davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-12

Located SIS
west and of avenue through Barn m
shops
institution rides home homeless
women and men OF e We also for children whose
service them.
on Be had by ting letter street.
phoning 1895
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
SURCEASE IN SIGHT
FROM AWFUL RIVETER
Rain Gave Brief Hc-pitc-Fiual Tap
Awaited With kccncst Interest
bv Tmncful Colony

owing 70 the brisk rain storm ono
day this week sending the steel
structural workmcn on Hotel Utah
TO cover, the tenants in the Tcmpletou.
Deseret News buildings and other
neirhboring office buildings enjoyed "a
brief respite from the deafenng pound
lnr OF the half dozen riyctinr machines
that have been spreading havoc among
the nerves of the people Whereabouts
for several months The practical COM
pletlor Of the great i0-story steel frame
work OF this building gives promise
that only a few more days and the
metallic rap.rap rapuiug which has ro-
sounded from the cavernous inside of
that immense skeleton will cease for-
ever, and the quiet closinE-in work
OF the masons will begin to be follow
ed a little later by less noisy hut 300
less numerous army of carpenters.
When the last note of the riyiter ham
mcrs is heard. the scores OF musicians
occupying offices Iu the Templetou.
with their high-strung nerves. viii par
ticularly nft mp their musical voices
500 forvent chorus of praises that they
have withFtood the trying ordeal to
the bitter end
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
REALTY MORTGAGES
GOOD INVESTMENTS
The, Furnish stability OF Income aud
4 Notwithstanding Value uf
security Generally


4N "a" ADDRESS hoi'fe tne y NJ O.
a real estate class 100 Minneapolis. g..
Richard Davis of Now York saws t1a
r..r r...... r....-f ,t-...f
J'Dl 'i permanent hlilHlhs 4pdh' i'
said Iu part.
From tho stlndpafrt off tho investor
mortgage investments have proven
most desirable Tne stability of tr.
come. the n1n-nuetratine yqIue of t1.
security and tra constant rise in r.,.
estate yqiucs rayc with hardly 8u rx.
ception. produced most satisfactory roe
shifts frr Tho Investor ir u5ortrar.s
and have made thau tho nopuIar form.
of Investment mad fbrv 'ara TODAY
.Tne .nIsr objection q. real est4t.
morteasrs bv marteaee Investors i
fra .u4E.Hf. Oh. r.41f7. readily un1u
eu.- iry..t,raDt 3D.. g..uIrar.s,r Midi
tba immediate 4yatf4brfty 1f standard
b.uds ,r big, .I.s. st,lke rurthrr
objections ms tbe IImcuItIcs -afu.-
Times .a,nrr.rprrf .r aoIIarfinp tna iu.
t..r.sf Fua .rI Ir saeI1g, fbat t.yss ar,
r.#F and f.rrtb.r BOZ as r,u,rsratf ,.f.
Snort JuratIor az ,l,,-trapa Investment.
,,h.rr ,ffsr ,rraaf,rs fnvrstors tH.
I... of e.u-a Income if trry 4ro .bl.eaI
o.. cb.rp. t1.Ir r,ortr-,go Investment.
.1...a0.af TIssJ1ant5prs of MORTGAGE
Investment. I4r-a r1mrani,s have rreu
f.ry5sd 3. fr1d dfr.rffy to narrower
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
LARGE PRIVATE WATER
MAIN EXTENSION PUT IN

