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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-04

VIII George 7. Odeli jump into the
fight and help the Lannan-Pratt combine
10 defeat Buckle and Lynch? And can
the Ezra Thompson boom be kept on ice
till Mr.. Odell makes up his mind? These
were the questions in the Hanna camp
yesterday that crowded out all others.
A friend Of Mr. Odel predicted that he
would not be coerced into this fight.
.Lannan ana his crowd he sand, have
hawked this baubie about until the gilt
ter is all gone. A dozen prominent bust
ness men have spurned ii and no man of
pride can see any particular honor in it
now. A man naturally infers that these
fellows began at what they consider the
top and worked down the line as each
man refused till they finally reached Mr.
Odell. 1t is understood by the public that
this chance to fight for this nomination
has been rendered to George A Lowe NJ
II. Walker, Gill S. Peyton, w. A. Nelden.
T.. 4. Grant, w. +. James, Theodore
Bruback. John w. Donnellan. John J.
Daily and others, and while these may
be all good men, their refusal has cheap
ened the honor Till most men would con-
slider it no honor at all. No man likes to
take a thing Of this kind after it has
been discarded by everybody else in
sight"
The feeling was general that Mr.. Odell
would refuse, and on the strength of this
the boom for Thompson was industriously
worked.
Buckles Strong Machine.
But the judgment of good politicians
grows stronger each day that George
Buckle will be the nominee. They figure
that he has a great element of strength.
In the first place he was early in the
. ueld, he has a host of party workers en-
listed in his cause, and he has built up a
strong machine. And this machine. it is
stated, is reinforced by large numbers of
young, active workers in al parts of the
city who have grown desperate under
the dictation of the Lannan organ. and
they propose 10 rebuke that dictation
now. Many of these are flocking to
Buckles standard, not that they love
Buckle more but that they love Lannan
less. In other words. their chief object
in politics at this time is to destroy the
power of the boss, and Buckle is the best
tool at hand with which TO accomplish
thae purpose.
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APPOINTED A REPUBLICAN.
Why the Commissioners Turned
Treasurer Lynch Down.


County Treasurer Lynch says that poll
tics cut some figure in the turning down
by the county commissioners of his ap-
pointment Of 4. II. Jacobs as clerk in his
office at a salary of $15 per month. Mr.
Lynch said Yesterday that in a secret
session of the board al which he was pres
snt, Commissioner Whitaker objected to
Jacobs because the latter is a Republic
can. 80
of Mr.. Jacobs" said the treasurer, but
the fact that he is a Republican makes no
difference to me. All l ask is that he be
a competent man and this requirement he
fills. All the trouble came up in this
Jacobs had been doing day work in the
Office. IL is my custom to allow each of
my employees a Two weeks vacation on
full pay. / gave Jacobs a vacation at the
same time l took my own, and lett IN
structions for him to have his pay just
the same. Through some misunderstand-
ing he didn't get his pay for the time he
I'm order to overcome the difficulty Mr..
Nooley suggested to Auditor Wood that
l appoint Jacobs to q regular position, the
commissioners having stated that they
Cid not think they could allow a man who
worked 10y the day a vacation. l ac-
copied the suggestion and then the COM
mis- sionerS called me upstairs, where they
Wee having secret session over the
ma tier
ing that he knew Jacobs TO be Republic
can and he thought therefore that |
should not have appointed him. l replied
that il seemed strange to me that the
board had suggested that l do this very
thing and then proposed to turn me down
on il. Whitaker at once denied that he
had made any such suggestion and so did
Woolley.
Later I got George Wood to go TO
Woolley about the matter and he ad-
mitted that lie had proposed the appoint
nlent. AT Ny. Woolley's suggestion l then
withdrew the appointment being given to
understand that none OF the clrcum-
stances would be published. Some have
been however and now ] desire the pub
lie to have the full facts of the case.
There was no question about my need
ing the extra help, and the commissioners
did not comment on that feature at all.
The only trouble was in Jacobs politics.
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city election this fall. The meeting was
attended by the most prominent DEM
ocrats and Republicans of Springville,
and plan of action was agreed upon
The platform upon which the business
men will make their campaign this fall
embraces a proposition for the sale OF
the city pasture, a tract of land be-
longing to the municipality and EN-
bracing about zoo acres. 1t is proposed
that this land be divided into ten-acre
tracts and sold on longtime payments
to Springville citizens. This measure
has been before the people before and
was defeated. Leading citizens of both
parties have taken the matter in charge
and it will be submitted to the Deople
as a purely economic measure. AT the
meeting tonight it was decided to call
a public meeting for Tuesday evening,
Oct. 10, to attend to details Of the plat
form.
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co1oREp voTEns SORE.
Given No Recognition By the Repub-
lican PARTY.

