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FOR SALE-HOUSES

DON'T BUY A HOME BECAUSE THE
wall paper attracts you--that is a very
small item in the total cost Study the
construction OF the building Notice whether
the walls are plumb and the floors level
whether the plaster Is smoothly laid and
the windows and doors properly fitted. II
Is easy to tell whether a house is well
built not.
Middaush & Shannon, Inc. homes are
ALWAYS well built, and consequently al
ways good Investments. Ask any one who
owns one.
Inspect these particularly desira BILE homes
In this particularly convenient location.
ETH AND E STREETS s. E.
Exhibit home finished and open daily
lighted and heated, until D. M
Six bright rooms: elegant bath room
Light cellar under entire house Front
and rear porches. Heated by an ex-
cellent furnace. Expensive gas Ak
lures, with electric lighting attach
ment and handsome gas dome in din
Ing room. Beautiful decorations.
Price. 81. 975 to s, ,375.
Terms. $500 cash and sz2.$ 10 q month,
including all interest.
Out OF this amount an average Of SIS q
applies directly on the home.
MIDDAUGH 4 SHANNON, INC,
Builder and Owner.
Shannon Luchs rs 18th ST., Selling Agents
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Vital Records.
Birtlla,


Dirtha
WHITE.
Benjamin B. and Annie A. Griffin, boy.
Raymond and Annie ]. Swingte. boy.
Melville p. and Frances r. Fickas.
Harry C. and Cora G. Mccoy. girl.
Ozias B. and Bertha Living1fon, boy.
Denis w. and Ruth A. Griffin, boy.
james P. and Edith T. Gaddis. girl.
Fred R. and Elizabeth W. Fransoni'
George w. and Margaret p. Smith. girl.
Ogden T. and Helen p. Davis. Girl
Frederick A. and Bessie T. Meyers.
boy. sF
Wiinam and Rose Wolf, girl.
c. p. and Esther NELL. boy.
Hugh p. and Dixie X. Rankin. boy.
Morris and Belle Hollander. boy.
May and Adel Herman, girl.
Bennie and Bette Friedman. girl
James H. and Hilda Cornett, girl.
COLORED.
Benjamin and virgie Carter. boy.
Allen and Rosa Curley. boy.
Berkeley and Rosa . sts..st. GIRL
Marriage Lieensea
Bernard D. Ferguson and Minnie C.
Sheppard. both Of Washington
Harry Wagner. Of Great Fails, Va,
anu MIuuic m Suyuctp VI SosPcRSHs
Va.
COLORED
George R Grayson and Virginia Walk
er, both Of Washington.
Deatha
WHITE.
William L. La Porte, "A years, 1874 First
street northeast
Myrtle Williams. 20 years. Sibley Hos
pital.
Llewellyn Miller. 60 years. 42s Second
street northeast.
Judith N. Hersey, 81 years S711 Morrison
street, Chevy Chase. D. c.
John B. Harvey, 66 years. rs Twelfth
street southeast
Catherine B. Lockett. . years, 32g
Nicholson street southeast.
COLORED.
Thomas Welch. 50 years, rear Of 12s9
Madison street.
Eliza sharps, IL years. So Pierce street
James G. Madison. S. years. 361s / street
northwest.
Gatsey Barnes. s. years. oo2 Bryant
street northwest.
Mary E. Norton. 10 years. 47s Washing
ton street northwest.
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FOR SAlE-FARMS

1854. on Penn. Rwy. large frontage grass
and grain land. 400 fruit trees. 100 a under
TIL: well watered: good farm house: shade:
10 It. barn. stone dairy; tobacco harm; sS 800;
2Oa. liz mile Rwy. Fairfax co, l2m. Wash
Sr. house outbuildings, fruit. $500 ga :.
IN. Rwy. fine high class ne:ghburhpod. fruit
large stream. house. etc. $500 See me for
all kinds Of farms suburban places
J. JEROME LIGHTFOOT. li0i II " w
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DEATHS

