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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
THREE GREAT THINGS
NEEDED IN THIS CITY
H. Hussey of Leading Explains Importance
the Development of Ogdens
Importance.
Three things which would add to

Three things which would add to
Ogden's importance and develop
ment," said C. H. Hussey of the HuS-
eey-Woods Realty company. are.
II. An Institution which would help
the real estate dealers to do business
In dealing with those who arc not
financially able TO pay the customary
one-half down. and at the same time
assist the workIngmen OF the city to
secure homes for themselves.
I'm this way business would be
stimulated and the public served. for
a reasonable first payment. with
monthly installments thereafter.
consider that there Is wonderful op-
portunity in Ogden for n strong loan
and trust company. who would deal
justly with the public,
Tho banks are doing what they
con. but OF necessity thoy are con-
servative. and they must have per
cent of margin, which preclude the
wholesale furnishing of money on
long-drawn-out contracts representing
the greater part OF the purchase price.
"2. A universal interest should be
taken by the taxpayers of Ogden to
see to II that tho taxes are so equal
lied that all classes of property, no
matter where located. should bear a
Just share of the burden.
THE board OF equalization seems to
have considered Its duty done In
meeting together for q term to listen
to grievances and complaints by indi-
viduals and adjusting things of per
sonal nature In regard to taxes, but
has taken little interest In going over
the whole situatitn from q community
standpoint and thereby eliminating
the need OF personal adjustment
"S. All the business mems organ
izations OF Ogden and Weber county
should unite in pushing for greater
Ogden. They should assist the civic
league In the good work for beautiiy-
ing our city. More attention should
be paid TO our alleys and backwards,
and we should not rest until all poles
are removed from our streets.
by proper attention 10 these things
a feast can be prepared for the eyes
OF every stranger who enters our
gates.
These questions will be solved to
the credit and benefit Of our city. and
we can say TO those seeking employ
ment, homes or investments. Come
to ogden. the city of homes. the city
OF health, the city OF railroads. the
city OF enterprise. the city of
money
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
BUNGALOWS.

am just beginning the erection Of
three bungalows near the Sacred
Heart Academy. These bungalows
will be as modern and up.to-date as
any residence in the city and they
will have five largo spacious rooms,
finished In natural wood, fine i'm
ported paper. massive electric light
fixtures. porcelain bath, stationary
wash-stand, toilet, hot and cold water
connection throughout. large cellars.
large porcbes In front with screen
porch In the rear
These homes compare favorably
with other homes in the vicinity that
sell from FIVE 10 eight thousand dol
lars. Our price on these brand new
bungalows IS three thousand dollars
on the installment plan II desired
with low rate of interest.
IL You desire home in one of the
best locations in the city that is mod
ern In every respect at half IT'S value,
YOU should see these new bungalows
as we expect to sell the entire three
before they are completed.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
CAPITOL BLOCK.

I have a few lots in Capitol Block
left 50Xl37 feet 10 an 19-foot alley.
These lots have a phenominal sale,
have only been on the market short
time. the most OF them are sold,
Until April LIST 1910. / will sell them
at $500 per lot on easy terms; after
that date these lots Will sell at $500
per lot They arc located near the
Sacred Heart Academy, and are tho
most desirable residence lots in the
city for the price. II you desire
something elegant, YOU should see me
at once for l expect to close them
all out In the next few days, Any
kind of terms: low rate OF interest
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
CITY PROSPERITY DE-
PENDS ON FARMING
LOCALITIES.

