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b. the considerable economy oi being able to utilize the same heating plant and the same water and sewerage con nections. and without any material in- crease in the number of guards and na;rons or cost of administration.
 r "n the other hand the govern
 U,Rt should insist 1t were better to have q separately maintained institu- lion. ,h-n IL is suggested a building already in existence be purchased For example. The larg- substantially built. irsn-rrofed building formerly known as thv Tammany dance hall could un- doubtedly be purchased for 5000. The IouItA avenue entrance could b, com Tl"t"ly closed and new entrance made on Fifth avenue. Ii the location n"u'd even then D" deemed objection l"l-. tl, building could be removed To H H"" sit" and completely remodeled 2. .u eNp,nse of s5.o0O more. Tn either "'"Ht. from $200o [, s5.0O0 of the ap- prop iation could b. saved and applied fer iminstration purposes Possibly .th.r ss good buildings already in cx-
 Sts:'' az. availahl" With the proper l,sl.'atlNe authorization th" govern 'uenI can acquire larger and better
 building than ir can possibly build for ] The amount of m"uey appropriated -- ' I..srb4tt... -ri,...-
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When it comes lo guessing the weight of "heef on the hook" the wo- men are there with both feet and are able 10 beat the men to a frazzle. All the first prizes were won by members
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4 SUGGESTION TO UNCLE SAM

.' F unfortunate that tH. bin to rro- ..." '"r detention home- for rhe in
 fr~. ar Fairbanks and Nome provides ".'E ior 't" construction If said build
 Hss and DO provision Is made for a s''" Either the institutions must wal, for remedial legislation or the citizens mast donate sit. &" Uncle sam who Is declared in a once popular song ,o b" rich enough to buy us all farm %
 r correctly" legislation must be waited for, the Times would surg.s, still further amendments. Tho rrac- 'cal and sensible suggestion of Mar
 -hal Love that the sla Boo he made available fer the enlargement of the federal jail is best of an. for The Tea son that iI could hc planned that the Insane be completely segregated from 'he federal prisoners and there would
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-23

'uTr"n hy this time has reached 't' end "f the rope-no run intended The d"uhl" life "f the American dentist ''-I" h" "hr"niclcd in pag-, which "'l-d g" t' make up-to-d date fiction --.h 's '- olasscd among The six best sellers Either F. T. N Sauthworrb e. Mar J should scy the possibilities 2. 'h" If" drama which Was concluded today when ""ur horp~ mad, ha-tv .N.f 'ia The manila ul nen,r rout.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-23

