Williams is about
80, while his victim was about 1S,
and Is said to have been in low
state Of health.
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25O VIIRDICTS GIVEN WIDOWS.
Jury Finds Mining Laws were Vio-
lated with Inspectors Knowledge.

Princeton, Ill.,, May 20.-The coro-
ner's jury, which began last Novem-
Der to investigate the cause Of the
Cherry mine disaster, which resulted
in the death Of 265 miners in the St.
Paul Coal Company's mine, has
reached an agreement, and $50 sepa-
rate verdictS have been returned. The
jury says the mining laws were bro
ken with the knowledge and consent
of the inspectors.
They were in three scts-one set
fixing the cause of the death Of the
twelve men in the rescue party, who
shaft; another set for the 1S7 men
who were suffocated in the second
vein, and the third for the fifty men
who were trapped in the third vein
and died Of exposure and suffocation.
The verdict of the coroners jury
Is vindication of John Cowley, the
engineer who was in charge of the
cage in which the twelve rescucrs lost
tlelI lives.
The verdict says these twelve res
cuers lost their lives "indirectly by
a confusion of signals regulating the
movements Of the cage.
The following verdict was brought
In for each Of the 1877 men who lost
their lives In the second vein:
1--WE find that they came to their
deaths by suffocation, and that the
fire was caused by a pitched load OF
baled hay coming in contact with an
oil torch.
And we further find that there
was great delay in notifying the men
Of the danger
The verdict giving the cause of
death Of the men in the third vein
says:
1--WE find that they came to their
deaths by exposure and suffocation.
We further find that the mining laws
of Illinois in relation TO means of
escape were violated with the full
knowledge and consent Of the mine
inspectors in District No. e.
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Passed Bogus Cheeks.
Walhalla Cor. Daily Mail.)

CWalhalla Cor. Daily Mail)
The first prosecution and convic-
ton in Oconee for issuing bogus
checks was that Of G. w. Settles, of
Salem Two cases were tried last
week before Magistrate Jesse Lay, Of
Cheohee Valley. The defendant wilt
ed when the two cashiers Of both
banks at Walhalla appeared ready to
testify, and pleaded guilty. The SEN
tencc in such cases was $25 or 80
days. Settles was given the days.
He came to the Salem community
from North Carolina, and is man Of
pleasing address, and at first made
friends rapidly. He was ever ready
to give checks. Quite a number OF
his customers and friends have lost
amounts from SO to $50 on account
Of his checks being worthless
Chamber|ain's Cough Remedy
Cures Colds. Group and whooping Cough.
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THE ELECTION OF BISHOPS.
All Comparatively Young Men and
Give Promise of Long Service.

The election OF four bishops, edi-
Tor Of the Nashville Christian Advo-
cate, book editor, and editor Of the
Quarterly Review and editor of the
Sunday School literature took place
at the General Conference in Ashe-
vile last Tuesday.
The following have been elected at
this session Of the conferences:
DR.. Collins Denny, Of Baltimore;
DR.. J. G. Kilgo, Of Durham, n. c.;
Rev. w. B. Murrah president of the
Millsap College, Jackson, Miss; w.
r. Lambuth, of Tennessee; f. ID.
Mouzon, of Texas; II. G. Waterhouse,
of Virginia, and J. Fl. Mccoy, of Ala
bama.
Of the seven bishops elected all
are In the prime Of life, and the dele
gates are congratulating themselves
that the majority Of the bishops cho-
sen are still young men, who give
promise Of long usefulness to the
church. 1t is singular fact that
none OF the bishops elected was Ell
gagged in the regular work of the
pastorate.
Sketches of New Bishops.
Edwin d. Mouzon, dean of the
department Of theology at South
western University, Georgetown,
Texas, was born in South Carolina
and educated at Wofford College, In
this State. With the exception of
about two years spent in educational
work, Dr.. MouZon has been an active
pastor since entering the ministry
He has filled pastorates at Dallas,
Houston and Kansas City. He is As
years Of age.
Rev. Walter r. Lambuth, d. d., Of
Nashville, Tenn, son of Rev. J. w.
Lambuth, one Of the first Methodist
missionaries to China and Japan, was
raised on the spirit of missions and
is considered one Of the best inform
ed men on that subject in the United
States. lie is A years of age, and
for many years has been secretary of
the board Of missions Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, with
headquarters at Nashville.
Richard Green Waterhouse, ma
tive of Tennessee, now "A years of
age, was educated at Emory and
Henry College, Virginia, where he
has been for fifteen years He was
formerly a member of the Holston
Conference, in which he was several
times presiding elder and pastor Of
many Of the larger churches.
Rev. James II. Mccoy, the only
bishop elected from Alabama, is the
youngest man Of the bishops chosen
at this session, being ~ years of age.
He is now president of Birmingham
College, position which he has held
for about three years. He was host
to the last General Conference, which
met in Birmingham four years ago,
and his address of lelcome at that
time had much to do with his cleo
ton to the Episcopacy.
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Lii Once More Turned Down.