When you consider that much Of
the prosperity OF this city depends on
the support 1t receives from the farm
Ing localities that surround us, IL
seems queer that we do not bid higher
Tor that SUPPORT" said a member of
the Hunter & Kennedy firm yester.
day.
To begin with there is no public
market house where the farmer can
take his produce and sell direct TO
the consumer, nor Is there any public
place where the farmer can leave his
team and not be considered a tres
passer.
Recently Davis county farmer.
commenting on these conditions, said:
We farmers come into town, and as
long as We are buying goods we arc
welcome, but az soon as wo quit pay
ing out our money We are in come
body's road
"If we want to feed our teams we
must go to a private feed yard and
pay for the privilege. II we have
anything TO sell VIC must sell 1t to
the grocers and take what they are
willing 10 pay There Is no other
way for us TO reach the people who
buy.
If we get tired OF standing around
on the sidewalks and want TO sit
down and rest there Is no place pro-
vided for US. 1t is true we can go
Into a restaurant, or thirst parlor..
but We are expected TO buy something
10 eat, and when We are through eat
ing we are expected to clear out
"'There are stores where there are
stools for customers to sit on, but
they are for customers and not for
tired farmers and their wives and
children. And you will that a ma
jorlty of the stores and shops have
no chairs or stools In sight. The in
timation is very plain that they do
not want people around loaflng and
resting
do these conditions constitute
real grievance? Is 4. worth while for
the business men to consider the COM
fort and convenience of their farmer
patrons2 VIII 1t not pay to make the
farmer feel that they are welcome
whether they are spending money or
not?
I'm some cities this difficulty is
solved by having q public rest room,
where farmers and their families can
make appointments to meet. where
they can find comfortable chairs and
benches, tables on which to spread
their lunch and all the cOnyeniences
of toilets and wash rooms.
The writer recalls that in Des
Moines there is a large room in a
building located on principal corner
like that occupied by the Pingree Ma
tional bank. which is maintained by
the street car company and is known
as the waiting rtom." Nearly all the
street cars pass the corner and 1t is
the principal transfer point The room
is equipped with comfortable benches
where passengers can wait A street
car employe calls the name OF each
car as it stops at the corner.
The waiting room Is one Of the
institutions of Des Moines. Meet me
at the waiting room, are the last
words when friends and relatives sep
arate for an hours shopping down
town.
Some such plan as the Des Moincs
waiting room should be devised here
in Ogden for the convenience OF the
public and especially of the farmers.
why not have the city build a
public market house on that vacant
ground on the city hall square that
has always looked SO good to private
capital?"
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS ACTIVITY
j. j. BRUNfNFITT
Phone IA. 2374 Washington Ave
HOME ON 25TH STREET.

Ono of the best residence on
Twonty-fifth strect-a modern eight
room house, hot and cold water CON
nections throughout stationary nX-
lures of all kinds, elegant and mas
slve electric light fixtures, plenty Of
basement cellar and attic room: lot
65x132 feet to alley, an abundance
OF shade. fruit and ornamental trees.
beautiful lawn and shrubbery, cement
sidewalk laid through the grounds.
This property is in good condition,
having been we'll cared for. 1t Is
offered at the ridiculously low price
of Four Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars on terms to suit IL you want
something elegant for half its value,
on one OF the best streets In tho city.
you should let me show you through
this property.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
j. j. BRUMAHITT
Phone III. 2374 Washington Ave.
FAME OF OGDEN
REALTY GROWING
Great Inducements offered to
Investors Attract Attention
on All Sides.

That the value Of Ogden real es.
tate is spreading all over the country
and that others than the residents Of
this city arc becoming acquainted
with the great inducements offered
investors in ogden was illustrated
yesterday, when ". b. Wedell OF this
city received visits from friends OF
Butte. Mont. and Silverton. Oregon.
who insisted on being taken around
the city at once in order to see for
themselves the real estate properties
being offered investors.
In both instances, according to MI
Wedell. tho visitors were mon with a
good knowledge OF realty values, hay
ing spent years In fhe business and
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13

with 1t. would venture to assert
that any real estate man doing bust
ness In the city OF Ogden would jump
at the chance to procure some acre
age close in, fitted to subdiyide into
building lots. az everyone Is expert
encing trouble In supplying the de-
mand for real estate OF this kind AL
together | think that the coming year
will see a greater boom in Ogden. not
only in the realty circles but In ev-
cry branch of business represented In
the city, than tho city has ever be-
fore experienced Present indications
are that the boom is almost on and
every effort to keep up with the rush
is being made by all Ogden merchants
and business men"
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
A HOME FOR YOU.

A brand new four-room house, with
large pantry. closets. porches, electric
lights. papercd In elegant style new,
neat and up-to-date with deep lot
running back to alley, located near
school and street car line, four blocks
south Of Union depot; 1,4O0. on easy
terms, low rate of interest. This Is
something elegant and very chcon
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
For Sale By
Nj. SKEEN co.
FARM LANDS.

