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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Hugh B. Folsom to Hans Anderson,
part of lot 10, block 2, Superior adj
william P. Haiien to Anna 4. Cow Cow :
perthwaite, lots and 8, block 4,
West Temple addition f,3(
Harrah A. Cevperthwaite ct al to
William P. Hallen, lots and 8,
block z. w est temple aduition..... 1,2(
". S. Mccormick ct ux to Edwin 3.
Ayres, part of lots 2 and 8, block
3, plat 49,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Catherine A. West to Joshua E.
Salisbury, part Of lot s. block 10,
Mat &c
Samuel Newhouse to Highland Boy
God Mining company, Alice and
other lodeS acknowledgements.
Thomas ]. Mahoney to Charles Fl.
vogler, lot &c, block A, Oakley sub
division Observation-Disclosures. x
Amelia Nord,inger ct al, by sheriff.
to William F. Cotton lots in blocks
/ and 2. Newport subdivision 49,. 2,9.
Emma D. A. Bertelsen to j. c. An
derson. jr., part of lot 1, block 50,
plat D.. ......-..-..........-... 3,0(
James O. Poulson ct ux. to James
Johnson, part of section SO, town
ship z south, range l west ........ 81
Ena MARCEL to John James, part of
section 2, township ! south, range
3 west
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New Cases FiIed.


The following cases were filed in the
circuit court by Clerk Letcher yester
day. Saving been removed from Og
den:
T. E. Holmberg VS.. o. S L. & U. N
Railway company: action for $4,000
damages.
Louisa Lithbridge, Administrative, VS.
S. II. H. Clark, ct al, receivers; actor
for $4,000 damages.
John Mcdowell VS.. Union Pacific
Railway company; action for $4,000
damages.
Annie L. Mcdowell VS. Union Pacific
Railway company; action for damages
for $4,000.
Tilman D. Johnson administrator, VS.
Union Pacific Railway company; SUR
for $4,000 damages.
Charles z. Frisk VS.. S. H. H Clark
ct al; action for $4,000 damages.
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DIED.

GRIEvE.-In this city, October Is, at 225
Fifth street. Jessie HELEN Grieve of
heart disease, eldest daughter of Simon
and HELEN Grieve, aged 81 years, II
months
Funeral on Wednesday. October Is, at
o'clock, from Eighteenth ward chapel.
Friends of the family cordially invited
Body to be viewed at residence from
1870 to 1:30.
CROWTHER-In Salt Lake city, Oct Is,
1896. at p. m, Mary Crowther. Born
Sept 5, 1918, at Halifax, Yorkshire, Eng.
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Henry Barnes. Salt Lake; William c..
Clark, Salt Lake; H., J. Cannon, Salt
Lake; John e, Dolly, Salt Lake; Peter
Greaves, jr., Ephraim; Thomas Hull,
Salt Lake; John Hood, Scofield; VIII
liam Kent, Ogden; Peter Love, Willard;
Joel Parish. Centerville; Arthur Par
sons, Salt Lake; Andrew Peterson, ST.,
Lehi; H G. Park, Salt Lake; Adam
Paterson. Ogden; George E. Romney,
Salt Lake; W. w. Ritter, Salt Lake;
A. E. Snow, Brigham; H. c Smith,
Castle Gate; r. E. Savage, Salt Lake;
Hoyt Sherman, jr.. Salt Lake; j. w.
Pate, Tooele.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

The Collection Business is no expert
ment or side issue with us. We have
been in it for years, and any business in
trusted to our care will receive prompt
and proper attention. Accounts are not
pigeonholed and permitted 10 outlaw: we
make a speciality of collecting accounts
and judgments that others have failed
TO collect.
FRANCIS G. LUKE, General Mgr.
Merchants Protective association, 1lS
and 119. Commercial block.
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Cold wcnther Coming.

1t is said we are soon going to have
some very cold weather. and as physi-
clans say. and We all know that if
we want to keep from taking cold at
this time Of the year, we must change
to warmer clothing. and that all wool
goods are the best TO prevent rheuma-
Jsln. We recommend the all wool,
iioxnr made goods sold by Cutler Bros.
& &C. IS Main street; their f1annels,
Bianke,s Is, shawls, ladies cloth are first
class. and they make shirts for boys
ana men from Provo, all wool clothes,
that are warmer and better than east
ern goods at the same price.
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DEATH OF JESSIE ALLEN.
Typhoid Fever Carries OF n Bright
Young Indy.

