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PET|T|ON|NG FOR
INCREASED RATES
Oregon Short Line Railroad Conn.,
pany Busy With Its
Employees.
SHOWING JUSTlFlES DECREASE
such Is the Opinion of the Commercial
Club Traffic Bureau, Which Gives
Statement Concerning Matter.

The Commercial club traffic bureau
has issued statement containing a
petition reported 20 have been sent out
by a r. Brewer. superintendent OF the
Utah division OF the oregon short Limo
railroad, the petition to be signed by
The shopmen. engineers and hremeu
employed on the railroad In favor OF an
mJrcase In freight rates The petition
sets forth the argument that IL re-
qulres more to operate and maintain
el!roads today than It did years ag,.,
shd that the public I'm its desire for
uetter service should be willing to
pay Tor such service. The petition II
accompanied by n statement of the
sross and net earnings OF the Union
facliic, southern Pacific and tho Den
yer & Rio Grando railroads FOR the
years 1909 and 1910. the statement being
sNen out by the interstate commerce
.ommission. The traffic bureau con
uhds on this representation that the
rs'es should be reduced instead Of In
Veased, The full statement follows;
BREWERS LETTER
oregon short Line Railroad Company.
Salt Lake city, Aug. 3, 1910.
,.fetltion for increase in freight rates.
Hessrs. J. H. Race, o. Aim and y. c.
Price:
Gentlemen--I attach hereto sheets OF
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ARCHITECTS GUARANTEE.

An architect Is frequently called upon
To give "A preliminary estimate as To
the cost OF constructing a home from
certain plan. Some prospective
home builders even try 10 make MN
guara ntee that a home will not cost
over certain amount. II the architect
was permtted to plan the house In
dependent OF the owner and then take
estimates on the home there would not
be any difficulty for him "a plan a
homo coming within any reasonable
amount that they might stipulate but
when n man states that he does not
want to pay over $4,000 for home
and then insists on having quarter
sawed white oak when he ought TO be
using red oak for Interior tnish, q
brick veneer when he cannot anord 10
nut in anything better than siding TIC
roof when the price stipulated would
only include shingles and insists on the
house containing certain amount OF
rooms. he cannot consistently make
his architect guarantee the cost OF
his house. Then again. the
cost ~ the house very often de-
pends upon the good business man
agemcrlt Of the home builder In obtain
ing estimates. II would be a very dii
f,cult matter for an architect 10 esu~
mate the business ability OF his client
and this makes II sometimes more dii
0cult 10 estimate accurately the cost
az a house. The architect is IN n posi-
ton To- know by previous experience
approximately the cost OF a house nut
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rooms. The building Of a home Is
the same as anything else made to
order. While a suit OF clothes, which
varies some In price according TO the
tailor making Ct, the great variance In
cost depends more upon the quality
Of cloth selected. Tho construction Of
a home involves the consideration OF
"A multitude Of details Tho average
home contains about 200 kinds OF ma
terials. including the different kinds
OF lumber and finished mill work. If
the second or third grade OF each Is
used. instead Of the best, II will make
considerable difference I'm the total
cost of the house, with tho difference
I'm the cost OF each item amounting TO
very little.
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Marriage Licenses.

