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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
TROLLEY LINE TO
BRIGHAM CITY

That Ogden and Brigham City will
be connected by an electric inter
urban hne before the end of the
present summer is the assurance that
the residents of the Box Elder
metropolis have given their Ogden
friends. saying that both the Box
Elder county commissioners VIII
grant the franchises which are nov
before them.
Monday afternoon tho county COM
missi1ners will probably pass the
franchise after having given 1t a
weeks consideration. On Wednes-
day the Brigham councils committee
Oh laws and ordinances will make
their report upon the application of
the Ogden 6, Northwestern to op-
crate an electric line over the streets
ol the city
About n week ago this paper pub
lished a statement from one of the
ogden & Northwestern officials at
Ogden to the effect that the COM
pany would build the proposed ex-
tension to Brigham City from the
Hot Springs providing they could Sc
cure the right-of-way without having
to go into court
According to the Brigham city
newspapers. the statement is made
that the citizens of Box Elder coun-
ty are unanimously In favor of grant
Ing of the franchises TO the company
and are looking eagerly for the com
ing of the interurban line.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS ACTIVITY

trolled by this company. and in their
prospectfne and development work
several thousand dollars has been ex~
pended. A peculiar black oxide of
conner. which shows an old strenkage
OF gray copper, with bright silver
CLINT. unlike anything In the copper
ore line discovered on the claims.
This product Is said to run as high
as 70 per cent In copper, the silver
values also being OF considerable I'M
portance. The Chicago Utah people
have a well equipped plant for work.
though a water course encountered In
the tunnel has prevented OF late the
actual production of ore on the south
aide workings. Arrangements are
now being made, however, to drain
the workings from point lower
down the hill. and when this is ac-
oomplished II is said that shipping
will he started On the north side
workings conditions are much better
and mining Is going on steadily.
other Finds.
Midway between the Chicago.Utah
claims and Morgan City, new min
eralized district is also being pros
pected quite fully. and lnte dIscov-
cries here, also are said to be OF an
encouraging nature, the formations
being we'll defined, considered from
the standpoint of mining experts.
About five miles southwest Of this
point the northern rim of the Hard
scrabble district commences. and
when the flrst SHOWS of winter fell In
this section important mineral dlscov-
cries were just being made.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
FIFTY HOMES
TO Be Bull 7
J. J. Brummitt Prepares to
Satisfy Demand With
New Cottages.

The last few days. showing an i'm
proyement in the weather. has had a
Qulckening impulse upon building In
the city generally as Is shown by the
building permits that have been is
sued.
There is at the present time
great demand for medium-priced
homes which can be bought on the
installment plan, as rents continue
high and the buildings for rent are
as a rule not modern and are not sat
isfactory. Many people prefer to pay
little more and own their own
home, this being the case, the great
est demand of the city at present Is
for mediumpriced homes on easy
terms.
To satisfy this demand. ] ]. Brum-
mitt Is preparing this year TO erect
fifty homes OF this kind. At present
he has eight or ten under construc-
tion IN the vicinity OF Twenty
and Wall avenue These are four and
five room cottages they are stictly
modern and up to date. having all the
conveniences that can be found in
any home. He has also just let con-
tracts for three modern bungalows 10
ne erected near lnt odCIeu IltdIl I
academy These bungalows will be
built In elegant style. having plenty
of cellar room, several porches. come
OF which will be screened In. and all
the conveniences that any one will
desire. These bungalows Will also
be sold on the installment plan.
Mr Brummitt owns very extensive
interests In building lots suitable for
the erection of homes and in erecting
the fifty homes this year he Will do
go with the idea Of supplying the varl-
GUS demands and requirements OF
those fishing homes. a few OF the
homes he intends to erect will be
from flvc TO ten thousand dollars con-
tanning from seven to ten rooms each,
These will be modern in every detail.
having hot water heat and all mod
ern conveniences known In an up-to-
date construction OF homes.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27