Seven and onc,half acres of good
land. close in, planted 10 fall wheat
yielding three hundred bushels last
year. Price 81 10000
Twelve and one-half acres OF choice
land. close in. soil and water the very
best. two small houses. Price 81,
10000
Choice farm of thirty-6ve acres
situate on car line in the best loca-
tlon, highly improved; horses and
cows, etc. Price reasonable
Twenty-clSht acres of good land,
small house. bowling we'll. good beet
and tomatoe land Price 100000.
Thirty-siX acre farm, highly i'm
proved, six room brick house cost
100000. four acres good orchard,
fine soil, and good water. Price S6,-
$1,000
Eight acres good land. small house
and orchard Price $l100.OO.
Twenty acres of tho very best beet
and tomatoe land one mile from sugar
factory. Price moderate.
Twenty acres. we'll improved, very
best OF soil, good water right. Price
reasonable.
Eight acres In city limits. Good
house and barn, fruit, etc, good water
right. Price $5.200.00
Ten acres choice land. close in,
very best Of soil and water right.
Price $3.700.0O.
Seventy acres OF good farming land.
good water right and close to car
line and loading station. Price ST..
500 90.
Eight acres close IN, 7.room brick
house. good orchard, fine soil and
water. Price s3,500O0.
Three acres close to car line. Six
room house, nice lawn and shubbery,
good barn. plenty of water. Price
$3.60000
Twenty-eight acres land, small
house and orchard, water right. Price
S1.S0000
Forty acre farm. New six room
house, cost 100000. good water right
thirty acres farming land. balance
pasture. Price S5000O0.
Ono hundred sixty acres good land
house, fine barn. partly timothy and
clover. highly improved, including
implements. horses. cows, hogs etc
Price $12.0000O.
Two hudred forty acres close to city
which We will cut up to suit the pur-
chasers. This land Is adapted to fruit.
hay, grain, beets and tomatoes Come
and let us show you over this tract
and II you select a piece we Will
give you good terms at easy rate OF
interest
We have more too numerous to
mention. Call in and let us show
You our list as we can satisfy you.
IL you are looking for anything in
the farm line
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
MUST BE SOLD.

a GOOD seven-room brick house.
pantry. closet and two porches, all
newly painted and prepared, with two
lots running back to an alley Located
about half block from Washington
Avenue. in a desirable part of the
city, only Sl,400 on the installment
plan. This Is one OF the greatest
bargains that ] have had listed with
me for many Nnnra
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
1T MADE SOME DIFFERENCE.

What's your name. pleasc7" the
directory canvaSser asked
my name is Mrs. Jones" the house
wife answered But what's this
foT?"
Tho social register. ma'am-"
"Oh, see. Well, in that case you
had better make 1t Mrs Mathilde
Gross Spencer Cooper Jones.
thought you were tho representative
Of collection agency"
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
BRUNIMITT'S ADDITION.

l still have some choice lots IN
Brummitt's Addition, which I am Of
fering very cheap at One Dollar down
and One Dollar per week until paid
for at low rate of interest This is
an excellent opportunity to get you a
lot close In; very cheap and on excel
lent terms
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
CITY PROPERTY

i-room house. nice lot 44X137 on
Adams Ave. Close In $4,000 90 Terms.
One six room brick house on Monroe
Avenue. This house Is new aud up
to date. A snap at s4500.O0 Terms
Six room house two blocks from
Washington Avenue. Large lot ST..
10000
Small brick house close in, best
location in the city. Large lot, Price
100000
One four room house. four blocks
from depot. on street car line. Price
S1.200.0O
Four room modern house on Mon.
roe Avenue. This house is new and
up TO date, A good buy at S2.10O.O0
Terms.
We have fifty lots in a desirable
location which we can sell very
cheap. Now Is the time to buy a lot
for a homo as property Is going to
advance In price
M. SKGEN CO.
800 EccLEs BUILDING.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
Hussey- Woods
REALTY COMPANY.
SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS.


Nice 4-room modern bungalow
within walking distance of busi-
ness district, at bargain.
Lovely 7-room brick house on
the bench, all modern convenieces
including hot water heating sys-
TEN. Now there's snap for you
if there is snap in town.
Excellent 9-room brick, fine res
idence locality, close to business
section and not far from Union
Depot. Beautiful lawn and shade
Sidewalk, curb and gutter and
sewer. Will be sold for about y
value for very unusual reasons.
A splendid 9 acre farm home,
close to town
800 acre farm about II miles
from Ogden with good improve
ments at an extremely low price.
An estate which must be settled
Many other good bargains in
residence, business and farm
property, including an 19,4O0 acre
ranch
HUSSEY-WOODS REALTY co.
2484 Wash. Ave.
Phones Bell 694; Ind go.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
US-WE SELL THE EARTH.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
CHEAP LOTS

