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FOR RENT.

II bet 18th and 18th II st bet Goth and
SITS, with stable. $500 21st SITS. $500
10th st bet Scott Cir 18th st het and y
with sta) ..416.67 with stablel .... 200
Cor 10th g. Corcoran $500 X st bet 18th 6 10th
Mass ave bet 18th st with stabe). .166. CT
and Dupont Circle. 800 10th, L st .168. 81
NJ bet 14th and 18TH 800 Cor 21st and . sts .135
Conn ave bet NJ and st bet 18th & Goth 120
SITS. POI. 81 DeSales st bet 18th
ay & 18th st .266. 81 st and Conn 125
H st bet 18th and Corcoran st bet 18th
10Th, with stable. $50 st and \ II 100
Conn nv bet & S. $50 10Th ST bet and X. 100
st bet 18th and NJ st bet 22d and 23d 100
10th SITS: .225i 18th st bet and X. 60
Cor Ii and Goth. 200
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
FICE FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL & JOHNSTON,
1a19-eOtf 1903 Pa. ave.
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7 T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST. NV CAR
pet Lining, Fets. Fire PIck and Clay. Asbestos,
Paints, Brushes. Lime, Cement, two and three
ply Roofing Material sci
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FOR RENT
NORTHEAST,

FOX KEN VI
NORTHEAST.
sos 18th st, 7r. ..$22.G 5
s29 % ST, Ar. $50 30
oil I st, 5r. 1000
Sc cor 18th & B, or. 1000
els Brewers ct, Or. $50
Rear 213 LIST st, Ar. 7.30
1l46 Trinidad av, Ar. 100
1922 Norris st. A.. 100
1871, 1909, 1918, 1921
Turner st, 5r. -. $50
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-NORGAN & WRIGHT PNEUMATIC
tire Monarch bicycle sacrifice; nearly
Call and see ii at 453 Pa. ave. ja22-4t'
FOR SALE - HIGH-GRADE SAFETY BICYCLE;
used ouly one week; $50 cash; reason for selling,
leaving city. Apply, bet and pm, 454 K
NV 1ts
FOR SAIE-WIIL SACRIFICE FINE '93 CAP
ital' cost $3.50, for So; cash time, II good
refs; In best condition. ]. b. NJ, HOS e st.
NV. (uIstairsl. Ja22-tf
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING
ANNOTATED

STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Wu-kS-Ca pets cleaned in the best manner.
Mattresses made tu order. o.Uc. 112o Pa. ave.
Works. l1oS and ITO l. nv Telephone S04.
mt2-tf NJ. NEWA!YEi, Manager.
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BOARDING.

FOR RENT-FURNTSHED ROOMS WITH or
without board: suitable for .: without board. $40
per month; with board. SO per month or s. per
week each. SO9 Z st. ~ ia2..Gti
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

a135 Pa ave, Or. mi 25. 80
1851 Pa av, store, w,g-3
Hal 24th, Or, bath. - 80
3O19-21M, stores, W, S22.50
260ih l., Or, eel, mi. 70. 80
1919 Goth, Or, mi. 1850
41s 18th, 7r. mi. 900
l21S 2lst, Or. W. -20.5o
oil 18th Sc, Sr, mi. -20.50
40 18th, store. POS 80
2IOl X. Or and store. 20
2204 /, 7r. IL. IS
22o6 /, Tor. 10. As
lbs Both. Or. 80
COB Ii ne. 6r,w&g.1I.5a
23l0ls /, Sr, W. ...-l7.30
955 10th. Or. mi. 1880
240S Ii, Or. W. 9. 1850
1881 4th, Or. w...I6.o0
1925 L, Or, w-...l5.30
1222-26-2S 25th. Or. is
20O9 d Y ave. 7r.....15
l05 22d, Or, wa..-.14-50
lOO2-4-S Chace ct, 6r.w.1A
2303-11 Va ave. w.l3.0
2i50 7, 5r. Gel. IL
a12 10th. Ar. IL
2&3 Z Alex ct,5r.w.10.50
Stable r'r 21O9 g. ..10.30
4S2 La ave. Office
rooms. SIS, IS. SO
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Hall sc cor 11th and
E SITS NV. $780, 90
St&dwg 100 9th st
st Sd 81 Si2 La av, er7 800. 90
st rm S25 18th NV. $500
St&dwg Dol II st
NV, 7r.
St&dwg sc cor 4th
and L SITS, Or. 20. 90
St&dwg JAG Sd st
NV, Ar. 1000
st rm & sta 200 K
st ne. ............15.W
St&cel 1910 18th Sc. 1880
ion Of the property on my
t office for bulletin issued
II. r. WAGGAMAN.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

