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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
$3.50.

sS7So.
New 6-rn1. pr. brk. mod. bungalow,
mission fireplace, cabinet kitchen, cement
ba sement. including fixtures and shades;
part cash. bal same as rent, on Z ST.
Phone i5o6-k Bell. or 265e Bell,
h2Sl
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$500.

sO-foot building lot on
Roosevelt avenue. we can
arrange to build a house for
YOU
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Large business corner. only two blocks
from Main. at 5000 per foot
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bOxS2l, on 3rd West, just north OF 3rd
So, $4,000; this almost joins the new 1s
commission houses now nearly completed
and nearly 100000 worth OF building now
being built IN this block
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GU,
90 Main Street.
Phones ii43.
Do you need a warehouse site? We
have several
Do you need fiat site? We can satisfy
the most discriminating.
Do you want q 50-room apartment
house for less money than II cost to
build It?
We also have that.
AS for homes of all sizes. we have the
best.
Call and see us.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT co.
b2eO
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THEO. j. STRINGER. ARCHITECT
Building plans and specifications. Very
lowest prices, b1h security Trust Bldg:
"a Main 81. Phones, Bell 2426Y. Ind.
200 el309
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45Xl32. corner on lst South. between
2nd and 3rd East; $500 per foot: light on
all sides of this.
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b71x165. 1st ave-. between State ar
"A; S115 per foot
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MOUNTAIN REALTY COM
~, PANY,
',n BOSTON BLDG.
TERRACE. MODERN: WILL
56 IL CENT NET; s3500: $1,000
foOMS A SIDE.
5R HOUSE. LOT 5OX14T FIT;
~ BAL. SIS. 90 PER MO. 6
bALANCE-$2100.0 90.
3, ,yRAME; MODERN. LARGE
.; TERMS.
BRICK HOUSE. MODERN.
fEET. s400. 90 CASH. $50, 90
in' BALANCE s PER CENT
nEW BRICK HOUSE, MOD
,DAKN. LOT 3TlX130; $500. 90
Y EASY-$29oO. 90.
MODERN BRICK ON sTH
y FEET: $500 90 CASH AND
EAsY-s350o.0 90.
RICK TERRACE, MOD. ON
BOLD. n '''Ai>'
'tfeAME. 'f NE. LOT s7sxi57 FEET:
55SSIcK ON SECOND AVE
HVDs' EASY 'TERMS-S3100.
4oDERN BRICK HOUSE ON
nss,, nasoSlo0 FEET; ROOM FOR
'as UPSTAIRS; a GOOD
VACANT.
On 5TH WEST AND 4ru
FER LOT; EASY TERMS.
~ Ts EUCLID AVENUE, $500;
G5f On BIRD SOUTH. 18TH
D SOUTH. $3.50.
;@S i2TH EAST NEAR 3RD
r5cr55oU WANT TO BUY,
AehANGE. SEE US; CITY
h'dilT. WE HAVE 1T.
oIgSr On 18TH EAST. 5-RooM
fjtTTp;;F FRUIT. CHICKENS
BUILDINGS: MUST BE
- h354
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FOR sALE-FoR PRETTY. WELL
DESIGNED. SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
CANNOT IMPROVE ON THOSE FIVE
ROOM ENTIRELY MODERN COT
rAGES ON FIRST WEST NEAR 7TH
SOUTH. PRICE, $500 TERMS IN
QUIRE 223 WEST SOUTH TEMPLE.
BOTH PHONES Hip.
f47aS
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FINE BUILDING SITE; 5X1o RODS; on
u ST.. overlooking the city. oWnSlI::
Boil 3403-k. IoI
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S2Q0O-
very fine building lot on
Nlnth East. east front. be-
tween 3rd and 18th So.
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| I BOUGHT MY T!OME FROM AMBER
son-Cunmings Co. 10 hHewiSe nf9 oe9s
Main street
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
No, l West End South. h3T7
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80 REAL ESTATE

I ,~vs q. MCCARTNEY.
: 5e.ai1 Boston Bldg.
! ,,@lfui 50-foot corner on 18th
and 4th South; faces west:
FaIk paid.
