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New Britain herald., 1914-04-08

rarty's nominee for mayor a man who from all indications will be elected. During these days one hears a lot about business administration and our opponents have made great claims as to what sort of a business administration they would give.
 They overlook the fact that for the past eight years New Britain has had one of the best city administra- tions in the state. In 1906 the city and town governments were consoli- dated and during the next four years l had lot to do with determining how it should be organized. I think that the people will now admit, that 1t was put on a serious business basis and this same policy has been carried cut during the last four years.
 All candidates of the opposition are personal friends of mine,' said the senator, but I believe that an untried man cannot give the service that one with a four years expert ence can. These facts are known and no figures need be given. There is no little honor in being mayor but 1t is nothing in proportion to the criti- cisrns and responsibilities and if this administration can go on in New Britain for two years more as it has for the last four the citizens will be fortunate indeed" He then placed the name of Joseph M. Halloran in nomi- nation amidst loud applause. J. T. O'Connor made a motion that the sec- retary cast one ballot for MT. Hal loran's nomination and Austin C. Tuthill seconded the motion. which was carried.
 F. B. filling Nominated.
 Attorney F. F. McDonough next took the floor and said he felt sure that the party has acted wisely and properly in it's previous choice and should follow with the rest of the ticket. He said that the office of town and city clerk is an important one and that the man for that job should be well capitalized. He brought forward E. B. filings name as that of the man he thought could best fill that office. MT. filling was nominated by the sec- retary's casting one ballot, as were all other candidates.
 Troy for Tax Collector.
 John F. Callahan made good nominating speech for William F. Troy. candidate for the office of tax collector. He reIerfod to him as a man with every qualification, a man who is credit to himself and to the democratic party and in short, the most logical man. He was made the nominee on the motion of T. J. Coyle.
 se Resolutions Presented.
 Here George M. Landers and P. F McDonnugh were appointed a com nittee- to draft a set of resolutions re. garding the upholding of the demo- cratic principles. They reported as follows:
 We the representatives of the demo- cratic party of the city of New Brit ain in city convention assem- bled re affirm our devotion to the principles of government as established and car ried out by the dem ocratic party. We insist upon the exercise of the
New Britain herald., 1914-04-08

ago, naturally I must be even better equipped for service in that capacity at this time.
 1T consider it my duty to accept this nomination and will use every honorable means at my command to be elected Gentlemen, you have nominated me. accept and ask you in return to elect me-"
 Is filings Third Try.
 E. B. filling was also called upon to make a few remarks and in be- ginning he said that this is the third time that the democratic party has seen fit to honor him with nomi- nation. In 1912 he was nominated for representative and defeated; in 1913 he was named for city clerk and buried so deeply that some of my republican friends told me that I would never be heard of again. said the nominee, and now this time. I now accept the nomi- nation and I feel grateful, especially since it was so unanimous. I hope to be elected city clerk of New Brit ain. The qualifications are honesty. ability and efficiency and I trust I hold them and that you believe I do.
 ''It is now incumbent upon you to go to the polls and do all you can to secure the election of all the dem- ocratic ticket-make clean sweep. With all the political squabbles of our opponents think that the time is right for a clean sweep in this city" He then referred to the work of Pres ident Wilson, Governor Baldwin and Mayor Halloran in the highest words of praise and challenged the repub- ucans to find man who could do more in their respective positions than has been done.
 w. F. Delaney made three min- ute speech, breathing encouragement and faith for the democrats. He urged all to work for the election of their nominee.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-08
Democrats Name Ticker With0ut Single C0ntest
 I'M. HalIoran for Mayor E. B. filling for City Clerk, and Other Nominees Unanimously Chosen at Convention . 1.~...

Harmony still continues as the tchword of the democratic party this city for with smoothness and |cision the candidates of that party fe all nominated at the convention evening without single contest. the balloting was done by accla- tion and each nominee was unan- busly elected. There were no sur-
 ees sprung, the ticket being made as predictions intimated, With
 Hor Joseph M Halloran named to |ceed himself. Neat speeches of Snination were made by different |egates and in placing Mayor Hal- hn's name in nomination Senator brge M. Landers dwelt upon the |ninistration of the last eight years, 'hging out the good points and
 aking with confidence of the elec- f of another democratic mayor, |ecially since the disruption has oc- red in the republican ranks. May
 Halloran accepted his nomination In an eloquent speech and later led as host to the delegates at Icheon served at the New York din- rooms.
 Democratic Ticket.
 The democratic ticket follows:
 M. Halloran. Town and City Clerk-E. E. filling.
 Tax Collector-William F. Troy.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-08

