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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-20
PROGRAMME OF The
RECEPTION EVENTS

Tuesday, August 22-Bene-
fit performance of THE First
Born" by Juvenile profession
ais at the Chutes.
Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, August 23 and "a
Alhambra Theater benefit.
Afternoon of the arrival of
the Sherman - Grand naval
parade by the yachts, tug
boats and other craft on the
bay.
Second Day-Troops will be
breakfasted in tbs morning at
the ferry depot by the Parents
and Relatives Association,
followed by the march to the
Preside under escort of mill
tary organizations of the State
and others. After reporting at
the Preside the California
troops will be granted fur
louglls until 10 o'clock the fol-
lowing morning. In the even
ing the grand electrical illmi-
nation will be displayed for
the first time.
Third Day-Military con-
certs at II o'clock in the
morning at Union Square and
Columbia Square. In the
evening, grand night parade,
pyrotechnical display and
electrical display, followed by
banquet to the troops at the
ferry depot.
Line of march-Van Ness
avenue to Market street, to the
ferry, where the column will
countermarch on Market to
Montgomery, to California, up
California to Kearny, Kearny
to Market, out Market to Van
Ness avenue.
At dates yet to be fixed
Banquet by Native Daughters
at ferry depot, to be followed
by distribution of medals. The
latter event will probably take
place at one of the baseball
grounds, as there is no build
ing in the city available for
the purpose. It is estimated
that accommodations will be
provided for at least 10000
people.
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-HE honorary reception committee
which is to extend the formal freet-
ingto the California boys upon their
arrival on the transport sherman
was appointed yesterday by the clti-
zans. executive committee. The gentle
men named are among the representative
citizens Of the State. amply qualified to
fulfl the pleasant duty of welcoming back
10 their native land the men who did such
valiant service in their country cause
in the PARKWAY Philippines.
The different committees IN charge OF
the reception have about completed their
labors A few details are yet to be ar
ranged. and everything will be in readi
ness for the celebration. All the plans
have been perfected and will be carried
into execution without delay Monday the
vc~l. on the evergreen decorations will be
commenced and with the large force that
has volunteered for this, work II Will be
speedily completed. Little remains but TO
await the arrival Of the transport and
then start the shouting.
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W0GG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RETURNING HER0ES
ONE CONTRIBUTION
Has GONE ASTRAY

Joy has filled the hearts of the members
of the finance committee. The rapid
growth of the fund and the substantial
proportions it has reached have been a
source of satisfaction to every one con-
nected with the reception. With but a
very few exceptions the people of all sec
tons have responded literally and cheer
fully to the appeals of Mr.. de Young S
committee. At the meeting yesterday the
most encouraging reports came from the
outside districts. The fund will far exceed
the $4,000 figure, which was the original
goal of the committee. Over in Oakland
w. G.. Palmanteer of the Central Bank
has undertaken to raise a handsome con-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-20
COLONEL DUBOCE
APPOINTED MAJOR

Information comes from Washington
that Colonel Victor Duboce. who will re-
turn on the Sherman, has been appointed
major of one of the volunteer regiments
now being mustered in. Colonel Duboce
left here as a lieutenant colonel. He did
exceptional service at the battle of July
81 and took a prominent part in the occu-
patton of the city of Manila August 13, at
which time he was acting colonel. He
distinguished himself at the battle of
Santa Ana. and was in several engage
ments on the island of Negros. He re-
turns as colonel of his regiment
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tribution from the citizens, and reported
yesterday that he was meeting with lib
eral responses from all quarters.
Something has gone wrong with a fund
that was raised at benefit given by the
Rathbone sisters of Santa Rosa A big
amount was realized, but no one seems TO
KNOW what has become of it. The COM
mittee has received A communication ask
ing why the contribution had not been
acknowledged, and it developed that the
money had never been received.
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stand in Union square extended to accom-
modate thirty musicians. There will be
two military concerts on the morning pre-
ceding the great night parade one in
Union square and the other in Columbia
square, where a stand for twenty must
clans will be erected.
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MARKET STREETS
GARB OF GARLANDS

