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Mickey Dunn whips Reddy.

Mickey Dunn defeated Battling Rsidy at the
New Polo 4. A. Reddy. weighing IFS poanhs.
also Was acknowledged the t.tter boxer. hvt Dunn
hurled his ia pounds forward In such Aggressive
style that he had his bigger opponent wtncang
sepsasedly. -.-...
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Only Natural That a Boxer OF
McFarland's Class Should
Want TO Train at 0aI Haw.
kins's Place.


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second and once In the third round
But even with the knoekouts no In
creased ms iame'
hA~Nhs hau "onoeTr'u ieit NAM
'he hrst ,ime ever hotlcea IL was
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uAhins TOT MS hsht win S'th"ammons
fsw males away hs~kins was train
ms 70 "snt marlin r'aheNy on the
eterhoof Oh the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sHssF. Even M ms "ainlhS oouts pai
showed snappy Ier that was nara TO
set away from. he shot out nearly
straight. then curved 1t In and down.
ward with q twisting wrist. The blow
~cas delivered lust as q whip 4, cracked.
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Hawkins. that lNh OF March. ".
snapped hs lett over on Martin gvAh-
erty's ohm within q few seconds Of the
n>rnn,nSr of the axht. and Flaherv
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Al ABOUT Dars thunaerooi'
left. He was looking for II. and
every one expected 70 see clever.
slustye Joe slip away from II and return
nj. deadly counter. AZ IA. NUN ,,f..
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$50
WV A"oy oa"0 p'so'"ei, pu' w 'ho'f
nands' ana Crack' Nhs Iett curved
over Joe's guard. Mashed before HIS
startled eyes and dropped crushingly
On Joe's Jaw. Down went Gans Ike a
man WIN has stenp.st ON n tanapa n.,cl
y, locked an over but na wing the p,,r.e
srhs crou,d xa.nsa ,han whoou.., win,
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.o"t ,,,or. nd. An .han thai i.,, or MI
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"a saI, ~ IN. ho,te.t .Iugxing eve
se~n Within ropes, and then Gan
landed, and Dal's head bounced on IN
door and II was all over.
That hght was NO sensational, and tn
outcome 80 much IN doubt mat Gan
and Hawkins were matched again. IN
second ume zoe poAeo ""f'y, oo'n eSe
glued On pars 'eit "s'' yet eo"he aver
tion spared ior ue r,Sh' 'hat nnsI
oe trickiy usoi hiH"ean' put ~"
didnt care whoop NJ" eaose :" WI.
they KEPT on ms lef.. iheie was W
naeh OF white arm 'h'oush tho NV
ieft arm in'aheu'ate'y ahe4'' "a We
brown smudse-hoNihs picture oi
boxing glove freelseiS at that m'
MI Y.
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South African Heavyweight
Made Great Hit by Knock
ing Out Art Nelson.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

- GORGE RODEI.. the heavyweight
r champion OF South Africa, who
made good in his first appea rance
In a battle In this country by stoppng
Art Nelson of Chicago In eight rounds
at the Fairmont A. c. on Wednesday
night. has received many fattering
offers for bouts from clubs both In this
city and In the West. His next bout
will in all probability be with Soldier
Kearns. the hard hitting heavyweight.
for ten rounds at the Irving A. C. OF
Brooklyn on Saturday evening. March
s. The match is expected 20 be clnched
to-day. A club in Pittsburgh also wants
10 within two weeks.
Tie state Athletic Commission at its meeting
yesterday passei a rule which will 30 Of
great benefit 10 the followers Of the sport. II
calls for hsisers who unable to go through
with thcir bouts - consequence Of lines or dis
ability To notify tle club Officials. and the latter
must post q notice ot the fact o,er the box
window and alo inforn tho public through tie
pres,.
George Carpenter. the fistic Idol Of France.
III month, that he now enter. Tie rns weighing
lI5 pounds. carpsntier tipyei the scales at gals
rounds q; the Cirque de Paris on Feb. ~ Car.
PAINTERS next battle will bo with the winner OF
10 held on March 6.
Battling Nelson has signed articles for another
fight. The scrap will be for ten rounds and has
OPPONENT viii be Frank whitney, thc fighting car.
Ienter uf Grand Rapids Ind who has been fighting
IN good form In The Soiitl. Bat and Wnitney WA
| come together At a boxing show to he brought off
| at Atlanta. Ca. on next Wednesday night. Mel
| son IN guaranteed $3.50. with . privese Of 80
| por cent. Of tho receipts.
In order 20 allow Leach. Crosss 70 catch ths
| midnight train for New Orleans on next Weines
day night. where he Is scheiulod To fight Joe
Mandot AZ ole Orleans A. G. on March TO- Jes.
and Eddie McAiAhon have Agreed 70 lei him 20 ~
With Frank Loughrey Of Philadelphia in the sec
ond bout At the Empire a. q. show on that
| night.
In letter TO the writer. George Engcl. man
asss Of Frank Klaus, the Pittsburgh middle
| weight. says that kla,u "a in the best condition
o. his career for his twenty round fight wit,
| Billy Papke at the Cirque de Paris in Parta Vi
| March D. and that Frank will not experience
| much trouble In winning. both Klaus and
are so sure OF victory" writes Ensel that vi
have already wagered 1880 that Frank srta tn
decision
Frank Madole. the welterweight Of Pittsburg
who has ben fighting with great suocess over II
Paris for nearly year. has added three NOR
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sHAFER IS FULLY PROTECTED.
HAPPINESS IN THE BRONX.

