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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-22

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
REAL ESTATE and BUILDING

Halloran-Julge report very good
sales for the past few weeks. and also
that the number of out of town in
quirlcs have been much better than
heretofore. They have made the fol-
lowing sales for the past few weeks:
Eunice NJ. Ross. to r. G. Hunt, at 632
south Eighth East house for $4,000. Net
tie Whitlocls, to d. NJ. Griffin. house at
$50 Brooks avenue, consideration $4,000.
Willard Fletcher. to Nettie Whitlock.
house ut 1873 Fletcher court. for the
sum of $4,000 r. G. Hunt to Eunce
NJ. Ross, house at 1907 south Seventh
East street, for $4,000. Leo Bowers to
George r. Olsen. house at 951 Brooks
Avenue for $4,000. Ada Thomas. to
Edward Milford, metropolitan hotel.
for $500. Gertrude Kelly to f. j..
O.Neili, house at 81 Alcmeda avenue,
consideration $500. Malcolm McLen-
nan, TO Elizabeth SosinsN. house at
GA Sixth East street for $4,000. II. H.
Hill, to Howard c. Emge. house at 433
south Thirteenth East street. for $500
Maggie Thomson, TO ]. r. Thompson,
farm at Sixteenth South and Ninth
East street. for $4,000. William c..
Carver to NJ. Il. Witch, house at eis
Conway court. for $4,000. Nettie WHIT
lock, to John Thomas. 4a3 Fletcher
court, house for $1,000. F. e. Fletcher
TO Beatrice Smith, 426 Fletcher court.
house. for $4,000.
w. A. Bettilyon reports that the
real estate sales for the past week have
been very good. and that the Inquiries
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
RAILROAD NEWS
RECONSTRUCTION PLANS.
o. S. Il. TO Relocate Near LAYTON
Double Track Plans.

Tho Oregon Short Line will relocate.
two or three miles OF its track through
Layton. where the present line goes
over the hill. securing q new right of
way $50 yards to tho west where the
grade will not be over per cent, thus
saving power, time and cost of hill
climbing However, getting the new
right of way Is likely to be somewhat
tedious as 1t leads through orchards
and other private property of value.
The double tracking Of the Short
Limo between Pennington and Ogden
will not be carried out until the Union
Pacific doubles up through Weber and
Echo canyons, When the canyon Is
double tracked the present line VIII be
used for westbound traffic. and tho
new track located on the south side of
tho river where an easier gradient may
be found. for the eastbound traffic.
The Weber canyon cutoff
will mot be built until there nre at
least four through. passenger and siX
freight trains daily between southern
California and the east over the Salt
Lake Route. A 4,000-foot tunnel will
have to be cut through the south ridge
at the mouth Of the canyon to get out
onto the bench. Tho Union Pacific has
already n double track between Ogden
and Uintah. the plan being to build
tho second track extension on the south
side of the canyon rs far az Wasatch
station, where the two traCS> WI be
brought side by side,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

are far more satisfactory than they
have been for several months past.
The following sales have been made
the past week: j. Johnson, sold to
Leon Bone. house and lot at los south
Thirteenth East, for the consideration
of $4,000 Alice Fairclourh to Katie
ing avenue for $1,000. Three hundred
acres of land near st. Anthony, Ida,
from John r. Cluck to Philip Orwin
for tho sum of $4,000. Contracted to
build a store building for Adolph Han
sen in Poplar Grove, for $500.
Charles Newson e Son has received
the metallic parts of the now electric
lock- screw elevator that has boen
patented by them. The invention has
been patented In the United States,
Canada. Great Britain, and is on file
in various other foreign countries. The
parts are at the works, 6SS west
Third North. and will be on actual
demonstration in about GO days.
Numerous elevator men have been OK
aiming the invention daily. and are
well pleased with the simplicity and
safety OF the elevator.
It Is the intention Of the inventors
to establish a manufacturir~ industry
here and make 1t the biggest II not
one of the largest elevator namlfactor-
les in the world. Information has
been received to the effect that out
side capital MS well as local capital is
ready to finance a big elevator concern
under the Newson patents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
HEPBURN,
Especial Correspondence.