The many friends of Councilman
John Allen and his wife, Eleanor. will
be grieved to learn that Jessie Pearl,
their beloved daughter, died yesterday
at her home in the Fifteenth ward,
aged IL years and months. Typhoid
fever was the cause OF her demise.
She was a bright young lady and
gave promise of becoming a fascinat-
ing and lovely woman. The parents
and friends are heartbroken over the
event.
The funeral will take place from the
Fifteenth ward meeting house tomor-
row at 1880. The friends of the fam
lily are invited to attend.
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CHARGED wITH FoR N1cATToN.
Preferred Going to Jail to Being
Married.

Mnrriesl.
George Mcdonald was arrested on a
charge of fornication alleged to have
been committed with Clara Parton.
aged 81, daughter of Frances j. Parton
on August l, 1896 The complaining
witness is the girls father, who is a
very respectable man and feels very
keenly the disgrace which has come to
one of his family. Mcdonald was ar
rested on Saturday and soon thereafter
agreed to repair the wrong as far DIS
possible by marrying the girl and a
marriage license was procured, but he
changed his mind and said he would GO
to jail rather than be married He is
consequently d guest of Sheriff Hardy
and his preliminary hearing is set for
this morning before Justice Harvey.
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Petit Jurors.

R. R. Anderson. Salt Lake; Thomas
Austen, Sugar; Isaac Parton, Salt Lake;
SD. Burlington, Eureka; F. K. Bur-
ton, Salt Lake; John Beal, Nephi; G.
H. Bachmdn, Salt Lake; A. F. Barnes.
Salt Lake; John Boyden, Coalville;
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THE CITY
Weather Today -n
Fair, Cooler.
TOWN TALK.

Simeon Eisernan leaves today Oh q
business trip east for 80 days
Notarial commissions were issued yes
terday TO James Sanders and Stephen
L. Moyie. both of this city.
A certificate of incorporation was is
sued by Secretary Hammond yesterday
TO the Fillmore Mercantile company, of
Afiliard county.
At 6 a. m yesterday the thermometer
registered 81, at noon 30. and at 6 p. m.
Al. the maximum temperature being IS
and the minimum a.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO Axel johnson. aged q. and Beda w.
Lund, aged %, both of Salt Lake city;
10 John A Anderson, aged 90 OF East
Jordan. and Clara NJ. Akerlind, aged Is,
OF Sast Lake city.
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MISS BONNETTS DEATH
Dr.1ccoy on Trial For Perform
ing Criminal Operation.
GRANTED SEPARATE TRIAL
THE co-DEFENDANTs ARE CARTER.
-DUGGINs AND HICKS.

Prosecution Introduces Strong Tes-
timony That Malpractice Was Re-
sorted To-George Mcdonald Pre-
fers Jail to Marringe--Unites
States Grand and Petit Jurors
For the November Term of Court.
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m ,rbeodore Never

has reopened new offices in the Scott
Auerbsch building. Hereafter his
practice viii be strictly limited to dis
eases of the eye. ear. nose and throat.
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a Trip 10 Mexico.

Those desiring to know about this
most delightful winter outing should
call at the Union Pacific ticket office
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FOR RENT.
STRENGTHENING.

THE DAVID JAMES CO. steam and
hot water heating. No. 81 Main street.
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WANTED.

1000 BATHERs daily at the sanitarium.
WOMAN to wash at 9S5 Fourth street.
TO RENT six room house. east side.
Address ~" Herald.
JAPANESE MAN wants work for
homework or Office boy. E. P. O., room Il
105 West South TEMPLE.
A BRIGHT woman to travel Able to
earn good wages. Box 229.
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The bese sa1ve IN the world for cuts,
sores. letter. chapped hands. chilblains.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rneum. fever
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures pies or no pay required
# Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Prics % cents
per box, For sale by q. C. N. Z. drug
dept
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Usnh Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; pays per
cent on deposits. T. Armstrong, pres:
p. w Madsen, vice-pres.: J. r. Jen-
rincs, cashier: 20 <. zst SoutL street.
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The Smith Drug Co. have just re.
ceired a shipment of the famous anti
coryza tablets for coughs and colds;
these tablets enjoy splendid repu-
tation east and are proving excellent
Sellers here. Only 25c per bottle.
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Notice.

