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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
DEMOCRATS TO CAUCUS ON
COMMITTEE VACANCIES

Washington, Jan, A.-Thc first eau
Gus of the house democrats will ho
held Saturday to consider nominations
to ill vacancies on committees and
the proposal to make democratic
caucuses public sessions instead OF
secret meetings,
Representative Burleson, chairman
of the caucus, issued the call today,
after the democratic members of the
ways and means committee met and
framed a slate for the committee Va
cancies. The list VIII be announced
after caucus approval.
The special committee appointed
last summer to report on the advisa-
hility of an open caucus, it IL under
stood, Will recommend that all reso-
lutions and definite action taken be
made public, but that the caucuses
should not be open to the press as
proposed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
BOOK
HIDDEN To CONCEAL.
EMbEZZLEMENT
CONVICT CLERK MAKES
COMPLETE CONF ESSl0N
Reveals Hiding Place of Miss
ing Records and duplicates
Other Prisoners in Plot TO
Cover Shortage.
Especial Dispatch to tn. Morning Journal,

| Especial Dispatch TO the Morning journal. I
Santa Fe. y. NJ, Jan. w. ).
Foulks, the convict clerk in charge
of a portion of the prison records,
this morning made "A complete con-
fesson and revealed the hiding place
of the missing convicts' individual ac-
count book. the disappearance of
which caused a small-sized sensation
in Santa Fee yesterday.
Acc COrdng to the story. as told by
Foulks. he concealed the book to hide
"a shortage in his accounts. The short
age however has not as yet been eX-
actly located, but it is believed to eX-
| ist in the receipts from the sale of
the small trinkets which are made
by the cunvicts and sold To visitors.
The $1,000 covered by the convicts'
individual account ledger Is intact in
the bank and it is not believed that
Foulks succeeded in making away
with any money from this source.
Foulks. i'm his confession. implicates
at least two other couvicts but the
names Of these men are withheld 10y
the authorities pending an inycsti ri'-
tion of the truth of the narrative t'll
hy the clerk. II Is believed that tho
shortage, when it's fun extent is dis
covered will be found 10 amount 10
less than 500.
Just how Foulks got away with the
money. If he did get away with II, is
not revealed. hut the theory of the
prison authorities is that he managed
IL by putting greater amount on the
credit slips of the convicts in the con-
spiracv than they were justly entitled
to, and that these men had entered
into an agreement with the clerk to
divide with him when he resained
his liberty which he expected to- do
within short time. Although sent
cnced to serve three years for max
ing away with the funds of the BE-
len National bank. Foulks expected
to be released 90 the end OF % year
on 4 pardon from President Taft. ap-
phcation for which WAS pcndins when
the irregularities in his account wor"
discovered.
Foulks hss been dcnosed from bis
position of trustv and b. al present
iu clos, confinement o. o. likely that
De- VIII hs -tt Co. WORK wneelin- sand
n the Irlrk ward when his period OF
confinement i- oter Hnd that h' Niii
errte out his uu torn. riad in
stripes. I- considered certain thr
discovery OF hi- breach of trust haF-
Ius rffr tual. disposed uf hls chances
Hf pardon. That WHu Hlf0rinF
iWpTiauHnaUf fnr tWhtTklfnIfuf
slnHld atlsmpf ihr stme nffrusr
al
.irm eHutiualIf fldfn.f fnaf fHr
sIIsunff De- H HslHrHl hurn ffnat snI
H0tnnI Nunt uf redemption
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
TIiI HOUSE.