BELr-on wednesday. March % 1919. a,
$50 O'Clock o. m. at the reeidence Of her
parents. SOS seward square. EDNA GRACE
beloved daughter OF John c. and Aaggfe A.
Belt. In the twentieth year Of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. l.
EAsToN-JAMEs EAsTON. husbend Of the
late Laura Easton and stepfather Of Mrs
b. 9. Wheeler. Of Ia Rhode Island avenue
noftheast.
rmsrai Friday, at .. m. at wrisht's
eAaesl I'M Tenth street northwest Inter
nent f0lenwood.
Dorchester, ~ Y, and Chicago Heights.
H.. papers please COPY.
HERSEY-on Monday. March II. 1s13. at ::ss
p. m. at her residencs. y17 Morrtson street
northwest. JUDITH n. RICHARDSON.
widow Of Samuel r. Hersey.
Funeral private Interment In Arlington
Cemetery.
JOHNsON-On Tuesday morning. March *
1913. at his home In Kenilwofth. ID. C..
At $40 q. m, JAMES WILTON. beloved
son Of Richie and Helen johnson. In the
thirty-third year Of his age.
Funeral services viii be held at Pumph-
reys chapel. 15z7 Fourteenth street north
west. Thursday. March 50. at L z m.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOIrrry
B-Following schedule figures pubiishs "a
onIy as information and are not guaransssS
WHY TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
For Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile MAJ
orleans $50 a. m. and 1U:<S d. m daiiv
For Chattanooga and Memphis via A.n..
VILE 1915 D. m. daily.
For Atlanta, Columbus. Birmingham- ia
M and AS .. IN. daily. DininG carr
For Atlanta, Admission. TalladeEa. CsJsr>
caima $50 q m. and 4:36 D. m dailv ~
sor IJniontown. Dsmopolis. Meridian. S:ss sss :
m daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville Char.
noosa- birmingham, Meridian. Vickabass
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nan.
yille, Memphis 4:lo a m, daily. Sleeping ca,
may be occupied after 1000 p. m Dining car.
ESr Asheville. $50 a. m. 5:55 D. m. snS
,o.S n. m. daily. Dining cars.
Eor Columbia. SummerViIle. Charles,or
A;Lsn- Augusta, Savannah. Brunswick. jScL-
sonviiie. and Florida points. 5:6s .. m daiIy
Dining car.
o1s, For ' DanviiIe uocaD, 7:so = m. daily.
For Harrisonburg. $50 a. m (parlof ca,
daily, S:35 y. IN. lpsrior carl. and 4:0S a ua.
week days.
e For r rwarrentSn. $50 a, NJ; Hoo q m. "a,
.. m. daily: ass .. m. Darior carl. and 40
> ~ g. BROWN. osn.raI Ar,,s
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IN MOST elegant condition; ready to move
into; only 81, 500 small cash payment down
to reliable party; balance n5 per month. in
cluding interest and principal; 2-story Groom
frame house: stable: water sewer: sink in
and back porch: nice terrace; title perfect.
o. NJ Bryant. owner. Warder Bldg, sth & F.
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FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENT-OFFlCES
1871 II ST. y. w.

FOR RENT-Bright office In mod
ern office building. excellent light,
well arranged for architect. civil en-
gineer, or electrical engineer. Address
BOX 100. Times office.
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FOR SALE
A brand-ncw. ssmi-detached home;
located In beautiful Chevy Chase. right
on Connecticut ave. At Jenifer ST.. n.
~; full brick conjunction: immense
porches and q G1ass-inclosed and
ecreened sleeping porch; entrance hall,
living room with large open fireplace:
large. well-lghtsd dining room; htch.
en-. and also an inclosed -sar porch:
second floor, three master bedrooms
and one finished and one unfinished
room on third neor. The lewsst priced
property surrounding this home q
$4,000. Wonderful opportunity for An
Immediate buyer. Prios. s.bo6a price
that will hardly buy q far inferior
home In q much less desirable section.
Terms. 500 cash, balance monthly.
Further information. Call or wrlt0
for our auto to make inspection.
TO INSPECT
Take Chevy Chase Conn. ave. car 10
Jenifer st. Jenifsr 1t. is about seven
squares south Of Chevy Chase Circle.
Other houses In this beautiful section
range In price from 1850 to 400
SHANNON q LUCHS,
NJ 18th IT. N. w. -
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WANTED-ROOMS

VICINITY 18TH ST. and n. Y. AVE. large
fur room steam heat. windows. cha nde-
lIer light: SO monthly. BOX ia. Times office
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BUY GROUND AT LACEY NOW.

