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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
TO BA eco SHOW
FOR GR|CHM0ND
Southern Tobacconists Want the
Exposition to Be Pulled OFF
in This City.

Editor Webb, OF the Southern To-
oacco Journal. OF Winston Salem, is
dead in earnest about that great to-
bacco exposition about which extensive
mention was made IN the Industrial
section recently. He copies in his jour
nal the entire article from this section
and comments on II al some length,
saying:
Our suggestion that big interns-
tional tobacco exposition be pulled OF
at some Southern tobacco centre, Is
creating considerable talk. AS yet
we have heard OF no opposition to the
idea, but 10 the contrary tobacco men
everywhere are indorsing the pro-
posed enterprise. Elsewhere In this
issue appears an article written by
Frank Woodson, Industrial Editor OF
the Richmond Tinnes-Dispatch. Mr..
Woodson says Richmond Is the place
for holding the show. and he says in his
article that Richmond tobacconists are
enthusiastic over the proposition"
Continuing. Editor Webb says:
We are entirely unselfsh in sug-
costing Richmond as being the best
place tor the exposition. We would
naturally prefer Winston-Saieal, our
, home city. and as We claim TO be the
most important tobacco centre in the
United States. and for other reasons.
| should be held here. Durham would
| doubtless present strong claims. and,
crossing over into Virginia, Daavius
| would be strong Candidate
Bat in holding tobacco exposition
such as we propose x would be necss-
sary 20 go 20 place where necessary
buildings could be secured, and where
the greatest number OF people could
be found TO patronize the show. Rich
mond is a city OF more than q hundred
thousand, with other large places with
in calling distance. Tobacco IS & part
OF the history OF the good old city. ard
taking all Things into consideration
Richmond perhaps Is the most logical
place for the enterprise.
Our idea is not TO hold small to-
bacco fair. bu. an exposition where
tobacco in all its forms from the plan:
bed 20 the factory, its growth, safe
and manufacture car be seen; where
types Of the weed grown n ali parts
of the world will be on exhibit; where
all kinds of tobacco machinery and
everything tina, enters into the growth
and manufacture OF tobacco can be
seen, and where the world can see wha,
the South Is doing il this great indus
! -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08

ston- Salem. N. c.. engaged an engineer
for plans. construction and equipment
OF proposed l0.oo0-spindle mill. to fur
nlsh yarns for it's knitting plant; cost
of yarn MILL about $4,000.
Valley Reservoir and Canal Com
pany, Chaplin. Texas. awarded contract
for construction OF the first eight miles
of canals for irrigating 100000 acres
OF land in Hidalgo county,
Gillespie Lumber Company. Jackson
Vile, Fla. was organized with $4,000
capital stock
Oklahoma Gravel Company, Oklahoma
City. was incorporated with $4,000
capital stock.
D. a. Carter and associates. Of At.
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age, and sold as such.
Woodland Heights.

Several residences have been started
in Woodland Heights within the past
few days. Mr.. Dahn. of Norfolk. and
Mr.. Neister. of Roanoke, are two out
of-town purchasers who are now build
Ing III this suburb.
4 good many people from other sec
tons are locating in RichmonG's beau
tiful suburbs, and the movement IN
this direction seems TO be growing
steadily.
The Woodland Heights Company re-
ports the sale of about forty lots. and
in addition 20 this, there were several
resales by earlier purchasers
The prophecies OF certain pessimists
who prophesied a year or more ago
that suburban development might be
overdone seem in no danger OF heinG
| Neri fed.
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Frs IN
The RICHMOND AIR
(Continued FroM First Page.l

