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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
POLAR STAR PROPERTY
IMPRESSES SALT LAkER

On returning from Tie Polar Star prom
crty or Nevada Saturday. w. j. Stricklcy
pronounced himself decidedly well plea sed
with the group now under development
The property impressed him as one Of the
coming big lead mines. there being ore
nearly everywhere as far as the surface
is concerned.
The company. he said. Was financed.
men are now al work and additional
miners will be sent TO the property with
in few days by Manager l.. y. Morri-
son. The company. hc added. should he
on a paving basis almost Immediately. The
surface showing such remarka bic
amount OF first -class lead ore. Owing 10
the character OF the country. the Polar
Star will be operated entirely by shafts.
Boeton Mining Stocks.
James A Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
TINTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.

Shipments OF ore from the Tintic
mines during the past week were as
follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
OBEY YOUR IMPULSE

You have no doubt oIten SAID, / WouId
like 10 talk with prs. Shores myself
but | don't believe anyone can help me.
No one can unless you HELP YOUR
SELF That is sure. WHY don't you
obey your impulse-why don't YOU con-
suit Drs. Shores about your trouble
NOW? II won't cost YOU A pcnnY-yuu
won't he urged TO take treatmcnt--you
will he given cordial welcome and
painsi aking. careful diagnosis and sound
advice chcerfuiy. VIII YOU come to-
DAY? Think II over.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28

Bid. ASKED
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
Expert Diagn0ssicians

40 NoR realize mat Every Iltl!e
symptom has a meaning all It's own?
Do you know that. just as the Great De
tcctiVe. Sherlock Holmes. takes the most
commonplace things-that others over
look-and from them finds his clues and
solves his problcms-just SO do Drs,
Shores ra"c disease 10 its cause from
the little aches, pains. signs and symp-
toms. that many Doctors would entirely
overlook or dismiss as OF no value?
Nearly % years doing ono thing makes
a man profcicut--and .0oo cases
treated have made Drs. Shores truly ex-
pert as diagnosticians of Chronic dis
cases.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28

UNLISTED STOCKS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
Spab ct 5aar fan brnsss til.

"Stabaneer gpis" fortRIer en- mors
iom Siitorie ON bporban man / StotIano
om9aar ct Gfbolbslefte. Set miuser nos
get ON SGr6uen iom Ia: seq bar lonet
life at brittle mig iuIb, men -
grGnbepin bet bill jeg. 90 bet
man ieg ba 2op TIL"
en- reilenoe gnelenber fom Ell Sag til
en- affrog at StotIai1b. bbpr belle SefoIts
ningen brep Saorenbl. ga ban fom /
Herbeben al Saorebioroene, opoaset
ban, at Der | bier af benz families ct
Saur, iom fun belpis bar flippet, mems
ale De andre bar inauflipte.
Sorunbret ipiirgte ban en- af Sc St,os
fsbte ON @rrnben BERTH. Nanben biIbe
fsrit life ri9tig uS meo Spro9et, men tils
Hut opIpite ban:
80, fer Sc, hi babe ifior geisg at
en- Nstter6eostaler o9 ban pr4fet iaa
I9uge for os ON Sruttenifobeus
SorbanbeIie. at hi tiliIut bIen ngot
til at oprette en- Notwithstanding og
9aa ino / Den %oleiammen. Ren hi be-
tin9et %, at bi ifulbe ia 2op til at ia os
en- Dram cner to / SaarefIipningstiben;
og berfor bar bber at os ct Saar, iom
ban fltpper MI o9 "a"
Scnb DISQUALIFICATION" til Slegt
oe 8enner | oct oantle San0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
ga &affcn tom til 9retp.

