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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooN1ING HOUSES.


FOR LEASE-HOTEL.
so rooms, steam heat. toilets and
baths: hot and cold water in eacn
room, which are all light and airy,
no inside rooms and all on one noor
and the building is on the hest iran ran,
sient corner in the city; VIII erVe
long lease and price Will DO very
low; fine opportunity TO put In your
own furniture.
a rooms for lease; you may put In your
own furniture; excellent location,
modern In every particular low rent
and long lease.
IS rooms. European hotel. Main street 10
cation. 1t is one OF the best IN inc
city. Furnished in fumed oak, ms
sion style; hot and cold water, long
distance phones. private and public
baths. shower baths in fact. the ap
pointmenus are modern and up TO
the minute: the rent Is very reason
able and a good lease: the owner VIII
sell or trade for real estate and the
price is right. We invite thorough !
Investigation. This Is a snap. must
be sold.
ss00-1o rooms all nicely furnished and
well located, in modern house; VIII
make very reasonable terms.
Headquarters for hotels and roomlng
houses. Established 1898.
A. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
13 Main st, Phones 84l,
d2199
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK, BAR. STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application: household refrlgerators. bill
lizard and pool tables. bowling alleys and
supplies. Brunswick Balke- -Collender Co
lao 10 100 South 4th West. Both phones
4o3. ai0S6
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LOOK, WE SOLD THESE THREE
PLACES LAST WEEK BECAUSE
THEY WERE BARGAINS. WE HAVE,
A FEW MORE GOOD ONES. But RE-
PRODUCE THIS ADVERTISEMENT TO
SHOW YOU WHAT KIND OF PLACES
WE. HANDLE, WHY NOT INVESTI-
WE CAN'T SHOW YOU A SQUARE
DEAL. BUY FROM THE OTHER
FELLOW
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of so rooms. corner location. then
mako us an offer; owner compelled TO
leave city on account Of other business
this is an opportunity for some one.
FOR Sil00: TERMS
reasonable, We can deliver lf-room
place. close in: has always made owners
good money; rent SIS: lease
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CASH GROCERY.
Well established business $50 per day up
Fixtures al discount. stock at invoice
Not a forced sale, but a bargain. About
5000. Terms.
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NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN sdS East srd
phone, bath: close III -'' d7S6
South.
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-FEMAL HELP
WANTED, GIRL. FOR GENERAL
houscwork and ablo TO take care OF
small child; fiye-room fiat. Two people
Must be neat and clean and Iurni ish rel
wages for right person. Apply imme-
diately, SO Smith apt, Bird East bet. md
and Bird So. SITS, Bell phone 223l. d2o'S
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FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK AND S. Z.
Rhode Island Red eggs. 81 for 10; priLLe
stock. ]. H. Vincent. 564 E. ith Souin:
Bell 1927. cl0so
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CIGAR STORE
Central location. fine front, fixtures
first-class; card room doing $50 and up
Per day; s1100 Terms,
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FOR SALE-DRUG STORE IN NE
vada. county seat K. r. shops, popula
sell at invoice. $500 Address Box i.
Las Vegas. Nevada. d2545
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so rooms, workngman's hotel, neat an
clean. very cheap rent. $1,000. part cash
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GUARANTEED STRICTLY FREsH
eggs, 22so per doa. or $3.50 per ~ uoI; uoo1
Ind phone 624, Bell phone A6l'. .,oef
South State. cZ9no
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AT A SACRIFICE ON ACCOUNT OF
sickness. an established and most prof
table business. positively no competi-
ton. possibilities unlimited Price $4,000.
half cash balance to suit purchaser Ap--
ply 222 Boston Bldg. d25ol
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A y. HUMPHREYS.
IS West 2nd South st.
Bell ii35. Ind. 4l34.
d2S22
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EGGS FOR MATCHING,

