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The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
LONDON

LONDON. May There was IN
creased competition az The wool al,-
firmer aud the prices realized were ,hc
highest Of the series. Coarse cross
brcds recovered the opening loss ana
ar" now equal to the prices 81 I'll"
March sale Medium nnc shows 4
hardening tendency on better supppt'
from America and the continent. So
perior Tasmaniau mcrlnos wore sougnt
after The number OF bales offered were
1905 The following Is the sale IN
New south Wales, $500 hales;
secured. 1s1f2s sd. greasy 6dd ls 81.
Queensland 500 bales. secured. Is ID q
= al; greasy Sdmla, victoria, l'a99
bales. secured, 10 n Is Ia, greasy, oil
ais 2iad south Australia. 200 balrs
scoured. is 4ladMls 6iad, greasy. 3lsd
ais "a West Australia, goo haze J.,
greasy. 10dmfs "a. Tasmania, SOP
bales. greasy, 5ddls Cd New zealand,
800 bales secured ioiadn2 s - a;
greasy. Sthd01s 3iad Cape or Good
Hone and Natal. 500 bales, secured. -
SdH1s 10iad. greasy, sm iod.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

saits ~ May 3Id furnished hy nnyd, o..
stone q co. ADV ESQ. \. g. r. H.
sl5 ALL 4r Am Zinc. $40. AriZ COM l.
---r-0- -+-i-- t4--t - f4e.- f4----.s rr-r
34s Nos a Corh 2f5 Eu COP a. *
n 70. ~ a y. $3.50 g. q a.. ls, cop
Rangc tf15. - w. iN5. & ~. I.8gd:
Film u. zoo Frank 92a cir t,asd,
Roy, S95. Kerr, 600. Kew. %. LAKE..
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
PRODUCE.

The market had an easier feeling all
along the line this morning, notably IA
farm products. Grass butter ~ coming,
in. and on top OF larger receipts 10
cally, stocks are being offered tr0m
Chicago at less than quotations. Poul-
Try receipts Were the best 0t the week
and tn spite uf some let-doWn IN prices,
the market failed 70 clean NJ calves
were unchanged hut the supply was
better than the demand. rho egg mar
ket is slowing up a little rs sterdSe
buyers get Nllcd up and drop out
straw berries were a little lower THIS
morning bat in other respects the fruit
ana vegetable market WAS steady
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
CuICAEO GRAIN.

CHICAGO May 4-Wheat opcnc1
shade higher % a shade lower with
pattcn offering 10 buy. later the mar
lot broke sharply all around. Corn
rtarted steady 10 &c lower develop
ting very poor support oats opened
,ased off ~ rrst hour Provisions O
shade hrmer but very slow
Noon Grains fractionally lower all
arounG.
Wheat closed weak all around Corn
OF In sympathy oats ended = e higher
10 &c lower. Proyisions--Strong and
higher.
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(uII 400 pnODI (I..

CHICAGO. May f--1}uttcr creamery
extras CSC. hrsts. 2Gc. dairy extras,
2Sc hrsts. @4c ESgs--Prime hrst%.
9ii.c. firsts laisc Chccsc--Tw u.s..
la U15c Young Americas. u r "a ier.
1.-Two poultry--Turkeys l5c fowls. lep
l6tsc. ducks. lsn i7iec, geese, II n l&c.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Crcameries. extras. ssc;
hrsts. Csc. dairy butter. 2lc. packing
stock. zoe per H.
Esgs--kTesh current receipts. cases
included t9tac per doz. Receipts ON
w einesday l9SS cases
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Markets ND Finance

1891; LIS. ass Mass. 2io; Men. 10.
s,i. Mp, seS n d, $3.50 = Las a..
Par $50, QD., s. Ray a52. : Re. ia.
shan l.lP59 sup 275. IS 4 H.. Zoo ;
\ H., $50, : Utah, e1o Tam 20. Trim.
Sdg on $50 SmeIter l,eio; 10 MP.
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BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported FOR The Times by Carson.
Craig x Co. Nav
Early London cables quote the metal
market off los The Boston copper
market was very nervous after the
opening, liquidation continuing in some
stocks making new low records Later
IN the daN the market was stoadicr on
Improvement in New York The feeling
Is that The lguidatlon Is about over
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
MARINE
BLOCKADE IS WORSE.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Boats
At 500, Tuesday.