Harold Chatham and Marie Hoffman,
both OF Boise, Ida.
Edward j. Burns and Bertha T.
Burns. both Of salida, Colo
oliver l., Lagus, Lincoln, Tooele
county and Marguerite May. Salt Lake
city.
James Goldberg. Boise. Ida and Rose
Rosenbaum, Portland. or.
DavId j Evans and Lizzie Rowe,
both OF Spanish Fork.
p. II. Bodily, Fairview, and Emma
Kemp. Lewiston.
william H. Brough and Anna Bone
both OF salt Lake city.
Gustav H. johnson. Idaho Falls. Ida,
and Ester Marie Lanzier, salt Lake
City.
peter s. ByIud. santaquin and Bar
hara Davies. salt Lake city.
u. y. Parry and Esta Jacobson, both
Of CokeVille.
Herbert l.. stone and Hester L.
Brown. both Of ogden.
Orsen =. Sorenson ana Matue l."
Dunyon. both Of Draper.
w. southern and Mary l.. Sander
son. Klain. Mont.
Gustav Z. Earth and Anna NJ
Teidelman, Reno.
Michael Holland and Anne Stears'
both Of Butte.
Edward r. champion and Elizabeth
A. Roberts. both ~ Robinson.
John Proctor and Laura V. Beal'
American Fork.
Frederick L. Shepherd and Hazel
Rich. Paris, Ida.
Albert ]. Hansen and Vera NJ Teas 10
dale, salt Lake
samuel Reveal. Caliente. New, and
Maud Leonard. Salt Lake.
Tony Malin and Julia Hagghlom'
Bingham.
charles Rroaddus and Mabel Anna
Tones. both of Salt Lake city.
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sllI LAKE SHOULD
Be PROSPER|NG NOW
,t,y Dealer Believes Condition Of
The Farmer sufficient Cause
i-r For the Condition.

/ I, prominent real estate man declared
lrrlaay. that there Il no reason why
le.,, take should not be enjoying an
,.,ai1 era Of prosperity right now.
l.Cche realty men be getting their
E,,art NJ II. He declares that practically
- crop is turning out well this fan.
snd everyone understands that when
l,ne farmers prosper the country pros
"a salt Lake county farmer told me
k,o other day that he Just sold some
n ycnths old hogs for $50 apiece Tncse
k,tL. we're in Al condition. but they
Rotlost the owner very little. much of
Eslk, feed consisting Of swirl and altal-
beef TO bring that price would
u, N he tended until he was nearly
o.year-old. There IL lots Of money in
- was in Idaho tho other day, and
Lao small calves selling at $40 apie Q.
am here in salt Lake brings the farm
r. 90 cents a gallon sold to the whole
E,i.rs FOR spot cash and no losses.
isope complain at the price OF wool,
Ia, We recently got isA cents pound
FL. aur wool disposed Of In Idaho, ana
,bs are commanding 6 cents n pound.
Z, about $3.50 a head, Those are very
'atsfactory prices, to my way Of
thinking.
f'~Then take tho country generally. Al
.h,neh some particular sections nave
snnered from drouth, the total cora
ron ~ the country was never SO large,
tvh.at and other cereals also Will show
bumper crops this year, and there never
la'ss so much gold In the history Of tn
Copntrv. more than enough to move all
40 crops to market and then some,
I There is absolutely no reason WHY
zeal estate and every other line right
Sore IN salt Lake should not be on the
sop notch Of prosperity today. l actu-
hliy believe all we need is n good dose
IN optimism. and all would be we'll"
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blank petitions to enable you 70 secure
the signature Of shop men, also eng.-
neers and 1remen, who are willing 70
subscribe their names In support OF Sc
curing an Increase in freight rates,
which, under present conditions, We
consider 1ustihable,
II Is requested that all employees ex.
cept common laborers sign this petition.
II being fully Understood, however, that
there is no compulslon In the matter .
IL Is to be purely voluntary. IL any OF
the men have objections to signing II
will be desirable to secure their rea
sons therefor. merely as matter OF
Information AS this Information Is re-
quired between now and Aug. 70, wish
you would act promptly In the matter,
endeavor to obtain 2b signatures on
each petition so that no additional
sheets will be required. and also wish
YOU would keep the sheets as clean as
possible. Extra sheets will be furnishe
on application. Yours truly.
(Signed) A +. BREWER,
Superintendent.
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tlon Of the new heating plant to be in
stalled at the Westminster college
were opened Friday and rejected. They
were all considered too high. and new
bids viii be asked for. The separate
bid for the construction Of the boiler
house was awarded TO q. Sundh, the
lowest Of four bidders. at sl,sI6.
The high board fence was removed
from about the Kenyon hotel corner
Friday afternoon. the sidewalk cleared
of the encumbering debris and now
that portion Of the corner occupied by
the United cigar company presents n
much improved appearance, having
been converted into a handsome, up
to-date store.
J. w Houston of the Houston Real
Estate a Investment company says
that things generally are beginning 10
show improvements. and that money
is getting more plentiful which Of it.
self will materially help the real estate
business here In salt Lake. He Is con-
fldent that better times are at our
doors the best Of indications, inquiries
for property. having boon constantly in
creasing OF late at his offices
About Sept I. Mr. and Mrs w O.
Hunter expect TO be able to move into
their handsome new home which they
are building al ll62 cast second south
street The building will he six roam
notified brick with a splendid basement.
Everything throughout the building has
been made OF tho best. every portion
having been put up IN a most substan-
tial manner. II viii be equipped with
a hot water heating plant. and many
now and novel devices and convenien-cs
found In few Of the homes IN salt Lake.
and will cost betoween $4,000 and e. 900
The building site was n wedding press
ent 10 Mrs. Hunter from her father I.o-
reuzo Snow.
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THE PETITION.

