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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

the aoutheaAt corner Of Third avenue and
lgsth street, fronting n feet on Third
avenue. e iesi 90 isslh siFesl and running
lhgouah 70 i3tth street 80 feet The
buyer viii improve the plot.
WEST FARMS ROAD. -Oeorge ] McCaf-
frey has cold r. the De Voc estate dock
property on the east eide Of West Parma
road rs feet north 0f iTtth street. ioox
irregular.
HUGHES AVENUE Henry W. Fedden q
Co. havesold for Mr.. IanOf theOne family
dwelling a. No. 1ito Hughea avenue,
BARNES AVENuE-HuHo wahst has sold
for q client the two family house. on plot
5o1luo. on the west side Of Barnes aVenue
lei feet north of 20ith street
CRAI0nILL AVENuE.-Andrsw HALEY
has sold for Ada y stern a lQt on Craig
avenue ClaaOns Point. t
LAWRENCE AVENUE.-M MOrgenthau,
IT,, has purchased from ". a. Handea
hi undivided One-half interest IN the
southeast corner Of iAwrunco aVgnn9
and 0mham Square N the HlghbridHo
seciiOn o. Tha hrunK. The properly lieg
one block east 81 9edgwick avenue and
one bloek south % leith street. has .
frontage 81 over 81 feet % LaWfunce
eyenae and % feet On Graham square.
Mr. Norgunthau purchased this property
With Mr. Harden a. auction Just twelve
yeau 4Eo. and BY the purchase % tbs
one-hal Interest obtains tut control 81
Tie prQpeity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

A. r. and ID. A, Karelaen have aold 70
Nora X. Rice two fully Furnished cottages,
at No. " strait0n avenue and No. IS storm
avenue, on . plot Of eight lots at Arverne,
l.. l. Mns Rice q manager and treasurer
Of NOFece Ne !. On " est 8eg enty ninth street.
Franklin Petit has purchased q large plot
a. Greenpoinl avenue and NewtOwn Greek,
running north from Oreenpoinf avenue
20 the railroad yard a distance Of 80 leet
and having q frontage Of about 40 feet
on nfeenpolnt avenue. The pTOperty en-
tends eaef 70 the MOntauk division % the
Long Island Railroad
Nicholas KilroY has purchased througA
Cornelius q. KoiA about al acre Of EFoUnd
on Emernon an, Staten Island, extending
from the Mainland section Of Donglas road
10 the Ocean View section Of p9lHiaa TooG.
". 9, Reeves 4 GO. have sold Tor ne RCD.
mond Hlll lnyesiment Company fei acrea
% land ~ stauhope M, iQf teo.0 90. hoy
also sold for Janes >. Graham twenty-five
acres on Staten Island Tor a,o.oo0.
The Central Realty Company has Sod
IN Woodland Park u Plainheld, y. =, %
y. I. Z Martin Lots 2. ,. z, Q. n. a and A,
and % Elmer y RunyOn Lots q, -. % and
81 Each l0t has q frontage 81 u feet By
Z depth Of rs feet. The consideration wSs
n Nelson Ehrhart has sold for Frederick
& Mcl.oughliR four houses - NOs. i4g and
tts FISHER avenue and Nos 5 and Golden
ayenue. White Plains Park Ths pur-
chaser y q builder. Who gave In exchanges
la newly cDmuleied aTaFtment house IN
the borough 81 The BFpnx neaF the IRE
mont station Of the Hahem Railroad.
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Hstorss IAad az AustIoa.

