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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13

I WILL SELL 5t ACRES OF FINE
ground, improved with Broom frame
dwelling. 2 good cellars. Of the best
chicken coops in Utah, barn, 1900 chick
ems. / horse. wagon. all tools and imple-
ments brooders, 3 incubators; spring
wafer .'a p,pea 'h 1sth a,d ~ Easi on SIyan f
south Price, $500, one half cash, bal
easy. VIII sell 2 acres Of the above for
$4,000 on very easy terms. II you want
to get into the chicken business here is
an Al proposition and money maker
Also Will sell ten 37ifoot lots on 18th
East and Bryan ave. for $4,000 on very
easy terms.
Bryan ave. cl132
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
@---~-'--S~~-o-

BETrfLYON
HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY
1923 MAIN ST.
NEAT INVESTMENT
5000 cash and per cent interest on
siz5o ouys 4-room house and bakery
pleht. now renting for $1,000 per month.
Leased for four years.
CONSIDER THIS:
a 7-room, History, modern brick cot
Terms; 5000 cash, balance $500 per
month Can you beat It?
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW
Just the swellest YOU ever saw Hard,
w,ndows' narch = sleeping porch, large front 3nt
deep lot $3.50, on terms.
WILL TAKE AUTO
As first payment for this splendid s.
room modern brick house on a corner
lot 66x12o. all in fruit. shade and lawn.
1t snap.
ON NORTH 2ND WEST.
New 5-room bungalow, just finished.
Built-ip buffet fireplace and bookcases,
hrst- class plumbing. Cenented basement
and furnace. large front porch, back
porch and sleeping porch; sewer, gas and
walks. A complete home. Price $4,000.
Terms, $3.50 cash. balance to suit
LOT SNAP.
No. fI9 9Th ave. Has an old 4-room
brick house which can be remodeled at
small cost, The lot is 66X165 and is
worth $4,000 Walks. water and gas
Make an offer.
A REAL HOME.
Very fine Groom, 2-story home on 7th
ave, built OF brick; has hot water heat
sleeping porches; full cement basement.
An elegant home. VIII take lot as part
payment
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO..
Was 2o3o. a2s MAIN ST. Was. 2os1.
cl236
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RAILROAD MEN.
"ATTENTIONi"

Elegant. 5-room, full basement,
strictly modern house, for only
$4,000 Loca tion, 666 South First
West street To duplicate same
would cost S4750.
Another. No So No. 1th West;
7-room house, with 2sXl0 rods
ground. beautiful shade trees.
lawn. sewer passes place; for
only $3.50. Newly papered
throughout. Cannot build house
for $1,000,
Both houses located in finest
residence section on west side.
Phones sol or 2213 Wasatch.
Phone for appointment TO see
through house on First West
GO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

LISHMENT, CORNER 3RD EAST AM,
ETH SOUTH. CONSISTING OF TEN
GREEN HOUSES, ABOUT a5, 900
STOCKED, % ACRES OF LAND, r.
ROOM BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
FOR CASH, WILL SELL FOR HALF
LIS VALUE OR WILL EXCHANGE +
FOR CITY PROPERTY
APPLY B-42. TRIBUNE
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LOTS.

LOTS. LOTS. LOTS.
Are YOU looking for lot? Don't pass
UP the lots in Fairmont Springs Addition
None better anywhere. Prices from 1910
upward, $40 cash and s6 per month.
Farmont Springs Addition is located
on 18th So. bet, 9Th and 11th East. n
paved street from the temple block right
TO IL.
six-foot sidewalks and water main and
shade trees In front OF all lots. School
house, bank, drug stores. hardware,
furniture and grocery stores all Within a
half-block. Three car lines passing the
property, a FIVE minute service.
We sold seven lots this week.
Lots are going fast. because they are
the cheapest and best located lots for
the money In this city.
We have plenty OF money 10 loan on
improv ed Salt Lake Real Estate.
1t will cost you only about 81 per thou
sand for three years to insure Your prop
erty against loss by fire. Don't take any
chances. but let me write policy.
A. RICHTER, 10 So. Main st Phone
Was GAL.
cIpA7
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DR.. ARTHUR BURROWS, oCULIsT
and aurist; spectacles accurately fitted;
difficult cases solicited. g3963
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HAND EMBROIDERY