Best location: two electric lines: three sta
tions. 80 minutes to city p. o. Fine invest
ment. Easy terms. See me at once ]. L.
CoNWELL. City Agent. 141s New York Ave.
y. w. l.
FOR SALE-TAKOMA PARK-7-room cot
tage, u acre lot, adjoining spring. s.. go
Call or address owner. fSeS University place.
Washington. D. G
FOUR ACRES In Virginia, s-room house.
hot-water heat and bath: artesian well:
ply 1910 Biltmore ST.. Apt. TO-
ELEGANT 6-room. reception hall homo on
lot 70x20O: hot and cold water; gas and
coal ranges: gas throughout: blocks troll
ley: 81. 500, 500 cash. SIS monthly. GEO. c.
WALKER, Kenols Bldg. nth and @ sts.
ROADHOUSE property for sale; Baltimore
county Address BOX N6. Times office.
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CHENAPEAkE q OHIO LINES.
s.lS o. m daiiy-Sleepers to Louisville Cf>.
einnati Indianapolis. and st. Louis.
$50 p. m. daily-Pullman TO Cincinnati aal
Chicago.
use D. m daily-Slespers to virsfnis Hse
oprings. Cincinnati and Louisville.
Offices N3 Pa ave-. iss y s6 aA1 unDao
0lati0A.
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WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

WoRKINGMEN-some people never pause
for an effort. but they rush in: IL its here
why it's all right. as this IL the cash saving
store there's hne tailored suits and new
shoes also slightly used coats and vests 81
10 s.; price. JUsTHS OLD STAND.
6l9 u. J.
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5-ROOM neat, plain home. with gas gas and
coal range. on very large grounds sufficient
for chickens. garden. and flowers. fenced for
chickens; car fare; $50 cash. SIS per month.
month, or will lease for sl7. option to buy
and one-half rent to apply to purchase. Also
rTon .5s punsaiow. East ayattsvile, u. 90 20
house. 81, 80 $50 cash. so per month. Only
commen- sense people really wanting q homo
and not expecting q gift enterprise or a
Conn. ave. mansion need apply. ]. c.
ROGERS. Owner. Mt. Rainier. Md. Onice
In station, 34th and r. y ave N E l.
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FOR FERTILE FARMS and select houses
In any part OF Maryland. see ua
MARION DUCKETT SON.
al + st. n. W.
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

NJ II. PHILPITT, Reliable Umbrella and
Parasol Maker. Repairing and recovering.
Cravsnstts. gloria. and silk u. Sm = st. Nv.
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~ ACRES good high loan: all clean. but
three: elegant large Groom home: new
stable and outbuidings: good fruit; much
farm machinery and feed: s.. 700: 81. 900 cash
GEO. c. WALKER. llth and G sts.. Kenois
RldR
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE
WALL PAPER
FOR SALE HOTELS

OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL for sale OF
Pa. ave; II sold at once price VIII be very
reasonable BOX lS3. Times office.
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NOTICE TO LADIES
FLOOR OILS

TRY Me FOR WORK
g T HUNTERS SANITARY DCST-KII,L-
ING FLOOR OIL. contains olium and way
Keeps the floors clean and bright and gives
Them a polished finish. Good for your fur
IGiture. Try Il: soc gal, delivered. Esed by
the T.. s. Govt and over 0.0o0 families for
the last 25 years. lib Pa. ave. NV. M 5iSs
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CARPET CLEANING

