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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-28
Market to Be Extended Through to
State.
TO BE PAVED THROUGHOUT
FEDERAL BUILDING SUPERIN-
TENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION.
A Fat Appointment For Some Salt
Lake Architect Worth 1900
Per Year = Will Be Decided By
Competitive Examination - Office
Is In Civil Service Glass.

The property-owners in the vicinity
of the federal building site are prepar-
ing to carry out their contract in re-
gard to paving Market street from
Main to West Temple. This will be
done without delay. 1t is proposed also
to open Market street from Main east
to State street. This new street will
be siXty-siX feet wide, and paved
also. The advantage to the adjoining
property-ownerS would be so great that
it is considered that little difficulty
would be encountered in securing the
right-Of-Way
Since the selection of the federal
building site, interest in the selection
of superintendent of construction for
the building has grown more acute, and
there promises to be a spirited race for
the position, although most of the can
didates are on still hunt. The posi-
ton will pay not less than $500 nor
more than $1,000 per year and Office
rent, and it will last from the time
ground is broken till the completed
building is turned over to the custodian.
1t is not generally known that this
position comes under the civil service
rules, but such is the case. All candi-
dates will be subjected to the examina-
ton that all clerks undergo, and, in
addition to this, candidates for this po-
sition must take a special technical
examination in mathematics and archi-
lecture. The selection of the superin-
tendent of construction will be made
by the secretary of the treasury from
the three passing the best examination.
If none should pass the requisite exam
ination, the superstition is the officer
would be chosen from some other
place.
The examination TO fill this DOSition
will be a special one. and a request
has been made to hold it next month.
F. NJ. Ulmer will be one candidate, and
his son, Frank j. Timer, now doing gov
eminent survey work in Oregon, will
be another if he gets home in time.
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ENGLAND'S GREAT BAND
Coming Here In june.

ARRANGEMENTS have just been COM
pleted for a grand musical festival to
be held here on June II and 10. at which
Lieutenant Dan Godfrey's British
Guard band of London. England, will
be the principal attraction.
The bands general representative,
Mr.. w. w. Power, is in the city, and
has just completed arrangements for
one of the greatest musical festivals
that Salt Lake City has had since the
days of the famous Gilmore. At the
forthcoming festival there will be a
childrens chorus of 1000 voices, the
Tabernacle choir of 400. and a special
chorus of 300 selected voices from the
different church choirs and musical So
cieties of the city. which will be heard
in the Standard operate, oratorial and
national selections, accompanied by the
great British band.
Arrangements are now being made
with the railroads to run cheap excur-
sions into the city. and the event prom
ises TO be one of great Importance The
British Guard band are en- route to Aus
tralia, and is meeting with a great re-
ceptiOn everywhere. Mr.. Evan Steph-
ems Will have change of the chorus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-28
BANQUET TO Mr.. NICHOLS.
De Lamar People Pay Tribute to a
Former Fellow Citizen.

A very pleasant and highly enjoyable
banquet was given to Ralph Nichols
at the Cullen hotel last evening by a
host of his friends from De Lamar,
New. Mr.. Nichols went to De Lamar
when the camp was in its infancy. He
went there for Captain De Lamar when
he first acquired his great Nevada
property, and for several years held
the position of superintendent of the
mine and mill. 1t was largely through
his Judgment and knowledge of mining
that the property achieved its fame.
Mr.. Nichols is now superintendent of
a mine in Australia
The banquet was attended by about
twenty-five guests, two-thirds of whom
came up from De Lamar and Phoebe
to pay their respects to their former
fellow-citiZen.
The table was loaded with lots of
good things to eat. 1t may be added,
too. that no one went away athirst.
Toasts were in order, and these were
responded to by f. r. McNamee, T. H.
Osborne, Judge c. c. Goodwin. Robert
w. Sloan, r. c. Lund, J. c. Griffith, H
A Cohen and others The guest of the
evening, Mr. Nichols. described how
mining is carried on in Australia, and
told of the mineral resources of that
country.
1noSe present WERE hdlpn NlCHoiS'
f. r. McNamee F. l.. Reynolds. G. c.
Fetterman. ]. C. Griffith. r. II. Os-
borne ]. Hartman. r. c. Lund. Henry
Eilers, j. n. Esselstein, w. II. Cunning
ham. G.. H. Cutting, Sol Warren, i. d.
Hamilton, p b. McKeon, w. L.
Blakesley. ]. II. Letcher. Sam Colby,
r. w. Sloan, G.. L. Hutchins, Judge c.
C. Goodwin. W. l.. Scott, H. A. Cohen
and f. Z. McMillen of Ogden.
iS tn
tralia and will sail from San Francisco
this week
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BUY YOUR HATS from the maker
Taylor. the Halter, "a East First South.
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SWORD FROM MEMBERS.
How the Youngsters Propose to Hon
or Admiral Dewey.

