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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
ARE
REBUILDING
HOMES
COMMITTEES
AIDING THE DESTITUTE
Minnesota Settlers Who Lost
Everything in Fire Start
Brayely in to Re-EstabliSh
TowHsi Twenty-Nine Dead

lBy Morning Journal special Leased Nirel
Baudotte, MINI. Oc. at--Cn-
mindful o. the toll Of years lost in
the great fires taas have swept this
secti0n. the pioneer " the northwest
are planning TO begin anew their task
of home building.
All day long various relief commit
tees wcre ~ work helping the desti-
tute get q new start Temporary
wants were supplied and encourage
ment WAS given To- all. though this
WIS scarcely necessary ms there was
not a disheartened one omong those
who applied for relitf.
one more body was found today.
bringing the total az the known
Geaths 70 twentv-ninc.
An eady plans have been laid for "a
ncw end better Baudctte and "A bet
ter spooner. T~rainloads Of proyi-
sions and supplies are coming in as
wen as money. a large building viii
be erected on the site 81 ire former
school house 70 fheltcr the refugees
until they are able To rebuild their
homes a school houec viii be
r'artel 70 once and an the teachers
have agreed 10 return.
streets win be laid anew. stores
and Houses viii be erected and every
thing made ready as % o as possible
for winter.
The federated commercial clubs Of
the state have started q movement TO
set funds end tie Rcd Cross Society
will have charge 81 thc distribution.
The quick responses ~ the neigh
boring towns has enabled the COM
mIffee To- feed al who have applied
Fifteen hundred meals were served
today at The outdoor tables vomen
of Rainy River assisting the refugees
in preparing and serving the food.
The smoke that has lung so heav-
OBJ over the surrounding COUNTRY at
times entirely c|bscnring the sun has
largely disc ppearzd
a great part 81 the soii is Of a
naatg formation and will D. sInoul-
dering uniil e heavy rain ~
falls The fires have cleared thou
% acres ~ land which can
now be made ready fer farming.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
RAILROAD ATTORNEY
ARGUES AGAINST
DISSOLUTION
Government Suit to Dissolve
Merger Of Union and South
en Pacific Roads Is Begun
at ST, Paul.

IBy Morning Journal special Leased Wirel
st. Paul. oct. lI-Before the INIT
ed States circuit court here today
the argument OF the governments
case in which p dissolution Of the
merger Of the Union Pacific and the
Southern Pacific railroads is sought
was continued and JUDGE p. +. Dunno.
general counsel for the Southern Pa
cific. begin argument for the rail-
roads.
by agreement the railroad side of
the case will be continued tomorrow
Judge DUNES argument was a.-
rectcd principally TO prove hat tigc
Union Pacific and the Southern Pa
cific were connecting lines prior To
the merger and were not in any di-
rect or substantial sense competing.
He based this contention upon the
original act Of congress passed in 1862
authorizing the construction Of the
Union Pacific and upon subsequent
acts a~mendatory thereto.
1t is agreed by the parties that un-
less an actual and constant competi-
ton existed at the time the merger
was effected the ilegality of the
combination rs q violation of the
Sherman act probably cannot be sus-
tanned. Citing from the acts OF con-
gress Judge Dunno said ii was the in
tention Of tho government at the time
the Union Pacific was authorized that
the line should be built from the Mis-
souri, river to the Pacific coast and
should be operated as connected
and continuous line.
1t is said considerable stress was
laid upon the words connected
The Union Pacific was constructed
west from ogden when it met the
tracks Of the Central Pacific and in
1859 ii was provided that the COM
mon terminus OF the Union Pacific
and the Central Pacific should be at
ogden where the rails should to
form one continuous line.
Judge Dunno took occasion To ex-
plain the reasons why the Southern
Pacific received IS per cent Of the
Oriental eastbound freight received
on Pacific Mail boats. controlled by
the Southern Pacific and the Santa
Re, its acknowledged enemy. received
25 per cent.
"A long time. said Judge Dunno.
THE Santa Fe maintained a trans
Pacific steamship Connection from
san Diego. II was abandoned and it
has been openly said that the south
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
WILL
Be CHOSEN TO-DAY
Convention Holds Brief
Sessions and 5dj0ums With.
out Settling Question Of
Membership,
my Morning journal Special leased wirsl

