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Show A TRIBUNE TRAVELOGS City Creek Forms , i Lakes Most Precious Asset it) IS &V a N n V j ' Os, A Vy C i? A,.. t 4, v V- Yv my state. No pleasanter automobile can be 'had anywhere In the hour spin required to reach tne limestone cave and its sparkling spring at the bridge seven miles from Eagle Oats. And the leisurely hiker requires but another two hours to reach the saddle through which the trail dips into the head of Hardscrabble canyon. Let those talk who will of the great aoenio and culling lands of the state at tha end of an expensive journey, but they who bava not become intimate with our own city creek are not ready to go far afield; and those who cannot reach the vacation lands toward the ends of the state need not lament until they have sought and found the treasures at the gate. Eagle Gate, to be exact, for ettyehistorical structure Is on' the lip of this this cornucopia of pleasant places. f - from the north, 'a short way above Pleasant valley. The story is that Barnabas of Mlea Maude Adams, grandfather Adams, the actress, butlt a cabin in this and bis It made headquarters while gulch he and s large number of men under hie out timber for the old the charge got original tabernacle, the Salt Lake theresidence and ater, Brigham Youngs other buildings near The tlmeetone cave or spring hols the roadway at the bridge was at one time decorated with stalagmites and stalactites, but these have gone the way of other unprotected but presumably desirable souvenirs Into the hands of roaming visitors. Ths face of ths opening Is also somewhat blackened and marred by campfire smoke, for it it a weird and Interesting place In which to camp. Over the elopes to ths south, which rise high and rugged ts ths ridge which has bean marked on the maps as M,iM feet above ths sea, are the fields of stumps to mark the place where the logs and wood grew that want down the canyon and through the mills. The high stumps, many of them elx feet above the soil, and most of thsm mors than three feet high, indicate ths depth of ths snow when the cutting was done. The ridge to the north, of somewhat climb, and is greater height, ia a rugged some of whom of interest to prospectors, have burrowed a mine Into Its rocky ribs, and named it Burro mine. Three little lakes come to life In the early spring, , as the snow recedes, but they soon dry up and disappear in ths quaking sspen flats far above the limestone hole. Over these flats the pioneers obtained the white, lightweight wood from which the older furniture makers built the chairs and beds and other household furniture. Lass than two miles east of Burro or Black mountain as many call seen from the city, and which forms the junction of the Davis, Halt Istke and Summit countv lines, rises Grand View peak. Its inviting summit is easily reached by wsy-o- f the Hardscrabble-City Creek saddle, and from It the observer may see far and wide. This mountain has a great soar on its face, but Its head weare a crown of cloud at times. Prom Its crest ths Orest Salt Lake valley and lake, ths Wasatch mountain's and ths We her riven are epread out in interesting design. ALTER ? 7 fv' ITT CREEK and H . twolve-m- il canyon, aa a municipal park and one of Salt watershed. - forma Lakea most precloua aaaeta. With the least expense for development and maintenance. It yields to nature loving gait Lakers some of the most desirable outing privileges obtainable In the ? J .CECIL A A ? . 2 By T" Salt 5 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNEr12, 1921. I i,'A $ ' ' V t f I t' ; - J:!: fV First American Irrigation. S In the beginning, which was'" the day ftha pioneers reached the Salt Hake valley and camped upon the banks of the stream, the creek and the canyon were of especial Importance, -- for its forests furnished their only fuel, and Its waters were led outward to slake the thirst of lhelr precious crops.