We have noted the movement
started by the Real Estote association
and approved by the Chamber of Com
merce having IN view tho building OF
an automobile road TO the lake. and
that Little Mountain hes been select
ed as the most desirable point OH the
lake from which to get good View"
say Hunter & Kennedy. We have
been over THIS route many times with
team and our opinion would be that
81 would make an ideal road Tor auto
mobiliDE There are upward OF l20
automobiles owned in Weber County.
so we are told, and the matter OF
good roads is one Of great interest TO
every owner of a machine.
The route proposed would cross the
Twcnty-Gourth street yioduct. follow
Wilson Lane to the sugar factory.
which Is always an object OF interest
10 tourists. thence west through West
Weber 10 9 point about two miles
west of the factory. Up TO that point
good deal of money hes been spent
bY the county IN grading. gravellng
and draining the road so that every
Improvement Is needed This road Is
u'so sprInkled by the county up TO
this point
"Thc proposed route would thus eX-
tend north past Hawkes. store TO the
1crth side of the Southern Pacific
track and thence west parallel TO the
railroad track TO the bridges west
OF Billions ranch This stretch OF
road Is dusty and sandy in places,
and In the irrigating season needs
draining
From the Weber River bridges
the road asles to the northwest to
Knights ranch. whore 1t turns due
west for FIVE OF six miles to Little
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
PROGRESSIVE FIRM SEES
GOOD IN SPEEDWAY PLAN
Kennedy Believe Automobile Ogden Great
Salt Lake Would Prove Profitable
Proposition Giving Reasons

Mountain Mr.. Knights store is
about half mile OF very sandy road
which could be improved by sur
facing OF clay. West OF that Is a
stretch OF muddy road which needs
draining.
From Reese station west the road
Is very level and easily maintained
If once put In condition and kept
drained. A great deal OF the work
could be done with regulation road
grader The road should be rounded
up and ditches provided TO keep IT
drained,
AT Little Mountain there is a big
supply OF gravel that can be hauled
out for use on this road and at Reese
are about thirty farmers who will
be glad to haul 1t The road tax
levied by Warren three years ago Is
still on hand waiting action by the
county board of commissioners. The
expenditure Of this money early this
spring would be of great help 10 the
residents of the district.
AT half a dozen points In the last
three mile stretch there would be
need of substantial lumber culverts
but no where would cent of money
have to be spent for bridges.
"At Little Mountain there is fine
view TO be had from the road and
still finer one from the top of the
mountain. which is easily climbed
The Great Salt Lake belongs to Og-
den. Let us annex 1t as one OF our
local attractions. Why should our
people go thiriy.seven miles 10 the
capital and then ride seventeen miles
to beach located on a corner OF the
lake when they can reach better
place at Little Mountain, only fifteen
miles distant from Oeden2
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
BOOSTING MEANS
OGDEN SUCCESS
Hussey &c Woods Tell of Improve
ments Which Will
Bring Results,

The Hussey-W Real Estate
company were very optimistic over
the coming local real estate season
when interviewed by the Examiner 3
real estate representative. c. II. Hus-
sey stated that the proposition Of an
automobile drive from ogden TO the
lakeside was receiving serious con-
slderation and If the matter could be
carried through rs contemplated IL
would prove very valuable recrca-
tion spot for Ogdenites and would
certainly be 4 booster for the town.
"The thought now uppermosL In the
minds Of local business men, says
Mr.. Hussey, is to investigate and
devise q means OF advertising which
will enable outside Investors to be-
come acquainted with the great nat
ural advantages the town affords. 10
I Its manufacturers end jobbers' houses
Ethe present comparatively cheap price
Of farm land and the quality and
quantity OF different products TO the
acre, the railways and factories and
the many opportunities for outside
capital to become interested and TO
create new aud productive enter
prises"
1--WE have already succeeded In in
teresting a few outside monied men
and there Is particular demand for
for and five room modern cottages
IN all parts OF the city. The fruit grow
era association Is cooperating with
the real estate association In adver-
tising the advantages OF surrounding
farm land
Mr. Hussey heartily endorsed the
policy OF the Examiner for daily
real estate feature eud believes real
estate men should buy papers them
selves and send them TO all the tribu
tary settlements TO increase an inter
est In homo situations and build up
home paper circulation, realizing the
benefits that ncruc 20 the city gencr'
ally by having widely circulated 10
cal paper.
THE booster campaign for n great
CT Ogden ia here to stay; local men
are becoming moro closely organized
and Ogden "a launched upon n con
servative advancement that has not
been equalled in the history OF the
city
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
WEBER CANYON HAS - bo
PROMISING PROSPECTS