CLEVELAND. May 4-The Welt
gel lock at the 500. which can be
used by the smaller boats. will not
be ready until Saturday, and the Poe
lock NAV not be ready Thursday as
expected. but all of the boats at the
500. which arrived yesterday. will be
held up for SO hours at least. There
were 125 boats held up above the
locks, yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
BUSINESS Briefs,

The earnines Of the Detroit United
Railway for the third week in April
were sl55.05s. an increase OF s2l,012
over the Same week in 1909 The
earnings from Jan ! were s2.i67 ,50s,
an increase Of s397,53l.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. MAY wheat Cash and
Nav. sill July. s1ois. sept. 81 30 =
Corn--Cash and May. COO July. 6oasc.
sept. 81 &c Oats-Cash and MAY,
43Ac July. tee sept. asa c Rye 80
. 79c so 2 76c. Cloversced- Cash.
$3.50. OCT and Dec ss.55. March. $3.50.
prime alsike-s7 Prime timothy
s2.l5. Butter. eggs and hay--Unchang
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

Pringle and Rloom have been selling
Jull wheat There appears to be 40
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported FOR Tho Times by Hayden,
stone Co. Hollis Griswold-st
Onen. nlgh. LOW knnn
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EAST BlFFALo--,Iosc.

BUFFALO. y ". MAY THE mar
ket closed With these changes. cattle
Receipts. %, slow and steady. prime
sto'rs. SSdt So. hnS,hefs, slst -.
common 10 choice, s60S SO sheep and
lambs - Receipts. 5000. lambs. active
and higher. shtep SLOW. choicc clipped
lambs. Sifa1tb 10. cull 70 fair, : a. 90 ,
NearlinEs s15oWS sheep. sac 65.
Hogs Receipts. ZOO. active. zoe high
or. yorkers $a.S5a 9.9o. pigs, s9.SoT
SIS, mixed and heavy. $3.50. roughs,
$3.50 n $40: stays. SNnSe5.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
InunINc puICEs-

Canned Good~-Apples, gals. s2fo,
baked beans. lib 50u60c. Lima beans,
81 ~ 80. Corn-Fancy Maine. sLl0;
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co, Is John R.~st Call Main
i49s. or City 1855.
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4 INC AGO.

CHICAGO. May -Cattle-Rcceipts
5000. steady beeves. so.60 QlS30; Tex
as. s46o1t6.tp, western S4.>oW $40 ,
stockers and feeders, So 80 "a 800. COWS
ana heifcrs. Sa1oGt7.a0 calves. S6.oOU
50. logs Receipts $1,000. ltl0c
higher. light. SHI5m9.t0. mixed, $40
a 80; heavy S9tom SO; rough, S9i0
a % pigs SN.S0H9.40. Shcep ana
Lambs Receipts is.o00, steady; native,
s425Q $50. western, st.l5a So, lambs
native S1.95 "a 9. 10. Western. $500 ~ DO.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST nrFrALo-opcning.

EAST W. tttIO-Ope ming.
nsnning a stevens Live >torh urPort.
EAST BUFFALO. y. v. May a.
Especial l--Cattle- Receipts 10 cars.
market duh.
Hest 1900 10 i.f50-lh steers. $3.50
SIS. good l2oo 10 l.35o-lh steers. s. ~
90 best l.1cN 20 l,sN0+lb shipping
steers. 81 5OlZ,2s. MEDIUM butcher
steers. Loco 10 LOO lPsL 81 40; light
hutcherA steers. sa25tt5s5. hest tat
cbWs. /si go "a $50. faig TO good COWS.
$3.50 1925, COMMON TO medium. do.
- So n T. 25I hest lat heif0rs. Se.60ut 80.
good fat hcifcrs. s5.,5ft62b, TAN IN
good, 10, s. U5.15. best feeding steers.
SIS ~ "a %. medium 10 good. do sa.2b n
.. 80, Stockers. all grades. si.506r5 80 {.
hest bulls S5mG50. bologna bulls. 50 ~
5.sb, thin lslt bulls. g.. ia $50. pest
mixers aud springers $40 65. coia-
mon To good. do S25fCi5 each.
Hogs Receipts 10 ears, strong all
AIDES. $8N5.
sheep and Lambs Receipts 10 cars.
active, clipped lambs. sN.90ff9 year
lings. sIlsHN, wcthers. 5000 t.'a,
ewes $i.;sit,
(fl1kfte
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Haydoh
stone x Co. April 80. 1910;
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Reported for The Times BY Hayden
Stone Il Co. Hollis Griswold st.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
LOCAL STOCKS.
RANKS AND TRUST cos.

ofnclai quotations Detroit Stock eX-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

CLEVELAND MdY I,-H0gs-Ke-
ceipts LOCO. market. 50 l5c higher. me-
diums and hcaNics. $3.50. workers.. s9.15.
pigs and tights. s4.6O Cattle--RCrci pts.
: cars. slow steady. I.ambs-kecel pts.
cars, s965 top Calves--RcCcipts, 100
lead s. 80 top.
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Quotations by HAYDEN, stone & Co.
Nav 1910.
cUuC,CO Gp,IN LETTER.