From the best stock IN Utah; WHITE
LeEhorn. Cornish Indian, Black Min9rC". Mi
Rhode Island Red and Black IanSshan'
guarantees all eggs fertile: II not VIII TO-
place without cost.
HILL CREST POULTRY FARM.
~ c2674
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CONSTRUCTING -QUARTERMAST-E
office, Boise Barracks. Idaho, Aprll IL
iell. Sealed proposals, in tripiicate. viii
Ue 9o, received here until II a. m. MAY l6.
l9ll. and then opened. for CONSTRUCTION
complete with plumbing hot air heating
and wiring of quarters for four n, c. or
llcers AZ BOISE Barracks. Idaho. Separ-
ate dds Tor plumbing. heating and VIZ
ing NOT considered. Information fur-
hished on application. u S. reservas
r,ght 10 reject any or all bids or any part
etc. Proposals should be ineIosed ''is, 70,
seaied envelope. marked Proposals for
~. Z. o. Qrs. and delivered at this offCe
y. wv w louL sel Tor opening. d2d91
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A nooMING HOUSE THAT PAYS.

Located where II has large perma-
nent patronage and has more transient
20 rooms. always full. Look over the
books. Lease at SIS per month. This
place is good for a NET MONTHLY
AVERAGE OF Sl2o. Price S1400 Small
cash payment and balance monthly.
THERE'S PROFIT IN CIGARS.
We have a dandy little cigar store in
the business district Lease for years
Rent $40 Fixtures. stock on hand, cash
for $500. Do you want II?
WE SELL
Cigar Stands,
Barber shops.
Grocery stores,
Saloons.
Cafes.
ALL ARE BARGAINS.
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS -
housekeeping. modern hoS.ss ~
W. End North. q
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NICELY FURNISHED HOrrc,..
rooms with gas. 52b RlcSs
block south OF tabcrnacle.
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OSTEOPATHY
GRINDING.


BRING IN YOUR OLD RAZORS AND
let us make new ones out of then, ni,
work guaranteed. Western Arms Co
10 ooolh M.lln. dliOT
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7-ROOM ROONIING HOUSE. BAR
gain. low rent, easy renter; GIG South
Main. d2492
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ELKo HOTEL. 275 SoUdtAs s. por
steam heat, rooms oV t129o
week and up,
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buyirg. ! deal exclusively in hotels and
room.nS houses
Bingham CANYON. a substantial mining
camp | offer the best hotel there. one
that gets the best trade of the camp.
IS rooms. thoroughly modern, h. and G.
W. in each room You clear $3.50 and
moro every month in the year, II goes
for $4,000, $500 cash. Exclusive agent.
30-room ho1e: rent $50; clearing 800 a
month; only $3.50. a good opportunity TO
put in dining room.
4S-room hotel steam heat moderately
furnished. in the heart Of the city: will
sell for S2o00 will trade for farm land.
Your chance To get a good hotel
l0-room. strictly transient house. The
best of It's kind in the entire city; rent
only s55: vel! furnished; terms; $1,000.
This will pay better than many large
houses.
Big mining company boarding house;
~ rooms rent free. all money collected
bv company: % to 35 boarders: only $500.
part cash. Pass $50 TO 5000 per month
net.
10 rooms, / h keeping in the heart OF
town; rent $3.50: terms; $500: 500 cash.
II rooms. rent $40 close in. VIII trade
for real estate. vacan, lots or improved
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ONE FRONT SUITE AT y1~
q East South Temple
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TO LEASE

FOR RENT, OR LONG KIN LTiij
per cent on value. arty: ~ h
for Los Angeles progee,r,ttyh ID
corner Main and 7tn 'eltorc
ply C. White Mortimer
Los Angeles. Californ'a-
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HOTELS AND BOOMING HOUSES.

To buy right means To see me before
buyirE. ] deal exclusively in hotels and
roo7,.nc houses
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WANTED

WANTED-MISCELL
TO BUY 1ST- CLASS SILVER CORNBT;
must be cheap, Bell i9S3X- d2304
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TWO CONVENIENT, CLEAN rnHuire rs
closet, screened porch; Wv c23l5
w 9th South.
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FOR RENT
poR RENT-FURNISHE Eo

ROOMS. USE or BATH AND S2i23
90 and I'M. 37T End East ST
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RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS s5 PEK
100 fancy eggs. 10c each. Cress sr0ch 9o.
S5l0 9TH East Ind 10O92. dloZo
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING
SELF CULTURE SCHOOL,.