tCOnllnuSQ. FROM. 7 lISt tdSs'l
for the quick erection OF fourteen
story affair on the ground now known
as Ii05-Os-Io East Main Street. This
skyscraper will cover seventy-fve feet
on Main Street, and run back TOWARDS
| Bank Street. II is understood that all
of the proposed floors have been
leased. the Western Union Telegraph
Company having signed up for TWEEN
ty-year hold on part Of the immense
building for which that com pany VIII
| pay $4,000 per year as rent. AS far
as the records show. this is the biggest
lease Of property ever made in Rsct,-
mond. and mind You. It was made,
signed, sealed and delivered before 8
brick was laid or even before the
foundation for the building was spaded
out
Higher up Main Street, a, the corner
of Eighth, the Stumpf building, which
is TO be a stag hotel. so II IS said. Is
airing completion. While not so tail
as some of It's neighbors, the stump
building is something of skyscrape--
Rumors In the Air
There are pers!ster1 rumors that y! e
opposite corner al Eighth and Main
is also TO be the site OF skysc-a peg
that will get at least ten stories IN
the air. There is another solerably
we'll authenticated rurnor that the Eoel
building, al the corner OF Ninth and
Main, Just opposite the Chamber OF
Commerce, is in the eye Of capitalists
and would-bc skyscraper builders, and
no one need be surprised 70 learn a
any date that a deal looking 10 thai
end has been made.
The rev 100000 post-ofIce now
being erected on Main Street, between
Tenth and Eleventh Streets, and be-
tween Main and Bank. will. in the
| mature OF the case, not be skyscTapeC.
| but it will be a ma gnii!cent building
4 and will beautifully Offset the sky
scraping effects in the Immediate
| nei ghborhood.
4 Broad street Looking Upward.
1 1t would seem that the present ten
u dency is TO make Main Street the home
!, Of the Richmond skyscrapers, but there
/ IS no telling when the skyscTaPink
Il fever may break out on Broad Stree
Il Within the last week or TWO Their
i have been some heavy real estat'
transactions on that theroighfare. ant
the rumors as to the purposes OF IT,
new buyers are, to say the least o
them. rather vague. The Elm err 1an1
| property, on East Broad. between
Seventh and Eighth, which changec
hands only last week, the deal beinE
1 engineered by Pollard & Bagby, auc
is said 10 be the biggest single req
estate transaction ever made by any
agency in Richmond may become the
4 site Of magnificent skyscraper.
The purchasers, Straus &; Glnst, hav.
! made no announcement Of their intsn
tons, but they are men OF means. auG
the supposition is that they VIII hardil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08

The State Railway Com
missions, in annual convention
at Washington in November,
1907, gave THEIR answer when
they unanimously adopted reso-
lutions recommending compul-
sorry legislation for the protec-
ton Of railroad tracks by some
automatic system Of signals.
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IN JoBBISG CIRCLES.
Richmond Wholesalers Booking Large
Orde-N for SHIPMENTS.

UFue.s Tor SaIpmeuts.
The spring fever IS beginning 70
overtake the iob5ers and wholesalers
in q certain sense, but an unusually
active spring business seems 10 keep
them from enjoying spring fever
The ususl custom. IL for the johbers.
and d-y goods and millinery and hats,
TO ENJOY k.ad of holiday Al This sea-
son. but SO "a. the holiday has not
come These iobbers have been kspr
busy all the spring shipping ont filing
in orders for spring and summer goods.
with that kind OF work their travel
ing men are sending IN big orders for
tai! and winter goods for the season
that IS on ahead. orders that are 10
be boosed for future shipment. and IN
the meantime they ara getting In yet
NOT a few or the orders Of the niiing-in
kind
The hardware people are doing z
big business, which tsiis palmer Than
anything elss could % the activity IL
building operations throughout the
South.
The wholesal. druggists report ac-
| tive business for the week. ss DO also
| the Wholesale grocers, but the last
| named are pretty much all the year
\ round. They rarely ever have any
! holiday.
| The produce dealers and commission
! merchants have had z very busy week,
| considering the advanced stage 0, the
/ season.
However, tne-s has been much cool
| weather and that makes the yea
son little backward. As long as
! expected to be kept Up to their neck e
IN good work
The shipments 0. poultry and pro-
ducs from Richmond 70 Eorthern mar
kets we're as large last week rs they
; have oaen any week tsl.s year
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CARE OF FRUIT TEEKs.
Spraying Demonstration Held for G7vzert
FL Chadntt<< riIls.
rsp.c.a.- y, T-os T,.rae.- pI,s.11

