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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12


HOUsTONs THE HOUsERs
SU5
Lot 21tx71z rods on Eighth ave-
nue.. Fine view.
$3.50.
40x13O feet on Elizabeth street.
East front. Alley in the rear.
$1,000.
Very fine lot on Ninth East.
East front.
5000
Large lot on III street, near
First avenue, close in.
$500
Very fine building lots on Capi-
toll Hill. A corner 5x10 rods.
Very fine view; room for three
houses.
5000.
Corner on Third avenue and
TX" street. South and west
front, SKI rods, all improvements
paid.
$500.
Very fine building lot on South
Temple. All improvements
paid.
$500.
Very fine little corner on Second
avenue and III street, Lot
41Kxs215 feet. All improvements
paid. See US about this.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.
35l Main ST. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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WE SELL real estate-tnat-s all. Tuttls
Bros. LIS Main St Red ball signs.

FOR SALE
A poultryman or anyone who wants
to live in the country close in, where
taxes are low and you have all the BEN
effts of city life. Four acres of first
class land with five-roOm brick house
with porches; almost new; on State
street, one mile south OF Murray, on the
new car line. First-ciass water rights
in incorporated company; two good cell
lars, granary, chicken coops and barns;
rs choice fruit trees. also ornamental
and shade trees, shrubs and bushes
Owner will sell at q sacrifice. $s.250.OO
on terms; SO 100000 cash. This is a bar
gain.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO.
5S Main street. Phones 4443.
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IF YOU have a city lot and can pay
one dollar a week for a few weeks.
we will start you in the poultry BUSH
ness. Special until April 18th West
ern School of Poultry Farming, 42s D.
r. Walker Bldg.
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acres; Broom frame house, chicken coops
fish ponds. excellent place for fish, chick
ems or fruit. If you want a home YOU
must see this one. Call Bell 2S2l-black.
Murray.
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IF YOU WILL,

IF YOU WILL
Take your architect with you TO No 4ss
East 9Th South, he will tell you that this
is the best built and planned cottage in
town for the money; 5 rooms. messed
brick, elegant large front porch, screened
back porch. porcelain bath, gas range.
sewer, sidewalks, cellar, shade trees. eIe-
CANT mantel. mission woodwork, piped
for furnace, cut stone foundation Can
you beat it for 1880? On easy terms.
Take Liberty Park or Sugar House car.
Open for inspection from to D. m.
Sunday.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate division, in and for Salt Lake
county, Utah.
In the matter of the estate of
Mary Ann Rees, deceased-Notice.
The petition of John A. Rees, admin
istrator of the estate of Mary Ann
Rees, deceased, praying for the sum-
mary distribution of the residue of the
estate to the persons entitled, has been
set for hearing on Friday, the goth
day of April, A. d. 1910, at 2 o'clock
D. m, at the county court house, in
the court room of said court. in Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake county, Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 18th day
of April. A. u. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,
(SeaD Clerk
BY L. p. Palmer, Deputy Clerk.
Young & Snow, Attorneys for Petit
toner.
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4-room brick house; city water;
37Ax141 TT; $3.50 cash down 1880
Double 3-room brick house; close
in; walking distance $500
5-room modern brick house and
double Groom brick; close in;
all for easy terms $4,000
Groom modern brick; gas. fur
mace; a fine house; n. E. bench. .s47OO
4-room modern brick; close in. $1,000
10 acres on State st. se25O
IL acres, all improved, and good
house, mile from Centerville. $4,000
5Ox141 feet on Main ST. $500
5Ox15O feet on State, near 10th
1OOx14O feet, on corner, So. Attn E .sf400
We can suit you in lots and make
you terms to suit, as we own them.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co,
Sc W. 3rd South st.
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sann

Seven-room modern home on
Windsor avenue, lot 50xl40 feet
to an alley, sewer and sidewalk
paid for, lawns. fruit and shade
trees. East front.
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a. "A BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM COTTAGE
lose IN, nice French windows. every
DO ta iItouern and new. right up to
a. al you see II you will be salts
iieo-$S,5O on good terms.
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nWNEp 1r1H-mr

OWNER WANTS MONEY
"a. "a peautlrul 6-room brick house, stone
soundation, all modern, former prtce
S0,V9O-if sold this week-s4 600. !
cash, and 1T is a prize.
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CHICKEN RANCH AND ORCHARD.
and Improvements. lots Of Shade fine
1rult orchard, good water right. A sraU
AZ tne price we ask, or will trade for a
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ForriStell. Ogden: H. A Peterson, Lo-
gan; Thomas L. Evans, Provo: c. A.
Henry. Ogden.
Upon motion of United States District
Attorney II. f. Booth, the case against
George Davis, charged with selling liquor
without having paid the retail tax, was
dismissed.
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The Grocer Printing Co. IS closing at
1 D. M on Saturdays, and will continue
to do so until further notice.
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Notice to creditors.