: ~ lot on Douglas ave-; faces
-, bungalow on 18th East
5st south; furnace: lot 2l1l0.
->,ful corner. 126x9o and alley
Szclng Judge Powers home in
.rfon, a big bargain: room for
>cRs.
!, -noom, modern house on
!, - ave. faces west; a lovely
4 home. all modern; on ]
: *|-->ac ca. lot 21N10.
ID, on 9Th ave.. sewer and
u paid.
!, On 10th East near lst So
5-room new home, southeast;
lot, bath. toilet.
acres. 10th South; fine for
|ng; city water and easy
lots on 4th East, face west:
/1Dth South: make us an offer;
for 3 houses.
and right OF way in rear. on
u. faces east.
IS and alley: sewer and side
y paid on Sth South near 9Th
faces south,
mi double house on South |
ST.: splendid investment,
9Th South.
md right of way, corner Srd
and Bird West.
FIre Insurance Co. Of Hart
hbian. Mgr. Ins. Dept.
ks & MCCARTNEY.
DEL Boston Bldg.
= Yearsley associated,
Ind. 992.
eklng. special agent Uulver-
The east bench subdivision
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YnnS
LITTLE & LITTLE
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FINE CHICKEN RANCH
OF II acres, on the east bench, good T.
room house, $50 chickens, good chicken
houses 2b acres in cherry trees; will
take home southeast as part pay
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
LOTS
$3.50 EACH.
$3.50 EACH.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
On the East Bench.
City water TO 18th East
Pure Air.
Finest view OF the valley that can be had.
The coming residence section OF Salt
Lake City.
Building restrictions in all the East
Bench subdivisions. No old shacks here.
Large lots with alleys in rear.
$1,000 cash.
$500 per month.
few lots Will make you independent
In @ few years.
Right close in on east bench.
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codT,5TA coz EARNS IN MIL
QF rTlLrg. THE GRAN
WH,,AATER RIGHTS,
tcRE' ENTs. s45 TO $50
.flSEssTr LAND WITH
A0NEyr WATER FOR
CHAR IN IN THE STATE.
PHO oSSnpsssE BLDG.
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4. y. HUMPHREYS,
IS West End South st.
Bell 4l33. Ind. 4l54.
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SOxl05, corner OF Brigham and 3rd
East; 1880: all paving taxes paid; this
is the cheapest fat site In town,
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WE WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOU
THESE REAL BARGAINS.
5-room pressed brick. modern: 50x165
$4,000.
broom brick on 9th East street. lot 55x
l56. snap at $3.50.
7-room brick and frame. II acres
ground. nice fruit trees. good spring
water; suitable for fish hatchery and
chickens; II sold at once, S3700. $500
cash will handle this bargain,
Remember and let us write your fire
insurance; we also make mortgage loans.
HOME AGENCY COMPANY,
Cartwright e. McGhie.
1880 Commercial Block b291
Sli. .O0o--60 ACRES OF FINE LAND AT
Draper. has fine well: plenty OF
water, one-half cash: balance
terms.
A7, 7,O00-180 acres improved farm. IL miles
south OF Salt Lake City; 81 acres
in wheat, two wells; house. large
barn; fruit trees, etc: $4,000 cash
balance terms. This Is snap.
Bell 4677. Mercantile Annex
over Walkers store, l22. AL. l..
Scott. h2e1
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6oxl15. corner on Ord South. between
lst and ond West; $4,000; this Is busl-
ness property now: all that Is needed Is
ants,
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SSDUU.
Good building lot on Capi-
tol Hill west front, perfect
view of the valley.
S2500.
Very fine Nat site. small COR
ner on 2nd avenue and III
street. south and west front.
sewer, sidewalks. guttering
and street paving all paid for.
III you contemplate building
look this up.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
SOL Main Street. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
LITTLE LITTLE.
We don't advertise anything that is
not worth the price asked.
2ax7i on 10th East. between 9Th and
18th South. for $3.50.
1000 feet frontage. trackage and cor
ner. northwest. only $4,000.
=, hxlo trackage. near End South and 9th
West; $4,000; good buy.