Washington. Jan. i.-Met at noon
wiley investigating committee u
executive session considered its re-
port which will Doe made public ~
few days.
a. W. Elliott oI cleveland. c"ntin-
ucd testimony before foreign AFFAIR
committee. urging International pro-
lection of seals.
WAYS and Means committee con
sid,red various house committee va.
caucics.
Passed senate niIl providing thai
circuit Judges -it On circuit court "I
appeals.
suh-committce ru ways and mean
agreed on bIu reducing iron and fte'
duucs IN present tariff iav hf IRON
30 tp 20 per cent
Adjourned at d 200 %. m. until moot
Friday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
ELECTION RETURNS HANDED
r'p PRESIDENT ny CURRY
The Morning Journal Bureau,
5l4 Munsey Building,


5l4 Munsey Building
Washington, d. c., January 4.
President TAFT today received the
certificate of election from New Mex
leo and tomorrow at 10 "a. m. ne VII
sign the proclamation which formallS
admits New Mexico as tull-iiedSeo
state of the union.
shortly before noon the president
WAS notified that George curry, rep
rcsentative- in congress IRON
New Mexico, was waiting In the ah''
room of the executive office bearing
the report Of the New Mexico can
Wasting board. Assistant Secretary
Forster escorted Captain Curry IN
accompanied Ly RepresentatiVe-elec'
Harvey B. Ferguson, Delegate William
n. Andrews. A. b. McGaffey of Albu-
oueroue. A. $. Ringland of Albuquer-
que. district forester of the Chlleu
states forestry service, w. w. EIiot'
of Dexter. y. NJ, ana several other
New Mexicans, resident in Washlns-
ton.
The certificate of election was
handed to the president who read IL
over carefully. He then stated mat
he would ask the secretary Of state
Mr.. Knox, to draw up the proclama-
ton. and invited those present To re
turn at ten o'clock tomorrow morning
to witness his signature to the docu-
ment which is to officially declare
New Mexico l. state. Delegate An
drcws requested the president To nave
prepared copy of the declaration TO
be preserved in the Santa he museum.
which the president declared ne
would be pleased TO do.
The final chapter in the program
admitting the new state has caused a
recurrence of lively interest in the
destinies of New Mexico about the
capital.
The new representatives, IN congress
have been the recipients of numerous
congratulations from old irlenos ll
congress where both are wei known
and much interest is indicated In the
outcome of the senatorial campaign
IN the new state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
EDITOR TO COMMAND
KENTUCKY COLONIES

Louisville, Ky, Jan. & colonel
William T.. llaldeman. well-known
newspaper editor and brother oi
Bruce llaldeman, president ~ the
American Newspaper association. was
today appointed adjutant general at
Kentucky by Governor McCreary
Coloncl Haldeman. n confederate
veteran and former commander of the
local militia regiment has accepted
the post for six months or until the
annual summer encamEmcnt of tn
Kentucky guards
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
MILITARY FUNE RA[
FOR ADMIRAL
EVANS
PRESIDENT AND NOTED
MEN TO ATTEND RITES
Body of Famous Sea Warrior
to Rest With Comrades in
Arms in National Cemetery
at Arlington.

IB, Morning journal Special Leased Wire.
Washington. Jan. with ful
military pcmp and honor. an that IS
mortal Of Resr-Admiral Robley u
Evans will De- laid 10 rest tomorrow
in Arlington National cemetery. Tn,
funeral services. despite the presence
of distinguished government officials
Officers of the army and navy mem
ber cf CONGRESS and OF the diplomatic
corps. viii bc simple IN the extreme
Tn, Rev. l. g. % Pierce viii officiate
During the services iu Al Soul s
Unitarian church the historic Old
Paul Revere bell will Doc t"li-t. Presi-
dent Taft. Admiral Dewey and mem
lers Of the PRESIDENT o0ir.al family
will occupy seats 200 The body "t the
cdince and the military escort VIII
keep back tho curious.
THE body cf the noted sea nlht,r O.
to Dee conveyed to tho church and
later Geo Arlington cemetery en a
gun cHisson. accompanied l' a small
escort ~ srtllerm'n.
st thc conclusion OF zoe ,harh
-rticrs thr mnoral sertepe under
command nI Htar-hdmIral SIdnt" A
sfaunf1n snd h.adei bt the marin.
band alH pfn,rrd ta the rem.t'u
40 th- gratr There NiI Ir hrr'
rummiffmsn, srr.I.s. conducted o.
fnr Arr ffrE Nr WubaUrn of lisi
Unur, 900 ErIsl ap.I mirtlnHHrs fH
Iapau. thu rHs . uft.lans rrrni -
Admiral IEHuE TIr nf.rT.l's niI
o. fnifI hf .nHs nrrd ahnNr thf
Frslf 900 fH. r.IrWH IHfH raI of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
PROBABLY
WILL OCClE JAM Aiil 10