Eomptroller-H. l.. Curtis.
 ,ity Treasurer-F. s. Chamberlain. Registrar of Voters-Thomas J.. ith.
 School Board-Dr. J. E. Martin and orney Harry P. Roche.
 6electnaen oscph Hackney and c. Wainwright.
 Board of Relief-D. J. Farrell and c Tuthill.
 ronsta bles-John Ross, James ffy, August Zehrer and James Far
 Judge Walsh Presides,
 Chairman William F. Delaney, ot
 democratic town committee. called
 convention to order and on mo- n of John Leeney, Judge Walsh $ chosen as chairman. On motion
 MT. Delaney Harry Roche was med as clerk. The credential com- ttee was made up of w. F. Man n, from the first ward; s. l.. Hinch- ne, from the second ward; P. F. tDonough, from the third ward J. O'Connor, from the fourth ward; orge H. Shine, from the fifth ward, d George M. Landers, from the tn ward. The committee on cre- initials reported the presence of delegates from the six wards as nounced previously with the fol- wing proxies, w. F. Delaney for T.. ] O'Connor, A. c. Tuthill for Mayor seph M. Halloran, J. E. Dunlay for mes M. Halloran and Martin H. Anney for John H. Began.
 Landers Nominates Mayor. |Senator~George M. Landers walked the front of the hall to place the name of Mayor Halloran in nomi- tion. He said: 'It is a pleasure for D to be here as delegate and have duty to place as the democratic
New Britain herald., 1914-04-08

the candidates placed in nomination by this convention tonight
 Republicans Endorsed.
 When a nominee for city comp troller was in order. Patrick F. King arose and said. "The democratic party has proved itself capable in giving a good business administration, with the help of one man of the opposing party. This man is well qualified and has proved himself capable and now we should show ourselves broad- minded enough to overlook party lines and endorse Hanford l.. Curtis for city comptroller" A few min- utes later MT. King also brought in the name. of Fred s. Chamberlain for the office of city treasurer, saying that he too, was a capable man and should receive the endorsement of the democrats as well as republicans. Both men were endorsed by the con- vention.
 T. J. Smiths name was proposed by F. C. Mcintyre to succeed himself as registrar of voters. MT. McIn- tyre referred to MT. Smith as one of the most competent men that this of flee ever had. He was nominated.
 School Board Positions.
 Positions on the school board list of nominees were given to pr. J. E. Martin and Harry P. Roche, their names being placed in nomination by Alderman Kerwin and J. M. Brady respectively. MT. Brady made men ton of the fact that MT. Roche's father had long. served the city on the school board, in his remarks. MT. Roche presented resolution of gras- itude for past work and best wishes for the future to be sent to Denis Riordan, who will be unable to serve on the board any longer because of declining health.
 Other Nominations.
 Other nominations were rushed through in rapid style. For select men Joseph Hackney and C. F. Vain wright were proposed by w. F. De- laney and Dr. Kelly respectively, for the board of relief D. J. Farrell and Austin c. Tuthill were named by T. J. Coyle and W. F. Delaney respectively and the constables named were John Ross, James Duffy, August Zehrer and James Farrell.
 Meeting Tonight.
 The democratic town committee
  cies and Chairman Delaney announced that this evening at o'clock there will be meeting of all delegates and candidates in LeWitt's hall.
 Mayor Halloran was then brought in by Mc.srs. Leeney and O'Connor, deputized to appraise him of his nom- ination. He spoke in acknowledg- ment of the honor as follows:
 Did Not Seek Office.
 ''Your committee has informed me of your unanimous action in naming me as the choice of this convention for the nomination for the office of mayor I come before you to voice my appreciation of this expression of confidence. It is the third time I have been called upon to accept such a nomination. It came to me four years ago without effort on my part, if came to me unsought two years ago unanimously, and it comes to me now in like manner, and is therefore appreciated all the more.
 -Four years ago, after training of seven years in the common council, if was decided by our party that I was qualified to fill the office of mayor. I was nominated and elected
New Britain herald., 1914-04-08

After a few other short remarks the party adjourned to Walsh's restaurant where Mayor Halloran played the part of host.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-08