gn Wano pao 9reis / 3anmarf
bar meooeIt "Suenbb. ap." islgenbe
&iitorie, iom itoI n9re foregaaet paa
Greis omfring ueo 1puerne | iibite
Garbunoreoe:
Dor Nor (5usmooeren) bapoe
pGret / SpenOborg, og bapoe hos lin
aisbnlouo fisbt iie ct ballot Buno al
set me @roouft aaife. Sun piIoe
oelifatere fine Solf meb ben ii9lone
Bare Der oIOrig for bapoe pRret
truat poa Sen Lille q. Sun fit 8ai-
fen brGnot % maIet, iom bun ifuloe
triiee ben iaa bun bapbe fitn at fosc
ben.
Noele Gage ienere bar oct netot
Wanoens 6sOieIsoag, % ! ben an'
leonins ifuISe Sen upe 9rif ierperes.
5oIfene lao inoe pee goroet pentenoe
raa oct Wpitife. ltbe | aisffenei
bapbe Dor No'r % airiten trapli
meo SiIbereoninaen at aaiien. Snr
bapoe CLIENT at iaa bloc, bporoan bur
ifuIoe ieruere aaffen; men eiter er
fort getantninsstio iagoe bun ii
Yisen:
"airlten on fan femme Tanoe'
pao Weboingen % iaa onrette aaf
len mco Suffer o. Iiot @rsnt."
@en 6olfene lit life meset al Der
Safe, flint sc bapbe Sfeer at tag
ten meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21

boIoning babe operlaot Ell JIaife til
Spoaeren, Der trai til at pore ! aiii'
be for liot "Strrft". % bette ianot
Retten at ppre tiuabeIiat. Otter al
Iu9re frifienbt anlogoe imiolertio
GeIion Sag moo gbriitianion % for
brebe $4,000 SfaoeSeritutning Tor
opennppnte erefr9nfenbe 9eifplo.
nina, og Saeen ifiiIoe bebanoles peo
Retsterminen iorriee ltgc, men bel.
biapis fom Spoerene %forinoen til
iunb Tcrmit % forligebes uocnom
Hetten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
5nn Pukntn.

Ssi Tris for Slaatnmt. Iaa
Marfebet / Siiron betolteS ser for.
leoen 500 for en- "Steer", ser bar
sisoet til at ilaetes. 0ette er ben
bsieite Tris, iom Der pioes at bore
betaIt ior ct eneite Gpr Of bette
Slags.
Er9riebrano bericr. Sra fIere
Steoer meloes ON ulpffer peo gre,
riebranoe, 90 pGrit ipnes oisie al
baoe raiet nRr ReIiance / 9pman
9ountp. boor en- StrGfnina eIlepe
DeiI lang % ire 0fiI breo bIep az
ipiet, % bpor Sfabe anretteoes for
oper $4,000. Slben fol p9re op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
Gn Del til ct Barns
8e>ntne er at prSpe frit.

Sen Wober finbes life iom life bill eiss
re alt | lin Ra9t for at bebare fit Sarns
Surbbeb, men ofte beb bum life Seien.
Naar oeror en- Softor al Gang bier
geien bsr ale Ibtte.
Set er Ell fienbt Sag at nj no al ii
StlfGlbe al Sernein9bomre ueSitammer
ira Wsapcn. Nan logger I9rte til, at
gtapefunttionen er itanbiet, BET bar OPP
itso, i~frnnter % 9rGber. @ip bet life
S~obeoraaber, forbi Barnet bill tomme i
Sane meb at bru9e benz, oe bIib life fprs
forifreffet o9 ltrar lsbe efter 2e9en.
Brep ferit ct bioenifabeligt 2afserin9sz
miooel. Srrs en- lille Soils al ST.. galbs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21

tpeqs Spritp Repiiu, Riblet iom er tils
tGnft ggrn. Set er milot og fremtaIber
life Mnbefneb. TibIet er albeles rent og
garanteret | enbbcr Senieeube. Nrs.
Soomeb / @~min9sbile, Sa., oe Nrs. SreS
Groms / ManIon, Ii6., 9iber aIbrig
beres gern anbet. 9isIe er fun faa
blanbt tuiinber al abinber.
Sc fan fisbe en- 80 Gents eler 81
SLATE / etbbert gpotbef, iom bar babt
ben fr SaI8 / en- RenneIteaIber, men
bbis Sc fsrit snifer at forisse ben for
Seres Born leno oa Sores Abresie til
9r. 8. o.. Galbnen, $50 galbpea Bulls
bling. Wonticelo, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
1naThtnptnn.