As citizens Of this country, We believe
in fair profits and good wages. As rali-
road employees. we know that our pros
perity il inseparably associated VITA
the prosperity OF the railroads.
we support the railways in their ei-
forts to secure a higher rate for the
transportation they furnish. IL costs
mare now IN labor. material, taxes. etc.
10 opernte the railways than II ever did
before. The public demands faster
time. greater safety, more accommoda-
tons. better equipment and better serV-
ice All this calls for better brains In
management and greater efficiency %,
the part OF the employees. The puphs
ought TO be willing TO pay for them
Increased rates for transportation VIII
assure the regularity OF our employ
nent and the stability Of our earnings,
ana In all fairness this Is due us as
we'll as the roads We urge all who
have 10 do with the rate question:
whether the Interstate commerce COM
mission, state railway or public service
commissions national and state legihla-
tors--to deal fairly with this vital ques-
tion. We believe in reasonable regula-
ton and efficient laws. state and ma
tIonal for that purpose. We believe
that lust and reasonable regulation re-
nuircs frank recognition Of existing
Conditions. and that the railroads must
have reasnna BILE increases In their rates
in order to respond efficiently 20 the
demands made upon them by the pub
Tic The fund from which our wages
are paid cannot be constantly depleted
Without hurting US. We know, too. that
transportation rates have had NOTHING
to do with the Increased cost OF living
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TEMPLE NOTICES

Tho ~. George temple viii close on
Friday. July !, 1910. and reopen on
Tuesday, Aug 80. 1910
DAVID II. CANNON.
Logan temple viii close on Friday,
July 20, and reopen on Monday. Sept
s, 1910. WIN. BULGE.
The Manti temple VIII c!5ss Jaiy r3.
and open again Aug 30. 1910.
LEWIS ANDERSON.
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INVEST IN SALT LAKE.

While Spending a few days In salt
bake this week. Mr. ana Mrs ID, r.
Haggerty Of Ouray, colo. have mad e
Investments In real estate here, belicv-
Ing that Salt Lake has a great future
ahead Mr. Haggerty thinks salt Lake
should outstrip Denver, which the latest
bensus shows has $4,000 population. He
txpects in tlmc to see the great Iron
hesources Of the state induce the cree
tnn Of large manufactures on the
hanks Of Jordan river.
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sTAGGERs sKEPTICS.

