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TO PURCHASE
 HEATING PLAN
TO PURCHASE heating plant State Capitol Commission t0 Buy Warmth for Legislators and Will Open Bids of Various Con-
 cerns Monday.

Little Rock, Nov. 26.-Acting un- der the assurance given by a large majority of the members of the next General Assembly, that an appropria- ton will be made to pay for a per manent heating plant as contracted for now by the State Capitol Commits sion, the members of the Commits sion have asked for bids upon the installation of the plant This has brought in some of the largest heat ing plant concerns of the United States and in all probability the bids will be opened Monday afoer- noon.
 Should th.s be done the success ful bidder will be asked to commence work by the first of the month in or der that the plant can be practically completed by the time the General Assembly conyenes. If the entire plant cannot be completed by that time the successful bidder will be asked to make such installation as will heat the building temporarily, 50 the legislature can remain in the new building during the entire ses- sion. Work on the balance of the building is still progressing rapidly Eand by Monday at least. tho flag will float over the dome of the Capitol showing the work upon it has been completed. The metal cap on top of the lantern tower was placed in posi- ton Friday, leaving but 9 small amount of masonary work 10 be done about it.
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Had the Effect.

"Yes," she said in answer to some thing he had said, "the old songs arc very beautiful"
 "Beautiful!" he exclaimed entaust asticaly "Beautiful hardly describes them. They are--they are-well, com pared with them the songs of today are trash. inc yeriest trash"
 q agree with you yet the old songs sometimes contain sentiments that one cannot wholly approve"
 II think you are mistaken"
 "I will give yol al, illustration. Therr .s John Howard Payne's Home. Swee@ Mome.' fer instance. You surely do Issi agree with all the sentiments 1t con tains?'
 "Why mi r' he asked warmly. "W1y 1ot?''
 s.De, ause." sh: said. SiaAcfng at ths clock, which was marking the hour ei i1-''because there is iiAs in thad song which scys There's As place uae home. Ycu do not ha'ieye that. ds you?-
 Then he corghed a hollow esugh sd arose ard wen: silently ct hts tAs night.
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Empty TitIee.

William Jennings Bryan once joEea about our American fondness for titi',>.
 You all know of the colonel. s!e said. "who got his title by inheritance. having married Colonel Browns wid ow? But once met . Ssasral who got his title neither by inhsEttaHee. ner by service. nor by aaythAag ysx could mention.
 "'Ceneral,' l SeiA te n1M. 'hew dc yaa como by this Htis sf ysufs. any WAyr
 Why, sir said hA I passed m. spu,h in the -four tra4s ed for 'twen .y-ssven years VA . 0enssRa miller.
 Il know anstAer tG1sA Ha1, Judge Greene
 ":..re you. ST, soes asksA him. 3 Uni.N States judge Ar . sirsuit conr: judSe?'
 "'l ain't neither ho pepafAi 1's" { fasi.:s of hoSs rac!n.
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The Graphic has been authorized to announce F. A. Sheppard, as a candi- date for reelection from the Second ward, his candidacy being subject to the action of the Democratic party at the primary election.
 The Graphic Is authorized to an- rouDee Alderman Gabe Meyer for re- election, his candidacy being subject to the action of the Democratic party didate for reelection as Alderman at the city election. He Is can- didate from the Second Ward.
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NAD TAX NOTICE.

Notiss is Asrsby given that the road taxes fer Roa1 Improvement Distrtsk No l e JsffesUon county, Arkansan kAowA = 11sa1am road. south q this city. will be due on January .. next. ana if 0aAe are not paid w.tA1n sixty days tAsraftsr penalty of 1S per sent atteshas by operation of law for sAid delinquency. All lands wish- in said nsaA Improvement Dist1int are liable = sach tax and owners will please tahs notice hereof and avoid penalty and costs.
 EDGAR BREWSTER.
 II 6 30t. Collector.
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The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce George ". Lovejoy IS can di9ate for Police Judge, his candi- dacy being subject to the action of Ne Democratic party.
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FOR CITY TREASURER.

The Graphic is authorized to an nounce Veo B. Alexander as can- didate for a second and endorsement term for tho office of city treasurer. subject to the astisn oS the Dsmcsra- tic primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

The Graphic Is authorized to an nounce Emil Hercher as candidate for alderman from the First ward, his candidacy being subject to the will of the Democratic party at the primary.
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NOTICE.

