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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
ATTORNEY ". ERB
Is SERIOUSLY ILL
Prominent Lawyer Operated on
for Appendicitis at st.
Luke's Hospital

William Erb, the prominent mining
and oil attorney. was operated on for
appendicitis last evening at ST. Luke's
hospital by DIR. Lewis Whitaker Allen.
Erb complained Sunday evening of Sc
we're abdominal pains and suffered
from a high fever. He was about yes
terday, but at 5 o'clock the pains be-
came so intense that he was removed
from his apartments at the st. Francis
to the hospital.
His brother, Ben Erb. who is a MEM
Der of the Stanford football team. was
notified last evening and hurried to the
city William Erb was himself a noted
football star 10 years ago. He played
with Stanford and later with Columbia
Lately he has applied himself to the
practice of law and mining. He is we'll
known in Nevada and has been a party
in a number of big oil deals in this
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
FUSION TICKET CAN'T
BE TWICE ON BALLOT

OLYMPIA, Oct. 1.-THE state su-
preme court decided today that the
fusion ticket nominated by the nom
partisan Judiciary league and the demo-
cratic state convention can not appear
on the ballot twice, thus upholding the
action of the auditor of Kings county.
An appeal was taken. Five of the SUI
preme judges heard the appeal argued.
the court being presided over by Judge
Frank H. Rudkin, candidate for re-
election on the republican ticket and to
whom the decision today is of great
advantage The other four judges, who
are also republican candidates for re-
election, did not sit in the case.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18

a number of republican candidates ror
state Offices. Among the latter were
A. ]. Wallace, nominee for lieutenant
governor: w. r. Williams, state trea-
surer; L. s. Webb, attorney general
Edward HYATT superintendent of pubic
instruction; w. s. Kingsbury, candidate
for surveyor general, and Alex Gprooh
candidate for railroad commissioner
During the day speeches were made
at paws. willows. Maxwell, Colusa,
Williams, Arbuckle, Dunnigan and
Zamora. A band accompanied the train
from this city and in each town a street
parade was a feature of the arrival.
REFERS TO ATTACKS
In the course of his earlier speeches
of the dav Johnson referred several
times to the attacks now being made
upon him. He said:
commenced this campaign by
extending to my opponent every
courtesy, and in accord with lhls
during my trip through the Saerda d,-
mento valley 1 referred to him only
in the most complimentary terms
1t was at that time, however, that
dispatches from the south, where
my opponent then was, 400 miles
away. informed me that he was
bitterly abusive towards me. Even
then l endeavored to refrain from
being discourteous towards MN;
barriers and he talks like paid
editorial in the very sheet which
is backing him-Reuf and Cal
houn's kept rag, the san o,,t r r4l fnr
votes, he has laid down with
those men who debauched san
Francisco. he has adopted thelr ,e1
Reuf and Calhoun's Post, has be-
gun a most bitter and mendacious
campaign of billingsgate, abuse,
yillification and vituperatfon.
l accept the issue. Is 1t neces-
sary to do more than point out this
alignment to you? On the other
side are Calhoun and Ruef's paper;
William F. Herrin: George Knight
the Southern Pacific attorney; Jere
Burke and the like. The issue Is
plain. Is it not evident 70 the
most unthinking that the interests
of the people are on the side op
posed to that with which these men
have allied themselves?
A report published in some of the
morning papers today that wager OF
$4,000 to $4,000 that Bell would win the
election had been offered in Redding
received a prompt response from the
Sacramento republicans on the Johnson
special. Victor /. Htafield, secretary OF
the Sacramento board of trade, wired
the following message to a prominent
Redding republican:
Sacramento Union this morning pub
fishes a statement pool formed in Red
ding to bet $4,000 against $4,000 that
Bell will be elected This is probably
a fake. but if correct arrange to take
all at once. Then offer $4,000 to $4,000
on Johnson's election. Wire me and
will forward money"
While the subject of the wager was
under discussion more than $4,000 was
pledged by those on the train to be pu'
against any similar wager offered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
DESTITUTE MOTHER
WANDERS WITH BABE
Mrs. A. Renbe Came to City to
Meet Husband