That clean, nice fragrant COM
pound like Bucklen's Arnica Salve
win instantly relieve bad burn, cut
scald, wound or piles. staggers skep-
tisc. But great cures prove It's won
derful healer Of the worst sores ul-
cars hollis. felons, eczema. skin erup-
tions. as also chspped hands, sprains
ana corns. Try H. 25c at y. c. NJ
l. Drug Dept. 1i2-1l4 Main St. Salt
Lake City.
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4. plat ID ..................... 3,
Miller-Cahoon company to Utah
Products company. part of sec
ton ~. township 2 south. range
west ......s.............
Sadie c, Benton ct al to Frank
Griel, lots /. 2, and 3, block 4,
Deskys Third addition .......,
Paul Lunde TO Emma J. Lunde,
lot g. block 2, plat A ...........
r. u. Wicks to John w. Dobson,
lot 10 and part Of lot Is. block
g Lincoln Park .....,...,
Joseph r. Quist and wife to Des-
eret Mutual Investment com
pany. lots II. 10. ~ and Is, block
?, Whitaker's subdivision .....
Pauline Mcnamara To George 9.
Mcnamara, lots 81 and s., block
2, Burton place ........,..,..
@. II, Backman and wife 20 Tim
othy O'Connor and wife, part
Let 8. block "a. plat c ......,. 2,
Herbert u. Robinson TO Salt Lake
Real Estate & Title Company
lot 4, Robinson's subdivision D..
Ollie o. Oberg and wife TO Eliza
beth Hall, part section %, town
ship south, range | west eco,
Mary T. Yeager to Ashtou-Jenk-
ms company. part lot /. block
Salt Lake Real Estate & Title
company. to w r. Edwards
lot 4. Roblnsons subdivision o..
Utah Loan a Building associd-
tion to Caroline Torkidsun
part lot 81 and all of lot 2s
block ., Ora ers Postofiico adj
dition ...,.....,.....,'.'.'' 900. l.
Edward Z. Wicks to r. G.. Ross,
lots 1852, l63 and l5i, Poplar
Grove ,....-.,.-...'..
Utah Investment & Trust COM
pany to r. G. Ross. lots IL. ~
and 10. and part OF lot IA. block
2, Linden park ..,.,.......,.....
Emigration Canyon improvement
company to the Safety Invest
ment company. lot 40 and part
Of &C. Little Mountain subdi-
vision No. ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Utah Investment & Trust com
pany TO william Il. Rhodes. lots
and So block /, East Boule-
ward addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Klmball & Richards company To
David H. Fowler. lots J.. 52G and
1897, Highland park .........
NJ. II. Walker and wife TO Louis
l.. Terry. part Of lot /, block 3,
plat q ....................
John II Howe ana wife TO II. T..
Howe. part of section II, town
ship 2 south, range east ......
Anne T. H. Martinsen and nus
band to H. r. Howe, part of sec
ton II, township . south, range
east ,,..,..,...,..'...''.'
Kimball q Richards company 20
Samuel NJ. Woods, lots 76 ana
AZ. Burton place .......,....,...
A. N HUMPHREYS and wife to w
J. Morrison, part OF lot !, block
8. plat h ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g.
Matte Mate F. callahan ma, o es i st block
5iain L.oyu' p''' VI ~ - - g.
Kimball & Richards company to
Robert G. Nelson lot 49, LOCK-
w Woo ~ H IoSu and wife 10 II. r.
Howe mart OF section II. town
ship south, range ! east - .
G. G. Anderson 10 NharIeN
Olson. part OF section ~ TOWN.
ship south, range west ',.'..
q n TInrkIng and wife TO Hugh T.
Rippeto. part OF lot 6. block 6, plat.
n 80, '......... .,.......,..........;.'
&. n. Wanlcss and wifo 10 Joseph
Add i' -. '........,..........
lanes s. w. Frame and wife 10
Iohn d. Kiilpack, Jr, part Of Sec
TO-, II township 2 south, range 1
west 49,, ..,.,...,.. ..;.:,.;,. lC
INIT Co parl OF section TO- town
shin south. range / west ....:..
Sarah j. waits 10 q. A. Gamble
mart OF lot 10, block IL, b-acre A y
iot 40 block 2 Union Heights. ..,,.
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The Granite conference. advertised to
be held Sept. 3 and 4, will be held on
the 27th and 2sth inst
The high priests quorum Of the Salt
Lake stake win meet I'm the Seven
teenth ward hall at 10 am, Sunday,
Aug Is. 1910.
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would very clearly appear that re
vision of rates downward would be
far more appropriate.
COMMERCIAL CLUB TRAFFIC Bu-
REAU.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Aug. 20, 1910
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Church nctireS.