ALBERT KAHLERT 4 CO.,
Improved Steam Carpet Cleaners.
50 Maryland ave. Q. w. Phone Main M
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a BEAUTIFUL HOME
WITH EtpAcE

a BEAUTIFUL. HOME
WITH GARAGE
on West Bradley lane. Chevy Chase. con-
tans II rooms, baths. steam heated. cleo
tric light and gas: reception room. lSNS2;
dining room. lSN@@. h'am ceiling: library
lSxlS: den. etc. finished in Am. mahogany
Lot lO0X2OD IT, or -. acres II wanted 20
fruit trees. Apply owner. J. W. LATHAM.
Evans Bldg. lI2O y Y.
BEST LAND VALUES IN AMERICA-sl5
acre up: easy terms. in Southeastern
States, bordering Southern Ry. lines. Big
crops. excellent markets; annual profit $50 to
500 an acre; best social and school privileges
Farm lists. Southern Field" Magazine free
NJ. v. RICHARDS, Land and Industrial
Agent. Room + 233. Washington. ID. C.
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636 STREET
FOR SALE at sacrifice price for quick
monthly, extra Isrse hish' dry buijdina lot
In suburbs. desirable growing neishborhood.
on two electric car lines: lot Beautifully
shaded With forest trees. cement side walk.
water. gas. eiectricity, and sewerage. VIII
build II desired Q modern home on lot for
500 down and balance same a. rent. Answer
quickly BOX Isl, Times office.
ONE-HALF THE DISTANCE. Y THE
price, and twice the desirabilfty as
Chevy Chase. with city water, sewer,
views Of Potomac. high. healthy. fare,
20 minutes to Treas. price 10 to 15c per
IT.; Conduit Rid. from new Catholic
church to Albany st. NV; come out Sum-
day: green bungalow, Albany st. 80 lots
to close an estate. also acreage here and
elsewhere; farms and suburban homes.
]. JEROME LIGHTFOOT, 1904 H NV.
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FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD, 50 per week;
all new vegetables served. s39 X 81. n. w.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE INSTRUCTOR AT
WOODS COMMERCIAL. SCHOOL. sl1 East
Capitol ST., has helped hundreds to positions
in the Government service Private lessons.
COURT F. WOOD, Ii. NJ, Principal
THE SALVATION ARMY, IN Pa ave. n.
", furnishes male and female help Phone
Main 2562
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
HEMPEL REFUSED
WATER PERMIT
City Will Not Allow Him to Use
Hydrants to Clean
Sidewalks.

Because 1t would be necessary to amend
an ordinance governing the use Of water
from fire hydrants, the city commission
yesterday denied the application OF John
Hempei. former captain of police. for per
mission TO attach a small hose to the
hydrants In tine business distriCt for the
purpose OF flushing the sidewalks. The
city attorney advised the commission
that the present ordinance prohibits any
one from attaching TO the hydrants ex-
cept the fire department, the street de-
partment and contractors on municipal
work, and in the latter case only when
given authority by the city commission.
Hempel outlined TO the commission re-
Gently a plan TO clean the sidewalks In
the business district by flushing, so as
to do away with the Objectionable sweep
ing of individual sidewalks. He propose
TO attach a small hose to the hydrants
and wash the sidewalks clean between
midnight and a m.
The commission yesterday concurred in
the recommendation OF the city attorney
that the claims presented by farmers
along the Jordan river for damages to
their crops, by reason OF the diversion
Of water from the river TO the surplus
canal, be denied. Tho attorney advised
the commission that the city was not
responsible for the distribution OF water,
and accordingly the claims were ordered
denied. Litigation may follow.
On recommendation OF w. II. Korns
water commissioner. $4,000 was appro-
priated for the construction Of two pub
Tic comfort stations in the business dis
trict- The stations are to be built under
the sidewalks at points to be selected
structed to prepare plans. Provision for
tho comfort stations was made in the
1913 budget.
After having instructed the city attor-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
WILL PARADE
CITY WAGONS
New Feature in Cleanup Cam
paign Sanctioned by Com
missioners.