rEpec!a!ro the T.1nes- d. ,-4a.l
Charlottesville. Va. Kay Ia s2tsy!ng
6suoaztra.,o,. one III e 1er!es Gt :aeea.ss
being aeld ~ ard down ,hs :rsf. bsi, D.
The STATE rnde- IN. suxo!csI ~ the Yfr-
gi..a B.z,s Horticultural society. Ma. hslc
Tausscsy II rae ofcasrt 0: Frrt- Wl4lLsaa
B. lIsFSod 8. ..storenenxs," the Ete
Aoat. not FAR from Charlottesville. Tiizi
Tie .-c:. ryowsrs III ItD-rn2r. are tseci,
Interested IN rztsanx hi2n-grat. fruit Was
evttssscSd ~ ths large zitsndsacs. f1Iy IL
being present
Or. 4 ". urnksrt. a Representative u
the Virginia Agriculture; Experiment Sta
liza, pss In Charge Q. ths sxtioat.on. snc
prepared the mixtures xat explained tn.
ysrou. Formulas Later ne Secss6ea "
spray ths trees. Prot, Al~oot lasn follow
"a WIN dIHzass5on On The proper tnetho6
OF r..ainx fruit. After ltncn Water Whsto-
H. secretary OF tho vtrg;ids Etate Hort,-
e-vltura. Society s1pisinet Ae obtscts Of
tae poci.ty. Told Of the difficulties il hayc
psGousyered. how II hac saccs%cst, Gac
wnAt ,wss new being ..rSonspiishsd Tor tas
fruit, industry Of ,he SrAte. He cics~t Dy
stating ttlst t.. membership Of ras soe.st5
YVES az ms present t!lne fifth. Eixa-wstet
marx IN the h1s,ory N tns orxsaiz@ti~a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08

". Va. waa Incorporated With $1,000
900 czDtal stock to acquire various
coal properties and mining plants.
YES. Virginia capitalists closed con-
tracts a. $4,000 for 10000 acres OF
coal land ~ Magofan countyh KY With
a yiew II Developing.
Greasy FORK Coal and Timber Com
parry, LoHitYiiie. III, wag incorporates
with ;zsqb99 capital stock 10 purchase
sad asYsleD coal and timber lands 70
several KentIcky counties
Csa2s Manufacturing Company. Hes-
semsr CITY u. o.. vas reported az 70
exyent $1,000 TOR additional cardins
machinery. loCn1e. electrical motors and
otbsr equipment.
r. II. Aassa Knitting Company. VIII
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TO BE COMPLETED
BY SEP TENDER |
Work of Laying Rails on South
bound Road Is Now in
Progress.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Wadesbo May THE work Of
laying the iron on the Winston
Salem Southbound Railway began this
week. and will be pushed. 1t is ex-
pected that the work will be COM
pleted by September and trains run
ming through from the North. The
Importance OF this new line Is much
greater than many people realize. In
addition 10 connecting two great sys-
tems-the Norfolk and Western and
the Atlantic Coast Lne-this line Will
give this section a new trunk line, and
will give a shorter road from the
Northwest TO the Southwest.
The Southbound is ready practically
for the iron, and il there is any delay
it will be the fault of the contract ors
but they are pushing their part as
rapidly as possible. Even now on the
yards of the Roanoke Machine Works
are two engines. winston Salem
Southbound Railroad" Nos. 100 an,
l0l, and they will be ready shortly
They are of the plainest type of mo
tive power being built for use on tn
construction trains, but they mark III,
opening of The era Of new railroad
life for Roanoke, for Winston Sa lem
for Charleston, and for all the coun
try between these points.
There are still several bridges 10 be
built, but in most instances the ma
sorry IS about completed. and 1t will
be matter of only a short time 10
put up the steel structure after the
construction forces get the rails laid,
so the material can be carried 10 the
places.
The company has ready also thirty
fiat cars, tee with each engine. There
are already at Winston salem fifteen
cars of e;gh;y-five-pound raj, while
there is &. supply at Lexington, Abe
marie aEd"v'adesboro.
All Of the work Will be toward the
South. From Salem force
will work toward lexington; from
Lexington another will work toward
Norwood, and from Norwood still an
other still work toward Wadesboro
the Southern terminus of the South
bound, but really the junction of the
new railroad with the Atlantic Coas'
Line and the Seaboard Air Line
through which freight and passenge
traffic from the Great Lakes ant
Northwest as we'll as the inexhaustibl
coal fields OF Virginia and West Nir
Einia, will find an outlet to the sea
board via Charleston, Savannah, Jack
sonvllle and Tampa. From these point
to Panama. Soul tn America, and tn
Pacific countries will go the outpu
OF the vast terri u DRY to the North, an
through the same portals passenger
will be afforded a short route to tn
South and foreign countries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
The Interstate Commerce Com

