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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28

, sent this fact to the public that is
making its way from the rough eli
mate of the East, to the milder sec
| ton of the West
Take the records furnished by the
Weather Bureau 1t shows more
sunshine to the year than any other
section in America. There is only
storm and moisture enough to pro-
duce good crops and health, yet this
is an unknown quantity to the thous-
ands of people VINO have crossed our
state in the past few weeks.
1t is true that the Vegas section is
receiving some attention, but this is
brought about mainly from the Cali
fornia people interested in Los An
geles and other southern towns. A
few flowing wells at the Vegas has
started a boom. The same charac-
ter OF irrigation could be found in
hundred valleys in Western Nevada,
but there is no combined effort to
carry this project through Take
this alley for instance. Artesian
water can be had by drilling shallow
wells. There is hardly a section in
the county but supports number OF
artesian wells that are used either for
household or stock purposes. There
has been no great effort made to de-
velop that natural resource.
Carson City in itself has no great
future, it is absolutely necessary 70
start something that will bring more
people, and at the same time civ.
them something to do We have
been hoping for the last half century
that great mine would nelp along;
III the meantime few hundred acres
OF naturally watered land has made
its owners rich, while those hunting
for mines are yet hunting them or
have joined the silent majority
About every SO often there is a
chamber Of commerce or some sucn
body organized. A meeting is held,
big things promised and then the
matter rests in the ancient history
book. That book by this time should
be full to overlooking with good in
tentions OF this county and her peo-
pie. at,.3
This city and county are in the
same category with the other por-
tions Of Nevada. You don't see any
intelligent literature of Reno or any
other particular section in the hands
of the immigrant. Should this coun-
ty bring in a hundred new people to-
morrow there would be nothing for
them to do but cuss the people who
brought them here 1t is the same
elsewhere. If Nevada is to grow and
develop in the right way there must
be more system of advertising estab-
lished such as being done by the
California boomers Think it over.
Mr.. Reader.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
FEDERATION TO MEET

The State Federation of Women's
Clubs, which is to meet at Yerington
tomorrow. will be repre- sented by a
number of Carson ladies' Mrs S. P
Davis and Miss Felice Conn departed
this morning to join the other men,
bers who have congregated in the
Valley town. This is the second
meeting of the Association and a
great amount of interest is being TAX
en- by the club women throughout the
state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
DEFAULTING CLERK
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Step Taken After Matter is Thor
Oughly Investigated

Former County Clerk Christie was
placed under arrest yesterday after
noon at 3:20 by Chief OF Police A. A.
Burke. following the issuance OF a
warrant by Judge Davis on the COM
plant signed by Burke charging en-
bczzlement.
Christie was in the City Clerks Of
flee at the time the big chief stepped
up to the window. 1t was known to
everybody concerned that the COM
plant had been signed earlier in tn.
day and the warrant issued, but
there was no haste in serving the
warrant for the reason that there
was no fear that it could not be ser
we'd at any time desired.
The slight-built, paie-faccd young
man opened the door sof the Office
that so long had been his. He walk
ed out coatless and hatless and
whispered conversation was held i'll
the hall
The chief quietly said the necessary
words and Christie, Chief Burke and
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28

Judg Davis fixed bail in the sum OF
Office of Police Judge Stanaway and
closed the door.
There the complaint was read and
Judge Davis fiexed bail in the sum of
$4,000.
Christie walked back and resumed
his work OF transcribing the records
OF the council meetings..
Although City Clerk Christie was
under arrest from $3.50 to late at
night he was not taken into actual
custody. He was allowed to go to
and from his home for meals and to
have freedom of movement about the
city hall. 1t was early understood
that several responsible men stood
ready to go on MS bond and it is ex-
pected that there will be little diff
Guilty on that score.
Former Deputy Clerk Cunningham
appeared at the office during the day
and explained several matters which
puzzled the investigators.
No action has been commenced
against him-Journal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
Leslie Snlaill'S
Clean Campaign