An auction sals q mo property belonging
20 she estate of Lewis BolverhsuF Morris
Wlli take place Tuesday, June Z at Che
BAchange halearOom, The Morris family
hiss Fivon - name % MOrraanIa and Morris
Heighta, Ihg Ogiflnal MOrR 70 settle
In the city 81 New York Vas Col Richard
Morris, Who waa = Captain m Cr0mWeli's
army end Who with ~ brother Lewis puF-
chased fha plauiatIOn RFOnKland from
samuel Ed1elk The properly was handed
down nom atnefatlGh 20 gensrail0n and
IpIH % among The diheFeat branches Of lie
fSs par whlr,, = q b cold. now cam.
The haflsln Rlysg apd lying between iloih
ApdreWa. Cedar, Tramont. eedGWlck end
no lois ~ 70 ths north az Washington
Bridge and are IN ihR vicinity Of View YoFk
tnlyoraltL, the Rowan Catholic Orphan
AaFium, Webb'n ehlD bufidqrs' Nome. ~
Hebrev Infant AeyiuN. the eaziah Nome
and tha Aondomy ~ ne lqcr4q Heart
WIN The lncraagod trnnan fsciliileH and
proposod rap|d iFanait the gaotian y rapidly
aspWiihg high ciasa rosidsntlai MATS hbST.
It's within ave minutes af rhs Islst stree,
subway station by the trolley which runs
along AQu1duct ayaul1a end over Waah-
llai0n nyl1WH rad which flfmIMhan an
aifht cent transfer atrvica. It also within
anag distance q tho ilt5h glroet elevated
ataf'un. The nuClion aala WI b bed
~ - gnpy aigaet aAiglFoom ~ Bryan L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

More than ordinary interest IL boln9taksn
In the sale Of the subway loop properties
offered on behalf Of the Public Service
Commission With tho cOnaent Of the Com
missiOners Of the sinking Fund BY Joseph
p. Day on Tuesday - the Exchange Salsa-
room, A bal passed BY both h0usaa OF the
LEGISLATURE and signed BY the Mayor and
the GoyeFnor allows banka and truat COM
panles and holders o. trust estates 20 take
inUrtnkes on tn property. 20 that q rapld
transit eaaemene y not an eucumbrance.
Nj. Day vii OHeT six plots. q total Of
Is. f7s square feet, eaeh plat 10 BE- offered
fFss "a single leis AAd then AZ en- antlFetV
and 10 70 AZ thu highest hid, The plOts are
on Nalke7. Centre. Canal, Broome. Howard
and Delapcey streets aud Cleveland place
he subway eResBlent " some Of thess
parcela = only nom 5 10 8 per cent, 20 that
very LITTLE hindrance oan exist 70 any kind
Of Z Development Of tAsm. All he piots
are vel adapted lo( lofts and OHicea, on
some % them Old loft buildings exist al
present. AL Of these plots are especially
tttraeiivs for the opportunities they dive
fof light and Air. Roat u them having three
frontARea. The subway stFurtura L de-
signed 10 support Ten stoyY once buildings
boilers and machinery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

A twelve story building. 10 he erected
b. Michael FrelahAm at Nos ~ and ~ East
FOrsieth street and No % East thirty
ninth street. has been leased By the hteriing
Bronze Company for tWenty-Qpe years ~
an aggregate rental Of over n hoo. 90. The
lease Was signed YESTERDAY The pfoporty
\ about so fest east of fifth avenue ana
consists 81 three four story buildings on q
plot fronting 81 feet on Fortleth stfeat and
u feet On Thlrty-ninth street, The WORK
% constructing the new building VIII b.
started IN about two mOntha. II VII cont
500 :. 9, GO and will be ready for Occup~ney
h. Flanagan 4 Son have leased 20 Mrs.
Kate q. Gardner the four story dwelling
az No. 100 West seventy-sixth street for
three Year,.
The Innovation Trunk Company has
leased for q term o. two years the show
room at No. s71 Fifth avenue. opposite NE
Waldorf Astoria Hotel. 70 the Auto stfOp
Safety Razor COmpany.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
for Emma ~. CLARK 70 Michael fOertach
The plot at No. So % sll West Twenty
fourth street; also for B. n. X. Elliott the
Sch lOannnnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

