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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-22


NEW ENGLAND
100 ACRES FRUIT & DAIRY FARM, 81 1000
Two miles village and station; keeps 10
COWS and team; 200 bbls. apples in season,
other fruit; $500 worth wood and timber:
groom house; barn, 50x60; silo, wagon
house, poultry house, good repair; running
65-ACRE FARM
one mile station: keeps cows and team
sugar orchard. 40 fruit trees; Groom house
barns 2 poultry houses; running water;
borders river; $1,000, part cash.
35-ACRE FARM. ALL EQUIPPED, $4,000
Two miles village. main road; smooth. rich
land slopes to south; excellent 8-room house
painted white, green blinds; barn 40x5O /;
wagon shed and poultry house; large brook
on farm wood; some e, pine horse COW.
ACRES FOR TRUCK GARDENING.
one mile East Mortified. Mass. good
buildings and rich land; 7-room house and
barn; 81 900; easy terms.
17-ACRB FRUIT FARM, $1,000.
Good buildings and rich land.
lraA lrArnIIl .I.. IL IL.n.a
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HUDSON HEIGHTS

HUDSON HEIGHTS. N. J.. opposite 95th
St. N. Y. City-Fine dwelling, built g
years, rooms, bath and attic hot water
heat, electric and gas lights: one block from
trolley; 20 minutes from New York; ideal
for busy New York man who prefers coun-
try residence; can be bought cheap at your
own terms. LEO S. RYAN. Hudson Heights,
N. ].
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COTTAGES, boarding houses. hotels, fol
rent from 5000 up, for season: farms fol
sale. MILO II. GRECO. sos II. St. Belmar.
on trolley lines.
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XAuXHAII

NEW six-room house; all improvements:
located on Springfield av.; splendid loca-
ton for doctor Vauxhall section; Will sell
at bargain; small payment down, balance
easy terms. Inquire VAUXHALL Real Es-
tate Office Take Springfield av car.
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RUTHFRFORn

ARE you looking for a real nice home, mod
crate price? / have a bargain, a Broom
house, for sale, beautiful location, for &c. 500
easy terms. Particulars, CARL DAMN
HEM, "a Park av., Rutherford. N. ].
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTBD-Four-ro apartment. handy 70
Broad St car line and not over $22.@ APP
ply. stating address and full particulars.
Address r., Box As, Star office.
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FOR SALE-9O acres. S-room house, 2
.aJns: good elevation; splendid water;
m Y ue-mowed fields; neighbors near; tele-
phone line; will cut 200 cords wood, 10000
It. spruce; land slOping; will include 8 cows,
3 horses, harnesses, wagons, machinery +.
price 81, 300; terms to suit. ID. d. CORNELL
co. Williamstown, Mass.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

ROSE COURT, Thirteenth av., cor Howard
st.-Five and six rooms, steam heat hot
water telephone and janitor service; one
block from Court House. Inquire janltor.
on premises. or II. STEINER, 1871 Spring
field ay.; tel. 617A-J, Market
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LYONS FARMS
CAIIEORN1

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW, big sacrifice;
every improvement; open fireplace; near
trolley; worth $4,000; price, So, 400 terms. s400
cash balance small installments. FIACRE,
s26 Essex building.
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3 and 4 Rooms

AND BATH
Alb modern improvements except heat. all
extra light rooms; good location 10 mnutes
Wink from Market and Broad ats. rent, Sl2
ana Sl4; ~ Rutgers st., nenr Thirteenth ay
Inquire OF jantor
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JERSEY CITY

BARGAIN-Private house 8 rooms bath. all
improvements; also small factory. all
prick; 20 minutes to New York. w NAL
LET, 13S Central av Jersey City
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ENILLE-Two-family house, S and g.
room apartments; light rooms. separate
steam heaters three minutes to station; cen
trail to three trolleys: rents, $50 and s22 THE
pl, near Roseville station.
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COMMUTERS chicken farm; modern s-room
house, all improvements; 10 minutes walk
from station. $50 Clinton av., Plainfeld,
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FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR SALE
TOMS RIVER

