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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
MCCARTHY'SlATFST
MOVE ROUS[S IRE
Citizens Stand by Holdover
Commissioners Whose Scalps
Mayor Demanded
Rally Under Banner of Public
Welfare Fund to Cause of
Nonpartisanship

Mayor McCarthy's effort to oust the
and school boards is to be resisted by
the public welfare fund, espoused by an
organization perfected last night in the
assembly room of the Pacific building.
Arthur H. Barendt of the board of
health told of his session with the
mayor and said he and other commits
sioners would resist, as a matter of
principle, the mayors attempt to over
ride the nonpartisan features of the
charter. Colonel Harris Weinstock's S
motion to support the commissioners
prevailed
SEES NECESSITY FOR ACTION
In calling the meeting to order Isidor
Jacobs explained the necessity, as he
saw it, for such an organization. He
announced that of those invited to serve
on the committee of so there had been
81 who had accepted. The matter of
increasing the membership of the COM
mittee was referred to the bylaws COM
mittee.
The board of trustees, which was
partly selected at a preceding meeting,
was completed so as to have the fol-
lowing members: c. H. Bentley, ]. D.
Phelan, S. w. Backus, E. A. Mathews,
Barclay Henley, Colonel ]. G. Giesting,
r. E. Houghton, Colonel Harris Vein
stock, Walter Macarthur, John j. Pratt
and Selah Chamberlain.
Mrs. Harris Coffin addressed the meet
ing, declaring that the women of San
Francisco were much interested in the
organization. She urged that they be
given representation on the committee
of 80. 1t was then decided that five
women should be named on the commit
tee.
Following is list of those who have
signified their willingness to serve on
the committee of so:
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
lONDON'S SKIPPER
IS MARRIED AGAIN
Captain Roscoe sEames Once
More Embarks on the Sea
of MatrimOny

At o'clock last Saturday afternoon
Captain Roscoe Eames, navigator OF
Jack Iondon's Shark, received his nnaI
decree of divorce. At o'clock that
night he and Miss Elide Penazzf or
stockton were married at ST. Mary's
cathedral
Both Captain Eames and Miss Pe-
nazzi admitted several weeks ago that
they intended TO marry as soon as thS
law permitted.
Miss Penazzi is young woman or
many accomplishments. She has de-
voted herself to the study of languages
and has been engaged in teaching In
Stockton.
Captain Eames and his wife Will
make their home at 253S Fulton street.
Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
DETECTIVES CHASE
PICkPOCKET GANG
Two Suspects Are Caught After
an Exciting Run in the
Streets

Detectives Ryan. Mulcahey and Bal
letto were detailed by Captain Ander-
son yesterday afternoon to break up
gang of pickpockets which has been
operating on the Mission street cars
between Third and Thirtieth streets.
At Fifth and Mission streets the de-
tectives encountered seven of the gang.
who fled in all directions. After an
exciting chase Detective Balletto
overlook Frank Otterbeck, alias Wolff.
and Detective Mulcahey overlook
Lewis Boyd, alias "the Kokomo kid
The prisoners were taken to the city
prison, where they will be held in
detinue pending investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
100000 VOTED FOR SANTA
CRUZ IMPROVEMENTS

SANTA CRUZ. Jan. 25.-Santa Cruz
is TO have an automobile chemical fire
engine. new lighting plant, new side
walk crossings and street improve
ments and new reservoir that will
mean the enlargement of the local
water works. These municipal i'm
provements were provided for in a
resolution which was passed by the
city council today mourning a bonded
Indebtedness of $160,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
AGED AND INFIRM ARE
ENTERTAINED BY YOUNG
st. Vincent de Pauls Society
Renders Musical Program

st. Agnes conference of the st. Vim
cent de Pauls society gave an enjoy
able entertainment Sunday at the Re-
lief Home for the Aged and Infirm in
the almshouse tract.
The program was arranged by Mr..
FennelI and Father Collins of st. Ag-
nes church and the ceremonies were
conducted by Judge Thomas f. Gra-
ham,
Among those who made addresses or
took part In the musical program
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
ILLNESS FATAL
TO .LOTTA FAUST
Musical Comedy Star Passes
Away; Recently Divorced
From Second Husband

the musical comedy actress, who has
been i'll for several weeks of pneu-
monia, following an operation, died
here today. Miss Faust recently OBJ
tained a divorce from her second hus-
band, Richie Ling, a singer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
AVALANCHE KILLS
ALPINE SMUGGLERS
Six Victims Swept Over Preci-
pice to Destruction