ObHHd Dsold. Cx)split
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

Stras,berric--24 quart cases. ~
sweet potatoes--Jerscvs KILN dried.
81 per hamper. Illinois. 81 per bu, s2.7j
per Dbl.
TniIow-No I. 7c; No 2. &c per III.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-03
By DR.. LEON
Blind From Bad Teeth
Persons Also Made Deaf, Doctor States
in Lecture.
in Lecture.
Special to The Washington Post

o Post
NEW YORK, May 14.-At the dental hygiene confer
and exhibit in the Metropolitan building tonight Dr.
Thaddeus Hyatt of Brooklyn gave lecture the ills
that beset with poor teeth
I'm art or science" said DR.. Hyatt, "has such
progress been made the art and science of dentistry
in the past Is years. The most important discovery
made only recently.
at is that the health of the entire body depends on
healthy teeth and healthy surrounding tissue It has been
discovered that the dental end of manifest it
self in the eye causing temporary blindness that
manifest itself in the ear causing Deafness and mani
fest itself in the muscles causing temporary paralysis and
insanity"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-03
Don't Experiment. Don't Run Risks

Which O O PRtftR! My
dentist experience ptng misunderstanding
hasn't To douby the high quality york.
absolutely
When dentist with established Washington
a
to oaE
Sntt asof
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-03

Methods restoring teeth health and SoudneS student
Experience Pcn denisy-eatng successfully thousands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
FARM LANDS ACTIVE.

The Sears Investment company re-
mort considerable activity In farm lands
the sales Of the past few weeks falling
of a little, but the situation Is sum
GENTLY encouraging TO warrant that
as soon as the hot days have past
much farm property In the valley WIN
change hands There seems 90 be a
constantly growing demand from city
neople for farm lands. places where
fruits may be grown. chickens raised
and where all the comforts OF farm NE
may be enjoyed within an hours ride
from the city To meet this demand
there are always plenty OF ranchers'
farmers and fruit growers VINO desire
change from pastoral pursuits, and
thev are willing and sometimes anxious
10 barter with the city brother with
a confederation in cash 20 cover tho
discrepancy in value between the farm
and the city home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
MARBLE FOR MCINTYRE.

A large consignment OF fule marble
from Colorado arrived this week ~ be
used In covering the walls OF the yes
thule and hallway up TO the second
landing OF the new elght-story Mcintyre
office building on the west side OF
Main street near First South. Some OF
these slabs are three by eight feet, and
possess beautiful white. smooth nm
ism This material, together with an
other superior Variegatei marble Inn
ported from Vermont, Is now being SGT
in place. and with that done. the Nc
Intvre block viii be finished. adding
one moro 70 the numerous thoroughly
modern structures 90 be credited 20 the
year 1910 for salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
UNIQUE COLONIZATION
TO BE TRIED IN EAST

In some OF the eastern cities unique
form OF social colonization scheme Is
being tried out with some degree OF
success The plan is for a number OF
friends to secure a tract of land IN
desirab bic part Of the city Here all
these dozen or more. as the case may
be, erect their houses within close
proximity of each other, the idea be-
ing TO build up an exclusive little circle
all their own. People in moderate cir
cumstances can adopt this scheme as
well as people more afrluent. the main
idea being TO form a sort OF district
where friends will be moro conveniently
near one another in time Of social par
ties, informal calls, and various other
conditions which make proximity OF
friends desirable. salt Lake Is be
ginning to spread over so much terri
tory that such an idea may appeal 10
people here. The scheme holds out
some pleasant possibilities, at any rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undrrsgued up
to ! pm, July 18th, 1910 for the mater aus
and labor required for the work below
mentioned and according to the specinca-
tons which are open for the inspection
Of the bidders at the Office OF DALLAS a
Hedges. in the Deseret National Bank Bank
South Streets Salt Lake city, Utah, and
all bids at the above time Will be pub
holy opened and read In the office Of the
Deseret National Bank. in said city.
All bids must be addressed 20 the Uni
versity Of Utah. Salt lake city, Utah,
and marked on the lower left-hand cor
ner "Bld" or such bids may be deliV
time and place OF opening same.
Bids must not contain conditions, quail
ihcations, propositions or any other
things thar those mentioned iu the speci-
fcations. contract and bond and bidders
must use the form Of bid which will be
found In the ofhce ~ said architects, and
no other form Of bid will be received.
certified or cashiers check on some
bank IN salt Lake city, Utah. FOR at least
Ave per cent OF the amount Of each bid
must he enclosed. Each check IL to be
made payable 10 the undersigned, and is
TO be forfeited to the undersigned IN case
the bid is accepted and The bidder does
not enter into contract within three days
after It's acc, ptarce, for the faithful exc
cution Of the contract and bond herein
mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond are at
the office Of said architects and may be
there examined.
bond must be furnished for one-haIf
81 the bid, with good and sufficient sure
ties. all satisfactory 20 the Undersigned.
The bids are 10 he for the following
work and no subdivisions will be consld-
cred:
For kalsomining rooms in various build.
inEs at the University Of Utah.
The undersi Ened reserves the right TO
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
A GOOD MORTGAGE SHOWING.