Probably the happiest man In New
York these days IL J. Bentley Seymour
sometimes known a. ICY" The for
mer Giant never overcame his nt OF
depression ut having to 10 to Newark.
and when he was sold to Los Angeles
that looked like the nnish. He was
Just about TO sell his kennel Of Hne
dogs, give up his home In the Bronx
and start West when George Stallings
saved him by giving Cy a Job with the
Boston Braves ! saw Cy on the street.
and before he had told the good newr
II was noticed that both his famous
dogs, Cissy and Kiddo, wore brand new
collars.
The evening world., 1913-03-01

In order 20 allow Leach. Crosp, 70 catch tine
midnight train for New Orleans on next Weines-
day night. where he Is scheiulod To fight Joe
Mandot AZ t1e Orleans A. c. on March 10. Jess
and Eddie MrSiahoa have -, ss,eed % let him 60 -
ond bout at the Empire a. g. show on that
night
The evening world., 1913-03-01

spitball In q worlds series. From the
way things broke last fall. the Giants
are perfectly agreeable to such an ar
rangemeN.
sHAFER IS FULLY PROTECTED.
Before 'Tflly" Shafer would sign a
contract McGraw had to promise him
that all the mail coming to the Polo
Grounds next season would be cen sored
and that no scented notes" would
reach the Californian's hands. An per-
fumed letters will be turned over 70
Larry Doyle and Josh Devore. who are
not 30 thin-slSinned.
The evening world., 1913-03-01

Frank Madole, the wel,erweight Of Pittsburg
who has ben fighting with great success over IN
Paris for nearly year. has added three more
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
FARM
RICHNESS.

FARM
RICHNESS.
Park Valley has been termed
land OF plenty-and II surely Is.
ton o. the country producing
crops that outrival Park Valleys.
Grains, fruits and vegeta oles-
the finest specimens you ever saw.
and In abundance.
Five years on a Park Valley
farm VIII place a man on fortunes
highway.
Many men pay their entire farm
cost from the first years crops.
Everything Is IN your favor:
Soil. water. climate.
Long summers insure full ma
turity OF crops.
Social advantages are the best.
Men who have been absolute
failures !n the city have gone to
Park Valley and made good.
The chief requisite Is backbone
enough TO DO things.
II you are considering farm.
let US show you Park Valley
It Will speak louder than we can.
Phone us for FREE literature.
PACIFIC LAND G. WATER CO..
18th floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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~ RICHTER. A RICHTER
Mortgage Loans. Insurance.
$500 cash; balance $40 per month. for q.
and one block south Of Liberty park
$1,000 cash. balance monthly OF quarterly
payments. for an up-to-date, modern,
two story brick residence. One block
from entrance to the university. The
house has s rooms modern bathroom,
large sleeping porch. full cernented base
ment with laundry The lot. 45X120 IT. to
an alley on the side. South front, over
looking the valley, Must be sold at once
Price was $500; to make q quick sale
has been reduced.
TO TRADE,
Several Al farms located in the south
east portion Of the county for improved
city property. Here Is one of'the many
II acres, with full water right, on eth
East between 14th and 18th South. The
finest garden soil in the county; about
pies, Nearly new well-built two-room
frame house, with kitchen attached TO It
Chicken house and brooder house which
has cost nearly $3.50 to build Splendid
flowing WE'LL 4-inch pipe. 80 gallons per
minute. Value $4,000. VIII take vacant
lots or improved city property. Will give
long time on differences. II any.
A RICHTER,
7s South Mntn Street Was. s41
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Beautiful just completed Groom bunga-
low. double floors. beamed ceiling, pan
eled dining room with plate rail. fine buff
fet, loaded glass doors, kitchen has ce-
ment tile walls. gas range, gas water
heater. linoleum, best OF plumbing. large
closets, large cement front porch. large
sleeping porch. full basement. furnace,
with hot water coil, This Is real beauty.
Price, $4,000 on terms
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sc. 2; AZ '' On easy
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Two story Groom bungalow. has fur
mace, full basement, fruit and coal rooms,
leather paneled dining room. buffet, sep
arate bath and toilet gas. Lot 90 by $50
feet, lawn. shade. barn. coops, all goes.
$4,000; $400 cash, balance easy.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS"
STRICTLY modern house. No. 212 w.
7th So, for only $4,000 for few days.
House alone cost to build S32600i land well
worth $500. You would get for $3.50 less
than can be produced Wathin blocks
OF Nswhouse hotel.
Another One"
No "a North 7th West--7-room house
and barn, cannot be built for S2250. 6x10
rods Of ground; we'll worth $500 making
total OF $3.50. For few days owner says
take $500. Room enough left to build
other houses; splendid shade trees, lawn,
otc.; In best residence district on west
side, and both OF above houses within
CALI, distance OF railroads.
Bargains lilso tho above nre RARE and
do not come moro than onoo In a hfe-
time
Phone Was. sol or 221s. et423
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FOUR BIG "TFS"-OF
IMPORTANCE TO YOU.