The InteTState COMMERCE COm-
mission in February, 1907, gave its
answer to it when the Commission
recommended congressional legislation
COMPELLING railroads to protect
their tracks with some block signal
system. In this connection the Com
mission took occasion to say that
automatic train stopping devices
would probably eventually supercede
any other system of train control.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
{ SEND FOR IT J

lanta, plan expending $4,000 to build
cotton gin and cottonseed oil MIL
at Triton. Ca
Frederick City Abattoir Co.. Freder-
ick. Nd. was organized with $4,000
Roess Lumber Co.. ocala, Fla. was
incorporated with $4,000 capital
stock.
Denver, Kingfsher and Gulf Rail
road, main offices at Kansas City.
plans constructing 100000 shops at
Oklahoma City.
|. Prigden Manufacturing Co. Warren
ton. N. Gil was organized with Sbo.-
900 capital stock to manufacture sash.
doors. etc.
New Ruildinss Contracted For.
Among the buildings contracted for
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were the following: $4,000 hardwar
store at Palestine. Tex; S135.ooo ad
ADMINISTRATION and dormitory building
for country school at Roland ParA
Nd; $4,000 college building at Jack
tsonville, Fla. $4,000 school at NOE
folk; $4,000 office and store buildin,
at Atlanta. Ga; l50-room fireprcof no
tel at Seabreeze, Fla; $4,000 auditorl
UNI at Rock Hill. S. c.; $4,000 busInea
building at Lockhart. Tex; ssa,od
courthouse at Altus. Okla; $4,000
store and office at Birmingham, Ala.
$4,000 business building at Tuls1
Okla; $4,000 dormitory and Eymnasl
am at BLACKWELL. Okla; $4,000 schod
at Cleveland. Okla; $4,000 theatre 4
Lake Charles. La. and others.
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President / aft

David ]. Lewis voiced the indig-
nant answer of the private citizen
when, on February l, 1909, he said:
"The American public will not
stand for this condition much
longer, and one of two things must
happen. Either the companies
will be Obliged by statute to suffi-
GENTLY MAN their railways to Sc
cure the safety obtaining in other
countries, or the railways them
selves must provide adequate auto
matte and mechanical means to
accomplish the result
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01

s21oo-A 4-room partly modern brick
cottage, southeast. Very easy
terms.
s25oo-A new 4-room modern brick cot
tage. west side. Cement walks TO
back door, cement basement. chan
deliers. Lot 37ax125 feet TO alley
Terms $3.50 cash and balance $40
per month,
S2S5o-A 5-room modern pressed brick
cottage. cement walks Lot 35N125
feet Good terms.
S3OoO-A 4-room modern cottage Cement
walks all around the house, cement
basement, chicken houses, Good
large lot. Terms $500 cash, balance
like rent,
$1,000 new 5-room modern pressed
brick cottage arranged for 7-room
house Lot 37kx157 feet to alley.
Good easy terms.
S3500-A beautiful new 5-room modern
house with stairway set to finish
8 rooms upstairs. Good, large. deep
lot Cement walks, cement base
ment fine mantel. chandeliers
Terms $500 cash. balance $50 per
month
s375o-A beautiful 5-room modern cot
tage with stairway set to finish 3
rooms upstairs. Cement walks. ce
ment basement fine mautel. large
deep lot Terms $500 cash. $50 per
month
S5S00-A beautiful Groom modern pressed
brick cottage, southeast: hardwood
floors, furnace. everything complete
and up TO date. This IS tho best
bargain in the city. See us at
once for terms
$3950-A beautiful 5-room modern cot
tage, southeast. Fine mantel. pol
ished floors. cement walks. good
lot This is another great bar
gain. Good terms.
s4750-A beautiful Groom modern cot
tage. close In. Furnace. cement
walks, fine mantel. cement base
mcnt chandeliers, This place is
built In the most upto-date style.
Sewer connection. See us at once
on this. as 1t can be had on very
good terms.
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
81 w. I'd South Street.
Both Phones 244. e2S63
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01

