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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-20
Negro Got IS Years for Attempted
Criminal Assault


William Stuart, a young negro
about Is years old, was convicted
by the Circuit Court of Rockbridke
OF criminal assault upon N -, Cor
nelius Harlow. a yourr white wo-
man of Rockbridge Baths, and his
punishment fixed at eighteen years
in the penitentiary. The crime was
committed on the late afternoon OF
Septembt oath, in a skirt OF woods
near the Baths, and that night
Stuart was brought to Lexington
and lodged and Jail. At the trial
last Friday he admitted the crime.
Following are the jurors: Messrs.
John A. Link Qoremau), Joseph
S. Campbell, w. Harry Aguor,
Stuart Kayton, Robert White, G. w.
Womeldorf, Morris Jones, \. NJ.
Dixon, S. w. Foster, G. A. Cum
Minis, r. E. Areheart, ]. Ii. Harri-
son.
X V. Patterson was acquitted OF
the charge of killing S. NJ. Camp
bell. The jury reached a verdicl
Thursday shortly after noon, ano
their finding was unanimous, after
only few minutes in tho jury room
1t will be recalled that this was ID,
third trial. The shooting occurred
the last OF June, 1911, and the frs
trial in September resulted in the
jury failing to agree. The SECOND
trial in Novem Der resulted in a con
vlction with six years in the peni-
Tertiary The Court OF Appeals
granted a new trial, which was hello
last week, resulting in acquittal.
The trial OF g. w. Jones aud G.
w. Moxley Of G Iasgow, indicted 70,
assault, was continued to the Feb
ruary term Of the court.
c. d. Jones, colored, indicted for
larceny, was acquitted. This case
is of great local interest by reason
OF the fact that Jones was suspected
OF being implicated in benelittine
from many OF the petty s,ealings in
Lexington last Spring since much OF
the stolen property was found among
goods discovered. in the old town
dnnp which had been hidden by
Hugh Morgan, another negro OF
Lexington, who was convicted for
larceny and sent TO the roads, but
who later escaped.
Andy Johnson, colored, on appeal
from Mavor Shields conviction OF
selling liquor and fined 500 with
sixty days in Jail, was given Sky
days on the roads and fined $50 and
costs.
The will of Mrs. Louisiana Donnan,
deceased, was admitted to record,
and Mrs. Bette Lee Shields, who
was named in the will. qualified as
executrix. under bond of $4,000.
Bennett n. Bell qualified as guar
dial of his five children, with Mr..
Julia l.. Bell as surety in the sum
Of So, 500.
The will of John W. Wallace, de-
ceased, was admitted to record, and
W. e. Wallace, named in the will,
qualified as executor, under bond of
$40, 900.
The grand jury is still in session.
The following indictments were
brought in yesterday: Against c.
H. Chittum, Jr.. for larceny, and
against Middleton Roane for perjury.
Court is expected to adjourn FRI
day afternoon.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-20
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20. 1912
The Coming and Going of People
You Know

You Know
Col. Thomas A. Jones Of the V.M
l faculty is visiting his old home ip
Norfolk.
Mr.. William G.. Mathews OF Clifton
Forge, president OF the Rockbridge
Power Corporation, is a visitor in
Lexington this week.
DIR. Joan II. Latane attended the
meeting tf the Council of the Amer
lean Political Science Association in
Chicago, OF which he is member,
last Saturday.
The venerable Mr.. Thomas S
Winfield, who was confined to bis
home for several weeks from a fall
at the Catholic church, is able to be
out again.
Information has been received in
Lexington that Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Hewitt, who are now living in
Goldsboro. N. c., have lost THEN
four-months-old baby of acute indi-
gestion.
DR.. Harry d. Campbell, dean of
Washington and Lee University,
represented Washington and Lee at
Spartansburg last week at the meet
ing of the Southern Association Of
Schools and Colleges.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Houston Leech,
Miss Edmonia Leech, Master Harry
Leech of Lexington, Mrs. E. n.
Strain and Miss Patterson Of
Brownsburg, left today for Clear
Water, Fla, to spend the winter.
DIR. Charles Manly attended the
Virginia Baptist General Associa-
ton which closed last night in
Petersburg. A resolution was
adopted by the association endors-
ing the Lexington church building
enterprise.
Mrs. r. Lee Miller of Knoxville.
Tenn, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Robert l.. Northern on South Main
street. She is accompanied by her
niece, little Mildred Northern,
daughter of Mrs. Charles f.. North
ern.
Among the Presbyterians of Lex
ington attending the meeting in
Staunton this week of the Lexing-
ton Presbytery are DR.. Alfred 4.
Graham. DR.. Jas. Lewis Howe,
Mr.. J. Med. Adair, Prof. ID. c.
Humphreys, Messrs. e. L. Graham.
]. w. McClung, Mrs. Andrew F.
Wade and Miss Agnes Penick
Rev. j. H. Light, d. D., former
pastor of Trinity Methodist church,
Lexington, and a well known minis
ter of the Baltimore Conference,
united with the Virginia Conference
at its session in Lynchdurg this
last week, and has been assigned TO
Rivermont Avenue church, Lynch
burg. He served that church some
montS before conference.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-20
The Servant in the House"