Carrying a baby in her arms and
wandering aimlessly around the neigh
borhood of Beale and Mission streets
Mrs A. Renbe was found by Policeman
James O'DonneH Sunday night. She
told the policeman that she was des-
titute and had no place to go for shell
ter. She had arrived from Sacramento
Saturday evening and expected to
meet her husband, but he had failed
to put in an appearance. ODonnell
took her to the harbor police station
and Sergeant Reavis telephoned TO the
rooms of the Young W2men's Chris
tion association, explaining the
woman's plight and a representative
of the association called at the station
and took charge of Mrs. Renbe and her
child.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
ANTOINE PASTENE is
SUMMONED BY DEATH
One of First Wholesale Fruit
and Vegetable Dealers i'm City

Antoine Pastene, one of the old time
commission merchants of this city. died
at his home in O'Farrell street, be-
tween Scott and Pierce. last Sunday.
He came to this state in 1850. With
the growth of the city he engaged in
business, in which he remained until a
fewryears ago, when he retired.
He was one of the first in this city
to sell fruit and vegetables at whole
sale, and for many years conducted his
commission house at Washington and
Davis streets. He was well known in
the mercantile community and was
held in high esteem in the Italian coll
ony.
He is survived by his wife, four sons
and one daughter and many grand
children. He was a native of Genoa,
Italy, 76 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
JULIA WARD HOWE, pt1ILANTHROPST
AND AUTHOR ANSWERS DEATHS CALL
BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
By JULIA WARD HOWE

Mine ewes have glory of the coming of the Lord:
He is ampng where the of wrath
He hath oosed aeu lightning of his terrible swift
His S marching IN.
watchhres of hundred circlng
him evening
his righteous by the dim and faring lamps
His day S marching
have heryg gospel, writ in FURNISHED of steel:
with shall
Let the Hero of the with his
Since God is marching
e forth the that shall never call
the before his
o be swift. to him. be ubiant, feet!
Our IS marching
In the beauty of the the sea-,
With aglory in his that transhgures and
AS he died to holy let die to make free
While God is marching
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
JILTED GIRL TAKES
A DOSE OF LYSOL

Kate Quinn, % years old, living at
AS Tehama street, went home at 3
O'Clock yesterday morning and two
hours later attempted to poison herself
by swallowing lysol- At the central
emergency hospital she was soon pro-
nounced out of danger. Wien asked
why she had taken the poison she said;
Il only took il for a joke, but next time
I will finish the job" Policeman Rice
learned that she had been keeping COM
pany with a young man who had Tilted
her.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
STATE WATER RIGHTS
TO BE DETERMINED

The water rights of California and
Nevada in streams whose headwaters
are in this state will be determined
this month by the United States SUI
preme court. Attorney James F. Peck.
representing California interests, and
Attorney E. r. Treadwell, counsel for
a Nevada corporation. are in Wash
ington TO argue the case.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
SUNSET LIMITED is
WRECKED; TWO HURT

Ell PASO, Oct. 17.-The Sunset Linn
tied ON the Southern Pacific railroad,
westbound for New Orleans and due
here this morning, was wrecked last
night near Chocar, Tex, 110 miles east
of here. Eight cars were derailed and
turned over. The six Pullmans re-
NAMED on the track. No fatalities are
reported but two of the passengers
were seriously injured.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
IF YOU NEED A MEDICINE
YOU SHOULD HAVE THE BEST

Although there are hundreds OF prep
arations advertised. there Is only one
that really stands out pre-eminent as a
remedy for diseases of the kidneys.
liver and bladder.
DIR. Kflmer's Swamp-Root stands the
highest. for the reason that IL has
proved to be just the remedy needed In
thousands upon thousands OF even the
most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root makes friends quickly
because its mild and immediate effect
Is soon realized 1t is a gentle, healing
vegetable compound physicians 3
prescription for a specific disease.
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
everything.
sworn certificate OF purity IL with
every bottle.
Forasale at all drug stores. In bottles
Of two sizes-50 cents and 81. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED


