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DAVIS. ITH 4 f S.W.
1914 Kramer ne. 6r. p. 50
16 n Sc. 6r. 1850
1898 Half se.6r. 1850
$50 u sw. Sr. 20. 90
All 61s sw, Or. 1000
PA \. sw, Ar. 1850
1l42 Chicago. 6r, b20.50
1887 n J av So. 6r,
b...............1 IL. 90
Ill Sth sw, Or. b.21 80
62 \ Sc. CIR. 1900
127 sth sw, 1r, b.2).5O
93c It sN-. 6r. 1900
1926 Union sw. 6r. ~. 90
1902 n ] av se.4r..9.0
1bI Sheridan av.6r.9.O0
1884 r &c. fi2. .2i.50
1443 f. Cap, 5r. b.l7.00
Lafterner, Or, b. . .31.0D
1342A B Sc, Or, b.19.D
725 18th sw. 5r, b. rs. 10
1921 Mt Pleas, a.. 25. 90
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WESCOTT

Con AsLNA-DA EDN AMI O. WESOO4I,
1907 Penna. ave-
1853 n. 16r. .bb. $500 22lS Pa av, 81, Or.
isos ?. Ior. b. ami IS SO 11es ID. H. sr 100 20.
l412 Goth. 10r, b. mi 80. 50 261S Pa av,6rb. % 80
2120 F. l6r, b.. 90 90 623 23d, Ar, b.. so
22l0 14th. ste. Ar b4O. 90 1881 L. 5r b. 1915
2020 n, 10r, b. ami 80. IS COLORED.
1928 Pa av 10r, b. 80 % 1905 $. Or, b.. %. 65
2310 Pa av. 10r b. 30 1887 Goth. 6r, W. q .5t
s25 2lst Sr b. lat. $3.50 1925 9th 1r W % 30
1917 Pa av. ST, b.32.6O I747 L. Or b IS 20
IS q NV, sr. b. 30. 50 6O3 sd. 5r w. Is 80
1907 l, Sr, b.. 80 g 21l Warren ne. 81, wl5 so
eli 23d, sr. b.. 80 81 2l43 D. sr. 1880
SO09 0. 10r. b, lat 90 I'D SIS 4tb, 5r, so
BOG I'd Sr o. ami 80 40 TAG ed. Ar, W. 1880
e36 I'D, Sr. b. ami $50 2I02 X, 6r W.. IL. 80
1929 n. ar. b. lat.26.O0 1927 Russell Or " IL so
1918 Kingman. Or BIS so 2O30 W Alex ct Ar We %
24l3 Pa av. er. b. %. so COLORED-FLATS
sos ne, b, lat ~ % 2219 E. ST. b. 90 80
1918 30th Or, b. 20. GO sol 23d 3D. 6r 20 80
1907 ne. Or. b. 30. so OFFICE ROOMS
6O7 10th ne. IT. latlS50 4S2- 466 La av, heated
1enS Olive av,br,w!s3O rooms, $40, $3.50. $50
ZOOS l., 7r, Is. 20 STORES
23l6 q, 4r, W.. 1880 1909 Pa ay store
928 4th ne. Or. ". iat155O Ar b. heat - 60 50
49, 18th ne.5r. ": l250j Basement, q, ht 30. so
APARTMENTS. 1e2 Fla av W. E. so 90
1909 Pa av-- 1928 Pa ay 1r eel rs so
I'd d, 5r, b. heat40.5O
For full list of small houses and flats apply
AZ once. je11-sa. tu,th,tf
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FOR SALEI1F YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE
best built house in Washington, brand-new, in
vestisate; contains g bright rooms, large tiled
bathroom all standard plumbing: gas and cleo
trio lighting; hotwater heat: hardwood trim
handsome decorations: house 20 feet wide: con-
venient to best service in city: rst-class
location. l will sacrifice and sell easy
terms. Address OWNER, Box 6s. Star Office.