ny MNfNtNA BHNthAA "AfAAa# ANAHNA ~ .
Fh0cnix. Ariz Oct ti-TwO brief
eeaslons of fhe constitutional cnnVrn-
iion permitted nttle Go De- dom toda .
beyond deseiopins q difference ~
opinion among the d~eiegatcs relative
a. the degree of elasticity with which
t. endow the rules which slaN govern
procedure.
The rules committee debated the
question all day. and meantime the in-
forest of the delegates conferred upon
the personnel of the committees
witch VIII Snaps thc settointaoinnu
The constitution The members -
theee committees win he named io-
morrow
rhosr which mHnopolizc the inter
est OBJ the delegates are the legislation
committee. which viii have charge of
100 proposals of articles relating 20
the initiative and referendum. and the
committee on executive Impeachment.
which wlt shape the constitutional
provision dcllin1 with uhc recall
Second only Go thosc I'D Importance
is else committee on matters for scpu-
rate submission This committee nil
have charge OF thr statewide prohipi-
tiou plank
Frank DE Sou.a. e Phoenix news
paper mau was chosen today as ass
s.stant CLERK of tne convention
DELEGATES who favor o. prohibition
article Doc tho constitution. made aga
effort Goo procure the appointment oi
IS committee on liquor traffic today,
hut did NOT succeed an effort also
uls made Co increase the membership
ot the Judiciary committee bs thc add
ditloH of thirteen or fourteen lawyers
eho are deiesates This was opposed
by members who want Gag keep AT
lawe,sr off enc committee oniy pres-
dent Hunts appointments nlli shoT.
whether autl-ianysrs aFeamcuts made
900, substantial impression
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12

ern Pacific in etn for this reces-
sion on the part OF the Santa Re IS
voluntarily giving it % per cent Of
the Oriental business
The fact is thai the Santa Ne
steamships were q losing proposition
and were abandoned for hat reason.
The Santa Fe has been carrying con
siderable freight u San Francisco
and sending it over the Pacific Mail
line and it is in justice to this situa-
ton that the Pacific Mail turns over
q portion OF its %eastbound freight to
the Santa Fe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12

Pittshrfs Pa ott ti-Charlas
Hickman thc uite murderer. uho es-
capped from ihr HerNtr county iaiI
Sunday morning ty saving his was tr
freedom through three steel doors
n eHrfurel hy ODE police ln Moneu-
gahria Cits iato pdaf Hr odmH-
ted Dos iaHnNf De- declared tf.
n.es Nith hieu h- hs vay oat
rerr tossed iutn nI- SEQ lrst uonIh
a1 a man DO uHH nnI knan a ket Or
alahiontd uitl a laek kulfe from "a
ht OF hardwood THO impression for
enc kc ss obtained from bod oi tie
iurnkeis rims rIia "a piece of ctta-
.He Elm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12

Lnn9worth IS worse warroad is en-
iireiy safe. Clear River has not been
heard from.
Messages from Cedar Spur tell ~
& hard fight with the fire and that
practically a3l the people are des1i-
tute.
Warread Is facing the problem 81
feeding the refugees A committee
gave aid to fourteen men five miles
west who had been fighting fires four
DAYS and whose food was gone. They
found nineteen women and children.
most OF whom were homeless. destt-
ute and out 81 food There $ IL :
mediate Weed of hay for stock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
DIOCESE
IS CREATED
Episcopal Conference Relieves
Bishop KendsicS of PaR~ Of
His Territory No Change m
Divorce Laws.
IBy Morning Journal special Leased wirsI

iBr Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Cincinnati Oct. IA resolution
-ifing thc sanction of the church 10
t7e hcaling oi the sick by prayer was
sdcptrd in one section Of the hous
deputies ol the Protestant Episco-
u1i convention in session here today.
boa was defeated in another section
of tle house hy the narrow margin
~ five votes voting being By diocese.
That a majority of the house of
iepriies we're ia 1avcr 81 the report
ws shown clearly when she clerical
branch adopted 81 ty @ vate OF ti to
-. with nine tioleses net voting or
divided The laymen ~ the house.
however. killed The report by "a vote
81 20 to o. four dioceses not voting
Il required G. majority Ga both or-
defs % carry the report and while
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
BODY or A BOY
USED AS SHIELD