ESTATE OF MAGDALENA TRAP.
deceased. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers to the undersigned at No.
or before the nth day of August. A. ID.
1910. ROSE TRAPP,
Administrative Of Estate Of Magdalena
Trap, Deceased.
F. b. Scott, Attorney for Administra-
trix.
Date of first publication, April 5, A. D.
1Q1l
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$500

Very fine six-room modern home
on Seventh avenue, south front.
Something to be proud Of. We
can arrange terms.
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A MONEY-MAKE1

A MONEY MAKER.
Flne 2-story pressed brick house.
rcot oUAIoO, also grocer store on same
PIVPerty rents fine. We will sell every
thlng Tor 81 GEO. good terms
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Five-roOm strictly modern
brick. hot air heat, sewer, side
walks. close in. Easy terms.
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DO YOU WANT AN INVESTMENT
Ss I'm East, close to I'd South? One
et houses and plenty Of room for an
oIner apartment house Present in
come $3.50 a month, which can be
e. Oneu-S ,O0e takes the place;
$0'VoO cash, bal good terms.
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HARRINGTON.

HARRINGTON
EVERY ONE A GOOD BUY.
Nice corner for business. 4-room mod
ern brick house and other b1dgs,, on car
line. and street paved this season Lot
70Xl51A feet. $4,000 Easy terms
4-room brick. electric lights, sewer. gas
and toilet. Lot 31sxI0 rods Close fn.
This must be sold at once. 1850.
s-room frame. with BATH nice stable on
alley southeast; $500.
1-3 acres splendid land with 9 shares
primary water right, frame house
rooms; stable 12x1s feet; on car line; 5000.
About acre nice land on State. between
18th and 18th South. 800 cash
30 acres, south OF city, between 18th ana
14th So; lays nice; $3.50 per acre
3. s. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
$3.50.

Very fine modern fOur-rOOm
brick cottage on Princeton ave-
nue.. Light pressed brick, big
screened porch. See us about
terms.
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aFOR SALE-By owner, new broom
modern brick house, $500; lawns
planted in front and back. Apply 761
South Seventh East.
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A HANDSOME

ls.., a HANDSOME
,I,as bungalow on 9Th South-4-rm
modern, well finished. large Iof and II
only only takes $500 cash and the balance
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Privet for hedges, $3.50 per 100. Por-
derivation Co., opposite Knutsford.
Ind. 1905.
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Very fine six-rOOm modern
strictly up-to-date bungalow,
on north bench. hot air heat.
laundry room. tubs installed,
gas, south front. alley 10 rear
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JONES SPECIAL.

JONES SPECIAL.
Close to Liberty park, s-room brick
house, water in house, bath, pantry,
closets. large dining room, pOrches.
100x157 to alley; nice fruit trees, side
walk. $4,000. Terms to suit.
IN FOREST DALE.
5-room pressed brick, modern; the
rooms are light and roomy; sidewalk
around the house; nice lawn, barn;
75xi35 to alley. s4,250.
other nice lots and homes in all
parts of the city.
120-acre farm S. E. of Murray. s35
per acre.
4-room house near Wandamere; $3.50
down; SIS per month.
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FOR sALE-S0 acres Oregon land in
Military land grant. VIII sell cheap
II sold quick. Address 7 8. Herald Re-
publican.
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senn

