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Money 30 Loan
ON
household Furniture, Pianos. etC.

Il ,ou are Il need OF UU-ey. sc desire - ~
form you OF cur Inethod We can secure you
= loan On p: easy mOEthly uayn.-t plan, a. Iesa
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cuIe 4 loan through Us to ray it and ge,
p.Jncy = desired. X will pay YEA 70 Caa Js,C Sc
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and sll times DUNG office hours &c give nioFn=
zion concerning ous business meth0-s. and yos
NIL receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE Co.
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FOR RENT Furnished, heated front room, s
207 G. ST. NV de23
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CHURCH NOTICES.

SECULAR LEAGUE Masonic Temple, Sundays, 8
p. m. December q, essay, Character Of
Abraham" lecture. "Christian Civilization 10y
c. e. Carter. Seats free IL
TIE REV. CHARLES WESLEY LANE. Young
and talented divine Of Memphis, Tenn.
formerly member of the Tennessee conference
hss been tIanstrfed to the Virginia conference
and appointed to the charge ef Israel c. 81 F.
Church, corner lst and 3 SIS. sw.. and VIII preach
at II o'clock q. ~. On The Theories OF Bible
Criticisms" and 80 p IN. on Tho Relative
Greatness and InierioIity OF Holm The Baptist. %
All members and friends are invited to be present
20 greet our new pastor. He Is stopping for the
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VIII be inserted for one cent n word
Iur each InHertIGn.
! WANTED-At once, single white man to take
charge Of stable; references required l'7'
Pa ave nv. de23-2t
WANTED Good barber at once; So guarantee.
4l5 Sth st. Sc 1t
/ WANTED Elevator boy office man. porter. two
walters, driver, assistant clerk. BASEMENT
! 5l5 18th 81. II
( WANTED Clerk for store. . good men, $50 per
month; iantor. S25; houScworker. BUSINESS
( Bt REAJ. 1900 New York ave. nv. IT
I WANTED At once, coed barber: $50 gparaatee-
OF 1lh ST. sw- II
I WANTED Hotel and lunch room cooks. walters.
dslIwashers, country driver, bell boys.
! SHACkLEFoRD's. aos , 81 NV II
WANTED-Tuo BARRIERS for saturday. $50 5l2
Fl. NV IT
/ WANTED Managing floor walker, store clerk,
lunch room clerk engineer FOR hotel BASE
GENT, go p - 1t
WANTED-T,ro white BARRIERS for saturday s. 81
guarantee; steady Job TO right parties. 5l2
81. NV Il
WANTED-Eigbt practical papczhapgers HENRY
r. REH, $50 18th st. NV. de253t
WANTED good smart colorcd hoy for general
housewurS Apply at HOTEL BENNING,
BeHuing, d. Z. u
WANTED-Fivc CT SAX energetic men Of cyper-
lcnce 70 solicit and put on an kinds Of gas
mlHiIes; viii Us! salary. Address Boa so. thls
office. II
WANTED Boy with bicycle. in cigar and news
store; bring references $40 18th st, NV. 1t
NAMED Energetic salesman, school supplies:
49, country work; 500 salary and extras X. O.
EVANS q CO. Chicago. H.
dels. lai'.-9 - 2i,2l,So5l
WANTED once. two frsr-class bushelnen,
steaoy work good pay. Apply 652 d 81. nv.
Item
WANTED Three BARRIERS for SATURDAY; $50 guar
autce. $50 IA. ave NV. Item
WANTED-Good barber Saturday. 70 Monroe ST..
AnacostlI. ID. G. Item
WANTED -Bricklayers: to 20 out OF city. Cali
after ,. M, l0l5 20th ST. Item
WANTED BARRIER for saturday; guarantee given
Sl5 Ia. ave. nw. Item
WANTED-Actire boy to make himself useful in
newspaper business and around house; rel.
sla +. Cap. 81. dc2O-St,em
WANTED -FiTst-claSs white barber; 81 wages for
saturday, 2l2 9Th st. nv. Item
WANTED-Good white barber at once Address
ATLANTIC BLDG, ESQ I ST. NV. de22-3t
WANTED Grocery clerk and meat cutter; must
have refs; good wages Tor right man. Ap-
ply 900 lst 81. NV, after p. m. en-
WAETED-Iaurdry drivers: must be bonded Ad-
dress BERNARD 0. MONHAN, Columbia
Steam Laundry. lbs 9Th st. Hw. de2l-2t
WANTED-White. active boy to make himself
useful in newspaper business and around
house; rel. 4l3 +. Cap St. de2J-St,em
WANTED-Five frst-clazs costuakers. Apply 5S5
10th St ny. eel6-u
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30 and sltll 7oxl0 q
FOR RENT.
Call for sem:-mORthly Bulletin.
SfTSCELLASE =, Us.