SiScn Ss pSelast. Zen lille On
@otbel, beligeenoe peo 2ofe @aib.
iueton. IL Mil norbenior Seattle,
blep iiSite Ssnbag beriet al en- SIoe.
brand, Der Iasbe en- itsrre StrGfnina
i Wife, og man maatte ipr9ngc Here
Suie meo Spnamit for of iGtte en-
@rGnie for SIben. Sabet beIeb fla
til $4,000, bpilfet er meaet naar
man bsrer, at 9pen fin bar 1900
Snobpegere. gn Mrs. Carl @iu.
tiers blep iarlig ~iorbrGnot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
5flfuurTotd.

-
an fnnrTofn.
Sanbburn Mnnbbns brrnot. Gbi
caao & Hortbpeitern 9mnens Himo
bus / Sanoborn neobr9nbte Wan
bag. SIoen bar opitaaet Oeo 8niltei
ira ct 2ofomotip.
Wof en- Ypitiparcbanf. Gen amber
Toftiparebnnf pil omfring Dem lit
Moi blipe adbnet | Ct. Glouo, ioei
Toitfontoret Der er uoieet BERTH. Sirii
9otionaI ganf oa Seoiritp State
ganf / nepnte 9p ifaI forpare oe
Subifub, Der eisres ! Roitiparebm'
FEN.
@nt arreiterct ior 5alifneri. Gn
II aar gammel @ut, Der fdloer lta
SameS Gbomasion % flyer iig al
bsre Giemnte / Spb Ct. Eolil, blep
iibte Ioroag / 9ulittb arreiteret FOR
falifneri, ioet Ran forisgte at no
gibe en- iorfolifet arpisning. San
paaitoS iioen, at ban bapoe iunoet
Nnpisningen poa @oben. I'll 0r'
I1ttb bar ban fommen FOR at iege
Spre paa SnOiiserne, iagoe ban.
Mt ipsae meo SfpScpaabcu. Ser
man Giiaoe, 16 aar gammel og Sen
al en- &isbmaro / S%anespille. bleo
iibitc Ssnoag ifuot 90 farIig loaret,
men pentes BOG at bile leoe. lllpf.
fem bGnote peb Ell Spsg, ioet bans
aanerot ifuloe trpffe en- Meooluer op
al 2ommen % affpre Den ! Sllftcn
MOB Sermon. Saabenct bleo milo
lertio bGngenoe fnit / Sommen, bpor'
peo Sfilboet off | en- anoen Retnin1
emo beregnet og traf ben llnge Wano
ret o~penfor Siertet.
7 8ammel Tillmure.gOrg bsb. -
Sigurb Berg osoe forleoen | in
Sons Sien peb Gmlrtenap, q. Saf.,
oa bans 2iJ bragtes til S%aneSboro
for at bearapeS peo bans gannle
Stem / Yilot Mfoilno Soiunibtp. vi.
0soe oor fsbt / Selemarfen, % bar
oeo i'm Dob cper 81 adr ganrmel.
San por en- al De fsrite Npbpggerc |
Sinmore Golrntp, ibet ban ne0iatte
iig Der / 1856, % bar / Here Eermi.
ner ppret Golmtnfommisipr iomt re.
~prpienteret tit Golnrtp | 2egislahi.
rem. Sioen 1907 bar ban boet hos
i'm Ssn Soaef / Noro Safota.
Sclte Mcniuacr ON Nabningstiben.
Sislee tibligcrc mootagne Srore tra
acknowledgements | WaIbirgtor
IfnIoc cnoel 2onb poa Heo 2afe Re.
ierpntionen nobueS iiolte 2sroo9, DOG
iaaIebes, at Der life gisres "efrtrp"
ier 15oe Wai. aorgresmaro Stee.
nerion er imiolertib at ben Nenina.
at 2anoet funbe ta9es / 8eiiooelie
oaereoe oen t6be Wfarts, til hpilfer
Sio flere paa hans Huab iatte iig neN
paa Heierpationerl, % man frpater
MI FOR, at oct fom til ct Summenitso
ga Snbrpfnin9en fanot Steb iibite
2Frbaa Mtorgen. Ser ifal nemlia
pGre enoel meqct nrrbiiulbt 2anb,
OF SettIcrne bill onitrpngtc iig til
set poerite for at fomnne ! @eIibocIie
al oct.
SISspaairttelic | Tcrgns Sails. -
Senoag Iiten inbtrai Ser / SerguS
Sails to Sloebratbe, ser uoen SpiI
par poaiotte, SSGoen ~opboacbeS iorii
en- Stalobpgniug, on meoenS man
bar ifrro meo at ilirffe henne bite
set oontle Sccibeutal &otcl paa Gin
coin Mncnlte at bore ibronb. 9erne
qmrle @nqnine, ser M finn oeIpiS
bIcp benpttet til @iIlinroiaI, neb.
brpnote fuIb1tGnbig meb ct Sob al
$1,000. @nnninqen if1iIoc ON fort
9iS prre fInttct for at aipe Elabs
for en- Notwithstanding. Snben 81
iioitc TO lloer or ire ANDRE gomI(
SrGbpaninger rrbbrGnote poo iom.
me @oNe, "a ser ipne8 at nrre Sen
iom tror. at Ser life er roget COLT
at rnb6e Sc QomIe SrGnrIe afpcien
Get fu1the bco brrtbc. at sc bIco ifilf
iebe | benne autagclic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21