Hepburn, Nov. 11.-Returns from l6
precincts out of 10 in Lincoln county
show the following results: Burton L..
French. Republican majority over AR
thur NJ. Bowen. Democrat, for repre-
sentative to Congress. 652. James H..
Brady. Republican,. majority, over j..
H. Hawloy, 1O4. Fred Gooding, repub-
lican for state senator, majority over
A. II. Eranssford. ESQ., NJ. w. Smith
and V. V. Bower. representatives. Re-
publicans. majority of sol and 756 over
Thomas Fay and j. German, Demo-
Gratis.
L. NJ. zug. Republican. sheriff, S ma
jority over a. j. hurry. Democrat.
Harry Anderson. recorder. E14S over H..
Winter. Democrat. WI, NJ. Massey.
Republican. treasurer, 7o4 over T. J..
Redman Democrat. r. G.. Isenberg,
Republican. assessor. go over L. J..
La Rue Democrat. J. l.. Fuller. Repub-
ican, probate Judge, 3s5 over B. f..
Klmberling, Democrat Mary e..
Meade, Democrat. superintendent Of
schools, II over Leah NJ. Burnside,
Republican. j. r. Boutwell,. Demo-
crat, attorney. s6s over Frank Disney,
Republican. V. r. Killen. Republican.
coroner, 372 over c. w. Dill. Democrat.
/ T., S. Smith. Republican. surveyor, 3'5
over L.. =. Donovan, Democrat. Speek-
man, C.FN. Dilatush and G. G. Nielsen,
county commissioners. Republicans,
ass. III and 800, over G. Hansen, a..
Thomas and +, n. Victor.
This gives the county attorney and
SUPERINTENDENT OF schools to the Demo-
Gratis, with possible Democratic
sheriff. The three precincts are small
and will not change Republican ma
1Ority,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
'W0RKONS UPPLYTUNNEL
.G0.|NGRAP|DLYFORWARD.
rLatcrnls Furnishing Dcserct News. Iio.
tel Utah and Other Buildings With
Heat Under Construction.

Inc work of digging tho new tunnel
for the supply pipes which will furnish
light and heat to The Dcseret News
building. the Vermont building. tho
Sharon building, the Utah hotel, the
Templeton, the Bishops building. TIC
l.. d. S. u building, the Deseret gym
nasium, the temple, the tabernacle.
the bureau of information, and the
assembly hail, and some buildings OH
richards street is heing pushed rapid
" forward. The tunnel, including Its
laterals. will be about two miles long,
ana VIII be about eight feet deep.
from the new power house. situated
between West Temple and First West,
the tunnel has already been completed
10 the temple grounds, cemented and
Is ready for the piping. There Is n
large force of men ut work In the
temple grounds. where most Of the
excavation Will be done. there being
about five different branches eX-
tending from the main tunnel. The
branch that will connect with The
Deserct News. the Vermont and
Sharon buildings VIII be OF an /.
shape. while the tunnel that will con-
meet the Hotel Utah, the gymnasium
and the Bishops building will be of
I shape. IT Is expected that the
tunnellng and the new power house
Will be ready for Use by the first of the
year. the improvements altogether
costing In the ncighborhood OF
S250,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
.PL|..A A ELEGANT HOME
]. FOR SOUTH TEMPLE
Leon Sweet 10 Begin at Once the Ercc.
ton OF II Handsome Resi-
dcncc to Cost $4,000.