The Colorado boys. as a graceful COM
rliment to the returning Californiaus,
have volunteered their services to dress
Market street in its garb of garlands and
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as may be found feasible. After some
discussion the matter was left 10 Messrs.
Martin and Schilling to do what they may
deem proper.
Superintendent McLaren will be request
ed to supervise the decorating Of Van
Ness avenue on the same lines as Market
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-20

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p 5a5 Rs5 e
GsoTse clark, p Royal Houss IloyS S; Mrs.
a sn 81 cd Ras r sEss 81 s ov5 o Co. B and B
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P3 3ny So Gefz cS SGro1 cbar Nc
O. Nj 5r Mrs Smith S. Whiaw Wkng company.
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Total amount reported date, $48,o57
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FUND ACHES FIGURES
OF a PRINCELY FORTUNE

HE fund has
following which bring the desired goal The ontbu-
as
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.
The city Council meets tonight

The city Council meets tonight.
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INV p"ar" y. cuu'u,"n h'"s' SUI"
e'eo' ne" superintendent
The chinook winds Of last evening and
yesterday created havoc with sieighing
and skating.
49,.
O, lion. Thomas Kearns vii, probably
not be completed before Hpring.
IneHc arr Gays Mhen every ncmbei-
el.c, OF the Legialature II being over
Whciineu ny candidates Tor uiNefs places
OF trust.
on Monday evening ncxt DIR. orson
Howard OF the university faculty lee
lures at the laboratory building on
Facts ana Flctions In Natural HIS
tory
,;erman rcsidonte nj tho city IN the
pun,ha, ~, s,a,,, aoo ,o ioo Gathered nj
mo Ea,,,,ccnth ,yard nss.f,,biv rnona
,as, .,.n,n. AMI .ytnycJ thcns.lyes
WIN music snceohm1t,ng ana social
converse.
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the tiy,h va,d meciinr ho,,sc inHt
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A man who witnessed the sinking OF
Cervorn'r fleet In Santiago harbor spent
yesterday In salt Lake. On route to San
FrnncHlco. lie was Thumar Volt boiler
tender Of the Indiana In * months
more he viii have spent thirteen years
IN the service.
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nual meeting of the society. which oc-
curn soon. At the annual gathering
addresses will be delivered by Governor
Wells. Don Mnguirc Professor Talmngc
and Mrs. Myia upper Maynard.
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Warden Dow OF the state prison has
fil.d with the state board Of corrections
his biennial report. together with stat
isticn and reports Of the various de-
pnftn.nta for the two years ending
December n, 1898. The document II an
Interesting one. II shows that there
were IN confinement. December -, 1885,
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RECOVERED HER CIIILD.

Mrs. u. Atkins OF Carson. New. II n
happy woman today. Owing 10 doinca.
tic troubles she obtained n divorce from
her husband. IA Nevada mining man,
aud was awarded the custody Of her
child by order Of the court. The child.
however was taken away by Mr.. At
klns and sent To this city where he
was placed under the care Of Mira.
Flynn. aai west Fourth South.
Mrs Atkins arrived here several days
ago and proceeded % place her caac boz
fore chief Pratt, who recognizing tho
Justice OF her claim, very reluctantly
said he could not help her, The lady
concluded TO act independently and
drove 10 the Flynn residence last ovon,
lng She entered the house aud, after
a pnrlcy, carried on the little one undnr
the very eyes % Mrs, Flynn; the lnttpr
lady. very wroth, proceeded post haste
10 police headquarters, where the chief
likewise informed her that he could do
nothing Ia the case. Mrs. Atkins left
the white House. wherv she has been
staying, last night VIII her recovered
darling. ana Is said 10 have taken the
train to Nevada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03
CHIEF JUSTICE BARTCH.
Returns from the East and Talks Of
Politics and Circuit Court.