Proposals to sell building sites or
buildings are invited by the board of
directors of the Alta club, to be adj
dressed to the secretary on or before
Nov 1, 1896.
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Suits Begun.

Plymouth State Bank has entered
suit against the Western Hardware
company to recover 81, 72s.0S, alleged to
be due for goods sold and delivered.
J. H. E. Webster is suing William
Holyoak to recover SITS on a promis-
sorry note.
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GRAND JURORS.

James H. Ball, Coalviile; j. T. CLASSIFY.
Salt Lake; L. r. Condie, Morgan; John
Clark, Salt Lake; w. B. Dougall, jr.,
Salt Lake; Ben R. Eldredge, Salt Lake;
John Godin, Salt Lake; 2. T. Groes-
beck, Salt Lake; E. G. Holding.
Salt Lake; C. A. Monson, Richmond;
Eli Manning, Pennington; NJ. p. Mad
sen. Salt Lake; William Mcqueen, Salt
Lake; Milando Pratt, Salt Lake; G.. B.
Raybould, Salt Lake; H. P. Richards,
Sal1 Lake; w. G. Sharp, Castle Gate;
Nathan Sears, Salt Lake; ]. A. Silver,
Salt Lake; Jesse W. Smith, ir., Farm
ington; ]. H. Spargo. Ogden; w. f. st.
John, Ogden; Luther Tultle, Manti
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$50 AVERAGE weekly net income with
$3.50 invested Safe, conservative. Pros
pectus proofs free. T. DAILY. 1898 Broad
way. New York.
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A large consignment of children's
coats in elder down and other cloths.
VIII be sold this week at half price.
r. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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TO CITY OF MEXICO AND RETURN
OnIy S75.4O.

Via the Union Pacific Nov and g.
Tickets good returning until Dec. 81
A beautiful winter excursion For
Main street.
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For Good work Go To

the F. w. Gardiner company, blank
books and printing. Telephone 557; 127
West First South.
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Abstracts furnished, titles insured.
and interest paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
Sany. los Main street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DBTY-A very strong and interesting
play is DUTY" which the Grand COM
pany produced last evening. While it is
not one of Sardou's greatest, he never
wrote anything that descended to the
in it that is not enchanting and force
full. We shall not be surprised if it
proves the strongest drawing bill the
Grand has put forward this season An
other reason for its popularity will be
found in the fact that nearly all the peo-
pie are happily cast. Mr. Edwards and
very happily they fill them. Mr.. Wynn
gaze is breezily happy. Miss Belgrade
plays Edwards mother and does a lady
like dignified role In very good style.
Miss lett is entrusted with a very
responsible role, and except in one or
Two Places where she needs rehearsing
she is a very fresh and agreeable sur
prise. Miss Chamberlin was over
weighted in her role and she needs more
rehearsing ct once Miss Marshall was
Blakemore. Simpson and Ford and Misses
19a~Nnt and Reasoner filled in" very
nea-1y.
The piece was admirably dressed and
staged throughout The house was good
and all the boxes were occupied by the
Office from the post. Tie orchestra came
IN for q round of applause wnc\ ii
rendered a military selection called wei
come 10 the Twenty-fourth.'
ELECTION BULLETINS AT THE
THEATRE-Air. Burton and Manager
Bel who is here in advance of the
prisoner of Zenda," have arranged with
the Western Union Telegraph company
20 have election bulletins thrown on the
curtain Tuesday evening.
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INSTRUCTION.