N.n York oct u-Charies fish
er aged l- was swung urithine aud
calming from the sidewalk tonight
ut man Who used le boss bod1
io chees bullet fired by Hsrrs
ereenuall eco ~cx-puginst The mis-
sie pierced She chiias brain and ha
died within an hour
GrrtHHaid. terror stricken ana pun
eied bt citizens end police. dashed
into hallway and cammitted suicide
escaped Hfs ntmt nnf known q.
.thr lo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
ChoIera Reachcs EngIand.

London, oct. 1.-THE first case Of
Asiatie cholera has appeared IN Eng
land \ man who lived in Poor
Mans Hotel" died in a public hos
pitel on Friday The directors Of the
hospital are taking an measures to
prevent the spread of the disease.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12

AHNEIHtE HtNNNN NAAEtAN NINfNHA H|N a WISE
' III
honesty continues ~ tins STATE =
you wish to see special privileges de-
,,ss6 ~ IN men ana c.taaf at,rsrtunt-
AZ men FNa Hlh@ continue ~
Inc parry Nh3Ah NMn ~ III hfAN II
TINS state n"fe3h'I hAt
fai"ntl ffast theh tAfheH =" :
discussion - NateHaiispa
every principif % NtAsh ~ stle
Nas y r. feaHH ~ lse Rfp4 ,ei
and the ffAstifA N AffaffAm hiH-
coin
Tbs vas pF hAa frf""f
about me taFiti IN fftffetitt - ''
faftif, c"ipHei tsoezt sa
~ 7" KS hafht 4 seems niN
fbat me stANaAph II iaStA
IMAM s'nle pfep'f N"4le nave :"
mere tnNs eeHst NHat "''I"
2 time "hehs y pnf efs"hth'A ~"
nftet Niih ~ st"pl" Ats''.in'
could haNt "ia9f "a
~ the "fpoat@ Fap VIZ"
not act WITH fnle #f"h
~ tspNRfaeAia pa
me doeuihe eifftt%NN ~ Af'tn
national pia'asffn '"v
tne MrNl siiafi w ANN
airy % eiuAiiAf AhN rpsi g
hefe ana abteea ~ .if e''
dafupn y hethf
means prifnafii} th'i tle a'tl
be srtAR HN"tteh ~ "
y our @p"tthH men A"Nt Ats
aaFa n vase #MA' "AA
eanfioi Pc thHt h'Rnsf eta'''H'n 4
hstng when pflHnAf"S
the American Nas. "uiH - tlpH
NaAe ""tksfh 81 ~ osi'.
No" h"t Oily II ufAh n
q inc IephtAssh
tieFs = p me D"fNt"s - gig
~hfiining ma1'siiy "i 'h' A"lei.,A"
people a. e neilets lhai any
Ton % w pfNbts
fnt eesl,Nry ltes
4 tAf'ft ~ 49, "''
bhaiA'"hf 3" 49,
issat y ht'r'u. t"tf' =. I"
Nhfinnihk "fst@l'" ~
y iel 81 S"fA n'AsNtN y
~ tnai atoNe "Nl'ine'.
SOW VS.
eepf the pufp1se mn fApiieltis 3e
fiafta' Y f'fiHs - me- VIZ
that more - more atHas I"
people ~ inns tvIh ma N
methods hitheti" op@i0'he " N"h
INF Nl ihrlts i'f hfeAt MANY
past, are hetfFeiiFe ~ e9ffee"s ~"
Justly appiylhk tht pi"'s
elpie as outlined "b"fs =. !"
give propcr pf@'eebpn - Nes"
business, aA'Hss a'h :" VIZ
men m saeh gwen hnAiAe e " "'i'
tef Of riHht . @Asbee' Aho H"t
matter oi tAtpf :"
above ~ nos #lff ifV'sf Ptu'
- z matter II ias'i II P'siei'"''
tAinea ~ i"s-i"if'A
therefore i'ff iA ~"
should - Q taflii '''"''lssip' l
posed 81 impaft'Ai eNpfttA "mpts
equipped f"f Rb'Alhps.
from statements ~ lht'ieN's0 ln'
but ny snch inkts'kAiioh - Nh
tafy them ihat the lA'tH 4ts
that VIII 't@hlf
~ each gwen Gaze ~ '''n
measure ~ pfptF''l'h n's
carry out the ptlhtipffA aD"sN
torth.
Moreover. these 'hfests''i'h
should form pfssfai4 es
slNe report beihs uNs'ed 0f iiH nlsl''
50 tfat eHch rfhr"uic co.'s -
by isash IN aceoFaant" WIN thN
deFsippfn ~ th'A oi
partial experts an" NitNfNl Auf
being paid 20 ans pihsr eytisio,,
Than the lusliRt q" "et pHi'
case THIS VIII pFfN'hl i9s f''iin
ana 4 VIII Ai#o pfrN'hi the
ing disturbance ~ business M"'
necessarily comes Wheh ah the a'Nr"
uies are revised in lump
rs cnnefing into law Nucn q pHl'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
Gets Race.