Chief Justice Hartoh OF the state su-
prone court has returned from two
weeks trip East Tho cities visited By
Justice nartoh Included Washington.
New York. Philadelphia. Pittsburg and
Scranton,
Justice Bartoh was seen by News"
representative today and said he
had spent a most enjoyable time. The
Roberts question Is very much dla-
cussed In Washington and New York.
Justice Bartch was very much sought
after by newspaper correspondents and
others ana questioned concerning the
political situation In Utah.
referring TO the blll % create an adj
ditionnl judicial circuit. 10 be- known rs
the Tenth, Justice Dartch said II had
been referred TO the judiciary commit
tee OF the senate and by that commit
tee 10 tho attorney general. Similar
bills have been introduced by Congress-
man King and Senator Teller but they
are all In sthtu quo. The proposed new
circuit includes Colorado. Utah, wy
oming, Idaho and Montana.
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MERCHANT ra,,oee

LONEeitEEN. TdE TAHOE. I.i.i..
n' SUITS ~ order. cleaning and renair
lug "p.'lntyi ~ V. Second South
y = WILLIAMSON. Montt,S ,t,,.
t9-ugic Tailor elegant suits 10 order ~.
We holiday trade, reasonable prices. "a.
Np. DAWSON. MERCHANT .rA,t.e,,,.
elegant suits To- order; reasonaBi, ,,,,ii3is'
3G q West Tomplo. pi's,-'
CHICAGO rMLoRs ASSOCIATIONS
make you q suit OF clothes rbenner ne,
you can obtain them eIsevyhere 'i ~,
them. q west Second South. -
,.cLoruEs CLEANED AND rRrssEp
;, GEMS = oinnthi ladies costumes CLEANED
aud dyed 50. Elmo Cleaning cotfi.,''
- east Second South. ''''''''
,r.gyn lHEssERs AT WA,tI,f X,i.a
c!uthinE house for perfect nj intest
farrell. % Richards street. '"
-, UTAH CLEANING AND TAILORING,
VOC. cleaning dycing md founifirg. stiiis
]. Hall Manager -.
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PERSONAL.

VIM. White OF Draper II In town.
II. con OF West Jordan Is In town.
JAMES spiliet OF Blg Cottonwood ran
up from the south this morning
II. A. Cooper OF West Jordan N
among Salt Lake merchants today
Thos. II. cutler, general manager OF
the Utah Sugar company, Is In town
today.
Bishop John G. sharp Of Vernon Is In
town. lie reports IA scarcity OF snow
IN his district.
u Dcnsloy, manager ~ the thriving
Rlycrton Commercial company IN seen
IN haunts Of trade today.
soren Hanson. the prosperous proprl-
etoI OF the Hyrum Cold Storage pack
ing plant, In In the city
T.. u. Klmball. manager of Mccor-
nick a Co.'S branch bank nt Mprcur, IN
visiting the parent institution today.
A. q. Glauaue. Esq. OF the board ~
education. who has been severely III for
some time past, has improved 30 that
he was able TO be In his office short
time today.
George Il. odcll. general manager Of
the Coop Wagon A. Machine company,
arrived from the East yesterday, nc-
companied by his daughter. Mr.
Odell brings a rosy report OF trndc
matters In the East. lie says he visit
ed not less than twenty-five factories,
and everywhere found them working
over time. In fact, he says the outlook
for 1883 IN better than II has been for
any year since the record breaking one
IN 1899
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new REGIME IN
AND OLD ONE OUT.
officers Chosen at the Last elec.
ton. Now at the Helm.
IN ALL COUNTY AFFAIRS.
ucforc Greatest Change Ia the
sherin'- Otiiee.