FOUR BIG 'TFS"-OF
IMPORTANCE TO YOU.
IF you only knew what great op-
portunlties are awaiting YOU
and every other ambitious man
in Western Canada
If YOU could only see what thou
sands of American farmers are
now doing on Canadian Pa
cifIc lands
IF you only realized the inpor-
tnnce OF your getting quickly
acquainted with the liberal
propositions we offer
IF you appreciated what advan-
tages Western Canada offers
you over anything YOU could
possibly expect IN tn e.
"States"-
1t would be unnecessary for rs
TO extend such urgent invita-
tlons for you to investigate
the proposition
You would be coming to US and
begging for informatior-youd
be asking us right now TO sign
you up for as many acres as
you could possibly AFFORD to
buy
W. c. ALBERTSON.
6o3-4 Dooly Block. Salt Lake
General Agent Canadian Pacific
Railway-Land Branch.
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INVESTMENT BANKERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The n coy brick Gotta ges and bunga-
lows that we have finished IN BDAUT1-
Full HOMESITD ADDITION (the garden
spot Of the southeast) are all sold. We
are now building more and two OF these
are sold before the brickwork Is finished.
WHAT IS THE REASON? Because in
these nice homes, with large lots, pur-
chasers get more for their money, and on
better terms, than they can get In any
other section Of the growing southea st.
BEAUTIFUL EOMEs1TD ADDITION
faces on Sth East just north Of Wanda
mere Graded streets shade trees, ce
ment walks and FREE WATER go with
all HOAIESITE ADDITION homes. Bet
ter go down today, examine the houses
We have built and are building. then come
to our office, and let US show You how
sasy It Is to get home Of your own.
Make the money you are now throwing
away for rent receipts buy you a home.
MCCLELLAN REAL ESTATD & IN
VESTN1ENT co,
INVESTMENT BANKERS
Paid up Capital, 100000,
4o2 and i0S Walker Bank Building.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
FARM SNAPS.
KIMBALL & RICHARDS.

l7i acres Of choice land, g acres OF N-
oeTta pea ches, the balance into small
fruit and truck garden. 3-rooua modern
mouse. two large barns. private spring OF
water plped Into the house, beautiful
shade trees and lawn. within thirty min
utes OF Salt Lake CITY. for the extreme
low price OF $4,000 on terms.
We have In the same nelghborhood ono
5S-acre farm and one 6I-acre farm, both
excellent farms, well improved. at bar
gain prices, on terms.
Three hundred and seventy-six acres
800 acres cultivated &c acres pasture.
water for $50 acres from che mountain
creek and a private stream. 8-room house.
good cellar and outbuildings. 3 wagons
and all other necessary machinery TO run
the place, : head OF good horses IL head
OF COVE 125 tons OF hay. 5000 bushels Of
grain. and all the crop goes with the place
II taken Within 80 days. Price sci 500
Just enough down 10 cover the crop and
livestock. balance l5 years. per cent.
Other farms, all locations, for sale and
trade. Some to trade for city property.
Phoaes-Wasatch a65-954
KIMBALL & RICHARDS.
Land Merchants"
55 and 56 Main Street.
Salt Lake city, Utah
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FORCED TO SELL
AT ONCE.