BERNE, Switzerland, Jan. 25.-Seven
smugglers engaged in carrying contra
band through the wild Alpine pass
above Chiavenna, Italy, were over
whelmed by an avalanche today. All
except one were swept over precipice
and killed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
WAVES WASHED $50 FEET
FROM MONTEREY CLIFFS

SANTA CRUZ. Jan. 25.-By the in
cessant pounding of the waves for the
last so years the face of the cliffs along
the coast near Monterey bay. have been
washed away to the extent of $50 feet
at some points. This fact was deter
mined today by government engineers
from the u. S. S. Explorer of the coast
geodetic survey. who are making a re-
survey in this section. The stations Of
the survey of 1850 are again beling
located.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
SWINDLER is CAUGHT
BY OAKLAND POLICE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SANTA ROSA, Jan. 25.-Sheriff ]. K.
Smith received word today from the
Oakland police that they had arrested
and were holding John Sutherland,
wanted here on charge of obtaining
money under false pretense. Suther-
land was sent to Stockton to Charles
Ascherman of Petaluma to purchase
horses for bonemeal and disappeared
with $50 furnished him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
GERMANY AND PRUSSIA
WANT A JOINT LOAN
Bonds for S12O,oOO,oo0 to Pay
4 Per Cent

BERLIN. Jan 25.-Germany and
Prussia today asked for a joint loan
of $120, 1000. 900 on per cent govern
ment bonds. The empires share will
be SS5,000,0O0 Subscriptions will be
opened February . at 102.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
Shaefa Iinifed

BY the great Mt Shasta and Shasta
Springs, en- route to Port land. Tacoma
and Seattle. Only one night out See
Agents. Flood Building. Market street
Ferry Depot and Broadway and Thir-
teenth street, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26

and l very frankly told the mayor that
1 saw no reason to resign and would
not do so. I deemed this only due in
order that he should understand my
position.
Frankly / expect TO he removed, al
though the mayor made no threat to
remove me- I am willing to 60 for
there is nothing to make me want to
hold on TO the position. but / see no
reason why l should resign. I do not
propose to leave in a manner that
might lay my conduct open to misin-
depreciation or criticism. If it is the
mayors viii and within his power to
remove me I can do nothing but accept
a dismissal, but it must come in that
way. I won't resign"
CUTLER WANTS TO CONSULT
Commissioner A. D. Cutler. who did
not attend the conference. said that he
had made up his mind to no definite
step. He said that he did not know
what the intentions of the other MEM
bers of the board were, and that he
would determine his own course only
after consultation with them.
Commissioner Fred G. Sanborn, the
president of the board, made no state
ment as to the outcome of his confer
ence, but it was understood that he
took practically the same position as
that of Leggett. Undoubtedly both he
and Cutler will refuse to resign but
may accept removal without a fight
The fight is still possible, however,
should the removal take the form of
action based on charges.
OF the board of health, Dr. Guy E.
Manning, the president; DR.. T w.
Huntington, Joseph %. Cutten and w.
+. Wilson answered the summons.
Arthur H. Barendt, James w Mullen
and Dr. George 3. Somers failed to
appear.
Cutten was one of those who was di-
rectly asked for his resignation, but he
made no promise. He just listened to
what the mayor had to say. smiled
bowed, got his hat and went He didn't
tell the mayor that he fould resign or
that he would not, but outside the ex-
ecutive Offices he made it very plain
that he would not.
Doctor Huntington cut his visit short
but told the mayor he would consider
the subject uppermost in the latter's
mind.
SCENT OF TROUBLE IN AIR
The conference was very formal and
very brief" said Doctor Huntington
last night Mayor Mccarthy did not
demand nor did he exactly request my
resignation, but he notified me that he
would accept it If it was forthcoming
and he intimated that he might be com
PEELED to take legal measures if it was
not forthcoming. I told him that would
take the matter under consideration. I
have not yet decided what I will do.
think it is matter for conference with
the other members of the board, and
have not yet talked il over with them.
What the outcome will be 1 can not
say"
So the intimations have been given
directly at last. They have not borne
fruit, and there is a scent of trouble in
the air. Nor is the season of visits at
an end. There still remain the fire
election, civil service, park and play
grounds commissions to be dealt with.
Cards for more 'at homes" are expected
shortly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26