Santa Fe. y. A.. Jan. !. lne
executive committee on the mauEura-
tiou of Governor-eleCt ". g. No
Donald will meet al 3 y. M. tomorrow
to make final arrangements for lhe
ceremony aud it is understood that
Monday. January l.. viii be am
nounced as the date for the formal
induction Of the new state executive
into his office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05

President William Taft will attach
admits
OF the
citizenship will be definitely ended
her
zens
of
and
all
to final
Governor William Mcdonald
villa privileges
autonomy of
the Mexico
for two generations, and t Is while celebrang
Whoop the sovereign state of New Mexico and
the starn n the flag
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
TuI ~INATI-

In session Hf n. ut
PasfuffIts .UHIuifffr continued
hearing on raitH.s post project
s.nstor H.t.h. A denounced ir''i'
irs With gr,af fr.fHln and Fffntr.
Senator HaEU.. nied h|f Wlnorii'
r,o.r 0.tsrIra runDHflnu of iHi
frfafilr uHaHf.ItI
-snafor s.nI.Hh. of Aefada rlnts
.nH rrfIeHfnfafI fHfW nl Fufff VHIff'
and legislation "IHHfsHi
kalanfHfd aI SIS b W. HuuI
....I.|E MHHHH.
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Manaaer fr - Molnc- Toam.

-I.Hh tff.- li.. iHn. i.-rhonas y.
r..fu.af..r IuImtrly president -
euul D|t .I..HHI .iub. who rrturn-
.t.in e.an. rn r.m chiaga t'Is ai-
fIrrHHN a.|H
I a nr.H.HI. Wll hr u thar-H
.I f.. IH. HoHrr lIHN HIs rrar"f-
u.It ..Hr.t nnII nHrrn taf "p-
r.. ...ntn Ins MnnHHt. o anI Fn-
..a I4 la Munss nunHaf and Dr. ihe
rf..UH. I. arf enfuufHHlns D rf.iHnIf
.HI ...f..st ms cpiioH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05

ThibadauN, La, Jan. i,--General
Francis Tillou Nichols. former gov
ernor of Louisiana. who was credited
with putting to an end the Louisiana
lottery, died here tonight. lie WAS
brigader general in the confederate
arnlN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
Nc~ Nanag,mcut for Iip-Ion Team.

TU1IUu IIU- "IH' nfI UlH0 -
u.nt of tht Boston American irlEn"
baseball tilh or..nlzfd iHiH' nhh
I4mt. H M,hf.,f uf washington ~
4nd president Robert MORO. urff.
uf,r .nd Fnfmt rrrHld.nf John i
La. H.f .I.. ufta.dfUf. NenfI HI
thar.. 10 Ts Ia aI HntlHH ani i
Tufnfr afnnnu Goo fht .IHN 5000
n.HHf IIIt.IHIr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
Effort to settle English Strike,

Manchester, England, Jan. 4.-Sir
George Askwith representing the
government has not yet been success
ful in bringing about a settlement Of
the trouble between the employers
ana the cotton mill operatives at
lancashire.
The lockout affects 100000 employ
es and several conferences have been
held.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
Chicago wanr- Democratic Convention

Chicago. Jan. We've got IN"
money. give MS the convention. is the
message that win bc carried To- the
meeting of the democratic national
committee meetiug lu Washington
next week hl the Chicago non parti-
SAN convention sammitf--
Thr amount pledlcd Vas said to Hr
iH fht Urie ehhnrhonu uf fInn.nnn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-05
PRESIDENT TAFT TODAY WILL
OFFICIALLY PROCLAIM NEW
MEXICO STAR IN THE FLAG
RECEIVES ELECTION CERTIFICATE
FROM NEW MEXICO DELEGATION
HEADED BY REPRESENTATIVES