Scnb "0ecorab-E Soften" til Slegt
g 8enner / set gamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
Nnrn pukntu.
ySfnIcnnInrt / MrnnN Nnr

SfpicUal9ef ! 0rnno tvurts. Set
iibIte Wanboa | @rono Torf8 Itcos
flnbne %oIq ona Sfolebireftsrer re.
iuIterebc l. at Or. Sreoericf SIpiiclb
palqtes | treble 8arb, Or. q. 81.
@eiteen ! femte @oro % g. 8. Sbcr.
ion / ippenoe @arb.
Stprt 0rrermsSe / 8raftum. Gen
inafalbte Sri-Gorntp 9rrcrforenina
ptI oen 12te % t3he mai boloe III
aarIige Mfebe / Grafton peo builfcn
Anlebuin9 Statsiuperiutenoent Snp.
Tor, Seon aeuneop pes Statens
llnineriitet. Or. @ilep peo Statcns
SnItitute for g~onbSioaee liant Trof.
SiIper peb HormaIifoIen / Woppinc
bill taIe. @lanht Dem, ser IfaI toIe
oper i~orftieIige gmner, err Wtiis Sill.
IeSheim al Yembina % s. 9. 9isrn.
ION.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
Fra DE- pe$tIise Skaters Cesislatarer.
Some RuIe-giaen bpis gebamo-

Some HuIe-giaen, bpis gebanb-
ling photographers / Onsbags, err BEN
ionme, iom fremiattes al 9obenitob
peo Sesiionens ge~epnSelie. Der er
Spsrgsmual, ON benne @ia bar no.
gen llbiigter til at bli pebtaget al ben
@runo, at grtremiiterne bar en- an.
ZEN Bill, iom De ipnes bebre ON pe
snffer peotaget.
Gen | Senotet fremiette Spllesre.
iolution ON at afilutte Sesiionen ben
Ste Wai, ifuloe ogiaa tages til ge-
6anoling benne llge. Ser er imi6.
lertio ringe Sanbipnliabeb for, at
ben bill bli pebtaget, Ga BET boa BET
nprmeite pilbe bore en- l1mlliabeo
for Segislaturen at faa afiluttet fit
arbeioe til oen Si6.
ebmanincn "Suspenner" er mobtoqen |
GOD Sroer, og ben er aIt bt ian snffe en-
p9 lQur let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
3Hputuuu.

@apc ira Sim Sia. SomeS 8.
Sill bar ifirnfet $1,000 til @oipitaI
/ GoIiipcl. @penS @orgere oil peb
S%ubifription iorifoife ct Sono al
$4,000 til bette Giemcb, og oct er
til Bette Sono Wtr. Sill bar ifiGnfet
Sc $1,000.
Hurif Spluni pcS Great Sails.
Norife SoIf ira Spring GoQep, 0tin.
ueiota, % Sarpep q. Sof., bar peo
Wanheiter. nj 0tiI ira 8reat SnaS,
iat iig / @eiiooeIie al oper 1000
ItrcS 2onb % oprettet en- aoloni.
Npbpqgerre beitoor al Somilierne
Scbnion nemIi9 Sans Sobuion og
SemCrne Sobn, Simon o. Oscar,
iamt SoitiS See, Ole Ssgoaro oa
2cuiS Ronfen - ole ira Sprina
GaIlep, % Ole Suuobp 2eonorb
Rube % Sacob 9ebreuS ira Sarpen.
DC braate meb iig ialt otte Soan-
la%hninger areaturer, Seite, Sarm,
maifiner % Snbbo. og ioruoen fine
SomelteaNS bar &c fiebt b~etpoeligc
9anoitrpfninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-21
ir1iscnnnn.

