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Arizona republican., 1912-09-13
MADISON

MADISON DISTRICT, Sept. F. The ice cream social given under the auspices of the Madison improvement club in the school auditorium was enc of the most successful entertain ments of it's kind ever given by the organization. After having rendered short program refreshments were served consisting of the famous "Jer- sey Velvet" brand ice cream and cake. The net returns from this so- cial amounted to S20, which will go to the treasury of the club.
 The first of the speakers for the amendment of the state constitution to the effect that the women will be allowed vote will speak at the school house auditorium next Friday night at s o'clock. Mrs. Laura Gregg Cannon will be the principal speaker The residents from the surrounding districts are cordially invited to at tend this meeting.
 The most charming of recent af- fairs was the celebration of the sec ond anniversary of the Madison Im- movement club which was held at the country home of Miss Harriet Munson. September 12. The decOra lions were of the clubs colOrs, law ender and olive. Alfalfa being the club flower, the walls of the rooms were covered with the sweet scented blossoms. The business meeting at which the officers gave reports GOV ering their work for the past year and letters from absent members now srendirg the summer in eastern states, were listened to with much appreciation, was followed by re- treatments which all enjoyed. A short social time was spent after which the meeting place of the club was selected There are over fifty mem bers in this club and they include ladies from almost all school districts north and east of Phoenix.
 The Bethany Home sanitarium is now ready for the opening which will be Monday, September 16. The bun ealows have all been cleaned and fumigated and the dining room and kitchen are also completed Rev Hi- ram Amstutz of Phoenix has been appointed general manager with Miss Sarah Mester of Archbold, Ohio as matron Miss Miester has had much l experienced with work along these
Arizona republican., 1912-09-13

 ARE CATTLE
The Case of the Seizure of Hester's Stock Last Week by Customs Inspectors Is Brought Into United States Court

The case of the government of the United States against eleven hundred and fifty eight head of cattle was filed in United States court yesterday This is a confiscatory proceeding re- lating to the seizure d few days ago by mounted customs inspectors of the cattle a short distance east of NOgales and the arrest of the owner, Thomas Hester. of Lamy. N. M, on the charge of smuggling. The seizure was made about d week ago.
 Along with the complain was filed an affidavit by Hester in application for relief from forfeiture of the cat tie. There were supporting affidavits by J. B Mitchell his foreman and Francisco Elias, a Mexican ranch owner
 These affidavits have a great deal to do with the Mexican revolution, or that part of it confined to Sonora. Hester said in his affidavit that the cattle smuggled themselves into the United States and that crime was committed in spite of his efforts to prevent.
 He said he was not unwilling to enter the cattle as the law requires but he was prevented by the live stock sanitary regulations from doing SO He states that the cattle had been dipped but the representatives of the bureau of animal industry stationed in Douglas refused admis sion alleging that the cattle were in fected with fever ticks. Hester says that he had offered to have the cat tie dipped again. During his negoti- ations with the representatives of the bureau of animal industry. the cattle has approached the border. In fact they were almost at the line which was guarded at that point by a wire fence though it had an opening in it unknown to Hester.
 While awaiting the decision of Dr. Bray of the bureau of animal industry, Hester said that he had arranged for pasture for the cattle on the Elias ranch and had started with them to that place.
 On account of the revolution and the fighting that was going on in that vicinity it was impossible to secure the services of enough cowboys to take care of the cattle. They had not been able to properly herd them while
 
 had lost about 200 of them. Then. when they were turning back toward the Elias ranch, one night the cattle got beyond control and broke through the opening of the fence into the United States When control of the cattle had been regained and they were being moved back to the line they were stopped by the customs in- spectors who placed Hester under ar rest
 Later he made a tender of the amount of the duty on the cattle S373725. Ths money was deposited in a bank at Douglas awaiting the pleasure of the government. Hester says that the cattle in the i hands of the government authorities are costing him about $250 day lr a hundred days they will have ab- l sOrbed more than they are worth al ] this rate for the value of the seizure was estimated to be in the neighbor, ] hood of S20, 900.
 ! These statements of Hester are cor 1 rOborated by Mitchell and by Elias as l to the arrangement for pasture for the | cattle on the Elias ranch.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-13