An elegant lot on 3Oth street. near
In good neigbborhood. This is the
ereatest snap in real estate offered in
Ogden recently. Only $1,000, on easy
terms, low rate OF interest.
Wall cvenue. lays nice and slightly
This lot is very cheap at $780, any
kind of terms.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
FARM LANDS

We have 4 list of ten pieces OF land
for sale, which you can buy on long
time and at a low rate of interest
You can pay something on the pur-
chase price every month. and interest
will stop on what you pay This Is
all tillable land under a canal. and
within one mile OF a railroad station
and n school.
Tract Price.
NO Twenty acres, fenced
Has three-room frame
house. Good barn, gran
airy and wagon shed Ar
tesian we'll .......... $500. 90
No. 2-Twenty acres, fenced. $500 90
NO 3-Twenty acres, fenced
Two aftesian wells. 5000 90
No. 4-SiXty acres fenced. s 1000
No. 5-Thirty acres. fenced.
Four-room brick house,
stable. granary, grove
Two artesian wells ) [ 500
No G-Forty acres 49,. %. $500 90
No. Eighty acres. fenced
One artesian we'll.
Partly cultivated VIII
divide In three tracts 81 500
No. S-SIxty acres. fenced 100000
No. 9-Sixty acres, fenced.
Well, stable. granary,
orchard, alfalfa field $4,000
No. 10-Forty acres. fenced
Partly cultivated One
arteSlan well .. 5000 90
If you arc interested we Will be
glad 10 furnish you with a plat show
ing all these tracts, or take you TO
see the land.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
Garrison,
Foster &
Garrison
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND IN
SURANCE.
24t1 WASHINGTON.

NEAL GS y Z, GORNS ANb tN-
SuRANCE.
24t1 WASHINGTON.
Some Lot Bargains.
lots on 25th street side ak and
curblng taxes paid. $3.50.
lots on Harrison, near 25th street,
sidewalk paid $3.50.
So feet on 22rd. sewer paid. $3.50.
so feet, Endion Ave. near "a tn
street. $4eo
30 feet on South Washington, S4oo
10 city lots. blocks from car line
south front. with alley In rear, will
make a fine place for chickens $3.50.
Il lots on Oak street. per lot. SIS.
/ 17s feet frontage on 22nd street
sidewalk paid. $3.50.
These are only few of our many
bargains In vacant property.
For Lease.
51s acres a mile from city limits
Good dwelling and chicken house.
$50 per year payable In advance.
Stallment Houses.
We have several places that can
be had on small payment down, bal
ance payable.
For Rent.
6 room house. close in, $3.50
6 room house. furnished, $4,000
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
AN IDEAL HOME.

Located four blocks south of the
Union depot, a brand new ive-room
house. with large spacious rooms. fin
ished In natural wood, fine imported
paper. massive electric light fixtures,
fine porcelain bath, stationary wash
stand, toilet. hot and cold water con.
nections, modern and up to date In
every detail, large lot TO alley. Lo-
Gated near school and street car line
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
LOT ON BENCH,

Ono Of the most elegant lots on The
bench, located on principal street.
near several good residences. Lot
5OXl3o to an alley. This is a great
snap at 800 on any kind of terms at
low rate OF interest This Is some
thing elegant. nice and slightly and
very cheap.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-11-17
APPLE HANDLING
is A BIG PROBL EN-

readily he seen what the railroads
will have to contend with when
thousands and thousands of new
trees begin to produce apples and
pears and many new vineyards yield
their grapes. There is no fear OF
over production as it is certain that
the new markets and increasing de-
mands win take care OF every apple
that can be grown.
Grain, alfalfa and sugar beet pro
duction in the great Northwest Is
also increasing and the railroads
must handle these crops. The mum.
Der of cars that will be necessary to
handle this increased production is
beyond the power OF man to esti.
mate and President Elliott Will
ruge upon the apple growers that ii
Will be TO their advantage to help
the railroads to solve the great
problem that confronts them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-11-17
AMENDMENT
For Two More Judges is Be
lieved TO Have Lost at
Election.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 1.-THE pro-
posed anessdment TO the state constl-
tuition providing for an increase in
the number OF supreme court judges
from i've to seven. was rejected at the
election held last Tuesday. is the opin-
ion of persons here interested In the
amendment Barly returns indicate
that this amendment and that ex-
tending privileges to the women had
been ratified, hut figures received in
the last day or TWP are unfavorable.
jackson county Is said to have given
1900 against the court amendment
and Summers 1000. Mcdowell was
Thought to have given 1000 In favor,
but later reports cuts this down to
$500.
Agricultural counties are believed
TO be almost solidly against it. The
other amendment is running ahead
out nothing definite will be known on
either until the ballots are canvassed
today. 1t takes majority vote 10
ratifS the constitutional amendments
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-11-17
ELKINS HOME
AT Elkins is Not Closed for
the Winter as is
Customary.