The colored voters are on the warpath,
too. They claim 500 votes in the city,
that have been thrown almost solidly ev-
cry time for the Republican ticket. And
yet in spite Of this fact, they are not
given so much as a shoveler on the street
,-1,hey couldn't put us lower than that
unless they put Us into the ground said
Horace II. Noss yesterday. Mr.. Voss said
also that there was a strong sentiment in
favor of changing the name of the Nc
kinney club TO something that means
something. This is a club seventy-five
strong now and proposes TO make its in
Ruence felt in politics.
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Kelsey Must Apologize.

Mr.. Fernstrom was first to catch Presi-
dent Barnes eye when the letter had been
read bv CITY recorder Backman. fIhat
letter. he said, only proves that our
criticisms of Mr. Kelsey were justlned.
don't believe that such an insulting doc
ument should so upon the RECORDS ana
the appropriate thing would be TO reiel
il back to Kelsey. SO outrageously m
shifting document could not be Intended
for the council. IL was written TO be
published in the papers, that was all;
move that it be referred back to MI
Kelsey. 8,
Il would like to offer an amendment,
said Weller That Kelsey be required to
come before the council and apologize foI
his dirty insults.
Fernstrom accepted the amendment
Callister wanted the reply discussed
for he evidently was reluctant TO see II
shot back at Kelsey without being aired
more thoroughly. SO he moved thar the
communica ton go over. to come up under
the head of miscellaneous business. rms
motion was lost by 6 to vote.
Then Callister made another talk for
Kelsey, saying that he did not see how
Kelsey could be made to apologize. II
he has done wrong said Calister, bring
him before the council in the regular way.
1t won't do any good to order him 10
apologize"
Fernstrom's motion as amended by
Weller was then put and carried, to >.
Allen. Fernstrom, Howe, Patrick, Siddo-
way, Weller and Barnes voting in the af-
ffrmative. and Buckle. Callister, Diehl,
Robertson and Romney against it.
This closed the incident and the regular
business of the council was resumed.
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Rennhlican Primaries.

The Republican city committee decided
yesterday upon the following additional
places for holding district primaries
Thursday evening:
Fifth District.-Third ward annex.
Sixteenth District.-S35 Cannon street.
Thirtieth Districts Third street.
Thirty-ninth District.-J. r. Jenning' s
carriage house, corner d and Brigham
streets.
F1fty-second District.A7 Commercial
street.
Twenty-sixth District.-7s5 West First
South. II
The committee also appointed Fred
Price chairman of the Twenty-sixth dis
trict, in place of L. A. Reamer, as previ-
ously published.
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HEADQUARTERS SIGN.
Handsome Emblem Hung Out By
Democratic Committee.

The Democratic city committee swung
out beautiful new sign in front of the
campaign headquarters yesterday. The
red, white and blue. Across the blue
field at the top are the words, Demo-
cratic Headquarters; across the red and
white stripes. is the battle cry, &c 10 l."
The sign is so constructed that it can be
brilliantly lighted by electricity at night
and will be plainly seen far up and down
the street. 1t is the most beautiful thing
of the kind ever seen in the city.
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LYNCH AGAINST BUCKLE.
Hot Contest waged In the Twenty
sixth District.