Saxls. two fronts. trackage, on 4,h
West. $4,000.
$4,000.
Trackage on ard South. between End
Broom frame. with 81 rods frontage,
TGar LGr 4th North. between 4th and 5th
West. 5000. 5000 cash, room for two
more houses.
5-room frame, electric light. por. bath.
tollet: sewer connections, sidewalks etc
on oth South; $500.
Fine 4-room pressed brick. large rooms,
porcelain bath toilet electric tight and
gas sewer connections, front and back
PottSSnes. nnoleum In pantry, kitchen and
bathroom; lot 33x115; ,on Sth East, near
"rd South s3050.
Elegant Groom pressed brick. mod
ern IN every way. large sleeping porch
part Of house finished in heavy oak: lot
$4,000. ''''
elegant lo-room pressed brick, laundry.
co'mpaNr.tment con N.l basement. three manteis,
net In Lot 1l1 l.
worth $500; good bargain.
seNsv New cd5neo,'o,H S,reom modern pressed brick
ave, rather close IN. s450G.
sioo0
FLAT SITES.
boxl3o on State. between Jst and 2nd
North; reduced to $4,000.
57Ix1s5. 1st ave. between State and
A; Sis per foot
45x1a2. corner on 1st South. between
End and 3rd East; $500 per foot: light on
all sides of this.
ras'. soTlGS s. GO" CORNER T, OF OF Brigham and 2Td
is the cheapest fat site In town.
PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS.
South at $500 per foot: buy this and hold
II Few years and you are rich.
bOxl15. corner on Ord South, between
lst and 2nd West; $4,000; this Is busl-
ness property now: all that Is needed Is
TO build on IT; can furnish many ten
50xs2l. on 3rd West Just north of srd
So, 100000 this almost Joins the new 1S
commission houses now nearly completed,
and nearly $500. 900 worth OF building now
being built IN this block
The greatest family hotel site is COX
2o6 feet on State. just Inside the Eagle
Gate; ii can be bought for $50. 600
Large business corner. only two blocks
from Main. at 5000 per foot
LITTLE & LITTLE
No l West End South h3T1
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YOU KNOW OF SALT LAKES GREAT
OUTLOOK
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW OF OUR
BARGAINS.
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MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
2l0-2l1 Boston Bldg.
Bell 1922. Ind. 992
Phone us. We will call and take you
TO see the lots.
+. e. Wicking, special agent.
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You should be sure its location is such
as to cause 1t to increase in value
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05

rSct55 LOU WANT TO BUY,
'ANCE, SEE US; CITY
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ssVo' Tor acre tracts with full water
right, covered with fruit trees near coun-
" road and 18th South. Terms can be
arranged.
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lew BRICK HOUSE. MOD
BARN. LOT 3TiX130; $500 90
y EASY-S290O. 90.
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MODERN BRICK ON 9TH
FEET: $500 90 CASH AND
EASY-S350O 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05

eMck TERRACE. MOD. ON
In oSgxi6o FEET, A BARGAIN:
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@gDERN BRICK HOUSE ON
;ns,s, noso,Slo0 FEET; ROOM FOR
'as UPSTAIRS; a GOOD
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A A eth EAST NEAR 3RD
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s6So-Look over the ground In AL
hiampra place. located on 9th East, bet
I'm and 18th South Several lots sold,
others spoken for. Absolutely the prcttiest
SUBDIVISION In Salt Lake. Cement side
walks In and each lot 45 IT. wide. Don't
yestigate these
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-30
Catarrh
Quickly Cured by Pleasant Germ.
Killing Antiseptlc

The little Hyomei pronounced
High-o-me) inhaler is made of hard
rubber and can easily be carried in
pocket or purse. 1t will last a life
time.
Into this inhaler you pour a few
drops of magical Hyomei.
This is absorbed by the antiseptic
gauze within and nov you are ready
to breathe it in over the germ infest-
ed membrane where it will speedily
begin its work of killing catarrhal
germs. Hyomei is made of Australian
eucalyptol combined with other anti
septlcs and is very pleasant to
breathe
1t Is guaranteed to cure catarrh,
bronchitis, sore throat, Group, coughs
and colds or money back 1t cleans
out stuffed up head in two minutes.