Leslie SMALL, the Democratic can
didate for Senator from Ormsby
County, is busy making his campaign.
MIR. SMALL, who has twice been a
member OF the Lower House and who
is well posted on the duties OF leg
islator, is making a quiet but telling
campaign. He has not in any sense
assailed the cause OF any other candi-
date. In fact he has confined HIM
self strictly to the issues OF the state
and especially TO the wants of this
county. There is not nominee on
either ticket who has made a clean
or fight. He is asking for the sup
port OF the voters for the good that
he can do and his promises in this
line are strictly confined to state and
county business.
The young voters OF this county
will stand with SMALL almost to 7
man. He is also asking considera-
ton from the hands of those who
have followed the the gamS since
Ormsby became a county and mis-
long residence and manly campaign
is making votes from all sides. II the
political game could be kept as clean
as SMALL has made it there would be
less sore spots and the voters would
not have to eliminate slime and mud
when it comes In stooafea.st their bal
lots. "a
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
Entire Change
at Park Theater

The Park Tneater has made anoth-
er change with the film houses from
whom they secure their pictures and
the first OF the new changes will be
shown in this city on Sunday night
On Saturday afternoon the usual mat
NEE will be given and d most excel
lent set of pictures will be shown.
There will be a full change of pro-
gram this evening when the following
pictures will be shown:
True Pals,
The Miner,
Ideal Servan,
Rose of the Rancho,
Once Upon Time
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
HELD FOR MURDER

After the reading and subscribing
OF the testimony taken in the prelim-
mary examination of Will A. Flow
ers, charged with the murder of his
father at Tule Canyon on October g..
Justice Barnes held the defendant for
action by the Grand Jury. Bail was
refused in the case, and the defendant
was obliged to remain in the county
Jail, pending action by the Grand
Jury. In the absence of Arnold Lie
chit, attorney for the defendant, M.
A. Diskin appeared in the proceed
ings yesterday.-Goldfield News.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
PAPER TROUBLES

The Appeal is having some little
trouble in getting steady paper car
rier consequently several subscribers
have missed their papers recently.
About the time our carriers learn the
route and work two or three days
they nave amassed a considerable for
tune and become imbued with the
idea that they want to see the world
and take a trip to Reno or Empire.
leaving us in the lurch and the sub
scribers without papers. We believe
things have been SO adjusted that
there will be no further trouble. This
paper-carrying business is compli-
Gated industry and it takes time,
money, brains and patience to handle
it and then it is seldom decided
success.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
IMMIGRANTS PASS NEVADA
WITHOUT A CHANCE
Lack of Advertising Responsible for
Turning Away Many Settlers

There is something wrong with the
method of advertising the advantages
of Nevada and her climatic condition
At the present time there are tnous-
ands of tourists and emigrants pass
ing through Reno on their way to
farms and holdings in California.
There is hardly day passes but that
trainload OF people from the far
East and the Middle West can be
seen on the train looking out of the
windows, each probably wondering
just now the people of this section of
the world are making living. The
well-built city of Reno is pleasure
to look upon, after the tourist has
crossed the desert, but the traveller
only has time to see the smallest por-
ton of the cultivated valleys that sur
round Reno and other towns that are
passed on the journey to the promis
ed land of California.
To those interested in advertising
the passenger coaches that halt for
moment at Reno, or any other Ne
vada town, and witness the vast
amount of boom literature that ex-
tolls the virtues of California. There
is not a word OF any other section of
the planet mentioned. It's all the
golden state Truly the agents who
nave each section under charge are
making a study Of the matter and are
landing with the results.
About the only pilgrim that lands
in Nevada is some hungry tourist
steps off the train to secure some
thing to eat, and is left by the train.
He is SO anxious to catch the next
one out that all he sees is a busy lit
tie town, and goes away with the idea
that that comprises all of the state.
It's California or Bust with him
thanks to the generous advertising
of our sister state.
Nevada, on the other hand, has
plenty to offer the settler if it could
only be shown inim The products Of
this state bring even better price
than the neighbor across the line re
ceives, as the market is here and is
never flooded. Take any Of the hay
fields and see the result. There IS
no trouble to sell the product. 'Tis
the same with grains and farm truck,
while the cattle and sheep from this
same sagebrush land demand a better
price in the bidding market than
any other section At the present
time the large markets of California
depend largely on the cattle and
sheep to keep the California people
eating.
Land is just as cheap in Nevada if
not cheaper, than in California. A
number of large farms are being cut
up and sub-divided, yet there is not
an agent or an organization to pre-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
REGISTRY LIST