ORDERS TAKEN FOR HAND EN-
broIdery and battenberg lace work VIII
call at home for orders II requested
Decorations for the home a speciality
Phone Hyiand 2259-W c1214
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FOR SALE
For Sale--Pianos

KEEPING POSTED REGARDING THE
want opportunities means that workers
who are capable and willing and employ
ers who assure fair treatment for their
work ers, are both in touch with chances
that are we'll worth while
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| Ia eSaIe-Furniture

r. LIZ OF sX-RooM HOUSE
'a- ]. zap not by the piece. Rent
cap Vas. 44t2-J. cl733
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al;a' 'sM vSl,,u USED AUToMo-
~. tuck. isn you @ cannot turn
|HstslS. Tbs,,. The, suitable for any
b.. ''''' Day YOU to Il investi- psI.
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FOR PROFITABLE HOTELS AMI
RoOM1NG HOUSES SEE US.

I2-room European hotel. strictly mod
in ana up-to date; large. light rooms,
elegantly furnished; has % rooms rented
10 permanent guests. from So 80 to IS per
week also good transient business: rent
ON! so per room, with free heat and hot
@aters F1rst- class reputa tion Only
5000: terms, An unusual opportunity
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% rooms on Main street, attract en-
trance, good income from permanen
roomers. Only $3.50; terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13

rooms. nicely furnished, close in, $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13

MARSHALL AND WILSON STRAW
berries. finest today for botuing. Sue
cess Grocery, Was. 3206. c2O52
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10 rooms. with running hot and cold
water in every room, unrsually we'll fur
n1sned, doing good business. $1,000; $500
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Autos Stored and Repaired

THE PoSTOFFICE GARAGE HAS sEEN
opened by j. f.. FLEECE and c. w Bal
lard. and In the future will he run as a
first-class auto shop. We only have skill
ful mechanics In our employ Autos
stored and kept in running condition. 69
IS Postoffce place. b4S4s
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40 rooms; neat, clean. respectab
place. fairly we'll furnished. heart OF cit.
S2500, terms
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MOVING MACHINE AND RAKE FOR
sale cheap or will trade for hay. 11s7
Milton ave. Hyland S5M c206f
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n. VISSS'fSssSGER i 'Ss sI;E ,AuToMo.
Is. SSsss e, Rock bFIii b'FHIEiisfsisa1s: sSs4s:
~. t.,. C16gG
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y REAL BARGAINS IN USED
an These machines have
r,., ls@inted. and we give the
;sis 80 silh them that goes with
f u wlll pay you to see
gsnhg either a new OF used
snE make. Sharman Auto
e-s Automobile row.
olssS
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

s45 C. w. PEPPER TROMBONE, $40;
i-karat blue steel diamond SIS: pair of
Premier typewriter. $50. Cash loaned on
anything Of value. Cline's. II East Broad
way Established 25 years. b444e
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage

Farms and Acreage
PARK VALLEY is 4 FRUIT AS WE'LL
as a farming country.
Take any kind of fruit, specialize on
~. and you are certain to make big
money.
Peaches and apples are the big pro-
ducers. but pears. plums and all kinds of
small fruits do exceptionally we'll.
Besides the fruit and other farm ad-
vants ges. big profits are made on poul-
try. baby beef and hogs.
And you needn't he a millionaire to
get started In this valley.
The land only costs si5 and $3.50 per
acre With terms to suit purchaser.
You'll serve Yourself well by investi-
eating this valley at once.
Write for our free booklet TO-DAY.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER co. 1909
Walker Bank Bldg, salt Lake City,
Utah c1oio
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HAIR GOODS

HAVE your COMBINES MADE fNTo
switches; $50. Velvetina shop. Sc r
4th South, c7S0
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LAWN AND CEMENT WORK

WANTED-LAWN OR CEMENT WORK;
prompt and reasonable. Phone Hyland
STIR D320S
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SALT LAKE MUSICAL COL
LEGES
FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN TIE FUR AND
taxldermist line made as you want II.
r, Stencil Fur Co, OF e, Broadway-2s
wears I'm Salt Lake. nb25
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SADDLE HORSES