- - Its waters thus gave birth to American Irrigation, In grain fields now grown high with city blocka The settling population spread outward ; .from the encampment on the banks of the creek as fast and as far as the water from the stream could be coaxed in the irrigation streams, and there they, settled and raised their homes. Mean- while the Industries grew up along the stream Itself, within the arms of the sheltering canyon, where the great water-wheecould be turned by the failing .v Kimball's flouring Llll, propelled by a huge overshot wheel, which In turn was fed by a stream in a flume curving about .the hillside, stood In those days, and still I stands In many older memories. In the 'ball park at the Lafayette school; and its water spilling wheel rolled over to the southward at the west side of State street, or State road, as It was 'then called. Almost against the mill was the Iron foundry and grinding blacksmith shop, wherein the Iron ores dug from the hill were smelted and combined with the scraps of discarded iron gathered from "far and wide, and used to mold the bigger wheels and Iron parts for the machinery and make metal repairs and parts needed in 'this Isolated and city. At tha junction of Third avenus and road, as ths city plat now stands, there sross prophecy In stone t known as thsanother cocoonery or silk factor), where the mulberry leaves were fed to the worms that spun the cocoons that provided ths threads that were wound on ths spools and threaded the shuttles that , wove the cloth that milady of ths was married In. Ths same wooden turbine that propelled ths machinery also turned the wheels and ran the saw tn a f lumber mill hard by; and from this mill, whose dust was carried away on the ' bosom of the stream, came much of tha , ' , Aft Hr .. - 4 0J' - s 7" M; ' (: l ' vi. y4't y & . Below, dense follsgs lit STRAWBERRIES Remember the Da Crate of 15 Generous, Fully Proportioned Cups natural healthy i Do you know and realize that EGO SYSTEM BUILDER la mads from selected Roots, Barksand Berries, gathered In this and foreign countries? Its ingredients are entirely composed of vegetation. A' These vegstabls food and nourishing values sre unequaled, n giving to ths weak and system a strong and robust constitution. It fills you with pep and new life. Go today go now and secure a bottle of ihls wonderful System Builder. It will help you to help yourself on the light road to health, happiness and prosperity. ' run-dow- by everywhere. Z. C. M. I., Owl, Rex Price, 1,00. 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Haywood Nelms. ..100 10.00 NT-3- 0 Mrs. Myra A, Peterson. 100 10 Oo 16 18 80 (719 Rose Plater 0 Roes Plater I;U" (0 Harry Proohaaka ....100 lOft'O 2045 Myrtle Pyle .....5(H) (Coo (009 Max Reese ...,,.,.,,,,..100 100 0 Max Reese 418 Frederick Renken ........250 9 Frederick Renken ..,.100 119 Irving W. Rice 25 Julius Kosenfield ....100 9 Smith' A fiartorlus, 7 Loewi 8 100 David Schwart David Bcliwarta .....100 100 David Schwarts 4 David Schwarts .....100 3620 W. A. Scudder. 100 BL-89- PALMOLIVE Fairy Soap can wtglan 10.00 NY-17- CRYSTAL WHITE can NY-16- 6718 4711 8L-89- 12 for 87c 12 for 98c 12 for 98c BAR Sc .' lO.On. NT-17- 36 SOAP Dozen 2.10 19.60 8L-8- nt CREME OIL Ban K90 L-- Order yours tomorrow. Pork and It Jons A Baker. .......100 Jons A Baker.. ..,,,100 Julius Joseph, Jr.,,- - ,,,, 1 Jr. 0 PL-89- In comparison with many of tho higher, prlood brands, PRESTON HIGH PATENT FLOUR stands hs spotlight of rigid comparison. A bread flour unexcelled at tha popular prlca. Once tried, always . 10.1MJ 0-8- NT-96- .0 10.00 10.90 t.t 48 lb. Bag 3 12 t.0 20 BLO-72- FLOUR used. NT-14- 6.40 10.90 NY-26- Another Car of the Famous High-Pate- RLO-11- NY-2- READY TOMORROW AND WEEK 40e can Rubl doux Sardines. 8L-42- 9Y 416 NY-16- SLO-76- f can 4 Blue Kara .... 416 27c Na. 2t can 44C Rod Karo 2So. No. 9. 90c No. 10 can QOm Blue Kara .... 606 ......... NT-150NT-15- NY-15- NT-154- 626 L Martin 8imon 6713 Morton Solomon NY-17- D. Sprit 1 A fiona 0 A Co. 8L-74- 6 Co 8Xi-7- Co. SL-7- Co. frVi 25 Stanley Sprits ...... (46 Ed. M Stern NYO-60- 9 Charles A. Stoneham 8 8LO-33- Charles A. Stoneham A Charles A. Stoneham A Charles A. Stoneham A 100 50 100 1 iit f ,00 &') 1L00 t BsO 9 100 lj)0 2. 