CORPORATIONS AND OTHERS HAVE YOUR
BOOKS LOOKED AFTER IN MY ACCOUNTING
i:IREAU. PATRICK Ii. G. BRENNAN,
lO2lam Expert Accountant, 1421 ut. NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT - REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine: per
feet condition guaranteed, with stand: delivered
free In city: month applies purchase OF
when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
d10-tf Cor. Sth and F SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-
1914 X, 17r, mi. .SS5
92S 18th, fur, Tor. rs
243 Del aye,12r, mi. .65. 30
lIOS Pa ave. st&cel. .65
$40 18th. Office rms. so
454 ID, Or. st 4 Gel. Is
l146 Conn ave. st&cel. 80
3045 \, lar. mi. 90
l413 10th, 12r. mi. so. so
906 I'D, Tor, mi. ..58.59I
2325 Pa ave, Tor, mi. A. 80
1G 4th ne, 13r. mi. AS. IS
2325 Pa ave, Tor. mi. 10. SO
1923 Pa ave, Tor, mi. 40. 30
25OS G, Tor, eel, yd, sta 10
2OlS NJ, Tor. mi. =. 300
511 18th, store, w&g. f. .35
213 +, Tor, mi. .. 80. so
Cos 21st. Or, mi. 80. so
2151 L. 7r. mi. 5000
2l47 L, ar, mi. 80. 50
NE cor ID and Pa av
NV. Or, mi. 800. 80. so
$50 10th. Tor, mi. Is. 90
l7O6 Pa ave, fiat. 4r&b. rs
221O&1S HI, 7r. mi. .2T.50I
2147 II. 7r, mi. 20. so
3063 NJ, store&cel. rs. so
$40 3 ne, $r. mi. rs. sol
JAG Both, 7r, mi. .25. So
For full list apply to
WESCOTT e 2
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FOR RENT-AT VERY LOW RENT TO FIRST
class tenant Ouly-a pretty 2-story, Groom, bath
and cellar bay-window brick; heated by furnace;
good location L. STARGARDTER,
Oc24-3m GLIB 18th st. NV.
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( Z good 5r houses Sc,
for white tenants,
reduced to. ST ca
3 Ar bricks on n Y
ave bet 21st and
22d NV, wa, ca. $3.50
GEO. w. LINKINS,
500 10Th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-TO SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS.
two-story brick house; s.w. cor. 18th and ats;
good condition. cellar; parking front and side.
| E. PITTS, SO3 K st. NV. ja243t
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WANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE. ONE OR TWO
unfurnished rooms, with board; between III and
u and 9th and nth SITS. Address immediately,
stating terms and location, PERMANENT. Star
office. l2S-3t'
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FOR SALE-vALUABLE MILL PROPERTY-I OF
fer for sale privately the Mt. Crawford Mer-
chant Mill Property, including five acres of land
with the valuable water power 80 40 horse).
The mill is 4D165 it,, four stories high has three
pairs Of burrs and chopper and Is not liable to
damage by foods. Only one and half miles
from the depot on e. and o. r., and situa6 ed
In one Of the finest wheat sections In the valley
of Virginia. A great bargain is here offered. For
TENS or other Information write to or call the
undersigned. JOHN w. SHERMAN,
Commissioner
Mt Crawford, Va. January r. 1895 ja196t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A GOLD MEDAL: NAPOLEON DESIGN;
owners name side. Reward IL
turned 20 LOUIS BEl ER. Jr., his + st.
h243t'
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Turnnr 81, Or. .
S0J'TIJWFST
SUC I II W FNo I.
915, OF, 019 Md av,

