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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-13
LOGAN.
SUNDAY,
December 10
NEARLY FATAL ACCIDENT
Several Entertainments and Wedding En-
liven the Temple City

Several Entertainments and Wedding En-
liven the Temple City
DR.. Parkinson sold to CIV. Lufkin third
interest in the Palace drug store for 81, 900.
Jones' liquor stock is being sold at suc-
ton.
Mayor Haines sold to L. w. Ritter lots 6,
Z, s, 9 and 10 of block Z, College view addi-
tiop.
The weather continues cold.
Clerk Fullmer has busy day.
The party given for the benefit of Thos.
Morrel was held last night at the Palace.
Our fellow townsmen and lawyer Geo.
l. Rich, was united last week in the holy
bonds of wedlock TO Miss Lettie Hancey,
of Logan. The reception was attended by
large number of friends. The HERALD
unites with large host of friends in wish
ing them happy journey on ifes stormy
sea.
The dance IN the Second ward last even
ing was largely attended.
The debate at the b. Y. college to-day
was very interesting.
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Death of Henry Burial.

Henry Burrell died at his home in this
city yesterday morning of Inflammation of
the bowels. Several days ago he WAS
taken down sick in Pocatello and Friday
he was brought to Ogden to his home His
disease had taken such hold of his system
that medical aid was without effect. He
was well known by the commercial trav-
elers and was well liked by all who knew
him. He was employed by Kiesel 81 Co.,
of this city. He was member of Ogden
lodge No. z. The parents of the deceased
live in Denver and arrangements for the
funeral were made last evening as no re-
spouse was received from them. MIR. Bur
rell leaves about $4,000 life insurance to
his relatives.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT LEHI.

A Chisei Cuts Through Mans Arm In tho
sugar Factory-0ther Things
A very serious accident occurred at the
Utah sugar factory early Friday morning.
S. II. Southwick, an employee of the COM
pany, was working at q machine called the
centrifugal, which consists of very rapidly
revolving cylinder of perforated metal that
throws out the syrup from the crystalized
sugar. He was trying to chip off the grains
of sugar, when by some means the chisel,
an ugly steel bar apout ~ inches in diam
eter and 10 inches long, was driven into mis-
forearm, near the middle, and came out at
the elbow, tearing an awful big hole
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Sugar is the staple Of reciprocity in our
social as we'll as our national affairs. When
girl permits her best fellow to escort her
she expects that con feotonery will be free.
-Binghamton Republican.
Yabsley-You won't find me marrying
one of these women that knows it all.
Wickwire-No; l should think you'd stand
better chance with stranger.-Indianap-
oils Journal.
Intellectual Young Lady-Do you believe,
Mr. Thayer, that life ia what we make It'll
Mr. Thayer (absorbed in his game)-I
make it hearts. Intellectual Young Lady
(recalling her senses)-Then you'll have to
play it alOne.-LOt1ell Citizen.
Nothing SO exasperates woman who has
been shading her eyes from the gaslght
with her hand all the evening SO much as to
find that after ell she had left her best dia-
mond ring On the wasbstand.-Toipn Topics.
She-How hot it was in there! And
hate dreadfully to be squeezed in crowd
He (moving closer) THAT is very natural,
Miss F'lossie but--er-there is no crowd
here, you Knoxville.
The Adorer-Sir, want to marry your
daughter. The Father-Whatl Marry
that dear, little, inexperienced. innocent
angel. Sir, you surprise me. The Adorer
Come off!-LVe.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRS-ESTATE OF
~ Orland, D. Hovey. deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned. Henry P.
Hovey. administrator OF the estate OF Orlando
d. HOvey. deceased, 10 the cred. tors Of and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice to the said administrator
at the Office OF Bar ow Ferguson. Rooms 1888 and
"a Constitution building in salt Lake City,
In the county Of Salt Lake
HENRY P. HOVEY
Administrator to the estate of Orlando d.
Hovey, deceased.
BARLOW FERGUSON,
Attorney for Estate.
Dated Dec. Z, 1891.
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Brought TO the Point.