The list of registered voters for
Ormsby County for the year 1910 has
been printed by The Appeal and de-
livered to the proper officials accord
ing to law The list contains 882
names.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
FROM MINDEN

Mrs. H. L. Beck of Minden, came
down on the motor this afternoon
The lady is on her way to the Coast
and expects to be gone several weeks
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28

Bert L. Smith, brother of Oscar J.
Smith of Reno, and associated with
him in the Eureka Bank and other
affairs, has declared voluntary insol-
vency. :ka
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
FROM GARDNERVILLE

Earl Christensen of Gardnerville,
spent the day in this city on his way
to Reno where he has business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28
VISITING THE TRADE

Jay H. Fisher. representative OF
the American Type Foundry OF San
Francisco, is paying visit to this
city and interviewing the printers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-28

Good Goods at Barkley's Try them
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Call on Barkley--Opposite the depot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
FOE sALE-REAL ESTATE


ARE YOU IN EARNEST ABOUT BUY
Ing home?
=, II SO: would like to have you look over
the following
Every one worth moro than price asked.
but owners must sell.
II nothing In this list suits you, have
hundreds OF others to select from.
$500 tor a-room adobe-lined frame
cottage. lot 25x140 to alley; No. 9o9
Washington St, near 9Th South and LIST
West; $500 cash
$3.50 for n brand new 4-room house.
well built frame, adobe lined from top to
bottom; Its new. large pantry and closet,
electric lights. lot b0x135 feet to alley
$3.50 cash and $50 per month. including
Interest: IT Is located near 7th East and
18th South
$3.50. $3.50 cash. will take the Groom
brick bungalow on the corner Of 3rd
South and 18th East; lot 2lx7 rods: its an
AL built house. and was built by the
owner for home. but he is compelled TO
SELL hence the low price, don't miss this
opportunity; others are selling the SANS
class of houses for s55o0
$1,000 will buy an elegant double
brick house on 1st ave-. near M St, al
ways rented and will bring 10 per cent
net on money invested. I can make rea-
sona5le terms on this property.
$2950 Look at 511 South 9TH East.
heavy adobe walls. solid partitions. sewer
connection, and assessments all paid. be-
Ing opposite the car shops, It's Al rental
property and a good speculative buy; lot
| 3 rods front
A. RICHTER,
1s West 1st South st. Phones 641.
ml604
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G ACRES