GpSsialb ! SartlanS. s. 9.
9urrion, Der | DC iioite 40 gar bar
boet | Sartlanb. Yierce Gountp, osbe
iorIeoen lit Siem beriteos, 6s sIor
gammel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-30

street, two-story, stone and stucco,
modern, seven rooms, $500.
Charles Sharpe, 1909 Twenty first
street, two-story stucco, nine rooms,
modern. $1,000.
Charles Math, 1905 Twenty-fifth
street, two-story frame, seven rooms,
modern, $500.
Zeman Garage company, Nineteenth
street between First and Second ave
nues, two-story vitrified brick, $4,000.
A. D. Huesing, 1917 First avenue,
two-story frame, remodeled, $1,000.
w. H. Edwards, Twelfth street and
Eleventh avenue, two-story frame, re-
modelled, $1,000.
August Heimbeck, 1706 Twenty fifth
street, two-story frame, seven rooms,
modern, $4,000.
August Heimbeck, 1920 Twenty-fifth
street, two-story bungalow, eight
rooms, modern, $4,000.
H. F. Lamp, 1717 Twenty fifth
street, one-story bungalow, five rooms
modern, $4,000.
Mrs. r. G. Marshall, 1921 Twenty
eighth street, two-story frame. seven
rooms, modern, $4,000.
Ed Brien, Twenty-eighth street and
Sixteenth avenue, two-story stucco
double house, IL rooms, modern, 81,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-30

a-half street, two-story cottage, four
rooms finished, remodeled, foundation,
s., 900.
Ed Elliott, 1889 Fourteenth street,
two-story frame, seven rooms, $1,000.
A. G. Anderson. 1914 Fourteenth
and-a-half street, two-story frame,
modern, seven rooms, $4,000.
John Ransom, 1909 Fourteenth-and-
a-half street, one and one-half story
cottage, five rooms. $4,000.
Kate Mcmahon. 521-52s Twentieth
street, two-story frame, double house.
II rooms, modern, $4,000.
Mrs. Thiele, 21142116 Eighth-and-a-
half avenue, two-story frame. double
house, IL rooms, modern. $500.
Mr.. Sofer, Eleventh avenue and
Thirty-fourth street. two-story frame,
six rooms, modern, $4,000.
John Ferry, Twenty-ninth street
and Eighth avenue, two-story frame,
eight rooms, modern. $4,000.
DR.. r. NJ. Pearce, Twenty-ninth
street and Eighth avenue, two-story
frame, six rooms, modern, $4,000.
Mr.. Solenberg, Thirty-eighth street
and Sixteenth avenue, two-story
frame, six rooms, modern, $4,000.
H. c. Schaffer, 1909 Sixteenth ave
nue., one-story stucco bungalow, mod
ern, FIVE rooms, $4,000.
Mr.. Lyons, 1411 Sixteenth avenue
one-story frame bungalow. modern
Ave rooms. $1,000.
Charles Barth, 1925 Fourteenth-and
a-half street, one-story stucco bunga
low. modern, six rooms, $4,000.
Mrs. Kirkman, 14o6 Twelfth avenue
two-story frame, seven rooms, mod
ern. $4,000.
George Helpenstell, 100S-1010 Fiji
teenth street, two-story frame, double
house. IA rooms. modern. $4,000.
J. W. Jones, 72S Fifteenth street
two-story frame. remodeled, modern
nine rooms. $4,000; brick garage IL
rear, $1,000; total, $500.
Philip Pfaff, 1414 Sixth avenue. re
modelled, stucco front, four rooms
$500.
William Bay, 715 Fifteenth street
one and one-half story frame cottage
seven rooms. modern, remodeled, 81,
900.
Harry Meanor, rear 1914 Seven
teenth street, concrete block garage
$500.
George Baker, 11o9-1111 Seven
. teenth street, two-story frame. doubl
house. modern. Ia rooms. $4,000.
; DR.. ]. e. Assay. 1923 Sixteenth street
one frame garage, modern, $3.50.
Mr.. Pearsons, Seventeenth stree
and Thirteenth avenue, two-stor
frame, nine rooms. modern, $1,000.
George B. Jackson. 1920 Lincoll
. court, two-story frame, IL rooms, tw
fats, modern, $1,000.
DR.. Condor, 1901 Twenty-hrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-30
ROCK RIVER BRIDGES.