FURNISHED 7-room house; improvements;
old Toms River, near business centre, sta
uon: river; 7Ox2O0; fruit. shade S2,S00; terms.
N Y
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CONNECTICUT

CONNECTICUT farm bargains; 200 acres. wa
ter. buildings, stock, tools, $4,000. half
cash; ITO acres. stock tools, $4,000. others.
HULL. South Norwalk, Conn
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THE incest, cheapest 60-acre farm. within
30 miles from New York; so acres level,
best garden soil, 10 woodland, with large
river, orchard, S-room house, barn and out
buildings on main road; $175 per acre. Box
3, Demarest, N. j.
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$50 ACRES, good building, smooth land,
brook; near cities, trolley; r. #. D.. phone
orchard sell whole or part. GEO. STOTT.
Mystic, Conn.
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DWELLINGS TO LET

SOUTH BROAD ST, 11ee-Bight large
rooms and bath; all improvements; stone
and brick construction; hardwood trim; all
in excellent condition; rent sac. BROWN 81
klNGSLAND, Firemen's Bldg. Tel. Mar
ket S447.
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Seventeenth Az, SO

Four-room fat. improvements; all light
rooms S12. Inquire 372 Hunterdon ST.,
| around the corner.
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MASSACHUSETTS

FARMS for sale; send for free catalog
SLAUGHTER & BAKER, Dover, Del.
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sCHEERER AV., 165-Two-family house.
five rooms: all improvements; rent $22;
eight rooms on second floor; rent $27 In
quire GEO. VIRTUE, 500 Broad ct.
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ROYAL

No. 92-4-6 North Broad St. near Third av.
five minutes 10 Eric station, ten minutes
to Market and Broad; large light six and
heVen-roon apartments; steam heat, hot
water and janitor service Furnished indi-
yidual maid accommodations tiled baths
taste in beautiful japanese grass cloth and
handsome paper with cut-out borders; every
room clean and entirely renovated Inquire
of Janitor or THE EDWARD w MARTIN
Co, IS Bathgate pl., near Rosevllle station
D, L. & w; tel. b. y. 3O2
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FURNISHED COTTAGES
TO LET

FOR RENT-Bungalow, newly furnished; 5
minutes to ocean; rent reasonable. Write
BUNGAL. Point Pleasant, N. J.
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EAST ORANGE, Ninth av.. 14-Fir.t 40.
corner, rooms and bath; all impTore
ments except heat. WALTER PENDFIs, glss
Main St, e. O. = = ~
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COUPLE desires two unfurnlshed rooms
with private family for light housekeep-
ing. H., Box 49, Star office 1900
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DELAWARE

DELAWARE FARMS-Darge and small; 5000
to SIS, 600; productive level land; free bar
gain list. CHAS. NJ. HAMMOND, Milford,
Del.
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BRADLEY BEACH
w. F MACDONALD

Auto meets trains by appointment. Opp,
site Borough Hall and depot
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sILA ~: West End to Asbury Park
jacob A. King, zoo BrQadway. n Y.
AsBURY PARK

$3.50 sEASON-Furnlshed house, near lake and
ocean; bath and all improvements: three
bedrooms. S. A. FRENCH, Asbury Park.
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FOR BUSINESS
PURPOSES-TO LET

OFF MULBERRY ST.-Small store, newly
painted and decorated; rent S12; suitable
most any business. FIACRE. 926 Essex
building.
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MARYLAND
MARYLAND

$50 acres, water fronts one of the most
beautiful places on the Eastern Shore: 900
peach trees, bearing; 10-room house. beautiful
grove, good land big barn, other outbulldngs:
one mile from railroad town; plenty game.
duck shooting fishing, boating; will furnish
pictures of house upon application; price
$40 900: easy terms: this farm, properly work
ed, will bring 1000 this year. Write B. r.
FIGGS Real Estate Broker, oil N. Division
Ct Salisbury, Md.
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FARMS FOR SALE