books. For full list call at office for bulletin issue
on the LIST and 18th. T.. e. WAGGAMAN.
ia22- THIS
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Lots TO- H. SO 1872. $500 1O2s Conn ave (rear) SIS
1920 Conn (rear) IS 80 C NV (rear) IL
jail Z. o. HOLTZMAN, 10th and SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. +. SHEA. 632 Pa. AV. NV.
1853 NV, 12r. .$40.0 90 237 l4th sw, Or. 81 90
23l1 l NV. Or. :. .25 SO 3O2 4th sc IT.. sc
403 Sc IT,. % 90 G37 se 7r.......l6.0O
6i5 Md ave sw 81. %. 90 329 NJ sw, 5r. IL 90
DOG 7th ne. Or 10. so 1923 ] av e,5r. 1850
325 13Ia sw Or. 500 1907 18th Sc, 6r 10. 90
1st&Fenton ne SID 1S 90 1I59 Vermont Il, Ar II 90
S15 G sw Or. 20. so 1886 7th ne, Or. 10. 30
81 Mass ave NV 5r 10 80 Rr 615 Md av II. s. 30
i:24-tr
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FOR RENT
1911 G NV, 10r&b, mi $50
1917 G NV, Tor, mi. 80
$40 23d, Or, wa. Is
2317 Champlain ave,
Or, wa. IL
523 23d, Or, wa. .14.3O
JAIL
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per month Also a-story brick. 5000, in Rich
ardson place bet. 4th and New Jersey ave: APP
ply at l1U6 l. st. ja23-3t'
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wASTED-wE GUARANTEE A TENANT FOR
that vacant room. We have more applicants
than we can accommodate. Call and register.
CAPITOL ROOM-RENTING AGENCY, Gil Tth st.
ju1I-I2ts
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INFoI-I.NNI NItfFI 7. A-NIb D I'M, F
St bet. SIN ard 18th. burch OF keys. Reward
II left ut STAG o'hce It,
LOSr-YOUNG ECIL TERRIER; BRTNDLE SPOT
near tail: answers to name of Don. Reward IL
returned TO 1877 18th ST. NV. ia2s2-2t'
LCST-A GOOD SIZED LIGHT FAwN DOG: TAG
10; Rover. Reward IL returned to 10
Pa. ave. .t.,s- ST.
LOST-ON MONDAY EVE. EIrTwEE.N THE NEW
National ThCater and Metropolitan Hotel. four
valuable rings. Finder will be handsomely
waried by returning to this office. it22-3t'
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block l, plat B; part of lot Z and 8,
plat a; part of lot l. block 152, plat y;
an undivided one-fourth of part of
block 152, plat a; an undivided one
fourth of Willow Field, Tooele county;
an undivided one-fifth of Baker Mead
ow, Tooele county. The petition asks
that the property be divided one-third
to petitioner, one-third to the survlv-
ing husband and the balance to the
children in equal shares.
II. z. Henderson, guardian of Fran
els H, Winnifred II. and Ella B. Dyer,
minor heirs of Frank H. Dyer, sub
mitted his account, showing monies
received, S3,240; due on notes, SS,O15.
Joseph G.. Cutler was appointed ad-
ministrator of the es tate of Mary A.
Cutler, with bonds in the sum of
81 200 with H. T. Cutler and F. S.
Fernstrom as sureties. Heber S. Cut
Ter, John H. Felt and Chas B. Felt
were appointed appraisers and order
of publication made.
The final account of Jackson D.
Griffin. administrator of the estate of
Hannah H. Griffin, was filed, showing
a balance on hand of $S45.50 in cash,
Is shares Peoples Coop; 1 share
Women's Coop; 1 share Utah Sugar
company and a promissory note of the
value of 5000. The sole heirs are pc
titioner and one daughter. Hearing
was fixed for July II.
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SOLD AT AUCTION.
COLORADO PARTIES PURCHASE,
THE WEST SIDE RAPID TRANSIT.
Ten Thousand Dollars Paid-Her-
man Bamberger and Harry Jo-
sephs Make Bids-Property VIII
lie Improved at Once and Made
First-CIass Line.

