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Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
For Sa.e-Real Estate

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 RANCH FOR SALE-40 acres, 3h miles from Center and Washington Sts. T mile to school. 27 acres in fine stand alfalfa. balance in garden and ready for grain or alfalfa planting, sandy soil. Broom house, fine well, check gates and land gates in ditches. Price very reasonable. Will sell 10. 20 or 40. Apply direct to owner, no agents. Ad- dress P. O. Box 732, Phoenix. Ariz. It
 FOR SALE-Paying chicken ranch Fully equipped. close in. Box 4372 Re publican bs
 DON'T, Buy land either in large or small aCreages or house lots without first seeing the bargains at LittletOn. Ariz. The hustling new town. With church, school stores, railroad. best of water rights. many other advantages. Just the right dis tance from Phoenix. For particulars phone Consolidated Suburban 334 1t
 FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow. Every wide a wake speculator through out the United States has got their eyes on Phoenix. A San Francisco firm sent an agent in a search of two hundred thousand acres. choice business lots, sS200 as well investment. lots near Capitol, a good buy for a builder. s2000 takes the bunch. A resi- dence lot near 18th Ave. and Wash ington, S1150. A lot across from lib- rary $1650 75 1t. fronting Capitol $500. NJ. H. Shelton, 215 West Wash ingtOn. If
 ONE OR TWO LOTS-4 room and screen porch on one lot fine shade, make offer, must be sold. 1920 East Jeffer- son. 12- blk
 FOR -Relinquishment; cheap; in 16O acres (homestead) all cleared; near railroad; Casa Grande Valley. Ad- dress D. A. Neuhard. General Delivery, Phoenix D
 FOR SALE-A real bargain; ten acres: room stucco house; chicken houses; runs: barns; sheds; fine well water, 300 thoroughbred chickens, a few turkeys; horse; buggies and wagons; cows; household furniture and all the necessary tools to farm with; eight different varieties of fruit. 5000 cash will handle this; balance easy. Eng land & Hartman, 30 East Washington St, Room :, upstairs. If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

FOR SALLl-Five room brick house, furnished. modern. plenty of shade, lawn. 519 N. 3rd St. Call between ? and , D. m. If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

BRAND NEW bungalow in Los Olivos on Indian School car line. beautifully finished in oak, every built in feature, finest plumbing and electric fixtures, furnace heat in all rooms. large basement and porches- home for discriminating people. Price and terms are right as I must sell at once. John A. Lentz, owner. Cor. First Ave. and Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

FOR SALE-Nearly new modern brick house, rooms with cellar. two blocks from car line in restricted ad- ditiOn For information address Box All Republican. gb
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
For Sale or Exchange
SNIVELY & PIERCE

FOR TRADE-25- acre orchard in Columbia River valley for city or farm lands Trees to years old. 100 tons alfalfa between trees. First fruit this year, F mile from town. two R. R systems, river boats, good climate. J. H. Sharry. Attalia, Washington.
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Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

GURLEY & ESHOM, AUCTION EERS-See us for open date before letting your sale. Office New State Corral cor. 4th Ave. and Madison street. Phone Overland 762. pr. Cur ley, Veterinary Surgeon. If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-s100 per acre Five tracts of ten acres each special in Guccmcnts to home builders adtoin- ing toWnSite of Tolleson TolIeson Realty Co. Phone Overland Ranch S5. if
 FOR SALiE-30 acres on Central Ave, near Orangewood, no better fruit and alfalfa soil in valley. will sell in size tracts to suit at sacrifice
 Address Box S53 Phoenix if
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

NEW 5-room brick, hardwood floors built-in features, large screen room, lawn and trees. $500 will handle. New 4-roOm brick. close in on Avenue, north, fine shade, cement walks and a dandy home. Price $3200, s500 cash. 5room modern brick, screen room, shade and lawn, blocks from library. price $3300. S400 takes this and stops your rent. A 5-room plastered brick, on Washington street, close in, a bar gain for $500, $500 cash. Houses for sale and rent in all parts of the city. Galpin & Hart, B N First Ave. "Ev-
 erything in Real Estate If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

BARGAINS in residences. Ranch and business property, improved or unimprOVed. Houses to rent.
 w. K JAMES,
 27 N Center St
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

THREE ROOMS-FnrniSb brick cottage in rear 914 s. 2nd Ave. r
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
For Sale or Exchange