SyU0N.
Very fine 2lk-story, Groom mod
ern home, built right, stone
trimmings. sepa rate toilet, cor
ner lot, improvements paid.
East side. Very easy terms, 8
per cent on deferred payments.
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FOR SALE
BUY THIS HOME TODAY.
Big bargain to party with cash.
Private sale only. to save buyer deal
er's commission.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, 1872 N
FIRST WEST, three blocks from Main
st. Red brick, adobe lined, heavy sand
stone foundation, on II inches concrete:
exceptionally well finished all through;
polished floors.
Five rooms and reception hall; large
basement. with concrete walls and cs-
ment floor; attic partly fioored; stair
ways. All modern convenIences
AXIS rods, with permanent right of
way on side.
Cost So, 200 two years ago. Property
values make the home worth $500
now-but--
1T MUST GO QUICKLY.
SEE OWNERS TO-DAY.
l62 NORTH FIRST WEST.
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WANTED-To sell quick S-room
modern house northeast part Of city,
S3.25O: 5-room brick, lot 5x20 rods, on
sixth West, good trackage lot, $4,000;
7OxII5 feet vacant. Tenth East, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth South. s1,250;
2l-2x1O rods, Ninth South, First West,
corner, $500; 5-room modern brick and
barn, lot 5Ox15o, southeast, S3,150. Jas.
X. Shaw Co. 800 d. =. Walker blk.
THESE WORTH LOOKING AT.
WILL TRADE FOR PROPERTY HERE.
500 acres dry farm land in Cedar
valley.
Modern residence, Denver Colo.
40 acres~1and in Oregon.
20-acre improved farm, Cottonwood
7-acre orchard in Sugar House.
II acres, improved, Centerville.
40-acre improved farm, Hooper.
12O-acre farm. horses and machinery
80 acres near ogden.
so acres at Sandy.
Orchard land at Green River.
100 acres, Bountiful.
Nice home WOODS Cross.
10 acres on 14th South.
REAL, ESTATE EXCHANGE AND
LOAN COMPANY.
125 Main st. Bell 1347; Ind, $50.
WE SELL real estate-tnat-s all Tuttis
Bros. LIS Main St Red ball signs.
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5s West Third south. If Won u1s,t -
home or & business. We have them.
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ON
STATE STREET.
20 acres of high land, fine orchard
one acre OF small fruits, every foot un-
der cultivation. Pays large money on
investment Land worth 10000 I'm
proVement $1,000; quick sale, S11 900.
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A. N. HUMPHREYS.
Sell 41S3. 78 West I'd So. ST. Ind 4124
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Fred c. Graham Music Bureau.
Music for funerals. ETC.. on short no.
tice.
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A. N HUMPHREYS.
Bell 41S3. rs West I'd So st. Ind. 41s4
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FOR SALE-TO A BUYER WHO
CARES FOR INDIVIDUALITY, AN
ATTRACTIVE, UNIQUE. MODERN g.
ROOM BUNGALOW, WITH HARD
WOOD FLOORS, BRICK FIREPLACE.
ARTISTIC BUFFET. LIBRARY AND
SEATS BUILT IN; FULL BASEMENT,
HOT AIR FURNACE, PAVEMENTS,
LAWNS, ATTRACTIVE SURROUND
INGS, 2 BLOCKS FROM COUNTY
BLDG; PRICE $4,000; $1,000 CASH.
INQUIRE BELL PHONE 1874 OR 2460-Y
FOR SALE-Modern apartments, "a
rooms, $1,000. same as rent; near depots.
Address 0 &c, Herald-Republican.
FOR SALES 500 buys a new 5-room
white pressed brick house, strictly mod
ern lot 50x157 to alley; full cement base
ment; all newly papered; mantel VIII
sell on easy terms. House is situated
east of Liberty park. 1920 Windsor st. APP
ply TO owner, 1925 Blair st. Ind. phone
12222.
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A HOME FOR $500 CASH.

Trade in your lots as part payment
9Th ave, bet. B and c SITS, south
front; strictly modern, WELL built; 8
large rooms, hard wood floors, beam
ceilings, full cement basement, fire
brick, mantel, large porches; can fin
fish large rooms upstairs. Easy terms
for the balance-$5,500.
W. E. MADISON,
Phone 2174-X. 403 B. st.
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FOR SALE-12-apartmen terrace
paying s270 per month; best investment
in the city Healy & Vannoy, 604-505
Herald Bldg.
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CLOUDLIGHT IS
EASY WINNER