New York, Oct. 11.-Announce-
ment was made today that the award
Of the grand prize automobile race
TO Savannah, Ca. had been officially
sanctioned. 10 will De- run on No
Vcmber u.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
NELLMAN BALLOON
STARTS at DAYLIGHT

Atlantic cltr ~ D. oct ILL.,
Members or the cran of tire airship
America under the direction of Walter
Mclman have semi ferenel MESA
sre to famliIes and friends ln anu-
fiiauon rl startling abe balloon Tor
fhc trir across che Atlantic eea ui
Daylight tomorrow Tho crew are
uorkinf an nIehi en preparation FOR
th- triF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
FOIR TOWNS ARE SAIE
l. LATEST REPORT

wsrroad Milan oct ll-Rcpous
just received from the Ore district
say Wniiams cedar SPUR Roosevelt
aud swift are at safe The Sire at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
TOR ssOwT TRAN THREE
M AIlIA

Foiers Honey and Tar has been @
household fttorlie fnr coughs colds
and ailments OFT fhe throat chest and
lungs Contains uo allatfF ORIciiy
a. Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12

London oct l1-king George to-
dag received in audience Commodore
Palmer ~ the roSai yacht Victoria
and Albert. which hc has ordered 60
leave Portsmouth, tomorrow for Gibr-
altar 90 bring King Manuel and queen
Amelic to Eurland AN dispatches
from Lisbon oncur in the belief the
new republic seems permanently es-
tnhlIshrd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

Fifteenth EasT Is the best graded stree,
east OF Main street. Come and see.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPEovED
YOU CAN Ma kk. MONEY

YOU CAN MAKE MONEY
IF YOU ACT on THIS QUICKLY
This week we offer one Of the real
bargains OF the year; the choicest COR
ncr on 9th aYe.-&2A by il5 feet to alley.
facing south and west on 9Th and + SIS.
commands delightful View of the en-
IRE valley. way up above The smoke and
DUST OF the city, in a choice residence
district and with excellent car service.
Owner must sell within IVe days and
VIII consider any reasonable offer: look
the groun& over today and make us an
offer Monday morning
Just east OF the above corner we ofEer
handsome 5-room bungalow. elegantly
designed and thoroughly well built strict
~ modern. for $500, an easy terms, or
VIII make liberal discount for cash.
Just four blocks south OF the business
distric, we have splendid 5-room cot
tase, which can ne bought at big saw
ing; the house Is worth $3.50, but we
Will consider an OFFER way below this; let
Us show YOU this home,
Near Sth South and Sth East we are
home, of the bungalow type. which is at
trectiye In every way. S35o0; easy terms.
YOU FURNISH TGE I or AND VIZ
WILL BUILD THE HOUSE AND
IOt CAN PAY FOR IT ON Tnr. EAs
PAYMENT PLAN.
We WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
THAT INSURES.
EARDLEY REALTY CO.
IL Main 81. Bell phone 9l0
1886
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FIREPRooF STORAGE