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 FOR SALE-Or will tradc for Phoe- nix property. Very desirable home in Tempe with every modern convenience. Griffen, l.. J. Bennitt X Co. r
 AUTOMOBILE-Fo mules or horses. Goodyear Shoe Shop. blk
 TO EXCHANGE-Seven acre fruit ranch. six miles south of Salem. ore, returns from place last year $7.500.00. For land near Phoenix or Glendale A. L. West. Salem. Ore. It s WILL TRADE-Lot 50x221. near new shops on a team and wagon. Null ford East Lake Store. bb
 FOR SALE-Rubber tired surrey, would exchange for runabout in good condition. 341 F. Washington St. bb
 FOR SALE-Or trade, nine acres arden land. Four-room hou@e and i'm provoments, East. 1880 E. Adams. D
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

FOR SALE--6-room brick house and cellar nearly modern. ? blocks from Carline in restricted addition. S1500.00
 cash. balance in terms to suit Address Box All Republican office. If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

NEW-6-ro room bungalow, furnished. large grounds. piano and furnace at 649 North Third Ave r
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

FOR SALE-F'ruit trees all kinds. Call on or write Hall Bros Box 994, Phoenix, Phone Ranch 732 Overland.
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Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

BURROUGHS BEST BUYS-New six room house; hardwood floors; built in book cases and fixtures; all modern; now nearing completion; on Culver street, just east of Seventh st; price, s3000, on easy terms. Lots in Miller's subdivision, corner Sev- enth and Mcdowell, $500 and up; sold on easy terms. Burroughs ad- dition lots; cement walks; graded streets; all city conveniences; lots, s350 and up, on terms. New eight room house. two baths, al 1908 West Adams. $55O0; terms same as rent Burroughs, II West Adams. If
 FOR SALE-3G acres of best orange land at SITS per acre, easy terms, choice alfalfa ranches. size to suit at s125 to $500 per acre. acres with good frame house. shade, alfalfa, fruit and berries this is close in on 7th Ave. Price $3700. Terms. Hill & Claflin, Center St. Cor. Washington. If
 FOR SALE,-Fine room bungalow
 all modern; with hall and porch; lot 70X190; north of town; close in:
 $4500; $l500 down. bal terms. One room frame house; lot 50x137 2:
 on West Adams st: a snap q $1800: $1100 down. bal terms. See Boon about il. L. tSlSt Adams St. u
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

NEAR CAPITOL-Few lots left, $375 each. Phone owner, overland
 1296. If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

FOR SALE-New modern room brick cottage. large porch. close to school. Price. s2250: S1o0 cash, balance s25 per month, including in
 terest. E. l. Pascoe, 110 North Gen. ter St. If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

FOR SALE-10 acre chicken ranch, near Phoenix. only S1OO acre, terms. Republican box 4317.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

FOR SALE-Homcstead relinquish- ment. under dam. near Phoenix, sl5 an acre. Republican Box 1878. r
 TWO ACRES-Near school and car line at a bargain. Small cash pay ment. must sell. J w. Carver. Phone Ranch 70. If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

1OX12. mirrors. dining chairs, 3 rockers. l sewing machine. sheet heater. cook stove ; tubs. l boiler, cooking utensils, dishes; many othet articles too numerous tC mention J
 r. Biehl. Auctioneer. 24 w. Jeffersan St bl:
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

AUCTION SALE-Tuesday. Decem- Der 10, 1912, l:30 D. n., 1139 E. Fill more Al. leaving Phoenix. will sell all my furniture on above date. Dress
 CTS. cOmnodes, tables. chairs, rockers, bedding; ? sanitary cots. heating stove, cook stove, 2-burner oil stove, spring cot, cooking utensils, dishes; gentle driving pony. buggy. harness, 1 Thor motorcycle in running order and lnany other articles too numerous to men
 tion. J. II. Alexander, Owner J. F. Biehl. Arc-i1aeer. 4 w. JeItersen S.
 bs AUCTION SALE-HavinS sold my ranch and am leaving the country at once, I will sell at public safe, Monday Dec 16, 1912, commencing a 10 o'clock A NJ. miles east and one half miles south of Phoenix on what is known as the old Wilson ranch. all of my per sonal property consisting of . head of stock Farm machinery. household and kitchen furniture and 40 tons of alfalfa hay. See large bills. Big free lunch at noon. D. H. Shelton, Owner, Taylor the Auctioneer, Phone 1349. 1t
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

AUCTION SALE-Wednesday, De cember Il. 1912. ? p. m., at p $. 7th Ave Contents of 4-room house, con- sisting O. chiffonier. commode, iron bed. spring. mattress. sanitary cct, 3 pad canvas cots. lot of bedding, l up- holstered couch, l dining table, l kitchen fahla 9 conta. StaDd.s rIJp
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
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FOR SALE-New broom brick, modern. built-in features. restricted neighborhood, cement walks, lawn etc. furnished complete s900 cash. balance to suit Price S25O0. For sale only by Johnston, r w Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