Sold by druggists everywhere
by Wilkinson & Co. Complete outfit
including inhaler and one bottle of Hy.
omei, s1O0. And remember that ex
ira bottles If afterward needed cost
only soc,
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State of Iowa VS.. Jacob schneid-
er. & sub. .............. 30
--
Fees collected, State OF Iowa VS..
Blom,Collier Co. .. ..S5
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Valuable deposits of radium- bearing
pitchblende are said 10 have been dis
covered on the McCloud river in Cali.
fornia Similar discoveries are also
reported In the Cripple Creek district
in Colorado. Pitchblende is a rock,
tons and tons of which must be
ground UP, treated chemically.
washed, precipitated and filtered, over
and over again to obtain a few grains
of the precious radium-bearing salts.
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err, sub. ................. 30
Fees collected, State OF Iowa VS..
Blom,Collier Co. ............ ..S5
Balance due I.eindecker So. %
The fees cut out of Leindecker's bill
by the Board We find to be in the same
condition as the ones cut out OF Jus.
tice Landes' bin and we think they
should be allowed.
T. J. Warner, Constable, Jackson
Township, Inside.
We find his bills correct and that he
failed to send in his bills in the fol-
lowing cases:
State of Iowa vs.. Henry Ward,
war. S5c, NIT. 40c ........s. 81 %
State of Iowa VS.. Henry Smith,
war. S5c, nit. 40c ..... / .25
State of Iowa VS.. Thomas Jester,
war s5c, nit. aos. trial sloo.. 2.25
Due Warner s4.758
HSHry T, hetchn1aH, Constable, jack
son Township, Inside.
We find his bills correct.
George S. Ferguson, calabocse- Keeper
keokuk.
We find his bills correct.
Glen schofie'd, caIaboose-Keeper,
keokuk.
We find his bills correct.
The city aud county cases are kept
in the same book at the Calaboose in
keokuk, and it is quite difficult to
separate the cases in many instances,
and We would recommend that suit
able book be furnished by the county
to enroll State cases, and we most re-
specially submit all of the foregoing
as our report.
tSigned) RICE H. BELL.
(Signedl CHRIS. HAFFNER,
Examiners.
STATE OR IOWA, Lee County, IS.
We Rice H. Bell and Chris. Haffner,
being first duly sworn, do state that
the FOREGOING report is true and cor
rect to the best of our knowledge and
belief.
RICE H. BELL
CHRIS. HAFFNER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
by Rice H. Bell and Chris. Haffner this
10th day of February, 1910.
ED. S. LOTION.
[SEALl Clerk District Court.
BY o. R. Johnston Deputy.
On motion the petition of w. II.
Blodgett for soldiers exemption was
granted.
On motion the following claims
were allowed:
Fred Soechtig. salary expert
examiner $500. .....,..... s175 90
George E. Radasch, same -. 175 90
Rice H. Bell, same ......... 131 20
Chris. Haffner, same .. 131 .25
R. b Wright. damage OF ac-
count of defective bridge. 70. 90
"A. w. Sallander, livery B of
). ...,...4..... ........ 100
Robt. S. Tlohrer, wood poor,
Denmark township ....... 10. 90
John Pomberg, bridge work $. $3.50
John o. Meister wood poor,
c. H., Keokuk ...... $50
John r. Carss, stone for stone
yard, Fort Madison ..... %. AZ
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Section 10, Township 6S n, Range
West, running thence due south to he
West Point and Dover Road, anG to
close the road that now runs south
from the school Ilouse in said section
to said West Point aud Dover Road,
the board proceeded to hear test.
mony of petitioners and remonstrants
to said proposed establishment and va.
cation as PRAYED for.
The T. ]. Specht ct al. road case
was continued until 1870 O'Clock p. m.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 1870 o'clock D. M.
Afternoon Scs ion.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members preseE,.