A permit for the demolition Of tlIe Emil
grant Industrial savings hank building ~
NOs. % 1nd 8 chamhen. stree, has been
10 the Candle and Krekelef Company OF
Brooklyn Iha building \ to come down
TO make room for the other half Of he fifteen
stOry ONCE structure Of the b.fnk. half Of
which b nov completed The work Of
demolition VII begin AZ soon a. the hank
mOyos into ils new qua rters next door.
Plans have been hled for changing the
slx story ApaTtmsni house 81 Nos 9ls and
mi, me- So nIS osassS =, M
~ West End avenue. he c0ot o. this con
HTRisSct GsorGS A. Faslns. Mn. !. II.
H@mmoRd : ne pssssass q ghs club.
story hriCk warehouse az No. u IAiRht
street. Tl,e new building VII havea front
age Of ~ feet and . depth Of lTSs feet. and
= to cost tlo,ooo. u VII BE- directly OPpO-
,gsi ' Rslr Ss SAM ssR%as #sa ne 80 ovSsT
Buchm4n 4 FQx Gre the architects:
George y. Pelham. anchltect, has nled
plans for q siH story apartment house, 20
he eIected a. the sou, .a.. corner O N
X. prank, owner. az q cost Of t8sOO0 The
building via have frontage Of 30 feet aud
a depth o. % feel.
Pians have also been hled for Owe stoTy
Julnel place 11s.7 feet soJth ~ EdgeoOmbe
road for Christopher Haqteti. owner, a
4 cost Of tlS000. The building VII have 4
fTOniage Of ~ feet and q dspth Of % feet
Euell 4 kueil are the aEohtoctH.
VI, WeisaenberreT, Jr. architect for The
| New York Edison Company uled plans foi
making extensive alterations % the fouI
story and basement power lOlige Of tnt
S ss q ' p R R2a aS q sIS Ss az as
cost Of - 600.
Plans have been fled for bulldlng q thrg1
story and basement ruaF extension % M
four story and basement private dwell ~
DR. ~. n. M Lyie \ owner. a q cost 81
87O10. J. " Van palt \ the architaci.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Resauahie PAF6, q rssldenee deyelQp-
a,ent ~ Newark. located RQslteLa w, w
public para. adoFdlns q yisw ~ WsqluAhlo
e New HSS here &c sSs s ssSsSSi .sSsss
within convenient reach and the building
sites aro restricted 70 private dEeiilnta
The gtregta are paved and PARTED ana ~
Sn hSsss lor e.ca as.y - o. i's $500
have besn lad throughout the property.
and Waasf, Gns and elactric hEhting have
been inatalled The mnina are laid WITH
conRectl0ns 70 the curb line . a.Old teAring
II. ps sSSSsSe ,b ssSs 20 Newark.
40 uttean minutes away. Iha Mount
lfoaps-ct aud maln line troleya pass the
nArk and ths clifton line II WIthlu lo9 let
o. the tract a. Hawthorne avenue and hef-
ssa stree, : number s q handsome ave-"
The BbtheTtord Realty Company vii ran
Special tralnn % Decoration Day from Ne
Lrle station. lqrsay CITY. 20 ~ properly
rutherford. The c0mpgny's tract y a.
s.Ssa In,9 sso'a 49, 49, Leo .s,,,resnSd Sy
houses, the properly being In a sstllsd part
Of. the town MeeadAinized streets, side
walks. curha. sewers. vas. Yetsr and elec,
TRICKY have been lnstalied. The Wdct
made a msrSiamissd boulevard by the
state. There are one hundred and tNenty-
two residences On the property. Whlon y
tour minutes walk from tho Fro station
and eieht inmates from ne DelauAre
larkaWauna and Western station. The
avenues are shadbd By full grown trees and
the Dlote 70 be Reld are n the heart Of me
beet reSiden0S q strict n Rutherford,
rbe caFlton Neatly COMPANY = dsyel9p-
ne Carlton rorracq AZ Rutherford. adjon-
inc the Carlton hill station. Tho tract u
On htah ground covered With forest tres.
4 hai1Fql PARK. House builtlhG q active
there this spTing and sOlne $40 90 hes been
eNp8ndad % improvements. The entire
tract y severed and miles % COnCfets aido-
ualfa, curhs end gnttegBi have bern ~,
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nnnr I,ur.r, q, nnnln pa.