The largest private water main ex-
tension ever placed IN this city is now
under way, running along Eleventh
East street. 10 Highland Park, the large
addition Just southeast OF the business
atcd by Kimbau q Richards
The extension is designated as a pri-
waite one. because the expense Of its
installation is borne by one firm In
stead OF by the city or by the residents
Of any particular district OF the city
That IL is the largest IN the city's his
tory Is a matter of record The actual
bin footed by KimbaI & Richards for
this extension Is S12.52493.
This pays for "a siN-iuch main, CON
ncctcd with the city's water system az
Downington avenue, on Eleventh East
street and running thence through the
business district OF Sugar House and
on south along Highland Park drive,
where IL enters the addition operated
by Kimhal & Richards. II continues
along Highland Park drive 10 Stratf1rd
avenue. the main east and west street
in the addition, and will run along II
20 the blocks set apart I'm the plat as
the business district OF Highland Park.
In those two blocks, on each side Of
stratford avenue. the building restric-
lions are somewhat different 20 those
on the other parts Of the addition. In
that the requirement that all buildings
be at least No feet from the street line
s. removed The pipes are now being
placed along the streets by men IN the
employ Of =. j Moran, the contractor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
DEALS OF THE WEEK.

The sale Of 81 acres at Seventeenth
South and Thirteenth East, In Big
Cottonwood. together with all i'm
urovements. farm implements and
valuable watorrights is reported by
John r. Smith. The place is known
as the Boam farm, having been owned
by Thomas O.. Boam. the new pur-
chaser however being George g. Smith.
The consideration was $4,000.
Anderson Cummings company, real
estate firm with offices at 81 Main
street. will move on June /.
the announcement Of the eX-
act location 20 be made later. When
this company first set up offices four
years ago az 317 Main street many
business men considered that they
had gone out Of the active business
district: 20 sit I'm the office now and
see the number that pass by Is an in
SEPARATION, a revelation OF the marvel
Gus growth the city is enjoying.
Cannon g. Cannon report an active
demand for property IN their now Hin
Crest addition one Of the features
which has had its effect is the fact
that the lots I'm the addition are about
double the size Of ordinary lots. The
streets have been graded and other
with the well known methods o. this
company.
The Salt Lake Security and Trust
company is about 20 erect a dozen
more bungalows in n popular resi-
dence district and that company too.
in conjunction with other prominent
real estate firms in the city. expressed
the intention Of raising the price Of
properties on north bench after June
15. by at least 10 per cent.
r. Auerbach and Bros the local
dry goods establishment was Friday
Incorporated as the "Auerbach Conn
pany" with a capitalization OF $1,000
600 divided into shares OF 500 each,
500. 600 being common stock 100000
preferred. The new officers include
samuel II. Aucrbach Of New York,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
SAVED At SplcnT.
SPENT AT BUNGHoLE

The following story on the Importance
OF proper building construction may
prove of value 10 salt Lake builders
written by Fitzpatrick in Hollands
Three years ago a man put up a $780,
600 store building He didn't think IL
necessary 90 make II hreproof, because
he obtained en- Insurance rate OF only
$3.50 per 500 on the fun value OF shat
building. outside OF repairs, that wee
not insured against. the total cost of
that building including the Insurance
premiums for three years. was Sl0f, 800
The building burned while ago. and
some OF his friends congratulated him
upon receiving virtually the full
amount OF insurance There was some
little salvage In foundations some
brick etc, but Jet us assume that ne
got back the entire 100000 He didn't
get back the premiums. There 81 n
loss Of $4,000. II viii be five months be-
fore ho win have gotten into tem-
porarv building, with new stock and his
business going along normally 50 that
$4,000 is the least ne can tI~1t upon
losing I'm profits that he should have
made during that time. Tie mounts
q SIN, further loss Of $4,000 by not be-
inc able o. make as good purchases as
ON some Of the stock he had one thou
sand dollars more goes IN the loss OF
records OF orders, accounts, etc. The
rent lf quarters he viii occupy while
rebuilding viii be $1,000 more. MOv-
ing into that new building will be at
least 81 200 more, So that he figures a
straight loss OF s2l 500. not TO mention
losses due 10 old customers getting
away from him and such incidentaiq
that cannot be well expressed IA doll
lars and cents. He certainly must now
realize that he would have been $40.
900 better on had he had hreproof
building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
NEAR TEN MILLIONS
SHOWN IN BUILDINGS
salt Lakes Astounding Record I'm Big
Structures Finished. Going
IN. and Proposed