There is war 10 the knife and knife to
the hilt in the Twenty-sixth district be-
tween the Ruckleites led by Willard Bur
ton. an6 the Lynchites. led by Fred
Price. The Twenty-siNth is Prices own
baliwick: he is in the front push for
Lynch and he never dreamed of any man
questioning his authority there. But
within the past few days Burton has or
testing every inch OF the ground with
Price
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DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE

The firm name of Bowring & Davis
doing business at Is Main as staple and
fancy grocers, has been changed to thu
name of Bowring & Best, Mr.. E. H
Davis having sold out his interest and
retiring Oct. l.
W. d. BOWRING,
Z. Il. DAVIS
Salt Lake City, oct. 1, 1893.
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-~~70~~~o~~~~~NCS~~~~>~ eS~~~~~~---~~~~~~-4@~
THE Pacific Express company viii COM
.mence selling the unclaimed goods Thurs
day morning, Oct, 5. alto O'Clock, at No.
s. Main street, consisting of trunks,
4,G00 pieces from all parts of the world.
Sales day and evening until all is sold.
j.. A. Sanborn, agent ]. w. Rogers,
superintendent. *. A. Andrews. auction
eer.
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GREEN & REEVE CO..
Plumbing, heating. l05 E. End SO. Tel. ST.
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scAvIENoE.RF,.
LOST

SALT LAKE SCAVENGER co. once
under. Walker Bros bank. Telephone 21:s.
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Well begun is half done. Democrats,
get out in force 10 the primaries to-
night Be wide awake and put good
men on guard
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LUMBER DEALER.

PARKER LUMBER CO., wholesale
dealers in Windows Doors. Mouldings,
Building and Roofing Papers. Mill Work:
estimates given. Send for our prices and
discounts. Salt Lake City. Utah,
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Fourth Precinct Fire Station.

The committee on fire and police pre-
scented a communication again urging the
necessity of erecting a fire station in the
Fourth precinct. 1t states thai a set of
plans for the building is now at hand and
advises the erection OF a station OH /
street at cost not TO exceed 5000. The
communication went over for one week on
motion of Cai!ister.
The Democratic and Republican city
committees presented lists of persons ell
igible for judges of election. The lists in
Guide the names of six residents of each
voting district. Referred to COMMITTEES on
alaotiOpc
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FIFyY-sIx HOUSES, all kinds,
prices and locations. futile Bros, Prog
ress block, 149 Main street.
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MILL ODELL ACCEPT?
Anti-Buckle Combine Still Kept In
Suspense.
OTHERS HAVE SPURNED IT
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION HAS
OFTEN BEEN REJECTED.

Predicted That Mr.. odell viii De-
cline Supposed Honor That Had
Been Offered to a Score of Others
Before It Reached Him-Buckle's
Machine.
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The Utah Junk Company.
HIGHEST PRICE paid for copper,
brass. rubber bottles. scrap iron. rags.
car lots a speciality 65-65 East Eighth
| South. Salt Lake.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits w. F. Arm
strong. president; ]. E. Caine, cashier;
| "a East First South street.
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Douglas A. Swan Appointed to Sue
coed His Father.
CONFIRMED BY COUNCIL
REPORT FAvoRING FOURTH
PRECINCT FIRE STATION.
Set OF Plans Proposed and the Erec-
ton of a 5000 Station Is Urged
Mr.. Moore Wants 3Parley's Con-
duit Water-Routine Business In
the Council.