Conditions must be In n SATISFACTORY
condI,ion in any city where the -e-
leases of mortgages exceed new mort
cages fled That was the case In salt
lake. Friday That Is but another
straw 10 show the way Of the wind and
a proves the contention OF the optlnists
thai the money market Is gradually
loosening up, that money Is becoming
oasicr 80 access TO the man OF moder-
ate means as we'll as 10 the capital
list. and that salt Lake and vicinity
realty is slowly but surely passing from
"A Massive state to one OF greater fnh
activity. the only thiHg now holding
back the real estate market being
monetary conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
viii be received by the County Clerk Of
salt Lake County up to 10 o'clock am.
required In repairing and remodelug the
old Orphans Home and Day Nursery
buildins on state street north Of the
Utah. according 10 plans, specifications
and drawings which are open for In
Dallas & Hedges in the Deseret National
Bank Building corner OF Main and First
South streets, Salt Lake city, Utah. and
all bids and proposals az the above time
will be publicly opened and read in the
office OF the County Commissioners. city
and County Building salt Lake city
All bids must be addressed TO County
Commissioners. salt Lake County" and
marked In the lower left hand corner
rid" or such bids may be delivered 10
the County Commissioners at said tinno
and place OF opening same.
Bds must not cortald conditions, dunl
iacstlons Proposition, or any other
specifications, drawings, contract and
bond. and bidder must use the form OF
bids which will be found at the ofhce
bid will be received
A oertined or cashiers check on some
bank in salt Lake CITY, Utah. for at
bid must be enclosed Each check IL 20
be made payable 20 the County Cornmia-
sioners and e 60 be- forfsitsd to ne
accepted and the bidder does not enter
into contract within three days after its
acceptance, for the rRithtul execution
q the contract ana ooha hereinafter men
toned.
The proposed contract ana bond are
also AZ the office Of said architects and
may there be examined
a bond must be furnished for one.haif
Of the bid with good and sufficient sure
ties, ali satisfactory TO the County Com
mitsioners.
The County manufacturers reserve the
right 10 reject any and all bids
BY. order OF the Board OF County Com.
missiouers.
MARGARET ZANE wITcHER.
(seal) County Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
,.,o,s in More Optimistic
' came of embellishments
Reflect Conditions.
COLLECTIONS ARE BETTER
Generally l. Said to be Good
crop outlook Is Now Much
More Hopeful.