Building operations in Salt Lake are
In progress al present 10 a far greater
eXtent than ever before, and that is
saying much, as for many years past
the city has been building up al an
astonishing rate There have been
years when many buildings were under
way but never in such number and
size and Importance as are witnessed
today. Most OF those now under CON
struCtion are substantial structures,
and many are Of pretentious size.
back were more Of temporary nature.
many Of them put together hurriedlyand
cheaply 20 answer for a few years only.
Now there are three great million-dol-
lar steel skeleton structures. the Hotel
Utah. the Newhouse hotel and the
kcarns building. the Daily the Yer
mont the Mcintyre, the Fisher the
Moyle. the Lynch, the contemplated
Auerbach, the Walker. the Pcery and
a score or two other magnificent struc-
lures either just completed. in course
Surely Salt Lake today is enjoying an
era OF building activity unequaled by
any city ~ Its size In the west and
probably throughout the United States.
Buildings just completed. i'm course Of
construction and contemplated for salt
Lake today will aggregate in the neigh
berhood Of 81, 100000. 10 so, 900 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

president: n S. Auerbach. first vice.
president. NJ j Friedman. second
vice. rosident. Albert Graupe, Sec
Rotary. r. j. Wallace. treasurer,
George S. Aucrbach manager and
these with william Grsupe form the
over the business Of T.. Aucrbach and
Bros. on Main street and the lease
Of property at the southwest corner
Of State and Third South. Upon II
also falls the work OF going\ahcad
with the mammoth new store az state
and Third South on the property re-
Gently leased from Henry Phipps, the
Pittsburg millionaire
a feature Of this weeks business
IN Longview park. the new addition
ON state between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth South streets has been the
nun. hcr Of lots sold 20 people who
have come 20 the city only recently
60 make their homes According 70
n NJ Long 81 y NJ Long q Com
panv. owners o. the tract. there are
many people coming TO the city from
am PARTS OF the United States Some
came a. early as April with the in
tontion Of making their permanent
homes In the city and others are ar
irving daily.
NhAIN ~ 2 aNIiINfMNH NIIf NAI''IN fn|NAN'l
ers." report that many rent payers are
taking advantage NJ their easy pay
nent home building plan.and as q result
they have large number ~ residences
IN course ~ construction in an sections
Of the city. They also report sales for
the week as follows. House on east
Seventh South street 20 s TT Webster;
house I'm the southeast 20 r Scholtz,
house on Washington avenue 10 J.
Sentker and a building lot on Eighth
East. near Ninth South, to l.. Pouiton
Another new firm has Joined the real
estate fraternity Messrs Neel Ritter
and Tarpey. well known young busi-
ness men Of this city have opened Cf-
fees 1904 Newhouse building, and
arc making preparations for placing on
the market Newhouse park. east OF
Federal Heights
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