CONSULTATION, ADVICE, TREAT
mcnt. spiritual healing free. Marlin
sanitarium Co, 24l So. Main st Ind.
phone I920-A. dIeoi
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THREE ROOMS. -FURNIsgo~
plete for housekeeping. az
Take Waterloo car. 333 5th ss.
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TWO MODERN ROOMS Fop
keeping. close in. cheap. n
South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18

Is rooms fine transient. steam hea'
a money maker; $500. good terms.
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FOR RENT
HoUSEKEEprNo

TWO SUNNY HOUsEYmEnNSc~
gas. light and phone; no ~ s1
South 5Lh East. Au enll11
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A RESTAURANT SNAP.

Up-to-date and thoroughly modern cafe
In the business heart. Lunch counter, IS
stools, 30 chairs. II tables. all fully
equipped with dishes, linen. silver. etc.
etc. Complete kitchen equipment. W
year lease. low rent Price includes all
fixtures. cash register, stock on hand,
etc. Investigate this now.
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FURNISHED ROOM; c,SRoTs MopEKSt Kapts.. Isl
vcnicnces. No. Glooo"' c611
East 3rd South.
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First-ca European hotel. so rooms
clears $3.50 per month; strictcst invesu
CATION; $500 required.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS p
ly furnished. stoam heat, ~
able. $50 South West TempIe E
1855. p'e' y
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A y. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 413S. Ind. 4l3A.
HOTEL AND BOOMING. HOITSES
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MEADowBROoK FARM. MURRAY.
horns Telephono Murray 322-X, In
dian Runner ducks. State fair. ! rip
bons, silver cup: poultry show, IL Ti9 10
bons do
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IA ROOMS for $1,000; terms to suit; rent
$40. place close in on west side
12 ROOMS for $500: very nice place on
Main st; rent $75: make terms.
II ROOMS for $500. 5000 down; near tho
depot, rent S47 90.
ROOMS very nicely furnished and
very close in; rent $40: $500 Will handle
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DRY HOT AIR.

SCIENTIFIC ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
for all chronic diseases. Martin Sani-
tarium Co.. 241 So. Main st, Ind. phone
1904, dIe02
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

" ---"-"-0~oO~N~-~-~~~~~~~~
NELSON GLOVE CO., 60 EAST 3RD
South, exclusive glove store. Gloves
made to order Repairing and cleaning.
mo55
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCbILtAN bOUos
LARGE STOREROOM VERY SUIT
able for ice cream. candy. soda va
ter and fruit porlors: rent very reason.
able. Apply Brice Drug Co. cla42
FOR SALE-SMALL NEWSPAPER IN
growing town in Calf. Good business.
Write c.. r. Lochlen. ColfaX. Calf. d1991
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NICELY FURN. SUITE or
keeping rooms. modern. liz
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WANTED-BOARD AND

AT ONCE, HOME IN PRIYA1
lily, young man and little h{
able. Address we, Tribun6.
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LADIES TO SELL OUR QUALITY
line every town in state Irvino Chem
ical Co.. $50 So. w. Temple. d1SIb
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PERSONALS

LADIES, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
| Chichesters Pills, the Diamond Brand.
| For 26 years known as Best, Safest, AL
ways Reliable. Buy of your Druggist
| Take no other. Chlchesters Diamond
Brand Pills are sold by Druggists every
| where.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18

VISIT OUR PLANT AND INSURE
=, your success with poultry by edopuns
the Chantlcleer Unit System. Chanticleer
colony coops arc replacing mnproiltanle
equipment everywhere: equally success
ful whether ono or n hundred units are
installed. Orders booked now Tor papy
Gchics and eggs for Matching from ine
heaviest laying and earliest maturlns
S. c, r. ]. Reds and s. G, White Leg
horns In the west. Chanticleer Poultry
farm. $40 e. 18th So. two city blocks
east OF Murray car line on 10Th oouth,,
Telephone Murray $40. dl4ai
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WANTED-AGBNTs

HUSTLERS WANTED-s25 TO 500
made weekly ON cement posts write
for immediate particulars: five states for
sale or trade. 3. 8. Harrington base
for Thomas Eldridge. Bell 540s: Ind. 375.
d1OG9
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36 rooms. mod, all on one floor; rel
si25: $4,000. onc-half cash.
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HOTELS.
ROOMING HOUSES.