S'"h all leader dogs will have rings "n iheir fingers and bells on their t"'- That l. if the ordinance which F n"" being drafted by the city at i"fh"y i- carried out ,o the letter We might add that sacl n ordinanc. is Indeed needed and ,pnhd be backed nr hN tho police department Ia the '''t'f Many an injury has been avoided and perhaps life has been >fN'a bN th" jingle of a ben worn bv ' dog or hors" The unwary pedes- uian Is an easy victim for the speed 'ns animal who approaches noiseleys. '' from around corner. So see tha, '"Hf dog and horse are bcllrd in the '"''r' ant You win be saving yourself and others a good dcal of trouble and uayh,. more
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!; The Seat,I" women who advocate 'oman suffrage could have witnessed The departure of the TWO female mush. srs who l"f' here yesterday morning !"i ID" iditarod they surely would have f"ih'd on it"m which would aid tb.n greatly in pleading their cause 4 Woman -ur.iv is entitled to yor.. when sh. i- rsuanra na unuerIaKIns what the t"" wom"n who left here ycs,er. r. are attempting But how many Female S"attI"ites could qualify
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of the far sex and th men were lucky if they had a look in although .Rey Being Lords and master~ win sec' that the lion shan, of the prizes after their better half has prepared the Sans, gravitstes in their direction. and finally Is deposited within their '7breasd-bas,- ket."
 one fellow in commenting upon the wisdom of the women folks in being such good gueSsers on the weight or beef gave the following explanation.
 If there iS one person under the sun who should be up on the question of beef it is woman Why did you ever come across one who couldn't beefo And isn't it fact that ninety Der cent of the women are always looking for a chance to heero Then cant they beat anything alive in beef ! ing"
 Harvard and Yale just couldn't score one against the other and all admitted that the Harvard team was superior to that of Yale. wei the boys from Cam bridge just couldn't hold together dur
 ing vital moments
 How often this happens in life in the individual and therefore ir k quite nat ural to be in evidence during team york made mp nf a number of people wher there is nothing a' stake one .an hit tho ''bulrs eye" of the target lime and again but the minute a prize depends uron tha shot. or something is at stake fl is almost out of the oros- tior n make 8 center shot Even in ,ear,s ,f r-oo'. a~ billiards rho last fev points which are to win 're game come hard for ore Is over arx-aus and win miss shots that under ordinary condi- tion< they could make without half trying
 So i, wa- in the game last Saturday at New Haven the Harvard team was able to carry the ball down the field aEd4ll-N lllt tif AFfiAN ''lltN i'' l'Nf. li at the critical moment when a gain of a few feet would mean a score. x Every one of Gods creatures t. here for d purpose Now what do y"u learn from the mosquito. Tom 2" ask eel d teacher irving to cuvolvr rho word patience
 We learn from the mosquito" am sW"rcd Tom. "how easy it is tu get >tung
 < * Tomorrow ther" win b, a dog race f" bring the people out SD that they can inhalo sufficient ozone to give the ap- petite a keen edge and pave the way for going after 'h. turkey with a ven seauce.
 Ther" is nothing plrasc~ a good cook mor" than Co s-. tho people do the Marathon act toward the table and de- ! la
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-23

Thanksgiving tomorrow Then Christ uian. n"Nt comes New Years and then Well you know what happens when The lee goes out
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-23

ssuterne, Reisling, Claret or Sherry goes well with your Thanksgiving din rar Telephone Nestors.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME, ALASKA. NOV. g. 1910.
COMING EVENTS.

"omsn's Auxiliary ThsnLssivins ssii. Nov. 24, Eagle hsu.
 A. B. Dance. Saturday. Nov. 2e A. g. Hall
 Bazaar at Consreestional Church. Dee. i6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-23

Did You Say Thanksgiving Candy?
 For fresh home made candy, the kind that won't hurt the children nor the grown up people go to Tobys Candy Kitchen where 1t is made fresh daily.
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!, Select that's the kind. Try it.
 Come and get sample.
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THE LOOKER-ON

Nth In" recent passing of Dr EI- ward G. Cannon. Nom, lpst it's old. st and one "f her best citizens With the taking away of this strong character on" Nh" represented all that Was pobIe ana good. Me are deprived of familiar landinark m the history of the camp. tnd II brings very forcibly to ones ar- t'ntl"n that time k ever slipping away. ''"h h"re under The shadow of old Aurora. That the country may fr4eza AI' shd take rest far several months 'i~" B"ring sea. but the sand in the hour glass of lie is ever running and Father "i Time l. ever watchful. keen Ing strict watch over the same. here 'n the North 30, h~ does in more sunny chimes
 The history oi ,h, late Dr r,,,o, would hli large book. and during his i.'' b" has seen the country in the v r'es "f three wars. one of which Threatened Co rend the nation asunder n" even look Dart in one 0f the con ric'~ when most Of the people here H N"m" hadn't Vet seen the ligh, Of day.
 The doctor Has hugging the nine tfth mile Lost ~o close that h. could almost catch hold Of the same to rpaI. 'h" turn. when the An Seeing Eye heckoned him on to commence the jour Eey to the undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveller returns. and with the clean record he has made Y hile journeying in this vale Of tears iLe Great l Am will welcome him to his final resting place before the White Throne with Well Done Thou Good and Faithful Servant"
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lf you wish for loaf of good home made bread get it at Modini's Cafe.
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NEW LAID EGGS st PER DOZEN At Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone eack 5.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-10

