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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
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LEGAL NOTICE

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PROPOSALS FOR SIX FRAME HOS
PITFALLS. Department Of the Interior
office of Indian Affairs, washington
d. c., September %, 1914. Sealed pro-
posals, plainly marked on the OUTSIDE
of the sealed envelope. proposals LOT
Frame Hospitals" and addressed TO the
commissioner of Indian Affairs, WASH
ington. ID. O." will be received at the
indian Office until 2 o'clock p. m. OF
November 3. 1914, for furnishing mate
rails and labor for the construction OF
frame hospitals at the Indian Agencies
at Pima and san Xavier, Arizona, Car
son Nevada, Mescalero, New Mexico
Tsnrtla Mountain, North Dakota, ana
iplackfeet. Montana, in strict accord
lance with the plans, specifications anu
linstructions to bidders, which may b."
lexamjned at The office of the paper OF
nerio6ical In which this advertisement
appears. the L. S. Indian Warehouses at
chicago. ILL.,, ST. Louis, Mo, Omaha,
Nehr and san Francisco, cal. and at
tbe several Indian schools. For addi-
tional information application shouiu
be made TO the superintendent OF IN
dian Schools as follows: Pima school
cacaton. Ariz. San Xavier school. Tue
son. Ariz.; Carson school, stewart. New;
Mescalero school, Mescalero, New Mex
Turtle Mountain school, Belcourt, n.
Oak; and Blackfeet school. browning
Mont. Cato Sells, Commissioner.
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SHARP ADVANCE
SCORED WHEAT;
EXPORT DEMAND
Constant Tightening Of Values.
Marks Tradingi Close Isl
Nervous at Above Two Cents
Higher Than Saturday,

chicago. oct. ig.--Stress of export
domand brought about an almost con-
stnnt tightening OF values today IL
,,h4at There was a nervous feeling
a. the close which ranged &c Ia d! e
,hnve saturday nights level Corn
ealned nc net and oats q a + to sc.
rho outcome IN provisions varied from
,e decline to an advance Of Zoe
prospects for 4 sevcring ul diplo-
matte relations between Russia and
turkey seemed 10 have good dHal
~ IA with The evident increase in anN-
Jew ON the part of European BUYERS
md led 10 u noticeable enlargement
~ speculatiNe interest. Sales To for
eianers here and ut New York amount
ed 70 about i,00O.000 bushels eXcsas-
i've of similar transactions at Winni-
nep. Duluth and IN the southwest
Corn hardened with wheat At first
though, the market was inclined To-
ease off rs a result of fine weather
later. the slowness of eastern cash IN
anirv acted as check on the bulls.
Active domestic and European ship
ming demand lifted the price of oats
ono lot of 100000 bushels was sold
to italy and another of 200, 000 BUSH
els To France
Provisions rallied owing to the bulge
in grain Early depression was due
Ia hog receipts being more plentiful
man expected.
Closing prices:
Wheat--Dee. 81 1917 May Sl22is.
Corn-Dec.. 6Sasc. May 70Ac.
Oats--Dec., soc; May, 3lsc.
Pork-Jan. $3.50.
Iard-Nov. s10.72. Jan. $992
Ribs-Oct. Sl1.00: Jan. SEE
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REALTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds.