FOR HIRE; DIVIDED SKIRTS BROAD
way Stables. lst SO. betw. Main and
State. Was. 1890. b3389
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BETTILYON
HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY.
523 MAIN ST.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
splendid 2-story. modern. s-room
brick home. on lot sex120 Fine gar
den, lawn shade. frsit; coop and barn.
$500 takes IT.
NEW BUNGALOW
On the west side. 4 large. airy rooms
buiitin buffet, fireplace nice electric flx-
lures. Mission finish interior. Cooble-
rock chimney and porch piers; cement
walks. sewer. nice lawn. S290o-S5OO
cash. balance easy payments
PRETTY COTTAGE
On Belmont ave near 9th East st. 4
rooms. brick; bath, toilet. Electric lights.
basement. sewer, lawn, cement alks.
Lot 4l3Nl40- Faces south. S2600-S50o
cash. $50 per month.
If YOU WANT
beautiful. new Groom bungalow at less
than actual cost. see this one S ele
gantly finished rooms and a sleeping
porcn, gas range, gas water heater.
hammered copper light fixtures. swell
bunet. French windows In loaded glass.
built-in bookcases. polished floors, linen
closet, swell bathroom. Best OF plumb
Ing. beautiful buffet kitchen. full cement
basement furnace connected with water
heater. concrete front porch and steps,
lawn and roses planted deep lot South
east A snap. 500 cash. $50 per month.
Only $4,000.
cozy Broom frame on 50x165- foot
lot, all in garden, trees and flowers, for
s1250--S900 cash, balance easy monthly
payments, Southeast.
When you are ready to build that
no cash-you can make easy monthly
payments,
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE THAT
INSURES.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
Was. 2030. Was. 2031.
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BUTTONS

ALL KINDS OF BUTTONS MADE FROM
your own cloth, 1921 Merca ntile
block Wasatch 4677. n1537
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CHINESE HERBS
YEE FOO LUN, c, H D,
HERB INSTITUTED,
l1S s. MAIN, UPSTAIRS.

CHINESE HERB INSTITUTE,
i1s S. MAIN, UPSTAIRS
zee Foo Lun, c. H. D., Chinese herb
treatment has cured thousands Of suf-
fersrs WHY NOT YOU? Natures
way-The Chinese Herb way|s the
best for Rheuma tism. Dropsy, Catarrh.
Brights Disease. Indigestion. Tonslitis
Blood Disorders and other ailments
n. m. to p. M; evenings 7 to 8, special
appointments at Hotel Utah. Phone
Wasatch $3.50. Consultation free by pre-
senting this notice. h5a36
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MISCELLANEOUS
We have good openings In restaurants,
conee houses, cigar, confectionery and
grocery stores. etc. II you are looking
for business, consult us before you buy
We have hotels and rooming houses,
also grocery stores TO trade for city and
farm property.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co,
Was. No. 323 SO. Main Street. Was.
zu5o. 203l.
cl23T
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ss ~, ANERIcAN TRAVELLER,
80 new curtains, overhauled
~ ''ed Wey, Wilson hotel.
c530
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CLEANING AND DYEING

IG4AIFI1N0 ExANL u EVINN
SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., BEST
work prompt delivery. II East Broad
wav. Was. 5236. Eyland 1889 s23sS
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cSNsER - I 4o-HoRsEpowER
IN, 4 Z. good condition, for sale
''''am Motor Supply Co.
1896
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= ~. y I. BRIGHAM CITY IN
. S,,'ill Sill exchange for autono.
''"'sr' u South West Tenn
N e2338
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LAUNDRIES
Hand Laundry

LAKE HAND LAUNDRY. LADIES'
shirLwajsts. dresses our specially, mems
shirts and collars. Was. 1884, $3.50 w
1st So c2GS
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sssaU1Ig.ss PASSENGER FRANK
q lsisn,ssnSdd snd repainted: a SNAP.
M Tsa,i Co. 1862 East First
.s'a b1906
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"a rooms on one floor, 3-year lease
rent only 500 per month: baths: fur
nlture and carpets in good condition
only $3.50; terms. A snap.
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FINE CHANCE FOR PHYSICIAN. ow-
clans In neighborhood. For sale-Home
and Offices. Layton, Five Points. 8
rooms, 2 acres Of land, barn. horse, bug
res sonable terms. Apply Mrs. Cliff, on
premises Telephone 25. Kaysville.
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STORE FOR SALE; GOOD
BUSINESS: Al STATE STREET
LOCATION. APPLY 2os so. w.
r TEMPLE FOR PARTICULARS
OR PHONE WAS. 1898.
hoa2a
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LAWN lowers SHARPENED