Washington, May 81 1.-LiliOukala-
nj, former queen Of Hawaii, has again
met defeat in her effort to secure
lands in Hawaii. The court Of claims
has just decided that these lands be-
longed to the government Of Hawaii,
and that the queen had no personal
claim upon them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
This Will Interest Mothers,

Mother Grcy's Sweet Powders for Children, n
certain relief for fevcrishness, headache, bad
stomach, teething disorders, move and rcgalate
the bowels and destroy worms. They break up
taste and harmless as milk. Children like them
Over 10000 testimonials Of cures. They never
fail. Sold by all druggists, 25c. Ask to-day.
Don't accept any substitute.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

collected under the provisions OF this
act shall be paid to the State Treasu-
rer to the credit OF the game protec-
ton fund, and shall be paid out by
the State Treasurer on the warrant of
the Fish and Game Commission of
South Carolina.
Section II. That all acts or parts
Of acts inconsistent with this act be.
and are, repealed
Section 2. That this act shall take
effect Immediately on its passage and
APPROVAL by the Governor.
Approved the 23d day Of Febru-
ary, 1910.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

John D. Rockefeller would go broke
If he should spend his entire income
trying to prepare a better medicine
Than Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea,
dysentery or bowel complaints. It is
simply impossible, and so says every
one that has used 1t. Sold by Seneca
Pharmacy; l.. c. Martin, Clemson
College.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

Foley Kidney Pills contain in con-
centrated form ingredients of estab-
lished therapeutic value for the re-
lief and cure Of all kidney and blad-
der ailments. J. w. Bell.
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Ran Away Eleven Years Ago.

Columbia, May 21.-Weary or his
wandering life, Jim Williams, ne
gro, who on March II, 1899, killed
Wesley Benjamin, porter of the State
Library, confessed his crime to an
officer Of the law in Norfolk last week
and is now behind the bars of the
Richland county jail The crime oc-
CURED on the sidewalk in front of
the old Wright's Hotel.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
1t contains no opium or other mar
cotics and can be given with implicit
confidence. AS quick cure for
coughs and colds, to which children
are susceptible, 1t Is unsurpassed.
Sold by Seneca Pharmacy; l.. G.. Mar
tin, Clemson College.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATELIMPRoyEp


COLONIAL REALTY 8 TRUST co.
s650-Here's q fine lot, 40x115 II. to al
ley. near and facing Liberty park; also
good tw2 groom house. which can be
enlarged. Small cash payment and easy
terms.
sl5Oo-New, mod, 3-r r. p. b.. within
half block OF paved street and car $3.50
down and s125o a month. including in
s2OoO-s-r. mod. brick. barn. shed.
chicken run. nice lawn, fruit and shade q,
ING CITY AND MUST SELL THIS
WEEK,
s26OO-Nearly new and mod dr.. b. p.
b.. large lot. facing south, on avenue
near 9th East. This house was built by
contractor for his own home. and Is
thoroughly well built having good ce-
ment foundation, stone caps and sils,
cement basement. and is mighty con-
lawn, good barn, etc. II you want good
Ar, mod. p. b.. southeast you should
| certainly look at this. Small payment
down and easy terms.
S3350-A now and mod. b-r, p. b..
| bungalow, close In, southeast Lawn.
| paved street. sewer gas and electric
chandeliers. gas range $500 down and
$3.50 month, including per cent
ssooo-Thats for a six-r mod. r. p.
b.. close in, on Third East, Part cash
and per cent on balance.
s3soO-Positively one OF the best built
L
siraole homes In the city. Five very
large rooms downstairs are in, and can
hnish large rooms upstairs for less than
5000. Full basement, and close in. OIL
Second East. This house Is we'll worth
sa5oo, but it is forced sale and the
price has been fixed accordingly.
| APARTMENT HOUSES.
WE HAVE FOR SALE THREE OF
THE BEST APARTMENT HOUSES IN
THE CITY, PAYING FROM 10 PEE
CENT TO u PER CENT NET ON THE
iNVEsTMENT. FOR CERTAIN REA.
SONS THEY MUST BE SOLD. AND IF
YOU HAVE a FEW THOUSAND
DOLLARS TO INVEST. WOULD LIKE
TO TALK WITH YOU. THEY ARE ALI
IN FlRST-CLASS CONDITION, NEAR.
LY NEW, ALL. RENTED, AND ARR
JUST AS SAFE AS GOVERNMENT
VACANT GROUND.
Here are some of the best buys in va
cant property we've ever had: AXIS rods
on car line, for $500. and only So .
month; 42x9o TT, at 10th So. and 9tl
u, for s37o: lots. in Federal Heights 70
several hundred dollars under market,
INSURANCE.
, | WE'LL INSURE YOU In one OF th
pest companies in the world. the Cali
tornia. that paid s2,55o0o0, dollar 70
dollar: in the San Francisco fire, and tn
rate is the same as in some companIe
that you know nothing about us "in
surance that insures" all right
COLONIAL REALTY e. TRUST CO.,
90 e. First South
4567-Either Phone-45e7 t1so
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
NO DEMOCRATS IN SALT LAKE
COUNTY,
BUT PLENTY OF REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS,
u