The Servant in the House, the
most widely discussed play present
ed on the American stage in the past
decade, is to be presented at the
Lyric Theatre on Monday night. Nov.
25'h. Merle H. Norton is sending
the greatest cast of players, headed
by Victor E. Lambert ever seen in
play of this character. and lovers
of fine acting and fine drama are
thus assured of theatrical event Of
unusual importance.
The Servant in the House" is one
of the most remarkable and intense
ly human plays ever written in the
English language. Its central char
acter, a strange man attired in ORR
entail garb who acts as a butler to
an English Vicar, and whose subtle
influence changes the lives of all
with whom he comes in contact, is
intended as an EN- Dodiment of the
Christ spirit, II rot as a reincarna-
ton of the Saviour OF man himself
and the message which the play
btingS to those who are thoughtful
enough to care for messages is that
the finest thing in the won Id is the
love of one s brothe Adv.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-20
Irvine-Reid

Mr.. john William Irvine and Miss
Lucille Rodgers Reid, daughter of
Mr.. Charles M. Reid, all of Rock
bridge, were married in Lexington
Wednesday, November Ii, 1912,
Rev. DR.. ID. A. Penick officiating.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-20

Thursday Of next week. Novem-
Der 18th. will be observed as
Thanksgiving Day, and in conse-
queuce the business houses of Lex
ington will be closed for the day.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-20
"Maidens All F0rlorn"

An entertainment, for the benefit
OF the Glasgow Sch oil League, will
be presented at Glasgow Monday
night next, under the auspices OF the
school. A drama. "Maidens All
Forlorn, and bright, catchy music
will be the program.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-20
Fine Ounces

Mrs. William Hardin OF near
Fancy Hull, brought to town a few
days ago fine specimen of the i'm
proved ounce, which was raised at
her home. The wonder is that more
of our farmers do not give attention
to this most excellent fruit.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29
The New Livery Barn.

Fox Bros. oln tnCir lHrg> ny1.
barn TN Main street tomorrow and
wiz t. ready to take care Of all who
ish thoirhorsCsRiyCn good feed and
care at reasonable prices.
Leslie TCX the senior member Of
tl!H firm las been in tI~ Park for
mHAy years ana is too Wlu known 10
need any Introduction as his rcpUta-
ton for honesty and straightfOr-
warilncss is well known. Frank the
y3p;nglr octhp Toys, who will have
charge Of the barn, is rot as well
klovn b.; IL Z =" J h.lCst and l"I:-
able aLa is l,3!S. m@n OF many years
expert nc. ~. boys viii uc glad to
S. All ! IT. 90 .II'nrs HI.d rs many
l.,M or as ,@s.L.o at their nov
a.nblr. wi re tl2y hay' first "inss
drivers and r's. You may r., US
surCd lhat you vil be t1' "ttu @i.h
the gr.al,zt Of c"sid, ration "nc!4>r
You only wish me horse ir.a or one
hundred Their stable viii hr com
r1ctcd as soon Us ,Dc Weather mod
crates i'll tic spring and will have
stall room for roo horses besides
plenty Of corral}S.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29
Democratic Courty Central
Meeting.