FOR SALE-Paying chicken ranch. Fully equipped. close in. Box 4372 Re- publican. bs
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
For SaIe-MlSce llaneous

FOR SALE-Counter and show cas- es. no N. 7th Ave. D
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
CONVICT KEEPS WORD
 GIVEN TO GOV. WEST
En-t.a-e For Father In Law Whom Given Temporary Liberty Then Returns To Peuitentiary

sELEN. Ore. Jan. t--Honof-bound return and continue serving his ... sentence so soon as he had earn .r m.y 70 pay off debt owed his law. William Mack has re-
 aH a ha parieuHary after an af y months
 wask Is serving a sentence for
 '7gne oT George Carter at
 Tass I0 order that Mack ..r- have money to defend himself, father In law mortgaged his home Last sumner tt came to Gov. Wesi1 rra- Uaaks family had arrived
 Salem and were an destitute cir- ar#as Bidding the prisoner to ID and earn enough to pay off the -.rac and provide for his family, The governor released Mack. with onl -r. mans word of honor as security.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
LADIES TO HOLD FULL
 SWAY AT 4. 3. DANCE.

Every one IS waiting with much
 zpslaGon for the Leap Year dance Co ue given tomorrow evening a. A 8 Han. by the Arctic Brotherhood The floor wiH be, e,turued over to the ladies'. who will be expected to See that all the gentlemen are taken good care Of
 The gentlemen in turn. wt'l be eT- pe-ted to behave in ladyIike man ne-. on penalty of a fine. for every net which is the opinion of the lad les present. s considered to be un- radyrike conduct It IS hoped that every one will turn out and make this one of the best dances of the season. Following the dancing a luncheon will uo served
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
PRICE 10 CENTS
PRESIDENT mAoERo FEARS
 OUTBREAK OF REVOLUTION
Ncxlcan Government Finds Many Shipments Of Arms Have Been
 Made To Mexican Territory

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 5-Evidence indicating a more widespread revoln- a7aary plot against Mexico than here tofore. attributed 10 the opponents of Inc Madero administration. has come 10 light tn the shipment of eight car aads of ammunition and explosives from points in Pennsylvania and New Jersey within the last ftty days
 The fac; that these shipments were letoured at points north of New Or leans is said to have been established. eading to the suppcsition that the rasl destination was one of the gulf ports between this city and Mobile from which in the past many flIibus- arrrg expeditions have cleared
 In addition to these eight carloads gents Of the Mezica0 government sert one firm In New Orleans has shipped I-o rifles a week for the last five weeks to points i0 Texas near
 Ha Mexican border
 Secret agents Of tbe Mexican gov e-nmen. are working wIth the agents 7g ,rr United states and for the ast fes days have been keeping four Wryf ans and several steamers under
 fg-. ..--rrTTfa-ra Tho zrrfF ports arr being watched
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
VALDEZ TO HAVE
 CARNEGIE LIBRARY

A movement ls on foot Tor the at valdez. of Carne- gle library. Judge Thomas R sbo7. herd of that town. fs tha ".hrr Of the Hea
 The cty expeg, 70 ask Andrew Carnegie for S5ooo. thsmae.res -o raise sgooo. for maintenance The library will consist entirely or stand ard works No money will be spent 5n fiction alsho. contributions vii be received and placed o1 shelves for the use Of all readers from the rluze7s cf tho town
 Nlth5ueh many towns t- Alaska have public libraries. none have re- -c.veH aid from Mr. Carnegie. and ghouH valdez s1coead t1 securing his financial support. wour have the distinction Of being Che f-zt" says the valdez Miner
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
WOULD BUY HE
 CHAMPIONSHIP
JAS. d. cCFEETT TRIES
 TO FAKE FIGHT
Johnson Er sworn Statement Claims Have Been Offered
 SrUaHl1 To Lay Down
Alaska News Buroao3

.#URao TI, Jan l2-The details nur.r lake hout fer the C-h.Jt was Co fig rHta Rope has been ht 1y aa agfa7Eit sign s Johnson. stating that Co., H H Frare., fsht pro r.rHarHra tr get him into e-t says that hr.
 offered SHf"o1 to '.o
 v.h grrhe.l Co take wn#ataTnh'5
 U#n..t when Ia.ary .ew'. s- s.. sn stated that .he whole
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
MEETING OF LITERARY
 SOCIETY IS POSTPONED