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tOR SAl1k-
A WASHINGTON HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
few steps from the car line Columbia
road; a three-story brick and stone dwelling;
10 rooms; HOT-WATER HEAT; two stair
ways; covered rear porches expensive decora-
lions; POLISHED HARDWOOD FLOORS;
many closets and pantry: room for a garage on
the lot. Present owner leaving the city will sell
at great sacrifice. A little less than $1,000
will buy it, An excellent opportunity to secure
bargain in this high-class neighborhoOd.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1892 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-NEAR ODD AND MASS. AVE.
Price reduced to Sc. 900. Two 3stoTy 10room
brick dwellings: heated with hot wafer; many
closets and pantry; bathrooms: house four
rooms deep on the first floor. section built
up with the most expensive dwellings in the
fashionable northwest. Convenient to cars.
Formerly held at 50. 600.
The owner OF this property needs the money.
II not sold in few weeks loan Of $1,000
will be placed it and the price will he
$500. Do YOU WISH TO MAKE $1,000 OR
$1,000:
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
lot
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FOR RENT-FLOYD f..
S21 Sd Sc, Or. b. .$25. so
1922 Union sw. 5r. 90
1924 LIST sw, 5r. 1900
420 18th sw. Sr. b. 1850
1112 Nd av sw. pr, b25. 80
2l32 35th NV. Or, b23.50
424 9TH sw. 13r. b..5-oo
400 18th sw, Sr. b.25.5o
1920 S Cap. Or, b.10.0o
426 7th sw. Tor, b.22.5O
0l9 f sw, Or, b. .22.1
AZ G sw, Or. b.. 80. 90
- G sw, Or, b.. 5000
zoe G sw. ar, b. 1850
Al G sw, 6r, b.. 1000
Il @ s~. Or. h. D.. 30. 90
q Va av sw. 9r.b.25.00
1914 s Cap. 6r. b.. rs. 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
1928 18th NV. Tor. b5o. 90
1925 Euclid NV. 10r.
W. .9<.pp
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FOR RENT-RY r. q. HOLTZMAN NNC.), REAL
Estate and Insurance Broker I43G " Y ave.
141b I NV, 16r. per 1928 T. 9r........ 40 0o
annum 81, 900 1923 sth NV. ST. 80 IS
1922 v.16r. 2b10000 1912 Pa av 7r, sto 80 90
507 18th NV. sr. 90 1905 9th NV. Tor. 81 s.
iI17 s, Tor. Oh 3.S3 1900 W. Tor IS 90
1908 Irving. Tor 2b. IS 90 45l w. IT,. 30 80
10 eth NV. I'd and 1850 d NV. 5r. % 90
Sd is $500 144S Fla NV. ar. p: 70
1868 H NV, Tor 90 900 9th ne, 6r .22. 50
1910 Mass. Or. $3.50 COS 9th ne. Or ~. so
1914 Newton. Or .2b50 OOi 300 G ne Or. 20. so
933 y, Or apt. 800 1884 NV. 5r.. Is 90
1S45 NV. 10r. so So Sc. Or. IA 90
1716 9th Tor, sta40 90 529p Sd sw. Ar. ID so
APARTMENTS.
1927 Lamont. Or. AS 90 91s 14th. $40 co. $25 90
1921 Lamont, Or. 1000 Els H $22 80. S3s So SAT
1927 Lamont, Ar. .35 90 1927 lamont. 3r. .27 so
1927 Lamont. Ar. 1880 1907 7th, 5r. rs 90
1867 1th. 5r. 1000
OFFICES.
Nv
\426 " Y. ave-. Sd floor. ................ .$15 90
Stable. rear 1912 + st...................$ $50 90
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS.
713 i4TH STREET NV. NJ. 2345.

thN-N.NO.N a SCtItC.
713 14TH STREET NV. NJ. 2345.
A QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
FOR RENT ~ Nine rooms Washington
Observation-Disclosures heat: full concreted cellar;
o CSC; $500 s'S' 18TH ST. D'"' Sec it AT
FOR RENT-New-six roorns-Northwest Sec
ton. facing park: 20 feet wide large colonial
porch; hardwood floors; hardwood trim; con
.3o.5o 1872 Bryant st. NV Above all things.
DON'T HESITATE.
FOR Rents rooms: $3.50; located near
Pa. ave. has good size rooms been put In
good condition inside and outside: s15 14th
GOOD CHEAP home. Get our list
s2.on; located near f.. Capitol St: imposing
exterior: in frst-class condition; 7O6 A ct.
ne See IL. Get our list.
FOR RENT-one of the new houses near 14th
and Park road; six fine rooms; hnely decorated:
GUARANTEED furnace heating system: ONE
BALI square from 14th street. Rent. $3.50
Sample house, 1881 HolmeAd ave. Get our list
RENTERS. ATTENTION, Our folder Of
properties in Washington available. II will he
sent nj once upon application to our Office or
can be obtained from your netrest sanitary
SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
VI. 2345. 7i3 l4th ST. NJ o34I
FOR RENT-Ie2s NEW JERSEY AVE. NV:
SIX rooms and bath. 30 st. NV: six rooms
and bath All in frst-class condition Apply
EDWARD KERN. - r st. NV. jei3-3t'
FOR RENT-BY L. J. MILLS. 800 9TH NV
233Morgan NV ,6rbs25. so 23o2 Champla in6r 10 so
$40 Fla NV Or. b35.5)I 1927 W.Anacostia. 12.5
223o 9Th NV Orb. 30. ool Blad' sb'g I'd dw-sto25O
FLATS
1854 Willard, 6r, b. .20.5o 210ls nw.6 b. .27.5
1885 Cap. 5r.b. p so jel1tf
10 LET-BY THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
Z. @. SMITH. LEE d. LATIMER.
14os NEW YORK AVENUE
215o Fla. NV. 10r. and cb. So. 20
Cor. Euclid 81: and University pl.. Co
lumbia Heights 10 rooms and fine,
large bath. redecorated throughout. -. 30 90
.lI 18th St, 10 rooms. bath .......... 49,
SGT 22d ST., rooms. bath. .............. 80
oo3 Kenyon ST. nv .,new, 6r. and bath. 25. 90
.:S3 II ST. ne. S rooms and bath %. 90
2.26 Sherman ave. rooms. bath ....... 81. 90
I6J Gresham st. NV, 8 rooms and bath. 2. so
lis Hickman ST. Sc. rooms and bath. Is. 80
1926 G 81. Sc. Or and b.. furnace. go. Is. 90
c9l3 St. rooms, newly decorated. -. l6. so
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS.
1918 18th 81. NV, rooms. large yard %. 90
:;o9 sth ST. ne. rooms. good order. 1900
1891 I ST. NV. Sr. and bath. ........ SGT so
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FOR RENT
IS. 900. .S23 18th NV. 22r
$500. .21st NV, lar. fur
800. .72S 18th NV. store
fl25. .407 18th NV, store
fl20. 1850 Mintwood pl
NV, 11r
500. 1925 oath NV, Ter
500. 1910 G NV. Tor
500. 2941 Newark. 1&
$50. ..1431 l. NV, f4r
1884. 223S Q NV. ltr
$50. .c542 13th NV, 1Of
$I5.1Se3 10th NV. Tor, fur
$50. 1928 Q NV. Tor
$50. ..1761 p NV, l2r
$50. .1742 Z NV. Or
$50. 1881 9th NV. sr
$50. .1735 S NV, Tor
$50. 1909 oath NV, Tor
EGO. 1913 oath NV, 11r
200. rs. .401 4th NV. 13r
e55. .176S Col I'd NV Tor
E50.1S12 Newton NV, Tor
$50. 2O4O F NV. Tor
500. .1O7 Seaton NV, ST.