The tenth successive year without a forest fire has just been passed by the Powell national forest in south central Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

Improved and Unimproved
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS
1T PAYS TO READ OUR ADS.
Si25o-Buys a good groom cottage; No
1888 South 1st West.
Sl559LBuys a nice, 4-roorn. modern
oFicS. on windsor st. Easy terms,
sl5o-Cash: balance Just Ike rent, buys
a coy, 4-rooR, modern bungalow near
9Th East a bargain at S2735.
s2oo-cash; and $40 per month. buys
good, Groom brick. near sth West a
snap at $3.50.
sSoo-Cash: balance l!ke rent. buys spen-
dic. new, grocery store bldg. and a new,
4-room bungalow. on 7th Eas, ST.
$6oo-Cash: and SIS Per month. buys this
beautiful new bungalow. rooms ce-
nent basement. hot-water heat fine
South front lot; only $4,000.
We offer a handsome broom. brick
bungalow. walking distance. southeast.
for 1850: on terms
S5oO-Cash; s35 per month. buys beaut-
ful bungalow; . rooms and hall: east
front; on J st; $4,000.
$500 Cash; SIS per month. 6-room brick.
modern. Nc. 665 West lst North. Snap.
$500.
sao0-cash; broom frame; 1859 South 1st
West: $500.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
Foreclosure sale, Elegantly constructed,
5-room brick bungalow; stone founda-
ton, oak floors. furnace. cement base
meat, sewer, walks lawn. shade. House
cost $3.50 Lot is worth $500. All
goes for $3.50 Northeast bench
Lot snap: 4oxls7s; close in on 9Th East;
S110o.
All kinds Of Insurance: Fidelity Bonds.
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS CO..
34o-s42 Main St, cor. P. o. Place.
Was 2o3o Was. 2o31.
o10s0
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GPNTAJS

SPECIALS.
SOME 10 PER CENT NET INCOMES.
Look at 24S 9TH East, a Groom mod,
not new and 5SN166. We can sell Il for
what the lot should be worth. Must be
sold Can be remodeled into several
apartments. VIII take vacant lot or
small home, close in, value about $4,000,
for equity Price $3.50. cash or terms.
East Broadway modern apartment
house. Pays better than 10 per cent net.
$4,000. Terms.
An Sth East apartment, four. 4-rooms
each, mod Is paying net 10 per cent on
$500. $500 Will take H. Terms $1,000
cash; arrange balance.
PETERSON, "a e. 4,h SO. Was. $500.
GLOSS
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aas SIXTH EAST.

4. /, Jus. the kind Of a place
= would want for an deal
n contains six nice, light
=, airy rooms, double
~ floors in living room
r.lrs room. mission mantel'
.r.nt basement, hot-water
.,rs front and back
~ sleeping porch, oto, Lot
N, fest. Terms can oe ar
a 70 suit purchaser with
& 4 ,asa payment down,
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groom frame cottage. between 4th and
5th So; electric lights, toilet; east OF
9th East. FOR QUICK SALE, $500;
$3.50 cash.
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Get in the wake OF improvements by
| purchasing Ashton-J enkins Com
panys home sites.
Place your home In prosper
Gus locality.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
HALLOEAN LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.

$3.50 will purchase a seven room
strictly modern brick home,
located on East Second So.
street and within easy walk
ing distance OF our office.
This IS the best bargain in
large modern home TO be
found In Salt Lake City to-
day.
$3s50-We are offering at this
price beautiful five-room
brick bungalow. situated on
Eleventh East street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth South.
This home has been built
about two years and IS
strictly modern, containing
an excellent hot-air fur
mace, beautiful electric light
fixtures and hardwood floors.
This home is offered for
five hundred dollars less than
was paid for II two years
ago.
We have bargains in business
and residence property.
VIII build you home on
monthly payments,
We loan money on real estate.
Agents for THE ROYAL, THE
Worlds Greatest Fire Insurance
Company"
We will write your bond.
Six per cent mortgage loans on
hand for investors.
We act In capa city Of agents in
any business affairs.
HALLoRAN-JUDGB LOAN
TRUST COMPANY.
Exchange 1Sl. 3Oo-ll Main 81.
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BURT & CARLQUTST COMPANY
No. 30 South Main st. Wasatch 800
FARM SPECIAL.
Here Is an opportunity for you TO get
q five-acre suburban tract on easy terms
and at "A bargain. Located In Cotton
wood all level and under cultivation; 2s
acres In choice bearing peach trees. 5
shares OF primary water right from Big
Cottonwood canyon. The soil Will pro-
duce anything you wish TO plant and
when car line is extended to this neigh
borhood will be worth three times the
pr!co we are asking.
$500 cash. Balance arranged to suit
Price $500.
HOUSE BARGAIN.
We have an elegant 6-room bungalow
which we consider $500 below the mar
ket; brand new, not yet occupied; has
full cemented basement complete plumb
ing, linon closets, bookcases, beam cell
ings, paneled dining room. buffet kitchen
and many other attractive features Lo-
Gated lust off 9th East In very desir-
able neighborhood Good sized lot All
improvements paid
S700 cash. Balance like rent Prico $3.50.
You must see this homo TO appreciate
Its worth.
BURT & cARLQUIsT COMPANY.
No. 40 South Main ST. Wasatch $50.
o1o95
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"WELLBIJT."