NO DEMOCRATS sC;,,,Ry IN SALT LAKE
BUT PLENTY OF ZEAL ESTATE
HERE ARE SOME.
The corner. 6th South and 1st West,
6xe rods of ground, facing south and
s-room. two-story brick house: can be
bought for $500. on reasonable terms;
the ground is worth more than we are
asking for ground and improvements.
100 feet to alley for $780, on reasonable
terms; try to duplicate this.
A dandy little terrace. three rooms each
side. thoroughly modern; rents for $40
per month; has disappearing bed. base
nent under entire house and located near
7th South and Main. at your own terms
at $3.50.
On Ind ave- south front, 3 1-3x10 rods
the most handsome lot on the street, all
assessments paving, sewer and side walks
and 1910 taxes paid; will go at s2ioo.
On East 4th South. on the hill. near
university, a handsome bungalow OF five
rooms. thoroughly modern. good lot, can
he bought for s4750. $1,000 cash. balance
$40 per month. this house was built for
gether houses just built for sale,
Near 9th East and 7th South another
handsome bungalow, lot 55Xi25 feet. on
corner facing south and east; best kind
Of brick work and wood finish; at sd500;
this is cash proposition.
Near 7th East and 1fth South. neat.
new 3-room frame house. adobe lined.
Just completed, with lot 3sx1so feet to
alley, for $1275, on terms Of S275 cash and
s15 per month, including interest,
Have many others, too numerous to
mention.
Any property offered for sale in this
office is a guarantee that It can be sold
at any time for at least Its cost, Try
me.
A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South st. Phones 641.
t1h2s
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BETTILYO
Real Estate and Business Broker,
1912 East Ord South st,
Phones-Bell 2030, Ind, BIG.
SPECIAL.
$3.50.
This 5-room brick cottage. on
The east side, is offered for sale
al this rema rkaOle low price on
account OF sickness. The owner
owes In the ncighborhood OF $1,000:
OF which he Is paying $50
month and he feels that II is
Impossible for him 10 keep MP
these payments. So has cut the
price from $500. The house has
bath toilet. electric light. all
modern cunvenienCes. Built two
yoars ago; 2ISl0 rounds OF
ground: $3.50 in cash will handle
cHICKEN AND TRUCK FARM.
~ acres. at Woods Cross,
flowing well. good water right;
no better soil In the valley for
truck farming: some bearing fruit
trees: all fenced. S-room brick'
house. barn. chicken coops and
other buildings; $4,000.
See the beautiful homes which
we have for sale. photos OF which
arc now displayed I'm our win
dow; unusual high class homes at
remarkably low prices.
BETTILYON,
lO-l2 East 3td South st.
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By OWNER. AT A SACRIFICE, MOD
nrn six room. 2-story brick and shingle
house on north bench: lot 2axIb rods to
1,nntcI. vel built and attractive: south
front. Address. or call, Owner. ~
Dooiy block. tizo'
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A
fiat site or an hotel site?
Here are one OF two from a list
hard to beat.
6 rods by 10. on North Tenn
pie, between LIST and End West.
with unrivaled right Of way privi-
leges: $4,000,
4 rods frontage. corner End
North and Center ST; faces
west, s4250; very easy terms.
For hotel site. we are exclusive
agents for the magnificent lot on
3rd South. just east of the Knuts-
ford.
On Sth ave. close in, we have
really beautiful 6-room, two
stories and basement home, YER
anda upstairs and down, with un-
broken view over the whole VAL
ley, large rooms. cabinet kitchen,
basement cemented, good furnace.
fine mantel. elaborate electric
light fixtures. $4,000 takes this.
and It Is a picture.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
&c Main st. Phones 4443,
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EXCLUSIVE sALE-sPECLALS.