The board concluded the bearing OF
testimony of witnesses and arguments
OF counsel in the r. j. Sp,cht ct al.
road case and continued same until
Monday, March Z, 1910
The minutes of today.s session we're
read and on motion approved. where
upon tire board adjourned to meet
Monday, March Z, 1910. at 9 O'Clock
a. M
GEORGE A. BRINKMAN.
Attest; Chairman.
w. H. SOUTH. County Auditor.
BY A. p Meyer Deputy
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ADJOURNED SESSION
OF the Board of Supervisors of Lee
County, Iowa.
Continued from page %

aary, 1910 .........,.... 90
Balance due Burrows ........Sl 90
John Lcindecker, Justice of the Peace.
jackson Township, inside.
We find his bill correct.
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Germs of Disease should be prompt.
ly expelled from the blood. This Is
a time when the system is especially
susceptible to them. Get rid of all
in the blood by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. and thus fortify
your whole body and prevent Illness.
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turbed by any person or the represen.
tative of any doctrine, dogma or creed
whatsoever.
Respectfully,
JOHN l.. Kendall.
Des' Moines. Iowa, March &c, 1910.
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Henry Kesselring. transporta-
ton inebriates to Knoxville 90. 10
State Of Iowa, Mt. Pleasant
Hospital account 3777 IS
Same, Independence Hospital
account $500. ..... 5000
Same, Knoxville Hospital ac-
count ......... ......... 219 90
Same, GleEwood Institute ac-
count ....... So so
City of Keokuk, quarantine ex-
pense 1880. .......... 100 90
j. S. Burrows, balance per ex-
pert's report ...... SO
r. J Warner, same ... LIS
Ed. S. Lotion, same ....... 40
Henry kesselring, same ... 1.6S
James II. Breheney, same ~. $50
Ralph B. Smith, same $1,000. 100
Fort Madison Gas Co, gas jail,
Fort Madison .. 80 90
Beverly B. Hobbs, insurance
county buildings ... Ia 30
II. B. Blood same .... 90. "a
The petition OF Mary Sheppard for
refund of taxes on account of errg
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TIC ptIIIIUn OF Mary SEeppard for
refund of taxes on account of errg
neous assessment was granted.
This being the day set for final he.r-
ing IN 7. J. Specht road case, sane
being petition for the establishment
of road commencing at the northeast
corner of the southwest quarter Of
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State of Iowa VS.. Peter Irwin IS %
State of Iowa VS.. Fritz Heller :. .25
State of Iowa vs.. James Way :. 20
State of Iowa VS.. Pat Mcdonald %
State of Iowa VS.. John Hagan. %
State of Iowa VS.. John Rose -, %
State of Iowa VS.. Peter Howe. .25
State of Iowa VS.. Dan Shay -. .25
State of Iowa VS.. Pat Casey ;. .25
State of Iowa vs.. lanes Burns 20
State of Iowa VS.. George Smith. %
State of Iowa VS.. John German pa
State of Iowa VS.. John Anderson %
State of Iowa VS.. Tom Fleming %
State of Iowa VS.. John Brennan %
State of Iowa VS.. Tom Malone .25
State of Iowa VS.. John Paris %
State of Iowa VS.. Ed. Smith pa
Satte of Iowa VS.. Tom Connor Pa
State of Iowa VS.. Ralph Payne %
State of Iowa VS.. Ed. Wright. "a
State OF Iowa VS.. James Cooper Is
State of Iowa VS.. Philip Easter. %
State of Iowa VS.. James Green "a
State Of Iowa VS.. Henry Ander-
son. -. ........ ..... "a
State of Iowa vs.. John Smith .25
State of Iowa VS.. Burt Robertson %
State of Iowa VS.. JOIN Taylor. %
State of Iowa VS.. John Carol "a
State of Iowa VS.. Ed. Barton. %
State of Iowa VS.. John jenkins. .25
State of Iowa VS.. William Rapo .25
State of Iowa vs.. Pete Gordon. %
State of Iowa vs.. Joe HYDE -. %
State OF Iowa VS.. Mike Whalen .25
State of Iowa VS.. Tom Burns "a
State of Iowa VS.. Joe Aud -. %
State of Iowa VS.. Peter Piper .25
State of Iowa VS.. George Miller %
State of Iowa VS.. John Robertson pa
State OF Iowa VS.. George Roach .25
State of Iowa VS.. William Fox. "a
State of Iowa VS.. O. as. Johnson %
State of Iowa VS.. John Johnson "a
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Sohn Leshoecker, justice OF the ScdCc,
jackson Township, inside.