Joe Simpson has returned to the city
from San Francisco, where he has been
sojourning for some months under the
influence of the gentle Pacific breeze.
Joe is a rustler, an old-time Salt Lake
newsboy, and has always been found
working in the newsboys' cause, and
now he is nothing less than the super
intendent of the newsboys and boot
blacks Dewey sword fund. with head
quarters at $40 Howard street, San
Francisco.
The idea is this: The newsboys and
bootblacks' of the country intend pre-
senting Admiral Dewey, upon his re-
turn, with a genuine diamond jeweled
sword. and, with that object in view,
an endless chain" proposition has been
started. to include all the states of the
Union. and thus raise sufficient funds
to buy the proposed sword. There will
be a newsboy from every state capital
at the presentation, there to be APP
pointed by the governor.
Concerning the movement, Joe ex-
plains himself thusly: Oats right;
it amt no bum steer: it's on de square,
and de blokes is plunkin' up de coin
lust as speedy as we kin put it in de
bank. Now, say, I'm goin' to Wash
ington in a week and see what dey re
dom at dat joint, so you kin count on
it dat de admiral is goin' to git de
finest sword wot ever happened.
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ward to his release from the army and
his return home with eager anticipation.
Young Parsons came to his death in a.
most unusual manner. He was bugler in
his battery. Some time ago his lips be-
came sore. but he continued his duty
until blood poisoning set in. This soon
caused his death. 1t is believed that the
fact that his bugle had a brass mouth
piece started the blood poisoning
The dead soldier was well and favorably
known here. Before enlisting in the bat
terry he belonged TO the National Guard,
and in both organizations had an excellent
record. Young Parsons was under -
years of age.
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AUCTION SALES.

ON MONDAY, MAY -, AT 1880 A. NJ,
No. 100 w. First South St. all of the stock
and fixtures. consisting of teas coffees
spices of all kinds. lot canned goods
pickles, catsups. tobacco, cigars, lot
crackers. fresh cheese, lot of notions. lot
of extracts. kegs of pickles. fish. honey
lot of all kinds of soap lamp chimneys
brushes. baking powder. cocoa, syrup
etc. etc; safe. cost S100; show cases. lot
shelving. counter scales. cost $50: platform
scales, trucks. counters. and other fix
lures. The fixtures will be sold at p. m.
All must go to the highest bidder
X. A ANDREWS. AuctiOneer
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS
Via Rio Grande Western Railwa.

Omaha and return, $1,000, June 6. 7.
Kansas City and return, $1,000, June
6, Z.
St Louis and return, $3.50. June
6, :.
Chicago and return, S44.5O. June 6. I.
Buffalo and return. $3.50. June 9, 10.
St. Louis and return. $3.50, June
16, Il.
Detroit and return, s51OO, July I.
., 3.
Richmond and r:turn. s59.75, July s.,
9, 10.
Indianapolis and return, $500, July
16. II. IS.
The Rio Grande Western railway and
its connections offers two fast through
trains daily. Through Pullman Palace
and ordinary sleeping cars. Perfect
dining car service. Free reclining chair
cars. Cool and comfortable ride. Mag
nificent SceneFS.
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DEATH OF BATTERY A MAN
CHARLES PARSONS PASSES
AWAY AT MANILA.
Demise Was Due to Blood-poisoning,
Caused By Sore On His Lips,
Resulting From Blowing Bugle.

George C. Parsons of 40 Boutwell, street,
yesterday received word that his son,
Charles Parsons a member of Battery A,
had died in Manila. The news came as a
great shock to the boys parents. as the
last time they heard from him he was in
excellent health. They We're looking for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-28
Welcome News.

Starting with Sunday next at 10
O'Clock, and continuing every Sunday
throughout the summer, a stage line,
connecting with the street cars, will be
Wagener's Grove. leaving the fort on
the hour and half hour from u to Q
o'clock p. IN. Passengers will be car
ried free. Refreshments and light
lunches can be had at the grove. where
everything has been added for the
conlfort of visitors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-28

MAGAZINES, OFFICE and school sup
plies. Barrow Bros, 10 West End South.
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SCHOOLS.