Oakland, Cal, Jan. 27.-Cloudlight
led all the way in the Colma handicap
at Emeryville today The Mare was
allowed 10 drift back 10 o TO l. while
the money went In on Bellwethcr and
Jim Gaffney Bellwother raced after
Cloudlight in the early stages. but
stopped badly Sal Atticum, played
from 10 To to to l. took the FIRST
track heavy
race. The weather was fine and the
First race. FIVE and a half furlongs,
purse-Salatticum. TO ]. won; Prince
Winter, to l, second; Jim Ca1arata,
2 to /. third. Time, 1.10 2-5.
Second race, fve and n half fur
longs-Orello, S to >, won Fordello,
IS TO ., second. Kerry Is TO 1, third.
Time, /. Is 20.
Third race, mile. selling-Coble-
skill, T3 TO s. won; Bell Smoker. to
/, second. Steel. 20 10 l, third. Time,
1:45 SO
Fourth race. Ave furlongs. Colma
handicap-Cloudlight, 5 to 1, won, Jim
GafGney. to /. second; Blnocular, il
to 5, third. Time. l:01 2-5.
Fifth race, mile-Special Delivery,
. to l. won, Cataline, l5 to 5, sec
ond, Who, IL to l. third. Time.
1:45 3-5
Sixth race. futurity course-Rey FL
Tovar. l3 TO ), wont f. NJ Frey. 13
to 5. second; May Sutton, to l.
third. Time. LIP.
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AUTUMN GIRL
LOSES TO VANEN

Tampa. Fla, Ian. 27-The fifth
race today featured splendid card
en- Vanen overlook Autumn Girl in
the stretch and won by TWO lengths
Summary;
First race. about three furlonGs
purse-Golden Ruby. won: Count De
ORC. second; Lady Lewis. third. Time,
:35 3-5
Second race. five and a half fur
longs selline-Charlotto Hamilton.
won. Zeola. second. Van Album third
Tmie, LIP 20.
Third race. five and half furlongs
selling-Uncle jim. won: Beth Good
win, second; McAndrews. third Time.
i'll 40
Fourth race. five furlongs. selling
Sorrel Top. won; Lottle Darr. second;
Lamart, third Time 1;01 As
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards.
selling -Fanen. won. Autumn Girl,
second; Mrs. Sewell. third Time,
1851
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Grace
KImball. won. Great Jubilee. second:
Alice, 5 to 2 third Time. 1;31 AS
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WITH TOPWE. .GHT
ATKINS VICTOR

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. 27.-JaclI At
kins, carrying top-weight. l39 pounds.
defeated the Bush horse. John GTif
fin IL, in special handicap at Mon
Grief today Atllin won by a scant
length in SO flat, considered remark.
able time. owing to the track condi-
ton. Results.
First race quarter mile. maidens-
Edna Collins, won; Isabel Cassie. sec.
ond; RoseburS IL, third. Time. 90 40.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Strike Out, won; Sandpipe. second !;
Alencon. third. Time. l:l3 3-5.
Third race, six furlongs, handicap
Frank Purcell. won, Anayrl, second !;
Amoret. third Time, 113 2-5,
Fourth race. fve furlongs. handi.
cap-Jack Atkin. won; John Grif1n
II, second, Booger Rcd. third Time.
30.
Fifth race. mile, selling High
Range, won; Camel. second; OsorIne.
third Time. 1;40 Is
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth.
selling Stoneman. won; Jack Baker
second: Oberon. third Time, II 2-5
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It ALLAN CONSUL
DROPS FROM SIGHT

Chicago. Jan 27.-Princc Isnardi,
Italian consular agent at Kansas City.
20. has disappeared. according to a
statement made here today by Guido
Sabetta. Italian consul Mr.. Sabetta
said that he feared Isnardi had be-
come mentally unbalanced because OF
persecution by a certain element OF
the Kansas City Italians.
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won the handicap feature OF the caro-
al Terrazas park today. Summary,
First race. six furlongs-Glcnhelen'
won; Geneva. second; Luke Cafes
third. Time. 1s13 3-5.
Second race. mile-True Sif. won
Moliere, second: c. J. Cox, third llme
1;4l %
Third race. two-year.olds, three and
a half furlongs s-Sterlin, won Flying
Wolf. second lac. Royal Prince, tnird'
Time. al
Fourth race. seven furlonGs-Prince
Ahmed, won: Orbcd Lad. second; Ser
vile. third Time, 1s25 30
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs-
Ethel Day. won; Congo second; 10
mond. third Time, 1:12 2-5.
Sixth race. mile-Almaooy, won
Albion FL. second; Margaret Ran
doiph. third Time, 1:40 20
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serve the purpose for which it was

serve the purpose for which it was
built
The dam is built In the Weber river
and is intended to raise the water ana
increase the volume during the
months Of July and August Hltherlo
there has always been more or Tess
OF a shortage Of the water supply
during these dry months when II Is
most needed.
The new dam was completed at an an
expenditure of approximately $l,5OO
and 1t is believed IT VIII more than
pay for It's cost by the service IL Is
expected to give to farmers west oil
Ogden during the coming season
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BIG NEW IRRIGATION
DAM Is COMPLETED