II Emo;ratic county central com
r.:,lac met Thursday alci"ccr PR
sGnn' 10 :; cali by H." chairman a.,'i
transacted roU inc business only.
Chairman Chns. Mitchell tend I'D
his resignation. which after I vote
Of thanks for rast services. Vas nc
rcpt,d. james McFurlanr Of Hebron
gas elected for Lh" annHpircd
term.
The only tilnc anytldng interest ing
seemed about TO happen WIS when
= resolution VAS cl:orcd conforming
R2Ty2EnH live Tov;y of tH:s district
for lt# attitude in reference 20 lhs.
ho.I"rs !rom The convention last clro.
,tan Judge Shlpcy claiming the
ro 2ulars did not get oven a r2@r"ct-
f,I hearing from Tovcy. !
". +. Goodwall las gone to CoaI-
,1oni nn business.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

The Walden w. c. T'U. mot at the
home Of Mrs Chas. R'ggsn Wednesday
afternoon Each member read selec
tinn on roliaca,f fHftcr1 'w,,i;.r
topics Of interest we're discussed Re
fr,shmcu,S consisting Of c"tfee nul cake
were ser,ri The meeting was well
attended and was "njoyed 10y all The
next mcetin. will i" ".,h N"l!ic l.
.hrul.cr.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29
lErirn1ed.

1ai. Affirmed.
Whege the proof as TO residence is
weak, but thare is strong proof or
'oultisatlon OF the land in added area
and 18th increasing yield OF crops
eace s5s. and evidence shows n.pey
sis ea1 e ssssHla:n In Az, AZ assaa, i,
'hoiSS u'o'l the land. The proof VII Bf'
d oomed sufficient.
The law permitting cash entry ol
timbe-ed and uon-timber,d lands does
no, fix definite period lor making
.iaJl proof. Io"R.lrr, il must Lc
r.. sonable and Iaudy within a"y,n
years from Gutc ul entry. ass in ord.
nary Homestead ,nrri, $ has h,.n Con :
SID, rod rs the ilnu 0. ti"r VIII, II 4,
may be properly m'o~vd Ter the nuk-
il os final rrorr ol 'u'r. - Of this
ci-...
4 contest aIid Nr II,d u-aine' d
j 1t land ,u.ry d"rjuG '." pend
u OF an apr'.ca':aa or 'A1 n ."u
o. me undol ITO -; o. March =.
..., should ui.,ro ..vrs l,uGH- i'
Vi. .,J Jmc I'll, pr:nH ..,;u si.o"u,~ ~.
O. to such extension. r'tI@ I..o"
.rre5 Trofiry 800 l.. u. :."D
entr. r.am's r.I's t" .''s.. >-
Co.. n of time is primal fayia. 10y rcA
. of themcrcNlinG Of the apr!."A.
r.u. and the burden Of prof. l. aluI
stant to ca4trnN.r t,o facts
.orth in tie application i-r *
,Dn of time.
motion to dismiss ~ apr.aO "iI
=. We granted wrcr, il aI'aI. '"Ai
ntorests invoIvrd are hr@, and
nited Stats is in lrtih ana in
Z, party in interest, bat viii be
osed of on its merits.
nd chiefly valrHb}y :or Al riaH d.
i... from which c,mcnr ma! be
.: .lr2ctured, does roi hr.nS the .aHt
a tho IMMORAL Installations.
Continued On l.-i n"%.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

\. Il. Law, returned TO the ranch
Saturday morning. he always seems
,c Eavc knaok of picking day to
go home.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

The many North Park friends OF
Mrs.. C. l.. p. Wlscom will be pleased
&c l.ro% dat Size is considered on
the read t. complete recovery. She
is cXIc,ld lone in week or ten
days.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Did you ever hear OF an epidemic
Of blii3usness? Walden has been viz
tied by one. and ii you escaped you
arc lucky.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Mr. ard Mrs. Jack Taylor nave
,occ,tlv suffered from bilious at
tacks, but have recovered
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Carload of Oregon pine finishing !urn
bcr jus, received by the Amcs Nero. Co.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Mrs. Mcreland's daughter, Mss.
Swanson. his been forced to leave
the park on account OF her health IL!
altitude hring toohigh.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

The HasSa uan three piece "rcies''H
,,;I, f,rpi..h m,,sic for the dance at the
Felter hal Friday, March :.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

G. w. Hale, proprietor Of Na!d"n S
new store left for Denver H"''''"'
morning 10 bay new goods.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Sacrificing winter stock TO make
room for new goods arriving III '"'
N. Z. d. G. Co.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Just received a new line OF Sui
yard
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Last Tuesday WAS Mothers Day in the
Mesdumes Wintcrburn. Decker, Hill,
Dow. Norris. ir Norris. sr.. Mitchell.
Miss Henrietta Snooks and Mr Twisty.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