The West Side Rapid Transit line
was sold at public auction yesterday
at the west front door of the joint
building, as exclusively announced
would be the case by this paper Fri
day morning.
This property was sold under a
trust deed made to Sam J. Kenyon
trustee, for A. NJ. Wrench, to secure
the payment of two notes given fol
$4,000 each, with interest thereon al
the rate of two per cent per month.
Promptly at tie time indicated Mr.
Kenyon was on hand. He found in
waiting Harry Josephs and Herman
BambeI ger.
Waiting to bid, gentlemen" he
cheerily asked.
Bet ye1 life responded Bamberger
amy one else coming?"
"Oh, L guess so,'' was the reply.
A few moments later T. a. Davis
of this city, L. l.. Num-, of Telluride
Colorado, and William Storey, OF
Ouray, drove up in a carriage.
After their arrival the notice of the
sale WAS read and Mr.. Kenyon an
nounced that he was ready to receive
bids for any part of the road for the
No reply
Then | will sell the line and prop
erty for the entire amount of the in
debtedness."
Still no reply.
Then 1 will offer the road for sale
for what I can GET
Il will give you $S,OOO," said Bam-
berger.
Ten thousand" chimed Davis.
Bamherger and JosephS consulted
for a lew moments and quit.
The re ad and all the property which
has been described in The Herald was
sold to T. A. Davis, who was acting
in behalf of Num- and Storey.
At the conclusion of the sale Mr..
Davis told a reporter that the men
who have purchased the line will al
once begin the making of improve
ments en- the same and will put it in
first class condition.
This means that new rolling stock
will have to be purchased; that the
line will be improved and a plant for
power put in.
The line extends from the corner OF
Second South AID First West south on
First West to Tenth South and thence
west to Brighton and Garden City.
Outside the city the owners were COM
PEELED to use dummy. the franchise
preventing them from bringing steam
power into the city,
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JOSEPH DAVIS WILL.
ADMITTED TO PROBATE YESTER.
DAY MORNING-ORDERS MADE.
Estate of Maggie Jennings Ready to
Be ClOsed-Other Matters OF In
terest in Probate Court Yester-
day.

The will Of the late Joseph G. Davis
and Frank d. Kimball appointed ex-
ecutor as provided for in its provis-
ions. Mr.. Kimball, it will be remem-
bered, is not required to give any
bonds. William r. Hall was appointed
guardian ad Item for Beatrice Davis,
who is not yet of age, and accepted
the trust. Order of notice by publica-
ton in The Herald was made.
Frank w. Jennings, the administra-
tor of the estate of Maggie K. Jen-
nings, filed his final account and petit
ton for distribution. The property of
the estate consists of three shares
Deseret Savings Bank stock, and eight
shares in the Jennings Bros Invest
ment company; parts of lots and 8,
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DISBUR SENENTS.
Balance on hand.

Balance on hand. S1iO14 So
Matters in the office of the inspector of
buildings indicate an upward turn and he
is we'll pleased with the outlook. The
permits issued during the last week were
all small, however, but there are several
of them The following is the list:
William K. George, six room house, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South on First
West. 81, 100.
a. Mortensen, five room house, on Glen
avenue, so.
J. Nelson, five room house. on Eighth
East between Ninth and Tenth South
SLIPS.
D. c. Richardson, four room house on
Fourth South between First and Second
West. $3.50
G. Johnson, five room house, on Seventh
South, between Main and West Temple
$500
Seven minor permits, 81, $50.
Total, s., Jos.
Poll tax collections for the week show
ed up little better than last. The col
lections for the week in tax cash and
labor, amounted to 1857. 1t is Anticipated
that next week will be even better than
this on account of mailing of a lot of
notices to those who have allowed them
selves to become delinquent
The report of the health department for
the week ending Saturday night shows
births reported, males 5. females t. total
Z. Deaths from all causes males 3 fe-
males 3, total, ,. Quarantine flags out
standing, scarlet fever 6; diphtheria, 2
total s.
The board of public works held a meet
ing yesterday at which the bids for the
fence along the fill north of the Warm
Springs were opened. The contract was
awarded to Frank Harrigan at 80 cents
per foot. The board took action on some
business connected with Ehe gravity
sewer and attended to an accumulated
lot of cOrreSDOndence
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Wash Fabrics.
Printed Cotton Challies at