HOTELS
ROOMING HOUSES.
GOOD BARGAIN
on q S7-room completely and newly
furnished house: building modern In every
respect: rent reasonable; long lease. See
the place and MRIM %aEe sTREnT rs al Ger
roomjnE house. rs rooms: rent SJf; only
takes $3.50 cash to handle. price Just
''' SEE THIS PLACE
of so rooms. corner location, then
mako us an offer; owner compelled 10
leave city on account Of other business;
this Is an opportunity for some one.
FOR Sil00. TERMS
place. close In; has always made owners
good money; rent SIS: lease
IA ROOMS for $1,000; terms to suit; rent
$40. place close in on west side
IL ROOMS for $500: very nice place on
Main St; rent SIS: make terms.
ii ROOMS for $500. 5000 down; near tho
depot; rent s476o.
ROOMS. very nicely furnished and
very close IN: rent $40; $500 will handle
CIGAR STORE.
two rooms; good fixtures. fine location;
rent $50; price 5000; terms.
BARBER SHOP.
one OF the best 7-chair shops in the city;
on account of other business owner Will
sacrifice for half its value; see us TOT
price.
for some one with small amount OF
money: have a nice. pleasant business
that will net party 500, u calls for an
investment of 500 cash; will! be pleased
TO furnish detaalA.
Ind. Si6. with Bell 2p3O-
BETTHYON
1912 East Srd South st.
d2146
A. y. HUMPHREYS.
HOTELS AND RoOMING HOUSES.
First-class European hotel. so rooms.
clears $3.50 per month; strictcst investl-
CATION; $500 required.
so rooms, worklngman's hotel neat and
clean. very cheap rent. $500. part cash.
ss rooms mod; all on one floor; rent
Si25; $4,000. onc-half cash.
is rooms. fine transient. steam heat;
a money maker $500, good terms.
CASH GROCERY.
Well established business. $50 per day up
Fixtures al discount. stock at invoice
Not forced sale, but bargain. About
5000. Terms.
CIGAR STORE.
Central location. fine froat, fixtures
!irst-casS, card room doing $50 and up
ner day; s1100. Terms,
A y. HUMPHREYS.
IS West 2nd South St
Bell 4i33. Ind. 4l3d.
d2S22
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4 MODERN HOUsEEEEpTYo-
rs West 9Th South. -'v
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for some one with small amount OF
money; have a nice. pleasant business
that will net party 500; II calls for an
investment of s5J0 cash; will! be pleased
TO furnish details.
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MEDICAL

Or: SYKES. RECTAL ~ SSECI = -
slo Brooks arcade. he'AAiST, Ss3s,
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W-lNTED

wANTED-MALE HELP
so MEN TO BORROW MONEY on
anything OF value Uncle Sam. so East
Isf Souih c940
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; will pay you nrst-class prices. "a:
9. Fisher & Co, 165 So. w. Temple. bell
GIL Ind. 964 e2o3
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HARRINGTON STABnsESS, ESS,,nf6
and light livery. 2ao o'
Phones 273.
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MASSAGE
LIVERY sTABI

1ur61
MCOY'S STABLE CA,rns
light livery horses Dous
Both phones 81.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-06-22

Huron, S. Dat the convention
Of the grand councils of the United
Commercial Travellers of Minnesota,
North and South Dakota, hte pro-
yinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
and Alberta, at Fargo, N. D., South
Dakota withdrtw from that juris-
diction and will now have a grand
council of it's own.
The following is list of officers
elected for the coming year: Grand
counselor, George S. Tussey, Aber-
ieen, S. d.; grand junior counselor,
l.. r. Campbell, Huron, S. D.; grand
past counselor, j. c. Sheldon, Sioux
Falls, S. d.; gr and secretary, II. ].
Rice, Huron, S. D.; grand treasurer,
R. ]. Woods, Sioux Falls, S. D.;
grand conductor, Edward w. Lee
han, Mitchell, S. D.; grand page, j
W. Dougherty, Watertown, S. D.;
grand sentinel, l.. j. Walker, Yank.
ton, S. D.; grand executive com.
mittee, Howard Marshall, Sioux
Falls, and two years, G.. N. Pollard
Yankton, S. D.; grand executive com,
mittee, Andrew Ellwein, Mitchell
and one year. j. L. w. Zietlow, Alb
erdeen, S. d.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-06-22
SMALL GRAIN SHOWS
VARYING CONDITION
IN SOME PARTS OF STATE YIELD
WILL BE LIGHT BECAUSE
OF DRY SUBSOIL.

