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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
DEUTSCHLAND" IS
BEING TRANSFORMED.

Berlin, March 30 The Hamburg
America Co.'s steamship "Deutsch-
land" which formerly held the trans
Atlantic speed record, is at present
being transformed into a steam yacht
for pleasure cruises. The reconstruct
tion Of the ship is taking place at the
Vulcan Ship building Yard at Stet-
Gin, and the Interior is being chang
modations for five hundred first
class passengers. The second class
quarters are being changed into a
gymnasium, and lounge for the pas
sengers, who will also be able to en-
Joy swimming bath on board.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
They WILL SNUB
THE WOOL men
Ways and Means Committee Not
Alarmed Over Ranchmen's
Intuitions.

washington, March 3O.-Members
OF the Ways and Means committee o,
the house of representatives are no,
much exercised by the announce
ment that western wool growing in
1erests are preparing to march upon
washington in force when the tariff
question is considered
While ! nave no authority to say
that the wool growers will not be
given hearing" said Chairman I'm.
derWood, ''it is my opinion that thew
might just as we'll make an assault,
upon Gibraltar as upon the house
We know now all the arguments that
Will be advanced against schedule x,
but there is no question about what
the house will do. We will make our
revision and send it to the senate
and whether it goes any further re-
mains to be seen"
The comment made by Chairman
Underwood reflects the attitude of
the entire majority of the ways and
means committee and of the leaders
of the new democratic house.
Acting as a committee on commit
tees, the members of the ways and
means committee have practically
completed their labors. There has
IF l.:
about the chairmanships and the
general impression is that in gem
eral the seniority rule has been fol-
lowed, but as the lists prepared are
all subject to change at the demo-
cratic caucus to be held next Satur-
day there viii be no official an
nouncement of the proposed organic
alton before then.
1t is likely that a place on appro-
priations will be given former Speak
er Cannon who was chairman of that
committee prior to his elevation to
the speakership.
The leaders heard that there was
a movement on the part of the stand
pat republicans to make Cannon the
minority leader. 1t was assumed
that he would be given the room in
the basement formerly occupied by
Champ Clark, who is to be speaker.
Champ, I don't want that room
of yours" said Uncle Joe, when he
heard of this plan. "Why it's right
up against the ice box and I'd have
rheumatism in all my joints in less
than a week.
Cannon has told his friends that
he don't want the leadership of the
minority.
Eve had my fling" he said. I'm
less urged by standpatters it is not
believed he will be candidate.
Should he not be elected it is likely
the contest will be between Mann of
Illinois AND Weeks of Massachusetts.
Few senators have been in the city
during the past week. All talk that
has been heard has been entirely in
formal, but it indicates that there
will be a genuine attempt of regulars
and progressives to get together
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
COAL LAND GRAFTERS
WILL BE TRIED.

Seattle, WASH, March 30.-The
jury to try Charles +. Munday,
Archie w. Shields and Earl Siegley,
promoters of the English group OF
coal claims in Alaska, charged
with conspiracy to deiraud the gov
eminent of 5000 acres Of coal lands.
was secured yesterday. Counsel for
the defense asked fo- Instructions
by the court of not guilty ard the
arguments occupied all the day.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
NORTH AND SOUTH
GOLF TOURNEY.

Pinehurst, N. c., March 29.-The
tenth annual United North and South
amateur championship tournament
which is the banner event of the sea-
son on the Pinehurst golf calendar,
began on the local links today under
conditions that promise one of the
most successful events Of its kind
ever pulled off in the south. The
play will last through the remainder
of the week.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
SPOKANE WILL Be
GIVEN SECURING
City Beautiful Committee Proposes
To Start and Get Busy.