"wELLBILT."
OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE.
A BIG BARGAIN.
7-room brick house. with large corner
lot, barn. chicken coops. trees. House
IN Al condition. Ideal location for
railroad man. CONDITIONS FORCE
OWNER TO ACCEPT 500 AS
FIRST PAYMENT, BALANCE S2S
SIT East sth South Street
S-room frame cottage, south front, large
lot, all special assessments paid con-
nected with sewer, electric lights
SNAP AT sl325.
YOU CAN SAVE $1,000
II you buy the neatest 6-room oungalow
on the S =. bench. THIS MUST
BE SOLD THIS WEEK. Full infor-
nation at office,
SPA First Avenue
5-room brick cottage; lot 3x5 rods; all
special assessments paid Price $3.50.
Good terms.
3 acres, ! block of state road, due west
OF Draper; Broom house. orchard,
SEE SEE US "Pl1"e5S hT oNcE This for sis5e
Easy terms.
Groom frame cottage. between 4th and
5th So; electric lights, toilet; east OF
9th East. FOR QUICK SALE, $500;
$3.50 cash.
Phone for q copy OF THE DIVIDEND
MARK" It's free,
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY.
New Orpheum Bldg. Was. 1885.
Open Mondays until p. n.
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GOOD CITY HOME, TRADE FOR
small farm. Also vacant lot, 40Sl155 IT..
cheap for cash Hyland 3242-M o9as
WILL TRADE a FIVE ROOM MODERN
brick. west side. for small farm. Ad-
dress re. Tribune. ol033
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o100s
FOR TRADE

/ have a new. modern bungalow on eth
avenue, OF rooms, on the north side OF
tho street. facing south, having a ter
race frontage. Ny bungalow has never
been lived In Built OF bum brick. With
full cement basement hardwood floors
finest View IN city. I want SONS good
acreage or farm property. VIII give the
right party a bargain Address R-59.
Tribune.
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w. II. CROMER,
az ". End South.
Wasatch 420.

26 ACRES NEAR BRIGHAM CITY. IA
acres orchard, IL acres in wheat; 20
tons sugar beets to acre raised on land.
Fine water right. Will trade for Salt
Lake City property.
Also 10 acres at Bountiful, house. barn,
chicken coops, for small home here.
100 acres in Millard county for equity
IN home.
GODDARD INV. CO.. 80 8. Main st.
n1o00
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R,6n.to CASH

4 nj you IN possession OF a
4 -oden four-room red pressed
hqrgalow, full cement
- Lot a7sx150 feot, IA
m, on State street, just
~ ilth South. Balance
- prics OF s250o.00 can be
. d monthly insta!lmcnts OF
A esr month with interest at
. nts Of 7 per cent per an
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5000. GET A HOME FOR 5000.
5000 WILL GET A uOME-s200,

S-UO WILL SIDl a llOhG-SSOV'
5000 cash will buy fine 6-room
frame home on Kensington ave,
near 18th East Shade and fruit
trees. chicken runs, etc; modern
plumbing: large lot. SIS per
month. Price, S2500
5000 cash for a home in Fair
mont avenue, 8rd East near 9TH
South. rooms, modern through
out A fine brick cottage, 5000
cash, balance easy. Total pur-
chase price; $1,000,
5000 cash for 4-room frame
cottage, large lot, near North
Temple and 7th West Bath,
electric lights, sink. Cosy little
home. This place Is in an ave-
nue., but is a good buy for spot
ca sh at $1,000. Pay us down pay
ment and SIS per month, per
cent interest
TUTTLE BROTHERS COMPANY
Wasatch 72. 169 So, Main st.
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These are all our own properties, re-
ceived through exchanges. II you are
looking for snap, let US hear from YOU
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
S1nhn-

2ax10 rods, with two small
frame houses; Bewer and side
walk. good location southeast.
Terms.
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FARM IN SEWER COUNTY FOR CITY
property. Wasatch 5Sl. no Mcintyre
building. o963
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Sl2hn.