AND REPIRED; BABY BUGGIES RE-
tired, c. A. Fowler, key, gun. bike and
novelty works Phone Wasatch 1880
lIS West End So. sli2
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= Ill KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD
I'D pay reasonable prices.
~ - and worry by calling us
: Robbins Co.. 60 West End
aa9n slll, c1265
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"a s;ssDS s:s2Iy IN, IN ON AUToMo-
s1'''a' 1asT's;,s: 1SsS'; s'tstT's s.ac, G5Sf. 45,S.
.Xl c1362
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n, + ~ TRsITURE IN CITY
"a i. b 'Erituis Co., 4 doors south
Et c1713
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For Sale-MotorcycIes

NJ. NJ. TWIN MOTORCYCLE AT YOUR
own price; leaving city; must sell quick
Auto Co. cl303
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.Siuf0BnEs !. AT PRICES TO
~. ivgsis cheesman Auto Co.
ro~ kI035
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Many find it we'll worth while to
look over the Want Columns each day.
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! eh5oS ! t,sd AUTO DELIVERY
~ w., &c Condition. $500. I'd !
u Works. 7i5 So. stats sa
b397o
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" isIIoS.,GNdI isII'sGd automobiles Con con-
nn cSsang csd1IgI.l makes: National @
.esout 'sc r,ods, 5-passenger /;
Ssat comcsk cSUrck continuation, also
s ''u j. p Fowler, 5s.5o
"a 7p,-c c1209
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SECRET SERVICE

INTERMOUNTAIN SECRET SERVICE
relia BILE operators. 4nl Boston bids,
Was. PATS. cii5o
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LADIES' TAILOR

FASHION LADIES' TAILOR. l2O EAST
6959. b2oso
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FURRIERS

]. PANEK, PRACTICAL FURRWR, l2i
East Broadway. clSf2
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DNs OF ELEGANT FURNI-
- Dsni rented, Including garage;
MT No dealers. e42 e. So.
~ kn iis-J. cSd4
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

ClAH SAVINGS * TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title Insurance.
attend to all details in transferring and
mortgaging land titles Capital, $500. .0e0
235 Main. se5a3
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DRUGGIST SPECIALS

ON BONDED WHISKETS; QUARTS,
$l50 pints. T5c; fine old port. 26c bot
tie: 7year-old bourbon, 81 fun quart;
free delivery anywhere. Sherwood Phar~
macy. Was 527s b428t
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fss,gssssIsc55g;Lgs AND No:
Lib es'ehSInsr: po,,cen; on all makes: I,9:
81 . you viii SHT proposltiino%nn tiin%ntbiy bey
Sd r,ts,p ,ts%p'GfFssyGlss; fs!y 1:s;, Write A's9 so
. senton M,crSsply. Address
/E5Eh c180s
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DE- ROBERT w. HALL, PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAxIS, slS
SEA RMS BLDG. a2363
Las Vegas optic., 1913-06-26
COMING TO LAS VEGAS

The Rev. James Freeman Jennes
Of Freeport, Ill, says: "By his pow
erful presentation Of the Gospel truth
and his sane methods in pressing
home the invitation, Brother w. M.
Runyan has proven himself worthy
Of the confidence Of pastors and
churches everywhere. do not know
OF an evangelist whom would rather
have, or whom | would so gladly vel
come as a leader of revival cam
paign in church or city," Rev. Mr..
Runyan will come to this city July 9
to begin a series of evangelistic meet
ings in which all the churches will
be united.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-06-26
BIG PICNIC in THE
CANYON ON
JULY A
NORMAL SUMMER SCHOOL AND
CHURCHES WILL HAVE
CHARGE OF THE EVENT