The pluns for the elegant homo OF
Leon Sweet of the Sweet Candy com
uuny have been completed, ana work
on the house VIII begin at once. The
plans have been prepared by Ware g.
TrcganZa, WHO estimate the cost a..
about $4,000. The lousc Will be erect
cd on South Temple between Q and Il
streets. and Will face south. 1t Ia A
by a. feet and will be constructed OF
IRE brick. 1t Will contain nine rooms,
all of the rooms down stairs being fin
ished in flush mahogany. The living
room. 20Xl5 feet, and the library, 15xy,
feet are on the one side of the house.
The dining room. l7x13 feet, the kitchen
and pantry being located on the other.
The pantry fittings are all built in.
The kitchen has space for two ranges,
has, u built-in refrigerator and is nm
ished In white enamel There are two
lire places downstairs. one in the liv-
ing room and the other in the library.
There is a large hall leading TO the
stairs. which are finished in oak The
bed rooms arc upstairs. The owners
room. nursery. owners bath and ward
,obo are all finished in white enamel.
The maids quarters and bath are FIN
ished in French grey enamel. The two
guests rooms are finished In oak l.o-
Gated at the back of the house Is a
largo sleeping porch. which completes
The upstairs arrangement. The front
porch runs the whole width of tho
house. half being enclosed by the
ovcrhanging second story, the other
half being an open veranda Hot wa
Ter will be used for heating. great
dealSof loaded work Is used in the win
dows. which are all easement hung. The
back porch will be partly enclosed with
Il reinforced concrete floor. There Is n
fun cement basement. fitted UP with a
laundry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
uAwLEY LINES SEPARATE.
Final Step Taken Yesterday Puts
Roads In Old Status.

Chicago Nov. a.Tho final step In
the separation of the management of
tho Hawlcy lincs-thc Chicago 81 AL
ton, the Toledo, ST. Louis & Western
Glover Lcnf). tho Minneapolis & ST,
Louis and the Iowa Central. was taken
yesterday when separate traffic depart
ments were established of the, CHI
cago & Alton and Glover Leaf and for
the Minneapolis and st. Louis and
Iowa Central.
s. G. Lutz, formerly general freight
agent, at Chicago has been appointed
traffic manager of the latter roads with
offices at Minneapolis.
George G.. Charlton passenger traffic
manager. and q, A. King, freight and
traffic manager, formerly Of all Of the
roads, have been withdrawn from tho
western lines and retain thelr posi-,
tons on tho Chicago e. Alton and
clover Leaf. The move places the
roads In the same position they tfere
before tho consolidation was tried out
r. p. shonts remains president. OF tho
four roads and Edwin Hawley chair
5,nun ~ the board. WliN 5ta3 ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
FINAL INSPECTION MADE.

The furnishing committee OF the
Commercial club made the final in
spection today Of the painting and de-
corating in the new home OF the club
and pronounced the work the finest
that has been done in the state. The
total contract for tho work MASS 100,
and is entirely complete with the cx-
ception OF one panel which is to be
done again. Nearly all OF the furni-
ture is in, and the rest will be in in
time for the opening Thanksgiving
eve. The billiard tables will arrive
Monday and will be Immediately in
stalled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
GAY YOUTH rs FINED.
Battered Fashion Plate Apncurs In
Police Court.

Charles Call. handsome and gallant
young man. appeared before Judge ].
]. Whitaker in police court this morn
ing looking Ike a battered fashion
plate. While taking his matinee stroll
late Friday afternoon he attempted to
carry on n irritation with a young lady
In front of the Majestic thcater. J. u.
Johnson. a boilermaker, saw the .flirta-
ton and planted u right hook on Calls
Jaw, then blackencd his eye and rolled
him in the gutter. They We're both
arrested and taken to the city jail,
After several witnesses had been ex-
amined, Judge Whitaker found Call
guilty and fined him S5. Johnson. was
discharged by the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
PLEASING BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A pleasing birthday party was held
at the home Of Robert Pixton of
Taylorsville last night, in honor OF
tho hosts sixtieth birthday. There
were about so guests present to en-
JOY the evening. An oyster supper was
served after which an enjoyable pro-
gram was rendered. a number of in
tcresting verses were written by the
guests and read to the cclebrators. a
gift from his married children was Il
large leather rocker. Mr.. Pixton is the
son of Robert and Elizabeth Pixtoni
and was born in Salt Lake Nov. 6,
1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The Milwaukee will build n branch
to Libby, Mont. through Lincoln coun--
ty. thus tapping an immense area OF
timber lands.
The Utah Copper people are think
ing of using their new scenic line along
the eastern slopes of the Oquirrh range
for tourist travel when tho line Is COM
pleted next summer.
Word from Denver states that c. A..
Moon. commercial agent ut that point
for the Rock Island. will succeed Mr..
Doolittle as the representative agent
here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
IDAHO ELECTION RETURNS.
.LEWISVILLE.