DNtttrs
Juan Armenia to Nicanor Torres
deed, October 10. land.
Mary K. Gatlln to Eliza a. Schutt
war. oct. 10, n. 90 feet of lots /, 2,
3, block y, Original Townsite, 81.
Lorenzo Y. Beebe TO j. NJ. Sollle,
war, October ~. lot s, block "a,
Eastern Addition, 81.
Jose Cleto Lucero and wife to Sc
rafina Garcia, war, October II, three
pieces In Precinct 4, $50.
Petra G. Garcia to J. A. Garcia,
q. G. d., October II, lots l, :, block
30, Q. r., $4,000.
Albert r. Garcia and wife to Theo-
dore Chaeon, war, October IL piece
in Old Albuquerque. 81.
Nick Metz to Steve Didier war,
October -. S one-half lots IL, a.,
u.s. is. block l., A. q +. Addition 81.
Henry Timms and wife to Nell
shea, war. October IA, lots IL, is,
10, block ~, Paris Addition, 81.
John NJ Moore Realty Co.. to First
Savings Bank & Trust Co, war, Oc-
fober IA, lots II, Is, 10, 20, 20, 20,
%. 2s, 20, 80, block B. lots 8, 6. (, 10,
ii, block 4, all in J. NJ. Moore Realty
Co. Second Addition, lots ) TO ~ me,
in j. NJ. Moore Realty Co Addition
No. /, lots 6, IL, block ., lot D. bioek
4. lot II, block 5, lots /, ?, Z, 8, block
z, lots i, 2, 8, Z, 5, ., block ;, lots
., 3, 4, Z, 8, 3, block 8, lots |, = D. j.
Z, s, 2, 10, block TO- lots !, :, o - y
=, s, 8, 10, II, block II, all in East
etn Addition, First Extension South
81.
Joeeph vaio and wife to Alberto
Lenciopi, war, october IA, lots ~
block 4. f. 4. Otero Addition, $40.
United States of America to Eliza
beth Smith, Patent, October IA, y. r.
ne-fourth, Sec. IA. T. 10, n. X. f.,
100 acres.
Manuel T. Vigil and wife to Bea-
triz Garcia de Sena, war, October 10,
piece in Precinct 4. 81.
Joseph vaio and wife to Edward
Vaio, war. October 10, one-half in
terest in fractional part lot 10, block
Z. +. A. Otero Addition. $40.
Alfred j. Richards and wife to
Charles f. Michael, war. October 10,
lots |, 2. 3. block rs, lots Z, s, block
%, Eastern Addition, 81.
c. T.. Michael and wife to d. h.
Perry and wife, war, October 10, lots
Z, &, block 81, Eastern Addition, 81.
Melauiades Martinez to Maria Ser
ma de Sandoval, war, October 10,
piece in Bernalillo county, $l5O.
Maria serna to Francisco Perea'
war. October f6. piece in Bernaiiilo
county, s55.
francisco Perea to Candida G. Con
ztles. war. October 16, piece IN Pre-
cinct 3. 81.
Laura Is. Gonzales and husband to
&. G. Gonzales. war, october 10
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WonId You Believe IT.

People often accept statements with
a sort of mental reservation as mueh
as to say, Il am not convinced, whle'
leads US to remark that there Is noun
ing that will so thoroughly satisfy you
Iof the excellence of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy as a personal trial'
Mrs. John Fishton, Peru, Ind VINO
used this remedy in her family for ths
past ten years, says of it, i always
give Chamberlain Cough Remedy u
my children when sick with coughs o.
colds. ] like 1t better than any other
because they take it Willingly ana u
is free from narcotics. 1t has never
failed to give immediate relief. For
sale by all dealers.
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piece IN Bernalillo county. 500
Juanh Chavcs To Jose Chavcs. HI
Jueia, October 10 tno definite de-
scrlption)
Estamsmdo Chaves, ct al to Jose
thaves, Hijuela. October rs, piece In
Bernalillo county, 500.
same to Same Hiiuela, October lG.
piece Inv corrales.
Trinidad Armiio and wife to lgna-
clio Gonzales, war. October i6. piece
~ hernalillo county, $9S.50.
6. J. Gonzales and wife 10 Jose
'havcs, war, October lG, piece I'M
sandoval county. 7S5o.
Barbara A. de Montoya to Nonola
Chaves, deed, October Is, piece IN
Bernalillo county. 500.
Federico Chavez and wife to Pro-
nunciano Mares, war. October l6. lot
6, block 20, Perea Addition. S240.
Estanisao v Chavez and wife 10
w. c. Thaxton, war. October II, lots
10. II, block 20. Original Townste.
$40
Anastacio Analla and Wife Ia An
dies Anaya and wife, war, October
H. piece In Paiarito. ST.
Trust Deeds.
Jose Sanche- y Montoya and wife
to NJ. +. Hickey. Tr., October 10. lot
4. block y, Eastern Addition. s275.
Glennie Holland Morgan and hus-
band 10 T.. L. Grose, IT,, October -.
lot II. block Il. Terrace Add. 5000.
Eliza 4. Schuti and husband to
Tohn Milne. Tro October ~. ~ ~
feet Of lots l. .. 3, block y, Original
Townsite $4,000.
J. NJ. Sollic and wife to George \.
kaseman. Tr., October H. lot s.
block "a Eastern Add. $500.
Damiano Lucero To- John NJ Moore.
Tr October -, ? pieces in Precinct
4, 5000.
Petra G. Garcia. ct al. to Louis \.
McRae. Tr.. october IL, lots |, ..
block 49, original Townslte se,0oo
Miss Nellie Shea to A. T.. Walker,
Tr4 October ~, lots II, rs. ?. block
u. Paris Addition. 5000,
Maude NJ. Crosse and husband, 10
VI. X. Summers, Tr., October IL. lots
Il, rs and south one-halt lot t6, block
a. Perca addition. s350
Justiniana G. de Lucero. ct al. TO Il.
q. Afchuleta. IT.. October H. piece
in Precinct :, Ranches de Alhuquer-
qpe. s300
II. NJ. Lucero and wife to y. A.
Pcrterheld, IT., oct. IS, lots IL, is,
llock 80. Peroa Addition, s15.
T. Evelyn McMillion and husband
TO Henry Kaeufer Tr., October Is,
lot ., block 81, II. II. Addition, sl,400.
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SPOT COTTON EASIER.