Aberdeen, S. D.-Within the past
lew days the crop reports from north
ern South Dakota, hitherto extremely
optimistic, have taken turn for the
worst, and present reports over a
wide range of country indicate that
small grain will be very short crop,
although corn is looking eXtraordin-
arily we'll The explanation given by
farmers of the change from prospects
that were deemed excellent, is that
the dry weather of last year, which
extended we'll into this spring, left
the ground exceedingly dry. The
grain when it started to grawfi had
little moisture in the ground to grow
from and rooted very short. When
the rains did come-and there has
been an abundance of rain in the
northern part OF the state, from
Brown county eastward, since last
spring-the grain made an excellent
showing, growing rapidly and of
good stand. But when the dry,
scorching hot weather followed the
growing grain showed its lack of
stamina, because of the short root,
by drying up rapidly. In the vici-
nifty of Huron, according to these re-
ports, the small grain crop is appar-
entity almost a failure. A better show
ing is made in the vicinity of Red
field, but east of there according tc
reports reaching here, the yield is
again light. The grain again shows
better in northern Sphinx and south.
ern Brown counties. but north of Alb.
ardeen to the North Dakota line and
beyond and eastward for considera-
BILE distance, the yield is light, and
reports from sections west of Ips-
wich, in Edmunds county, indicate a
very light crop in that section. West
Of the Missouri river, in the newly
settled sections of the state, condi-
tions vary. In some parts of the res.
ervation country local rains have Civ.
Ell the homesteaders hope for prac.
tically full crop. In other parts
The crop will be very short The corr
however, is showing good stand anG
q good color, and is apparently il
good condition.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-06-22

DECISION DECISION Given GIVEN
TO The CITY IN
TELEPHONE CASE
In Second Hearing SUI
prenne Court Decid-
|. es for the City.
MONEY INVOLVED
The City Sues to RecoverPer
Cent Due in Contract of
Telephone Company.
MONEY INVOLVED
Telephone Company.

This morning the supreme count at
Pierre gave its decision in the case
of the City of Mitchell and A. e.
Hitchcock, mayor VS.. the Dakota Cen
trail Telephone Co., and the decision
was affirmed. This requires the tel
ephone company to pay over to the
city treasurer about $4,000 on the
contract under which the company
operates in this city.
Originally the Dakota Central COM
pany, when it purchased the business
from Fred Else some years ago, pre-
snmably assumed the contract under
which he accepted the franchise, and
that was that he should pay to the
city 0 per cent Of the gross receipts
of the business over $4,000 par year
Mr.. Else paid the amount right along,
but later when the Dakota Central as
sumed control of the business it de-
clined to pay the amount alleged to
be due, and which amounted to a
little over $4,000.
The city council instituted suit
for the recovery Of the amount in the
circuit court of this county. The
decision of Judge Smith was against
the city, who held that the contract
was not good. City Attorney Miller
appealed the case to the supreil.
court, and that body reversed the de-
eision of the lower court, and notified
Judge Smith to enter judgment in ia
vor of the. city for the amount claim.
ed to be due. Judge Smith entered
the judgment as requested by the
supreme court
Thomas Null, in behalf of the Da.
kota Central, appealed from the
judgment entered by Judge Smith.
anl took the case to the supreme
court The decision rendered today
in behalf Of the city puts it ND tc
the Dakota Central company to pa.
the amount of the judgment, or, as
lit has been intimated, carry it to the
supreme court of. the United States.
| The case has been under considera-
ltion for several years.