Finale of Half Century Statehood Battle Comes at Ten O'Clock
This Morning When Executives Autograph is Attached to
Document Which Admits New State People of New Mex
leo Expected to Properly Celebrate Passing of Last Obsta
Gle to Self Government; Executive Committee On naugur
alton Meets Today and Will Set January Is As Date For
Ceremony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18
GOVERNMENT LANDS

GOVERNMENT WINS DECISION IN
great land suit against 6. p, r. r..
sweeping victory for government: final
decision will affect 1880 quarter sec
tions. value $4,000. 600; prepare yourself
for final outcome: send @5c today for de-
tailed Information. maps. description %
lands etc. Douglas County Abstract Co.
Roseburg. Or. ll5zO9
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FOR SALE-REAT, ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovED.

c, ENE ERY BODY KNOWS
uaIl Lake City is destined TO become
Sne greatest city between Ch!cago and
san Francisco.
ns. EVERYBODY KNOWS
mat inc Zeal Estate market has been
anu ib quiet at the present writing
r, EVER y BODY KNOWS
vor,! mat u, tnG Real Estate market Will be
~, NOW
Why don't you pick I'D 4 snanp MANY
great bargains can he had now.
Many owners arc compelled TO sell and
many otherS want 10 soil
TO sell man! ""'''
The time 10 sell is when manv buvers
are I'm the market
u can put You next 10 Il great many
clnch buys either for investment or
sdoo and up for nice building lots.
the county.
$500 and up for homes in this city.
All Kinds or trackage and business
propositions.
can make AS easy and probably bet
a%e. % prices Than any other agency In this
clty ana you are always protected
agslnsl loss II YOU deal through me
everyone ought to have HIS homo and
furniture insured against fire. Give me
Icy. e''
A RICHTER
~ So. Main st, Phone W GAL
l.N0
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovEp.


FOUR GOOD BARGAINS.
i-room frame cottage, in excellent con-
dtton; good lot water. electric lights
pantry and clothes closet; close 10 tho
Rio Grandc shops.
800 cash. S15 per mo. 5000 selling price
i-room notified brick cottage, with large
front porch and screoned-in back
Porch, strictly noderu; large pantry
ana clothes closet pantry and electric
hxtures, good sized lot, lawns and ce
fnent walks, with south front.
5000 cash. $50 per month. Price $500.
5-room buff brick cottage, strictly mod
ern front and rear porches. reception
hall. large dining room and psrIor with
nantel; good, large bedrooms, large
pantry and clothes closets; large lot
with east front, lawn fenced and ce-
ment walks. Located southeast OF Lib
erty park.
Price $4,000 Terms arranged,
broom mottled brick, beautiful bunga
low, cement front porch, screened in
back porch, beautiful, large reception
hall and living room, huilt-in mantel
and bookcases, dining room with win
dow seat and built-,n china cabinet
and wainscoted with imitation leather;
tiled Kitchen with buffet built in. tiled
bathroom finished in enamel and two
good bedrooms; basement cemented
and linen chute large lot with south
front It's a bargain and located
southeast of Liberty park.
Price $500, Terms arranged
FARMS. SUMMER HOMES. FARMS.
Beautiful Holiday Farm at a Great
Bargain
acres OF the choicest soil. with excel
lent water right and water piped to
the house and barn; very fine young
orchard OF about 3 acres, large as
Daragus patch and All acre In very
fine vineyard. The garden patch pro-
duces more to the acre than any other
ground in Holiday. 1t has q large
barn Of forty tons capacity. chicken
coops, good 3-room house and two
other adobe houses IL you arc going
to buy farm, look at this before you
decide. II Is snap.
Price S470o. Terms arranged
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
Wasatch 2i4. % Z. First south st.
k2259
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Special.