L. r. HALLE, mandolin, guitar, banjo
and violin instruction. Fine Instruments
furnished free to pupils for practice.
Mandolin and guitar clubs open to pupils
without charge. Call or address studio
No. %, Gladstone building. 119 Main street.
BOOKKEEPING, arithmetic, shorthand
typewriting. etc. H n. Winter. Constitu-
ton building.
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DIR. H. Bectstrom, dentist; room 10
Galena block. IS East Second South or
l76 State street, Salt Lake City.
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DR.. NJ A. Hughes has removed his
Office from the Mccormick building to
the Summit building, 226 South Main
street.
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Wells, Fargo & Co., $4,000; Deseret Nd
tional Bank, $4,000; Mrs. Margaret e.
Benson, $4,000.
CLAIMS OF REGISTRARS.
The board had a great many regis
trars' claims to go over yesterday. AT
the rate these claims are con1ingsin it
will cost the county something over
ST. 900 to have all the voters registered,
to say nothing of the extra pay the
registrars will receive on election day.
Each claim averages about $50. There
is the item for the house-to-house can
vass, ten days at SO per day, which
makes $40 Then most of them charge
from Sc to S12 for making out the al
phabetical list. Still others charge s1.5O
for going down to the joint building
and taking the official oath. And there
are various other items which in some
instances swell the claim to S53 The
board allowed many of them, while
there are others to come.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Among other business transacted
was the following:
w. K. Jones offered to sell the county
a gravel bed for $500, unless the county
compelled him to let it go at less.
SuDGrlnIGlQGHI w dlldCC VI l1lO O-ty
waterworks reported the road around
the reservoir at the mouth of Farley S
canyon in very dangerous condition,
and the road committee was ordered TO
look after it.
retail liquor license was granted
Mary Paffen of Murray.
John R. Smith and others petitioned
that the sheep drive be changed to
Thirteenth South street, instead of
Twelfth South.
Surveyor Joseph went over on the
west side and drove some stakes into
]. Duncombe's meadow. When Dun
conbe came along with the moving
machine ne broke the sickle and other
pieces of the machine, and now the
surveyor asked that the county pay
road committee.
ELECTION JUDGES.
There was a large stack of resigna-
tons from persons refusing to serve
as election judges. The board has
been appointing two Republicans and
one Democrat for each precinct. Not
more than one-half of these have quail
fed. The following Republican ap-
continents were made to fill vacancies:
Precinct 1.-R. S. Harrington, vice j.
Donnelly.
Hardy.
Precinct Crank Pierce, vice H. NJ.
Willard
Precinct John Scott, vice Edward
Needham.
Precinct 12.-Jacob NJ. Weller and A.
F. Beveridge. vice Susan Sperry and
Thomas Jenkins.
pracinct 12-Charles Cottrell, vice
NJ. E. Perry.
H. Ingham.
Berkeley, vice l.. j. Wood, the former
being reappointed.
Precinct Thames A. Hunter, vice
John j. Acomb.
Precinct 1s-George A. Bergen, vice
William A. Anderson
Precinct 19.-S. C. Parks. vice ]. L.
Frank.
K. Hardness.
Gillespie.
Precinct 23.-Mrs. Phoebe Mcintyre,
vice Joseph Ferron.
Precinct 24.-William R. Jones. vice
Precinct 25.-E. T. Ashton. vice Eliz-
abeth Price.
appointed.
Precinct s2.-Thomas A. Jeremy and
John H. Vincent.
Precinct cav. P. Nebeker, reap
pointed.
Precinct 37-R. H. Latiner, vice JOS
R Precinct ss.-Grant H. Smith and j.
A. Groesbeck.
]. N. Sharp.
Precinct 4O.-John James.
precinct III. e. Evans, vice Frank
P. Stephens.
Twitchell.
Precinct 47.-Spiers Lawson and Ar
Precinct 4s.-Grant Hampton, vice
Fred w Dennis
Precinct sos. J. O'Meara.
Today Geddes and Christophersoa
will select polling places for the differ
OF g
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ZOE sac.

-Four good diamond rings, quality
-7sualanteed: must be sold at once
Cheap. Address P. O. box s57, City.
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Improved and painless methods of
dentistry. Dr. e. NJ. Keysor. 1872 Maia
street. Scott-Auerbach building
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Tbs White House drug store. head
quarters for everything in. the drug
line, including anti-ccryza tablets, the
fcolds.
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SOCIETIES.