PROTECTION DISTRICT FORMER Willows
Jan. 25.-The three commissioners for the
newly formed protection district in this
county were appointed today as follows: r.
p: Weller. George Coleman and D. w Ross
This district was formed along Willows creek
10 protect certain lands from being inundated
during the winter months
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26

Bachelors hdqrs., rms. $50 UP. Bergez
& Frank, 421 Bush. Bath, steam heat. .
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26

The Germans are the worlds great
est chemists
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
MAYOR DESIRES
RESIGNATION OF
commissioners
Tells TaylOr's AppOintees That
Places Are Wanted to In
sure Harmony
Members of Police, School and
Health Boards Fail TO Adopt
Suggestion
CHoRUS-~we won't resign"

CHORU S-~KNe won't resign"
Mrs Mary W Kincaid. board Of edu-
cation.
Joseph Leggett, police commissioners.
Joseph r. Cutten, board of health.
SUPPLEMENTARY CHORUS S-"WeII
think il over"
Thomas r. Bannerman, president
board Of education
Henry Payot. board Of education.
A. d. Cutler, police commissioner
DR.. T. W Huntington, board of health.
Others 10 be heard from.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRoyED
TWENTY yt,Apc IN pTfcINESS


TWENTY YEARS IN BUSINESS.
-3OU HAVE TO SHOW ME- IF ANY
IHING CHEAPER OR BETTER IS OF
FOLLOWING:
A brand new 3-rooUn frame house. near
eth East and l1th South. for $1,000. on
terms like rent
sad dwo f-room brick houses renting for
S3o per mouth. on 1st West. near 9th
south: sewer connection In and paid for;
ene lot, 3lX6 rods; $1,000. $1,000 cash. bal
ance monthly or quarterly payments.
IN corner, TIN West. near Ind North'
l,SI1o feet. With 5-room frame house,
SIDEWALK and sewer paid in full; can be
oought for $4,000. 5000 cash. balance $40
per month and interest.
On Ist ave, near l., splendid 6-room
under Whole house: good furnace. laundry
lacilItles In basement. parlor with hand-
some fireplace. large dining room, nice
oeoFooms. large bathroom. with up-to-
aate plumbing; the lot Is small but the
price is still smaller; $3.50 for all; $1,000
cash and balance like rent.
An acre OF ground good flowing well,
@i.h neat new Groom frame house on
STATE. near 18th South, for $500.
II you are looking for up-to-date bun
ealoWs. have eight OF them on my books;
no othei agency has them for sale. they
range in price from $500 TO $500, ana
consist OF and rooms. some have not
water, some hot air heating plants. hard
WOOD noors. laundry. In fact. all modern
conVeniences in all of them; these homes
were built To stay: not for show. but for
comfort: located In best residence sec
tion or the city; let me show YOU
A. RICHTER.
10 West 1st South st. Phones 6af.
5000
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
BETTILYON.
Real Estate e Business Broker,