salt Lake Sec. & Trust co. 20
Elof n EnRberg ct all part of
lot J. block ~. plat D...-........ 80
The Union saw. a lnvt co. 70
Carl j. Lindstrom, part OF lot 49,
block Park View Ad. .......... liz
John Kagie and wife 90 Com Saw
ngs BENEFIT CO. part OF Tot q
block 4. plat g. Observation-Disclosures.
Alfred C.. Rees and wife 10 John
A. Burt, lots 49,. 40 and Al. block
"a. Forest Dale Observation-Disclosures. II
lions Savings Bank g. Trust Co
10 Alfred G. Rees, lots 30. 30 and
Al, block II, Forest Dale ....... 6Ol
Henry $. Bow den and wife 20
S. NJ. T. Sedden, part section 6,
township . south. range ! west
William l.. Thompson 90 al. 90
Frank S. Spooucr and wife, lots
and g. College Heights Second
addition Observation-Disclosures. n
Lewis b. Coates and wife to salt
Lake Building g. Manufacturing
Goa lots 3. &, 90 On. p and a.
block I. Coates g. Corums sub
division o.. Observation-Disclosures.
Caroline r. larson 90 Mary Lo-
rena Lavagnino, part lot 5,bloclS
llA, plat \ ...rss.t.. ..s.......s... tn
Joseph Gisler and wife 20 Knud
BondiNcn part section 20. town
ship 2, range I west ...,........ I %,
Eliza =. Niviu 90 r. Nivln, part
Of section 36, township / south.
range ] west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
James Dorgan and wife On Der
nah Dunshoo. lot q, block Q,
fivc-acre plat e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Holman r. Turner 90 Wills Cot
ten, lots and B. block 9, Coates
a. Corum's addition ............. $50
Mary A. Rothnsbcrgcr 90 Ernest
G. Fullmer, lots ! and ?. block
q Forest Dale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6o
James Kidd and wife 20 the
Enamel Brick company, part
or section 8, township south,
John Kagie and wife 20 CONNER
cial Savings BENEFIT company.
part OF lot z. block g. Plat Co.. II
George Nichols and wife 20 Wal
ter A. DImoud. part Of section
IS township south, range
Samuel n. Auorhash ct al to
Auerbach company part of Tot
s, block "a, plat A.......,........ 255, 0o
G.. ID Harding and wife % Han
nah Bartlett part OF Dot g.
block 6. plat E.................. IN
Iarluda w Woiho On Martin
Lindsay part OF Dot O. block
100. plat A.....t.r ......t. s...... l.'I
Charles p. Kitchener et al. to a.
J Holmherg lots 20 20 2s both
Inclusive, block NJ, Buona Vista
addition ........ ................ POI
Edward y Wicks Go Barbara
Davies. part OF lot g. block So,
10-acre plat A......... ........t.
Eliza NJ. Seal 81 8l 90 CONNER
cisl Savings Benefit company
part Of lot 6. block n. plat Co.. 200
Everest Brerer Jr, and wife tn
..af. q WshnrHaH mart of LOT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NJ. A. West 20 Lorenzo snow, part
OF lot g. block 49, plat D...,.-..R
George w. pope and wife 20 p. g.
RossIter. lots ] aud 3, block p
Steels Sub. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To-
d. Il peerv estate 10 Ralph r.
Hoag. part Of lot !, block 3, plat
Ralph e. Hoag to D. H. Poery
Hotel Co. part of lot T. block .
H. 4 NJ investment 60. to Helen
NJ Anderson. part OF lot p block 81.
O. Ehrch's sub. $3.50. 49, AZ
section 49, township ] south range
n II stone ana wife 10 G II CARL
quist. lot H. block 2 Perkins 2nd, o..
C. ' M cariauist ana wife 20 Equita-
bile Home Building Co. Tot IT,
block 2. Perkins 2nd ADD.
Burt q Carlquist Co. 70 Equlls
bile Home Building CO., part OF
lots 81 and 81 block l. chicago
john A. Burt ana wife TO Andrew
Yunker part OF lot L. block lis'
~ 4 Mccormick ana wife to 4. NJ
Gordon. part OF TOT ], block o.
susan 6. &. Wilcox ct al. 10 Al
bert II. Crabbe, part OF lot D.
George plISs Hoit P Snd wife to carrie s.
Benson. lots 4 and @. block 10,
Burton Investment co. 10 Kimball
a. Richards. part of blocks and 3,
Ashton-Jenkins 90 To- Philip q.
Boyer part Of lot %. block Is.
Elmer Il cassidy and wife TO
All OF lot T. Grand View SUBJ.
A NJ Gordon 20 Sylvia Mcqueen,
part Of lot /. block o. plat BIS
David j. Jones 20 h. a. G.. Railway
Co. part Of section Ne, township
T.. n. Pearson 20 Anna NJ. Olson.
part Of lot 2. clock 1. plat G,
Sanders Survey ...t .....t..+--..-
n M Long g. Co 20 Charles s.
Burton. lots d. No. 10. 10 and A.
block 5. Lonogyicw Park ........ IA
Philip S. Wltcher and wife Co A.
p. Wells, part OF section 81, town
ship / south range J vest ;...,. T."
furrow lots 10 ST. block T. Union
John Neal and wife 10 j. r. Jeu-
sen Tote Q 20. u and y. block 90
John Matson ana wife 70 Alfred H.
Ensign part OF lot s. all OF lot g.
block T. Hampton Sub. ,..t....,. 2if
Victor p, Lolliu ana wife 90 Alma
" AfNt anu lA'N 'h i"N % 'i"'N
Klmb6l a. Richards Go. 20 Sarah
CHtchley. lot l6f Southgato Park Il.
w j Rodg rs and wife % Hoffman
Bros lots g. g. and .. block g.
North columbia Sub .....,...,..
Hubbard Investment Co 20 Alex
andcr stott lots % "A and g.
bloch g. oakley Sub. ...-,.,......, q,
Hubbard Investment Co. 60 Alex
ander Stott 8nd wife lots o and
g. block g. oakley Sub. ........,...
Alfred II. Breeze and wife 10 b. e.
q, Railway Co part ~ section ~
township south. range west...N q
Frank Keider 60 r. G. Ross. lots
90 a. ~ o.. a. 70 and 40. block
T. North Waterloo add ........
Honora Hughes to Thomas NJ. Den
MIS-. lot n part of lot H. block
l. Hughes Add. .....- ............
Martin q Christensen and wife 90
a G.. Hansen, property IN Bling
Houston r. b. & Inyt co. to Ellen
NJ. Middlemass. lot I. part Of
lot no. block I, Gabbotts Add ..... 1a
Mrs NJ r. r.. Broadhoaa 70 Ar
mold poulton part Of lot l.
block -, plat A. ...........,....,.... d
Emigration Imp. GO. TO Hehulon
Jacobs. part OF lot 80, Maple city
SUB. ''.'..'' .''.'''.'' '.-...s...-.... 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