~ the suggestion OF a special commit
tee from the Commercial club, the city
commission yesterday passed a resolu.
ton providing for parade OF all city
apparatus on wheels. 10 be held Satur-
day afternoon. April >. in connection
Tvith the cleanup campaign started b.
the Commercial cluo, the Real Estate as
soc'a.ion and the Womens clubs
The parade win be an imposing array
II Will he headed by platoon Of police.
Then will come the auto patrol and the
various motors OF the police departm ent
followed by the FIRE department ap-
paratus, sprinking wagons garba &c
wagons. street cleaning vehicles. the
white wings with their push carts. piows
and all other pieces Of machinery on
wheels used in the various departments
OF the city government
. n G.. Mckenzie. Roscoe NJ. Breeden
snd G.. C. Nesicn composed the commit
tee that waited upon the commission
srs TO geek official CO. operation in the
campaign to clean the city during the
week beginning April Z. They suggested
tnat the city direct Ali OF Its garbage
wagons into cleaning up one ward OF
the city each day until the entire city
has been oyerhaued and the accumu-
lated refuse or winter hauled away.
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WOULD DEFER
BERRY LAW
Sealer Asks That Dealers be Civ
en- More Time to Change
Cups.

Continuing his efforts to have the new
berry cup ordinance held up until next
juno w. F.. Farr, seaer OF weights and
measures, has written a letter to Mayor
Samuel c. Park setting forth additional
reasons why the plea or the berry growers
and shippers should be acqulesced in.
The city seaer had the ordinance
passed a s an emergency effort last Jan
u5ry. Later. when many protests
reached the commission from shippers
and growers, he recommended that the
ordinance be held up until June 10 give
the growers time 10 dispose of their old
style cups and prepare for The require
ments put on them by the new ordinance.
The commission refused 10 rescnd its
action, reminding Mr.. Farr that the Or
dinance had been passed at his request
and on his showing that the growers
and shippers we're In accord with II.
In his letter to the mayor Yesterday
NJ. Farr calls attention to letter from
the big Penryn Fruit company OF Call
fornia. IN which II Il get out that that
company will be unable to ship to the
local market this spring II the ordina nee
Is enforced at once. The company has
its berries picked by Japanese. who are
paid by the cup, To ship In larger cups
would call for a. readjustmeDt of wage
contracts with the Japanese and Mr.
Farr urges that the law be leid 10 one
side in view of these and similar CON
dltions complained OF by the big
shippers.
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cadets to be given this evening In the
Odeon. The usual guard mount and drill
VIII be given by picked squad. A num-
ber OF prominent people state officials
and their wives will be the patrons and
patronesses for the affair
Among the club women from out OF
town who were here yesterday for the
board meeting Of the State federation
We're Mrs. Edward Bichsel and Mrs. 5. s.
Smith OF Ogden. Mrs. Galloway Of Provo
Mrs. Mosiah Evans OF Brigham City
Miss Gertrude McCheyne Of Logan. Mrs
r. n. Homer OF Nephi and Mrs Nelson
and Mrs. johnson of Springvile
Miss Alice Wells. who went east with
Mrs. Arthur Shepherd q month 60 is
back from visit In Boston and New
York. Mrs. Evans, VINO was Miss Grace
Grant, accompanied her back and re-
mains for visit with the Grant fam
lily.
Mrs. r. o. Howard entertained few
OF the close friends of Mrs, Alma Katz
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ney to protest in the district court
against the granting OF q liquor license
TO h. w. Allen in the basement OF the
old Walker building the commission yes
terday decided to issue the license upon
discovering that the application ca lied
only for an exchange OF license and not
for an additional saloon
The communication from r. o Nelson.
offering to sell the city water rights TO a
spring In Grace canyon. Ida. and out
lining big project for piping 10000. 600
gallons daily flow from that point TO Salt
Lake. was filed and denied by the city
commission. The plan was presented TO
Commissioner W. II. Korns OF the water
department several weeks ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
NOT SALTS AND
PILLS, "CASCARETS''
/ f Constipated, Bilious
Headachy, Stomach Sour,
Get a 10-Cent Box Of
Cascaret.