---------~-~-------
SPECIAL DISCOUNT to all graduates,
single or in class. Matson Bros. Pho
tographers. 2l21s State street. SAT- Lane
City.
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DRESSMAKlNG.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING. 201
Harmon block. Prices reasonable. Misses
Larson and Goodfeilow.
LATEST STYLES. workmanship and
fit unequalled. Reception room. Nine
c. Mcdonald 20 Eagle block.
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THE WEY European hotel. ele-
ganuy furnished rooms by the day. week
or month. State and Second South streets.
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SIX-ROOM NEW HOUSE. corner Third
West and Montague streets, first street
below Ninth South on Third West: $40
per month. Enquire of Anderson, at house
TWENTY-SIX houses all prices,
kinds and locations. TuttIe Bros. l4S
Main
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FURNISHED ROOM for gentlemen
107 Second street.
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack; anthracite. all
sizes. D. ]. SHARP, Agt.
IS South Main. Telephone No. 42a.
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CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
Excursion June 6 and 7,

Via Oregon Short Line, as follows:
Portland and return, $31.5O.
Spokane and return, $31.50.
San Francisco and return, via steam
er, $3.50.
And to all points east.
Steamer trip includes meals and
berth. over / 800 miles on Pacific ocean.
Best summer excursion. All tickets
good returning until Sept. A. City ticket
office, 100 West Second South street.
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WARMING AND VENTILATING

p ]. MORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus. No. 70
West Second South.
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WANTED.

AN EMINENT pianist, a young married
lady. will exchange piano lessons and
voice culture during the summer for a
pleasant suite of rooms for herself and
husband. Address w. Il. p, Herald.
LIST your property with us. Why give
your real estate for sale to dead men?
We have buyers for all kinds of properties
in all parts of the city. A. Richter, Home
Investment company. 6 West First South.
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An examination Of teachers who are
applicants for positions in the public
schools of Salt Lake City. and who do
not hold renewable certificates, will be
held in the high school assembly room,
100 to 40 Pierpont street, beginning
Monday, June 5, at 8 a. m.
All stationery will be furnished by
the board of education.
FRANK B. COOPER,
Chairman Board of Examiners.
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ANNUAL EASTERN EXCURSION.
Via Union Pacific Railroad, June 9th
and 9TH. Limit. Sept. 4th

Omaha and return. ....-.........s3 2 90
Kansas City and return. ......... - 90
st. Louis and return SO 80
Chicago and return ~ 30
Get there quick by using Union Pa
cific. which everybody knows is the line
for SPEED, SAFETY and COMFORT
Solid through vestibuled trains. I'm
euuaIed elegance of equipment. consist
ing of dining and library cars with
Barber shop, new palace and ordinary
sleepers, free chair cars, with no
change to Missouri river and Chicago
Company's office, ''Old Stand" POI Main
street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-28

Great Hard Goods display at Y. C.
NJ. l.. week commencing Monday
May 20.
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STEPHEN l.. MOYLE. licensed alb
stractor, 6 West First South.
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The Wilson Catering company has
had their place at IS East First South
street elegantly refitted, and are again
open for business. They have added
ice cream parlors and a complete line
of confectionery. Fred Wilson, man.
aver
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


THE GRANDEST POWER woman can
possess. To compel love at will-Verardis
notes-Send stamp for sample pages: En-
glish translation. Matthews, North Co.,
163 W. 23rd, New York.
WEEKLY PROFITS. Don't lose the
chance. Money can be doubled every
month in wheat, stocks and cotton. We
pay profits every fifteen days to clients.
Our plan of safety is unequaled. Write
c. E. MACKEY & co. 90 Broadway, NY.
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Great Hard Goods display at Il. C.
NJ. J., week commencing Monday
Nav %
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DR.. :. Ewing. removed; office rooms,
31-32 Hooper building, First South. Res
idence, 26S South Second East
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. oscar
Groshell. sole agent Utah 22l Main. Ex-
pert cash register repairing.
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MUSICAL.

BFFIE DEAN KNAPPEN. Voice build
ing. Studio over Daynes Music Co.
C. d. SCHETTLER. teacher of guitar.
mandolin and banjo. Studio. 2 Main ST.
o. n. WITZELI4 repairer of all kinds
of musical instruments, at Calder's Music
Palace, Salt Lake City.
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Great Hard Goods display at u. C..
NJ. l., week commencing Monday
Nav %
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.

General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. f. Armstrong.
president; ]. E. Caine, cashier; "A East
First South street.
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HOBBS SELLS ICE CREAM. All
havors. any quantities. Tel. Cog.
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FOR SALE.

SHETLAND PONY, three years old.
Apply to r. Elite. Candy maker, city.
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a. o. U. W.
MISCELLANEOUS.