SArE, STORAGE-FIREPRO WARE
ho,Ise, equipped with automatic
,nini,Iers. low rate OF Insurance.; house,
fPi bo,d goods packed and stored. MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments;
n tiEInan6n1Sy;TI Ean 10 lei ,EVATORS and storage
s,oIIs, Pool cars shipped 10 all points !;
expert packers. Let us figure With you; YOU
Trices lower N l. Stores Co Bell
Irxchange l3 Ind. IL. m2las
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

FOR RENT.
5-room modern. West South Temple.
SIS.
Fur. apis. single and en- suite, lis So.
Ith East. $40 10 $50.
rooms. 4th East $50.
4-room brick. l. st. SIG. and others.
rooms. West Tth South. furnished, s25.
AND TO SELL
Chicken farm, south of city.
Groom, all modern, two-story VIII. pr.
brk. east section city. genuine bargain;
$500 value $4,000 will buy; terms; fur
niShed or unfurnishcd.
Ar, new. 50Xli0; $500. terms.
Or. modern. ith East; $1,000: terms.
Five beautiful e. So. Temple ST. homes
from $40, 600 TO $50, 900; all less than cost
easy terms. i3 farms. large and small
and others.
Agents for Pingree, Ida. townsite lots
Opportunity for blacksmith. merchants
carpenter ct al. trades; hotel for lease
Inquire about Pingrec. Ida.
Also Mosida Utah, by the lake. > and
10-acre farms; most reasonable. attrac-
tive farm. orchard tracts on the market
excursions weekly.
Inquire. We write fire insurance,
COLONIAL REALTY TRUST CO.
% East lst South. Either phone 1867.
rS65e
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THE MAN OF GOOD JUDGMENT WILL
consider present prices future possi-
bilities and potential resources before he
decides TO buy. t.s
Take your pick OF these:
Two brick houses renting FOR $50 per
month. located on 1st West. near 6th
South. for S3250
Five rods, facing south ON 9Th South.
near West Temple st. at sIoo per rod:
all assessments paid.
Corner ist and NJ SITS. neat 5-room
modern. upto-date home: interior OF
house lis beautiful. three handsome man
tells. furnace. sewer. sidewalks and paw
Ing paid; great sacrifice made by the
owner AS the property must be sold
see me for price.
$40 per month rent; sewer connection and
all improvements paid; price $500; To-
called on 9TH East. opposite car shops ana
always rented. IL you want specula =
tion and at the same time receive II per
cent on your money. here II Is; terms
$500 cash.
$500 cash for dandy Groom modern
brick cottage: all rooms on ground floor:
ceuented basement. furnace: lot ooXl2o
feet. south front on 10th South. near 9th
East. house was not built for sale
S3l50. on St, near 3rd ave, Il beau
tiful home of rooms. with furnace; lot
2AXia rods 10 alley in rear and on south.
Will guarantee $3.50 per month rent: Will
bring 10 per cent on money invested.
$1,000. double brick terrace TWO story,
on lst ave, all assessments paid; rent SO
per month; furnaces each side. 1t must
be sold.
! have property for sale in all parts OF
the city, both residence and business, and
know what is what Don't fail TO see
me before buying
A. RICHTER.
70 West lst South st. Phones GAL;
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HOSPITALS

GERMAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL. FOR
mery Keogb- Hammand. has heen new
ly furnished and equipped; homelilSe and
quiet rooms Sl050 10 SIS per week hos
pital charges: one half regular price for
confinement cases, 166 West End North.
Both phones. o1221
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

Don; get IT Into your head tba, these
lots are away out. they're close in.
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FOR GOOD HOME COOKING AND ELII-
CANT modern rooms fry the Temple ho-
management Mrs. f. Olauder. proprl-
etEess. Rea sonable rates. roS70
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LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
o, tront room; best location in the city
81 First avenue noSa6
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.PA3TURE

posIllon TAKE NOTICE!
lthoroneh 90 fecd a large bunch
best n,tpteds s,t,ds prcferred) for
1n ideal I,laita nlita hay. abundance
Vs, Roche ews,inter range Address
aeSter. Emery Co, Utah
4 rd092
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

a.r, .rSf q WITH BARN, CLOSE
g " west ist South. Ind,
1906
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HAIRnRESSING COLLEGE