Yesterday witnessed the Induction In
to Office OF nlI OF the county officers
choson at the November election. The
personnel Of the different departments
IL. however. practically unchanged IN
the county commissioners Office Is now
official In the person Of ex-Stnte senn-
tor George NJ. whitaker. MIR. Hon
was the retiring member. and at
meeting yesterday was given a vote OF
confidence BY his colleagues.
County Clerk Dunbar was his own
successor. The only change he made
In his department was the naming OF
Frank ]. Rawlings as deputy 10 sue
coed Albert Spencer. deceased. county
Treasurer Lynch'e aasiEtantn nfc We
same as heretofore. Couuty Auditor
Woud stepped into the place allied for
the past Two years by MrH. MhtEhiet
caine. County Recorder Jensen VINO
led his ticket ut the election mas inaur
Gideon Gibbs his chief deputy. vice Au-
gust stein. In the assessors oihcc
barney Quinn viii retain all OF ms olh
assiatnnts Wilkes, as surveyor, mas
no changes TO make. county Attorney
Putnam. who succeeds Waldymnr Van
Colt. has made Walter i. Guntcr ms
chief deputy. otherwise the office force
win Ice the same. Sheriff iiowcllH mas
made the grentcst change OF any ~ tho
new officers perhaps. His force " na
follpwa. Marccllus s. Wooiloy, chief
deputy. civil deputies, John Mont
gomcry Jr.. and John Macdun: cfiml.
nal deputies. John H. cummock nni
nan Iinrrlvs. balliifa. Sam pouse ana
David X. johnson. day Tailor. Thomas
T.. Iowells Jr.. night Tailor. Nick uul-
hrHnsen.
Tho vote OF the new officers ana their
opponents, togrthor with the plurality
received by each IL as followH'
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WEATHER REPORT.

Weather report showing observa-
tions at n. m. TO-DAY:
Salt barometer. 1881: temper
aturc. ~. minimum, 30; wind. south.
Is miles per hour: cloudy.
General and local forecasts for 30
hours ending y. IN. tomorrow:
For Utah: Forecast made at San
Francisco.
Occasional local Enow tonight and
Wednesday. Cooler tonight
For Salt Lake city aud vicinity:
Occasional local snow tonight and
Wednesday. Cooler tonight.
j. II. SMITH.
Observer. Weather Bureau.
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STEAM HrArlna

TliEDAvtDIAMEsCu .srLAMFfTrtNG
Main street
uktlN a REEVE Co. PLUMHiNo.
llraiinv. in u Second South ~ Tel %
T.. J. MORAN STEAM ANp nor WATEIl
beating aud vontllatng apparatus No -
WcGt Srcond South
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ByA LADY srsNooRApilEl. a Pos.,
ition With moderate salary. Address No y
News uhco.
1MMeplATlLY. a GOOD CoMiE-
isi y. first South.
DESKS. SAFES. SHOW CASTS, AND
ali kinds OF office iurnitur,. WIZ rnN
good price iidgliiy si9raFc co" i-e
A PURCHASER FOR a .vAniEp
aaaortmrnt 81 second hand Job display
and body type. Apply TO The Dcaerct
Ncws. Salt lake cts.
on THE INsTALLMENT., rLAN;
SSH SSFih TSSiapsons Quincy CAB
ONCE
10 roNs cons HrsKs rnrE FnoM
stocks and stubs, nt titN Mattress snr-
tory, go south Main 81. Salt Lave CITY
LADIES NM -UENTs CLOTHING
bought. sold aud cvchanrrdi hirhcst prices
pnidi srnd postal VIII calL W. STATE .
EVERY PERSON SuifIiiNo Win
PILES 20 be- Cursd with Cariuhuratod Pile
Cue. sofia ny dfrgg'stsi prit' Ac
10 RENT OK 4 room housb,
clo.e In. with. privllcgo Of buy,nE On w,
Shop. . Market street
LADY on GENTLEMEN AuESIH Luls
the best article IN TIE country, No inm-
Hour, 10 L - ici sSuti Second wost
nsaortmsnt IL foc0nd.hand Job. display
NesIn D'a is,, YIp sto AgRly to Tho p''''''
SEND w YotE ACCOUNTS Fon
collection. old dcbil made new NO tur.
nlHh references. Mcciu nroa. ~ anu
~ Ailns
NEW FURNITURE EXCHANGED
for old surnlturu, Goods SOLD on easy
PAYMENTS. MaHhbufn Furniture CO.. ~
west First South.
Will PAY THE FOLLOWING
prices each Tor i00it lots OF motei heavy
copper 10 cents per pound; light coppct
: ~ cents per bound ciran rubber
cents per pound. ~ rear % ~ west Sec
oud South.
Sc oND HAND FURNITURE At
iii Main street, Goods SOLD ON easy pay
ments ~. WEniiEit
TfE uTAu Junk. AND ,,ilipE
House. HUacmblntt a IccNc. luEnt.t
cash price paid ful rags, acrar IRON 20,
tics, hides, peltH, hcerWnN, NJ itnH OF nl
kinds ard rubber Carload lntH spec
inity. Gl.ei east EiFtht south street
lietwccn Maln and State. salt Lake ciy'
Utah.
CtiEAPEs1. nEsT PLACE. TO NY
sell ana exchange secondhand goods, -
state
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Sheet Iron WurkH. mnkrs and rcpniri
steam boilers. vIitur tuctcts. cyanide
ma pressure nuta. smoke stacks. etc.
Nt1f ~ west snutn Temple.
ia MIS- q SONS. hQitElt MAkEhs
fruuifq "a speciality. Established 1874
Eatimatos furnished. 90 west South
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TIM WpNbtU NiLiNEtY co FtN.
lg,k pr De- lui..t Improved dni
First South.
,.WoMANs CO.OP. MILLINERY ANp
Dt' ilnkInF ur-tu-date styles. Tsmui,
Nun lun.ll suits, ErC1t reduction .u
u-o-- I..r- wont U-mMn.lnN-a
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WANTED.