The wise ones arc buying on
Fifth East for quick and certain
profits. This corner, i00xI50 IT,,
looks like a sure money maker.
We have other pieces larger and
smaller at similar prices.
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ARTISTIC. NEW BUNGALOW.
On the boulevard: buffet kitchen, hard
wood floors, full basement. mautel, FUR
mace: 90 minutes walk 10 business; near
car line; s3750.
close in paved ST. Great bargain. own
er must sell Make an offer.
lots southeast, walks. etc, only $1,000.
lots near 9Th East; terms; $500
1OXl0 rods on X st; beauty; $1,000,
acres 18th East. cut by creek. $500.
10 acres, ripe for plating; snap: south-
east
Fine WAREHOUSE SITE near O. s
L. $500.
MODERN CIR HOUSE. BARN. CHICK
en- house. one acre OF land; 9th East
ilue home; price right.
q acres In Rivcrton: S-r. b. house,
plenty water; only $1,000.
81 acres choice land, 1ith So, 23rd e. ;
In good state cultivation good water
right. must be sold
1si acres southeast TO exchange for reg
idonce In city We have others.
MAHAN INV. CO, 2I3 w, Temple ST.
w 4li. o1ll0
BUY A BUILDING SITE OR HOME
now In Salt Lake CITY. You Will never
get property as cheap again or on as
favorable terms The city is certain to
grow very rapidly from this time on and
all property will have a big advance. Let
us show YOU what we have 10 offer,
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
SO West Broadway. ol90s
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
BEAUTIFUL. BUNGALOWS AND
MODERN COTTAGES.

4-room modern mottled brick bungalow,
close to Fifth East. the paved street
with a lot o0N157, cement basement,
cement walks, screened-in back porch
and sleeping porch. buffet kitchen.
built-iu mantel, window seat, electric
fixtures. hardwood floors. tiled bath,
large bedroom and clothes closet,
$500 cash. SIS per month. Price $275o.
5-room mottled brick bungalow. close to
Ninth East. with good-sized lot, full
cement basement, cement walks.
screened-.n back porch, buffet Ntch-
en-, hardwood floors, built-in mantel
and bookcases, separate bath and
toilet, large bedrooms, beautiful front
porch, your choice OF electric fixtures.
$500 cash. $50 per month. Price $3.50.
5-room mottled brick bungalow in BEAU
TIFUL MARLBOROUGH PLACE,
the finest residence section In the
city and In close proximity to the
business center. and just south of
Tenth South and near Ninth East,
one OF the finest built and most con-
venient bungalows in the city; good
sized lot with a south front: cement
walks and full cement basement.
screened-in ba ok porch and sleeping
porch, buffet kitchen. hardwood
floors, built-in china cabinet and win
dow seat. bullt-in manteI and book
cases, linen closet and tiled
bath, 1t is a beauty. Come and look
IL over.
$500 cash. ss5 per month. Price sSs5o
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY,
% East First South, wasatch 244
o1o97
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$500.

New slx-room, strictly modern.
pressed brick. two-story home on
the north bench. above the smoke:
hardwood 6oors, sleeping porch
gas. full cemented basement, fur
mace; lot 2sX7 rods TO alley: lawns,
walks; short block off car. Terms.
Owner leaving town, must sell.
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3 acres, ] block of State road, due west
OF Draper; Broom house, orchard,
farm implements and motorcycle.
SEE US AT ONCE. This for $3.50.
Easy terms.
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Real Estate-To Exchange
TRADE.

want TO exchange my 10 acres To-
Gated at Tremonton, in the Bear River
valley. There are S acres In good alfsl-
IA and Z acres Of choice bearing apple
trees. Has full water right in Bear River
ca nal. ] Will exchange this for a good
city home. For further particulars ad-
dress R-27, Tribune.