FORCED TO SELL
AT ONCE.
16o acres IN Salt Lake valley. first
class land; house, stable, well. fruit
trees, cheap at S25 per acre. Make offer.
1880 acres flrst-class wheat land IN Blue
Creek; about 500 acres under cultivation,
part fenced, Land would be e snap at
$40 per acre. Make offer.
200 acres adjoining railroad town In
Salt Lake valley; most OF land has been
plowed; will make you a present OF en-
gine, plow and threshins machine. This
land will come under ditch later; fine
proposition for colonization; land cheap
at s35 per acre. Mako offer.
WILL SACRIFICE ANY OF THE
ABOVE.
SEE ME- DON'T DELAY.
GEO. W. DANLEY,
Was. 2esa. 707 Walker Bank Bldg
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$500.
bungalow,

SIX room DElCK bungalow,
strictly modern, hardwood floors.
hot water heat, mission fireplace.
cemented basement; in very fine
residence section. Northeast. a
very good buy. on terms.
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s450h

Six-roon modern brick, with s.
room frame IN rear renting for
$40 per mo. Lot 2aXl0 rods. street
paving paid. Close in, on eth
East.
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WE MOVE AGAIN,

OUR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
BUSINESS DEMANDS LARGER QUAR-
TIERS. SEPTEMBER WILL FIND Us
AT $40 AND s42 SOUTH MAIN, CORNER
OF PoSTOFFTCE PLACE
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S2160

On Sth South bet. Main and
West Temple. Groom modern
brick. 5000 cash, balance $3.50
per month.
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Homestead Lands
Duck Grounds TO Lease
FUR sTORAGE.REMoDELING

FURs STORED, CLEANED, REPAIRED,
rcmodeled: summer prices: expert fur
riers. Hudson Bay Fur Co.. Was. 1iel.
i22 Main st bt7sb
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
improved and Unimproved

Improved and Unimproved
HprrnNoN HOMIE BUILDERS CO.,
323 MAIN ST.
WE MOVE MONDAY.
OUR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
BUSINESS DEMANDS LARGER
QUARTERS. SEPT. 1sT WILL FIND
Us AT s4o-34s so. MAIN. CORNER
OF PosToFFICD PLACE.
A BUNGALOW,
rooms, brick: bath. toilet, fireplace,
lures. buffet kitchen, large back porch,
ba asement; 5o-foot lot: block from 9Th
East. S27oo; easy terms,
a NEW BUNGALOW,
beauty large rooms, handsome fro
place and bookcases; bu!lt-in buffet
large buffet kitchen with big screened
porch; 2 nice bedrooms o1s gsnameied; ed. IN
ing porch, full cemented basement; walks
in to back door, Large lot $4,000; $500
cash, balance easy-like rent
HERE'S A BEAUTY.
Just completed Groom bungalow, dou-
Bile floors, beamed ceilings; paneled din
Ing room. with plate rail; fine buffet,
loaded glass doors; Kitchen has cement
tile walls. gas range. gas water heater,
lJnoleum: best Of plumbing. large closets,
large cement front porch, large sleeping
hot-water coil This IS real home.
eAon0. on terms.
THIS rs A SNAP.
ne ss'G ee 3rfi bsse@en. s20 fr"s and coal rooms
leather paneled dining room. buffet.
separate bath and toilet, gas Lot .5oX
156; lawn, shade. barn, coops; all goes
$4,000 s4oo cash. balance easy
s245o FOR A HOME.
Splendid 4-room modern brick; large
rooms: basement; south front lot Win
light OF way; on any terms; fine south
east location.
BRIGHAM ST. HOME
One of the incest on tnls street; "
large rooms; elegantly built and FUR
nished on beautiful corner, north $50
000 Price $4,000.
A FINE INVESTMENT.
piece OF land 10X1o on one side. SIX
5 and rods on other. With right OF
way; near and West and 9TH North;
sewer, gas. city and artesian water, For
$4,000, on terms.
BETTILYoN HoID BUILDERS co.
WE WRITE FIRE. PLATE GLASS
AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. AND
WILL GO ON YOUR BOND.
REMEMBER OUR NEW ADDRESS:
310-842 30. MAIN. CORNER POST
OFFICE PLACE..
WAS 2oso. WAS. POSI-,
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S6500

On East Broadway bet 9Th and
7th East, facing south. full two
story. seven-room brick home.
All improvements paid. Strictly
modern house in every way. Let
US show you this beautiful home.
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SMITH, TARPEY & SMITH
OWNER MUST SELL THIS BEAUTI
Full HOME AT A SACRIFICE

Big lot, 50x1S7. with 7-room. 2-story
home. on Blaine ave.-sth East car. Ele-
CANT lawn, with hedge, flowers, shade
trees. fruit trees. chicken house Two
sleeping porches. and bath. Everything
In excellent condition. Only e quick sale
will compensate owner for selling at a
great sacrifice. II you are looking for g
home or an investment, this Is q bar
gain decidedly worth while-at $4,000
Let US show you through. Phone w
576S- Our auto win call.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
SIoO0

Nice Broom brick on South
lst West Good location close
10 car. A snap on very easy
terms.
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REAL BARGAINS.