This is to certify that the law firm of Nixon & Shaw has been this day dissolved by mutual consent of both parties hereto.
 Any and all accounts owed by the firm will be paid by either when presented, and either party VII re- eeive and receipt for any funds due the old fl n.
 Given under our hand this 31st day of October, 1910.
 T. HAVfS NIXON.
 ]. NJ. SHAW.
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Fer Al0nI1R.

The Grapkic is authorized to an nounce Rudolph Wolff as 6 candi date for alderman from the Fourth ward, his candidacy being subject to the action of the Democratic party at the primary election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27
For Police Judge.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce J. R. Stewart as candidate for reelection to the office of police Judge his candidacy being subject to the action of the Democratic party
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The Graphic Is authorized to an- nounce MT. George B. Moore as a candidate for alderman from the Sec ond ward. subject to the action Of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27
SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO. 1.
 (0liye St.)

lVllNe St.)
 The tax books for the coil" ton .. special assessment upon the real proper>y in Sidewalk Histr.c, No. in the city of Pine Bluff has 5ss~ placed in " hands.
 All owners ef real property lyi1s in the district are required to pA. their assessnent to me within thirty days fren tAis date.
 If such payne1. is not made actlss will be commenced at the end of tina, time for tho collection of such assess ment and for lesal penalties and cost Given under ny hand this 'st dAs 5s NovemAss. 1e1e.
 \. c. RUSSELL. City Collector. Cff.ss. City HAll, ! a. m. to 12 n.
 1T 2 In
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s'--> 4! ~tefi inn.

\ frtras 9.Sy J@',.st aa agod uia' a,hat ca@ =ssi5a 99 complain se aftet If evest3ae r=n aud 0e5!z4ess '.<l5S a-i er ''l ha2" etel' day st llIs.. :. = n nave two fajr, as td tame F25 =5..ss"s u Keep tram Iueliae 1"sv l"-.= 5aNAe ,o ..saHaso, ser, aa4tp4=,.=t .9". a s.eH to cha;n and 8 s.ek n l ;as&s.I wait upon.
 ='vHol. s.-''t=' ra,q,nonted his friend ''..14 q .l=s ='&eod, But l didn't k! - =s,zs s.] anything to do with ,lellaas.#.. t= V. then. do you make | Ut..
 "3h> o!t,. :: the old man, lis. tsn s.s ,.s. u. gre m9 e.es. which
 Ehtst .,'l4.ti ii ::::,ent'y: the two hares a9a s! t,st l-'.it.h must keep from Tai<inS i'a tar WAYS of sin; the two hawks are my han.!s, which l must train to work. that may provide for myself and those dependent on me xs well as fer needy friend occasionally the serpent is my tongue. which l mus+ keep ever bridlcd lest 1t speak un seemly; the lion is my beart, with which I have continual fight lest evil things come out of it. and the sick man is my whole body, which is al ways needing my watchfulness and care All this daily wears out my strength"
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At the solicitation of many friends announce myself as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Pine Bluff, sub ject to action of Democratic primary.
 ED W. BOCAGE
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The Graphic is authorized to an- nounee PAT c. CHESNUTF as a can- from the First Ward, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

The GraShSs has bseA asrASrtzed to an nDoun0s DY. A. c. Jor1sn As . candidate for HAysr, hts candidacy being ssh3sst ts tho ss41Bs sl tao DemocrsAsc party at tbs sasxans cfty primary elestten.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer MayH,

The Graphic h authorized to an nounce Major W. J. Parkss as . can didate for mayor, s.hsset to the ac ton of the Denssraas primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

OUND BETWEEN BARRAo,,n and Oak. a bunch of keys on ring. owner can have same by calling at
 Graphic office and paying for this
 ts- s.s 11-26-6t.
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FOR sALELSW 1 OF BLOCK 52, Dexter Hardin ldilion, contain
 Ing 5 four room uses, fine water. level land. $2.75ash or $3,000 on
 time. 1-2 dow balance to suit convenitnce ofIurchaser. Mrs.
 Bettie Avar.tt. H Ala. il 17 Ut
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Peer.