nYA LADY srsNooRAPilER 4. POS;
ltion With moderate salary. Address No y
News uHlco.
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HATIERs.
AUCTION.

-puRSIsIifSGs AS0 fiJMh MADE
dyed aud Repaired The Hat iIox. o. Main
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~ .tCHEs PINE LAND NENW
l.ehl oud water fiHht. |, uccd and jon
luccfn. Uopd terma. si9n iifupka a.
hl.keiy ID w. sycnnn fluh street
salt Lake Valley last ctpp c.uhcd t,in
al,.- ~, ~ iiia ''iii,'. ----
VIZ hD' u ,tiiti t,1",. "a
flnrhl store. 70 Main -
l"e TulikENs JIsT :, y, t,tNti' ~.
. ,nr 'i,li'i Wr1SofF' ~ VIII 3" "t u
..FlnE pRoor SAFES ONE I.AnGE
Inches. inside measur ment ChChp.
hidcliiy Storage Co. ~ and i2s : West
Temple ~ ....-....
. ~ AtNES GOOD LIND fETWEEN
Provo aud sprlngyillc; fi per acre, tiia
brooks ana hlakelt. % N. Second snuih
Is PLANNING MIL. MACHINES.
Itnh Dcddinr and Manufacturing 90.
Eighth South between State aud Main
str,rtE
DON'T MAKE a MiITAkE. ntN a
house. fatm. or engage Ia businoss. only
auor having examined tir chances listrd
MIN " huslngs, ng.ncyoi w J.. AleAnn
YET. w s''u'p MHh -lreeg ...
tpECiAt. FOR rus WEEK. BAKERY
~, buicher anu gfnc9y sl"g' fggming
IVY, "e,1 ~ is,,ll W. i4' ,.
iWN ~ ~ 70 't''h" "ou'h' 90"
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nr MY H' ,ai,. 'a snd ~. .,,,inc.J 90"
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tt,s. h..ii' ,i,ii sh ~ y 80 ". % ~.
m snii t'at. ~ kteln "a
A VARIED AagpitTNts pF So
i,iy 10 thr pesfrtf k..t@ai gaf Lak~ citr.
- -.-.,tt.tsa
,,tNltsS - SNN J" 49,
~, ., s99 i ". s,,si1A gne'' OF w J.
opSrn t,EoitriNh MONEY ~
once viii anu yrr- gra fiI fust Ofrnn for
$40 Addrcfa 4 letter L. g. ~ foblck.
Sliy -. ,.-..,
NOTCH TO IluMf.EIIA .iiH LOOK At
following numbered mudtn Ufck houses
ard " thuy suit YOU inAAtfnu Hu udcL Nu
l.. u street. i,u a stfurt hud 80 street
oHnet AZ Nv stf',A
\ NAltiib ASSpHTi INT or HEts
ord-hund i.hdinplag an body type. An
orTFi1, ron rti,StliiSg A ROOM.
bed. stoves, chairs. etc. hppl}@ ~ - wos;
Third hutth street, roof o
WE'LL EsTAUt,tgtEtl iD.ttOoM
wcat Third soui'.
Hcui.iI.l -ito1.rf.Ep tEtJt 80, PER
d6s aiiaftu Al ID neri1s nints The
KoniutEy iiaror co. Jren,s. '''
FOR gAf.t-.r.n topA.NR for i
cents at drusriais. ona giyca rcllof
slrais sud iobsssgg', ~ at AeMlhAn''