THE BUSINESS WORLD OF NEW
York, Chicago. Pittsburg, St. Paul., and
Omaha; In fact, everywhere east oil us
says:
great future is in store for Salt Lake
City
1t is going to grow and expand all
Now is the time to buy property and
hold II.
That's all you will have TO do for the
safe and attractive Investment corc,
You can buy only through my agency
the following:
\ lot, 5Oxil5 feet TO alley in rear. or
End ave, south front paving, sewer ano
sidewalks all paid. for $4,000 on reason
A splendid 2-s,ory modern frame house
adobe lined. which makes IL as GOOD IL
not better than brick. all modern I'm
provements, including. Magee frrace, /,
lot 2ax71 rods. with alley in rear; house
In flrst-class condition, needs no repair
Ing lot all under lawn. back and llont
yard: pretty flowers, fine shade and irui'
trees, and the price only $4,000. It's To-
Gated on St. near Srd ave; e.,
this city, all rooms large and on ground
floor oak floors. beamed ceiling, hand
some mantels. hot water heat, large ce-
mented basement, with laundry. gas
modern home; price $1,000, which is Sl00'
less than you could buy the lot and put tha
ave. has south front and alley in rear,
and the lot all under lawn. Nothing bet
ter for the money on the market; s5Oob
cash. bal. can be arranged:
On 3rd ave. a beautiful S-room mod
ern 2-story white pressed brick resi-
dence. all modern convenienees, south
front on i pretty improved lot and Dcau :
tifully surrounded; owner asks $500, but
1t can be bought for less on very easy
terms.
We have cheaper houses. For in
stance.
sl75o Will buy as neat a house as car
be secured for that amount 4-room
frame, adobe lined, not quite year old !;
fine large lot. 50xl30 feet TO alley, and
located near 1th East and 1lth South
$3.50 cash. $50 per month, including In
tereSt.
sSOOo-s5oO cash and monthly payment:
for each OF the four beautiful houses OIL
South Temple and North Temple, near
Sth West: large lots. These houses coulc
not be duplicated for less than $4,000.
Owner is old and must SELL
Sl6oO-s50o cash. bal. monthly pay
ments, for an old three-room bric
house, with a lot 34xlo rods: south front.
worth $500. to say nothing OF the I'M
provementS-
Have several terraces. earning from II
to J. per cent net on money invested anc
ranging in price from $4,000 to $1,000.
Don't let your money lie idle when you
not less than per cent net, TO say
nothing of the increase In value OF prop
erty which is bound to come,
Have hundreds OF properties In all parts
OF the city and II surely will pay 30;
to consult, me before buying Nearly
my clients. means something.
A. RICHTER.
10 West lst South. Phones GAL,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS

rv, KARR & HARvEY's SPECIALS. 100
Il ROOMS o5iTsE on SOCs, g 1sr so. RESrED FHRi ED
THIS.
nh ~ ROOMS, CLOSE IN, ELEGANTLY
ROOMS ALL RENTED.
IaCP RS AND COLD WATER RENT $50 a
FURNITURE OF A s-nooM HOUSE
BENT. EGNT. THIS is AN EXcEPTIoNAALL
4 STEAM LAUNDRY. HORSES. WAC
ONS AND MACHINERY COMPLETE
YOU CAN BUY ALL OR A PART OF
THIS BUSINESS. AS OWNER is uN-
Ass sEsT2rb T9 b00K OK AZ aETER 1T sAh3SE AkGEEE
YEAR LEASE AND VERY LOW RENT.
DOING FINE BUSINESS.
A BARGAIN IN a STATE STREET
TERMS.
4-CHAlR BARBER SHOP, 2 BATH
TUBS AND CIGAR STAND. RENT S35.
LEASE. PRICE $500. 5000 WILL HAN
DIE.
GROCERY STORE ON WEST 2ND so.
4-RooM HoUSE ON 4Tri r>sr NTAD
1Tm SOUTH. LOT 3X1o RODS. $3.50
THESE ARE SELECTED BARGAINS
OF WHICH WE HAVE MANY MORE.
PLETE IN THE CITY, IF YOU WANT Nj
TO BUY PROPERTY OR GO IN OR OUT
OF BUSINESS SEE US.
KARR & HARVEY.
204 SOUTH STATE ST,
BELL PHONE 2006 IND. 432.
o21sA
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
BETTILYON,
Real Estate and Business Broker.
10 and IL r. Ord South,