$5O.1749 Kilhourne. Tor
S45. 1851 18th NV, Or
$40. .3012 18th NV, 13r
$40. 1919 n Cap, Or
4O..Forest Glen. Nd, 12r
$40. 1873 Corcoran. lOr
$3.50. 1924 Girard NV.
1880. 1925 O NV. Sr
$33. so. 1905 18th NV, Sr
s35. .432 9th NV. hall
S5. ..o37 2lst NV, lOr
t32. so. .4026 9th NV, Sf
$3.50. .301 I'd NV, Tor
$1,000. S3OVarnum nw,7r
$50. 80. .1019 Goth NV. Or
$3.50. ..1OO1 Fairmont
NV. Or
APART
-. The Balford, Sr
$I5. Northumberland. 7r
500. The Cumberland. 81
$50. North cumberland, Ar
S45. The Victoria, 5r
$45. The Milton. Or
S45. The Marlborough, 3r
S45. :. The Wyoming, 3r
$45. The Wyoming, 5r
$3.50. The Victoria. Or
$40 to 5000. The Dresden
$40. :. The Victoria, 5r
$40. The Wyoming, Ar
$40. The Milton, Or
$40. The Darlington Or
For complete list Of pr
SWARTZELL, RIFE
127 Is
It. - A. A. "a
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED. FOR TI-E Sum.
mer months, large house In Chevy Chase
Nd: containing IS rooms: two acres OF shaded
lawn; garage and garden; fresh cow. II de-
sired For particulars spplys9sto WEAVER
BROS. 1Il6 L ST NV. my26-0
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FOR SAIE-A DECIDED BARGAIN ON RHODE
Island NV: six-room dwelling: southern
exposure. The lot alone is worth more than
the price asked for the house and lot; 2OX26 IT.
to depth of 160 It. to 2O-foot alley: 1920
square feet. An excellent place for one wishing
to have residence and large stable or a
shop
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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i V EN Eli. WDI U n. w.
1o14 4th Sc, 6r. b.1s.59
Z Va av sw. Or, b. 1850
325 N So, Or, b. lie. 90
1906 I So. Or. ". 1900
1887 Potomac av, Or,
w. 1000
1859 L Sc, Or. b.. 1000
1918 Sd Sc. 6r, W. $50
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FOR SALE
You cannot afford to buy without
seeing our list. 1t 10 a recognized me-
dium Of the best the market produces
and always At the lowest prices.
It WILL pay you to consult us.
MOORE & HILL unc.). 1888 g ct. nv.
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FOR RENT
22s3 Q ST. NV, 11r.. and b.. steam heat sss m
1S43 st. NV. 1Or.. 3D.. steam heat. :. 30 IS
2721 Ont I'd. NV. Tor. b., steam heat. A.. rs
2713 Ontario rd., 10r., b.. steam heat. 45. Is
2o17 10th ST., Or. and b., steam heat. %. $3.50
1908 18th NV. Tor. b., furnace heat. -. ass
202 st. NE. ST. and b., furnace heat. $3.50
1850 ST. NV. rooms and BATH. 81. SO
1925 LIST st. NV. Or. b.. heat furnished. % 50
1898 B Sc, Or. and b., latrobe heat. % so
100 Thomas ct. NV. 6r., b.. fur. heat. q SO
$40 18th ne. 6r and b. latrohe heat. 20. 80
1928 18th st. ne, 8 rooms and bath. 80. 20.50
az Sd ne, rooms and bath ......... %. 20
STABLES.
Rear 1908 18th NV. stable with 3 stalls 100
OFFICES.
Wash. Loan and Trust bldg. desirable suites
Marden bldg. 601 NV. Is rooms and large
McGill building. desirable suite.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
Il x,S.