,..,king conditions for the past
- are reported as satisfactory Ihe
w. ..rcial banks have been making
Gu o,ite freely to their customers
"'' ceiling In that particular line
A"s .or,ine more optimistic. II there
-. any panlcky suspicion a few week'
(, ls not appreciable now. the
a ',s,r. banks are making but few
,.,r, At present, but the general situa-
-, one NJ improved conditions. The
wv as besn notable for the ming
WE ..,S,,ents with the secretary OF
Of -, the various state banks. y
saw sison with the statements issued
Vu ~. ago shows an Improvement IN
u'ss .saasa Of deposits and addi-
ts ~ surnlus. Both state ana ma
uV si hanks are In good. substantial
uv The only drawback Is the
.',lns IN Of the clcarings, indicating
a'.hsl,kase Of business transactions,
q. ~ Inc same time. collections are
p .' as much better than they
~. NTH a dIminution OF book ac-
''r,,s REPORTS received at the banks
,.s,,ste the crops have not suffered
"a The extent anticipated
HENRY CLEws LETTER.
us,rv Clews In his latest circular
lstter says.
The most encouraging factor. finan-
.suv IL the continued ease Of money,
vhlch is likely 10 continue until the
.,on movement begins. The extreme
..rinssncy anticipated for next fall
nj rrohably be moderated by the uni
ysrsal preparations for such an event.
because disasters foreseen seldom oc-
IN, Nevertheless. the situation OF the
vss,ern banks rs not an cnviable one.
A, the reserve centers these institu-
rsns may be found IN strong condi-
tlon owing 20 recent precautions, but
me- forthcoming bank reports will be
watched with unusual interest, and
urtll the autumnal strain Is passed the
outcome Of the western land specula-
,Ion will not be definitely known. In
terror banks. as Is we'll known, Will be
obliFed TO depend upon New York
much more than usual for assistance
N moving the crops The New York
hanks will. however, be in position
10 render such aid especially as money
abroad is easy. our credit there Is good
and the improving tendencies OF our
foreign trade will permit Of ample i'm
,0rts o. gold Engagements OF the lat
tsr are already reported. and although
Il Is doubtful II these transactions
YIELDED any profit. yet the operation is
sgnacant and demonstrates that the
United States win be in a position 20
drsv the precious metal from abroad
| IA much larger sums when needed. This
4 most assuring.
The wheat crop situation Is not very
satisfactory, but the outlook for corn
and oats is good The Indications are
for an Irregular market Securities OF
proven earning power bought at pres
snt prices will eventually yield hand
some profits. But until the political
ana financial clouds disappear more
completely, It will be safe TO use ex-
optional caution in all speculative OPP
Gat0ns
HARDWARE
me hardware trade reports n rather
qlei week as becomes midsummer
weather but Is more or less cheerful
over the Improvement OF collections
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16

Ethel r. cariquist, lot 10. block
l. Belmont Park subdivision e..
Walter Dun and wife to II. II.
Bartlett. lsts 30, 96 and ST. block
4. East Waterloo ,...........
Jessie =. Jones ct al. to McCor-
nick q Co. bankers, part OF lot
., block %, plat II ............. 800
Ashton-Jenk Co, 10 Joseph w.
Birkenshaw, lot z, block 5. Lib
erty Heights ,.,.....,.......,. rs
Utah Savings & Trust company
TO George Mcdonald lots III
and ~, block 3. Hackett's addi-
uon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .,.......
May L. Taylor ct al to Bastian
Grundman part lot 10, block
%. lO-acre plat A .........,.... 30
II, Leo Bird and wife 10 Charles
Brown part section is, township
] south, range ] east .,......,. 20
Joseph Terel and wife to Steve
Gosrick, part section rs. town
ship south. range I west .. rs
Kate r. Shepherd 20 7. II Hays,
part lot T. block 81. five-acre
plat A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1,zO
Clark O. Dunshee TO Ethel Corey.
parts lots /, 2, 3 and 4. west
minister Heights .,..,.....".,. 90
Arthur H. Brown and wife 10 Au-
gust Stoker. lots 80 and a., block
2, Federal Heights addition 500
Eagle Mercantile company to
Charles Bell, lot 20, block /,
Granite addition ...........,,.. 35'
Christian Nieman and wife to
Malvin A. NJ Albrand, part
section is. township / south.
range / west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bO'
The Telluride Realty company TO
Milton d. Grosk lots 3b, 80 and
81, block 2, Federal Heights l'so'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
Pioneer Roofings.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
INHERIT PAPER co.
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits we're issued during
the week as follows.
z. c. NJ. l., block 46. plat "A"
two-story brick warehouse 49,. $4,000
II Mason, rear 500 Wall street,
one story frame dwelling. ...... 1000
Moore. estate, 563 west First
South brick addition .,.......,. 500
L. d. 2 Church, Fifth ward meet
west ........,... ,.,............. 1900
Utah Hotel company, block SO.
er "i plant I ',...'.'...,'.'.......... $4,000
Symns- L tab Grocer company 321
tio lion to warehouse ' ..,.'.'.'..1'. 10000
Henry Luce. two-story, l2-room
brick store and dwelling, 40 It
street .,..,.,.. ...-.'....'..''''' 4VvV
Thomas Holiday alterations frame
greenhouse. BIS Tenth Fast. 800
Cecilia Edholm. one-story, two
room frame dwelling sis west
j. A. G. Nelson. frame barn, rear
s25 Martin avenue ...,.'......,,. 500
w. G. A NissinE. l0l to Ill sixth
East street, three-story brick
apartment ..,....,.. .......,,... 25,OOo
W. =. Elder. 225 east Fifth South,
one-story brick store .......... 1000
Kimhall & Richards, 1890 Third
East. one-story brick dwelling. 1900
r u. Jones, 932 Tenth East, one
story brick dwelling ..,......,. 1000
Rich & Morris. 900 McC1elland
street, one-stury brick dwelling. 1000