BROOKVILLE, near Barnegat 90 acres of
farm land; fronts ON public road will ex-
change for Newatl property. H. FLOUR
NOY4 S2S Broad ST., Newark.
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ROSE 81. q

Four rooms, with improvements; ti2; 10
minutes from Broad and Market; near Clln-
ton ay. car lines. Inquire on premises. or SO
StratfOrd pl BRODY
ROSEVILLE, South 18th St. 107-1t1, between
Central and Ninth avs.--Five and six large,
light rooms respectively; all improvements
but heat; near two trolleys aud Roseyllle
station; rents. sl7 and St8 THE EDWARD
w. MARTIN CO.. IS Bathgate pl., Roseyille,
agents.
decentralization plan: two-famlly six
and eight-room apartments; separate en-
frances and heaters; electric lights; large
lot. five minutes to station; rents $2S to S32.
Phone or call THE EDWARD w MARTIN
CO, Is Bathgate pL, near Roseville sta
ton.
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NuTLEY

AT NUTLEY-Will sell house. eight rooms j:
lot 80x100 barn; all in good order: having
death in family, will sell reasonable Call
20 New St, Nutley. N. ].
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CHICKEN and fruit farm; now house and
barn; on trolley line; 10 minutes ride
from New Haven; easy terms; $4,000; small
payment down. +. Il. WARD, 170h Peck
St, New Haven, Conn.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
FOR SALE OR TO LET

FLOOR. 28xs5; NOW OCCUPIED BY
FRED CASTLE. r o inquire 81 STouTEN-
STREET.
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

NEW BUNGALOW at Lake Musconetcong,
Stanhope, N. j.; lot 52x100; will rent. Adj
dress A. X. BROWNE, Dingman's Ferry, Pa.
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NUTLEY-Very attractive S-room house
best location; all modern improvements .
lot 50x120; Will sell at $500. DEVRIES
AZ Hampton pl.; take Paterson car to Union
avenue.
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COMMUTERS FARM; hour out; 22 acres
rich soil, fruit: $500 IT. frontage; barn
corner; $4,000: easy terms; no agents. r.
DRAKE, Spring Valley N. Y.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

EAST ORANGE, Hamilton g. "a g..
rooms and bath: refrigerator room. rs1,
s4o. Inquire c. II. sTIGER, Brick Church
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CEDAR LAKE, in Adirondacks Of New Jer-
sey-Beauttful. convenient healthful;
bungalows, building sites; suit every purse
and taste; one hour on Laekawanna road.
Address, phone, DONALDSON, Grantwood.
n. j.
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STEUBEN ST-Six-room, one-family house,
steam heat and all modern improvements;
refined neighborhood; central to two trolleys
and Grove st. station; rent s25. THE ED
WARD W. Martin CO., is Bathgate pl.,
Roseyille.
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SIN large. light rooms all improvements;
elegant decorations; separate heaters; sec
ond floor rent S25; screens and awnings
furnished; 81 North Thirteenth ST. corner
Seventh ay. Apply DAVID L. HELLER. 500
Broad St
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FOR SALE-Ten acres partly improved; 3
minutes station; poultry or garage; on line
of development; $4,000; terms. c. l.. Bill
LINGS, Tappan, N Y.
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OUT OF TOWN.
APARTMENT MELROSE corner Harrison
1t. and Webster pl, East Orange; most eN-
elusive residential street. two minutes TO
train ana trolley must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Jantor or LOUIS sCHLESINGBR,
Inc, Essex building.
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EAST ORANGE-Seven-roo second floor,
Boston plan apartment; fine location ali
improvements, including electric lights, pri-
waite porch: conveniently located; reduced
rent 10 small family Call or write, RICH
ARDS & HENDERSON. 40 Fourth ay., oppo-
site Ampere station,
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OUT OF TOWN
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED e
UNFURNrsHEp ROOMS WANTED