BETTILYON,
Real Estate and Business Broker.
10 and IL z Ord South.
Phones 953.
MAKING MONEY.
Some men. make their money
in business. some In stocks. some
by toilsome saving of their daily
wage, But we submit to you un-
questioned fact that more men
have reached Il comfortable COM
petence through the ownership OF
property-houses and lands which
bring in n fixed lncome-than In
any other way.
Business requires your sole at
tention: stocks mean sleepless
nights md days of worry. prop
out your care.
Select it-set II to work-it
takes care Of Itself and Will take
caro- OF you
A good example OF this sort Of
investment is found In a double
brick house which we hnve-car-
rying 2700 feet of land, The
house is modern built-3 rooms
on a side-and located close to
center OF city.
The coll for money in another
diIeSllOIl IODCcS tflt o"ilCl W pobe
with It. The price, including the
2700 IT. Of ground. Is $4,000, The
property Is now rented at S33 a
month. The rent is paid promptly
the first OF every month in ad-
vance. 5000 cash Is all you need
and $40 per month on the balance.
We do not know where $500 can
he invested TO any better adyan-
tage.
The average person looking for
a home has pictured that home In
their mind long before the task
OF locating 1t was undertaken
price Is usually more than they
want to pay, The home that We
want you TO see is built In bun
galow style OF rooms; large
front porch with railing. iron
and wood. large posts on front
porch. The house is well con-
structed throughout and In ap-
pearance represents a much lar
ger investment The price Is
$4,000, The terms will suit you,
High class homo. that's what
this Is, rooms. located on the
east bench: modern in all Its
beamed ceilings, billiard room.
sleeping porch, two toilets, two
basins; basement divided into 4
rooms; cemcnted, lath and plas-
ter The price We ask is low
s6650. $1,000 In cash Will handle
the property We don't know OF
q better home for the price.
We have building lots In all
parts of the city II YOU own a
lot and we cannot please you In
n home ready built, We will build
you a house on your lot, accord
ing to your own design. Our busi-
ness is real estate; we want your
business In that line.
BETTILYON,
Real Estate and Business Broker,
10 and 10 Z. 3rd South.
Phones 953.
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MANAGERS WANTED FOR DISTRICT
offices 10 be established in every trade
Us awake to the menace OF the rat, rat
snap Is the answer TO the call for new
and powerful weapon for man; 1t Is tho
nrst thing that gets all the rats; 1t also
c&terminatcs mice and roacneg; the HELD
is immense: success has been demon
Btrated; profits are ample; district offices
viii be supply stations for jobbing and
retail trade. manager must also send out
canvassers. you Will need small capi-
lal and perhaps furnish bond along with
a / references. write only II you can
rwing big deals and mean business
Youells Extermlnating Co., l4s Broadway,
New York o456
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WEST THIRD SOUTH.

The new depot on this street is just
completed. and the Rio Grande Western
and the Western Pacific trains are run
ming Into IL this week for the first time,
In this city. where real estate values are
going to at least double in the next year
or two. We have property for sale In
each block from Main street to the
depot. and are quoting only the very
quote below a few OF the pieces, but have
others.
49Ix115s-A corner on an 1S-foot street.
between 1st and End West adjoining the
Covey apartments on the east. The
feet away from the west line of this lot,
thus enabling a person to build on every
foot OF this property and have light on
all sides, without going to the expense
OF light wells. Stores below and room
ing house or apartments above would pay
handsome revenue. Price. $500 per foot.
24X165. or 74xl65. between End and 3rd
West facing Pioneer park This Is the
closest in and most desirable trackage
and wholesale property in the city. and
property will sell for $1,000 per foot, but
now we are offering II for $3.50 per foot
495xS2l. on 3rd West, 115i feet north
OF 3rd South, and adjoining the Eccles-
Browning Market PLACE, where are To-
Gated IS commission houses. This site
is an excellent one for saloon and cafe
with roofning house above. and would pay
from Is per cent TO 20 per cent net on
the investment. The rooming house
could be leased for SS per room per
month. and saloon would be a big pay
er. for on the market place no saloons
are allowed.
The above are money makers. and the
prices Will soon advance; and now Is the
opportune time to buy.
LITTLE & LITTLE, No. l W. End So
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
EUROPEAN HOTELS.