BvFtO Fanlhaher a Co, agents for Gilpin
PARK, DuInont N. 4 !, have sold 20 the Inter
sfafs land and BaikiinR Cooperative Aass-
clatioa tWunty nine additional lolH. on
witch fOurteeu houses vi Be started thia
Euring. making q total ~ tWeuty-sirhi
DWELLINGS q - erected 10 the park BY this
c0ncern. he Mav W. p OttsraOn has
b0uxhf hvs Iofs on Semin0le avenue. X. b.
Maroa two l0ta on WyandOtt avenue. y. &
ElFwoIfh two iluta On WyAndott avenue n
iQlniuk toe nlrtady bought by him, n. IA
ClaInenta two lots IN WYandot. avenue near
Concord sirnet. LOUIS dalxiRBsr two i0is on
Onelda aVenna. Miss MCllee two lots on
seneca Aveune, Miss Brady two lots an
Dixon avenue, Mrs.. Hattie Van ReipeF two
lots on Heminoia avenue. Joseph Naryielll
Two i0ta ~ Sfnflnole avenue Johh Baird
three lOts on Seminole avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Richard Ryds. preuidsnt Of the Hyde a
Behman Amusement Company. has bought
from ~ Z. ~ Fitzgerald q large tract Of
land On Jamaica. upon which he lntenda p
erect q theatre and u1lra building. Iho
street. and Opposite the Town Hall. The
Long Island Railroad station u almost
directly In the rear. The property has q
frontage Of " feet on Fulton street and q
depth Of l3e feet extendlnx 20 Fleet street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
d. On b lne n[lIhtuaier. YarAl an.

AZ Z meeting q the property owners
% brlEhtuatera. Bay Hhore. T. J.. held Lest
Week II ono Of TIE Roman stona pagodas
% The head Of the Venetian harbog and
called Cor Ne purpose Of forming an as9O-
C.aliJ1 Tor social and recreative adyan-
tagna u. n Acholpon. presldent o. - I, ~
Acker8On Company, Which y building TIE
Ihounand Acre City BY the aea made
tho nguler % behalf Of his Company Of the
rIff 10 the proposed association Of The
Nengeian yuchi harbor recently oOmpleted
The uaieruay which was ESPECIALLY de-
giGnad for yacht haFborage end small boat
mG for hriEhtSasers residents, \ Us feet
vide nearly one mile long and doep enough
Tor the largest craft plying tia ttruat South
Bay Al Tie mouth u the haTbor are twO
reorestiOn pisrs 800 feet vide and eEtsnding
20 fsRt llto the bay The harbor ierlai-
nutas AZ the south Country road and Lower
Cascade Lake, where b located the Grand
flaaa, q lavOrlie gatharinE place Of the rusi-
Dents ~ Bright waters and sutOmObile
parties touring the Soulh shore
The waterway h valued % a1to coo end the
expenditure on Il In construction and
aeeJraasyn. exclusive Of land Values, have
exceeded u1o.0oQ u IVES unanimously
specihe4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

The opening 81 ne new clu9hou@s ~
The f,arIlen city Estates yesterday was a
social event. and it was voted that The
purpose 10 ma ks The hose q thoroughly
souipnad country club had been generally
"a rrIed OUT. Situated IN the centre 0l
brosd lawns. afh tennis and cr0quei
cotirts innmedn tely adjoining. tho building
i afftactively placed. II J. patterned after
an Italian villa and tho white ztucco walls
and red tiled roof thoroughly harmonic
With ~ surroundings Ihe spaflous oui-
door room Brumissss GOODNESS IN summer
and wall he glass enclOged In tho winter
HE large assembly room on the hrHt nqor
suggests pleasant social evening". while m
be- Ema Ter rooms on ho eecuuu moor
rntertn inments VII h. held.
AftsrnoOn fen vas served BY MI. -. u
Gray. Nh 7. 4. Woodruff, Nm. John Y.
Wnodrun Mss Robinson. Mrs. Julian
CS6ley ami Nias Cian h Morrison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