Pecr.
 fear causes nuf, s-Ns~ rhaH Ae Aic robes. moro deh ' tkxE famine, Aets failures than a&c& It costs isore thNA war. k always f&alure and . never ne,,eSsary. sa'A medical man. Fser ~>e!:er's thc heasts astisD. in- A1rss ileestaon. lnvitse fadAseatfsn oschee-s potssa thrsu0A lsss1re-faa a fe< c and is thas tss nsthAr = sxto Dsseasas. wtAcs ~sh~ aksakay eaaosss = sr~es4y saAs ia eAs pDsla~s*oa sf 4stt~ a~ ,ew ..evs - ~ - ADse0s~a.
 osnscifsoa spsaeeea, "wns tA yss Rass Ua~a av~ A.~~ .~.>~. A- SE1An1T ! hey esS - M~~ ess.e s~s ~ As &sAaay sn.!!sA srw~neMgsY.
 HS~~s N~ ts.ac.sr s1R't unD1ASo4Rr ~ sah lae. Ms AaAu. WAu yss FskS.ss sAe tsSa Aa -soe an1G1US 0As lev aA " sp~N ~so VA e1ua . t19W 'Aa sssAw dsf a,Vh~
 Nse ss~sss mDA
 w wstA tas2 ' i sAsA saA . sgas ntsAeA N.Y..
 'AWe ys~ wS@l9 bo Wsng. I sAsuN eatAce Aesss1be hr e bul1es n11Ao6"
 'Bs1et2e nSndedr
 ~Yss: she's been stvine nss nissss sf Ass ntnd for years."
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WANTED -ERRAND GIRL AND nrst class seamstress. No other put first class need apply. Apply Mrs. Harry StutzmAn at Murphy Martin Dry Goods Company.
 Y II 24 6t
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She is S Syr1Ntivs>

'1 wish some persons wsrent Se 48 fired sensitive and ready tc see an h. srit when nonn k intended" PsnlarHska the man with the troubled look toSk- Ing for sympathy. Now last night got myself ia;o an awkward Ax t1sf trying to be agreeable aad tS DleaSe everybody l went to SC yeuaB lsdy think great deai af-yss. l Aa think a great Genl of her. bvt wish she would b~ wore Ss1stSiA GAsl frieed of hera was tkere. sud it waa her first yiai, since shoSo ssut . eseRv
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FOR sALDL2oACREs OF uN1M- proved land 3-4 miles south of Bell Park. Elf bayou bottom suleaole for poltry. fruits and vege-
 taDles' also hitable for fine Ilsh DOT l. Address J. Duggan, R.
 F. D. No. ., fo1 les. II s2 ct
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The Graphic is authorized to an- ounce Ben B. Well as Q candidate or alderman from the Third ward .,is candidacy being subject to the .tion of the Democratic party at the nanicipal primary election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce F.. A. Howell as candidate Alderman from the Third ward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

HONEY rotoA. AT : PER cw7 interest o+e aaanM oa first mort kases os t>A e&atA No conrn,,e- sions. sAstern Corporation. P. o.
 oc' easy, il II i'm
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The Graphic is autnAri1ed to an- nounce MT. M. M. Bruce as a can1i- date for Alderman from the Third ward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

brane resu.tlng from Cntawh and drives away aCold in the Head quickly. Restores tho Ssnses of Taste and aAsll. Full size 50 cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid Cream Balm for use in atonizsrs 75 cts.
 Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street. New York.
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PIANO FOR sAI-ONE HAMILTON Best upright Enc, mahogany case. original price 6Oo.oo. High grade n every res rt. Will sell il TOT half of u original price $25o. Tedstrom Furnirs Co.
 il c4 Ct
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of the city of Pine Bluff, subject to the octbm of the Democratic primar-
 es
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

FouND-A TfY RING WITH sEv- eral keys. the postotflce building Sunday. dvn-r can have sam. hv calling es ths office and paying for
 ' sI il P 0t
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NDssas~s>eu

Nsoall~eeoA WANTED FHn LADIns TO LOOK A 2 line of High Ciam Neckvear l5e to e1.oo each Every piece . uovelty.-Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

TO LEARN BAR her trade. Few weeks required. Best paying work within reach of poor man. Wages up to $2O week ly. Small capital starts shop. Few barbers take apprentices. De-
 mand increasing. Write for par ticulars. Moler Barber College, Memphis, Tenn. II 26 St
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Tho Rssemhiss<es.

Facetinus Old Lady (tn tranp,-Ysn remind me of riece of Aa1ssl Trsr, Go. eh: And why so. miS- ,. f'-cetiaus Oisl Lady-Yeu sArtak ..xsn washing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

FOR SALE-CFAP AN OLIVER
 typewriter almt new. 1514 B. 7th. U. F. 12S0. il 20 60.
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IausSQ.