New York, Oct. f9.-Members Of
the New York Cotton EXCHANGE al "a
meeting today informally approved
amendments to bylaws which will be
voted on tomorrow. These amend
ments are designed to meet the re-
auirements of the cotton futures law
and il is still anticipated that when
the exchange reopens for business
fresh trading win lie confined to the
new style contract.
Spot cotton was reported o shade
easier in the western belt today and
about unchanged to &c higher m
eastern belt markets New Orleans
spot quiet, 6% sales 1850 bales.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is the list Of adver-
tised letters for the week ending sat-
urday. October Il:
Ladies' List.
Mrs. Get,a Anderson. Elsie Brown.
Mrs Illanc Baca Miss Lima BacA
Mrs Virginia Rowen, Mrs. Thurman
Bates, Mrs =. g. Baker. Mrs. James
Cosserts. Maggie Chavez. Mrs. !. X.
Compton, Mrs. Bliss Cormey, Mrs
Joseph Domer, Mrs Joseph Domcr,
Mrs. John Donophan, Mrs. Carrie
Fulkerson. Mrs c. l.. Flock, Mrs. l..
y. Franklin, Mrs. +. +. Frank, Ro-
molia Garcia Mrs f. j. Gallagher,
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Gist, Mrs. X. 7. Gel
lette. Mrs. c. Grannia. Mrs j. L.
Gillespie. Miss Thressia Heavins
t3). Miss Nellie Hayasat, Miss De Et-
Ia Hitchcock, Mrs. Il. \. Hall, Miss
Selma Livingston (2), Mrs. j. y
Land, Mrs. j. r. Logan, Mrs. Leonard
Marsh, Mrs h. c. Marshall, Mrs. Ra-
mon Mascarona, Mrs. Selestino Otero,
Mrs. Fred Peters, Miss Alma Reichel
Mrs w. Il. Rand, Mrs. Laurence
Ross, Miss Marguerite Smith. Mrs
W. 5. Steele. Mrs. q. II. Schnebereer
Miss Pontana Tuerreta, Mrs. Adolph
Thomas Jr.. Mrs. Giles Taylor. Mrs
G. w. Wright.
Mems List.
i. o. Alexander, Jesus NJ. Archu-
leta, Ramon Baca, Rogue Baca,
Geronimo Borboa. Cicilio Bonsel,
Fred Burn, Alex r. Browne, L. Brock,
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Bateman, Richard
Brouch, w. r. Barnes, y. Baldwin,
j. r. Carpenter, George Calvert, Per-
fHo Carabaial, $. Crossman, Albert
Cain, II. w. DeWolf, Pedro Duran,
Victor Gallegos. Juan Antonio Gar
cia, G.. A. Giddins, Torivio Comes, W
O. Gentry, Jose Gutierrez, l.. A. Gill
lett, +. II. Hall, John Heinel, Mere
lido Jaramllo William King. Esi-
atiiel Levario, John Lannen, Declderio
Moya, Isaac T. Martinez, Kobt. Il.
Morris, Icdwardo Munez Herman
Otero. Lorenzo @ Bannon, John Ger
line. II. f. Peacock, Alfonso Perea,
Ralph Rigeman, Chas. Russell. VIII
RYAN. y. o. S. Rapier, c. II. Root,
DR. j. b. Rice, W. Schwartz, sixto
Tantrango, Emanuel Springer W. NJ.
Short j. A. Sewer, J. g. Simpson,
o. Simula, VIM. Short, Jose q. Tn-
desqui, Benavides Sebastian Vale,
Fred Wolfe.
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LEGAL NOTICE
CALI FOR BIDS.