Considerable interest attaches at
the present time TO the prospecting
and mining going on In Weber can,
you. near Morgan City, and recently
the reports of the discovery there OF
high-grade copper ores have bee tre-
quent
Particularly encouraging results
have attended the development work
on the claims of the Chlcago-Utah
company. which are located about one
mile south of Devils Slide In the can
yon. There are nine claims con-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27

movement Union Pacific, Now York
Central and American Smelter de-
cllned SIS
The decline In the market ceased
when Reading was bid up a point.
but the improvement In the active
stocks did not hold long. Reading fall.
Ing again TO below yesterdays close.
and the whole market weakening
sharply. A number of obscure stocks
made material advances. American
Smelling foil IL, st. Paul 1-2 and
Union Pacific /. The market closed
weak and active. Anticipation of a
weak bank return prompted sales Of
stocks. Reading ran of 3-4
U. S. Steel and Amalgamated lost l..
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
Chauncey Parry
LOANS = INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME.

Located on one Of the prettiest
streets in the city - block
from the car line. containing
five rooms with pantry and clo-
set, and good summer kitchen,
city water; electric lights; also
small barn; good shade; only
81, 10000. This is something
that will appeal to YOU.
AN IDEAL LOT.
72Xl65 feet, with curb gutter
and sidewalk, in and paid for,
with several sweet cherry and
apple trees in full bearing; fine
shade, located on one of the
most beautiful streets in the
city, near car line; only $S5000.
Car allow liberal terms on
portion Of this.
4-room brick in COON condi-
ton; city water; electric lights.
only 81, $4,000
Broom frame, with good
barn; large lot; only one-half
block from car line. 100000
CHAUNCEY PARRY
2263 Washington Ave.
Bell Phone $50.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
Garrison, Foster
& Garrison
Nj. SKEEN
Bargains i'm de-
Sirable Resi-
dence Property

I have fifty desirable lots located
between Jackson and Harrison av'
nue. and Twenty-second and Twenty
roperty at about one-half its actual
,alue and is willing to divide profits
with purchasers. These lots are To-
Gated around the new high school and
the school TO be erected on Van Bu-
rem avenue and Twenty-third street
They are within easy reach of the
Twenty.second and Twenty-fifth
street car lines. City water can bo
had and sewer connection made.
They are in the heart of the finest
residence district in Utah and on the
principal thoroughfares to the can
yon.
These lots should now and within
three months will sell for from
$60000 to $1,000 each.
I now offer them, with apologies to
the Boosters club, for from $3.50 90
to $500.00 each II you want to build
a home OF to make a safe investment
with every prospect Of doubling your
money within three months buy one
or more OF these lots, Cash or time.
Call at once and get your choice.
The prices may be raised nt any
time.
also have bargains in all kinds of
city property. and we have 80 per
cent of all farm land In Weber county
for sole, listed with us. and we can
give you all information IN regards
to water right and soil you may want
Nj. Skeen
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
Real Estate
Money Making
investments

We have anything You want in
fruit farms, homes, hay, cattle,
sheep and chicken ranches, build
ing lots, rooming houses for rent
and for sale, houses, furnished
and unfurnishcd for rent,
If you are interested in any of
the foregoing, come to us; we can
give you particulars as to q good
ly number of propositions which
are we'll worth your attention.
Como in and see our list.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
WEAK BANK RETURN
AFFECTS STOCK MARKET

New York, Feb. 26-The trend Of
the opening price movement OF stocks
today was downward on small deal
ings, but there were enough excep-
tlons to give slight irregularity to the
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
INVESTMENT PROPOSITION

An undivided interest In an add,
tion to Ogden City which is now pay.
Ing per cent besides tho chances
for advance In price of unimproved
lots. $4,000 will take this and you
may have time on half.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
Garrison,
90 Foster &
Garrison
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND IN.
SURANCE.
2411 WSHINGTON.