100 IT 00 9 , .106 1J19 .16 tjno Stuppan R. Sunderland, .100 14w'0 Bymona ,.,.100 ltfjw .100 fo-n- O Symons.. NTO-62- 0 DELINQUENT NOTICE. Otto 9 Paul Silver King Consolidated Mining com6 R. M. 5 ...... pany of Utah. Principal place of busiR. M. 610 Newhouse building. Balt Lake 6 ness, R. M. Symons. ..100 l3'i 100 lht0 7 City, Utah. . R. M. Symons Notice ia hereby given that thara are NY 758 R. M. Symons 100 lilCH) the A 706 upon Van Antwerp, Bishop delinquent following described 100 Jiroo stock on account of assessment No 10 , Fisa of ten (10) cents per share, levied on 16 Q. A. Vehr .....100 lr.0 the 6th dav of April, 1921, the ..200 :ir'l 4034 G. A. Vehr amounts sat opposite the names aeveral 59 $.00 of the 5777 G. A. Vehr 109 16700 A. respective stockholders, as follows: Vehr 67780. 00 Name. Cert. No. $9 4 G. A. Vehr Shra Amt. 04 P. Armstrong A 19 7265 Kathryn A. Wade Co 59 NYO-40- 4 A. Wads... 6 Kathryn 6j H. P. Armstrong A NYO-47- 6 A. Wade... 1' t5' Kathryn Co. . 50 loo mao NYO-46- 7 Msrie J. Wade. H. P. Armstrong A .1090 10 ,'00 2877 John Watson Co 09 50 io 10.00 2880 John Watson H. p.f Armstrong A 100 100 4104 Sarah Watson Co. . 100 10,00 NYO-22- 9 Mrs Olga Wsxler. ... 166 10 t H. P. Armstrong A 1 6714 Myra Wilmoth Co. '. 1 100 10.00 6715 Myra Wilmoth 9 10 Oscar E. Balltn ..100 10.00 109 0 Fred R. Woolley l(fcO0 9 100 10.00 Francis I. Bayer R. Woolley. .... .100 NYO-2- 9 H. Bayer 60 5.00 23 OscarFred S.09 Wormser 60. 11 Edward H. Belger 60.00 ,...600 5 H. O. Wright...., 10 1.04 6262 Jerome M. Bljur 100 10 09 S"0 W. Wrixon. ....... 60 7186 Freda 6437 Ernest Booth ....100 10.00 6718 Dora P. Wulfman ...166 li '60 184 Nellie H. Brown.. 10 1.00 40 fr'0 P. 1 Dora Wulfman.... 6 James C. Bruce... .... .100 10.00 206 Michael Wynn 80 U 6 .Tarns C. Bruce.' 100 10.09 And In accordance with law and an 7 100 10.00 James C. Bruce of the heard of directors made .on 8 Jamea C. Bruce...... .100 10.00 9 100 10.00 the 6th day of April, 1921. so many shes James C. Bruce 1 100 10.00 of each parcel of euch stock as msjJJ' James C. Bruce sold at the comparf'1 2 James C. Bruce. ...... 100 10.00 necessary will beNewhouse 4198 John Be building, wit 60 6.00 office, room 610, 3 00 clock p. m .ton at Cltv. 4541 John Bye Utah, lake ....100 10.00 SI. 60 6.00 Wednesday, the Ith day of June. 192119 John Bsa 6387 John Bye 60 6. 00 pay the delinquent assessment therapn, 4197 Hannah Bye 60 6.00 together with the cost of advertising And a 9 .100 10.00 expense of sale. Wm. H. Child G. W. BROWNING. Secretary 6 Wm. H. Child 10.00 ..100 Salt 610 Newhouse building, Office: 8 W. K. Clare A Son. ...100 10.00 6308 .60 Lake City, Utah. Walter M. Critchlow 4 .100 10 Oo J. H. Denting. W. H. Dillon 10.00 Ths sals above mentioned of delinquent; ,...100 1328 Julia V. Elder 100 10.00 stock hes been postponed and wlllSbe 1330 Julia V. Elder 100 10.00 held at (10 Newhouse building, Salt Lgke 1 Julia V. Elder.... .....100 10.00 City, Utah, at 8 00 o'clock p. m. on Jans 2778 M, R. Evans...., 0 20.00 13th, 1921. by order of the board of di774 M. R. Evans I j. ...... .208 20.00 rectors of June 7th, 1821. NYO-21- 6 Felor. Bullard A G. W, BROWNING. Secretary. 6 .69 Dffica: 610 Newhouse building, Salt Smyth , 4683 James W. Field..., 10 1.00 Lake City, Utah. d!33J NT-144- NY-75- NY-75- ...... NT-76NT-75- -- We Duplicate ny broken lena In' 30 minutes or less, at reduced price. Our Reg. Flat Spherical ..1.50 2 60 Flat Compound 2.60 Torlo Spherical Torle Compound ..... 3.60 Any Prloo .76 1.75 1.75 2.75 Scbubicb Optical Co. 10 80. Main 276 So. Main on-th- e . Quart Mason Jars 36c Dozsn Ma- 34c Lb.. ... WS jM.rB l.0 Swifts Premium Pint A4 Dozen Left-Han- THE EGO REMEDY CO.; 7i FRUIT JARS Potatoes te making you to In need Ti 15 Jamea W. Field 7300 Miss Sarah E. Fleming... 50 4106 Mrs. M. A. Flygaro. ......100 NTO-86- 6 Bernard Frank ..... 75 Oi J00 Charles E- Frank. 7074 Leopold Frank ...........100 076 Leopold Frank ..,...,..104 .1(H) 7076 Leopold NTO-M- 3 Samuel Gardner .... 