Spokane, March 30 One of the
| most unique and wholesome specta-
cles ever witnessed on this continent
will be the cleaning and special Ar
Dor day celebration in Spokane the
latter part of April, when the city
commissioners will cooperate with
the residents in an effort to make
Spokane "spotless' town.
| Mayor William j. Hindley will
proclaim public holiday to start the
campaign after which the city beau
tiful committee of the chamber OF
commerce and allied organizations
will take charge.
Our arrangements are not vet
completed Mayor Hudley said. "but
| believe we can bring out from AS
600 to $4,000 men and women, in
Guiding railroad and bank presidents
and manufacturers, wholesale and re-
tail dealers and society matrons on
the opening day to assist in beauti-
flying the resident districts. The city
| crematory department will take care
of the business streets and alleys and
special detachments of firemen will
be on hand to avert fires. The ref
use will be destroyed under their di-
rection."
Aubrey Lee White, president of
the Spokane park commission, is the
originator of the municipal cleaning
day plan, first worked out in this
city early in the spring of 1905,
through the city beautiful committee
of the 10000 club, now headed by
G. Herbert Moore, formerly mayor
of the city. 1t has become an an
nual institution in Spokane, and has
been taken up by other cities in the
United States and the Dominion Of
Canada
Twenty thousand men, women and
school children participated in the
first annual clearing day five years
ago. The army of volunteer work.
ers composed of people from all
walks of life, under the direction of
City Engineer Henry j. Lilienthal,
who was marshall of the day. The
men and boys were armed with shov-
els, pruning instruments and rakes
while the women and girls assisted
in planting trees and shrubs and
flower seeds. They worked from
early morning until the sun passed
from view behind the western hills,
and the results were highly satisiac-
tory.
Five hundred teams were provided
by the 100000 club, millowners,
business houses and residents gener-
ally to haul the garbage to the mu-
nicipal incinerating plants, and spe-
cial firemen were placed in various
parts of the city and the outskirts to
supervise the destruction of refuse
and bonfires. Business was suspend
ed during the hours the people were
engaged in cleaning up the city.
The 10000 club turned out in it's
entire membership of 1920 in COM
mand of Ben H. Rice, then secretary
of the organization and the Ne-Mow-
E-Nak-Ops, the woman's auxiliary,
headed by Mrs. r. r. Emery, assisted
the school children with the planting
of shrubs and Towering vines and
seeding plots Of ground. Ten thous-
and packets of flower seeds were
used. When Spokane awakened the
next morning the city presented the
appearance of a new pin.
CITY BEAUTIFUL" PLAN
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NEWARK M. Il. CONFERENCE.

Newark, N. j., March % The
fifty-fourth annual seGsio-- Of the
Newark M. E. conference began to-
day in central church in this city
with Bishop Henry w. Warren OF
Denver, presiding. The pulpit
changes, which are expected to be
comparatively few this year, will mo-
be announced until toward the close
of the conference next week.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
JUDGE ISSUES :
RESTRAINING ORDER.

Des Moines, Ia, March 29.-Fed-
eral Judge Mcpherson today issued
restraining orders, preventing the
state railroad commissioners and at
attorney general from putting into
effect express rates giving a reduce
ton of thirteen per cent.
The compliments are the Adams.
American, United States and Wells-
Fargo companies.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
LEAVES MONEY FOR
PROMOTION OF SCIENCE.

Paris, March 20 Auguste Lou
treuil, who began life as an office
boy in a railway office in Russia,
and who died recently in Switzer-
land, bequeathed by will over ST.
100000 to scientific and educational
institutions in France. The acad-
envy Of Sciences got 100000, the
University of Paris, 100000, etc,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
INDIANA WOMAN
SUFFRAGISTS.

Indianapolis, Ind, March 20
Woman suffrage advocates were gath.
cred here in force from all over the
state today at the opening of the am
nual convention Of the woman sur
frage association. Mrs. Anna Dunn
holland, of Logansport, called the
convention to order. The sessions
will conclude tomorrow.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
RABAGO ARRIVES
AFTER HARD FIGHT

Ell Paso, Tex, March 29.-Rabago.
with 1000 federal troops, reached
Chihuahua from Jaurez today, after
a months march and fight with the
insurgents.
The insurgents are aocking to the
column under the command Of Ma
dero, who is in camp thirty miles
from Chihuahua.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07

St. Petersburg, March 30
Troops have been sent to Wilkesee
in search of band of brigands who
held up postal car on the Warsaw
railroad last night, and, after
wounding four of the train crew, es.
capped with $4,000.
The band dynamited the safe and
escaped with the money.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
WEALTHY BUSINESS MAN
MAN FOUND GUILTY

Independence, Kas., March 30
A. A. Truskett, a wealthy business
man of Caney, Kas., last night was
found guilty of the murder in the
second degree of j. D. S. Neeley, a
wealthy Ohio oil operator. The jury
had been out since Tuesday night.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07

A. H. Woods announces the en-
gagement of Dustin Farnum and
William Farnum as co-partners to be
saunched in the new four act drama,
smtitled 1.-THE Little Rebel" by Ed
ward Peple, author of "The Prince
Chap" and other successes.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
SOCIETY BOXERS CLASSED
WITH PROFESSIONALS,