Addison Cain. 1881 70 1887 south
West Temple, two-story brick
FIAT o.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ts...ts tsul
Addison cain, 1874 10 i140 south
West Temple, two-story brick
Addison cain, 1888 TO 1Oii south
West Temple, two-story brick
N. \. odde. S3S East Garfield
avenue, one-story frame dwell
J. Knapp. 1910 south washington
street one-story frame dwell
Ing o. .......,... ........ .'....- lo'
W. A Gray adjoining Empire
thcatcr frame platform ...... II
j s. Saudburg 1903 West Girard
street. onc-story brick dwell
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..tstt.-tt. l,Vi
Pacific Laundry company. rear
75S east Fourth South street,
brick addition .. ............... 900
Fireproof Storage and Trust
company. l2N-l3S west Fourth
South street four-story con
crete warehouse .....,........, 90 0(
city Board OF Education. boiler
room and toilets, Hamilton
school ,............st ...tt.,....s lA,Oi
Hazel Mulett. 3i8 seventh East
brick apartment .. .........,., SO
George StrIugfollow 1876 east
sixth South. brick addition ... / "a
r. e. Evans 1852 Indiana ave-
nue.. brick cottage ............ 200
brick storerooms ..r........'., 60,
B Morris Young. brick dwelling
and nat Third avenue and
Canyon road .................. 6.0l
John NcOnic. one-storv frame
1885 West Arapahoe street ... %
r G. Robinson. 0ne-story frame
rear $50 West Fifth South
street ..s..ss...,.. ..s.........s Sc
John Hays. 36 Ninth East street
brick cottage .................... 400
j. A. Conyers M p street. brick
cottage . Observation-Disclosures. 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
EXcrRsIoNs To oGpEN.

Sunday and every Sunday during
the summer via the Oregon short
Line Round trip 800 Twenty
trainsi late train leaves ogden $50
u. m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

Sunday and every Sunday during
the summer via the oregon Short
Line Round trip 81 loo. Twenty
trains. late train leaves ogden $3.50
pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
EXCURSIONS no OGDEN.

40 minute SERVED. saltair today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
Pioneer Roo6nCs.

Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
trains sal'air today. zoe.