WANTED SEVERAL. GIRLS TO LEARN
mnnicuring. massage. etc, Girls placed
in positions daily. Salary 10 graduates.
Hair cophlnss bought: hair switches.
Wigs toupees, puffs. etc Bell sl99. Ind
o9ie Upstairs over Cra bbes mi91
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

INNINGS. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets. all makes, put in your stove or
range; fair price. @. D. Loyett FOUNDRY,
m w. " r29i7
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LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED

WE REPAIR BICYCLES. CASH REGIS
ters lawn mowers 1T kcya. etc Knud-
sen, 90 SO. State st. y m4053
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HOTEL LINDEN, 123 EAST isn,o Sd sooTh, sou h.
for comfort ana cotVen,e cor eitI,. strictIv mod =
ern tntoue 'o"'' 1880
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

7cgT HOUSEKEEP-
1 FOX cru AZ Canyon road:
Liz modern r1539
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.7cuT HOUSEKEEPING;
jsrge uu' 1850
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

REaT. T~TNr1'-1M-RovED
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Cement sldewalks. lie water and trees.
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SHOE REPAIRING
COLLECTION AGENCY

STANDARD LAW AND COLLECTION
agency. Everett Jones Wade general
manager. We get the money All col
lections Will be paid without any delay
on or before the 10th OF each and every
month We have no use for anybody's
money but our own. as the golden rule
is our motto. No. l6 Newhouso bldg.
rfT12
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

~ tSsDoA. FINELY FURNIsHET,
ksl laapa,,ovements and janitor
nay nSta,lon In city. Friday
sh's open Inquire 11s S.
1880
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PARK CRESCENT

PARK CRESCENT.
One Of the finest plats on entire east
bench on 9th So. Streets are graded. side
walks Will be laid Finest view on en-
tire bench and close in compared with
many other subdivisions. Prices are cer-
tain 10 double In A short time Now.
SIZE TO $3.50. 10 per cent cash s. per
month. An ideal site for home. No
better investment in the city. Phone lI3
and we will take YOU out
INr[-IC'rNtlg<
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B o. s,sfhER HER LIGHT HOUSE
i tail Sn'seeplng rooms. or unfur-
Par'y' Bell Forest l55-NY.
roSol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

HOTEL SAVOY. 26 EAST .1ST SOUTH
Well ventilated rooms. soc. 75c and 81
per day: $500 per week and up; also
light housekeeping rooms, So UP. r27sS
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THE TUXEDO. STRlCTLf IN, ~ W,s 10
rooms single or en- suite y,raet %itn oasms nsar
e.i.I seIthG aLn Ihoater. Bell phone 1895. r2aoS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

y HoUSEKEEPlNG
Ibh gas, .is u., k33i6
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s7sNEp LIGHT HOUSE
'RNls1,nb 70 be found in the city;
foms, ,,s : per month. 17o Nortn
,ns 70 ne ;052-Y. m3l9i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

During the last six weeks or hot wealth
er we have not been saying mich. hut
University Heights. 4 dozen tcsms NV
der the supervision of the city engineer
have been busy bringing the streets >
city grade getting ready for thn cement
sidewalks and trees. Water mains have
been laid and dozen and one other
improvements save been made. Come and
sec for yourself We are Offering the
cheapest and hest lots on the bench tnar
can be purchased Graded streets and
city water: elegant view above the smoke.
10th South and 18th East
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MIDWIFE

az aiG sISo,F FOR CONFINEMENT:
b East Mrs. Kate Johnson
Bell phone 2e2o"Y'
1879
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TALKING MACHINES


VICTOR AND EDISON TALKING MA
chimes sold for 81 por week. Talking
Machine Co. l2S South State. Bell 1877,
r270s