Lcwisville. Nov 10.-There was a
Democratic landslide in Fremont coun-
ty. That party elected nearly all
county officers by majorities of 400 to
800. Miss Harriet c. Wood. Republican
candidate for superintendent, was elect
ed without opposition.
In this precinct, Brady received 1903.
Hawlcy 1870. which indicates the party
vote. The Socialists cast IL votes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
BLaCKFOOT.
tsreclal CorrNspenIenco.)

Blackfoot Nov 10.-Bingham coun-
ty went Republican by IL good majority,
with the exception Of James II. Brady
for governor. who lost by almost 100.
All other state officers received about
800 majority. The county and lcgis-
lative ticket is elected by from 400 to
900 majority. Not more than 80 per
cent Of the registered vote was east.
The stormy weather was responsible in
q large degree. Five small precincts
are yet to be heard from. which will not
materially change the result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
STEAL SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
DR.. Brownicld tho Victim of Thieves
This Morning.

While answering a call at an carly
hour this morning. pr. Robert Brown-
field of 30 p street had q. case of surgi-
cal Instruments. valued at $3.50. stolen
from his automobile. He did not dis
cover his loss until he returned home
and then notified the police DR.. Brown
field says that he visited two patients
before returning home, and no was UNI
able to say at which place the case
was taken from his machine. The police
were furnished with n description Of
the Instruments and are watching tho
pawnshops IN an effort to apprehend
tho thieves IL the property Is sold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
ST. CHARLES.
Especial Correspondence.

ST. Charles. Nov. 1o.-This precinct
gave Brady 1903 and Hawley 90, which
Indicates party vote. Pugmirc. Demo-
cratic candidate for state senator, re-
ceived III to II for his opponent. Cruii-
shank, Valentine, Peterson. Joel Rich,
Haddock. Mrs. Larsen, Crockett, Dem
ocrats, also ran ahead of their ticket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
.pEcREAsED REVENUE.

Washington, Nov, 1.-The total net
United States last July was $73,47I $50.
Or s3oS. 81 per mile OF line, against SIS,
Nis9, 0l3, or $685. .06 per mile of line In July
81 last year. according to the revenue
md expense report issued by tine 81 IN
4 L,atate commerce comHis siOn 4 today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

Lucian A. Ray ct nj. TO Ida l..
Nelson. part of lot 8, block 1853.
plat D...... ........... .............. Luz
T.. b. Wicks TO Hugh Brown, lots
90 and %, block s. Albert Place.
Chris. Isaacson to James c. Hollc-
man. part of lot 6, block II. plat :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co. TO William G.
Carver. part OF lot .. block q.
plat 49,. 800
Wm. G. Carver to Matte Wit
itch. part OF lot 2 block Fl, plat
B...... .....-. ......-....,.. -.s....'.. J,1u
Matte Witch to Mary l.. Moran.
lots q. "a, Is and 25 block 4.
Alta Place ........ ............,...... 400
Pioneer Itoofings.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
REXBuRG.
lspcclaI t.orrespondencc.)

Rexburs. Nov. lo.-The election Tues
day was great surprise because of
the sweeping victory obtained In tho
county by the Democratic party The
county Democratic ticket Was elected
by majoritIcs ranging from 300 to
/ 900. Out of ~ precincts reported. '.
II. Hawlcy has majority or l,oai
votes. This county has been regarded
2 ms a. Republican stronghold for years.
Rexburg went Democratic In every
precinct. The town gave a majority
OF CO for IIawley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
Co.


The report gives these figures for July:
Total operating revenue. $3.50, 615.776; to-
tai operating expenses. sl51, ASS Us; out
side operations, net revenue. $500, o42:
operating income, s64.746,76s. A total
of u.s. 1868 miles Is reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
poI,TNEUF.
(speelal Corlrsronaence.