taught in this school will be allowed to go elsewhere.
 w. H. Glasscock is able to be up and around again after being down with injuries caused by the fall he had from a load of hay.
 The olive crop of this section will not be as heavy as at first expected. The reason is not determined as all seem to have different opinions.
 Madison district has always been section Of the valley that could boast of it's clear road sides. People driving through have commented on it much, but the residents say that they will do still better. A movement is on foot to have each rancher cul- tivate these places to prevent even Burmuda from growing.
 The Madison Improvement club was entertained by Mrs Cooper at her country home three miles east and d half mile north of the Indian school The minutes of the last meeting were tc an hour spent socially. Refresh ments were served.
 w. B. Twitchell is cutting a crop of extra fine hay which he will bale and store in the warehouse He has one of the cleanest tracts of alfalfa kept so if the fields are constantly watched, roofing all weeds out while they are young.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-13
IMPOSSIBLE TO GET THIN

says: q am so fat that I pray for a disappointment to make me thin, but no sooner does the disappointment come than the joy at the prospect of getting this makes me fatter than eVer-Tit-BitS
Arizona republican., 1912-09-13

lines and the patients will be well taken care of
 A. J. Moore has been busy Wlth his ranch on the Comeback road getting it in shape for a winter crop. He is also working hard on the i've cent fare to the Camelback roau' aS soon as this is established he Wii'
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cut his place into smaller tracts and sell them at a reasonable price.
 The school house has been cleaned, repainted and repaired ready for the term of 1912-13 term which will open Monday, September 16. The horse shed built by Jno. Weltz is also com pleted. The trustees have made spe-
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cial efforts to make this the best district school in the valley and they have published legal notices asking all children in this district to attend the school. It is hoped by so doing the school will be better attended than in former years Only a few
Arizona republican., 1912-09-13

at Phoenix. Arizona,
 August 24, 1912. Notice is hereby given that Albert M. Christy, of Glendale. Ariz., who on February 20, 1911, made Home stead entry No O133S0. for Lots l, and N F SEE A Section 3S, Town ship North, Range East, c & s R Meridian, has filed notice of inten- tion to make Final Communication Proof, to establish claim to the land above descrcibed, before Register and Receiver, at Phoenix, Arizona, on the 18th day of September, 1912.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Charles Canon, Charles E. Peterson, Ida M. Giles, Scott Miller, all of Glendale, Arizona.
 FRANK H. PARKER. Register.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-13

SEA GIRT, N. J., Sept. 12-Miss Salome Lannirg Tarr, typisI In Gov crnOr Wilson's office, is a worlds champion in her line She took from dictation Governor Wilson's 6000 word speech of acceptance and delivered it to him the next morning so nearly perfect that only one or two changes were necessary. Miss Tarr is eighteen years old. Her high record, made when she won the worlds champion ship for accuracy, is 230 words 2 minute for court testimony and 19O words a minute for solid matter
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

OF THE INTERIOR
 U. s. Land Office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS

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S2 MILES FROM SALT LAKE CITY WE
offer one OF the best alfalfa farms In
Utah: 320 acres In all, 90 alfalfa and 81
tons cut from 80 acres first crop: also
lGo more in grain last fall preparing the
land for alfalfa, and 30 more cleared and
plowed. This is all excellent land for al
TaS irTs grpInN or sIEar bssss RfaT
FOR 80 ACRES AND PLENTY WATER
CAN BE HAD FOR ALL THE REST
AT ABOUT 81 ACRE. Implements and
er improvements. This land will raise
from 5 to 6 tons alfalfa every year with
three crops, or one good crop and from
$50 to 500 worth Of seed and every acre
Of IT can be made worth SIZE In three
years. $40 acre on reasonable cash pay
| ment. balance and 7 per cent.
- HERE'S 4 RANCH AMs1GSI WORTH SlS,l2S
richest land in central Utah. ono mile
| from railroad station. Just outside town,
with barn for IS tons hay end 16 head
stock Four-room house. granary. sheds,
worth every cent OF SIS acre. as it Will
raise three tons alfalfa first crop. lis
bushels barley and 80 bushels oats per
worth soa75 II sold at once will include e
about 10 tons hay. 1000 bushels grain 12
head Holstein. Jersey and Durham milch
COWS, II head young stock up to years,
about 20 hogs, 100 chickens and turkeys,
| 8 good horses, harness, wagon. buggy.
worth $3.50.
| There is positively no richer or more pro-
| ductive land anywhere and It's exactly as
represented IT is IDEAL FOR FARM
ING. DAIRYING AND STOCK RAISING
AND THERE'S NOTHING WRONG BUT
WORTH OVER $4,000 MORE MONEY.
| Very reasonable terms or will hold out
some OF the stock and crops and reduce
price considerably. Abundant water
right.
% ACRES EXTREMELY FERTILE
| SOIL directly on the beautiful Weber riv-
er, about 30 miles from Salt Lake City. s
from Ogden, from Clinton on Bamber-
ger electric and "a from Uintah on U. P.
X. r. 10 acres very choicest commercial
apple trees in excellent condition, from
10 10 lS years old; 4 acres peaches. pears
aprlcots, plums. etc: several acres pota-
toes and alfalfa. Most Of the land moi
IN crop Is a beautiful grove House
oarn, sheds. etc. Water right is a good
stream, u hours every third day in pri-
Vate, corporation with no assessments
much more water than needed. Ideal To-
catlon Tor home. also very profitable. II
sold at once this seasons crop OF prob.
ably 1000 bushels apples, potatoes, etc.
and 40 hogs go with place. Owner want,
70 sell on account Of old age and II i.
offered at a sacrifice
WE BUY SELL. EXCHANGE AMI
LOAN MONEY ON FARMS.
A. y. ROSENBAUM CO.,
liS Main street, room 3. Wasatch 1899
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TO THE STRANGER WITHIN OUR
GATES