10 60 609 Josle W Gottletb 60 (535 Mayer J. Greenberg NYO-68- 3 J. Mayor Ureenberg.. S3 6717 Talltha P. Grbsaman... ..166 8LO-4- 7 4 Tall tha P. Grossman. 66 Co. ,,.,.100 71(7 Hayden, Stone Co .100 T166 Hayden, 8tone Emma R Hay ward., 200 8 Hoban 431 Taros ,....200 416 Charles H. Hohnhorst...,.100 ..200 17 Leon Honlgsbrr 4 Leon Honlgsbergor .. 8 Laon N: Hurwtts. .. 100 7098 Walter C- - Johnston, Jr.. 15 Walter C.s Johnston, NY BLO-36- LG-8- path-lace- pior sale d, EAT NEW far-seei- Is the hot weather sapping your strength knd vitality, tou feel sluggish and laxy? making it necessary for orce ytfur natural ambitions? If so, your system Is of a nourishing tonic. Just as a plant is In need of Its food values tn order to obtain a good growth and condition. offt-r-ln- plump, larfge and saturated with rich, exquleite Julolnaa with atheyro Tho UNITED ha prepared to tupply patron QLORIOU&flavor. aplenty and TUESDAY la tha day, LEAVE YOU ORDERS TOMORROW. Our big apeady fleet of ten auto truck wit leave the etara at 7:30 a. m. Tuesday an a special strawberry delivery enabling you to hav tham before ten. Tha following special pries will prevail; Well-fille- Claaaea. Public Invited. Voluntary Consultation by appointment... Monday HousewifeTuesday It Strawberry Day Wht Utahs Own Famous Crap wilt b at tha peak of ooodneaa and price at Idweet tldaThe moment to do your canning and proaarvinB.iMltlOHT NOW, tree-stripp- IS THE TIME - And Order TUESDAY j Mr. laced with The 'wilderness of follaf trails that lead into the labyrinths of the sheltered placea from canyon bottom to the crests of the ridgea Not only does this foliage provide shade for tramping snd hiking folk, and homes for birds and smaller game, but It forms the from the principal deterrent to the run-omelting snows snd the thunder showers summer. of spring and Every grass blade, and evarv branch and tree trunk forces the tunning water downward Into ths soil, where It must find its way by alow percolation Into a the running streams. Being thus held back, violent Aoods are averted and the water la avaliabia longer and later for the summer foliage, to prolong the can- lumber'in the city's first buildings. And yon beauty and comfort. Dark and the traveler into ths upper canyon however, been smoking holse have. can see the stumps from whenoa today these burned in this beautiful blanket here to were , felled. and there from time time, gravely logs the whole covering for the threatening , canyon walls. Parking System Begun. . A has been spoken that a milToday a dainty handkerchief park me. lion prophecy onto bark trees theaa forest shall go mormlimi these pioneer structure end slope, and within the past marks the entrance into the winding few years more than eight thousand ways of the present-da- y park up the canhave gone in aa tiny sprigs at the hands yon. Appealingly does this pretty park of a provident and citv, but plead for more room and mors attentthe specter of fear with the there ion. and, standing as a prophecy at tha comingrises of autumn that someone every d door of ths future, this park careless with fire may stand at the point bespeaks an entrance that will be a crown of and carry away ths treason the head of this, ths citys best park. uredestitution that a half century of care has built. President 'Brigham Youngs grist mill, creek is the sideboard where Salt subsequently run by the Sudburys, arose City keeps much of Its cool, on sturdy stone .walls a few' hundred Lake citysummer drinks but the storage yards further up the stream, and for shelves may be ripped out and the many years an autumn stream of golden destroyed quite ae easily as a manvaults may gralu flowed Into its bins, to flow out Alp a match or a clgaret. Dour to feed a city. later as But a fire came and the mill fell before Keeping: the Waters Pure. he flames, and the stream for a mile Beeping down deep through Nature's below was choked with the softening City creek water becomes an amkernels of precious grains. Today, the Alter, brosial drink; not even the heat of the foundation walls of this pioneer