Philadelphia, March 29.-Tony
Biddle cannot hold any bouts in his
private gymnasium unless he con-
forms with police rules, has doctor
at the ringside, furnishes the au-
thorities with list of his fighters
twenty-four hours before the bouts
and have his ring padded.
I This ultimatum has been deliver
ed to Biddle by Assistant Superin-
tendent of Police Tim O'Leary.
O'Leary intimated that hereafter he
does not propose to allow Biddle to
take part in any of the boxing matt
nees at the O'Brien club unless he
gives notice twenty-four hours in ad-
vance and is examined by a physi-
clan before he enters the ring. In
speaking of his notice to Biddl&
O'Leary said.
II have been informed that some
of the hardest bouts in the city take
place in Biddle's private gymnasiun
and that professional prizefightera
go there and fight as they never
fight for money before the regular
clubs. Some day one of these fight
ers may be killed, and 1 do not wish
to take this responsibility nor do Z
wish tU"'see Mr.. Biddle get into
trouble. Since receiving my notice.
l understand that Biddle has not
held any of his matiness."
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07

San Francisco, Cal, March 20
In a half hour after the police re-
fused to arrest DR.. A. r. Byron for
keeping Ethel Patrick and twenty
two other girl prisoners in his office,
the girls father, James Patrick.
walked into the police station, threw
down bloody knife and exclaimed.
II killed him with this
Patrick had gone to the Doctors
office, dragged the physician from 3
closet and murdered him.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07

Manager Jim Clark is going to
bring Johnny Curran. the bantam
champion of Ireland. to Boston.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07

San Antonio, Tex, Mrach 30
An official statement made late to.
day by Do Alfonso, brother of Ma
dero, the provisional president OF
Mexico, says the peace conference be-
tween the representatives of the in.
surgents and federals will, in all
probabilities, be held in Washington,
Cuba, or some country in South
America, but not in Chihuhua.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-07
DE la BARRA
REFUSES TO TALK
ENRDUTE TO MEXICO CITY AT.
TER WHICH PEACE CON-
FERENCE WILL OPEN,
LOCATION IS KEPT A SECRET
Hnsurgent Element is Opposed tl
DtmlinS With DE La Barra and
l.imantOur.

San Antonio, Tex. March 30
Fhe location of the place where
peace will be discussed between the
insurgent and federal leaders of the
Mexican instruction is being kept
r. secret, because the insurgent ele-
ment is opposed to dealing with
Aimantour and De La Barra.
De La Barra passed through here
today but refused to discuss the con-
ditfons existing toward the restora-
tion OF peace
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INVENTIONS
AID WRITING

BRAINS FOR SALE. JACK HELD, SOS
Tribune bldg, Bell phone s3ss. k2eos
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240 FEET FRONTAGE ON THE r. G.
w. track. at s1l per front foot.
rs, Al or 66 feet frontage on 3rd West.
between End and 3rd South. at S235 per
front foot. This will be the west side
business center.
90 feet frontage on Main street. close
In. at 5000 per front foot.
so feet frontage on 18th East, near 7th
South. $3.50.
f-room frame house on corner, 8ax6
rods, northeast bench: $4,000. Terms. $500
cash. balance monthly.
I-room modern house, near car barns;
s3250: 5000 cash and S25 per month
VIII trade the furniture and lease Of
one OF the best apartment houses in the
city for improved city or farm property.
valuation about $4,000
A country home near Walkers farm:
$4,000.
Highly improved farm OF 26 acres. with
all equipment necessary 10 run the place
nice house. substantial barn and out
buildings; on Big Cottonwood creek. 3
miles southeast OF Murray. This Is real
farm. s7500 half cash.
V. +. HISkEY,
Successor 10 Danley & Johnson,
30 West 3rd South. Phones 4426.
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THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.

THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.
THE SUCCESS. OF THE
BEAVER IRRIGATION. LAND &
POWER COMPANY PROJECT
BEING NOW ASSURED. THOSE
WANTING LAND AT BED
ROCK PRICES IN ONE OF THE
MOST FAVORED SECTIONS OF
THE WEST ARE NOW AF-
FORDED AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR SECURING 1T. THE
LAND, 200 MILES SOUTH OF
SALT LAKE CITY. IN BEA-
YER COUNTY. IS RICH AL
LUvIAL VALLEY LAND-wON-
DERFULLY PRODUCTIVE. AP-
PLIES. PEACHES. PEARS.
CHERRIES AND OTHER
FRUITS GROW TO PERFEc-
TON, AS DO ALFALFA.
WHEAT AND ALL THE CE-
REALS. SAME KIND OF LAND
THAT WILL SELL AT FROM
$500 TO $4,000 PER ACRE IN
THE NEXT FIVE YEARS. YOU
CAN GET TEN ACRES OR
MORE-AT LOWEST PRICES
CLOSE TO MILFORD. CALL
AT ONCE FOR PARTICU-
LARS. 1T is a RARE
OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A
HOME PLACE IN A LOCALITY
RICHLY FAVORED. A B.
LEWIS. zoos BOSTON BLDG,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
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bass
MONEY PRODUCING