Regular services of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints VIII
be held in the Tabernacle al p; IN.
tomorrow. Sunday Sunday school at
10 a. m. and meetings IN thS ~
ward assembly rooms and adjacent
wards as follows:
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Other CHURCHES

Liberty Park NJ. r. church Sunday
school 10 a. m, public services
II a. m. and 1880 y. m. Epworth
league $40 D. m. Pastors residence
9bI south Ninth East
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WEDDING STATIONERY.

We carry a new and up 70 date line
OF wedding Invitations and Announce
mcnts Also calling cards and social
invitations OF all kinds.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT
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Read the story OF the apostate.
Mother Church and her children in
The Great Apostasy." by DIR j. Z.
Talmage. Deseret News Book Store,
60 cents. cloth.
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GET MANY BIDS

position as one of the contractors esu-
mating on the work.
GET MANY BIDS.
A mistake often made by homcbuild-
ers Is I'm not taking enough estimates
on the cost Of the building. Tho archi-
tcCt ought 20 furnish from three TO
i've sets of plans go that a number N
contractors can be figuring on tine work
1T ono time Tho owner should SEM
these plans out FOR estimates from nv,
TO 10 contractors according To the size
OF the house \ woman building o.
large duplex house recently took figures
from Ave contractors. Tho figures ran
higher than she desired. but instead Of
permitting her to plan her house. hCi
architect persuaded hor to take figure,
from FIVE more contractors The low
est Of these proved TO be about 81 600
lower than the lowest bid obtained from
the first I've contractors man In
formed his architect that he wanted
to invest exactly $4,000 I'm his home. Es-
Inmates were taken from three con-
tractors, tho lowest bid being S4gjO. An,
other contractor "a first class man about
that time. asked permission to figure on
tho work HIS bid was $4,000 These are
only two of the many common oxpcr-
fences which so IN show the 1dvis-
ability Of taking number pf bids Tor
the construction Of a home or building
ADVICE OK COST PROBLEM
In conclusion. the following condensed
advice Is given with reference to the
proper handling Of tho cost problem
First. make mp your mind that YOU
can not get something for nothing In
tho building business. Second n your
total cost must be limited TO a. GER
tain amount. do not include I'm the orig
lnal plans unnecessary Injuries Third
take your architects advice when he
recommends certain omissions In order
To kcep down tho cost Fourth. be sure
to have enough sets NJ plans So that
YOU can conveniently take number OF
estimates within a short spaCe NJ time
for each contra tor WIN take from five
10 10 DAYS to figure IN the work, tho
time being consumed by them I'm taking
estimates for the various items. mater
ias etc. Firth. be sure that you have
engaged q competent architect so n
10 avoid a long list Of extras because
OF omissions IN the plans and specifica-
lions sixth. let your contract for tho
entire construction TO one general cons
tractor. except the heating and plumb
ing, which let under separate contract.
thereby saving the commission which
your contractor would charge FOR hand
ling the latter and subletting II.
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Ferullos, Finest Band I'm America,
Saltair. Two free concerts daily
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Robert Taylor, SS3 Garfield ave-
nue., frame dwelling ..,..t...,$ 800
Max Daniels. 253 south State
street alterations ,...,......... 200
l.. l.. Pratt, 2i2 Reed street, brick
dNelling .s-..s..',ss .''s'.ss' -ioVV
G. j. Lutz, 1s3 l. street, altera-
tons .....-..s,. .ss....''' '''..'' wv
j. :. Perkins, 253 east Eighth
South street. brick residence, $500