The Young Peoples Literary and Social Society meeting. which was scheduled 70 take place this evening, at -aa Hopper home. has been post rrnrs ur#l Monday evening,
 is -~wr~ed that the defence of .ra a-r-r- member to be court mar uarrT has asked a stay of execution, in order ta gain time in which to
 .aar evidence iu his favor. It omens .u fer him 7o who hesitates is
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
eScNlNENT PARISlANS
 ARE WRITE SLANERS
N-e-sn Prominent Men Are Con zes oF Te-ihle C-mes-Nary
 s-e PariShe5 From Country,
-Ry AlasEa News Ru7eaH1

.H.N A.a~Aa News A..--. PARIS. Jan 12-Pa-s scas,y has startled Icy the outcome Of a e, rfs lasting over two weeks, tra end og which Ht~etee1 prom Ps-ssaars have been caasl,lea ae.ee 7a-ue e57aJor tu the White save trade
 !. was developed that children eo0 Ecr yaars og age were rhe '-- .-~r er s-e ra-a-iCus comb Ja.r. s se-aorars haze rera E .a a- Ea uTy men s~E several .r r. Ha-fehef 3~rm tho gru"- try
 reports row sre triad are s-
 and srl-t-- Eron aHe- s-
 a-a. rrE waa-e- Inc
 f.ral--af heinz u0~a.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
MRS. woLeAsT TO
 TAKE HUSBAND HOME
NEe Of Champion Pusiist to Jour- ucy Half Way Across Continent
 In Auto With Her Husband,
- AI..Ea NJ 1nreanl

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. ll-Fol- owing his recovery from an attack ;. paa aumonia. Add WolCast, the worlds Gshtveisht champion, wil lEe an auto tour, back to Michigan n.cr tac guidance Of his wife, Mrs. Fo'-ast
 Mrs Woleast has plaIned to make he ~iD. in short easy stages and -ne by this open air treatment D - ere her husbands health, which
 nurn broken down by his late
 n.s following the operation for
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
HILL PIPE LINE
 SPRINGS A LEAK.

It was reported this noon that the large water main coming off Che hill, to the Home Power Company plant had sprung a leak and vas squirting water high into the air
 It is not known how serious the break may be- Tt is thought that freezing in the pine was the cause of tho accident
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
WILL FLY OVER
 BERING SEb
NOME MINER WILL
 ATTEMPT HAZARDOUS FEAT
A. N Leopold. Wealthy Miner. Has Become Bird MaH-Wiu Bring
 First Machine Co Alaska
-Er AI..Ea M. EnralrL

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan l2- Carried away with enthusiasm over tho new exhila-ating sport of aero planlnE. A. N Leopold. a wealthy Nome miner has become an sero. en- fhusiast
 He has developed an ambition 10 fly over Braa Sea from Nome to .he Siberian Coast With his partner Harry Peterson. ha is ulaunina to make Che attempt next summer
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
JIMMIE LEE MASHEs
 HIS PEDAL EXTR EMITN

Jimmie Lee. a Native. was pain. rnv Injured while cutting wood mp on the hin this morning.
 A log accidentally rolling. caught his fnat and mashed the large toe on his right foot Although very painful no serious results are expect ol from the accident
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
---CE- -.- cF POISONING
 a- OLD SOLDIERS IcNE
-. N. -

syENwoETE Kan. Jan. .-- oE p-o@al- D.tsg7-
 r-rEa- cr- s1 gra old s1-.'e7s ono hundred and E--g veterans 1. soldiers home are El Many a.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12

Don't forget the Leap Year dance tomorrow evening, Girls.
 Mrs. Martin Conway is reported to be m It is feared her illness may rr tonsiliGs.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
>usSHhN STEAMER
 FOUNDERS IN STORM
r.-- aares EE-g.k ship .a &a k Sr-Tvn Hun fre5 Lives Last
- - N. -

NNEFST. Ecawa-.s. Ian. f-~ nr~ boon -nre.FaE ht1e %. .'a .---EH. -aE.. ar tr. Ha E a..-. g-ev aa' mas.a1 z Two rH-E-al souls Were
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
ENyER BEY

EUroLI Jan I--Enver Bey, the Turkish officer. who has great Inc a#.H the Arab desert men, ls
 .a.r engaged e05eavo-Dg to raise
 Turkish a.Eos into a Holy War, H a. --Enr. 70 cyte-miuate the l.aE - s-n-rs ueUu0v.0E TripoI
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12

There were SIX psssengers on the train from Whtehorse this evening.
 The train was delayed half hour today. due 60 heavy snow drifts over ..7 summit
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
CHILLY WEATHER IN MONTANA.
LIZ A-a..a Ners nnr.a-.-