The big pile dam for the Wilson IT.
rigation company upon which forces
Of mon have been at work lot some
time has just been completed by the
Wheelwright Construction company.
The structure is apparently solid and
strong and II ie believed VIII fuliy
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WINS SKATING TIT

Clebeland. o.. Jan 27-Edmund
Iamy OF Saranac Lake had his cham.
pionship title In the Indoor skating
races last night and tonight and made
four new records Tonight he reduc-
ed the mark for the haIf mile from
1:20 20. made fourteen years ago.
TO l;17 3-5. In the s,-mIle he re-
duced J.. 8. Johnsoa's time of 2.13.
made in 1894 TO 2.O4K
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the vehicle was struck and overturn-
ed. Builder whose home Is in the Mar
riott section of the city was thrown
from the vehicle but escaped unhurt.
Butler declares tina: the motorman
failed to sound his gong as be was
crossing the tracks and that he did
not know the car was near until his
vehicle was struck The buggy was
slightly damaged.
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CAR HITS BUGGY BUT
DRIVER ESCAPES UNRUhT

denot.bound street car and
buggy driven by George puIeI Co,iiu
ed on lower Twenty'liiu suTTt ia'l
night about 10 o'clock Out iucHlly tue
car was moving along SLOWLY Wnet
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HUGE MERGER
IS UNDER WAY

Following the official announcement
Of the final merging of the Utah Cop
per and Boston Consolidated proper
ties, and the almost certain probabl-
ity of the Nevada Consolidated also
entering the combination. comes the
news of the preliminary steps hav.
ing been taken in the worllng out of
the long looked for merger of the
principal copper producers OF the com.
pany Into one gigantic corporation.
1t has been frequently mentioned In
Wall street that this corporation
would be capitalized at one billion dol
lars, though the more conservative of
the Insiders now believe that final
capitalization Will be closer 10 $780,
100000
The Anaconda Copper company has
announced officially that a special
meeting Of the stockholders of their
concern Will be held in Anaconda on
March %. 10 pass on proposal to in
crease the capital stock from 100000.
900 to S15O,000.OO0, for the purpose
of acquiring the properties OF other
companies located in the Butte dis
trict" The Amalgamated Copper
company owns 55 per cent OF the An
aconde stock
Properties Included.
Following the merger Of the Butte
properties, which include the Anal
gamated Copper company and its yarl-
Gus holdlngs-the Anaconda Copper
company. Boston and Montana. Butte
and Boston, Washoe, Trenton and 9th,
or subsdiaries-and the North Butte
and Butte Coalition. II lis expected
that the new Anaconda, with It's In
creased capital of $150.0l0 900 will
merge with the Gugeeaheim. Haggin
and other copper interests. The cor
poration thus formed Will control not
only the copper output Of the United
States. but Will influence the copper
market of the world
The amalgamated owns all OF the
stock of the Boston aad Montana and
Butte and London. The Butte Coali~
tion and North Butte properties are
regarded as Cole-Ryan properties
In Wall street it is commonly un
derstood John D. Ryan will head the
greater copper amalgamatlon This
amalgamation will include. it is said.
tho Guggonheim. Haggin and Cole
Ryan properties and the Amaigamat-
ed Copper interests j 2 Morgan
and Company VIII promote the con-
solidation
Plans for Merger.
Concerning the plan to merge the
various copper properties in the Butte
district the Amalgamated Copper
company in a statement says
The reasons for the proposed in
crease in stock involve consideration
OF dlnlcult and complicated legal
questions as we'll as those relating
to the economical and efficient man
agement of business operations OF
the different companies.
What Is known as the law of apex
or the right to follow vein on its
dip extra-laterally beyond the sur
face lines of mining claims prevails
in Montana and has given rise to
many perplexing problems in connec-
tion with the operations in the Butte
district.
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GREETINGS TO THE EMPEROR.

Washington. Jan. 27.-Presidont
Iait today cabled TO Emperor VIII
nam OF Germany the following birth
day greeting:
On THIS the anniversary of your
majesty birth. I offer you my cordial
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-28

There is Only One eromo ouinine
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUGN
me. Look for the signature of E. w.
GROVE. Used the world over 10
cure cold In one day. Zoe
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New York, Jan. 27.-Commissioner
Baker OF the police department dis,
missed three men from the forse TO
day for brutal assaults upon citIzons.
Mayor Gaynor complimented the com.
missioner on his action