To og1." DAY EXCURSIONS
Round I'm wa OREGON short In
'p SLlo Aay train Lane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
LET us SOLVE THE
RENTING PROB
LEM FOR YOU
'UR EASY H0ME ByILDlNG PLANl

That you into "a completed and
"A easily rent This is
tunity you AFFORD Disregard We invite
call at our offices Third Floor, Building
Investigate YOU conclusion that
eo many others build
BUILDING PLAN like having Invested in in-
that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

Season opens saltar today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

opens saItalr today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
PAYS M0M7-HLY DIVIDENDS

Remember, that architect will draw tho plans
without you the house
De- built under the supervisor
strucuou department which means modern substantial
Ve.-bui home
attractive properties have been listed with
and are Lakes best residential districts.
where values 60 appreciate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
LOTS

myIm feet Bth East between sth and
"fH south sewer and sidewalk. SAC.
easy terms,
uvIH f.rt 10 alley. SIN East between
-fr and a.a south, sewer aud Sidewalk.
8. .H. easy terms.
uszIf5 fcot Go alley south front. ifh
Ave end b. ST.. sidewalks. curb aud gut
ten city water. $40.
HlNlI5 feet to alley. Frrfh 'front.'. n
.nI llth ave. sidewalks, curb and suite.
city water; SLIGO.
Hvl5-E 90 alloy. Lake STREET be-
tween ON south ana Belmont. $50. easy
terms.
s0xl57u 20 allow Lake street between
OH South ANA BaImauG $685. so cash,
balance easy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

Grand opening season. saltair today.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-11-03
Socialist Ticket.

CANDIDATES FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR. DRAW a line through all
the names you do not wish to vote for
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-11-03
TRY US
This is $2,545.58 more than under d
Democratic administration.

This is $2,645.5S more than under d
Democratic administration.
NATIONAL GUARD EXPENSE.
Under a Democratic administra-
ton, from Jan. /, 1907, to Sept.
l, 1908 SIS, 241.1a
Under General Rumbold, a Re-
publican, for the same length of
time, from jan. /, 1909, to Sept.
/, 1910 S6,276.71
Which shows a Republican Adjutant-
General costs 49, Sc more h a Dem-
ocratic Adjutant-General
NAVAL RESERVE EXPENSE.
Under a Democratic Adjutant-
General for twenty months,
from Jan. 1, 1907, to Sept. l,
1908 .$1,6S8.01
Under General Rumbold, a Re-
publican, it has cost for the
same length of time, Jan. 1,
1909, to Sept. l, 1910. ..........$4145.11
Which shows that this department cost
the people 81, 457,1 6 more for a Republican
Adjutant-Gen than 1t did for a Dem-
ocratic Adjutant-G General.
WAR RECORDS.
Onuer a Democratc Ad1utanL-
General it didn't cost the people
anything O00.0
Under a Republican, Gen. Rum
bold, 1t has cost for twenty
months SO, 94921
SALARIES.
Under a Democratic administra-
ton, for twenty months, from
Tan 1 1a07 N Cant I 1onQ OK EA1 "a
Under Republican Adjutant-Gen-
eral Rumbold, for the same
length of time, from Jan. /,
1909, to Sept. l. 1910 .......... 7,791.55
We give a few items showing why this
department is more expensive under a
Republican administrator than under a
Democratic administration
Rumbold's expenses of trip to Los
Angeles in September, 1909, at
the expense Of the State. .......$ 236.00
Automobile hire In June, 1909.... $500
Automobile hire at Camp Rum
bold, August, 1910 ............, 1900
January, 1910, tive sub-target rifle
machlneS 5000
National Rifle Association meet
ing at Mansfield, O. ........... 1925
SECRETARY OF STATE.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
For twenty months. from Jan. /,
1907, to Sept. l, 1908, of the A
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administration Of John e.
Swanger. Republican ........$ 9,5M 03
For Cornelius Roach, Democrat,
from Jan. l, 1909, to Sept 1,AlNA
1slo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MI
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-11-03

CANDIDATES FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR. DRAW a line through all
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