MT. MoRIAII LODGE NO. 2, A. F. and.
A NJ. Regular communications held at Ma
sonic hail, the second Monday of each
month. Members of sister lodges and
sojuorning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend
WILLIAM JOHN LYNCH. W. NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
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INDICTMENTS GALORE
State Grand Jury Returns
TweDty-nine Yesterday.
BANK OF SALTLAKE PEOPLE
j. H. BACON, H. NJ. BACON, w. b. HOL-
LAND AND f. L. HOLLAND.

Charging Them With Receiving De-
posits When They Knew the Bank
Was InsoIvent-Bonds Fixed at
s14,5po Each-Jeremiah schenclz,
Frank w. Ross and J. H. Griffin
Justify as sureties.
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x~utz Kandy Kitchen. 60 Main st.

QufcIz-Correct-Up 10 Date.
The T. w. Gardiner company. print
ars and blank book makers. Telephone
557; 12s West First South.
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KENNETH DONNELLAN, stock
and mining broker. 10 West Second
South Telephone go.
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!. g. McDonald's Rntaler Ma.

put UP expressly for our winter trade.
Sd blue lettered package and are being
sold By the, thousands.
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EDUCATIONAL

JENNIE NJ. LONG. Hotel Manitou; read
ing, elocution, dramatic art.
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c. S. Martin sells all kinds Of coal
No West First South.
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Special inducements in ladies' kid
gloves this week.
R. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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The Utah Portrait Company.

Chn-les PefersOn, MnnnEer.
Call and see our high grade free hand
portraits. The finest in the land We
make them and pictures at popular
prices Big West First South street. four
doors west of Dinwoodey's.
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WARMING s. yENTILATING.

p. ]. MORAN - STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus.
No. 70 West Second South
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UNITED srATEs COURTS.

Grand and Petit Jurors to Serve at
the November 1'crn.
The United States district and circuit
courts met yesterday with Judge John
A. Marshal on the bench. The following
grand and petit jurors were drawn to
serve at the November term of the
courts. The venire was made seturn-
able November 10.
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Commercial Printing In All It's
Branches
The +. W. Gardiner company. Tele-
phone 557; .l27 West First South.
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The F. w. Gardiner company. Tele-
phone EST; l27 West First South.
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-c-<De"
800 Yards of Fancy Waist

800 Yards of Fancy Waist
and trimming silks in length from 5
to is yards; a most magnificent as
sortment of colors; worth S1.25 to S1.75
yard; your choice for CSC. yard.
F. AUERBACH Sc BRO.
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Fine line of children's Tam o'shan-
tiers at
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK.

MARK SPENCER. 81 Richards street.
Tin roofing. guttering and spouting; iron
chimney tops and all kinds of sheet iron
work. Prices to suit the times.
THE DAVID JAMES co. plumbing and
cornice work. No. 81 Main street.
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lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany was established in 1873. 1t has
gradually grown until it has opened
X, 9es savings accounts with depositors
from nearly every state in the Union.
The policy of It's directors is to pay the
highest interest consistent with conser-
Native banking. We pay 5 per cent
interest per annum, compounded quar-
terry. For the convenience of working
men the bank is open for deposits on
Saturdays until p. M Write for any
Information desired to Nos. 1, and
5. Main street. Salt Lake city. Utah.
Tue officers and directors are:
-v5lford Woodruff .. President
George @. Cannon President
George n. Cannon ........ Cashier
Joseph f. Smith. ......Lorenzo Snow
T. C. Weber ............ Heber ]. Grant
Angus NJ. Cannon Francis NJ Lyman
James Jack George Reynolds
II. 3. Clawson. L. John Nuttall
The Weber Coal company is prepared
90 deliver any orantity ot coal, from
one sack to a carload. Rock Springs,
S4-T5 per toll; Weber, $4.50 per ton.
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For painless dentistry call on DR.. z.
II. Keysor, 162 Main street, Scott-Auer-
bach building.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

COUNTY WARRANTS BOUGHT. ]. A.
F'ritsch 215 Main.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate. etc.
Elmer Darling, Railroad Ticket Broker.
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LOST.

ONE large. red, dehorned COW. dim
brand NJ on right ribs. Return to 515
East First South street
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FOR SALE.

CHOICE cut chrysanthemums. all
colors; 20 to 40 cents a dozen, at 465 Fourth
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For painless dentistry call on DR.. z.
II Keysor, 1e2 Main street, Scott-Auer-
bach building.