Sealed bids viii be received at the
office of the County Clerk Of Berna-
lilo County, New Sex: ., up to 2
o'clock ~ he afternoon of Monday
Oc.ober 10, 1914, for the building of
a coal house at The Cont House of
said county to be butt in accordance
with plans and specifications in the
office of George f. Hin. architect All
work to be done under the sBperyi-
sion and to the satisfaction of said
architect.
The successful bidder will be re-
auired to give a bond satisfactory to
the board of county commissioners,
conditioned for the faithful perfor-
nance of the contract.
The board reserves the right TO re-
Ject any or all bids.
Ey order Of the board OF county
commissioners.
A. E. WALKER. Clerk.
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Chicago, oct. 19.-Hogs-Receipts
80 900: market dun; bulk, S7l5n
$50. heavy, $6.S5@7S0; pigs, $3.50
m710
Cattle-Reeeipts 10000 markc;
slow; becves. s6.3 0@10,75, steers $500
$3.50: calves. $7.25M HOO.
Sheep-Reeeipts $4,000 market
steady; sheep, $4.SO@ $50; lambs
SGO0M775.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas city, oct. 19.-Hogs--Ile-
ecipts 5000: market lower; bulk Of
sales, S690m7.30; heavy, $710m $50.
cattle-Receipt $1,000. market
lower; prime fed steers, 1915 a 1916
western steers, $6.5OM9.70; calves,
$1,000 1850.
sheep-Receipt $4,000; market
steady; lambs, $6.OOM735; yearlings,
S525n6O0
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Phone Service Put In.

Santa Fe, oct. 19.--The Reciamn'
ton Service has built not only a
model highway to the Elephant Butte
dam site from the Santa Fc railroad,
but IT has decided to put in tele-
phone line of its own from its las
Cruces offices to the dam.
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ATCnisoN. TOPEKA q SANTA FE RAIL
WAY 90.

s2l.Odo STOCK Of general merchandise
In good agricultural town ia Colorado
Sales ~ 80. 0Q1 an cash. stock up-fo-
datc no old goods VIII consider income
property Ia Albuquerque for hnif. Adj
dress r. q T.. care Journal
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MONEY MARKET.

New York. oct l9.-Mercan'ile
paper, 6m7 per cent.
Bar silver, 50sc.
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FOR SALE

s3.5O0--5-room brick. modern, well
built. hardwood floors, fireplace.
cemented cellar. corner lot, ilne
location IN Highlands.
s2,7O0-i3 acres OF good land near
Lumber Mil. near car line.
s.0O0--a-room frame modern High
lands. close In: easy terms.
81, G00--4-room frame. modern; Low
lands. near shops; SAGE cash, bal
ance, 5 per cent.
S3,s00--a-room. 2-story brick, mod
ern, fine location, W. Central; 5000
cash, balance S per cent.
Ns00-4-room frame. bath, fine
shade. good outbuildings. flne To-
cation; y. nth St.
200-G-room bungalow, modern,
Highlands, close in.
A. FLEISCRIlElR
Loans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth Street
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ST. LOUIS LEAD AND sPELTER.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

st. Louis. Oct. 19.-Lead dull, 1886
@s.37Is; spelter, S4.65N 40.
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sI.IItAs.h.

ss-~-~~'--s-s-ee-ss--f>l-
WANTED ~. Pianos, household goods. etc.
stored safely ~ reasonable rates Phone
a. The Security Warehouse \ Improve
mont cn. Springer Transfer Co.. success
sors. iio Gold avenue
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FOR RENr-Rooma
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N0rth.