Annabel-How queer! Here's story
about man who made fortune out of
an attachment tor a sewing machine.
Arthur (softly)-That's nothing. I've
formed an attachment for the sweetest lit
tie sewing machine in the world, and would
consider my fortune made If she'd have
me.-PtttSblrg Bulletin.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

TN TIE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
j court Of tie territory of Utah, county o.
salt Lake. In the matte OF the application OF
The Herald company 10 dissolve ana disirc COR
porate. Notice Is herr by given that The Herald
company, corporation formed under he laws
OF the territory OF Utah, has presented to the
Third Judicial district court of the territory OF
Utah. petition praying to be allowed to dlsin-
corporate and dissolve; and that Monday the
2Ist day OF December, 1891, at 10 m, or as
soon thereafter rs counsel can be heard. has
been appointed as the time. and the court room
of said district court as the place, at which said
application is to be heard.
In witness whereof 1 have hereuuto set nv
hand and sf1xed the seal Of the Third district
court aforesaid this nth day OF November, 1891.
HENRY G. MCMILLAN
Clerk
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The death of the Duke of Devonshire
will, by moving tie Marquis of Harrington
into the house OF lords, be serious loss to
the debating and administrative work of
the Unionist forces, and bring Mr.. Cham.
berlain forward as the leader Of the party
within party. Henry MAIDEN, J. P, of
Bacup, will probably be brought forward
as the Liberal contestant for the Lanca-
shire seat to be vacated by the marquis.
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Archbishop Kenrick nsed to like to spend
few days at Narragansett Pier or Block
Island when he cana east on his holidays,
and was one of the noted guests who was
always ont on the verandah or lawn long
before the early bird had gathered the
worms, or the other guests had crept out
of their night caps.
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The Commercial suspended publication
tonight, the doors being closed and the
employees discharged. The paper lately
passed into the hands of Mr.. johnson I'M
der contract, dispute regarding the old
indebtedness arose, and not being able to
reach an agreement Mr.. Johnson rescinded
his contract and the office was closed to-
night
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NOTICE TO CREDIT0RS-ESTATE OF
IN Thomas Davis, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned Thomas
DAVIS administrator OF the estate Of Thomas
Davis. ST.. deceased. to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the first pub
Icat on OF TINS notice, to the said Thomas
Davis, at 754 West North Temple street. Salt
Lake City. in the county of Salt Lake
Dated December ., 1881.
THOMAS DAVIS.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Thomas Davis
ST., Deceased.
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EUREKA AND SILVER CITY
Election of Mining Recorder-Inyestmen ts and
Prospects

Election of Mining Recorder-Inyestment and
Prospects
Eureka is almost deserted to-day. Every
one interested in mining or prospecting
around here has gone to Silver City to at
tend the annual election for mining re-
corder Eureka has tried for several years
to remove the Office from Silver TO this
place, but owing to the fact that it takes
two-third vote of the miners it is an uphill
job. /. H. Gallagher, president Of the
Miners union, is spoken Of as the repre-
sentative OF the north end of the district,
and will poll a heavy vote, but G. H.
Blanchard, the present incumb bent, is a
hard man 10 beat, as he has filed the office
NEST satisfactorily TO all for many years,
and it is doubtful if a better man can be-
selected, although it is to be regretted that
we cannot number him among the citizens
OF Utah's greatest camp.
Mr.. Sheik, of the Diamond Mining com
pany, has let contract Tor another one
hundred feet sinking in the shaft. He was
accompanied on his visit to the mine by
Messrs. L. b. Goshen, of Omaha, W. S.
Earles, l. E, Ogiesby, of Salt Lake, and L.
A. West, OF Idaho. The gentlemen were
well pleaaed with the progress made in de-
velopment work and the tlattering ind ca
tons of soon having paying mine. The
staff will be sunk to the 400 level, when
drifting northerly will be commenced into
the ILL., where great ore bodies are known
10 exist.
Silver City is receiving the attention OF
mining men, owing to the tlatterng strikes
made in mines in the porphyry belt. The
Damlficare Is looking most promising with
two feet OF ore in the shaft that will run
high enough in lead and silver 10 ship
Eureka will have to look to her laurels
when depth Is attained in the south end of
the district where some of the biggest
mines ever openedi in Utah will be found
when men with means TO sink, buy up
groups large enough to justify large out
lays of money. D.
EUREKA, Dec. II, 1891.
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DR.. Elijah Whitney, of New York,
makes the proud boast of having seen
every presiden from Washington to Cleve-
land. Dr. Whitney is ninety three years
old and makes no excuse for not having
seen Harrison.
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TOURIST sLEEPERS TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANlE

The Great Rock Island is now running
through tourist sleeping cars from Ogden
and Salt Lake to Chicago via the Rio
Grande Western, Denver g. Rio Grande
and the great Rock Island route. leaving
Ogoen and Salt Lake every Thursday and
Sunday evenings. Pullman tourist sleepers
through to Chicago without change via
Denver and Kansas City, making direct
connection for all points east. Through
tickets 10 destination and sleeping car &C
Communications can be secured at the depot
or OF Joseph Brinker, ticket agentR. G. w.
railway, Union ticket office.
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Dom Pedro's daughter says she is ready
to return to Brazil as soon as the people
call her. No doub OF it; but she can rest
assured that if she ever is called it will be
on condition that she leaves her husband
in Paris, whore he woa't be quite so much
of a nuisance,
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OGDEN.
SUNDAY,
NINE YEARS FOR DILLON
Marshal GiIl's Good Reputation-Death and
Dementia-COurts and Gieanings.

Marshal ellis Good Reputation-Death and
Dementia-COurts and Gieanings.
IN the First district court yesterday the
following cases were disposed of:
Barbara c. Lewis ct al. VS.. Sabra Will
der for decree to quiet title on report of
findings and conclusions of referee.
George Calasy found guilty of assault;
sentence set for December 10. 1891.
Maroni Skien VS.. Joseph Mooney ct al;
motion for new trial; Smith s. Smith, for
plaintiff, and j. S. Bareman and w. l..
Maeinnis Tor defendants; argued.
w. A. McMillen ct al. VS.. Bear Lake and
River Water-Works company; demurrer 20
complaint oyerruled, by consent; on mo-
ton OF j. n. Kimball aud by consent, or
der referring the case to o. Il. Leonard to
take proofs and prepare findings and con-
illusions.
b. A. McMillen VS.. Burch Greek school
district; on motion and by consent order
dismissing at cost OF plaintiff.
Il. II. Vaughan, for fornication, was SEN
fenced to three months In The penitentiary
and to pay costs of the prosecution taxed
at Sos.
n. c. Mortesen got one year in the peni-
Tertiary and costs, taxed at $3.50, for
adultery.
y.
motion for new trial.
john haul, assault 10 commit rape, will
tarry in the penitentiary two years.
f. A. Dillingham;, once honored, will
serve one year in the penitentiary for en-
bezzlement
IN PROBATE COURT.
In probate court yesterday two or ders
were made.
In matter of the estate and guardianship
OF William Coop ct a., minors, the hearing
on the petition of Elizabeth Andrews for
letters OF guardianship was set for the 10th
inst.
ton, deceased, al order was made appoint
ing S. L. Warner administrator, with
bonds fixed at s., 900.
DILLON SENTENCED.
Yesterday was the date set for the sen
tence of NJ. W. Dillon for the murder of
George Mitchell. He was brought up from
the penitentiary in the forenoon, and
promptly at , o'clock when the court con-
vened Judge Powers app AIRED for the de-
PENDANT aud moved for Few trial, on the
grounds that; First, No evidence had been
produced to sustain the verdict. Second,
That the verdict was merely compromise:
that the court erred in the charge to the
jury in stating the burden of proof must
decide the question of insanity by pre-
ponderance of the evidence; that the YER
dict could not be manslaughter, but in the
second degree or nothing.
Alter argument at some length by the
attorneys the court denied the motion for
q new trial. The prosecution then moved
that judgment be pronounced upon the de-
PENDANT, and at 1885 p. N. Judge Miner
sentenced him to nine years in the peni
tentiary. The sentence was more than
Dillon expected and ne sat down in his
chair pale ana motionless. A good many
believed he would not get over i've years,
but the Judgment only lacks one year of
the limit.
MADE HIS WILL.
Dillon made his will yesterday afternoon
IN which he gives one half of his property
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Who is Miss Florence St. John9 Why
does she cali herself ''Siniun?" Who is
her husband and why does she seek a
divorce from MIN! An answer to these
questions is necessary to an understand
OF how 1t happens that an English Miss"
W ants TO get rid of mistit h sband.
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There is nothing small about George
Vanderbilt in his ideas of house building
His little place. IN North Carolina will
take ten years time to complete it, and a
round million dollars a year will be put
intO the work.
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Special Notices.