story and basement annex, brick,
printing and binding Office, $4,000.
Irving school, Twelfth street and
Ninth avenue, remodeling, etc., ST.
900.
Eugene Field school. Seventh ave
nue. and Twenty-eighth street, remod-
cling, $1,000.
H. A Weld, First street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues
two o1e-story frame cottages, two
rooms each, $500 each.
II. A. Weld, Thirteenth avenue be-
tween First and Second streets, two
one-story frame cottages, two rooms
each, $500 each
Rock Island Brewing company
Third street and Seventh avenue, two
story frame, saloon and dwelling, re
moved from Seventh street and Sew
enth avenue, remodeled, $4,000.
Kaner Vogel, Third street and Sew
enth avenue, one-story frame store
and room, removed from Opposite
court house, 81 900.
John Taylor, sos Third street, one
story frame. FIVE rooms, rebuilt and
remodeled, $1,000.
Sam Daxon, 1905 Fourth street
house moved from plow compan!
grounds, five rooms, $1,000.
Herman Kakert, 514 Fourteenth ave
nue., one-story frame cottage, fv,
rooms, $4,000.
August De Cleane, I'll Fourteenth
avenue, one and one-half-story bricl
house, eight rooms, $4,000.
c. ]. Smith, 601-603 Eleventh ave
nue., two-story frame, four fats, 1v,
rooms each. remodeled, old schoo
house, $4,000.
Sam Dannsky, 627 Seventh street
one and one-half-story cottage, tel
rooms, $4,000.
David Witt, 1OO6 Fourteenth ave
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-30


nue., one and one-half-story cottage,
seven rooms. $500.
Henry A. Scherman, 701 Thirteenth
avenue, one and one-half-story cottage,
three rooms. $1,40o.
Frank Vogel, 704 Thirteenth avenue,
one and one-half story cement block,
four rooms, $500.
Fred Carlson, 706 Thirteenth ave.
nue., one-story cement block and frame
addition, four rooms, $1,000.
B. Elquiem, 709 Fourteenth avenue,
one-story frame cottage and addition,
five rooms. $1,000.
John Schuerman, Seventh street be.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth ave
nues, one and one-half story cottage
six rooms. $500.
John Schuerman, Seventh street be
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth ave
nues, one and one-half story cottage
six rooms, $500.
Swan Seveen, 1916 Seventh, street
one and one-half-story cottage, sir
rooms, $4,000.
Joe Bennett, 1920 Seventh street
one and one-half-story cottage, sia
rooms, $4,000.
Frank Harrison, 1909 Seventh
street, one-story cottage. one room
5000.
Albert Langman, Seventh street ant
Seventeenth avenue, two-story cot
tage, seven rooms. $4,000.
Albert Langman, Seventh street
near Seventeenth avenue, two-stor!
cottage, seven rooms, $500.
George Beihl, 1904 Sixteenth ave
nue., one and one-half-story cottage
six rooms, $4,000.
William Quinlan, 1925 Sixteenth
avenue, one and one-half-story cottage
six rooms, $4,000.
Thomas Bennett, First street ant
Fifteenth avenue. two-story frame col
tage, seven rooms, $4,000.
Mrs. Soranson, Seventeenth avenu
and Eleventh street, two-story franz
cottage, seven rooms, $4,000.
Mrs. Charles Swanson, Seventeenth
avenue between Eleventh and Twelftl
streets, two-story frame cottage, min
rooms, $4,000.
Charles Tom, Seventeenth avenu
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
two-story frame cottage, nine rooms
$4,000.
Peter Helm, Sixth avenue and Tent
street, two-story frame cottage, doubl
house, IL rooms, $4,000.
H. H. Hull, 91S Fourteenth street
two-story frame, eight rooms, $1,000.
William Carse, 1920 Twelfth stree
two-story frame, eight rooms, $4,000.
C. v. Johnson, 1922 Twelfth stree
two-story frame, nine rooms, $4,000.
Charles Tom, Eighteenth avenu
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
one-story frame. five rooms, $4,000.
Nellie Rush, 1918 Twelfth stree
one-story frame, five rooms, $4,000.
Fred Boetje, 1909 Twelfth stree
ftwo-story frame. six rooms, $500.
George flinders, Eighteenth avenu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-30
UTILITIES SPEND
LARGE AMOUNTS
Public Service Corporations OF
City Greatly Improve
Their Holdings.
NOT MUCH BUILDING DONE
Tri-City Railway Company Pays Out
S144,sOO in Extending and
Bettering Lines.