II. G.. Taylnr. e II" Walden l@nd
Co lia- gone "u, ,iI" for several weeks
business trip.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Thc severe wind,t"rn Of Friday and
Saturday driftri th. railr"ad cuts !ul!
o. Snow
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

q ldye1yLudy took advantage OF 'he
warm weather Sunday ana I"' "'''
side for some fresh air.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Lee MrCaSla ID was up from P"""hk
v G lnesdav and could hardly recognize
the city since 50 much building mas "eH''
going on
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Rev. Mucning vas uI y Sn'tu from
ssy's by tie nearly lhpiIss'+o'' ''''
ditiOn of the roads.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Little Virginia Mitchell spent ihl
past week with her grandparents u
the ranch.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Carl I5hneon who las been SUI
fering from Il very severe "''">
woc!y tongue. is now abl" to cat
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29
or Trade.

have pressed brick double
house at I7th and Williams street in
d .nver. raiuei at $N. 500 90 TO trade for
Il North Park ranch, also lCo acres l
miles from Denver, valued at $4,000.
to trade for North Park proporty.
W. G. BARNES.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Margaret and Madeline Aflolter
have reg covcred from attacks oistom-
atitis.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Vincent McFadden has recovered
from Z recent bilious attack.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Harry Stout cam, down from th'
ranch Tuesday lie is suffering with Il
very sore neck.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Don't forget the ST. Pitrick's ball ut
the /. .. o. f. hall Friday. March Is.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Irwin Huffman. "f Llramig. i, n"w
employed n the Emigh Pu u Hall.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Big sale on Flannel Gowns and Pet
ticoats at \. =. ID. G. Co.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

G1soline SOC per la'ion. why pa.
more for tho same Hrtici''
PARK GARAGE
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Mrs. Minnie Pock. who has been
visiting at the home of her brother
Charley Mitchell! has returned to the
home OF Lcr father. J. NJ Mitchell.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Chas. Dow. formerly foreman of the
New Era Office writes from Denver that
work is scarce. but that he is employed
by tho Baxter Printing Go
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

If you are looking for good tim"
attend the st. Patrick's ball given by
the North Park Rifle Association If
You belong to the association boost.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Tie cu,irc Dawson iam'ly nave
hr,n i'll lu; yuh the exception "t
aIr. raw"on have all r"coverrd'
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Closing out all winter goods at bed
rock prices. n. ?. d. G. Co.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

the ,lan,.. III the Frlter hall Friday
nj sht March :. viii he ~'mr d'hc'
all right.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

The North Park Rifle Association
Will give a St. Patrick's ball Friday
night. March -, for the purpose Of
raising money for a rifle range.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Little Claude Calkans was quite i'll
Tuesday night.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Special price on lumber in carload
lois NJ the Aiues Mere. Co
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

The sunshine Wednesday was crate
fully received.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

The AIne, Mere. Co. have plenty Of
sash.s and doors
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Fresh milk. cream. Luttermilk and
lutter delivered every day. Phone
. Red GI2
Charles Rigg-n, Walden Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Editor Sw:re is suffering frcm Il
badly srraincd wrist.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Walter 1;arnes jr. has recovered
from his recent illness.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

VIM. D,uer was down from the ranch
Thursday.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Dane NJ tine Felter hal on Friday,
March :
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Miss Ethel ETowning returnsd d Il
Coalmont Friday.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Picnts Of roofing at the AInes Mere.
GO,
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Spring is coming. Cheer up.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

Local and Pers sonai.
Stormy Tuesday.
l',lls!rc> amd Hill for grain.
The Ordway new era., 1912-02-29