SPRINGS APPROACH
5-r. mod. cottage, Roosevelt ave, near
1lth East, easy terms, S2650.
5-rm mod. Windsor ave, $3.50.
5-r. mod, Lake street. SS400.
6-r. mod. new I ST., $4,000.
5-r. mod. Milton ave. $4,000
or mod, First ave. $4,000.
S-r. mod. East Brigham. 1000,
Adx115 H.. End So, near 7th East. sl00
per foot: 4l3xl65. 9Th E.. near Brigham.
$1O0 per foot; 5sx10 rods. $4,000.
Nice pair lots on Harrison, $3.50,
Axis feet. South Main. $3.50.
10 acres choice land, so, e. S3500
Fine ranch near Marysvale, 7-r. b.
house. barns, head fine horses. IL cows,
II calves. snap. $4,000.
We have some choice ranches. wei!
stocked in Nevada.
MAHAN INV Co.
Phones 414- 27S So w, Temple
e294S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01

EVERY SIGN
Points to advancing values In Salt Lake
City Property here is selling lower now
than it ever Will again. If you want q
safe, growing proposition, put your capt.
tai at work.
Some dirt that's "dirt cheap"
a from strictly modern and up-to-
dafe residence. In irst-class condition.
1t must be seen TO be appreciated Lo-
Gated on p St. and the price has been
reduced TO the above for n quick sale.
Lot we'll improved and surroundings the
best
For 1tx20 rods and 5-room house. To-
Gated on North Temple ST. near 9Th
west, Owner leaving city and conse-
quently the low price.
$3.50.
A cheap lot on $3.50 1S5S ave.
A 7-room modern brick. with 55x156
TT; bath lights. water. barn, chicken
for sale near 18th East and 9Th South
Very good terms can be had.
$4,000.
2.x1o rods and 3-room brick cot
tage, with good flowing well, on 9th
West. near srd North. Terms. one half
cash.
sl70o.
5ox120 feet and 5-room frame cot
tage, south front near 11th South and
1lth East Terms, $500 cash, bal. to
suit.
50xl15 IT, 20 alley. south front, on End.
ave, all assessments palc.
Fire often makes a rich man today
poor man tomorrow.
The best kind Of fire insurance at my
y. RICHTER. ~ WEST 1ST SOUTH ST
Phones cal, e219l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01

$14.500-Ten minutes walk east of my
onice. a handsome corner lot 60x10 rods
facing south and east. The lot is worth
not less than S150 per foot, or about Sl2.-
OOO- The home on this lot could not be
put up for less than $4,000, making a total
or s2O,Q The house, full story brick
modern OF rooms. and in nrst class
condition, and the best buy In this city
TOT the money, either for home or spec
Walton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01

7-RooM HOUSE; LOT 5ox14 TO
AhkGxiiN AskGxi BARN ALL FENCED $500
Lot; 4TH E...............,.....s $1,000
A AND 3 SITS, S,...,...,..,.,,.-.- $4,000
4-ROOM COTTAGE, 4TH NORTH $500
ACREAGE.
6-ROOM HOUSE. ACRES OF
GROUND. 9TH D,.,........... $1,000
3-ROOM HOUSE. % ACRES OF
GROUND; 18TH sO...,t......,., $4,000
"a ACRES. FRUIT AND SHADE,
COR, $RD E,....,,.......,..,.. s2l50
5-ROOM BRICK. LARGE BARN.
CHICKEN RUN ONE ACRE OF
GROUND. ON STATE ST. $3.50
42t ACRES, 7-ROOM HOUSE. l6
ACRES IN FRUIT. BARN AND
OUTBUILDINGS, COWS AND
HORSES. TOOLS; MILL CREEK;
ONE ACRE GROUND a-RooM ~
HOUSE. ON 18TH So. $4,000
% ACRES. 4-ROOM BRICK
HOUSE. COR. 7TH E,.,.,....,. $500
100 ACRES RELlNQuIsHMENT,
IL MILES OUT ......,...,..,,.s 300
100 ACRES: 40 ACRES IN WHEAT,
IL MILES our ..........,..,.,. .sl4oo
SEE us FOR ACREAGE.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO.,
IA e. 3RD SOUTH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01