Douglas A. Swan, son of the late George
Swan, city auditor, was last evening APP
pointed city auditor by Mayor clark TO
serve out his fathers uneXpired term.
Mr. Swans nomination was presented to
the city council lastseyening and it was
unanimously confirmed without delay or
question. Mr.. Swan has acted as his fa-
Tiers deputy and is we'll qualified to fill
the position.
Besides confirming Mr.. Swans nominal
ton but little routine bushes was trans
ad
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DIED.


lNSIGN-Tuesday. Oct. 3; at 1906 p. m,
of brain fever, Louis Richard son of
Louis o. and May Papworth Ensign;
born April 16, 1889.
Funeral services Thursday at o'clock
p. m. from the residence of Richard Pap
worth. 225 West Fifth North. Friends
are invited.
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f BONES by car lot. Utah Junk company
6s-65 East Eighth South. Salt Lake.
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A YOUNG LADY Of prepossessing APP
pearance for salesladys Apply between IL
and 2 o'clock today at room q Kenyon
hotel.
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sPRTNovILLE POLITICS.
Citizens Ticket to Be Named On
Land Sale Platform.

Springville, Oct. S.-Tonight meet
fng OF citizens was held at the bank,
10 consider the ACCESSIBILITY of placing
in nomination a citizens ticket for the
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SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE NO. L
meets every Thursday evening al the
A.. d U. w. hall. 19l Main street.
T.. J.. PETTY NJ. WI.
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack: anthracite, all
sizes. d. J. SHARP. Agt.,
rs South Main. Telephone No 1929
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E. NJ. Keysor, dentist. fills teeth by
the painless method. 162 Main street,
Auerbach building.
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BUILDING STONE.

Bubble or dimension at Kyune Gray
stone company, Gunner block. Tele-
phone 5l1.
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Peter Moore's Complaint.

Peter Moore, resident of the east
bench. sent in long communication re-
citing an old grievance which he claims
to have against the city. The Farley S
creek conduit runs across Mr.. Moore 5
land, and he claims that in consideration
of granting the right of way he was to
be allowed to take out Il certain amount
of water. This has been shut off, hence
Mr.. Moore'S complaint. Referred to COM
mittee on waterworkS.
The report of the committee on water
works, recommending the laying of an
additional wooden stave pipe in City
Creek canyon, instead of removing the
old one and substituting new one, went
over for one week on motion of Robert
son.
Superintendent of Waterworks Caine
was authorized to solicit bids and pur-
chase supply of east iron water pipe,
three carloads of six-inch and five tons
of four-inch.
Eight residents of the west side petit
toned for the extension of water mains
800 feet east from the corner of Third
South and Eighth West. Referred to
committee on waterworks.
Hans Nelson, j. c. Lang and Fred
Rickert asked for free licenses. Referred
TO the committee on license.
To Silver Brothers of, this city was
awarded the contract for furnishing
twelve MIGRANTS to the city. Their bid
was $50 apiece. more than Sc less than
that of any other bidder.
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Don't forget the primaries tonight.
Democrats. Get good start towards
victory.
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Democrats, turn out to the primaries
tonight. Send good men to the conven-
lions.
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Auction. Auction
$4,000 Worth of Clothing.
Auction.

Going out of the clothing business.
will sell my entire, stock of goods at go
East Second South street, overcoats, suits,
shoes. pants, hats; everything must go
to highest bidder. No limit; no reserve;
come; this a chance to get your winter S
goods. Sale to continue until all goods
are sold. j. PETROVITZkY.
H. E. Glendore. Auctioneer.
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WILL PAY highest price for CASTOR
clothing. Call or address Is East First So
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PLUMBING AND lin WORK.

THE DAVID JAMES CO., plumbing and
cornIeC Work. No. o. Main street.
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! FOR S. S.A.!!LE.. ).