Advertisements in this column, l cent pc,
word each day; by the month. S1.00 per line,
except marria go notices. sl.U0; birth notices, so
cents; death announcements free; obituary
comments 10 cents per line. No advertisement
taken for less than l5 CENTS.
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Senator Gibson, of Maryland, is hand
some and manly looking man who is almos
as keen as iu &c OF terrapin as he is of
politics, and is candid enough to admit that
it tastes better.
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TAKE A POLICY

in the old reliable, North America" of
Philadelphia. Assets over $4,000, oOO
H. J. GRANT & Co., Agents.
j. F. GRANT, Manager.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-EsTATE OF
In Samuel Ensign, deceused.-Notice is here.
(by given by the undersigned. Samuel l.. En-.
sign anc Horace ). Ensign, administrators of
the estate OF samuel Ensign, deceased to the
creditors OF and all persons having claims
agains the said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within ten months after
the hrst publication of this notice to the said
administrators at number 737 East Second
South street, in Salt Lake city. in the couutv
of Salt Lake, territory of Utah
SAMUEL L. ENSIGN
HORACE S. ENSIGN
Administrators of the Estate OF Samuel En-.
} sign. Deceased
Dated November 16, 1891
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WOMAN MISCELLANY.
Color Combinations-Invo to the Buds
-Women's Waists.

Color COmbinations-Invoca to the Bud
-Women's Waists.
TO PEARL.
Oh. sweetest Pearl, no other girl
Fer gave me eyes with tear drops moister
tbs hard for me that should be a
My lovely Pear, and your oyster.
TO BLANCHE.
And dearest Blanche, why do you launch
On di IS ipation's stream so wildly?
That creamy white makes you fright
Cosmetics should be used more mildly.
TO ROSE.
Say, blushing Rose do you suppose
Your Gu ting manner much adorns:
maid lie you shvu bring to view
Her petals rather than her thorns.
TO BELLE.
And little Belle. why toll the knell
To lovers hopes, and ring their fears!
You yet may chime the fight of time
Through long, unmarried, horried years.
TO NETTIE.
Oh scheming Net, where did you get
Your plan of fishing in the main!
/ won remind you that you'll ind
Not many men who ale in seine.
N, Y Herald.
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ASsESME NTS.

OFFICE OF THE NORTH POINT CON-
" solidated Irrigation company, % CONNER
cal street, Salt Lake city, Utah. Principal
place of business Salt Lake city. Utah. Notice
Is hereby given that at meeting OF the rec
tors OF the North Point Consolidated Irrigation
company, held on the 10th day Of November.
1881, an assessment of 10 per cent. on one co lar
per share was levied upon tia capital stock of
the company pa able Immediately to J. W.
whitehead, jr.. secretary OF The company, at 99
Commercial street. Salt Like city Utah ANY
STOCK upon which the assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 10th day OF December. A. D., 1891,
Will be delinquent and will be advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment IS
made before, will be sold on the 9th day of
January, S92 TO pay the delinquent assessment
together with the costs OF advertising and ex-
nsnses OF sale. ]. w. WHITEHEAD. JR.
Secretary
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. is, 1921
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MEG HkMicAl ENGINEER.

NM. j. SILVER, MECHANICAL ENGI
w neer, prepares plans for power houses,
mill buildings and machinery. Steam engines
indicated and boilers tested, electric plants in
Dictated and tested. 1i3 West North Temple
street
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AS passing thought, permit US TO re-
mark that in the best society it is not the
custom to open the winter ball season with
an ice pick.
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DIED.

SIMPER.-At Mill Creek December LIST, at II 30
p NJ, at the re idence of Walter Templeman.
of Brights disease, Reuben Shipper, aged 10
years.
The deceased leaves a wife and eight children
to mourn his loss.
SEAL.-Of consumption. December 12, Alfred,
son of Joseph and Emma Seal. aged 26 years,
three months.
Funeral services will be held Monday. Deem
Der 18th, at II o'clock m. at the Twenty second
ward meeting house. Mr.. Seal leaves a wife,
one child and numerous friends to mourn his
death.
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Total