lioxl65 It. facing south and east. cor
ner 9th L. and 5th So; street paved. All
or part: a very choice business or apart
ment site Present improvements, a
nearly new 7-rrn. mod. brick. $4,000 for
all, including 9 houses Make us an offer.
acres close to car line. Can be plated
into half-acre lots. Will sell like not
cakes and double your money. Price,
$500. See us Mt once about this. We
also have 5 acres adjoining that can be
bought for $4,000 This is . great bargain
and opportunity for YOU. We Will handle
this for you and double your money sure.
LOTS.
Choice close-ln building lots. southeast
very easy terms-st0 down. $40 per mo.
Located on 9Th. sth. 7th East Lake street
or Park avenue. II YOU want a bargain
on easy terms. let us show YOU these at
once.
50X120-ft. lot near high school. ga
bench, $500 Easy terms 10 suit YOU,
PETERSON II. T.. 6; INV, CO,
81 p. 4th SO. Phone Was. 3S20.
L02oS
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81 I,c.aac, n.

BARGAINS on EASY PAYMENTS.
3lX6 RODS. COR. J ST. with one s.
room brick house and room for two more.
This is a snap at $500. Easy terms.
i-EOOM MOD BUNGALOW on EAST
BENCH: lot d5x16o. large basement: ce
rnent walks. shade. etc; $4,000. Terms
to suit.
4-ROoM NEW AND MODERN BRICK
on * ST; large lot; mantel; . porches
bs sement etc. $500 cash. s25 a month.
5-RM NEW MOD BRICK: WALKING
DISTANCE; on paved street; complete in
every way. $500: $500 cash. s25 a month
5-RM. MOD. BRICK. s BLOCKS FROM
P, o.; lot ooNlS5 II, large barn; walks;
$3.50. $500 cash. balance to suit
T-RM.. 2-STORY MOD. BRICK; two
blocks from city and county bldg: large
$500 cash.
". nS3. j. L. DENIIAM co. w tl55,
Successors to
A \. HunphrIes, IS W. End So. 81.
k2g9i
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LAND BARGAINS.

80 acres good land. :. W. city: soon
will be under ditch Orly $40 per acre.
1sn acres, < ". OF city, 2-room house.
stable good well, land under cultivation
and has produced "a bu. wheat per acre.
Only Sl9 per acre.
4O0-acrc ranch. house. stables. corrals.
water right. lot OF hay land. This is
snap. $1,000: S3i00 cash.
1880 acres In famous Blue Creek Va
ley; 500 acres In wheat, about l50 acres
more plowed, 600 acres fenced. Owner
says sell at once, Want Sl1 per acre.
Make nc an offer
GEO w. DANLEY.
w. 1875 SIG Newhousc Bldg.
IyocaT
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CARPET AND WALL, PAPER CLEAN
ing a specially. National House Clean
Ing Co, els Tempieton bldg. Was 42Se.
NO k37
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\ HANDCRAFT BUNGALOW.
We offer one of the most COM
Dlete homes, constructed under
special supervision. with all i'm
provements, including oak floors
first-class furnace. plate glass
front. large sleeping porch, &C.
mented basement. book cases
hall seat. window seat, fun length
glass mirror In bed room. Lo-
Gated close in, on the North East
bench, Very rca asonable terms
can be arranged When you have
seen 1t, make your offer the way
II Will suit your convenience.
$500
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a gURAL POTATOES By GROW.
Tamtch S07. RSoso
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FIVE-ACEE GARDEN TRACT.
a choice. fertile. we'll watered
hvc-Scre garden tract. locat ted
within walking distance OF new
car terminus. In South Cotton
wood, Just the place for q CITY
Home in the Country, You can
buy this self supporting home
site by making the first pay
nlent, the land viii pay the rest
Opportunities TO buy suburban
tracts on easy terms arc not
usual Therefore we urge in
terested parties to avail them
selves at once OF this opportunity.
which Is extended by the owner
in order that we can effect Inn
mediate sales.
$1,000. $3.50 cash. Balance tl5
per month.
BURT e CARLQuIST co.
10 Main Street. Phone W. ESQ.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND uN1MPRovBD.

BURT & CARLQUIST co.
20 Main Street Phone w $50.
CENTER STREET BARGAIN.
\ fivc-room frame cottage near
4th North on Center street; COM
plete plumbing and electric light;
mn opportunity for a railroad man
employed at the Oregon Short
Line yards.
$500. 5000 cash. Balance $50
per month.
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\ soUTHEAsT HOME.