| "A ~ Wal N
John Coggins C
{ l. Crosby
j B Caraway
H Caraway
j H Coats
H j Cheatham
E C. Devices
Will Dixon c
+ p Felix
VIII Fulton G
J E Gilbert
w S Gregg
Henry Huffmaster
E b Hansel
II E Harvey
r Fl Hit
J D HIT
Nj M Jordan
w { johnson
VIM Jackson
Fl S Jones
E E KnirkebOcker
r r knickerborker
S E Lancaster
C J Maynard
JAS + Monroe
J l. McGoyyins
j l. Nelson
B B Novel
E J Richie
& w Robinson
5 A Seamon
j l. Snyder
w Nc d Snyder
j Tunage
W l. Williams
J Il Welsh
z l. Woler
j NJ Webb
p f Warwick
E F Wilchey
r j Warmoca
enry Williams c
l. A Youngheish
Tucker Precinct
Nj A Boswell
Walter Clem0ns c
Tom Clpmons
J b Glass
J J Hardy
A l. johnson
John LudlOe
Chas Penry c
s B Sharp
Oliver Slaughter c
J A Winstpad
Sierra
w K Barrett
G B bOzeman
Dock brown c
j f Eubanks
j S johnson
J A Johnson
J c Langdon
C b Landon
G H Moore
Fate Pelay
North Bend
D Backstrom
w II Cheatham
q B Cheatham .
w NJ Cheatham
7 e Cornell
Dennis Combs c
John Clemons c
Miles Donalds c
Ben Donalds G
Eliga Donald c
w NJ Davidson
Dug Edwards G
w E Ezell
Eas Gale r.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-10

VOL. q.
Delinquent List, 1909.
Town of Philadelphia

H ] Burchheld
Sol BackStron c
E Burnett
G W Bounds
Ike Bpalle
W E Bear1slpy
Irvan Brand c
Archie Bats C
j W Galloway c
Morris Cole c
A l. Chairman
j H Cohn
Will Johueon C
Eli Jones c
D F King
Nj f Kahn
II Keller
| ) Lewis
$ L Murphy
u Myers
w T Massey
George Merrldeth c
A B Ott
j u peuney
Henry Pyle
Z W Partridge
> l. Plks
n + Reynolds
+ Z Ross
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c,ouo M,n,>n,,a
casU Vnllaoelph'a
. / Bateman
W L Brannlng
Joe Bats c
Bob BackstrOm C
y W Bounds
W 3 Creel
j B Castle
u B Castle
~ (N.,,s,>,,r,
Hehry demons c
o,,' ~ ~ Due''
"a ~ nu"a'''e
- "a ni"aios
l. Hcllo's
pocN ! u''o'' Z
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Joe 3 hlrHl'llo q
JAS NlrKla''u Z
. b McHlroy
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-10

Harry Pace c
Charley PicKins C
|C q Smith
w 7 Fitzpatrick
w Z PicKins
J N Sharp
5 l. Sharp
j A Winstead
W M smith
2 G speed
Mucklusha
| VIM Brow nc
w c Chisolm
Luther Dansby
Henry Daniels C
Abe Davis c
& Evans
ON Edwards c
! Albert Griffin C
I'M = Harbour
Nv 7 Harbour
Joe Jilnmprson c
s W Myers
Albert Mcdonald G
Albert Mcdonald ST. G
Jact Pickett
Alex Payne
A W Robertson
Fl 5 Speed
Sam Smith
j 0 Tolbert
ID A Tolbprt
Dick Welsh c
Hack Welsh C
c b brown
Crenshaw
G w Allen
Jim Amons
SIS Rarefi.]d
J A Barefield
Ike Reddpnoti4ld q
JH Cole
Kill Cole
Sol Cole
Will Col]ins
JpCanles q
sban 0nkac
T]ric Gilbert
Oscar Gardner
Richard HpddIpston q
IR Homes
Sam J,,.r
q ,Koa,
~ Guast
n,o,, u,xor
Gonrun Mason
william M,.o,
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In,,;,l Sto,,h+,n
Ah Anna, ~
WI; lyman
s,u vivAratt r.
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)ELPHIA, MISS, THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1910.