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FOX RENT-JOHN SCI
1862 Col I'd. Tor, b. 5000
16 ] ne. 15r, b. $500
1921 z Cap. 7r. b.32.S
232 + NV, Tor. b. 1000
315 Nj av Sc, Tor, b30. 90
1902 S NV, Or, b. .25.00
214 Nv av, Or. b. .2.0O
1922 Pa av Sc. Tor, b23. 90
1105 II ne, 5r. b. ..21.50
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FOR RENT-D.D.THOM
Store. 18th & II re $40. 90
102 Quincy nv. Tor, BIS. so
1892 G ne. Or. b. 20. 81
sos 18th ne. 7r. b. .22.0
GOT G. Sc, 5r, W. 1850
622 l. Sc, Or. W. .I5.50
4 Ben Hts. Or. ..15.O
Store, 1929 FL ne. Is. 90
6u6 18th ne. Or. .14.50
Alb ! ne. Or, ". 60
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
LOT NEAR WAR DEPARTMENT. 75x1e3
Suitable for Offices for government. hotel or
apartment house; price, 81: so foot; will join
with builder or exchange for other property (;
chance seldom offered to exchange for such
high-class location.
KARRICK & METCALF, 1920 n. Y. ave.
iaff = aS,
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FOR RENT SW.9 2I c. Or, h. u 80
NV 2031 !. 12r 90 POT Linw'h ar. b20. so
NV 1913 II, 10r.b.41.00 SW, 1855 Va av,5r, BIO so
NV 212 N ] av. ST. b40. Is SW ,30I NJ Ar. 10. 80
NV. 6l9 b. storage20.00 Sc, 100 9th 1Sr, BIO Or
NV. 725 22d, 7r 20. so Sc, 300 Pa AVER h. % 90
NV S17 22d, sr. 1880 APARTMENTS.
NV 2027 T.. Or. 1910 ST. 300 Pa .6r. b. q. 90
NV, 1929 av.5r15. 40 SW, 623 G. Or. =. 10 10
NV 1925 9Th Or. IA. 40 The Vincetta. II. h 81 so
SE,712 L. Or. b. 50 The vincetta, Dr. b25. 90
NE.309 a. Or. h.. 20. so rhe vincetta Ar. b. % so
SW. 325Md av, LIT b6 90 The Vipcetta. IL, b. 80
SW,343 Md av. or. b2b.O0
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building. oflces Gunton building. ofnces
Call at ONCE for information REGARDING alley
properties, stable. etc, l have Tor rent.
For further information apply at ONCE.
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sol II St NV: IL rooms with bath. ......S $50
je9-tf JOHN II. BRENT 1919 II ST. w
FOR RENT
1914 st. NV. 10 rooms and . baths. $50. 80
1917 Q NV. 10 rooms and bath. ........ 45 SO
1927 Wis. ave-, 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
937 French at. NV. rooms and bath. &c. 80
l414 Both st. NV, 6 rooms and bath. -. q. 60
my26-tf WEAVER BROS. 1416 st. H.
FOR RENT-MY HOME. 1929 GEORGIA AVE.
rooms and bath; screens; stationary tubs
hot-water heat: ami: $4,000 month. A. II.
HOLLIDGE, Brightwood. .. C.: Col. 1904
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FOR SALE-MoUNT PLEASANT-BEAUTI-
full new nine room house with reception
hail: 20 feet wide; deep lot to wide
alley: front and back entrances to cellar
complete equipment of bathroom accesso-
res: hot water heat: electric and gas
lights: plenty Of well lighted closets:
outside rooms; on choice residence street
in select neighborhood: 81 $50. Close to
Conn. ave. car line: house remarkably
we'll constructed sensihly planned and
beautifully finished. You can't afford
not to see this If in the market for a
house Of this size.
MOORE HILL Inr.l. 1888 G ct. NV
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GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO..
2O13 14th st. NV.
Organized especially for all kinds Of me-
chanical work connected with
HOUSE BUILDING AND REPAIRS.