FOR RENT--Feur Furnished rooms mod.
ern 1890 North Second
FOR KENT-Modef1 looms -TsaT 6s5,
no sick SOS ls West Central
FOR RENT-Large faom. sleepinr pereh
and beard. tss West Marquette
FOR itENr-One fulnished frTaf room Inn
private famly COS North Fourth street
ron RENTING furnished rooms feI
heusekeeplng screened porch Inquire
~ North sixth street
FoN RENT Single and n1uScleeplnr r1oTns
from s. per month aud un ulasdalc's
hntel corner Fourth ana Ccutfai
FOR RENT one iarec room Tor iig5t
housekeeping, furnished or unfurnished
Cheap: ltss West Cenllal Phone ioqGi,
ron RENr-Lafae cool nicely furnished
room IN good location ana private fam
ily; bath, lights shade. 2gi West New
York
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished r6euis
with sleeping porch Suitable for two. prl.
vote family With OF without board $40
West slate.
FOR RFST--D ealTaIis T1aT N rTTV1I1
family. l9eG Mas Central Phone igtSW,
FOR nEXT--Three neat hoa-ekcen1ra
rouihs. Cemplcte. as West Lead avenue.
FOR RENT--Two fufhishcd rooms Tor
honsekeeplne. no sick 52i West silver.
nor RENT-F arniahcd rooms Tor aentle.
men; gs per month. lla Ncsl Cold ave-
nue..
FOR RENT-hoons fnrnlshod far house
c.s,,i wy ''"s'na'''' VII os- Wea'
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms Tor
Hight housekeeping porch and bath. eco
MI, -
weok 81 30 ComTncrslsi ita,ai ~ so,,,,,
First street.
ron RFNr--TmiseEsepjnv roon. ana 5o-
nlshed cottages, sleeping porches. sfe
West Coal
TOK RENT-Nice front room st,am h-af
funnlnr hot ana eold water M slct AZ
West Coal Phone lle2
FOE RENT-Two Hlrniehed r00ns T-r
housekeeping. sleepinr poreh. modern
OO6 West IRON phone 1907W
FoR RIsyr- -F,,o 1jce1, f.,rois1--i -- ,-----,.
a. lIrbt bors,i,oe,,ns 49,. ,,...,, ~.
.t,, "', I'VE, LIS. '"te p'''ns u"
1881
FOR nENT-Two furnished rooms In new
hunraln,y IN, urht hn,,s.t,a anlnes. .ts.n,
ing porch and MI modern eonvenienees
with private entrances. $40 south Ninth
street lH
nntnaaus.
~ az IT, a Mvusfh iurhsheu oedfoom'
FOR RENT--Furnshed rooms 2fs South
Walter Phone 202
i-,7T, :, = SJ7s - - 1-,-1 - -
- feIa9'' '.-- "a I-asl ,ehlIal -
housekeeping sos south Walter
fT111 + ~ TS--,-, ---,-I,,-- -,,-
HHnnt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

= 49, ~~----->S~>~>-~~~-~~-~r~s--
GOOD salesman 20 sell strong staple line
pants on commission basis. Can carry Il
MS side line. Must have experience aud
acquaintance With the trade for Arizona
aud View Mexico. Give age ana references
With application. Union Manufacturing Co..
l,Dna- On
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HELP WANTED.
N'S-~@--~-sN-"-~N~~~o-~~e~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~->
Male.
WANTED -shae sinners. I'll Meal cenilni
avenue
WANTED Bright young man with good
education, with knowledge VI printing
Aalr.ss Boa 81. AlUuquerque. n AZ.
WANTED An experienced card aign writ.
er and stock clsrk Tor progressive ara
rfrF store a man with experience In large
EASTERN stores preferred state experience
anl salary eSreeted. N.Y. caro- Journal
Female.
WANTED-Glrl for general housewofk SEA
West Gold
WANTED Woman for Fencrai houseWoTk
y, East Pacific avonuc.
WANTED Competent waitrcfs Apply Mrs
q woolsey, goi South hili street
WANTED-Girl or woman fnf wofk NJ
Methodst psaeoncss hospital Phone $50.
NANTED--ulr for general housework.
Mrs. 4. u. schwentkcr, 5i5 West Roma
avenue
WANTED~-W Woman for general houseN ofk
Must be competent Mrs George Rosiln2-
ton. Sos North Twelfth street
wANTED--Re Respectable woman 10 care
for family General homework, but no
cooking. address, No. one. care Journal
Acknowledgements girls at drcssmaking
parlors. We do accordion ana side-pleat.
lug. OH widths 2l5 y. seventh Phone i2ii
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TABLE BOARD $3.50 pOr week, Rooms and
sleeping pofehes. sol South Edith
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WANTED-sewing.

rcssmnkins to do at home or
viii 60 out by day satisfaction guaran'
cod Prices reasonable, $50 South Arno
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19