lou me9 and women VINO can t &c,
feeling ri2ht-who have headache
coated tongue. foul taste aad fou
breath, dizziness. can't slaeD are bill
'ous, nervous anG upset bothered win
sick. gassy. disordered stomach. o.
have backacne and feel worn oct
Are YOU Keeping yoar bowels clean
With Cascarcts. o. merely forcing =
oassagewav evefv few davs with salts
cathartic pills o. caster cil' This =
Important.
CascareSs wo-l. whi;c ycu sleep
cleanse and reg:llte ta1 stomach
move tn sour. undiGes:ed and fer
meUtiuo food and foul gases: take the
excess bile froE1 the liver and cary
out Of the system all the constipatec
waste matter and poison in the intes
ines and bowels.
a Cascaret tonight will straightsn
roU out by noTping-a 10~cent box
rom anv drug store will keen your
stomach sweet liver and bowels reeu-
lar aud head clear for months. Don Z
forget The Children. They love Cascu
rets because they taste good-do good
never gZipc or sicken,
tAdvcriIsemonu
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at tea at the Hotel Utah Wednesday
afternoon in anticipation OF her depar-
ture shortly for her home in Portland
Or
Col Frederick Perkins OF the Twentieth
infantry leaves on Saturday for a tour
OF New Mexico, where he goes to inspect
the national guard OF that state He
Will be gone till about April 20.
Word has been received by friends here
OF the approaching marriage of Miss
Irene Lillian Gafuey and Remsen r,
Patten, formerly OF the Commercial clubs
publicity bureau here. the wedding to
take place on May ! a Attlcboro, Mass,
Mrs Marceilus Snow and her sister,
Miss keyting, will entertain today at
the first Of TWO bridge teas in compll-
ment 10 Mrs. Pay Derland (DagIna
Orlob) who is here visiting her parents.
and Mrs. Charles G. Singleton OF St
Louis,
Mr. and Mra John Dern and their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
~0n'y by THE N. X. FAIRBANK COMPANY
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

The Columbus Extension Mining com
pany: principal place o! business. salt
Lake City. Utah,
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the board OF directors held on the
goth day OF March, 1913, an assessment
Of two co cents per share was levied
on the capital stock OF the corporation.
payable to F. b. Cook. secretary, on or
before the Goth day OF April. 1913. at his
office. 402 Felt building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Any stock upon which the az, c
1919. will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction and unloss pay
ment is made before that time Will bo
ouent assessment, together with the cost
Of advertising and expense OF sale
F. e. COOK,
Secretary OF said company. ofnce. 4ol
rS4s4
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Real Estate Transfers.

Maggic l.. Niclson and wifo 10 Edward
Drury and wife, part OF lot 6. block 1S0
piat n ,a-s".----.,,- -s-s.-.-.-',. ,.,-s-->-.as
Ashton jenkins company 10 Sidney D. Alder
and wife. lot .. block g. Liberty Heights
Liberty Investment company to Dolly Ey-
erett, part OF lot 3. block Is. plat ...
Klmball t. Richards Security company 70
Haeo r. Clark. lots 1880 and 1910. High
land PARK, plat A Observation-Disclosures
Kimbali & Richards Security company 10
K!mball Richards company, lots 1903
and 1904. Highland Park. plat A .,....
W y. Nobeker and wife TO a. l.. BicsnGer.
lots TO I. block I. Osands addition 80 @.
A. r. Irvine and wife TO Walter T, Pype!.
lot 4 block 4S. plat ...,,....,....,..., 2.
J, A. Frissch 10 FritGch Investment COM
psuy lots Ii and I5 block q siec,'s rue-
AdelIa NJ Hooslaud TO c A, HoeKIsnd.
part OF lot s. block 4. plat .,.-..........
N ~ Long Co. 10 Byriu, Peterson, par,
OF section 9, townRhip south, range
" H Stone and wife 20 Kimhnl 4 Rich
arda, lot ls. Jackson Square ,,.........-.
Stanley II. Taylor and others TO Ralph T.
Richards, part OF lot l. block 100. plat D.. g.
James A MicheiKon and wlfa to Herbert
Michelnon lot 50, block L. City Park sub
division ,,,,-s--,rs- ,e--..,.rssssr ssr-s.a,ssr..
Nance n. Ward 10 d. y. ColIe,t, part OF lot
Z block 10. five.aere plat A ..s,v.,,.,.... g..
Conrad Sicks 70 Ell y. Lee lots 20 and al.
block 8. Oakley subdivision ,......,....,.