CONGRESSMAN Hatch, of Missouri, is a
gentleman farmer, famed hunter, good
diner-out, and rafting speaker. He is
just the sort Of man to sit next to at the
dinner table or to speud holiday with in
the country.
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You aan buy albums for g each at the
P. E. Coop. positively worth from "a to 81
esch.
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PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
Fire Insurance company, of PHILADELPHIA
will insure you against fire.
H. ]. GRANT ~ Co., Agents.
j. T. GRANT, Manager.
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II ARL HILL, TEACHER OF PIANO TECH.
N mic and voice. Culture stud and practice
rooms 402-3-45, Constitution block Can from
am. to pm. any day except Wednesdays
and Thursdays. Latest and most progressive
method Foreign and city references.
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WESTERN BILL PUsTING co UNC.i

WESTEHN BILL PUSTING CO. UNC.j
MAIN OFFICE, SALT LAKE THEATRE.
vi Salt Lake. S. w. Anderson, general mar
ager. Branch Offices at Ogden, Park CITY,
Provo and Logan.
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MADE HIS WILL.

Dillon made his will yesterday afternoon
IN which he gives one half of his property
something over 10000, to the children OF
Mitchell
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PARK CITY.
SUNDAY,
IN BRIEF.
De cember Is

The Salt Lake MastOdons Coming-Ore Ship
ments.
Business is quiet, and yet lively enough
to keep the city moving.
The Gibralter is looking good.
Mrs. Joseph A. Young returned from
Salt Lake last evening.
Some of those interested in the May
flower litigation returned from Salt Lake
yesterday, to remain until Monday
The WILDER Dramatic company closed a
three night and matinee en- agement last
evening, presenting 1.-THE Clemenceau
Case"
Well, tomorrow night they come, the
Salt Lake Mastodons. The city is on the
tiptoe of expectancy, and it is pretty safe
to say that they will have good house.
The reserved seat sale opened yesterday at
Williamson's drug store.
The sampling mills shipped yesterday:
Pounds
MAY ore--------- a., %
Anchor concentrateS----- 81, 100
Total -262 40
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THE WONDERFUL fortune TELLER
l. just returned from California Tells pat,
present and future. Call and see her now at No.
% state street. opposite Salt Lake theatre;
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Russell Sage had black Friday of his
own.
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InSI.

l OST-FROM a WEST SIXTH SOUTH, A
IL brown and white water Spaniel. Finder
will be rewarded
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{ ST RAYS,

ESTRAYED-FROM A. J. FETERsoN,s
~ ranch. Summit county. one brown mare
and horse. Horse has three white feet and
stripe in face. Mare has two white feet and
both have reached names ANY information
regarding them will be rewarded by A. j. Peter
son, P. O. box 81, Park CITY
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T AIDES ONLY - ELECTRO MAGNETIC
~ treatment. Invaluable advice to married
ladies. Business strictly confidential; % e.
Fourth South. bet. Stale and Main streets
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EXCHANGE.

I OST-A PUG DOG, ANSWERS TO THE
IL name of Dude Finder will be rewarded by
returning To Cto<o
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PERSONAL.

Ii HOP & co. HAVE DETERMINED TO
Lie close out their entire stock regardless OF
cost. This orers to the public rare chance to
purchase Japanese and Chinese goods; also ali
kinds of tea. 81 S. Main street,
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MONEY TO LOAN.


nj ONEY TO LOAN. SHORT OR LONG TIME
NJ Harris e. Wilson, ~ Commercial block.
S.250,Uoo TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
~ property. F. It. Hiatt, room 4. Commercial
block.
~ AND PER CENT. ON INSIDE I'M
proved property, money ready, no DELAY
John J. Snyder, 50 and Sc, Hooper Block. Tele
phone 557.
IN LONG AND SHORT TIME AND ON
" real estate. Notes bought Waterman
Bros. room Al, Central block.
q PER CENT. MONEY TO LOAN ON IN.
" side property by North American Savings
Loan and Building company Of ST Paul. Mimi.
and Salt Lake city, Utah Ter. For particulars.
inquire OF w, A. Beyers, Room 4 Central block
opposite Cullen hotel
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ATTORNEYS.

u w. WHEELER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
l.. Room H. Central oclS 90 West Second
south street) Salt Lake city, Utah.
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MAURICE NJ. KAIGHN, ATTORNEY-AT-
Ul law, rooms 4 and 6, Tribune building
corner West Temple and Second south.