.Uy Alaska News Bureau
 HELENA. Mont. Jan l2-Reports from the weather stations through. sa. ae state give general report of degrees below zero.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
-1-,-E RELEASE slNH RosaEF
.--ssH Ngvs Hu-03uI

.. Alaska News Bureau. NrE YORK. Jan 1--goaD Ato,>a- -r. Srsnae.ef bank -oh1ee has The -a.ur declare te-. was
 evidence 70 h7.a AlN.-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
SECURITY & TRUSTS
BUSINESS BOOMING

REPORTS from the Salt Lake Security
d Trust company are to the effect that
the company was busy last week on
deals involving $4,000.
From demands for homes on easy
payments the trend Of the business
changed to deals involving many thou
sands of dollars. Said an official Of
the company yesterday: "We regret
that we are not In a position to make
public the actual sales at this time, but
we will report them the early part of
the week. The pleasant weather OF the
past few days has enabled our work
men to make greater progress on the
large number of homes now being built
by our company on the northeast bench
and also on homes being constructed
in the western part of the city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

normal trade Officials declare that the
weeks business compared favorably
with that of last year, although @ late
season has made just comparison diff
cult: Sales or bargains wore offered
in shoes, millinery, wash fabrics, sum
mer goods, tentage duck, burlaps, suits
dress goods, light underwear, novelty
styles, children S goods, outing gar
ments and similar articles.
Mems furnishing stores also offered
sales or bargains in seasonable goods,
some firms doing exceptionally good
business. Most Of the retail shopping
was done in the afternoons, owing to
the unsettled weather. The weather
will have to bear Indication Of becoming
settled for the real spring and summer
season before people will think Of max.
ing extended summer purchases. At
the same time, the first mems straw
hats have been seen on the streets, also
summer ladies' wearing apparel which
are taken by merchants as an omen OF
better trade.
Hardware firms report better business
than year ago. The demand for sport
ing goods is strong. tennis articles be.
ing especially in demand. There also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
is strong dsmsnd FOR guns and fish

is q strong demand FOR guns and fish
ing tackle.
Dealers report strong trade In sad
dIery and automobile supplies, robes,
oil, glass and painta- Builders hard
ware is being much called for owing
to the number Of dwellings now in pro.
cess Of erection, and shelf hardware
trade appears to be excellent. Mechan-
ics' tools are proving good sellers, with
many calls for lawn fences and gates.
In household goods, granite ware,
nickle plate and copper ware are being
called for, as arc also gas ranges. The
Ium Der trade is encouraging, and local
yards are apparently we'll stocked. The
demand for cement and plaster contin-
ues, and promises to become stronger
now that better weather conditions oh.
tain.
Collections were good during the
week and cash sales compared more
than favorably with the percentage of
customers. While the week was not
considered as good as 1t predecessor.
merchants expected somewhat of qui et
owing to peculiar weather conditions,
but unanimously anticipate big things
this coming week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
BARGAIN SALES ARE
FEATURE OF WEEK

The feature of the retail trade in
this city during the last week was
to be found in the offering Of various
sales, conducted by merchants in an
effort TO reduce their stocks to point
in normal keeping with the season of
the year. While the business Of tho
week left little room for complaint,
it is generally conceded that an unus-
uallv late season with its incidental un.
favorable weather resulted in piling up
shelves with goods and ware that ought
to have been sold much earlier, How
ever, the week s trade was lively, and
in few instances were unsatisfactory re-.
ports made.
The department stores maintained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
Eastwood Park Prospers.

George W. Smith of the Smith Realty
company reports twelve lots sold In
Eastwood Park subdivision during the
past week, with several other sales
ready for closing tomorrow or Tues
day.
improvements at Eastwood Park are
almost completed, and the firm is pre-
pairing TO build three bungalows in
that tract and in View City subdivi-
sion. Mr.. Smith says that the firm IS
business so far this year has been en-
tirely satisfactory and that further i'm
provement in the market IS looked for
with each succeeding day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
CACHE VALLEY is
ATTRACTING NOTICE

The Salt Lake Office Of the West
Cache Land company has been the
scene of much activity during the past
week It's holdings in the fertile Cache
valley are attracting the attention OF
numerous investors and those inclined
to agricultural pursuits. The section
of Cache valley promoted by the com
pany has come into prominence in the
producing list, and farms Of that To-
calitv are in great demand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
Improvement Is Noted

A good week Is reported BY the Cap
ital Land company, which has several
attractive deals in course Of negotia.
ton Sales for the week have been of
eoodly number but Of small properties
as a rule. Ahead of the company the
prospects are splendid, a great deal of
recent improvement in market coudi-
tons having been expericnced.