Mack Lee G
w 5 Landrum
Inge Luke
Eugene Laddell C
John Moore c
Kandell Moore C
II S Nethrry
Carley Peden
c 0 Patterick
c G Palttrick
Will Kuhersnnc
Geo Scale C
jim Walker C
W l. Watkins
Will Young C
Furesdale
Engenp Cutt-nhnl G.
John ClemOns c
Scott Donald C
G DOualI C
S Il Fain
Jim Greer c
John Henson G.
Will Hicks c
J w Moore c
John Reed
jim Roberts c
Luther Story
j E Scale
Phil Scale c
George Thomas c
] S Tucker
Walker Thomas C
w II Williamson
John Willis
Cherry Level
K A Boswell
w D burks
NJ l. Chapman
Will Carter
Sam Clemons C
Eugene Fakes
John Gardner
l. A Houston
Henry Hall
Tom Hoye
q G Hoye
Wiley Mclean
w A Pilgrim
Will Phillips C
Jessee Phillips
Malcomb Rnined
j F Slaton
} a Spence
Sam Stephens
Hogan Saddler
George Stephens
Williams Wells C
Jim Wells c
House
Rufus Burnes C
w H Hit
l II Hit
j + Keen
Will Killen c
Thomas Laird
Will May
H O Rosco
O S Smith
Tom Smith
J p Truhitt
w l. Truhitt
Y H Thames
w M Truhitt
s N Winstead
Golden Grove
G C bradley
H NJ brown
w P brown
J H brantley
E A Capes
G w Croker
j A Drewry
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
NORTH SALT LAKE
BEING STAKE0 OUT

City engineers are now at work in
northern salt Lake driving stakes for
lot OF new sidewalk work that will
be laid this spring in the Superior and
Empire additions half mile east OF
the old copper plant property. The
surveying for the Superior sidewalks
has been completed, and the men arc
now at work on the Empire tract.
These two adjoining additions embrace
from $50 10 400 city lots. which have
been selling for about $3.50 apiece, or
$500 for a 50-foot lot. The land Is
high and dry. above the county road.
and Is well adapted for homes. There
are already many new residences built
and building out there In northern
salt Lake where they have the privi-
lege OF living In the suburbs, at the
same time enjoying all the advantages
Of the city. The Superior and Empire
people have the sewer, city water. cleo
trio lights and the street cars. the
North salt Lake car line blsecting the
property, giving n Commute service,
bringing this suburban property with
in 20 minutes TO the heart OF town.
Northern Salt Lake gives promise Of
having a home-seekers' squirt this sum
mer especially after the electrifcation
OF the Bamberger line. which will no
doubt nave a station In the Immediate
vicinity OF Superior and Empire, ar
fordlng a double car service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
SOUTH EAST BENCH
SHOWING ACTIVITY
Interest In Real Estate Investments
Ccntcrs i'm Section Being
Rapidly Built UD.

No other residence section Of tho city
has grown so rapidly as the southeast.
and in the future it must be in this
direction that the city must have its
man growth. The city council has
taken steps to give additional laterals
60 increase the water pressure In the
southerly part OF the first precinct.
The southeast section Of the city
shows activity in every line Away at
the south line Kimball and Richards
have teams and men constantly en-
ployed I'm their Highland Park addition.
Then, coming north. Dunshee Brothers
tract OF land plated as Westminster
Heights Is found. Half a mile still fur
Their north Is located George NJ. Cannon
company's Emerson Heights In this
addition most Of the cement sidewalks
are already laid Large supplies OF
gravel and good sharp river sand have
been accumulated to complete this
work Norway naples have been
planted along all the sidewalks and the
excellent soil is shown In the green HILL
side sloping gently toward the brow OF
the hill. Across the street TO the east
Cannon a. Cannon offer choice lots in
College View addition on the north
east a large addition known as Uni
versity Heights has been plated by
Meeks e Mccartney. still further to
the northeast Is Colonial Heights, Of
fered 10 the public by Stringham Broth
ers Adjoining Emerson Heights on
the north and northwest Is the new adj
dltion of the Ashton-Jenkins company.
The owners design to make this one OF
the finest residence sections Of the city
and streets are being graded prepara-
tory TO putting in cement sidewalks and
curbs and cutters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
PARK CRESCENT NEW
ADDITION IN MARKET
latest Subdivision ON the East Bench
Being Bought IN by Investors
And Home Builders