We find his bill correct.
J. 4. Hoover, Constable. Madison
Township.
We find his bills correct except as
follows:
In Justice Alleys court. case of
Iowa VS.. John Doe, alias McGlassa, he
fled bill of $500 when the correct
amount of costs was $500, leaving
si.Oo due Hoover; and in Justice
Nunns court. in the case of State of
Iowa VS.. T. Finerty, he fails to charge
himself with s1.o0, which balances his
account.
George WEYMOUTH, Constable, Madison
Township.
We find his bill correct except in
the following cases:
WEYMOUTH. County.
State of Iowa VS.. Jas.
Conlee ............. S1.25
State OF Iowa VS.. Fred
Griffin ............ 1.25
State of Iowa VS.. H.
Fuller -. ......... %
State of Iowa VS.. A. Nc
KEENAN, ........... s1.25
State of Iowa VS.. Sam
Jones .............. So
State of Iowa VS.. Lottie
Rollins -. ........ .95
State OF Iowa VS.. John
Eastman -. ....... 500
State of Iowa VS.. Jas. Sui
Ivan $500. ...... 200
State of Iowa VS.. Cary
Anderson -. So. 4.30
State of Iowa VS.. Thos.
Brogan -. ......... 1.25
State OF Iowa VS.. Thos.
Armstrong ..... IS
State of Iowa vs.. C. w.
Weghost ......... So
State of Iowa VS.. B. j.
LaMoss ......... So
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Balance due county ~. S 800
which sum has been paid by Vie
mouth to the treasurer as per dupli-
cate receipt on file with the auditor.
John Leindecker, Constable, jackson
Township, Inside.
We find his bills correct except in
the following cases cut out by tie
board
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

was made vice president, Directors
l.auer. Shoemaker and Cochran re-
signed as did Massie and Clark.
President Burr OF Burr Brothers,
was not in his office when the raid
was made. Inspectors found him lat
err and when arrested he remarked
quietly. ITS all ended.
None OF the prisoners could furnish
bail and spent the night IN the Tombs.
Assistant District Attorney Dorr
said that under the new law in eff
feet on January / Of this year the
maximum penalty for single fraudu-
lent use OF the mails Is five years inn
prisonmcnt and that the offender
could be charged with violation for
every letter proved to have been sent
by him.
After the raid Inspector Reddy was
sitting in Burr Brothers offices when
the Telephone bell rang and David
Duck called up from Flint Mich, he
said. TO ask for particulars about the
raid and what it's effect was likely To
Ne when Reddv declined TO give
amy information he said Mr. Buck
declared that he was coming on 70
New YORK Immediately Branch of
rices Of the Burr Brothers at Bak-
.ersfieId. cad. Los Angeles and Seat
tie were closed by the postai authofs-
ties several months ago.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
COMPLAINTS MADE 10
CALIFORNIA lNSPECIois

san Francisco. NOV -9tNVr"'
complaints against the local oiricers
of the Burr Brothers were made some
time ago to chief Postal Inspector
Han Of the California division, but be-
fore any investigation could be made
c. IA. Tobey. manager OF the san
Francisco branch. removed the offices
to New York. .,u
Booth Of New York began an inves-
tigation OF the companies which the
Burr Brothers were promoting. This
investigation was concerned emery
with the oil companies promoted by
the firm, and the results were en-
bodied in a report which Booth sub
mitted to the postmaster general two
weeks ago. Postal Inspector Han de-
.clared today that Tobey had not at
tempted to sell any stock here, ana
that from his investigation he was
satisfied that virtually all of the stock
Was DISPOSED of in the east.
The postal authorities here nave
moi been requested to make any ar
rests and it Is not believed that any
Of the officials of the brokerage firm
are in this state.