RICHARDSON'S CANlER CURE,
25c. a bottle. $50 East Third South.
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CARLOAD seamless bags, grain bags
end Irvine. Bailey q Sons, 6S East Second
South.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

Scientific Collectors of Bad Debts.
Merchants Protective Ass n, Com. bldg.
Salt Lake City. Francis q. Luke. Mgr.
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EDUCATIONAL.

|
PROF. DE LORY'S classes meet at 81
Main street, at 1890 a. m. and 4:3U and 7Sl
p. m.
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

UTAH CLEANERS and Dyers. First
class work promptly done. tseparing. l42
last First South.
Utah Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co..
81 Richards st. H1gn-class Worhs mod
crate prices. CaN and be convinced.
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OPTICIANS
MEDICAL.
WARMING AND vENTlLATlNG

p. ]. MORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilaring apparatus. No. -
West second South.
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AUCTION SALES.

SCHOOL books. Office supplies, station
cry. Phone Ala Margetts Bros. 40 Mair.
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CASH REGISTERS.

>o~~~~~~-~~-~~~e~Ss~>r>~H
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell, sole agent Utah. 221 Main. Tx
pert cash register repairing.
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MRS. GEO. y. WALLACE. Popperton
wants a good cook.
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MAGAZINES. OFFICE and school, sup
plies. Barrow Bros. 43 West. End South.
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Don't forget the primaries tonight,
Democrats. Get a good start towards
victory
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CLAlRVOYANTS.s

~
MRS. p. FONTYN, Clairvoyant and
Trance Medium, 267 South West Temple.
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snecial Train to Ogden.

Daily, Oct to 8 inclusive. Rio
Grande Western railway will operate
special train leaving Salt Lake City
for ogden at $50 p. m. The special in
opposite direction viii leave Ogden at
S:l5 a. M, arriving Salt Lake City at
9:l5 a. m. This service is in addition
to regular trains leaving Salt Lake City
for Ogden at $3.50 a. M, 1880 noon and
sos p. m.
The Democratic primaries will be held
tonight Turn out in full force.
The Democratic primaries will be held
tonight Turn out in fun force.
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WANTED.

THREE HUNDRED brown Leghorn
pullets. Bonds restaurant. III So. Main.
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A DRY GOODS salesman at F. Auep
bach Bros.
CASH for acceptable ideas. State II
patented. The Patent Record. Baltimore.
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ROOMS in Board of Trade and Den
halter blocks. Houston Real Estate Inv.
Co., ga Main.
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DESIRABLE board and rooms. house
modern, lawn and shade. 137 North Main
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The primaries tonight. Democrats,
do your full duty.
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FOR RENT.

B. &c o. TRANSFER co.'s moving vans
always ready. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Telephone $50; Office Al w End So. st.
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Salt Lake Business College.

&c West Second South street, Salt Lake
City. The leading commercial school.
Fan term opens sept 5. 1880 Young peO-
pie of both sexes thoroughly prepared for
good paying positions. Remember that
tne famous Ellls Cabinet system of book.
keeping is used in the Salt Lake Business
college. Private instruction for backward
students. Write today for Gull informal
ton. Box 761.
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TAYLOR & co. pay hest prices for
conference tickets. Don't mistake the
place 23E Main street
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TEMPLE LODGE No. ID meets every
Friday evening IN the a. q. ". W. hall. 16I
Main Street Fl. T. WHITE. NJ w.
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Fl SECONDHAND furniture and stoves
wanted. /. x. L.. As E. End So. st.
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STORE room, End South and State. APP
ply Knutsford hotel.
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FURNITURE. CARPETS. stoves. high
est price paid Nebraska Second hand
| Store. 216-21S State
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WANTED..HELP.


STABLE BOY. Apply 175 A street.
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ELEC1AcAL.

EoR GOOD. RELIABLE Electric Work
af an Kinds chandeliers. globes. shades
ana Telephones, go to =. c. Holdings q, AZ
West First South, next TO Calder's. Tele-
phone call 405, rings.
THE SALT LAKE Electric. Supply
company makes a speciality Of electric
. fixtures. fans and house wiring. We are
agents for the Dayton IAN they are the
best: will run longer than any ian on
the market When you want anything
electrical call on US at Is West First
South street.