r. A. Bateman, two-story, seven
room brick dwelling. 1855 Third
avenue ,.,......,.s,....'..s o'VO
H. b. Aldous. one-story, Ave
room brick dwelling, II Fourth
East street ...,..,...........'. z'oOO
r.. Smeshurst, one-story, four
room brick dwelling, 27S north
Seventh West street ......."... 1000
- inc - Observation-Disclosures. e.' 1 $4,000
clayton Investment company,
brick alterations ,...........,... 100
Boyd Park, blue print room..... 100
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As employees OF the oregon snort
Line Railroad company. We afiix our
signatures here below as in harmony
with the above declaration and duthor-
ize their presentation TO the Interstate
commerce. commission. state railroad
commissions or TO any official, federal
or state. who has anything 10 do with
railroad rate making or railroad regu-
lation.
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS.
Gross and net earnings OF the follow
ing railroads for the fiscal years end
ing June 80 under the sworn state
ments to the interstate commerce com
mission;
Union Pacific system
Gross. Net.
1910 ...... SIS. sos. 1890 S4S.Sis, IsZ ~
1903 ........s77 1850. 42SO0 iO,S57 s52oo
Increase .siI.l46.O4iOO s2.516, $50 90
Southern Pacific Pacific SYSTEM -
1910 ....... s95,l 90 s4g'eoo't s'u W.
1909 ......... Sl.402.177O0 Sb.522 ,22o'oo
Increase .si2. 7S6. S270 90 7.O3s24s.Oo
Denver a Rio Grande system
ION 80. sea 1858. $500 1871. 4s2 90
1909 ....... 2O,S76.51l0 90 b,423, .uo
Increase s. 2Cs6.ssb.oo 1887 $3.50
Under the above statement Of earn
ings IL is difficult TO see wherein any
rate advances are necessary, but II
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Imperial Quartet with enlarged or
chestra give free lawn coneert every
ovenin- WANDAMERE. Begins Mon.
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not having the Kit OF prophesy he can
not state accurately just what the low
cst contractors cstimnte win be. some
times his estimate is low and some
times high. lie stands in the same
position as one OF the contractors csu-
mating on the work.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oscar w Carlson to Emma c.
/ Carlson. part of lot H. block
%. 1O-acre addition ......,..s 1000
George NJ Cannon and others 20
James NJ. Brydson and wife.
! lots 20. 81. 22 and 20, block IS,
] Forest Dale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Klmball & Richards company TO
1 John Berger and wife. lots 81
Is and 80. block 2. Burton place 450
katherine Lewis 10 Emma S. Ber-
scr, part of lot Q, block 5, plat
] Il .,........,.......... ...-......... 300
Henry Phipps and wife TO Will
liam r. Anderson, lot IA, block
8. Gordon plat ..........,....,... 10
Oscar w. Carlson TO Meta Pearl
4 Carlson. part OF lot IL. block 10.
lO-acre addition ............... 1000
oscar w. Carlson to Anna Lidara
Garrison, part of lot II. block 10.
l0-acre addition ......,....... 1000
James T. Underwood TO Clarence
Many. part Of lot :. block 26.
plat y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Emigration Canyon Improvement
company to A. H. Sconberg part
OF lot 5. Little Mountain sub
diNlsion .....................
Kimball & Richards company 10
Conrad Kreutzer. lots 4, 3 and s,
block 2. Burton place ............ 405
Rees job and wife to Lewis Pope,
part NJ lot 8, block %, i0-acre
plat A Observation-Disclosures. $500
Franklin Neff ct al to Frederick
n Jaynes. part OF section ~.
township south, range west 1000
Mary +. l.. Neff 10 Virtue l..
Nelson. part Of section l2.town-
ship south. range | west ..... I
Emma " Louey TO Rachel Ham
lin, part of lot Z. block IS. plat
tt's.. 'ss.s.. s....s..s.s... ~
The a Keyser Investment COM
pany To w. s. Henderson. part
Of lot 4, block 81. plat A...... 1880
Florence Shovel To Mary ]. s.
Springer. part Of lot Z. block 81,
pat \ ...... ..............-.. fiO
c. +. w Bowers and wife TO
Louis Bersk. part Of lot 5, block