8iream % ~ L. hacKonkis. q pl0t eQxlQo
on h1Wlhorne avenue; 70 Henry WelnliocA .
plot toxio0 On Montague street; 70 ". ".
sohadt plqs pHIeQ on hockaNaE avenue.
place: % Martin Made, q plot iooxioo cqEnef
81 verona and hamllton placel; % W. u
NaHle, q Plot goHioo % NeronA PLACE; 70
Herman Diegol, q plot toKigo On Maple
atreat.
The sane company has sold a Elorai
Para 70 John hauel q plOt o9xioo On neeel
strapt, and 70 A WeaolowBti q plot oKieo
81 Belmont street: 81 81 Alba1a. 70 ~. H.
ROckql q plot toxlQo On Thorn street, ana az
koaedala, 70 D. uibler, d., plot s03lop On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
RlsEsss-PIalAy sales.

The Rirksrt-FInlay Realty Company hes
sold IN Broadway Flushing 70 the Henry w.
Shapin bulldlng synalcate tne plot Nexlo
feet south Of bfoadwsy: 20 ". J. k0lusd.
the plot f0xio0. on the west side Of Thir-
tisth atrest, so feet north Of FrAnconiA
AFenug; 70 the Long Island Railroad Com
pany the plot, isx1t, On ne nosihSest corner
the plot, leax1o, On the nrron side q Denof
place beeu cen heventeentn and kighteelth
streets. the plot, 1oOn2Q, on the north side
Of Depot place, between kighteenth and
Ninsreelth atreeta. and the plot. NORM,
Of the noFth side Of Depot place bete cen
Nlnsfeonth and Twentieth streola.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Burhs Glons has rented the L. D. Garrett
house IN Cldar knolls 70 Charles III. Marvin
Of Morria Hei0hta. n. r.; also Mrs. a. n.
WslllngtOR's house IN LeWrencs Park.
A. Wehrr al New ferk for tks SnmmsT.
Fish 4 Marvin have rented Tor che law
renoa Park Realty Company an knRliah
COTTAGE ID LaWrence park West % james
Edward foune. IT,. Of New York; also Mra.
Ferris ], Nelgs's cottage Tor TIE summer
70 Mrn. b, y. IaTloF o. Albany.
A, n, yOhnaon has rented the new VO
house on Cedar street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
M.s.apsaua m stsrpopiIeon Views.

The Queens land and Title Compnny's
sfareouiirnn eNhihltiOn az Madison square
"a rdan " % feature of the Real Estate SHOW.
The cOmuaBy b showing aiereupiic0n u.c-
lures III Old New iurk and views II the
same locations a. no present time. . striking
contrast Oh addition The company de-
veiODment. Mass peqta HghOWn ~ atereop-
ffrou views exhibiting Ire lmnfuFGmanf
and development uoIa under way, tqgg.lqf
9ifh fha new homes that have hgol BALI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Edgar 4 Curtis represented the sellers
IN the sale 81 Nos, ia apd - West Thirty.
fsth s1raet % n. u and z. Ernst. repqrtet
yesterday. Leopold Wei repreaented the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