EXCLUSIVE sALE-sPEcALs.
New white pressed brick cottage.
with lot 50x157 feet to alley.
southeast on car line. Property
cost over $4,000. House has
large rooms down stairs. with
bath, toilet. pantry. clothes clos
cts, basement; 2 rooms UP stairs,
stairway In. Fine lawn. shade
trees. cement walks. coal shed:
SPECIAL PRICE, $4,000, Liberal
terms.
ONE BIG SNAP!
II you want to buy a home
that's RIGHT. at the RIGHT
price and the RIGHT terms, here
you are: 2-story pressed brick.
modern In every respect, rooms,
hardwood floors throughout.
hardwood finish. bath. toilet.
large closets, gas. electric light
furnace, lawn, good barn. cement
walks. 100 feet from car line and
12 minutes walk from Main ST.
Lot 2ix6i rods. Price. $4,000.
Terms that are RIGHT. See us.
z. C. SCHMIDT & CO..
to5 So. Main st.
Ind 2e6-PHONES-Bell 4o32.
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L.,s.yupeE t9AS q. AND lNo > !

,.r LOAN AND TRUST
IlS' 'GCoMPANY'
so,E HgNTEEg6sSi. E6Si
Ms CAN aN,cb 1 time hunting d
,,se 50 direct TO our otilce;
s're; come u let us show you
20 .'s.srtjye sj homes we h@'' "
Z It bargain prices
..st OF our Office. s.
= blocsss ssnIIi I of pressed brick. :.
salov srac pu living room: win
q 80; laTSSe laJsS sewer. This prop
~ so owner $500: :, MUS ,ar ssI5c
D. &,scs. S win sell LOT 'i''
oost OF our office. D.
r,sn itss 4 rods front; the 10.
Y llneo, the owner has peeh
D, aOTTst aT sold at once Will con-
tN; 500 cus
4. rs, Of our Office = home %SF1 e,ooms on .
D ~, ,Sn,s years ago. Deutopi,,r, ann,..
~ t1Se 11lSeeeplIon hall, foldinS l, doors
70; Is'sm saom and dining room
gtiie rel nyei cement basement
la ms sawer. and all taxes paid;
w VIZ will be consldereu a s,nces S
81! sn owing to circumstances: S, ~ fn,:
rs authorized us 10 sen i ~
|ig-i.
- Monday. 7-room;. ~ oysn,rs ,s,oTs:
60 r street, near 5th avenue.
ka: D hest of plumbing. rms
!arsu in every way. Is well
2 5'sin1 nrner must sell at once.
irrs
en- s-room, two-story.
NC shade trees, cement
80 pIio ~ alley. Could not build
" y. The price we are asking,
|;rss TO suit
,o,om bungalow; built 6
aE \, nresent owner Tor his
go OS,n,over ~ having transferred
e '" must sell. This Is a mod
kl' csmsnt basement, cement
|TSS, $500 cash.
modern pressed
y I'M East: large lot. with good
=, l. very pretty home ana
$500 $3.50 cash
VACANT. ,,n
,o,rsr OF ith South and 18th
si,., 3. III frontage; sidewalk taxes
|rN
.,,- Heights. i2xl69 feet to
y fronl, quarter block off car
s,o money on real estate.
4, n,ca!ns In business ana resi-
itncs property,
4 k!2 y0u a NOME on 'ioii'i''S
4 payments, ,,
\, Insurance In the ROYAL. the
.-gs zrestest fire insurance
company"
{ and : per cent, net to you,
IN mortgage loans for sale,
4 nr Investments in real or per-
--5ca,ty and collect incomes
II he capacity OF agent IN any
A business affairs.
tsly.JuDGE LOAN AND TRUST
4 COMPANY.
s Phones S23.
. t1b2T
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SPECIAL.
d-ROOM NEW FRAME Hol Sc
CLOSE TO dTH NORTH ST; CITY
WATER AND SEWER: MUST Sell !.
AT ONCE: STo0. s100 DOWN, BALANCE
Y-RooM HOUSE. CLOSE TO WEST
TEMPLE: LOT 5OXl50. BARN AND
Ot-THOUSES: SHADE; If YOU ARE.
LOOKING FOR 4 HOME MAKE Us AN
OFFER: HOUSE IN FINE SHAPE.
SEARS INVESTMENT co.
Is EAST BIRD SOUTH.
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$4,000.
Four-room brick, with ample
room for two rooms In the attic,
corner on Eighth East, near
Ninth South; house all modern,
room on the lot for another house.
We can make terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

HOMESTEAD DESERT OR STATE
LAND.
VIII locate you on homestead desert
or state land near railroad, in the most
beautiful and richest valley In the state.
Dry or irrigation. VIII also contract TO
clear. plow and fence.
Call or address
r. F. D. LAND COMPANY.
2l6 Herald Bldg.
Bell Phone 4061,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

5X20 RODS. WITH GROOM ADOBE
house. near o. :. l.. depot. biggest snap
in tie city; owner needs money, cholce
for cottages or traclsaee: we have others
Nahan Inv. Co. 2T3 South West Temple.
Isanmnr III tl2g4