A committee from the Methodist
Baptist, Christian and Presbyterian
churches and number of representa-
tiyes from the New Mesico Normal
University summer school met last
Tlight at the Methodist church, fol-
lowing the union prayer meeting, and
made arrangements for big picnic
to be held on July 4. This affair will
be for the general public that is all
those who can secure the small
amount that will be charged for
transportation.
The present plans are to charter
train to be run by the Santa Fe Rail
way company over the Hot Springs
branch at o'clock. There is little
doubt but that this can be secured
and the probable cost will be about
% cents Each person will be ex-
.pected to bring his own lunch.
Professor o. L. Hargrove of the
Normal University has been appoint
ed the head Of the games and athle-
tic events Of the day, and number
of events such as baseball games for
men, indoor baseball for the ladies,
foot races for all, sack races, espe-
cially for the women, who during the
past few months have had sufficient /
practice in tight skirts to make them
professionals in this game, and diff
ferent other amusements will be ready
'or the picnickers' approval.
The train will start from the Santa
Fe station and also will stop at
Bridge street for those residing near
hat place The picnic will occur at
he third ice house in the Gallinas
'anyon. This is the first move that
las been made by the citizens to pro
-ide any amusement for the public
II the Geelorious Fourth, and it is
xnected that the attendance will be
arge.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-06-26

Three rooms and part of the lobby
Of the commercial club quarters have
received the first part of the repairs
that are taking place there, and already
show great improvement over the
former condition. 1t is expected that
all the retinting will have been com
pleted by the latter part Of this week
and then the floors will receive con
sideration. Secretary Stark is in re-
receipts Of a humber Of letters from
the summer students Of the New Mex
leo Normal University thanking him
as secretary Of the club for the de-
lightful entertainment that was given
in their honor last week at the Dun
can opera house.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-06-26

Passersby might have imagined
The Optic was the publication place
Of THE suffragette" this afternoon.
The place was filled with young
women, a deputation from the Nor
NAL University summer school hay
ing come to watch the process Of get
ting out a daily paper. The girls
showed the greatest interest in the
linotype machines greatly to the
pleasure Of the operators. They also
bestowed considerable time upon the
presses. The editorial department
didn't appeal to them particularly
and the local staff was 1eered by the
printers when they departed. The
students appeared to enjoy their
visit The Optic certainly did.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-06-26

The band concert given last night
at Lincoln park was one Of the most
successful that have ACQUIRED on the
East side this season. The music
makers played number Of excellent
pieces in an efficient manner and
demonstrated their ability as a pro
fessional organization. Lincoln park
was well filled With the newly
painted band stand, all well lighted,
the park makes pretty appearance
at night Another concert will be
given in Lincoln park next Wednes-
day evening. Tonight at the Plaza
park the band will give its regular
midweek concert.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-06-26
POSTOFfICE SITE TO
BE SELECTED soon
SENATOR cATRoN AND ASSIST
ANT SECRETARY JONES ARE
ON THE JOB.

George A. Fleming this morning
received letter from Senator T. B.
Catron at Washington informing him
that the settlement upon a site for
the federal building was receiving
his careful attention. Mr. Catrcn ex-
planned that on account Of the change
Of administration and other import
ant matters in Washington the selec-
tion Of the different sites al over the
United States had not been given the
attention that they should have re-
ceived had things been running
smoothly, but that special agent
would be sent to Las Vegas to look
over the different sites as soon as
possible.
Mr.. Fleming and the committee
that has charge of the site PROPOSE
tion are taking advantage of every
opportunity to bring the question to
head and Mr.. Fleming as secretary
Of the committee has endeavored to
have a site selected as soon as pos
sible- During his stay in Las Vegas
A. A. Jones, first assistant secretary
Of the interior, stated that he would
do all he possibly could towards hav-
ing the matter decided at once, and
the citizens Of Las Vegas may feel
certain that the matter will be look
ed after with all diligence.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-06-26

Postmaster F. 0. Blood has received
a letter from First Assistant Postmas-
ter General Daniel G. Roper inform
ing him that the postoffice depart
men wishes second class mail to be
handled as promptly as possible
Newspapers especially are to be hur-
ried in their progress through the
mails. The postofice department real
ICES that newspapers are important
pieces of mail, as they contain mar
ket quotations and other information
that are necessary to. many business
men. A similar order has been sent
to every postmaster in the United
States.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-06-26

w. T. Reed this morning received
notice that his father, ]. A. Reed Of
Harrisburg, Ohio, died last night at
his home in that city. Mr.. Reed was
81 years of age, and was one of the
old residents Of Harrisburg. The fun
eral services will be held tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock from the family
residence at Harrisburg.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-06-26

George Sena, county crerk of Quad
alupe county. was married yesterday
at Santa Rosa to Miss Matilda Hen
derson, according to news received
here today. Mr.. Sena is a brother of
Trinidad sena Of Las Vegas, and an
uncle of Antonio T. Sena of The
optic office. He is well known here.