The choicest OF Salt Lakes most
beautiful homes, every known con-
venience. house years old. with
servant quarters, 3 baths each hav-
ing tile floors. The grounds are
picturesque, having a frontage OF 100
feet overlooking the entire city and
lake. The rest of the home is just
as good looking as the front OF some
homes. Besides the 3 baths. there Is
one OF the most up-to-date needle
showers in Salt Lake. This home Is
refined. unique In every detail; In
fact, one OF the prettiest homes In
Salt Lake. and at the price il can be
purchased for at this time is within
the reach OF TIE average business
man. During the coming year the
property, If sold at the real value,
should sell for one-third more.
BRUNEAU- HILL INV. co.
3i3 So. Main. Was 1853.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

Ing Guckenheimer straight rye whisky,
the $3.50 kind. for $500 per gall Old
Charter and Spring Hll bourbon, the
whisky, usually $3.50 for $50; half pint
best bonded whisky. zoe; pint. 55c; short
quart best whisky, zoe: wine, sl,0o gal.
and up; best dry gin. $500; any l2tc
$3.50 net. Social Bar. 5O2 So. State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19

GENUINE BARGAINS.
No, Lot 40Xl20 TO alley, End ave, near
o, all assessments paid. highest OF
fer takes 1t; worth $500.
No. splendid 2-story strictly modern
S-room residence; close in; east
side; owner must sacritice-S5o0O,
$500 cash, balance just rent
No, 3-New brick store and i-room mod
ern cottage. fine location for live
grocer-$3200: $500 cash, balance
rent. VIII take lot in trade.
No. i-Will take auto as first payment on
this 5-room brick, with lot o0X100,
near md West and 4th North, bal
easy payments.
No. 5--Hot water heated, coZy 5-room
modern brick bungalow. faces south
on a 40x11Si lot, with street at
both ends; has full front porch
built-in buffet; fireplace; book
cases, buffet kitchen; > good sized
bedrooms. with closets, gas, gas
range, cemented basement; good
plumbing and electric fixtures,
walks and lawn in: it's really bar
gain for $4,000; $500 cash, $25 per
month.
No. 6-i-room cottage; lot 5Oxl5O. near
car line; $3.50. SI5 cash. balance
rent money.
No. 7-Splendid trackage. 1910: $1,000;
viii build factory or warehouse.
Insurance of all kinds Fidelity bonds.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO.
3i0-3i2 Main St Cor. p. o. Place.
Was. 20S0 Was. 203l.
m1S95
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
~ WISE MANS MOTTO

~ WISE MANS MOTTO"
Buy when everyone wants to
ls your opportunity.
1-room bungalow for S3l5C. $3.50
cash. Located on the east bench.
There are rooms and bath on first
floor. bedrooms and sleeping porch
on second floor. The interior OF this
bungalow H. very pretty ks YOU
enter the dining room you Will face
n massive fireplace built OF fire brick.
with seats on tic side. also book
cases. At the right you enter tho
dining room through a coionnade
opening. The dining room is dainuly
decorated as Is every other room
The heating plant Is perfect. The
floors IN living rooms and dining
room are quarter-sawed oak.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19

Here Is the country home you have
been looking for acres on 9Th
East and runs to 11th East. between
18th and 14th South, with good house
Only S5000 with water rights. one in
Mill Creek. one in Big Cottonwood
and a big spring over the place. There
Is good orchard for family use
This Is one of the choicest places in
the southeast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19

New s-room mod house quarter
block from paved street with two
baths complete. bedrooms. one on
first floor. The iIouse is very prot
tily arranged and up 10 date In every
way. Lot 5ox25O. facing on two
streets. You can sell The rear lot for
$500 and YOU can buy tho property
for S3e75. on terms. The property
will carry loan of $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19

s5j0-l0 rooms Of fine furniture. To-
Gated on Brigham St; every room now
occupied by professional and business
men: also two rooms In basement. can
be used for light housekeeping; piano In
Guided for extra $50. $500 cash. bal. easy
pa ymcnts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19

To the man who wants To I've I'm
the country. we have the place you
want on 9Th East. only $4,000. 4
new S-room, modern brick home. one
acre OF the choicest land In the val
ley. young orchar rd. good outbuild-
ings. Tho house IS built OF light
brick. The house alone Is wortl the
price. This IS the place for a family
You can raise all your vegetables and
chickens. and your taxes are not one
half as much as in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19

s315G-S150 cash-will give you
possession OF very pretty. 2-story.
modern home. with 8 bedrooms. The
house is In very good condition. All
rooms newly papered. The bedrooms
are white enameled finish. There Is
a heating plant which gives perfect
satisfaction. This home Is near the
Capitol grounds and only blocks
from the Hotel Utah.