Y SOU 7 TfFs-AS HUMID.
a pretty little brick bungalow,
with complete plumbing. buffet,
Kitchen, screened back porch and
porch across the front. Lot t0x
l25: sidewalk fully paid; located
near 9th East between 9th and
10Th South
$1,000. $3.50 cash Balance S2250
per month.
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FOR SALE
sgYaoELLANEOUS.

SUIT BARGAINS. over-
|&s uneslse' uI.iest patterns You cant
D .mnarlook these bargains See
II p e 9ss Co. oT6 s. West Templen;
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MEEKS e. McCARTNEY'S
Latest desirable listinEs.
Sl4T5.00.

Near car line. southeast, choice
location. 3-room cottaze-eNcel-
lent condition, lot 60Hl57 to al
ley; cellar. pantry and closet.
A good buy. Only $500 cash
your own terms on balance.
Owner leaving the city. Call up
5s soon as possible on this.
Wasstch 2622,
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PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING ANp pKAMED ,,Ii
G. 'TJllI 554 So State Open Sat. nights
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ONLY SIS PER ACRE.

1900 ACRES.
ONLY SIS PER ACRE.
WATER RIGHT WORTH THE MONEY.
1000 acres alfalfa. 1909 acres moro
under cultivation. which VII grow most
any kind OF crops. Not 100 acres in
whole tract that cannot DO cu!tlra ted.
Large hot springs. Cold springs. Iude-
pendent water right. 80 miles % ditchcs
and luterals. 80 miles fencing. Good
ranch houses. stables. corrals. s.aughteT
houses. blacksmith shop and other build
ings.
WE WILL GIVE YOU
this years crop. > traction engine good
threshinC machine. farming implements
wagons, harness. approximately 500 head
cattle, including 2j head good mllch COWS
2uo head horses. 50 mules, iine stations
Missouri jack
RIVER FLOWS THROUGH THIS
RANCH. RAILROADS AND STA
TloNs ON LAND. s22g.oOO CASH HAS
ACTUALLY BEEN EXPENDED oN
THIS LAND, TAKE IT FOR $4,000
CASH. BAL. TERMS AT 3 PER CENT
See Ne for Bargains"
GEO ". DANLEY.
Was, 1928. SIS Newhouse Blds
k205!
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FOR SALE
FOR sALE-AUToMoBII,Es


LIST YOUR 2ND-HAND MACHINES
with US; we have customers for all
kinds and sizes. j. p. Fowler. $3.50 So.
West Temple. c28sf
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SS1bn.On.

s51b0.00.
ONLY oue-halt block from 9Th
East pavement Best part OF
the southeast residence district.
Tlno brick cottage. Furnace.
nlantel, stairway TO attic. sew
er paid. "a rods bY 15T feet TO
alley. Best buy in Salt Lake.
Terms,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18
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TWO CLOSE-IN FARMS FOR SALE
on easy terms. Corner 30 acres on
14th South ! mile wost Of Redwood
road; sandy soil, good water right
Price. SG750.00 l0Q acres just south of
Little Cottonwood. about 30 acres
choice pasture with spring and timber
for shade. 20 acres suitable for fruit or
berries and 10 acres OF black noun
tain SOIL choice for garden. etc. 500
young fruit trees planted last year
Price. $500. T. s. Witcher. 1875 G 81:
Phone Was. i2-W. k2ts4
WILL TRADE
One OF the finest homes in Salt Lake
City. containing IL rooms. large recep-
tlon hall with colonial stairway large
front and back parlor, with fne msntel
in reception aud front parior. House
very conveniently arranged I'm every par
ticular: nice large lawn, lot GsEl65;
schrubbery of every kind. There Is
nice largo barn and tho property has 3
south frontage, With paved street all
assessments paid. The place is worth
$4,000, VIII trade for an irrigated inn
proved farm or sood land with orchard
worth from $4,000 TO $4,000 located In
UTAH or IDAHO. For further partlcu-
lars answer WIZ, Tribune. klS42