The Windsor Land and lmpr0vsmaut
COmnany has cold AZ Rockville Centre %
j. Hmyth = plot foxi0l. u Ch4Flge 0eruleF.
pi0i o8Nio1. and to LgwM NIedoFHlnl1, 4
rios 1sE175KiaS un Loft ayenua; ~ Arthur
aVnIins: 10 "a NJ higga. = pigt a1Hlc1 pl AlleJ
Ifracf: 20 George M bafuhar1 and w ~
Menda, each 4 pltt eqNio9 - NlldrdI faFE-
way. % KATE Funi, q dot eario - CcIum-
Sa FSTisse,,I = sv S's. q "a a NJ -,sis
n|nf enEf1N on NockVnle cnufro PARKWAY.
and % RhtFiCk hanoghan. . Blot ioEiro %
GEfnual place
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; r. I; q; :. g z l''aEm'ns 'l'i't''' 'O'
FEipAT. NAT ~
Iiy Jo.rph ~ Day

cree: dus @ iudEmsn1 tlaisaea' SUGGEST 'eiasf's'
EEipAH. nat ~. st
Nv Joacph y nav.
Mangiu street No. -, east side, is5.A feet norm
Of hFUomt street AX1o.2 - fompklna aifccA
lao a1ory ttahie and Naran aia0 lQnlp 10 Aifeh
No, ~ west side. % teet north " hrgqms ginetl
1Hio1, four atory ifncuneng W. D. ttau ~ A.
admlll1Rat1ra. ee., ". q ID. ttau - ~ ~ y.
ONeli. attorney. Q. l. uoiiman. reitfpoi pafaNnn.
Nv hsEbaTt A. ShFrnRn- ..asIa
Fifiscnh strrel Nos. otf and "a souh side
i8l feet vest Of Flraf apeaul, a.HilA4 ~ a.uit
lrnemcnt Abraham 0ulinc4nild go "A ". llnia
koyncr q a.: Arnslsin. L. p attnruegg ,. Y,
Coleman. rsiarCe. dlIs ~ iudImenL uaSQd2A
auhiort y tanea. Ae. Nluool
w samuel Mars.
INA street Nos. AZ and ~. nerih do ~
feet east Of 3econd aFrnua, tltl4lil. va
ID. q. Lew Va hartolamcua Nuilnah q a.; ~
man. l.. Z. l.. Attorney: Hacgfane loae, tel
efeo; due on Judgment N.aloo suoleet - aafea,
w Charles A. iierrian.
Fulahead abusing on south strccL hounds
teing a feet south Of pier AZ foot % Chnipl afsA
runs s0uth 81 feat petcf nasalnrgr ". wuaam
rcnnlnginn "a ALL DecEer, A. y, atnlnsl9
James kearnoy. rulgrue. dna on Jug m9nA "
ilaa a. subject ~ taNeA. AZ, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
ELEGANI HOUSE On FREEP0RI

Tea ruolns. an modem improvements. ccsaar
plot is5Hia0 feet near station. 5rhooi ana cturtA,
tF-as y years Cd, price low; terms eaay, . 4
FEnGUgUN, i1N ErD1fwuT, y. v. Q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Out Of $500 studenta Mis- Blanohe
Zurcher. a senior in the College Of Liberal
Arts and Sciences. has made the best record
Of any member Of the class OF 1870 AZ Ne
University Of Kansas During four yeara
in every course she has taken she has r.
ceived between % and 100 per cent on the
arale Of ion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Gov. Hadley has recognized the eiIioieney
Of the college Of Agriculture Of the uni-
veralty Of Missouri by placing m ~ eharea
all the charitable institutions and the oonniy
farms Of the State. There are iit county
farms and twenty-five Institutions. u u
the plan 10 send inspectors around reau-
larry. These inspectors yin make fepoFta
10 Dean Mumford ard IN thia way TIE farms
will be managed b. the collFan Of agricul'
ture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
GOSSIP OF TRE cOLLEGEs.
New Methods u Edueatlon HIaaSrs Wen
by Women sgnheutA.