Etn place OF three acres; southeast:
} bsnch land. fve-room house, barn
dhlrsen coops. 500 bearing fruit trees I;
n Earer right; near county road. This
is lest buy in the county for s2500.
eerss, southeast: fruit and garden
\ about acres now In young bear
rses: water right, $4,000. Terms.
uTes, high-class farm. southeast: I:
" Sater; fine improvements; live
q implements and everything ready
tesiness. Cheap at $500.
q acres best fruit and garden land /:
II miles north Of city; water right
I prt Of IL. the best buy in the state;
! Isr acre.
STOWE & PALMER.
FHt md South. Phones 4o2.
bAl9
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THE QUEST OF THE IMPOSSIBLE.
Are you looking for the impossible trade
the make -you-rich- quick snap-that you
will grow old without finding?
The man who takes advantage Of a fair,
legitimate trade sets II earning In a
safe. conservative way and at a worth
while rate OF increase. Such a man &C
TUALBY REALIZES WITHOUT RISK
OF LOSS what the SEEKER-AF
THE-IMPOSSIBLE persuades himself he
MAY some day pick up In the form OF
snap. One gets his IN the bank: the
other has IT in his mind-that's the DIFF
ference.
II talk in these pages wero a little
cheaper We would use this whole page
every now and then TO tell you about
some of our properties that the owners
for one reason and another. are really
sacrificing We have them In FARMS
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY. ACREAGE. ETC. II you are In
terested simply let US know IN what
LET US SELL YOU REAL ESTATE
WHILE THE EARTH LASTS.
THE L-CHEESMAN REALTY
COMPANY
1-2 Walker Bank Bldg.
Phones-Bell 1895. Ind. 20i0
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$1,000
ALSO CLOSE IN.
SIX FINE ROOMS. HARDWOOD
IN TWO FRONT ROOMS; FUR
MACE. AND a BEAUTIFUL,
BUNGALOW. BUILT BY ONE
OF THE CITY S PROMINENT
BOOKCASES AND COSY COR
NERS. 5000 CASH, BAL. LIKE
RENT. OR WILL TRADE FOR
SOUTHEAST VACANT PROP
ERTY UP TO $500 WORTH AS
FIRST PAYMENT; BALANCE
s PER CENT INTEREST.
WHERE FIND SUCH A BAR
GAIN?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-05

a FEW EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM
S225O-4- room modern brick cottage on
Tenth East street. Pantry,
clothes closets. large lot and lawn.
House all newly papered. Terms.
s2250-Barge S-room brick house on west
side, near Riverside school, Large
rooms. clothes closets and pantry.
House all newly papered. Lot 55x
1861 feet all fenced In. Terms.
S2S50-Large i-room modern brick cot
tago east side near city and
county building. Fine mantel. pan
try, clothes closets cement col
lar. cement walks and large lot.
Terms.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
HOFFMAN BROS.
22 r. 1ST SOUTH STREET.
BOTH PHONES PA.
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FOR ATTENTION OF THE HOUSE
HUNTER.
What the telephone is 10 the business
man we are TO the house hunter. viz:
time saving convenience. II you, house
hunter, were as experienced In looking for
houses for rent as the business man Is In
his business, you would look upon us not
only as a convenience, but as a necessity.
all kinds OF houses for rent-houses at
any price you name, EXCEPT 10-room
modern houses on Brigham ST. at $40
month. While we cannot accomplish the
impossible, we can surprise a lot OF peo-
pie. Let us know what you want. The
man who owns the vacant house pays us
for our services.
THE -CHEESMAN REALTY
COMPANY,
l-2 Walker Bank Bldg.
Phoncs-Bell 1895, Ind, 2040.
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BETTuYON