PABST CELEBRATED BOHEMIAN
beer Unsurpassed by none. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Sold TO dealers and families.
Bottling depot. Isl South Second West
Prompt deilvery TO any part of city.
y. y. box, 1851 TEL IS.
r. L. MERBITZ. Manager.
Salt Lake City
Mail orders solicited.
I REPAIR and have new parts for al
stoves Lovett 272 State street.
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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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DR.. E. M. Kevsor's

method of Filling Teeth is Painless.
162 Main street, Auerbach building.
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The Kelley Institute

for the cure of drunkenness. NOR
phine and cigarette habits The ONLY
Kelley Institute in the state. Address
box 4S0, Salt Lake. Utah.
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s225 BUYS IS SHARES in Cannon group
OF claims at Mercur six or seven groups
including INGOT. Rare chance. p. o.
box 694.
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Great Hard Goods display at 4. c.
NJ. l., week commencing Monday
May 29.
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1ADIEsI Chichester's English Fennyroyal Pills
10 Diamond Brand are the Best. safe. Reliable:
for LADIES' ~ LErrxE by Return Mall. Al Druggstr
Chichester Chemical Co.. Philada., Pa
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O'Connor's Drug Store,
229 s. Main street. Telephone 3S5.
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thristensen S FAMOUS orchestra in at
tendance. Dancing, boating. Grand
ball at night. Fare for round trip. Csc
y. w. CLAYTON, Genl. Mgr.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. f. S. PAYNE. i42 South Main
street. Specialist in diseases of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed in
every case. Gail or write TO above ad-
dress.
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s55.-ESTEY ORGAN. 4 bargain. Fer
gus Coalter So Main.
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BICYCLE REPAIRS.

RUBBER DUST, quick and permanent
repair for punctured tires. Price by mail
25c. Address Franks Rubber Dust Manu-
facturer, City.
FIRST-CLASS BICYCLE repairing and
new wheels for rent. League shop. S25 S.
w. Temple.
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GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS. All
kinds. Bailey & Son. So East Second So.
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SALTAIR BEACH
win Open pecoration Dav.

Timecard for the day as follows.
Trains from Il. G. W. depot:
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FURNISHED. ROOMS.

A LARGE FRONT room, $3.50 month.
Apply 161 South Fourth East.
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: UMBRELLA REPAIRS.

UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS COW
cred and repaired. Mayer 136 L. 1st So.
UMBRELLAS AND parasols covered
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SCAvENGER.
ABSTRACT AND NOTARIAL WORK.

SALT LAKE SCAvENGER co. Office
under Walker Bros bank. Telephone 273.
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LOST.

BAY MARE, 4 years old. branded B on
left shoulder Return to 1895 South Ninth
East street and receive reward.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ON IMPROVED farms, in Utah and
Idaho. Middlesex Banking Co.. COZ Nc
Cornick block.
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S-ROOMED BRICK house, closets, etc..
l or 2 families. 343 18th East.
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CLAIRVoYANTs.

MRS. P. FONTYN. CIairvoyant and
Trance Medium. 267 South West Temple
MRS. P FONTYN. Clairvoyant and
Trance Medium. 267 South West Temple
Public meeting tonight, s O'Clock. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
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ON FARMS and city property: special
options. Miller & Fiele. S03 Mccormick
building.
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ON STOCKS. bonds. realities and chat
tells. Monheim, basement. $50 Main street.
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THE vENDOME. 225 South Main. adj
joining Kenyon. Newly furnished rooms.
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ON FURNITURE, diamonds or ANY
old thing; no removal No. 80 CONNER.
cial building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
INDI STRIAL EXHIBIT.
Attractive Display Made at Masonic
Temple Last Night.

The industrial exhibit, under the direction
Of Mrs. w. F. Hoffman. at Masonic Tenn
pie, was opened last night a large crowd
being present. a variety Of articles repre-
sentlng woman's work as well as exhibits
showing the process Of manufacturing diff
fercut wares used in the household, were
attractively arranged in decorated booths.
As a whole this miniature exposition is
highly interesting and will doubtlcssly be
well attended during its continuance
The proceeds of the affair will he de-
voteS 10 the work of the Southern Relief
Society. the Sixth Presbyterian Church. St
Andrews Guild and the Bell Home, at
Colonial Beach.
y model village is one of the especially
attractive features of the exhibit. Another
item In the display is a rag doll, fOrty-four
inches in height. The manual training de-
partmcnts of the public schools of the Dis
tr.ct have one of the largest and most en-
tertaining exhibits in the collection. The eX-
hibit will continue until December 8 and
lunch Will be served daily by different or
ganiZations.
Especial amusement programs have been
arranged for the evenings, q promenade
concert and flower show being last night ;
attraction in this line. An illustrated lee
ture viii be feature of tonight's program