VOLUME 6.
Local and Personal.
Stormy Tuesday.
} Islls!rc> aud Hill for grain
Spring Is coming. Cheer mp.
Pienr! Of roofing ut the AInes Mere.
Go.
Dane 1T tine Felter hall on Fridny,
March 8
VIM. D,ner was down from the ranch
Thursday.
The sunshine Wednesday was crate
fully received
Little Claude Chlkans was quite i'll
Tuesday night.
The AInes Mere. Co have plenty uf
sish.s and doors
Miss Ethel browning returned 10
Coalmont Friday
Editor Sw:re is suffering lrcm Il
badly spraincd wrist.
Walter Itarnes jr. has recovered
from his recent illness.
Special price on lumber in carload
lois ut the Ames Mere. Co
Big sale on Flannel Gowns and Pet
ticoats at n. p. D. G. Co.
Vincent McFadden has recovered
from Z recent bilious attack.
Closing out all winter goods at bed
rock prices. n. p. d. G. Co.
Irwin Huffman. "f Laramie. i, n"w
employed n the Emgh 20 Il Hall.
Don't forget the ST. Pitricks ball ut
the l. .. O. f, hall Friday. March 10.
Carload of Oregon pine finishing !un
bcr jus, received by the Amcs Nero Co.
-......s - - ,1asslz
y Margaret and Madeline .Afrolter
have recovered from attacks oistonr-
atitis.
Just received a new line OF Sui
sine Silks at n. p. d. G. Co. 39c
' yard
Tn. severe winJ>turm Of Friday and
Saturday driftri Tia. railroad cuts full
o. SNOW.
the ,!an,.. nj the Frlter hal Friday
ni.ht. Marcn :. Will he ~,mr dare"
all right.
Little virginia Mitchell spent the
pas week with hcr grandparents On
the ranch.
r. G.. 7 ylor. f II" Walden Ian"
. Co ha, gone out side for several weeks
| business trip
Harry Stout can' down from TIA"
ranch Tuesday lie is su:f"rinE with "
very sore neck.
Sacrificing winter stock TO make
rcom for new goods arriving al ''.''
N. T. d. G. Co.
}, Rev. Ai;l:nnS vas ~ N,h''" ''"''
ssy's by tie nearly imphss;+Dl" con
dition of the roads.
" lavolyLudy took advantage OF 'he
, warm weather Sunday ana S"' "''-
side for some fresh air
The HasSe nam three piece orchestra
will furnish music for th" dance at '"e
Felter hal! Friday, March $.
G. w, Hale, proprietor Of Na!d"n S
new store left for Denver Mohe"'
morning 10 bay new goods.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jack Taylor nave
recently suffered from b'l!o"S AT
h,,. tINo recovered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
FOR FOR, SAL sALl-nHAl sssns
IMPROVED AND n- AN

>---~--~-G-tAND O tAND UEufpso. M
DON'T DANCE TO TN,
STOP ,r D. M1sEicnlE LAsD.
,p ~ 80; Buy. yourself,
N an good neighborhooH nics
'''9 a.es,snts Of Home. and ~ Xfs'
pIan on, Duy a home on N,Tnes 81
,ha la., a." pay Tor II as yo & hgfX
independenpI' IA! nent Is Inei aa
ice. Here aro S inc proverbI,i sr
era ton: &c" Tor ycu. ~
Well built. six-ronn,
,u ,nss, Ss' south 18th Eas, hus !.
,nI ,,ucI ~ cemented, One /, ss,.s, y. /.
,sred and finished In tba Alge To- y
!ot ~ large. 2lxl0 rods oaseHss .
LII Iii 'rees and line chicken 's.lrfors
terest nj ui,, T'S.uo a month. ,,ts
s5oo,oO cash. ana Ss'go,Go 700 TX
ments. Will buy fivc.ron,ere motA,, "a
cottage on 4th son,N rlodrsK
THIS house is In fifSt .c,, near %
nor water heating pian, real.
rods. Get busy. /, vii lt and and y
for a hVe-room moderr ~
On ORG ave, IL Is naat" 9dck 80
nrs,- class repair, prac,ic,r.e Clean D.,
@ ne~' IL 10 connected VIII, e. E.
SlI al special assessment ns
Ipe.'oia ,Inn furnace with hot IA 4,
anee morigaaa sized lot. SIOco
cent 'ee ye2rs ~
| $4,000 cash md sso "a
ing interest. for an mona :
brick residence. 2s5 sont,s0 t,s0on h
has all modern con,,. sth e !
noors up and down stairs -
ohk furnace. end II Is reaI,As g1a y
$4,000, 90 ~ M
She OF the handsonnest val.
enis CITY. Located near ths seNcs
econa ave;S facing south Srs q =
n s Wiley, The hous. /,
TIin,shea. oak floors and eight To
ute nII,1; sIeeping porch. billiard
q % iot sokpiSg pTSi te; taple; Laundry, s,n
be arranged. ey' Ig1X
smaller places az the ssS,
a tour-room franc. ndobs pns7
located on Il corner man o.t nn9
md West. Gun ba bora,." =" SO
$4,000 cash and balance y, 'ot u
si2OO.oo On "a =
Near Seventh South ana g..
neat three-room frame Sms.
lights and water, for sIzaS
100000 cash and monthlv ns,W W
WIN discount the price .Sr .'I.sh I,sh
ment. ''f arg
Near First South and sh
room modern frame house,
Tor $1,000 Sewer and all modsr,T
ments except furnace. sj6S n -
ance monthly payments az
have some very chean ,o,,
East, near $rd South, ioxiz5
ON 3rd ave. near At s,
si,3do ss,Hl0 oo rods All assessments ~
On 3rd South. near ,,h E,,, ~
feet, all assessments paId l.
33x132 feet on Second W.t ~
North, for $4,000 nw
IL rs always best and saseS a..
mighty cheap. 70 insure yo,S
or your residence. I would IIts
a policy for you. I am the repr..s..X
or the best companies doing bn,l..s
this city.
a. RICHTER. 10 Main St phou, Wa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
TUTTLE BROTHERS COMPANY,
159 MAIN STREET.
RARC.AIN LIST