WANTED--By gentleman and wife and
young man. son, three UNFINISHED or
portlv furnished rooms, for light housekeep'-'
ing good location; private family preferred.
Address PRIVATE, Box A, Star office. '.4--
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WILL sell cheap, 141h acres neal: South
Amboy; 1 600 #. water front, 500 IT. pier;
three large factory buildings. containing
$4,000 square feet; railroad siding; princt-
pals only. NJ. j. WEINMAN, 264 West
18th st.. N. Y.
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LAKE HOPATCONG

FURNISHED cottage to let rent $500; pos
session at once. r. o. Box 233, Newark.
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farms. near Philadelphia: fruit.
poultry, truck dairy; excellent markets.
w NJ. STEVENS. Perkasle. Pa.
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A. D. JENNINGS,
Winchester. N. II.
VIEW YORK

DELAWARE River farm, 126 acres; house
II rooms; station . miles, DANIEL HOL-
BROOK. Port Jeryis. N. Y.
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BOARDING

HOTEL KENSINGTON j.
EAST PARK AND MULBERRY SITS "a
Desirable rooms with or without board.
at reasonable rates; home cooking; good
service C. JOHNSON. Prop. Tel. S0ei
Market. gsv,
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sCHEERER AV.. s7-First floor, separate
entrance, Z rooms and bath improvements
rent. SO.
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large 5-room bungalow barn, well, brook;
excellent for poultry and fruit; ia miles
from Far HIS station CLackawanna); hour
out; near school, store; trackless trolley;
5000, terms to suit. SAMMIS & ROGERS,
SomerVille N. J,
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RUNYoN ST, ia. cor. Holden terrace
Seven rooms all improvements. Inquire
J. DENSKY. "a Fairview aY near EiRh-
teenth av.; rent reasonable.
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ton, will be approved to the State.
e. d. H. THOMPSON.
Register.
ADV. j23
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-26
The Flying Squad
IN CONNIE MAck'S ROOM
IN THE MORNING

In the June American Magazine
Eddie Collins, second baseman for the
Philadelphia Athletics, writes a high
ly interesting baseball article en-
titled: Connie Mack and His Mack
men, in which he describes intimate
ly the wonderful Philadelphia base
ball manager. Collins is the man
whom Johnny McGraw Of the New
York Giants calls the greatest base
ball played In the world. Following
is an extract from the article:
Every morning at ten, we gather
in the club house; IL the team is on
the road, we meet in Comics room
in the hotel. We are never in ses.
sion less than ten minutes or rare.y
more than half am hour. But in that
time the game to be played that af-
ternoon Is sometimes won. Every
point of the defensive and offensive
strength of the opposing team Is dis
cussed. Mack will mention the pitch
err that our opponents will probably
use, and instantly Il scheme OF at
tack Is devised. This attack varies
as we meet different pitchers. Al
ways in those morning meetings Mack
goes over the entire situation, plans
the battle.
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WoMAN's LoVELlEsT LINES

A famous sculptor once gave vent
to the opinion that the curve or a
woman's bare shoulder is the Lowell.
lest line in the world, and perhaps
this accounts for the fact that the
smart dressmakers are now making
the evening frocks practically sleeve
less-that is, the drapery Of the bo-
dice is caught up and held across the
shoulders with a single stone or ca
bochon, leaving the upper part of the
arm bare. while wisp OF tulle or a
scanty frill Of lace is draped across
the arm a few inches lower down.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-26
SHERIFF AND POSSE ARE
SEARCHING FOR BANDIT