We do carpentering. plumbing. payering.
painting. roofing. Timing, spouting. sasAtting.
steam and hot water beating, piasterns: brick.
ceivable kind Of house repairing.
ONE CONTRACTOR, ONE ORDER, ONE BILL.
Telephone Us Tor estimates fphone North 7560).
GENERAL HOUSE REP CO.,
ANDREW c. SHANNON, Pres! and Gen. Mgr.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
ABOUT UTAH AND ITS RESOURCES
MILLARD COUNTY

s
IS % %sf 'Hs Hs s? sas nai
sn sunday Tales Of Msr pe
and west are respectVey Juab county Beaver COUNTY
A%son me Call who OF with Thirty fames Beside his own in
the spring Of 1851 located at what is now the county
square miles
MILLARo's UNIQUE HISTORY
Its md was n @ and S nf
m young no., as being or locality in which
SSeF ISL oTson Pratt Al6eEs Jesse W
3 eSms e oate me
I sT ne Of es sfe o ns
or the site named the future capital Elilmors Thus
%
niles mile ysS souSeTly from me salt i Lake % City '''o'e
Uncle sam sEays kindly In G disposed d towards hs wards
q G5 Ss sSSa!
~4f fsf' S fasA sas G6 6 tbs
%sae%E @ S meusS ss
qS1 %nf
5sm s moTs o anes s at 5 ninety v6 out
The doors on S the ground % and S the
pre- proof c9nc4siye that all the material and
dvdd feet @
the top story is hall about 57X37 feet.
LEGISLATURE coNvENEs THERE
territorial legislature held several sessions in
the then imposing building. and few editions of the
Dcserct News printed therein. Subsequently, when
Utah threatened outgrow the widest dreams OF the
pioneers the capital transferred to Salt Lake City
the legislature donated the structure TO the city
of Fillmore. The successive generations of Fnlmores
the story for balls and theatrt
Gals and will do for generations TO come unless fire
should destroy the old building around which cluster
legion OF historical memories.
The building Of the state house. II is yet known
required quite large number of artisans and laborers
OF whom many remained to make permanent homes
Among those old timers the following recalled
r. King, Joseph l.. Robinson Joseph Holbrook. Reuben
Mcbride. Andrew Henry. William Bishop n. w. Bar
tholomew. Theodore Rogers, Ray and Huntsman whose
given be recalled Each OF these
have crossed great divide but many of their de-
prominent in the professions and in the
industrial life of Utah
TOPOGRAPHY OF COUNTY.
The topography Of Mllard county is as unique its
gently descends westerly to the lava beds which,
segregated FORM extend we'll towards the south
boundary, Volcanic and dead craters
Gus, muely attest that Mlard county, In the
long inferno volcanic fires earth
quakes,
Twenty-Five miles northwesterly from Oasis is an
bod OF lava One Of the old vents is slowly
surely expiring From the assures In It's black
surface heated moisture is yet Issuing And It is
said that during the winter buzzards and
tough but intelligent birds flock TO the dying
and warm their feet while sleeping the snoul
deripg fires.
The largest group of hot springs In the west occupy
large at the base Of the escarpment which like
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great at wall OF sss marks the eastern extremity of the
is Drum mountain. low elevation somewhat widely
Of is
Nay HawS Earl and G the eaS sos
tello and all OF whom landed in the Nevada state prison.
oARWiNlAN ANCESTORS.
Ten miles or so south of Robbers Roost. In swa-
@ cemee o a Anf0Rs se ns Of
e % earliest as aneesos Of an" and the
rest of the cambrisn shale and there are
and rain drop markings made hundred million years
House, or @ s an sSa. S%p sn gn tie
portion the Mountain DROPPED peNSs Sertieay
y9a Of S by the % n OF Of an e
the
fn m nd s % Of the that 81 snsS feet
is Sv mbSu s miles @ Of at no Suse range
the GGs 3 aP low m and se unit h
IN the form Of low foothills in ne Of
til recently back and forth to the Pacific
DEAD SEA OF MILLARo COUNTY.