VOCAL, PIANO, VIOLIN LESSONS ONLY 2jc-
II you apply at once and begin lessons prompt
during the IIrst OF New Year you can get first
class lessons of this professor at only 25c, or
money refunded. Address BON 5S7, this Office
dc22 Ct
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MONEY loaned saiar:ed people and retail msr-
chants upon their own names. wllhou. s--
curity; easy plymeEta- To.-NAN, Room -, es,
GA O st cc92 81
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HELr wANTEp-FEMALn.

AdvcrtissmehGs under this head
will be inserted for one cent a word
for each InArrtion
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WANTED-At once, single white man TO take
charge Of stable; references required l'2'
Pa. ave. nv. dc2&-3t
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LEGAL NOTICE

Is JJ STlCE COURT or THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. BEFORE LEWIS l. O'NElL. \
il sTlCE OF THE PEACE THOMAS H.
WAGGAMAN Plaintiff, w. CHARLES HER.
BERT, otherwise called COJRTLAND HER
BERT. Defendant Al Law, No. $3.50
A summons in due form having been issued out
Of this court 10 lawful constable OF this District
for the said defendant and the same having
been by said constable returned Not 10 bc
found il is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance 10 be entered herein on or
before the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1907 AT 10
O'CLOCK 4. IL, otherwise the cause viii be pro-
ceedod with as ~ case Of default
LEWIS l. O'NEAL,
Justice Of the Peace,
dog 90 M IiaLr..-L IL
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FOR SALE or RENT-HoUsEs.
THOS. {. WAGGAMAN,
RerI Estate Broker and AuctIoneer
OFF Street N. w.
FOR SALE NORTHEAST.

l. Sd St b b ar. lot 2lx9s 50, 500
2S N. bakery, stories, Or i-..-.-.- 800
1850 Bladeusburg 70. D., Or 6T......-... ..... l,510
ll5N and l45S 4, frames, 2r........ .ofer wanted
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- JUSTICE COURT BEFORE JUSTICE LEWIS
l. O'NEAL, 4 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE IN
AID FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CATHERINE A. BURKE. Plaintiff. vs.. C.
HERBERT, trading as {. HERBERT & co,
Defendant At Law, No. 1926.
A summons in due form having been Issued out
Of this court 10 a lawful constable OF this Dis
trict for the said defendant, and tbc same having
been by said constable returned Not found il
Is hereby ordered that said defendant his ap
pearauce TO be entered herein or before the
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1890. At 10 O'CLOCK
A. ~, otherwise the cause viii BE- proceeded with
in case oi default
LEWIS l. O'NEAL,
Justice cf the Peace.
ut-i 30, JAG District Of Columbia.
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r'ou RExr-uNFuRNIsHED ROOMS.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