structure sun can hasten Its pollution. The windform a pretty playground, and with its ing paths and lovers' lsnes only touch rustic seats makes a picnic place does in. ths stream where It must be crossed, and there only by bridges, for the stream Owned by Brigham Young. must be kept pure. The pheasant and City creek and its adjacent lands were grouse may stand on the edge and drink, under the direct control or ownership and a tired tourist may do the same, but of President Brigham Young, and a huge neither may bathe any part of their contaminate ths portcullis of wood formed the gateway bodies, nor otherwise for ths sake of to these private lands. This gats, not purity of the stream, who below. drink thoso far from the present historic Eagle Gate, instance A of ths most remarkable was kept closed, and with high stone walls ss arms reaching outward toward value of the forest snd foliage occurred the hills no access was had to the canyon on Pioneer day, 1916, when a heavy thunder shower fell alike, according to the by teams or workmen without permisweather records, at several places In City sion. nd and Its barren, overgrazed creek Koadwsys had to be maintained, and the the gathering of wood and logs had to treeless neighbor. Dry canyon, to more be supervised, hence a toll was charged, south. This downpour destroyed than ten head of cattle and horsea and to be paid In cash or wood, as ths workmen desired. Thus great ricks of wood a vast deal of property 1. Dry canyon, grew up within the gate, along the atone elogging the canyon bed with debris and much of It far out Into the city's walls, and the log yards about the mill carrying edge on the roily waters. The rain gauge grew each winter to large extent. the Intake station showed at HlghXlno An enterprise of extraordinary promise waa a heavy one in City was the building of a large dam near the that thebutshower was so readily the creek, downpour d mouth of North fork, or fork, effectually absorbed by the slopes about six and one-ha- lf miles from Eagle and storm was not of the that ths presence Gate. Here a massive waterwheel waa noted In ths twice-dail- y stream height installed and extsnslvs plans were made st that place, and the crystal for a greet industrial structure that readings of waters ht tha the gmuga was would house a number of tndustrlea but clarity it wee never finished, for flood waters unaffected. In the perspective of hop, Standing carried away the dam and wheel, and the lovers of already nearing fruition, with them tha hopes of the builders. H lift Us beautiful see can City creek mass humbled of shacks a long head, by The First Coal and Lime. and shambles, to a proud attitude of Posted near to some parks will grow this great dam, Very few rightful heritage. eigne of which are still discernible, the over Its pretty cheeks, shady grovea will cool Its noonday breath, and a suitable original lima kilne in Utah are still thrown across standing. Lime rock appears in the roadway necklace will be ledges not far away on the south side Its throat, bespangled In Its most conof the canyon, and it was mined and spicuous and advantageous place with a conveyed to the tops of the kilns, which viaduct of usefulness and beauty. Thus are still fairly well preserved. The coal will ths friends of the city clasp hands with posterity snd pass on to them a refor this enterprise, end for the at ths mouth of ths canvon, stored City creek and and other fuel uses, was obtained from that Nature gave us. Coal hollow, a mil and below the kilns, or about five miles from Eagle Gate. An excellent highway, on a perfect Club grade, was built in those days, under orders from President Young. This road was rather crooked, but Its grads was At the weekly meeting of the Advertising light and gradual, like a railway grade. club of Salt Lake City, which will be held It has been estimated that in the Newhouse hotel at 12'ls o'clock or more of ths present railway from Monday, Strinxham Btevens will speak North fork to ths Hardscrabble divide is subject, "What the Associated Adveron the dugway surveyed end conetructed tising Clubs of ths World Stand Fur. , bv President Young's men. Snowsllde. In addition to Mr, Stevens's address, and an however, little usage as a road, thers will be open dlecueslon on the have wrought great deterioration to the proposed ordinance relating to truthful worka of the pioneers on the road. advertising, which Is being prepared by A dairy farmer with a sort of perthe Advertising club to be presented to sonal prophecy settled long ago In Pleas- the city commleeloners.