Printed Cotton Challies at :
SO-inch Fast Black Sa- !
teens at......
Beautiful Printed Dimi-
ties, dainty figures on white 1
grounds; worth 80 cents;
this week Observation-Disclosures.
Figured Sateens. fine quail 4
ity and French patterns;
were 20 cents, now cut to-.
Fine Sheer Printed Cotton A.
Fabrics, 40 inches wide; cut IL
from 20 cents tO............. IL
New Swivels, in Cotton
Goods, very swell for a.
midsummer dress; cut from
70 cents to-.
Imported Dotted Swiss, q
worth 80 cents, for. Z
Sheer White India Linens 9
at
Fine White Persia Lawns 2
reduced to-. 4
White Dimities, very fine J
and sheer, at.........--..-..
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LABORINGMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF
UTAH.

The regular weekly meeting of the
above association will be held on Tues
day, June 25th, at 635 West South
Temple, at p. m.,. when the election
of officers for the ensuing year will
take place, also the arrangements for
the Fourth of July picnic at Liberty
Park. By order,
SAMUEL BAKER,
President.
GEORGE ONGLEY,
Secretary,
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Mime. Yale'S
Hair Tonic

Ladies and Gentlemen:-It affords
me great pleasure to cali the attention
of the public to my Yale's Hair Tonic
which is the first and only remedy
known to chemistry which positively
turns gray hair back to its original
color without dye. L personally IN
dorse its action and give the public
nv solemn guarantee that it has been
tested in every conceivable way, and
has proved itself to be the only HAIR
Specific. 1t stops hair falling imme-
diately and creates a luxurious growth.
Contains no Injurious ingredient 1t
is not sticky or greasy; on the con-
trary, it makes the hair soft, youthful.
fluffy, keeps it in curl and removes
dandruff. For gentlemen and ladies
with hair a little gray. streaked gray,
entirely gray, and with bald heads, 1t
is specially recommended
All druggists. Price, 81; also Yale's
Skin Food, $3.50; Yale's Complexion
Cream, 81; Yale's Face Powder, soc;
YaIe's Beauty Soap, 25c. Nine. Yale,
Health and Complexion Specialist,
Temple of Beauty. 146 State street,
Chicago. Guide to Beauty mailed free.
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I desire to announce that I will
start a. summer class in physical Gull
ture for children. For particulars call
at Social Hall between the hours of
9 and 10 Monday. June "A. Maud May
Babcock. B. E, Director.
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.ucrInN, AuCTIGN,

we will sell eight fine bicycles at
orr auction rooms next Tuesday
evening at 7:45, No: Y South Main
street; ladies and gents, some wood
rim; good as new
X. A. ANDREWS,
Auctioneer.
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EXCURSION RATES JULY 18th,
Via the Union Pacific.

July Sd and Attn, the Union Pacific
will sell excursion tickets to any
point within 300 miles, at one fare,
good returning until July 9Th.
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sALTAIR BEACH.
Time Table in Effect June LIST, 1895.

Leave Salt Lake. Arrive Salt Lake.
1915 a. m 1890 D. m.
2:l5 d. m. 4:30 p. m.
500 pm 7:10 pm.
7:3O p. m. 1890 p. m.
Fare for round trip, soc.
Trains leave r. G. w. depot
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DECREASE IN CASH.
REVENUE IN THE CITY TREASURY
GREATLY DEPLETED.
Interest and Pay Rolls Bring Totals
From Over 100000 to Less Than
S1oO.O0O-0ther Matters of NUM-
cipal Interest.

As announced i'll this paper on Sunday
last the city treasury is not as full as it
was by any means. The payment of the
interest this month together with the pay
rolls has brought the visible supply of
money down from over 100000 to under
$4,000 by several figures. But it is not
anticipated there will be very great de-
felt, Notwithstanding all this.
License collections are looking up, as a
result of the effective work which is be-
ing done in the treasurer'S office. Some
money is coming in from other sources
too and II begins to appear as If the in
crease in revenues would save the city
from deficiency ere the fall collections
of taxes come in.
The statement of the treasury for the
week ending last night is as follows:
BALANCE on hand, last report,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