San Francisco, Msy 22.--The sher-
III of San Mateo county with a posse
and police detectives from this city
are beating the bush on the hills
south Of San Francisco today in search
Of James Baly, one Of the two BAN
dts who entered a roadhouse on the
outskirts Of the city late last night
killed a gambler and wounded anoth.
er patron of the place. The author.
tiles got Baily's description from men
who were in the place at the time
OF the holdup and his name from his
partner, Edward Donovan, who is a
hospital with bullet wounds in his
neck and chest.
David Williams who was dealing a
game was shot by one of the high
waymen when he resisted their at
tack on Con Regan, owner of the
place. Eugene Galatoire, bystand-
err, was wounded in the neck when
William Markt, manager of the house
drew the bandits fire by shooting at
them from behind the bar.
Regain was not hurt, although one
Of the bandits cried: We want you, as
they rushed in, their faces masked,
and their pistols pointed at Regan.
Donovan and Baily fled when they
had emptied their weapons. Donovan
was captured in a street car. He told
the police Baily had been shot. This
in the excitement of the moment was
taken to mean that his comrade was
killed. At the hospital, however, Don
ovan explained that he had meant
merely that Baily was wounded.
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ton in accordance with the require
ments Of the Compiled Lawv of Utah,
1907, as amended by the Session
Laws of Utah, 1909 and 1911, to APP
propriate one "a cubic foot of water.
per second from d spring IN the cen.
trail branch of New Canon Creek.
Cache County, Utah. The point of is.
suance of sad spring is situated
4,064 feet west of a point 702 feet
north Of the southeast corner of sec.
ton II, township 10 north, range /
west, Salt Lake base ana meridian,
from which point the water will be
diverted and conveyed by means of
an iron pipe for a distance Of 2,100
feet, and there used from september
Is of each year, to April Is, incluS-
i've, Of the year following, for domes
tic and municfpal purposes. ms
application is designated in the State
Engineers office as No. $685..
All protests against tho granting
of said application, stating the rea-
sons therefor, must be made by affi-
davit in duplicate, accompanied by
a fee Of 81. so and iled In this office
within thirty (30) days R.fter the
completion Of the publication Of this
notice. W. d. BEERS,
State Engineer.
Date Of first publication, May 20,
1914, date Of completion Of publica-
ton, June 10, 14.-Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-26
BOARD MEMBER FEARS
FEMINisM IN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF CHICAGO

Chicago, May IA fear that the
public schools here are to be domin-
ated by Il spirit of feminism was ex.
pressed yesterday by William Roth
mann, member of the board OF edu-
cation, when he protested against
the appointment of four woman prin-
cipals and assistants.
Rothmann quoted from the records
to show that the last man principal
had been appointed in January, 1917,
and since that time nineteen women
have been named to have charge Of
the schools. In the seven months
preceding that time, he said, four
men have been named out Of thirteen
principals appointed.
This is not due from lack Of avail
able men," said Mr.. Rotchman, to
the members OF the school manage
ment committee, "for there are pien'
ty OF high grade thoroughly compe'
tent men on the eligible list.
"The male element already is near
the point Of extinction in our public
school teaching force. At this time
the force is composed of 95 per cent
women"
Mr.. Eliza Flagg Young. superln
tendent explained that the names had
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-26
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
State Engineers Office,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
May IL, 1914.

Notice is hereby given that the
Logan Mutual Power Company, by
its agent, c. w. Hansen, whose post
Office address is Logan, Utah, has
made application in accordance with
the requirements of the Compiled
Laws of Utah, 1907, as amended by
the Session Laws OF Utah, 1909 and
1911, to appropriate one hundred
twenty-five C125) cubic feet Of water
pei second from Logan River, Cache
County, Utah. Said water will be
diverted at point which bears south
II degrees 10 minutes west z,792 feet
distant from the northeast corner Of
section 81, township 10 north, range
3 east, Salt Lake base and meridian,
from where 1t will be conveyed by
means Of fiume and pipe line for a
distance Of 10000 feet, and there used
from January / to December 81, In
elusive, Of each year, to develop pow
er for the purpose Of electric lighting
and propelling machinery in the State
of Utah. After having been SO di.
verted and used, the water will be
returned to the natural channel OF
the stream, at a point which lies
$500 feet south and 1900 feet west
from the northeast corner Of section
"a, township IL north, range east
Salt Lake base and meridian This
application is designated in the State
Engineers office as No. 5555.
All protests against the granting
of said application, stating the rea
sons therefor, must be made by aft
davit in duplicate, accompanied by
a fee Of 50. so and filed in this Office
within thirty (3O) days after the
completion of the publication Of this
notice. w. D. BEERS,
State Engineer
Date Of first publication May 20
1914, date of completion Of publica
ton June 10, 1914.-Adv.