EUROPEAN HOTELS.
6o-RoOMS IN THE BON TON DIST.
rooms full all the time, furniture
and carpets In fine condition.
suites and private baths, reason
able rent, including steam heat:
CLEARS 5000 per mo. PRICE
$500, $500 DOWN. This HOUSE
will bear the strictest investiga-
ton, or
aOROOMS DOWN TOWN location. GOOD
FURNITURE, running water In 20
rooms, steam heat included with
rent, which is less than "a per
room, GOOD LEASE, elevator ser
vice and a BIG LOBBY; PRICE
s65O0; $500 DOWN and the bal
on easy terms.
a6ROOMS EVERY ONE a large. sunny
outside room, furniture and car
nets brand new. MODERN In
every respect located in the best
renting dist. RENT only $500 per
room with a favorable lease
PRICE $500 with $1,000 DOWN.
EXTRA GOOD TERMS.
I9-ROOMS, new building, NEW FURNl-
TURE, hot and cold water. steam
heated CLEARS today SloO per
mo. SEE Us FOR PRICE AND
TERMS.
KELLY * MONTROSE. BROKERS.
SUITE 20l-2 MCINTYRE BLOCK,
6S MAIN STREET
BOTH PHONES.
o3070
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!, MAHAN G. co.

A G. MAHAN 6 CO.
THIS WEEK. WE ARE SURE IF YOU
BE ABLE TO COME ACROSS SUCH
REAL SNAPS AS WE ARE OFFERING
THIS WEEK.
READ THEM OVER
4RooM MODERN NEW BINGALoW,
JUST FINISHED AND FOR THE PRICE
CANNOT BE BEAT ANYWHERE; Lo-
GATED SOUTHEAST. PRICE, ONLY
$500. TERMS. $3.50 CASH: BALANCE.
SAME AS RENT.
s-ROOM FRAME. LOCATED ON
LAKE ST. LOT ALONE IS WORTH
THE PRICE WE ASK. JUST THINK
OF GETTING HOUSE AND LOT FOR
$1,000: AND ONLY 500 DOWN, BAL
ANCE TO SUIT YOU.
BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM BRICK, LO-
GATED SOUTHEAST PART OF CITY;
LOT 50Xl5O TO l6-FT. ALLEY, BEAU
TIFUL SHADE TREES. FRUIT TREES,
NICE TWO-S STORY BARN. PRICE
ONLY $4,000. TERMS TO SUIT
d THE E ABOVE THREE SPECIALS
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECI-
ATED 1T Is NO TROUBLE FOR US
70 SHOW YOU PROPERTY, OUR
LISTING is THE MOST COMPLETE
4, G. MAHAN & co,
IS WEST BIRD SOUTH.
BELL PHONE. $3.50 IND. s37.
o326S
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GOOD SALOON, IN HEART OF BUSI-
ness district must sell on account OF
high altitude will sacrifice. Address
O-l3, Tribune. o5Z85
| MUST SELL MY SALOON, WHICH
has established reputation OF being the
best (and first-c class buffet in the city;
mining interests take mo out OF town,
VIII accept any reasonable offer Ad-
dress O-12, Tribune. o3gS2
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THREE SPECIALS.

THREE SPECIALS.
THIRTY ROOMS, ALL ON
BRAND NEW FURNITURE,
BEST LOCATION. TEN-YEAR
LEASE. RENT $3.50 PER ROOM.
THIS is a FIRST-CLASS BUY.
PRICE. $4,000. VERY REASON
FIFTEEN ROOMS. HOT AND
COLD WATER. STEAM HEAT,
LONG LEASE, Low RENT.
PRICE. 5000. TERMS.
FORTY Y-FIVE-ROOM EURO
PEAN HOTEL. "A HIGH CLASS
HOTEL. MODERN IN EVERY
PARTICULAR. BEST LOCATION
IN THE CITY: OWNER MUST
SELL. SEE ME FOR TERMS
AND PARTICULARS.
FRANK CURRAN.
SUCCESSOR TO
CURRAN & POWER,
fO5 -4O6 BOYD PARK BLDG,
l63 SOUTH MAIN ST.
BELL 7i9, IND. 162l.
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

SAFE AcC-FlREPRooF WARE
house. equipped with automatic
spt inklers low rate OF insurance. house,
hoid goods packed and stored MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments.
HEATED STORAGE VAULTS for pianos.
AUTOMOBH. II ELEVATORS and storage
stalls PooI-cars shipped TO all points.
expert packers. Let us figure with you;
prices lower l. " l.. Stores Co.. Bell
Exchange 1S Ind. l5. m2l3S
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SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS.

SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS.
GROOM. NEW. PR, BR,: SPLENDID
LOCATION. ON WEST SIDE. CLOSE
TO CAR LINE; NATURAL WOOD FIN
ISH. PRICE $1,000. $3.50 CASH, BAL
ANCE LIKE RENT;
5-ROoM PR, BR.: S. E: PRICE $3.50;
$500 CASH THIS HOUSE CANNOT
BE DUPLICATED FOR $1,000,
l2-ROOM DOUBLE APARTMENT
ALL MODERN. WITH NATURAL
WOOD FINISH: WELL BUILT AND
NICELY ARRANGED, WALKING DIS
TANCE. PRICE $4,000. WHICH Is JUST
ABOUT THE PRICE OF ERECTING
THE BUILDING.
S-ROOM BR.. THOROUGHLY MOD
ERN, WITH STEAM HEAT. ON n. E.
BENCH. PRICE s6250 TERMS.
GROOM FRAME, ON 2ND WEST.
PRICE $500.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT Co.
sc w. 3RD so ST.
BOTH PHONES lT3.
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7-ROOM SACRIFICE. $500.
Man and wife can make all expenses by
renting four rooms: just two blocks from
Main: lease on house.
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INNESTMENT

IN ' tC ] VI DIN l.
If YOU HAVE $4,000 TO IN
VEST IN a BUSINESS, l CAN
PLACE YOU AND YOUR
MONEY WITH a LOCAL MANU-
FEATURING CONCERN THAT
MADE A NET PROFIT OF
$4,000 IN 1903; WILL MAKE
YOU ONE OF THE OFFICERS,
AND GIVE YOU A POSITION
THAT WILL PAY 500 PER
MONTH TO START. WILL BE
PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THE
PLANT AND ALLOW a STRICT
INVESTIGATION. BETTILYON
V. II, RICHEY, MGR, BUS,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ROOMING HOUSES

tsC St,IItrSI NS1Il1SOSSS
SPECIAL, SPECIAL SPECIAL.
S300Q-30 rooms, absolutely new furnish
ings, new building, fine location,
all on one floor. rent SlT5; lO-year
lease: ground floor office. Reason
able terms. Exclusive agency
Sl0.5O0-57 rooms, European hotel, extra
well furnished. rent ST. 80 per room.
heat free. modern In every par
tIcuar The interior is finished
in hardwood. The hotel Is always
full and is well located The own
er retrcs and Will take a home In
part payment and Will make lib
eral terms. Exclusive agency
sToOO-3G rooms, elaborately furnished, no
inside rooms private. public and
shower baths. The rent Is right
and the lease Is long. The expense
is $500 per month and the income
is 5000 The location Is excellent.
Liberal terms, Exclusive agency.
s55OO-64 rooms. modern, 90 baths. no In
side rooms; 5-year lease. low rent:
heat free. Another excellent loca-
ton. $500 In cash will handle
this place Exclusive agency.
The above arc specials and should be
Investigated II you desire something good.
a RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
10 w let So. Phones 6A1
A l.. BRATTAIN, MGR B- Q. DEPT
80 o30S2
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS


WE Do EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taXldermist line and carry com
,lete stock of manufactured goods; pay
llghest price for raw furs and game
reads r. Stencil Fur Co.. East ard
south. nSlS2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-30
HOSPITALS


GERMAN HOSPITAL. FOR
merly Keogh -Hammand, has heen new
ly furnished and equipped: homelike and
quiet rooms. 5000 To SIS per week hos
pital charges. half regular price for
confinement cases. l66 West End North,
Roth phones ol22l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-30
s2500.

Two-story brick and shin
gle house on 9Th East, close to
the car barns. This can be
handled on small payment
Balance like rent.