FROM ne Americas Edueafional Rerisla.
The University of Michigan was one q
the first leading educational institutions -
adopt the cOedueatiOnal system. In Jnnu-
ary. 1870. the Legislature adopted the rea0-
luton allowing women 10 attend the unt'
verslty. One month later the first woman
student enrolled In the literary dspaFtment.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15

making arrangements, however, to
nave the passenger cars on it's line
operated by electric power as soon as
the Smelter opens. For this purpose
1T is probable that the generators at
the smelter will be used. The car
shown in the picture is one OF the
type which appeared to the late +. II.
Hartman to be desirable, and that
magnate spent much time and money
on its development
The line of the Tooele Valley rail
road, although short is beautiful
one Starting from the depot. il runs
through the picturesque '"old town of
ToOele. at this time fragrant with the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15

blossoms of fruit trees, for which it Is
famous. Then IL crosses the site of
the new town." where many beauti-
ful homes and handsome business
blocks are being erected as rapidly as
possible and are finding lessees long
line ascends( toward the foothills. run
ming along the base of the Oouirrh
mountains. at an elevation that COM
mands most magnificent view of the
valley and of Great Salt lake
A trip on the Tooele Valley railroad
Will be one of the features of the visit
10 that city, May 19. OF the CONNER
cial club excursiOnfsts
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
WHOLE LIFE WRECKED.
Pitiabie Case of Decrepit Old Won
an in London Prison.
Especial Cable to Herald Republican,

Especial CabIe 10 raId-repuDI lcAn-J
London, May IA striking Illus
tration of how Imprisonment for first
offense will wreck the life of an in
dividual. was shown at the London ses-
sions recently, when a decrepit old
woman by the name of Annie Conner
was sentenced to twelve months i'm
.I1sonment for shoplifting.
The poor woman committed her first
offense in 1854, and was given a SEN
tence of four months. No sooner had
she come out of prison, than she
adopted crime as a profession. Since
then she has served sentences totaling
forty years, seven months and fourteen
days.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church OF Christ, Scientist
$50 East Fourth South street Sun
day services, II o'clock q m and s
o'clock D. M; Sunday school, 9:45 a.
m The Wednesday evening services
are held at o'clock
Second Church of Christ. Scientist
Unity hall, 1873 Second East street
Sunday services, Ii o'clock a. M: Sun
day school, 9:i5 a. m. Wednesday
evening services. S o'clock All are
welcome TO these church services. Sub
ject Sunday sermon, "Mortals and I'm
mortals." Free reading rooms in the
Scott building, 16S South Main street,
where Christian Science literature
may be obtained.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
NEW CAR AND NEW DEPOT AT TooELE.

TT He above cut shows the new Too
Il ele Valley railroad depot at Too
eIe, and also gasoline motor
driven passenger car operated over the
tracks of this company. This car is of
a modern type and a comfortable CIR in
which to ride. 1t has been giving reg
ular service since short time after
the work of construction on the new
international smelter, and Incidental
~ on the new town" of Tooele started.
II provides service that extends from
the Salt Lake Route depot to the smell
ter.
The railroad company is already
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
CHRISTIAN.

The Central Christian church, corner
Third East and Fourth South streets;
Charles r. Neel, pastor, 3O2 East
at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m: morning.
The Church Of the Reforma ton !:
evening, Wordsworth, the Poet of Ma
ture." Bible school at 10 a. m; c. H
Zimmerman, superintendent. Large
Adult Bible class, r. NJ. Marsh, teacher
large Young Peoples class, c. R. Neel
teacher, meet at 10 a. m. Christian En-
deavor at 6:45 p. m; Miss Mabie Rich.
leader A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
BAPTIST.

Emmanuel Baptist church; Rev. L. S.
Bowerman, pastor; Rev. r. A Lans-
dell, associate understanding erv-
ice, IL a. m; subject. Personal Evan
gelism-" Sunday school, 1920 D. m.
Young People meeting. Gas p. m
Evening service, 8 o'clock; subject,
Faith That Saves" Preaching at both
services by associate pastor.