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Ills ~ hALl. Nei ~ N'l.l NNu
Anrf spn Waf si"ig9i Y In,nrn','ii,,,, ~
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TUE GbibEN CLOWN tNFfTNI-
Wut rivtH tnU best a. cont muul iu city.
short ORDERS 800 hours Mm. MUnuucutt.
irur u T.. Second Huuth.
NprlEQu tHTs iiAkEtY FOH EN-
tn INC bread AMI cakes, removed TO
ill west iifth South.
HiUN tiAtEIf ipl. lliE uisgT re-
home cooked meals. everything nrat-
cihtHi short uidvfa. % west First Rputli
RAILROAD EXCHANGE TtEgrAu-
rant Tor % nrst.ulaaH humo-cuoLvd mcal
Mt Whttimurc. Prop. 30 west Eouth
Tenri.
iiiE ptoNFtU RESTAURANT
Short orders nt 90 houra ono ~ the nn.
Get cooks lu ino West stewart & Shan
non, luil state.
FoH HEALTH AND ufoop rs.
tIrhlnU fonds ny iha hunitallum Health
iguu uinln. rIfiufas everything hilt-
THE GOLDEN GROWN RTgTArft-
mt EiNog the nrgi % cent meal 90 city.
Short orders al huiirH. wv. WounaCgtL
frnn. 20 y. Second South
TINE EXCHANGE RESTAURANT. IS
west Second South. Tor tho best 2, cont
lunch In the city. Short orders ai hours
rates made 10 regular hparicr4
TIL MR. uoNF CooKFn MEALS ~
thr rliyi lunri ~ tho rcnL day ur week
~ south Nest T'mplr.
1iiE GRAND ktSTttuANri EVERY
Thing nrst class meals " cents upNnrilsi
hun" ruuslnr. io- Fast -vrund @iuih
EAGLE BAKERY ANDItNCH ROOM. tS
West second south Merchants luuvh every
DAY. short order. steaks rhutis aud ot .tsr.
,ur cake. sud bread 70 speciality lfsc de-
NNgri.
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pooK STORES.

CAR LuAn OF TOY rRuNt>irEuNKs
bought. sold. sWnpprd and Impaired, y. u
Meredith, ~ East llrst south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03

,a.A hAMs tALuHNlIii. MODEST.
slrEuui costume Goo order. sstssf afvira.
~ lhu wofl mnushlp guaranteed %
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l4onsraHorno Ano nl.cksmlrns

LOREN TEipp. GENERAL HLAcK.
sniltl,ue, first class hurscshooing. carraigo
nhh wagon maker moderate charges. q
north Main.
MAYOR q WARBIEfON. fiLsT-CLAss
hursrshucing IN ali It's branches. shop. i5i
tast FIRST south.
JOIN .MALouIsT. SALT LAKE CAR
tgigo and wagon shop. horse shooting. etc.
Commercial avenue.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
cLrANINa AND oYElNo

T.. II, .EYANs, CoNTRACToR AND
builder. iobplug work shop, ~ South
lnmtlh Insl