All OF the East bench subdivisions,
none perhaps is so favored in natural
beauty OF environment, fertility and
atmospheric agreeableness, as Park
Crescent. the new addition directly
south of Fort Douglas reservation. To
the east OF the plat Is a view OF the
mountains which Is unsurpassed for
rugged grandeur and attraction.
Through the middle Of the picture runs
Emigration canyon. fairly covered with
delightful shady hooks. and favored
with a trout stream which only re-
Gently has found the appreciation Il
deserves. All this, with its never
ending allurements. is only Is minutes
walk from Park Crescent
To the south and west Of the addl-
ton Is a crescent OF valley view uneX-
ceiled Ia its clearness. breadth and
beauty At the north OF Park Cres-
cent is the Fort Douglas which not
only presents an uninterrupted view OF
eXpanses Of ground charmingly rural
IN it's Willingness. but also bids fair
10 be a park sOmeday worthy of the
most fastidiOus.
Park Crescent will receive its water
supply from the great tunnel pipe
which brings water OF absolute purity
from within the mountain TO Federal
Heights. Il viii be taxed TO meet the
demands Of the new addition.
The various agents Of Park Crescent
report active sales. one whole block OF
lots, block 15 having been sold 20 par
ties in Montana. and various smaller
parcels TO local people. Automobiles
make runs every two hours from the
office Of Anderson Cummings anyone
being entitled TO a free view of this
property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
LOCAL CAPITAL
IN NEW INDUSTRY
Company With Capitalization Of
100000 to Utilize New Brick
Making Process.
NO KILNs, JUST MACHINERY
ono Machine Alone TrrEs Crt 10000
Brick Dnl-lImdrcds of Acres
or Land Purchased.

a company is being organized FOR the
purpose OF manufacturing enamel
faced concrete bricks and other con
crete products Ga salt Lake city.
Among the names OF those associated
with this enterprise are some of the
best known ana most influential men Of
tho state in financial circles. The prime
mover in the proposition Is Nepm J..
Morris who saw the opportunity I'm
Salt Lake for such concern. located
the sand and other deposits necessary
for successful manufacture. investi-
gated the lutest machinery and gener-
ally spent several months In getting
the undertaking In shape for It's sue
ccssful noatatiou. The company viii
file It's articles Of incorporation within
the coming week. The purpose BIS TO
manufacture out Of sand and cement
n fine face as well as common brick
which will be used for business blocks,
public buildings. and residences.
The composition OF cement and sand
IL so well known that the merit Of the
product Is at once beyond all dispute.
The bricks will be made under very
heavy pressure and on the face an
enamel coIoring. which Is part Of the
brick itself. viii be finished in the proc
ess OF manufacturing. The enamel
face will be as smooth as an enameled
glazed tile OF In n duh finish II re-
quired. The cost OF dressed stone and
the difficulty OF securing a suitable
quality OF fine face brick makes this
enamel concrete brick one OF the
achievements Of the day. The surface
Of the brick is so smooth and brought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
LIBERTY HEIGHTS TO
Open ON ARBOR DAY
Fifty Teams Working ON Latest Addi-
tlOn bringing the Streets
To "A Grade.