~ |ISUtNIfI 6-VTIcSIN1IIUtITVN'I ~ n
Portneuf. Nov. 10.-This precinct gave
Brady ISL. Hawley 90: French ran
ahead of his ticket, but otherwise there
was very little cratching.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

S9 "A private safe may hc}rcnted in tho
flre and burglar-proof vaults Of tho
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co., 1894
Main street. s 400. per year, az gs " \
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

q ACRES, GROOM HOUSE. GOOD
water right, all IN orchard. at American
Fork. will trade for Salt Lake property.
we have several good places of different
sizes at American FORK TO trade for city
property. Call and let us tell you about
THE REALTY EXCANGE.
3l-32 Eagle Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH,
A new Groom modern pressed brick
house In .Taylorsville. Els acres OF land
near Layton. about 50 ncrcs especially
ndnpated for fruit growing Make me
an offer. Enquire Hyrnm Baird, Windsor
Uotel or write owner, John u. killpack.
Jr Driggs, Idaho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
STOCK CERTIFICATES.

Stock. certificates. bonds. and blank
books Of any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

Stock Ranch a{l9 O
Bargain

Containing / 20 acres VIII trade or
sell part or all. There is 30 acres under
cnltivnt,on. There is over 10 miles of
strand barb wire. cedar post fence on
the ranch, In good condition, AT pros
cnt there Is only 800 acres under water.
In addition to this there Is another
stream which can be brought on tho
farm at II cost OF $500 which would
ba enough water for at least 1909
acres, IL not the entire tract. The land
Hos so MS It cnn DO easily watered. Tho
soil Is u black loan. In addition to the
ranch. there Is about 500 acres or
grazing land and one Of tho best for
est reserves in the state. Tho improve-
mcnts consists or two small tenant
houses one good sriLnary. good sheds.
There IS at present on tho ranch 2
mules, horses, . wagons and farm i'm
Elements The ranch Is located !
miles from railroad, Ono Of our rep
ressntntivcs has been over the ranch.
lsy calling at our office va can give you
All the Information you desire and II
you are interSs,ed We VII, VII, arrange lr,1 Tor
not find It TO be as represented We Will
I,ay your fare there and back, We have
il price OF $4,000 for rho next 10 days.
Kind cail mt once.
HALLoRAS-uDGE LOAN & TRUST,
COMPANY.
Phones SO. 500 Main.
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SIS n month clear $3.50, A small cash
payment down will buy tho furniture and
lease IL rooms MODERN
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JUST REpucpp. 500 LESS THAN

hist REDUCED. 500 LESS THAN
* - sFs ACTUAL VALUE.
Two new bungalows. thoroughly mod !,
ern. built Of pressed brick, hardwood d
in tho walls 9 rooms, beam ceilings,
tinted walls. very large front, porches,
screened back porches; lot 2iNlo rods.
vi II ~ You want II genuine bargain inyesti-
80 So d. Il. cASArY & CO, Il
3O3 Judge Building
Bell phone .221 Ind. phone lilp'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

WE SELL REAL ESTATE THAT'S
nil. futile Bros Co, 1853 Main st,
crn. cheap, I5 East 9TH SO. Bell 350l-y,
BRITISH coLuMBIA.sl0 CASH. $40
monthly, buys fertile fruit farm in
n No irrigatlng. FREQ booklet dln--Inves-
tors Trust & afcrtgage Corporation, Ltd,
4 I3i Hastings st. W., vancouver, 3. q.
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$3.50 will buy the furniture and lease .
mod. roms, rent $40. Tho lady paid 500
for this place but owing to death In tho
family she must sell ut Il sacrifice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

"a a STREET. $500; A ROOMS. 3
rods frontage. $1,000 will secure 1t, long
tune. Bell 2l55.z-
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slo0 month clear. $500, 1850 cash will
bnuy the furniture and lease OF a neat
little roominShousc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

tl,50o-lt acre chicken ranch. Broom
house. Sc. water right. Will take soma
city lots in part payment. Terms,
- TIE REALTY EXCHANGE, sr,
3l-32 Eagle Block. Fls
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800 Main.
Phones So.

LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
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VIII, SELL. YOU AT a BARGAIN.
meant lots n cottage. or n model house.
In any mart OF the city. James *. Shaw
e. DO, Suite 800. y. F. Walker Bldg.
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For Sale By che Owner

sn-ACRE WELL IMPROVED IN
diana farm for sale or exchange FOR salt
Lake property. 90 Main Ste