BUY YOUR NEW HOME BEFORE
prices go up. How are these?
$l200-5-roou brick, southeast, on car
line: 5000 down,
sl6O0-5- room brick. on car line. very
neat; 5000 down,
S2000-5-roo nearly new bungalow, II is
all right; $500 down
$2250-j-room modern brick on Sth East
Splendid location. Good terms.
S3000-4-room new modern bungalow.
southeast. Easy terms.
$685. room modern brick. Just being
finished Just nice as they are
made Good terms.
$3650-5room modern brick on 9th East
Swell place,
S4500-T-room modern up-to-d date brick
on 10th ave. Good terms.
S2io0-6-room brick on 9Th East; 5000
down.
We have n large collection OF bargains
Come In and we Will show you many bar
gains. Bring us your insurance,
j. NJ. SETTLE g. CO.,
SOC Tribune Bldg. e2o2a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01
fDEIAy rs MONEY LOST,

DELAY is MONEY LOST
When in town like Salt Lake BUY
quick, no money gained by WAITING.
February Is the choice month to invest
as prices are below par. / have JUST
eight SPECIALS (BUYS) in roomng
houses. and they must go quick. IS. 80.
%, "a. S, 7, 12-rm. rooming houses. To-
Gated to suit your taste, Price and the
LEASE to each is EXCELLENT
1t Will take all the way from $3.50 to
S1l. 500 TO handle the above.
(OUT OF TOWN)
A 2S-room HOTEL In nearby town
is doing lots OF business $3.50 Will handle
(SALOON)
l have an excellent location for you
saloon men, and does not take very much
money either.
R. P. CITATION. 22-2s Commercial Six.
Ind. 1927
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE

MEEKs g. MCCARTNEY.
2lo-2ll Boston Bldg
s125 per foot. corner on Main street, paw.
Ing, sewer, sidewalk paid; $1,000 cash
$1,000 90 days. $1,000 6 months, etc.
balance same way. s per cent inter
est. A fine speculation,
$45oo-41ax1s2 foot corner on Main St.
s4ooo-5sxe. and one rod r. Of way. corner
| on 3rd North and 3rd West a
good investment or place to build
some terraces. fine rental propo-
sition to railroad men.
| s19. .000-Elegant double terrace on Main
street. 9th South. 4lxi65 and 10
T. alley on side ground worth
$3.50 per foot. terrace could no,
be built for less than $4,000.
$3.50 per foot; 2Os feet on State st. near
dth South,
$1,000. per acre. 1880 acres on 10th South,
East bench; city water and boule-
ward; only $4,000 cash. balance easy
terms. Owner will allow you to plat
this and will give releases on lots
You'll have to hurry; this is fine for
plating.
s425o-Dandy home on street Furnace
basement, 2bx10 lot Terms.
S315o-Elegant white pressed brick on
corner on Sth East. 57xl5O lot;
furnace; cement walks, fenced
gas, etc.
S3S5o-Fine red pressed brick. rooms
furnished. etc piped for furnace.
room for 2 rooms UP stairs; lawns,
cement walks. etc, 11th South and
1lth East.
s15. 5.00o-1OSx15 rods, warehouse site on
4th West; dandy.
walks paid for; faces south on sth
South, bet. sth and 9th East
ssoo-43x14o and alley. on Laird ave-. 9Th
East,
$11oo-2sxS and r. OF way: sewer and
sidewalk paid 9Th ave.
II
room for a good house and very
cheap.
s15o0-21x6t and alley; faces south on 7th
ave. near e,
$3.50 per foot; 145 feet on Main street;
corner, close in; big snap.
Insure In the Protector Underwriters
Fire Insurance Co,-S2. 900 900 company,
Be safe and watch your flre policies.
c. c. Fabian, Mgr. Fire Ins. Dept.
MEEKs & MCCARTNEY,
21o.211 Boston Bldg.
Bell ,2622' Ind. 9o2,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01
HOUSToNs THE HoUsERs.

Have you ever given a thought
to the value real estate has
grown to? Possibly some OF this
Will become OF priceless value.