Bell phone. 3os, after business
hours. l26i-Y; Ind phone. Gil: after
business hours, 36SS-D.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
]. ]. Brurnrnitt
LOANS = INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE.
Phones 77t 2347 Washington Ave
BRUM1hITT'S ADDITION.

BRUMR11TT 8 ADDITION.
I still have somo choice lots IN
Brummitt's s Addition, which | am
offering very cheap at One Dollar
down and One Dollar per week,
until paid for, at low rate Of
interest. This is an excellent op-
portunity to get you q lot close
in, very cheap and on excellent
terms.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
AN IDEAL HOME.

Located four blocks souths of
the Union Depot, a brand new
five room house, with large spa
cious rooms, finished in natural
wood, fine imported paper, mas
sive electric light fixtures, fine
porcelain bath, stationary wash
stand, toilet, hot and cold water
connections, modern and up-to-
date in every detail, large lot to
alley. Located near school and
street car line in good neighbor-
hood. This is the greatest snap
in real estate offered in Ogden
recently. Only $4,000, on easy
terms, low rate Of interest.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
Hone at $500.

Chicago. Feb, 26.-IAye hog prices
kept their hold on the market here
today, the record price. 50 80. top fg-
ures since 1870. being paid.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
BOOST

for Ogden and Weber County, by
letting the public know of the
bargains in real estate.
l have several 44-foot lots on
25th Street, just above the Eccles
Block, all sidewalk, curbs and
gutter in, price with terms
Price with terms -. .$65O.OO
Lots same size, between the Dee
Hospital and 25th Street, side
walk in, beautiful location.
:............... $45O.OO
Good four-room residence, on
31st Street, half block from
Washington Avenue; good barn.
sidewalk and sewer; easy
terms =. ....... 81 ,45O.0H
Good six-room house, lot 50x150
to alley; good barn, between
Grant and Washington on Both
sewer and sidewalk paid for.
Price :. =. So, 100000
Good suburban home, IA acres,
in city limits. Good 5-room house /;
fine barn and plenty of chicken
buildings: 3 acres Of assorted
fruit, including every variety
grown in Utah; 8 acres Of
lucern, :. .....$4, 10000
Fine Fruit Orchards speciality,
90 of them ranging in price from
=. $4,000 to $50, 600
s. s. Smith
Room 314, First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phones: Ind, 207; Bell, 1887.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
INSTALLMENT HOUSES.

S-room frame on Harrison avenue
City water and electric lights S1.750
5-room frame on 31st street .S1,i00
broom frame on Van Buren,
Good lot t..............$ $1,S0O
4-room brick, In railroad dis
trict 700
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
LOTS ON BENCH.

One of the most elegant lots on
the bench, located on principal
street, near several good resi-
'dences. Lot 50xl30 to an alley.
This is great snap at 500 on
any kind of terms at low rate of
interest. This is something ele-
gant, nice and slightly, and very
cheap.
]. ]. Brumnitt
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
TERRACE SITE.

Large enough for seven apartments
One-half block from Washington. $50
per front foot
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27

NERVOUSNESS PROPERTY.
On side street, between Washington
and Grant, paying now per cent
above expenses. This property will
double In value within thrce years
This will stand the closest investiga.
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
It was His Own Fault.

The public investigation Of the cause
of the accident BIT Newport, December
10. when james A Johnson. Az engineer,
WINS caught between Bis engine and = coi.
Nding freight train was held January
TX and Il was found that no one could
% b8med for the accident aside from
M. johnson himself The engine with
which he drew the regular passenger
train from t4a renndhouse az Newport
to Montreal was driven 40 far over the
tract, used by the Boston s Maine yard
engine that when q freight on the latter
lime attempted e draw some ears from
one yard to another It struck Mr. John.
sons engine before L could be stopped.
When the Boston and Maine FIRST passed
Mn johnsons engine was in ne proper
place and out of tie way 81 passing
trains. but the fireman. il the meantime
with Mr., Johnson's knowledge aud con-
sent, moved the engine forward When
the Boston s Maine came back the en-.
CINE had been moved and there were
no lights about It. The signal WAS
green, which means safety Therefore
the public service commission found no
blame attached to either the fireman
who moved the train forward or The
eolliding crew Of the Boston & Maine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
6. II. KENDRfCK & CO.. Barre, VI.
WM, N McENANY. {yillamstown. Vt