We invite YOU TO MAKE this your
home and, by the way. we desire to call
your attention TO some OF the opportuni-
ties offered in the best city In the west
Your choice OF business. apartment.
acreage or residence property, we'll Sc
lected In this city, sure to give handsome
returns. We know the following to be
s5-ft- corner on State near Broadway.
! will double your money In years or less.
We can show you how, Will Join you
IN this investment. Price and terms on
| 1t alone
As f. on State, facing City and County
building, just south Of Moxum, at 500
per foot less than market value; q choice
business site
20 II. on Main st near Newhouse Ho-
tel. No question about Its future growth.
| Price is low.
49s IT. on Main. Il blocks from post
office, at $500 per IT, II this don't double
your money in years Wen pay you back
your money and per on your Invest
ment Other Main street snaps bet. 5th
Ith South bet State and Main--.look 1t
over and you will agree 1t looks good.
6s-224 IT. just west Of State. al bargain
s0xi65, Nos. 54 to 80 E. 4th So. new
1-story business block, all occupied, good
class OF business, This can be had on
eFIcs Cooley Park, ssoxSso It,: the only 2ox9o
rods offered adjacent to our business
center. II faces 9Th So, bet Main ano
State. $4,000 takes 1t now It's pay
ing well on the investment. Easy terms
can be arranged,
WEST 2ND SO.
| small investment sure and SAFE
2lx1s5, and building rental income 30;
lper mo, facing south and right north OF
ID, e. R. c. passenger station; choice
small hotel site: also trackage In rear y
SesIred-s67o0. $4,000 cash will handle tn:
snap. You can have more frontage II de-
We also have a bargain in q e-5-rooH
modern apartment. close In, east SIDE
$500 cash, bal. any way IN reason; pay
ling 10 per cent net on $4,000.
Also a 4-4-room mod. apartn emit eas Noo
side paying II per cent net on ss6oo
Sn ath East near 2nd So. ahx1o rod
an5 12-room mod, residence; not new new
The lot is worth almost the price-slooo
In homes we have anything you coul'
> desire; a few bargains from 5000 and UP
ward: cash or very easy terms.
For anything In city real estate see
PETERSON r. z. & NV. co.
50 East 4th South oo
Phone 1920, soS9
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS.

SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH


SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH
Our listing OF properties In Mill Creek,
Holiday and Cottonwood. the popular
districts Of suburban summer homes, IL
On the car line. 15-acre place with
full water right. q 5-room house, a small
barn. springs. an orchard: different
kinds OF berries. excellent soil. bar
Four acres. with small house 8 min
utes walk from the car. Beautifully
situated See US for price.
In Mill Creek, 5 acres, small orchard:
house and barn. Excellent view. OF
mountains and valley. and near car line
acres in Cottonwood. s-room brick
chard: alfalfa and grain land. Abundant
shade trees A splendid place.
10 acres near the mouth Of Cotton
water. The most ideal spot In the val
| ley for country home and at a price
that makes 1t really bargain.
Of Utah is more noted than the famous
and Justly so, when the wonderful pro.
ductlvIty Of the soil as evidenced by
the grains. apples. alfalfa. sugar beets,
peaches and potatoes are produced there
In abundance Bee culture and ,dairyins
unsurpassed: II is ,rayersed by three
railroads It's Inhabitants live In .poacs
and plenty. II you are thinking Of buy
| lHH d IdItnf you can 90 no peNtEI ludH
| investigate its resources. We would be
| pleased TO show you over the country
and 10 call TO your attention, particular
~. the following places:
A 3o-acre apple orchard. 30 acres OF
alfalfa land. a quarter section OF AL
farming ground and a 20-acre farm.
all with water rights. situated near Tre.
monton and belonging TO a resident OF
| California. who will consider q fair offer
| on any OF the tracts. and who will make
liberal terms. This Is your opportunity
80 acres with full water right, neai
Garland Practically all In alfalfa The
land is fully titled and has excellent
drainage, There is small orchard. a
fine farmhouse, a large barn and two
good wells. No better farm In the val
ley. Price reasonable Terms liberal.
One of the best small farms In Utah
for raising bees. chickens and apples
Only one mile from the railroad and
ready for immediate occupancy. acres
Of 12-year- -old apple orchard with q
bumper crop acres OF younger orchard
alfalfa, grain and pasture, 90 acres ir
all, with full water right Small house
and barn. Apple cellar. An absolute
bargain.
In addition TO these. ws have a com
plets listing Of beet and alfalfa lands
which We would be pleased to show 20,
II none Of the above meet your require
ments.
n you want a ranch. or dry-farmini
lands In large tracts, see US.
SMITH, TARPEY & SMITH.
515 Newhouse Bldg. Wasatch 57e3
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED.

BEFORE BUYING REAL ESTATE
confidence in your ability TO judge for
yourself as to location. value. etc? II
not, or even though you have, 1t will
pay you to consult this Agency. For 2l
years have made a careful study Of
salt Lake real estate. Our time. our
iacllities and our counsel are at your
service for the asking, and you will find
them OF much value TO you.
When YOU make a deal through US.
we attend TO all those little" things
that are 80 likely to be overlooked by In
experienced buyers.
The following are some Of the choicest
selections OF homes In this city.
81, 900
For handsome ne-rootn, modern
Syxl0 rods. All assessments paid In full,
The house is In first-class condition. the
location is IDEAL facing south. Can
make easy terms to suit the purchaser.
For the handsome nine-room modern
realdence on 2nd ave., neer the east end
denees IN the city surround this house;
was built by the owner for a home.
Every conceivable modern convenience;
fine hot water heating plant. IT Is con-
with fireplace and pool table In the base
mcnt. The lot 5ox125 feet TO an alley.
Fine garage, Terms can be arranged,
2a0 South l1th East. six-room bunga-
low, strictly MODERN lot as1167 feet
beautiful location.
o7a 2 st.-Beeutitul lot 5Ox1s6 feet
covered with fine shade and fruit trees
e5s South sth West. four. rooms, par:
TALLY modern house; good lot, paved
sidewalks. near car line. Terms can bs
| arranged.
For a strictly modern. six-room brick
bungalow on Douglas ave.. between 4tt
and 9th South SITS. Large sleeping porch
nice lot. beautiful location; rooms beau.
| tifully decorat ted
For a neat 4room cottage, located neal
and toilet In house. sewer connection
On terms Of s1oo cash and 80 per month
and interest.
For another cottage In the sams loca'
tion and like conveniences, on the sam'
easy terms Of 500 cash and $40 per mo
On 7th West near sth South. 3-roor
| frame cottage. with flowing we'll; or
terms of $50 cash and SO per month.
s45oo.
On 18th East near 4th South. witt
49X14o feet and Groom modern bricI
house with modern conveniences. Rea
sonable terms can be arranged
| s125c
| ssx1o rods. with two houses, one
4-room frame and old adobe on I'll
North near End West. Terms. 5000 casl
and balance TO suit,
| 5000.
Rents for $40 per month, a 4-roon
frame, adobe lined. cottage, with wate1
and lights. and located near 2nd Yves
and 9th South.
Do YOU need FIRE insurance? ] ar
representing three, big companies and VII
be pleased to write your policy.
II you are IN the market for acreage
business, income property, houses. or va
cant lots, have all kinds, all locations
at all prices,
II you wish to buy or sell. see me first
| A RICHTER. Is South Main Street.
| Phones Gal.
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II YOU WANT A BARGAIN
COME RIGHT TO ME-