WANTED TO SELL FOR CHRIST
 mas presents to the head or the
 ~ mes rrob1e Cloths and Napkins.
 g5o to s1.5o a yard for Cloths; DUG 4o e5 m q dozen for Napklns.-Pme Ruff Mercantile Co.
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FOR sALE-MY HG 14o9 SOUTH
 Cherry, 2 corner 5 W. 18th; 120 acres creek bottt land. Large amount ice stock. Phone 1599-lI. T. Olcott. II 2 Gt
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A Reliable Remedy CATARF RH Ely's Cream Balm

is quickly absorbed.
 Gives Relief at 0nce It cleanses, soothes, heals and protects the diseased mem-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-27

r. ]HAVfS NIXON.
 NJ. NJ SHAW.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

EXCURSIONS TO OGDEN.
Decoration day. via Oraeo. c1,-.
Line. Round trip, s1.IO. ANY train.
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CONPANY'S
SALES FOR THE WEEK
Well Known Firm Reports Closing of
Transa ctions in Real Estate
Amounting to About $4,000.

Evidence that there is a strong cur
rent of activity In real estate at the
present time. in spite of the apparent
quiet. is contained in the report of sales
from the Peterson Real Estate In
vestment company, which has handled
business during the past week aggre-
eating about $4,000. A new home which
had just been completed by the COM
pany on Ely avenue was sold to Eiiz-
abeth B. Smith. The company is erect
brick cottages at Eleventh South and
Seventh East, and these Will be fin
ished and ready for occupancy in a
few weeks The sale OF seven build
ing lots on Fourth South street near
Thirteenth East street to lie Gran0e
Young for use In carrying out plans
for the new depot for his railroad at
that point also calls attention to the
preparations which are being made for
future business by capitalists here.
Other sales reported are: A building
lot on Ninth avenue near J street, to
the Equitable Home Building company
house at Ninth So1th and Fourth
East to Silvanus B. Smeltzer, by Henry
Scbmetter, and lot and a half in Par
adise addition to Elizabeth n. Potter.
gency do not extend to all people, for
cash. Paradise addition is now entirely
sold out with the exception of six lots
on Seventh East street. There has been
great demand for building sites and
considerable activity in property Of
that kind.
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NEW REALTY ADDITION
TO co ON THE MARKET
Highland Park Plat B on West Side
Of Drive VIII Be Thrown
Open Soon.

Another real estate addition to the
southeast will be placed on the mar
ket in the near future. If plans ma
tsrIailze. IL will be known as High
Iand Park. plat b. and Will BE operated
by Ximban & Richards. who also own
Highland Park addition.
Highland Park. plat B. Is on the west
side OF highland Park drive. ard is s
triangular piece of land with a frontage
of Z,IS4 feet on that thOrOughrare. Di-
recIly 70 the east Is Highland Park.
wIIsn is IN the city limits The apex
OF the triangle which forms plat 3
extends we'll 10 the north OF the north
erly boundary Of Highland Park. and
Is rignI al the door OF the business dis
trict Of sugar House. and within a min
ute OF two Of the street car by foot
Plat b, however, is not yet within
the city. Highland Park drive, running
in e southeast erly direction, forms the
dividing line between city and county
there, and plat B belongs to Forest
Dale. An effort is being made, how
ever. to extend the city limits in that
vicinity, and IL is but a matter OF q
short time until plat 3 will be q part
Of the city.
The new addition, the plat of which
is now being prepared. viii have SIM
liar imprOvem ents in all respects to its
larger neighboT across the way. When
the proposed street car extension to
Highland Park is made-and IL must
come TO a resid ence district Of the size
and promise Of Highland Park-it viii
pass along Highland Park drive. on
which plat fronts. Already the pipes
are distributed there for city water.
Streets will be brought exactly to
grade, and cement sidewalks construct
ed on both sides OF the streets; trees
planted: each lot Will have an alley 20
the rear In fact, Il will have all the
improvements that are being Installed
on Highland Park.
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WEY RESIDENCE IS SOLD
Transaction Amounting to $4,000
Closed by Purchaser, Who Acquires
Beautiful and Convenient Home.