= AIEES
near Westminster college. surrounded by
additions with cement walks. city water,
etc: don't turn IL down because or price
Look II up. Only $3.50
20 acres
ad joining Highland park Tho best buy
on the market at $3.50 per acre
Half acres,
East Eleventh South; good wnter right
easy terms. .
Swell cobblcstone bungalow on north
bench: new. artistic and up to date. See
us about It, II will not last long after
completion; 9Th and h.
s2s50-Buys a good brick double house OF
S rooms OH West Second South.
paying good rate of interest on
tha price,
Trackage near o. S. l.. depot. 5xl5-rod
Lot IL IT. frontage. f and 10th. $3.50.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.
so Main St m2547
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1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
COMPARISON.
Where can you find a house or lot
that will equal these for quality and
price? We conservatively recommend the
following.
$1,000
4-room frame house. lot 73lx15o feet
TO alley, Cannon street,
I-room modern frame house, lot 4itx
l4s feet. to alley, fine shade trees. lawn.
etc. Terms. $500 cash and s35 or $40
per month. This place is worth s4506.
house. The lot is worth the money.
$500 cash, balance SIS or SEQ per month.
o street, near Brigham street.
Lot 33x11o feet to alley, broom frame
we saps for $500 eass snssa an S~nE
month.
house. lot 41ix165 feet two-story barn.
home, close in. 4th East and srd South
streets.
s425o.
We are offering for few days a lot
l65Xl65 feet corner, on northeast bench.
VIII cut FIVE large lots that will readily
sell for $1,000 each, except corner II will
sell for $3.50. You buy the lots and we
will furnish the lumber to build on the
lots. We will be glad TO talk to any one
interested in this proposition.
$3.50
1925 each. will buy two lots. 5ox157 feet
to alley, fine shade trees. sidewalks etC.
This pair OF lots arc 5000 under the
market yalue. Location Park street, one
city block south of Liberty park
Each will buy two lots on Water street
near 10th South and 4th East.
s45oO
acres of fine land in Mill Creek
Will trade for city property. Are you
interested7
II you are interested in any OF the
above properties. call us by phone or call
ready to take you out and let you inves-
tigate our properties and use your own
judgment.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY
II West Second South Street
m2653
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DON'T MISS THESE.

DON'T MISS THESE.
ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED OR
STATE STREET.. ONLY $3.50: ACRES
LINE. ONLY $1,000. Is ACRES ON
STATE STREET. 3 ACRES ORCHARD
HOUSE AND EARN. $3.50.
5-RooM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE.
CLOSE IN. ON WEST SIDE. FOR ONLY
$1,000. $500 CASH. BALANCE LIKE
NICE LITTLE COTTAGE. SOUTH
FAST. sG $500 5000 CASH BALANCE
A FARM or, 2s5 ACRES IN MILLARp
COUNTY. GOOD FOR STOCK RANCH
ONLY $4,000. WILL TRADE FOR CITY
PROPERTY.
WE HAVE UTAH AND IDAHO
FARMS AND RANCHES TO TRADE
FOR CITY PROPERTY.
WELL AS BUSINESS PROPERTY.
WE HAVE \ GOOD ROoMING HOUSE
TO TRADE IN ON REAL ESTATE.
SEE Us BEFORE YOU SELL. BUY
OR TRADE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND
LOAN CO, 125 MAIN STREET. BELL
138I IND. 656
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HOFFMAN BROS.

HOFFMAN BROS.
THE HOME BUILDERS.
Why go on paying rent when you can
buy beautiful modern homo within
walking distance from your place OF
business2
$2950-A beautiful 4-room modern pressed
brick cottage on Cd East. Chan
dclicrs. cement cellar, cement
walks, large front porch. screened
back porch lot 35xl25 feet to alley.
Terms 5000 cash. balance s25 per
month.
S55O0-A fine 5-room modern pressed
brick cottage with stairway set
TO finish two rooms upstairs,
beautiful mantel, chandeliers, ce-
mcpt cellar, cement walks, open
plumbing full front porch,
screened back porch. large lot
Terms $500 cash, balance $50 per
month.
Sa000-Ncw broom modern pressed brick
cottage, with stairway set for 2
rooms upstairs. mantcl chandc "
licrs cement cellar, cement walks.
open plumbing. front porch.
screened back porch. lot 30Ni25
feet to alley. Terms $500 cash and
balance $50 per month.
We write fre insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
62 w. 2nd South Street.
Both Phones c4i.
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MASON
MASON.
MASON.