The public utilities of Rock Is
land during the past year have been
for the greater part expanding their
money in the Improvement of the
plants already in operation rather
than in the erection of new proper
ty. The Tri-City Railway company
has spent approximately s144,s00 in
improving its system. The detail
of its expenditures is as follows:
Single track, Twentieth to Nine
teenth street on Third avenue, ST.
600; double track, Nineteenth to
Seventeenth street on Third avenue,
$4,000; Elm street switches, on ac-
count of running to the west end,
$4,000; special work, Twentieth
street and Fourth avenue, $4,000;
special work, Thirty-eighth street
and Fifth avenue, $4,000; COM
menced work on Long View LOOP
(estimated) $4,000; city of Rock
Island (Milan bridges) $4,000;
eight pay as you enter cars. s40,'
600; lots purchased for car barns
$4,000. Contemplated expenditures
for 1912 are a new car house which
will cost $4,000 and the Thirty.
eighth street line which will cost
$4,000.
TELEPHONE COMPANY IMPROVES.
The Central Union Telephone
company has expended about $50,
900 in extending its underground
conduits and completing the worl
which was started last year. Be
sides this, it has Installed twt
new switch boards and repaired tn,
old ones and put the plant int
proper shape to give the best ser
vice possible.
| PEOPLES POWER COMPANY.
The Peoples Power company ha'
comparatively quiet year as far a
building is concerned but even a
that some 100000 was expended i
| improving the service. About tire
miles of gas mains were laid and
considerable amount of electrics
wiring DONE The total expenditur
is about evenly divided between tn
gas and electrical improvements c
',e already efficient service given b
| the company. Big plans which ar
not yet ready to be made public ar
being considered by the compan
for the coming year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-30
LARGE sum SPENT !
ON SEWER SYSTEM.
City improvements in 1911
Reach Total Cost of
S116, 463.5S.
sss,sl5 IN SIXTH WARD
Many watermains Also Laid
Bridges Over Rock River TO
Milan Are Rebuilt

During the last year, one in which
there were no items for paving streets
and practically none for laying Of
sidewalks, the amount paid out for
local improvements was $11e,463.5s.
The biggest item that is included in
the list of improvements is $6S, SIS, the
amount paid out for the Seventh ward
sewer system. The amount expended
for the completion of the filter plant
during this years administration is
s., 900. The amount spent last year for
the filter was $64,450.
SEWERS AND WATER MAINS.
The outline of other improvements
for the year follows:
Sewers-In Oak Grove addition,
S425.1O.
Water Mains-Fifteenth avenue, For.
ty-f1fth.to Forty-sixth street, 1894; in
John Scheuermann's fifth addition,
ss15.60; in Vogers addition, s435.46;
Oak Grove addition, s1,121.72; on For.
ty-second and Forty-third streets, Four
teenth to Eighteenth avenues, So,
7S0.70; Forty-third street, Tenth to
Fourteenth avenue, $3.50; Eighth street
Fourth to Fifth avenue, $500; alley be
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, Tenth to Eleventh avenues
1.021; Second street, 1910; Thirtiett
street, Thirteenth to Eighteenth ave
nue., 1890.
Water Main and Sewer-Brien &
Lamont's addition, $575; Archer &
Brien's addition, $575; Rudgren &
Johnson's addition, $575.
ROCK RIVER BRIDGES.
In addition to the above, SIS, 200 wa.
expended in the repair Of the Rocl
river bridges and in putting in one en-
tirely new bridge. The Tri-City Rail
way company paid for this improve
ment, it being one Of the stipulations il
the franchise which was granted il
1910.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-30

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