The largest real estate transaction
Of the week was the sale OF the hand
some residence OF A Fred Wey. at
asa East South Temple street. to
Charles A Quigley. the consideration
being $4,000. The property includes
q lot 66x165 feet and a modern nine
room house. one OF the finest on the
street The purchase was made direct
1t Is the intention of Mr.. Quigley to
use the place as a residence. and no
changes will be made in the place
for the present The deal Is especially
significant at this time. because II in
dicates that business men are putting
a good deal of money into handsome
homes, and that there is no fear that
there will not be a continuation of
years
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at intervals, affording that protection
which was found so necessary last
summer, when fire wiped out many
thousands of dollars worth of bust
ness property in very short order.
Sugar House is a thriving business
that fire to keep II down, but the addi-
tiOnal fire protection will be appreci-
ated all the same.
Similar fire protection will be at
fOrded, of course. to Highland Park,
and the six-inch main is declared to
be sufficient for the needs of that large
residence district for many years, even
though it is growing at so rapid a rate
In fact ten-inch and eight-inch mains
from Roosevelt avenue afford ample
protection for the whole southeastern
part of the city since the new service
has been connected up.
The assurance of an ample supply
sites of a residence district, and its
acquisition in Highland Park marks an
important step in the development of
that property. Without the water. the
graded and curbed streets. the trees
along the parking, the cement side
wa ks and the handsome house as
SUred by the building restrictions
away. With the water they mean one
Of the most popular and beautiful res
idence districts in Salt Lake City.
Work will be continued this week
on the street grading in Highland Park
with increased force, grade having
been obtained from the city engineers
office. for which the owners had been
waiting. Ihe old force of men aud
teams viii be put to work. and the
number will be considerably augment
ed. so that it will be the largest force
yet to work on the tracts streets.
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FAITH IN THE SUBURBS.
Many Sales on Enst Bench Reflect a
Happy Condition.

An Indication of the growth of Salt
Lake and the faith of people in sub
urban property. especially on the east
side. is the reported sales made by the
Anderson Cummings Co of lots IN Park
Crescent Up to the present time the
company reports that over $4,000
worth of lots has been sold. and the
demand is increasing every day.
The opening of the Emigration Can
yon resort now fnsures a Commute
car service TO and past this addition
and on Sunday afternoons there is a
constant stream of people out in this
direction. The Hubbard Investment
company reports the sale of one whole
block in this addition and several scat
tering lots to buyers from Montana
who show their faith IN the future
growth of Salt Lake.
Some of those who have purchased
Park Crescent lots during the week
are Mrs H. EARL. 5000: e 3. Alder
1850; c. B. Chidester, $500; John Ruff.
$500: Mrs. z. G. Cloukey. $500: j. Tom
IInson $3.50; Cora Sullivan. $500: C.
Beers $3.50: Chris Nelson. $3.50, with
several options held on many more.
The want ads can serve you only II you
USE them
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~ o have city water running in pipes
in Highland Park and the bust
ness district Of Sugar House
within ninety days after Mayor John
s. BransfOrd signed the annexation pa
pers which made that region a part
of Salt Lake Is now the confident ex-
pectatiOn OF Kimbal & Richards, who
have been chiefly instrumental in
bringing about the annexation, and
who are entirely responsible for the
installation of the water system.
Mayor BTansford signed the annexa-
ton papers March .. Negotiations were
at once opened for an extension of the
water system through the business dis
trict of Sugar House into Highland
Park. Kimball & Richards found that
such an extension would cost them Sl2,-
E24S3. and this money was paid. The
contract was secured by 2. J. Moran.
and last week the siX-inch pipes for
the mains vera distributed along the
route to be taken by the pipe line.
There Is still some time left Of the nine
~ days, and Mr. MOran'S agent states
that the pipes can be placed under
ground in ten days The modern trench
digger is a wonderfully efficient ma
chine when IT works under favorable
conditions and on large contracts.
This is the largest water extension
ever placed in this city by a private
firm. The pipes will run about 1000
feet, or south from DOwDingtOn avenue
along Eleventh East street to the bus
mess district of Sugar House. which
along the continuation of Eleventh
East. now know officially as High
land Park drive, to StTatfOrd avenue
which is the main street of Highland
Park; and along that thorOu ghfare sew
ersl blocks towards the business or
neighbOrhOOd store district OF the ad-
dition.
While Kimbau & Richards pay for
the pipe line, the residences and bus
mess houses along the route viii profit
by it. They will have the right to
draw water from il for culinary pur-
poses, and fire plugs will be installed