$50 acres near Eleerta. Utah county.
the great fruit belt, g sJoRR Per acre, Land
1880 acres hne dry farm land. Fb
per acre.
$50 to 5000 acres fine land near new
railroad town. $f2 to $3.50 per acre, or
trade for city property.
160 acres. one Of the best In Park VAL
ley SO per acre
$50 acres southwest Of city, Groom
house. shed for 10 horses. good WELL near
ly ali Of II has been cultivated, This
land has produced 25 bushels wheat per
acre. When canal covers this land II
will be worth 800 per acre Take II for
sI9 per acre.
lo6 acres near good town in Cache val
ley. good water right, 20 acres in apple
trees. II taken at once. $500,
a4o acres. Broom house. stable. al
land good water right. is head good
horses and colts. also sorne farming ma
chinery. all goes for $500. $4,000 cash
Get busy.
See me II you want a bargain or sell
at a bargain. In land and land only.
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sgo0o-6-RM. MODERN BRICK. WITH
furnace To trade for vacant lots,
$3.50 per acre; II acres irrigated land
on Mil creek, near Holiday car line.
s2G5O--t- room modern new brick, with
rnanteI; will take vacant lots; balance
easy.
$4,000 money to loan.
r. j. HUFF, i05 Atlas block. g3S46
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FARM SPECIAL.

FARM SPECIAL.
During the last week we have listed
one OF the best farms that we have had
for some time and are able TO sell II on
exceptionally reasonable trems. or accept
a Salt Lake City property In part pay
ment: loetaed near Price consists OF zoo
frame house on II, barns. sheds, granary
and other outbuildtnss. all the implements
necessary to run farm of this size. a
good orchard OF 20 acres. planted to choice
apples besides a. good family orchard.
There are good horses, cows and a
heller. II pigs. a6 chickens. ali thorough
bred stock: 100 tons of hay. 100 bushels
OF potatoes. 80 bushels Of grain, 500 bush
els of apples etc. This place Is ready to
move onto and become independent In a
few years.
II this place Is sold within the next
week we will throw. in 80 acres located
two miles away for the same price. $4,000
or $4,000 will handle this place and the
farm will take care OF the rest OF the
payments.
BURT & CARLQUIST co.
40 Main 81. Phone S50l
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SIX-ROoM BRICK BuNGALoW,
large porch, reception hall. living room
tax9O7 dining room, paneled in hr veneer
with large sideboard and chine close!
living rooms; large fireplace, seats and
boolscases In living room; hardwood
doors throughout the house; good cement
basement furnace. fine lawn and flow.
ors This home can be bought for $500
under the market price and can be paid
for ON monthly payments, For informa-
ton phone HyIand leo"M.
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BUILT TO SUIT A QUEEN.

The classiest little palace In city for
large sleeping porch, all closed In, 25-ft.
living room. hardwood floors. mission
nantel, bullt-in book cases, cabinet
kitchen, furnace, full cement basement,
cement steps, cement walks, large lot.
n you are looking for Il home OF this
kind you will find great bargain In this
ono, Go out today. Terms If you wish
them. Located 800 3rd ave.
See SWANER, $50 So. 1lth East. Phone
Hylapd l026-W
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sEAIJTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
THIRD SOUTH.

Wa have a choice piece OF business
nroperty near State St, 77xl8o feet; r. OF
w on side To be sold this week IN
,',,,re ", o5 w Eccles Baird. without delay
TTHE TI1A ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO,
II Main 81. Phones; Was 44l3
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FOR TEN DAYS

We offer the remaining lots in HOME
SITE ADDITION on the astonishing
terms OF SO cash and 00c per week.
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faces on 5th East and 18th South streets.
IL is one of the choicest tracts OF ground
in Salt Lake City, and is high. dry and
level. To see Is to believe.
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THESE BEAUTIFUL LOTS

are fenced off In pairs by nice gall
vanzed iron fence. IN front Of all lots Is
a broad cement walk and shade trees
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$1,000.

roderu red press orlck nunga
Iean nI.1s MvsOt set OF plumbing, lot b0xl25
{ .MS .|lsy Just of State street. Easy