TUTTLE BROTHERS COMPANY.
159 MAIN STREET.
BARGAIN LIST.
s1S65-Buys neat S-room brick dwelling
between Liberty park and city; own
er needs cash. It's worth $4,000 or
more. II purchaser car. raise s2s5
mortgage to help quick sale. Easy
s29s0-New 4-room entirely modern.
stylish house. large bathroom. fine
basement, east front on University;
large lot and right OF way; easy
terms
siooO--Nearly new Groom pressed brick
that owner will sacrifice. near G and
ord ave. No. $3.50.
Some snaps are to be had Just
now in vacant lots and building
sites well located. See us about
these.
s20o0--222 * street has 6 fine rooms In
stories, large lot This Is real
bargain at the cut price. Easy terms
NO. to"l9)-An S-room pressed brick full
two story. nearly new, strictly mod
eIn home. large barn. cenented
floors in barn, electric lights and
sewer connections. large lot on 3rd
ave. near u, worth $4,000. $500 for
quick sale. Terms can be arranged.
NO. (563D-6-room brick. strictly modern.
lot 2lXI3. sewer connections etc.
worth $500; could sell on terms for
$3.50.
An a-CpOHl new pfcSScd prIcR, strictly
modern house. maple floors corner
lot, south and east frontage. elegant
Il furnished, electric washer and
wrinSer and vacuum cleaning sys-
TEN, well located northeast, for
slO.500; terms can be arranged and
possession given Immediately II de-
sired.
No. (j70D-5- room modern house. lot Ask
l65 feet. with two-story barn, spe-
Cial taxes are paid, one block from
city and county building; price $4,000.
will sell for $4,000 on terrss: the
ground is well worth the r>Sney
No. (5S33)-e-room strictly modern house,
ground floor. oak finish, lot 2ix75.
10 rods Off Brigham street near l.;
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING
BUILDING LOTS BELOW MAR
kET PRICE:
4O-root lots. with driveway and
garbage room. l65 feet Off Brigham
street. with paved streets and all!
special taxes paid: $1,000 and mp.
ili feet by l65 and right OF way.
north side Of Srd ave. near f. all
specials paid $1,000.
acres Of choice land al BoUnti
full. Davis county. near depot. cor
ner. $500. or will trade for small
rottage In Salt Lake, same price. or
pay reasonable difference IN cash.
TUTTLE BROS CO. 159 Main ST.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS
BEAUTIFUL
NEW
FIVE
BOOM

BUNGALOW.
Built OF mottled pressed brick a
joints. large front porch Bulll.l, I
mantel and book cases. Dining ror1|
q large French windows. Pretty r,o
ton hall, column openings, aals.a
hand polished slash grain, 0rts,s'
First class plumbing, hedruSa
closets and large screened slee2irs q
Torrid Eono furnace, nice base-sn.
buffet kitchen and screened porcs
5l3x1i7. Faces east. Choice bsasi
cation. $3.50 90; small first paynssi,
ance like rent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
ATTORNEYS

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POWERS * MARIONEAUX. ATToR-
neys. Q. w. Powers, Thomas Marion
esux, ]. ". Mckinney, Roger w Powers
Top floor front. kcsrns bldg Bell 1850
J. 5. harrington. notary. n2i3a
d. L. OLESON, LAWYER.
20. Boston bldg Wasatch 4477 ps30