DrIHENs. Nov l5.-That the homo
Of Senator 5, h. Efkins at Haiiiehurst,
this city, has not been closed up for
the winter, az IS usually the custom,
al:houeh the family has been gone for
almost week, Is considered by the
people Of Etlt4ns significant, and they
would not be bit surprised to see
the senator brought back here within
"a short time.
The home OF Senator Davis has been
closed for the winter, but some of
those in the employ Of the family are
still herr.
The opinion Is entertained by those
close to Senator Elkins In an official
way that he is in a precarious condi-
tion and they are not optimistic about
his recovery.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-11-17
OF
HUNTINGTON
ANNOUNCED
Figures Show 1t to Be the
Second City in West
Virginia.
GROWTH is GREAT
Increase in Ten Years is 49,,
238 as Shown by
Comparison.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Nov. l2.-
The Census Bureau today ohiciall,
announced the population OF Hunt.
ington, w va, as al.161, which /.
$50 less than the unofficial announce.
ment by Congressman Hughes octo.
her S.
This is an increase of 1929 over the
population of 1898 in 1900, or 1914
per cent.
The only cities in the United States
which have shown greater percen-
tage or increase in the last ten year.
are Oklahoma City and Muskogeei
Oklahoma; Birmingham. Ala; pas
,sadena, callf.i Flint Mich, and Fort
Worth, Texas.
While the population of no other
city In West Virginia except Wheel
ing has been announced yet, it is APP
parent that Huntington continues to
he the second city in the state in pop
uiaion,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-11-17
SELECTION
On Sites for New Federal
Buildings in West Vir-
ginia to Be Made.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 12-
The first step toward the erection OF
new public buildings in Welisburg,
Moundsville. Buckhannon and
Philippi, will be taken in few days
with the eslection of sites for them.
Special Agent Morton, of the Treas
ury Department, was expected to
arrive today at Wellsburg. and af-
ter selecting site there, proceed
to the other cities above named for
ia similar purpose. Following his
report it is expected Congress will
make appropriations for the pnr.
chase of the sites selected at the
coming session.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-11-17
MILD, GENTLE LAXATIVE
FOR WOMEN GIVEN FREE

So many of the Ills Of women are due
to habitual const. .,atlon. probably be-
cause OF their false modesty on the SUBJ
Ject, that their attention cannot be too
ing the bowels open. It is ALWAYS nnor-
tant to do that, regardless OF the sex but
1t Is especially important in women.
From the time the girl begins to men
struate until menstruation ceases she mas
always vastly better prospects of coming
through healthy II she watches her bowel
movements II you find yourself consti-
pated. with bad breath. plmply complex
ION. headaches. belchlnE gas and other
symptoms OF indigestion and constipation.
take small dose OF DR.. Caldwell's svr,,I,
Pepsin. II is n woman's favorlte laxa-
tive. You win find that you can do away
with salts, strong cathartlcs. etc, which
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-11-17
CHARTERS ISSUED
BY the Secretary of State
to Two State Con-
Germs.

Charters have been issued to the
following corporations:
John II. Krepps Hardware Company
Of Morgantown, W. Va. to conduct a
general hardware business. Capital
$4,000. incorporates: John II.
Krepps. John NJ. cobun, W. NJ. Dillis.
ic !. I4anz, W. aJckson, ali Of Nor
gantown. w Va.
Preston County Supply Company,
of Cascade, W Va, to conduct gem
eral mercantile business. Capital,
$4,000. Incorporators: Everhart
,Blerer. II. g. Greer and Agnes Jane.
OF Morganfown, w. Va; Fred c.
Keishley, OF unlontown. Pa; Charles
Greer, OF New Castle. Pa.