Del llLGON.
BIZ East 5rd South Street.
sill soon be time for YOU to move.
move into the other fellows home
~ your own landlord. We can
1850
asn and the balance just like rent,
tns you possession OF very mod
slex bungalow, on 3rd avenue, close
~ rae owner paid $4,000 q. year
w ms property, and in our judg-
worth II. Need the money Is the
p Of sacrifice.
$4,000
- u; A shlngle bungalow: FIVE
meoern. southeast. shade trees.
4 ,srSs anS ,I lruit trees; good barn; s4O0
$500
''1.l, modern. 2-story brick: hot Air
so cementcd basement. all spe-
.1s. .1%s.pioyemcn,s paid for: on Second
- south front Terms.
BETTILYON.
Sell 2030; Ind. 3ls, has
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The above are sacrifice sale offerings
and are good buys waiting for the
sapient buyer to take advantage OF.
For further particulars and other list
ings, call on
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT Co,
90 Main st. Phones 443
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zEsL SS1-
uiDGE LOAN AND
TEE, Tt,.s, bungalow. mission
ca 18th bSss, nno,s living room 2tX
Erdwooo hos bay window Win
>riag roo,,fyct room,f Kitchen. white enano
- ssnt, Dull. pu1sening rooms. fun SIZE
hIsh. acnted. Heat. gas ana a..
mt cenneemnweniences. VIII be open
Psr inspection,
oain East bench, 5;,room
,iter ssam ceiling. china t eaot'ie''
aiow, p.asos. cement paseii'en'.
p b00Ss Sssi5c. $3.50 cash
!, south. S-room. tive two-st9Ty, :TG,s rea ,s
no nick hot water ,,, heho; housel The
d.Iu,iionplly d uillly well built lods s'ode
Aesgvinr city. 3Xlo ZOOS T
Dss7OO. $500 cash'
.or ond South, S-room, two
M East neh, n,,, modern home. This
thorousn,S nv present owner about
sss pu'5n5 One must see it 10 realize
sn Ia "a he is inakins.,
TN SolVV.
-oon new modern bun
<ofh peng. heat. electric fixtures. gas.
a, hot sir ~ basement. Cannot buy
q rail, cemmId cem..md The house for the money
p anu 5000, $3.50 cash
,,h 5-room modern cot
q . sssSsnt Sa basement screen porch
Pc /" $500. 5000 cash
end "J" St. S-room two-story
y aye.nSbIv aye. smJ modern. sewer. cement
4 tboruuttbr m ntber special taxes PAID.
'nd - $3.50. $500 cash.
s-room, two-story red
ss;ct redwood finish, parity
- ,nt U,''I ISs rods. Some fruit ana
t,,ss A rare bargain
y $500. $500 cash
s....i. near 9th East car line, bun
nsssSuYainIng 8 rooms. just hnisheo;
,-ssms, cement basement; screened
4 srout porch across the ehlire
! facing south. 49,, <,u 10 soe
Eome ..oo s,noo cash
S3OUUs elVuV IhSH'
!, sS ave-. q beautiful home con,
stI soon,s. To build would cost
~, 5000: lot 3X5 rods. with sewer
~ .sssas.Ssss paid Go and see IT, and
. csrne 10 see US.
'S' $3.50. Terms.
VACANT.
i. car "F" and Bird ave. All spe-
ssyss Maid. This property Is worth
\ 1.r rod. II sold at once VIII con-
$500.
4 East bet. So. Temple and lst So.
rods All taxes paid.
- $1,000.
Ina ave. just east of 9th East, 0oX
fse, Ali taxes paid.
s575.
4 LOAN MONEY ON REAL Es-
= = HAVE BARGAINS IN BUSINESS
n REsDENCE PROPERTY.
4 WILL BUILD YOU A HOME ON
EHI.Y PAYMENTS.
q WRITE INSURANCE IN THE
f5f. 1.-THE WORLDS GREATEST
d INSURANCE COMPANY"
4 FAVE 8 AND I PER CENT, NET
Y0U, FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
EALE.
q CARE FOR INVESTMENTS IN
M or PERSONAL PROPERTY AND
.LEcT INCOMES.
q ACT IN THE CAPACITY OF
ut IN ANY BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
HALL LORAN~ JUDGE LOAN AND
TRUST CO.
u MAIN ST. PHONES S23.
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On Elizabeth street, on University Flat
we have a handsome home on large lot
with ample right OF way privileges. From
basement 10 garrett this home is an evil
dence OF perfect taste. perfect conven-
fence, perfect building. Two mantels
built-in bookcases: large bay windows; oil
painted ceilings in special and various
designs. Can sell today for $1,000 less than
We could last fall.
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"A ,,,, S-room. two story ren
a nd Souhsn, water heat, This is
"A brick. m, no we'll built house. The
B lsa'ps pss7So. $500 cash.
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Fifth-The extension OF the high line
buclevard across the reservation and run
ming on 18th East to 18th South This
VIII eventually be the finest scenic drive
In the west
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4-room frame cottage, 10th East. be
sth and 9th South, $500.
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$4,000

broom modern bungalow. gas
range, sewer connected, paved street,
sidewalks, only block from city and
county bldg, 500 cash. balance
monthly installments. per cent in
teTest per annum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-05

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THE COMPANY THAT SELLS
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