CALL OR WRITE. TO Us FOR INFoR-
ACTIVITY WHERE SHELTER RAIL
ROADS AND A NEW TOWN ARE BE
ING BUILT. THE GREAT COPPER
DID AGRICULTURAL VALLEYS DE
YELOPED TO SHOW MILLIONS OF
TONS OF PAY COPPER ORE ARE BE-
SUPPLY OF THE WORLDS COPPER.
THIS MEANS THE BUILDING OF AN
IMPORTANT PAY ROLL AND SUPPLY
CENTER WHICH is MASON
MASON is IN THE CENTER OF
PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL VAL
LEY. WATEKED FROM THE WALKER
RIVER. THE TOWN is GROWING TO
YOU WANT TO BE IN ON THE PROF.
IT'S?
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET
GIVING FULL lNF0RMATlON. PECK
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ACREAGE SNAPS.

81 acres on Fifteenth South. 5000.
12i acres 4-room house, good water
right. $iI5 per acre,
10 acres at Holiday. all improved,
large house, barns. etc. $3.50.
5 acres. Fourteenth South. Fifth East,
all improved $1,000,
We are headquarters for acreage: any
thing from one acre up.
choice building lots on State st. ex-
ira large, $3.50 Zach.
BAIRD REALTY CO..
22J Brooks Arcade,
Ind 53T.
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HOMES GIVEN AWAY.
MR.. RENTPAYER.
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS:
D0 YOU PAY $3.50 PER MONTH?
Do YoU PAY $1,000 PER MONTH";
- IF YOU DO
WHAT DO YOU GET FOR YOUR
MONEY?
PAY US
ID cash. balance $3.50 per month and
will place you in new Groom
|<sed brick home near 18th SO. and 7th
I'd: frst month. $3.50 is interest; $3.50
b save.
PAY US
b cash balance $50 per month and you
\ move into a nice new 4-roorn pressed
|ck home. same location. first month
|55 IL interest, SS.05 you save.
THESE HOMES
<t eiec. It's. city water. cement walks.
lar and are nicely papered throughout
INTEREST DECREASES EACH
MONTH.
fOU SAVE MORE EACH MONTH
TAKE OUR ADVICE.
CK Up ONE OF THESE HOMES
ID BE INDEPENDENT IN A FEW
YEARS.
YOURS FOR SNAPS.
a. MCCLELLAN e CO..
6Ss w. 2nd So,
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SMOOT ACT LANDS.
SMDOT ACT LANDS

'hSSl saNH Ian ~
On June lG, 1910. the local
United States land office re-
celvcd n list OF S4.S20 acres OF
land designated under section
s OF tile enlarged homestead
act. which entities you To Il
location of $50 acres without
residence. We can get you a
good loca ton now. but later
you VIII have to so out far
ther from the railroad.
We have full knowledge OF
these lands and keep q loca-
tion party In the field.
We are arranging for large
parties of land seekers from
eastern states 10 take advan-
tage OF this splendid land act
which no other state has; the
other states require residence.
Do not delay in coming to see
lis.
Dry farmed wheat will
make n good crop this year
where proper methods were
used IN tillage and planting,
Notwithstanding that this Is
the driest growing season eX-
perienced In forty years. Call
at our office for full lnforma-
ton,
LEONARD. THOMPSON &
BURRITT.
Public Land Locators.
500 Newhouse building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