BETTILYON.
Real Estate & Business Broker.
1912 T.. Third SO. St.
Phones: Bell. 953: Ind, SIS.
$1,000 a beautiful 9-room
bungalow on the East side. built
Of lrebrick; hot water heating
plant, hardwood floors. beam cell
ings, cemented basement. laundry
and fruit room: modern In every
way. To see this place is to ap-
preciate II. Call us up Monday
and we Will show you the prop
crty.
sl5,0oO-h beautiful full 2-story
floor is finished In oak and Call
fornia redwood: the basement is
divided into rooms; hot water
heat; sleeping rooms on the sec
ond floor and large room on tho
third floor. which can be used for
billiard room.
S9.060-S rooms. modern, 2-story
p. brick; hardwood floors, full size
comerted basement, with all mod
ern covneniences: a corner lot on
Sd ave, close In.
81, ,200-5 rooms, finished stair
way TO attic; rooms can be nm
ished on second floor at A very
small cost The floors on the first
floor are oak: large sleeping
rooms. pantry and closets; large
front porch; full size cemented
S2,900-A 6room modern cot
tRgc close 10 the new High
school: large lot, sidewalks; house
built years ago. This Is n real
bargain, TO see IL is to believe IL.
Very easy terms.
BETTILYON
Real Estate g. Business Broker.
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a. N. HUMPHREYS,
rs West Cd South street,
Roll iIpT tud dI3d

WILL YOU MAKE AN OFFER
on this $4,000 brand new brick .5roon
Bungalow? Has gas range, sewer con-
uections, fine mantel, electric fixtures.
upstairs noored; cellar. concrete walks,
shade trees: close in easy terms,
Is 1T WORTH s3100?
5-rm. pressed brick on North Bench, is
modern. has cement basement, walks.
lawn. fruit and shade trees. Look at it
and see.
SOUTH EAST. NEAR CAR LINE.
G-rn. Well-built house with cellar; lot
5oXl65. nice lawn and plenty OF shade;
ARE YoU LOOKING FOR LOT SNAPS?
beautiful southeast lots east front.
concrete walks: $50 each
g. feet front: walks paid $500 each.
75X233 southeast; walks paid, cash or
terms: s1f00.
4oxl6o. East Bench: 6-foot walks paid I;
$3.50
CHICKEN AND FRUIT RANCH. $4,000
IL acres close in. with good house
barns etc: one OF the best places in this
country; must be sold.
Any part OF 80 acres: good land: near
city. with water right. at $3.50 per acre
terms.
100 acres of good fruit land; two miles
east of Murray, 500 per acre.
per acre. with water.
acres fruit land and Arm. house at
BountifuI, only s2SOO. on terms: 5 acres
at Woods Cross: So 900
A. y. HUMPHREYS.
rs West "a South Street,
Bell. 4l33. Ind. 3l3f
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BURT CARLQUIST.
Real Estste-Mortsage Loans
Fire Insurance..
Opposite Postoffice.
Third Floor Felt Bldg,
Phones $50.
INVEST YOUR MONEY.