eted country for purposes of trade Then
come the secret agents, most 81 them
officers 81 the Russian army Some pass
themselves OF as sportsmen in quest %
big game or tourists Of an inqliring
turn Of mind. Some 90 on the pfetense
Of investigating the possibilities 81 cot
ton growing OF the market for agrieul-
tural machinery. Some assume the char
aeter and garb OF orthodox priests and
cover their political activities 81 relig-
i0us proselvtism While others osten.
sbly Ia quest Of rugs and fnrs, pene-
trnte to lspahan and Shilaz to Herat
and kandahar. The chauffeur Of the
Ameer o. Afehanistan il i Russian Sc
cret agent
The next step for Russia % OBJ
tain permission D open stores and
bank % trade at ports. 70 navigate riv
ers. and to establish 4 postal service Of
her own Concessions are secured for
cutting timber for growing cotton and
tobacco, and for operating mines; and
rights are procured whereby Russia may
buy land and build eonsnlates, stores
factories, and dwellings for those who
are concerned with the various enter
pfises
Military accommodating expeditions are
sent into the country. accompanied by
detachments 90 Cossacks. nief The Trim
disguise 81 parties for scientific explofR
ton On the plea that the native tri+
bunals would be preiuaieed she estab-
fishes Ter own courts of Justice, So that
Russian ettlers can be tried only hv RUS
sian Judges And finally. IS the high
est mark Of her esteem She permits"
the prospective victims t. employ Rus
sian officers To reoreanze their armies.
Then there Is carefully planned IN
rising IN some interior town. a few
Russian stores are burned Of looted, the
Russian mails are Interrupted, the Rus.
sian flag rs torn down and trampled on
by weil-trained mob, aud should nee
essity demand I'll, q Russian viee-eonsul
il killed Before the embefs are cold.
Russian punitive expedition has oc-
cupied the capital and the chief seaports,
for, much as ii grieves her to take 50
drastic a step against SO dear a neigh
Dor. she is compelled to protect her sub
jects
The .white-and-red flag Of Rus-
sia Is raised over the public huildings
the shah or the emir, OF The khan, Or
whatever the rulers particular title may
be-, i packed of an prolonged visit
70 81. Petersburg; a Russian military
governor Or political resident il installed
with due ponp and ceremony and
series Of polite but vaguely woried notes
il despatched from ST. Petersburg to
the various European chanoelleries. in
forming them that In view of the threat
ening local disturbances Russia has been
compelled 70 take under her protection
the dominions Of bis majesty the shah
OF the emir, or the khan. rs the case
may Be. Il Alexander Powell, ii Every.
bodys.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
rsrArr 81 800 i. MnlrNEY

STATE on VERMONT, ln Probate Court.
Dishirtof Mashinrtpnss hold IA Montpelier,
Ia and for said District on tlc 2ud day II
February A. y. 1910
Daniel a. Whitney Administrator of tho
eetate % CYRUS lL Mnitney, late 81 City Of
Barre, iH said District decreased. presents his
administration account Tor examination AMI
allowance. and makes application fur q decree
81 distribution and Partition 81 the estate q
said deofaseIE
Whefeupan It isurdefed ly said Court, that
said acsuunf and said application ne referred 70
Q session thereof 70 De- heldat the Probate Office.
jas said Munpelles an The iu day 0f March
a. - i9luftrherne and decision thereon And,
II Is further ordered fhal nptifc hereof b gwen
q al persons Interested, by publication oi the
fame three weeks successfully IA the BAua Daily
Times, newspaper Published az the City q
Barre IN this State, previous 70 said Time apr
pointed faf hearing, that they may hpreaf 10
said time and place, and show GAUSS, L ANY
thog may hase. why saiu account should nat 81
allowed, and sacl decree made.
By The Court Attest
FRANK j, MARTIN. Judge
Feb fo.f7