Ashton-Jenkins company have de-
cided TO open their new addition. lib
erty Heights on Arbor day. although
quite number OF lots have already
been sold without solicitation during
the past week. One of the purchasers
was Capt. William G. webb Of the
high school, who has already COM
mcnced the erection Of sevon-room
modern bungalow, Ashton Bros. being
the contractors.
So beautifully located Is the new LIB
erty Heights tract that Il is very prob
able one or more members OF the ASH
ton-Jenkins firm viii erect permanent
homes upon II, Il being. IN their esti-
nation. the finest piece OF ground for
a domestic I'm the city
During the past week 80 teams have
been working on the addition. bringing
tho streets 10 a grade; and Il is
thought this Improvement will be fin
ishod by the end of the month. Con-
tracts have been let TO Ashton Broth
crs for the laying Of sidewalks, curbs
and cutters.
Liberty Heights lies just southeast of
Martin avenue and Thirteenth East.
overlooking the valley and being close
to Liberty park from which It gets
its name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
HIGHLAND PARK TODAY
SCENE OF BIG THINGS

An automobile ride from the office
Of Kimball AZ Richards 10 Highland
Park Is an inspiration springing from
the Involuntary surprise one feels at
the wonderful development of the
southeast Highland Park, the most
stupendous addition Salt Lake city has
seen. astounds one In its development.
Comprising 800 acres, just southeast OF
Sugar House. facing the old county
road, and consisting Of gently sloping
land remarkably fertile and free from
gravel, the addition marks ono OF the
mile posts In the permanent growth OF
the city All about 1t are homes Of re-
cont construction many OF them being
already surrounded with trees and YER
dure such as the city itself possesses
Forty-seven teams were on the plat
yesterday grading the streets. digging
the cutters and beautifying the place
for Immediate occupation. There are
1000 lots in all. each facing 66-foot
avenue, graded, and improved with
cement sidewalks and CUTTERS 1900
trees-Boxelders. Sycamore, Silver
Leafs. and Carolina pOplars-are on the
way from a nursery to be planted on
the grounds the coming week.
Irrigation water Is provided for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

the sale OF II lots In different parts Of
the city as follows. Two Ion Nyes add
ton, two in East Boulevard. three IN
Colorado subdivision and four In OAK.
ley addition. This company ON account
OF its branch Offices In Montana and
Idaho attracts many investors 10 this
city. People Of those states seem TO
appreciate the future Of salt Lake even
better than do Salt Isakcrs themselves
During the week several parties have
come down with view OF locating per-
manently in Salt Lake.
Danley q johnson purchased this
week from the Striugfollow estate l6is
feet by rods on state street Just be-
low Sixth South, ior $500. Il was
bought for James Nicholson as an In
yestment. Considerable interest Is be-
ing manifested In south State property
as IL is looked upon as the second retail.
street in the city. The above price Is
considered very reasonable. Other sales.
one on Vino street and others Ia di.-
ferent parts of the city were made By
Danley q Johnson. A house and l't
on ! street was sold 20 VIM. d. l.
Romney for $1,000 from Mrs Minnie
Madsen.
George NJ. Cannon company reports
continued activity In sales of home
sites on the East Bench. All the lots
the company desires 10 market IN
Forest Dale have been sold So THAI
the entire activities are now directed
To the sale OF lots and acreage %
Emerson Heights and visinity. Ihs
addition has been extensively advei'
tised and the distinctive phrase 'un
the brow Of the East bench 80 glaphi-
cally telling OF the commanding view
over city and valley. Is now also lsea
by other owners Of particularly cale
property all along the East u.1
L. Butterworth reports an tgl1
mand for prosperity in Jetts
Heights" the new addition just ga
OF Westminster college on the SOUTH
east bench. This subdivision consists
OF 30 lots in sizes varying from liz 70
1919 feet deep with a uniform Nla~
OF Is feet. The plat is level and con-
mands an excellent view OF the Vail's
and mountains. The public schoo,
house Is within three blocks. and oii1
high class subdivisions ALREADY Il'
proved, completely surround the u4''
Mr.. Angus NJ. Cannon. IT, u lsue'
manager OF Salt Lake district OF ho,S5
Mountain Bell Telephone COMPANY
embracing Salt Lake. Davis lo
ana summit counties. on the ntsl "
the month rendered his resignation
become connected with the sales os
partment OF the George NJ ANN.
company. At the request OF the w
phone company, Mr.. Cannon Is ensss,
In fnishing some particular woIA
paws county but after the leW m "
The present month Mr.. Cannon E'I 40
pleased 10 meet his friends ~ MS D"
line.