INVEST YOUR MONEY.
Why lCnn money nt low rate OF In
tcreSt for some other person inSti-
tuition TO invest?
Are you not capable OF investing your
earnings judiciously? Are not the same
opport Inities that others have yours?
Are YOU satisfied that others should
make large profits from the use OF your
money and pay YOU an insignificant sum
for the privilege?
Wake up Look for good safe realty
Investment, investigate II thoroughly and
back your judgment with your money.
1t is to your interest TO see the real
estate we have listed.
LOOK HERE.
S720 per year rent for a double brick
terrace of Z rooms each side. located on
1st ave; thoroughly modern. The build
Ing alone has cost present owner iour
years ago S6SO0 Can show every bill
expended on the premises. The lot could
NOT he bought for less than $1,000 today.
Making the actual value OF this property
$500. The owner must sell and is VIII
ing TO take $4,000 for II. II does not re-
terms
Have you been looking around to buy
"a cottage? II so, You will have found
out that YOU have TO pay $4,000 10 $4,000
for 5-room cottages located within two
miles southeast of center OF city. Sur
roundlngs and ncighborhood give value
to real estate. No one will dispute That
tst ave. is one Of the choicest locations
on this street, connected with sewer.
sidewalks paid for, furnace In house.
rented at S35 per month. which i can
sell for $500. 1t Is the biggest bargain
for sale In this class of property.
A very few hundred dollars down and
payments like rent will secure f-room
modern cottage on 6th East, near Ith
South: good barn and good size lot. Call
for price and terms.
Property on lst West near 5th South
is held at $1,000 per rod. l am oifering
n piece OF property with two brick houses
of four rooms each. water and lights and
sewer connections ali paid for. Lot 81
rods front Ought to bring $4,000 II un-
improved. am authorized to sell II
for 1920. including buildings, on pay
ment OF $1,000 cash and balance in month
ly or quarterly payments, with per cent
interest. These houses bring $50 per
month rent bring Il per cent gross on
money invested and " the real estate
market was not as quiet as IL Is $4,000
would not touch this property. Here Is
where the owners loss Is the buyers 8
gain Get that $1,000 out of your bank
dra wing { per cent interest and secure
this proposition and be quick about ii.
Have many others as good 10 oner ana
am pleased ut any time TO snow these
properties and verify nv statements.
A. RICHTER,
10 West LIST South Phones GIL
s3s6S
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AT A SACRIFICE. 4-ROoM BRICK
HOUSE on WEST SIDE BETWEEN
lST AND .Np NORTH; LOT ilXll:S
RODS: SEWER Is LAID. SIDEWALK IN
AND PAID FOR. ALL FOR $500.
TERMS, ONF-HALF CASH. BAL. St5
PER MONTH { PER CENT INTEREST
WE ALSO HAVE SOME AND PER
CENT MONEY TO LOAN.
WALKER s. THOMPSON.
CONTRACTORS AND
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED. HOMES BUILT, CASH
OR TERMS FARMS AND CITY PROP
ERTY BOUGHT. SOLD AND EN-
CHANGED.
~ so. MAIN. SUITE :.
BELL 1901: IND. lliS; RES. IND, 439f
sii13
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HOFFMAN BROS.

s2i5o-t-room modern brick cottage on
east side, lawn and cement walks.
Lot 3S6Xl23l feet. Terms 5000
cash and balance $25 per month.
S2a50-LarGe 4-room partly modern house
on South Sth West street, near
Riverside school. Trees cement
walks. lot 5ixld6k feet, all fenced
in. Terms. 5000 cash and balance
$50 per month.
s2S5O-New 4-room modern brick cottage
cast OF Liberty park, large cellar,
front and back porches. lot 35Xl57
feet to alley. Terms. 5000 cash
and balance S25 per month.
S3250-4-room modern brick cottage near
city and county building. Fine
mantcl. cement cellar and large
lot. Terms. $500 cash and balance
S25 per month,
S3900-6- room modern brick house close in
on 2nd East. Cellar. large lot. ce-
ment walks and lawn. Terms.
s4900-5-room modern brick house on
paved street, furnace. house all
newly tinted. corner lot 47X115 feet.
This place is bargain and can be
bought on terms
We write fire insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS
81 Wost Second South Street.
Both phones 244,
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STOCK RANCH AT A BARGAIN. CON
tanning 1910 acres. VIII trade or sell
part or all, There are T20 acres under
cultivation. there arc over ten miles OF
f-strand barb wire. cedar-post fence on
the ranch, In good condition At present
there arc only zoo acres under water:
In addition to this water there is another
stream which can be brought on the farm
at a cost of $500, which would ne enough
water for at least 1000 acres, if not tho
entire tract. The land lays so that it
can be. easily watered. The Soil IS
black loan. In addition to the ranch
there are about 5000 acres of, grazing
land and one OF the best forest reserves
in the state. The improvements consist
OF Two small tenant houses. one good
sranary good sheds. There is al pres
ent on the ranch mules. 9 horses
wagons and farming implements Tho
ranch is located Ii miles from the rail-
road. One OF our representatives has
been over the ranch BY calling at our
Office. can give you all the information
you desire, and il you are Interested will
arrange for you 10 see the ranch, and
should you not find II 10 be as represent
ed we will pay your fare there and back.
We have a price of $4,000 for tho next
ten days. II you are interested In a
ranch OF this kind. call at once
EALLORAN-JUDGH LOAN AND
TRUST CO..
Phones S2J. 300 Main Street.
s4077
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HOUSTON THE HOUSERS.
SnO00