-y- ant valley, above tbs narrows or natural bridge, near ths first reservoir; but VACATION even In that early day the sanitarians sought to keep the creek water pure, Pacific for it not only rave life to' their crops, hut to themselves as well. Hence, the UNION PACLFIO SYSTEM farmer drove his herds ovsr the hills, to retim, with others, only In the day- Low summer ratgs to Portland and retime from the Bountiful pastures to tha turn . .... .149.60 north. Finally, lens than twenty years To Seattle snd return 66.60 ns or animal unhaltered ago, hameaaod. (Flue war tax) was allowed to ties or enter the canyon Tickets on sals dally return limit Ocpreserves, though the region was open tober Ft alike to alt to enjoy. Consolidated Ticket Office. V Hotel Utah. .Rarnrv's hollow discharges a email stream most of ths season into City ereek (Adt ertlsement.) 51.39 Luscious Utah ff Stretch of shady roadway In City Creak canyon. frothing waterfall, City creek. UNITY LECTURER OF KANSAS CITY, MO. alva (actor., and elaxaaa at UNITY HALL, 139 BO. 2ND EAST an following datoai ' n Sunday, June 12, t p. m. Secret of Self Healing." m. S p. Monday, June 16, Cause of Conditions." 16, 2 p. m Wedne.d.y, Juno Furpoae of the V"lu." iv Friday, June 17, "Overcoming Death." 8 m. 19, June p. Sunday, Road to Succeas." "The Tueeday, June 14, 2:30 p. m. Claeaes. Thursday, Juno 16, 2:30 p. m. WIM Special Feature! UNITED far-Au- I ra 12 or -- Great Vegetation Prevents Floods. H 3 Cans 35c Free Delivery - I Sego Milk JS 10 PINT, 35o QUART, 68(5 and slopes have been forbidden to erasing for mapv years, and these surfaces have become a tangled wilderness of weeda berry bushes, grass, flowers, thorns, oaks, quakinr aspens, end great fields of pines and spruce. Fit homes for blrda but neither fish nor Ashing are allowed In the stream, for the region is being preserved as a watershed and park rather than a sporting place. i -- . Fancy, Green Variety 3 Bakery I and Delicatessen 600 SUGAR ' Large, am-to- re T . The - 'Si'-- IpiiotiE WAS. OLIVES this head trickle tha streams and filaments that form the City creek we know today. The stream itself, burled nearly all of Its length In a blanket et shade. Is a liquid chain of caressing curves, purling pools, and frothing waterfalls. When the fingers of the enow begin to looeen. the bosom of the creek swells high, and it bounds forward In great glee. Seldom, however, doe it grow boisterous in these latter days, snd require a guardian to curb its waya This is because its watershed has been allowed to revert back into the hands of Nature, as completely as possible, to preserve the region as a watershed ant? a playground. Its curves and pools have never been touched by man, nor torn- awav by the Goods, hence no matter how turbulent the stream becomes for a few hours in the warm spring days, ths stream folds up on itself and the rushing of Its is retarded. Its basins and dells, and its shoulders i slow-turnin- g, i 824 MAIN ST. Doam ward from water. CCity Creek Ran Mills. Ship To All Points In Utah. kbho,4 Karcda Y 822 The Stream a Liquid Chain. ls - MISS KATE NEVILL, G rk, 'v? it; c? BLO-44- NYO-300-- (I NY-17- .......... NY-17- NY-17- NY-17- NY-26- 1 SL-86- NY-28- SL-85- 1 SL-79- SLO-3K- NY-25- NY-25- er NY-25NT-26- NY-26- NY-81- Will, Buy Mill Creek Farm Land NY-81- 0-3- SL-66PL-67- Will boy from 8 to 12 acres rea-- 0 land unimproved nobly priced, with water right in Mill Greek or Holliday section. Give description and pric, ADDRESS BOX M 30, TRIBUNE NY-83- ........ SL-61- 5 KL-89- & |