New Broom pressed brick bungalow has
built-In fireplace. bookcases, chandeliers.
cenented basement. Near Ninth East,
$3.50, on easy terms
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New 5-room mottled pressed brick bun
salow, large rooms, oak floors. built-in
buffet. fireplace. bookcases. basement
large porches. $3.50. easy terms.
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Cattle Ranches

~~~~~~~~~~~\~~>~~>~~~~
CATTLE RANCH
160-acre cattle ranch. Fremont coun-
ty, Idaho: timothy hay, full water right,
no waste land, all implements necessary:
best range In Idaho,
100 HEAD RANGE CATTLE.
This is a hne cattle proposition and
offered for sale at little more than what
the cattle are worth.
Price $4,000, spot cash.
LAMB FEEDING PROPOSITION
In the best alfalfa district OF Utah
we have 320 acres, with water, good i'm
provements so acres In alfalfa, 80 acres
in grain, all fenced. Close 10 railroad.
close to sheep ranges and close TO plenty
OF alfalfa at low prices. Money In feed
Ing sheep, now is the time TO get start
ed. This is the best proposition We have
for this purpose.
$40 per aore for this ranch. part trade
Land In the vicinity selling for $50 to
5000 per eore. This land offered cheap 10
settle an estate.
PAvANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY.
r. z. EXCHANGE DEPT
Judge Bldg, Was 1881
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Five acres on State street viii
subdlvlGe into 62 lots. Adjoining
lots selling at s125 TO $3.50. with
in walking distance OF &C car fare
Only $500.
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WE MOVE MONDAY.
A BUNGALOW,

rooms, brick: bath toilet, fireplace,
bookcase ses. French windows. electric fix
lures, buffet kitchen, large back porch,
bs sement; 50-foot lot: block from 9Th
East s2f00; easy terms,
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A beautiful corner on 5th East,
paving now being done, sure TO
double IN value; 10ox1S0 feet for
$3.50
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SUITABLE FOR BANKER, LAWYER,
BUSINESS MAN, DOCTOR. PROFES-
sOR OR RETIRED CAPITALIST, who
would know and appreciate real home:
Worth $500. For quick sale, first half
Of week only, s6926. 1896 cash and pur-
per cent, run about years yet. Hot
water heat, hns oak and maple floors,
fine bath. mantels. fine electric light
lngi red sandstone wall: large beautiful
by personally see see,nr freeman Morning.
star, Monday or Tuesday, at FUTILE
BROTHERS COMPANY. 15s Main street.
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A WEST SIDE SNAP.

A WEST SIDE SNAP.
Good groom brick, newly papered and
painted, new plumbing. beautiful lot in
lawn and some fruit S2500 on easy terms.
AN INVESTMENT.
New broom terrace. the very latest
and most complete. has disappearing beds,
gas ranges large sleeping porches, no jan
ltor required. earns 10 per cent net on in
vestment. elegant location, always rented.
Let us show you.
SOME LOT SNAPS.
80 by 125 on Ninth East paving paid.
slI00 cash or easy terms; or will trade
so by 10, $3.50; 20 by 120, $3.50, fine To-
cations
WE WRITE FIRE, PLATE GLASS AND
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
WE WILL GO ON
YOUR BOND.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
Was. 2o30 32s So. Main st. Was. 2o31.
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152x165-foot corner on 5th East,
close In. Splendid site for apart
nent houses. All improvements
paid, including paving. $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
COMBINATION APARTMENT HOUSE
AND T2JyNy(- 0W

AND BCN(5AIOW,
On srd &c.. near 4th East, an apart
ment house containing four 4-room apart
IDents with tho whole of the top floor
nninbed as q bungalow as swell as any
you will find. II has beamed ceilings,
canopy electric fixtures, brick mantel and
gas logs, three largo porches. etc. Tho
building Is up TO date In every particular.
With steam heat, laundry, etc. and IN the
rear is garage large enough for two
ma chimes Price $4,000.
LlTTIn & LITTLE. No. I W. and So,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
222 South Main st.

BETT1LYoN HoMp BUILDERS CO..