Between the House and Cricket ranges the Dead sea
ssts sSSHy aiSI ss
lake Gs Sink of to Hf The s a s
Of diSss @ Via Ds 6 n The @ s
ns. a @ a oI9 10 s 3 ep hae ws OF 600
sGDi a5'no 's sewer '0ay a'a county was e'D
e @ at e Of the
rarely any other locality ON the earth
and during the months fateful mrages trans
those into lakes upon bosom Of
which almost wild fowl and birds swim
ming singly or in great hocks.
The OF virgin mountain, bottom and desert
pasturage made OF Mlard the leading county
OF Utah and many of the old settlers became Cattle
kings At time there fully 10000 cattle on the
Milard
WALKER INDIAN WAR.
Along in the early sos Chief Walker of the Pahvant
tribe because of real imaginary grievance. became
a hostile red. for brief period made IL decidedly
interesting for the few settlers In Mllard county.
the afternoon OF October 25 1853, Captain GunDi
of the United States and few companions
went into point the Sewer river about
miles westerly from Oasis station the San
Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake railroad The captain
exploring the western country for railroad route
At sunrise the next morning the captain and his party
three of his command were massacred Because OF the
careessness, indifference niggardlness OF the
ment which those were faithfully serving they
sleeping in unmarked grave.
SULPHUR DEPOSITS.
Extensive deposits OF sulphur in the region
Cove creek. These deposits the largest In
country. The crude averages 20 sui
plur, although masses OF sulphur frequently
encountered. The product from these mines
which owned and operated by the Utah Sulphur
company, and who also refine the product their re-
flnng works at the mines Is exceptionally free from
arsenic and other deeterous substances The
1000 tons The product of the refinery is crude
sulphur obtained by melting the sulphur from the
by means of steam powdered sulphur. sublimed four
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myself. You bet your life ! am going
back and maybe l won't walt for the suit
| OF clothes.
John Walker said that he had been
away from his home in New Orleans for
| eighteen years and that he was 40 years
OF age, He was a lahorer and had trav-
| eled all over the United States. South
! America. Australia and parts of South
Africa. He was somewhat OF a phioso-
pher.
81 have given up that idea of making
best thing for man 10 do is TO take
things as they come and try to dodge the
bad ones. or course, you cant dodge all
Of the bad things. as / learned when /
fell off building In New York City and
was laid UP in the Bellevue hospital for
seven months, and again when | was in
Cripple Creek during the strike of the
| Western Federation men. Those soldiers
just grabbed me off the street and after
leading me with a lot Of other fellows
into box car. dumped the whole works
| experience had its good points, for don [
you know that l had been trying to get
out OF that town for three weeks before
that. and had been kicked off all Of the
freight trains by the brakemen. ! had
to laugh when | thought OF those soldiers
mlstaking me for miner.
well, this is not getting any sleep. l
am going down stairs and flop See you
later" he added as he reached Into a
gunny sack and took out two blankets
with about half dozen newspapers pre-
paratory TO going down stairs and max
Ing up his he'd for the night.
With view OF providing work for the
men Desk Sergeant Lenzi telephoned to
a number Of places during the past few
months and succeeded in finding work
for about 20 per cent of the men who are
termed lodgers at the station. Without
one exception the men satisfied those who
had employed them, both parties send
ing their appreciation TO the desk ser
geaut later. Seventy per cent OF the
men who come to the station are labor
ers who have been unable To find work In
the city. while the other thirty per cent
are drawn from all Of the trades. Any
number OF laborers can be had by apply
ing TO the station on any night, the ma
JoriIy OF the men being eager to work,
and Chief Barlow stated that he hoped
contractors needing lahorers would make
application at the station for the men
they need and thus help to care for the
worthy ones.