NEW, MODERN BUFF BRICK, FIVE
rooms, 4th East. near 9Th South,
stained woodwork, tinted walls; very
nice $500 cash.
Go and see for yourself this elegant
mission finished 5-room cottage. 1886
Laird ave-; exceptional quality: and can
be had on easy terms.
We have just listed strictly modern
8-Toom 2-story new brick, on 7th East
near 4tb South; owner has reduced the
price on this to $1,000; can arrange terms
TO suit
Very close in. 5-room brick modern
let your rent money buy this home.
Elegant lot, near 9Th South and Sth
East; sl250. $3.50 cash: 81 by 10 rods
BROWN REAL ESTATE CO..
306 Scott bldg Both phones 5S8.
m261S
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BELL PHONE 1852. IND oas
ROWAN & THOMAS.
SUITE l. 125 SOUTH MAIN.
OVER WELLS-FARGo OFFICE
., 5000 BUYS FINE 4-RooM BRICK
H3ESE Hf't Sc CLOSE IN. VERY L1BERAh sh
.-s11oo BUYS 4-RooM FRAME lot 5ox
TTp 1SGi 4S 4SE BLOCK FROM CAR LINE.
s6if%H STSS BUYS Z 1Sg,1I gg,gILDING LOT ON BIRD
FOUR LOTS IN EAST WATERLOO,
ETcfr FAsSES -. The DOOR. a SACRI-
FECE ~ Iz,e IF, Ia TAKEN AT ONCE. TERMS
=, , $3.50 BUYS FINE 5-RooM MODERN
61SM T61SME; ,- GARGE LOT. EASY WALKING
Di' ANCS' VERY LIBERAL TERMS,
=, TM0 NO BEAUTIFUL. WELL CULTI-
WAITED FARMS IN DAVIS CC5TiNTy
30 Gg5I SELL I OR WILL TRADE FOR CITY
ga, M25o DO, BUYS A BEAUTIFUL s-RooM
s,l Ss,rlRIGTLI MODERN HOME AT 1872
M NJ StELLAN ST. MUST BE SEEN TO
BE APPRECIATED. TERMS.
r, WE HAVE ANY NUMBER OF
HOMES Or BUILDING LOTS IN ANY
PART OF THE CITY. ANY KIND or
TERMS, FROM 5000 UP.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SEE US,
IF YOU WANT TO SELL, SEE US.
THOS. E. ROWAN w. J. THOMAS
SUITE I, 125 SO. MAIN ST.
OVER WELLS-FARGo OFFICE.
BELL 1882 IND. 2s6. m252o
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m25S2

HERE ARE TWO EXCEPTIONALLY
GOOD BARGAINS
6-ROOM PRESSED BRICK, ELEC-
TRIO LIGHTS, BATH, CELLAR. BARN.
TREES AND LAWN: LOT 40X156 FEET
TO ALLEY; EXCELLENT LOCATION,
SOUTHEAST: PRICE s2500.
S-ROOM PRESSED BRICK, STRICT
LY MODERN, ON NORTHEAST
BENCH. SOUTH FRONT; LARGE LOT;
s6a5o
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
&C WEST 3RD SOUTH ST.
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-. sar.E-REAL ESTATE
y,rr KNOW A BARGAIN WHEN
~ yOIf SEE 1T?

" YOU SEE IT?
--x,os FEET OF GROUND. LOCAT-
q, ,sAo5sT oT IlTH SOUTH. NEAR 7TH
I. Y psT. v.'c CITY WATER; SIDEWALKS TO
S11;-T IN IMMEDIATELY; ROOM
y ~ ftBoUT 8 HOUSES; THE FINEST
1yJs,n w az A LOT FOR CHICKENS.
\ ang oSE TO THE STREET CAR; FACES
'4TS 'lsr rITy: NEW STREET WILL GO
~. THE REAR SOME DAY. SO
y |S,,s Al WILL MAKE LOTS, 25Xl44 FT..
IN IN YoU CAN BUY THE WHOLE
||aISc |SpS FOR 1880. PHONE OWNER,
.epdrST 34-K OR IND. 1909 OR BELL,
~ IN IND. I0g2. OR SEE OWNER AT
~ "A snsTON BUILDING OR 1925 EAST
..ddrS ~ soIITH. THIS LOT is WORTH
~ TITLE PERFECT. WILL MAKE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

5-ROOM MODERN BUFF BRICK cor
tage. nicely papered: chandeliers. stairs
TO attic for moro rooms, fine spring water
in house. Park In front, Beautiful Ioca-
ton. on 18TH South. Apply AL East 18th
South. Take Waterloo car. Owner.
m25lT