S.OOO,
d-room brick cottage. close
in. on a cut street. easy terms
can be arranged On this.
$500
5-room modern brick, cor
ner lot. improvements all
paid; sewer connected. Very
easy terms can be arranged
on this,
5-room brick cottage. mod
ern plumbing; close in on
East 3rd South. sewer con-
nected, paid for; walk paid
for and one payment made
on street paving.
5-room modern home on
East End South; south front,
improvements naid for: very
fine yard fruit and shade
trees. lawn and shrubs. Terms
of $500 cash, balance month
ly,
$4,000.
$40 So. 18th East, modern
tWo-story S-room house. east
front large lot. furnace, gas.
sewer. CRATES, large porches.
Terms. $1,000 cash, balance
one-fourth yearly.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
35l Main st. Phones 27.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond,
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HOUSTON THE HOUSERS.
5000.
11th South between 4th and
6th East. soft building lot.
5000.
soft. building lot. south
front. OH Princeton ave.
$1,000.
9th East south OF 9th South
west front, Soft. building lot.
make your own terms. per
cent on deferred payments.
$4,000.
33x165 feet. cast front. he
tween Brigham and list ave.
close in.
Tth South between 6th and
9TH East. size 10 suit. only
$500 per rod south front.
s5260
Corner OF Sth South and
6th East. l05x149. room for
three nice houses.
Snaps in business and semi
business property.
Also lease property, and
build to suit,
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO..
35l Main st. Phones 27.
We Write Fire Insurance.
Will Go on Your Bond.
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sMooT ACT LANDS.

We can locate you on a 32o-acre home
stead: no residence required. The soils
are sandy loan; these are the best dry
firm lands In this state Have located
10000 acres In this tract since desig-
nation.
ANY citizen OF the United States can
enter a homestead on these lands.
We make correct location. Call at
office Tor full information.
Fred j. Leonard. Don r. Thompson.
LEONARD & THOMPSON,
Public Land Locators. -.
800 Newhouse Bldg.
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135 acres near Heber City. s5
acres In alfalfa. 15 acres In grain.
balance unbroken Good house.
large barn, splendid well. All
fenced with combination wire
fence. An excellent place for
raising hogs and chickens. Come
and get full particulars.
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BIC BARGAIN FOR A QUICK SALE,
EAST BENCH.
S2500
S2500.
h-room modern brick and frame bath.
toilet. stationary washstand. elec. lights
large lot. room for one more nice cottage
or double house: sidewalks paid. sewer
on main street. faces south. 18th East.
near the university and 4th South, lot
30 feet frontage. Just think OF this bar
gainl House rents for $1,000 per month.
VIII sell on easy terms for little more
money say $3.50 cash. balance easy. See
us quick,
MEEKS g. MCCARTNEY.
210-2l1 Boston Bldg.
Bell 2622 Ind. e92.
Don't cost you anything to see this.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER-A BARGAIN.
EST LOCATION FOR FRUIT; 500
BEARING CHERRY TREES: 200 Ell
BERTA PEACH TREES; GROOM
FRAME. NEW: 100 CHICKENS; PLEN-
TY OF WATER; UNDER FENCE:
SHOULD NET $1,000 NEXT YEAR
GOOD TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED
ALL FOR $600O. FOR PARTICULARS
ADDRESS Y-20, TRIBUNE. s41oS
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The owner Of this Nevada livery
stable has II head OF horses.
large bus. single and double rigs.
cutters. wagons. harness. and the
equipment that usually goes with
Q livery stable He will sell for
$4,000 cash, or trade II for Salt
Lake realty. Come and let ua
give YOU details as to the yearly
income.