W. A. HUGHES TT ny "
Thomas, lots and s, block West.
Temple addition. ...-.-..-..-.-.-......
Andrew Stevens ct uX. to James w.
Stevens, part of lot 4, block Il, 80.
plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,So'
William Bidd TO Elizabeth r. Hall,
part of lot 1, block 135, plat A..
Jonathan n. Ray ct al. to w. +.
Curran part of section q, town
ship l north range 1 west.............
Lars Jensen ct uX. to Mary ). Con-
yers, part of lot 3, block I, len 10,
acre plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: LOV'
Harriet NJ. Parsons ct al. to Emma
Rock, lots in Agricultural park.
William H. Irvine to Emma Rock,
lots in Agricultural park.-.-.....-....
Edward Nissen to Frank b. Steph-
ems part of section 10, township l
south. range / WeSt......-.---....---.- 2,Ut
Salt Lake county to Fremont Wood
ruff, part of lot II, block 4, Ten
acre plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Salt Lake county to Ellen NJ. Kay,
block /, subdivision of east one
half of Ten acre plat C............-...
Vacation time is coming, man is almost
The pleasures of the mountain-top and
wave,
Where iubilant excursionists get rid of
in Il week
The dollars that it took them months to
save.
Washington Star.
The bright, ambitious mercury
Is heated to a cherry-red,
And the butter and the summer girl
Are beginning now to make spread.
INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
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ParasOIS.

26-inch Black Twilled Silk
Parasols, natural handles;
$3.50 quality, now reduced to
Carriage Parasols, in
Black and Gloria, now.
24-inch Pure Silk Para
soils, with fancy handles:
$3.50 and $500 goods; will
now go Observation-Disclosures.
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Bishop john h. WlHueI PeIIOl lIIIl5 NJ
ceremony.
A reception was given at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on t1tth
West and Second North streets, winch
was attended by about sixty OF the rel
atives and friends of the young couple.
The presents were numerous and Valu-
able. The reception also celebrated
the forth-eighth anniversary of the
marriage of the brides father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Spicer. and both
the old and the young couple were
rendered the best wishes of many
friends.
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Ladies' Waists.

Ladies Waists In Black
and White Striped Lawn;
sizes 80 and 81 only; a great
bargain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies Waists in pin
stripes of black and white
and blue and white, laun-
dried collars and cuffs; full
sleeves; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Full line of assorted per-
Gale shirt waists. extra
large sleeves. laundried col
lars and cuffs; Will go this
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Hosiery.
Extraordinary Bargains.

Ladies' Black and Tan IUc :
Hose, cut from 20 cents to-. iG2N
Ladies' Full Regular Ger
man Hose, high spHced heel TO-
and double toe; cut from lnSC
% cents tO..........-..-.....
Ladies Fast Black Ger
man Hose, double sole and M.
toe. high spliced heel, cut VIC
from 80 cents to.---...--.....
Ladies' Fast Black Ger
man Hose, in plain and m
Richelieu ribbed; were 80 .3Ilc
cents, now.
Misses Fast Black Derby n
Ribbed Hose; worth 10 TIC
cents, now...
Boys Heavy Black Bicy- 0Ec
Gle Hose; worth 30 cents. ZJ(
for Observation-Disclosures.
Misses Imported Tan Col
ored Hose, Fine Ribbed; mr.
were 80 to so cents; a great /1C.
bargain for this week at....
Mems Fast Black Impor-
ted Hose, regular price, 30 100
cents per pair; a great bar lf1oc
gain for this week at.....-..
Mems Grey Mixed Shirts 06r
Drawers; go this week at. EU\
Mems Fine Balbriggan 40
Shirts or Drawers, cut from IIjc
so cents Observation-Disclosures.
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Shirts.

Mems Heavy Cheviot
Laundried Shirts, cut from
20 cents to.........-....
Mems Laundried Percale
Shirts in neat stripes and
figures, reduced from 81 to-.
Mems White Unlaundried
Shirts. fine linen bosom, re-
inforced front and back; this
week at-....-...-..-.....
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Miss Addie Q. Dobson, daughter of
Captain Thomas Dobson, has gone to
Idaho on a visit.
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June Is, 1895. $201, 331 10
Collected since last report from
licenses observation-disclosures. 1924 45
water rains extension.......,- SIS 90
paving ............... 80 175 IS
Collected since last report from
water ......................... 165 II