aui I 81. liW ue-6-ol
FOR sALE-Choice library. medical and surgical
works, 10 O'Clock SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers,
C ST. It
opened and repaired. l543 + st. NV.
de22-St,em
FOR SALE Bargain, perfect condition, melodi-
ous Knsbc Square piano, Gme appearance il2
Sd 81. nw. de223t en-
FOR SALE-PIANOS AND ORGANS. 81 WEEK
LY. Every square piano and organ in the
house TO go at greatly reduced prices and on 81
weekly payments. Our teams will deliver up to
MIDNIGHT SATURDAY OR XMAS MORNING -
NECESSARY.
STEIN PIANO. Observation-Disclosures. %
FISCHER PIAN0.....--....-...... 50 90
kNABE PIANO. - 90
GABLEB Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
STEINWAI PIANO..-.......... ................I 100 G)
CiflCKERlNG ..............-.......l1j %
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN N................. a. 90
dcz2-d +. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
FOR SALE Seventy feet iron railing; good con
ditiou; cheap Rear lil5 Il 81. MS.
FOR -stoyepipa, Toe, joint. SJh and sts.
NV. de2l-5t,e en-
FOR SALE Best stovepipe, TO-. joint. 40 X st.
nv. de21-3t, en-
FOR SALE-Heating and cooking stoves, FRIES
& HOPWOOD, Sth and sts. nw. de2l-5t, EN-
FOR SALE-Two liie-sized animals. giraffe and
tiger; nice for show windows; also gasoline
stove. 81 ID st. nw. de2i-3t,cm
FOR sALE-ChiId's tricycle.; good condition;
cheap. 100 F ST. ne. de2l-3t,em
FOR SALE-Pawn ticket for diamond ring; in
for 500 Address Box 5C, TINS Office.
de21-3t,cm
FOR SALE Handsome thoroughbred black aud
tan terrier; very small. 1924 14th ST. nw.
de2l-3t
FOR SALE -yIoLINs- Several old 1iolius; cheap
2o3 st. -. de2I4t
FOR sALE-Finest pug pup in town; male; fine
Christmas present; -. lO' { ST. ne de2l-St
FOR SALE-New so brocha shaal; price SIj.
51l N st. NV de2l3t
BOX OF 90 good cigars, $l.0O to s.. ., at WHEEL-
Frs 40 ith Fl. NV. de2C-St,em
FOR sALE-TypewIiter; Sl7.50; cash. No. 22i
st. nv. de20-2t,em
FOR SALF- Remington typewriter; No . in
frst-class condition; bargain. Cali ltn
l2th 81. NV. de2o-St EN-
ron SALE-Pawu ticket for diamond ring; pawn
cd for 500 ticket SlJ. Box JjS, tas office.
de2oStem
FOR sALE-Good brick at yard; hacked; s. 50
per thousand 5lj Z ST. NV, after p. m.
de2o-St,em
FOR SALE-Pawn ticket for diamond riug; in Tor
S35; cheap Box J5l. this office. de20@t en-
ron SALE-Pawn ticket Tor ladys gold watch; ;
in for Sll; sell ticket FOR Sc. Box 55i, this
Office.
FOR SALE Chictcring piano; only $40 2SOI
DumbartCH ave. uW. de20-2t ern
FOR SALE-s8 fer bair mattresses, in two parts;
lounges. 50. So cook and heating stoves, SO;
paTiOr and bedroom suites. 81 per week; are
after furnishing your house, cash credit. RED
| MOND 81 and &l3 eth st. nw. de4-tf EN-
FOR SALE-Coke; oxen coke, better than gas
coke, $3.50 per load; nc. aud Sc, S2.75 per
load; northwest and southwest orders booked a.
500 I ST. NV: cash with order de7-tF
ron SALE-Good quality Opaque shades. fitted 20
your windows. cnly 25C.: the best quality
Gil Opaque shades, 80 cents; hung free; will cali
viIh samples. kLEERLATT'S. IIth and II SIS
au2l-tt
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g@A Chesapeake
s5afssa Ohio by.

LrEA1AL i4E thFilftt--1i
AIncrIca- All trains e.JIEg-cd.
Electric Lighted. steam Heated.
All 3ieais sersed in lining CErs
Station slain aud y ~trrrts-
Schedule n elect 4gas =. lSg9.
E-l5 L. Al DAlLl lsl-s-. -t lrl.
spcylat-.J4t U-I4 t-- tl,-g.-.s-stl t-Is.aisl
s.rcpess to Cau-4ula-s. I-esusgoa. Louisville. In
GIau4poils, =E- 81 Lc4lA ssla-4t lEzla.e. Fer.of
Tar C0EiRgJoa, Va, u IlsEl4Ia Nos spEus>
f4-i1- lats Jl.-Ia--ti O. Ls-aIs1
Ii-3 T.. H. StfaT-E p. D. fasuttrf Sl..f
Ir8lB irr tH.sr.al-i f.iialsa s.esP.ss 30 ClEc-a-
rat. A-rlas -a. -rf i.-u.-...tr. E.tn-rt change
Louucellv8 iar i.5- sFeus-. "a, daily fas.u4a7
Cs---. ..l.. -s-ll f- .s-s- --- stflL-z A-ts-
Gag s., i.ls.-. SIS, 'sa-- Observation t4r
Hinton % tss-e.la-.l >->-,ls Ciuclana1l 10
Chicago 4LG -. L14lz-
AIS r. n BAs-v-gaf Clrdoas,lls. Ca4s-
l1tJcsYile. Steun-sn. a-!sy. za1 tJr itlellaez -.
daily. exrepl S..,i.iEv-
f...-9.a..ua o., l-r..-g s- l-.r-Ias1 SOB ci.s.s
sftce-. &c FeHass ..za42 sc.irs ~ IstE street.,
ErAr f. ald az the statiuu Ieegs.c=e ~@-i. stfl
Ss Pena-g wanna H4,.s0li Csh service.
H. g. 5TLTra
tscaeizi rassse<-- ASeas
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WASTED-A good horse for his feed or would
buy on weekly payments Can $50 * 81. sw
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FOR sALE-HGIs sES.


FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Lar business
property Apply, premises, COS 7th ST. sw.
de22-St
HOW to be your own landlord on SO month";
For particulars drop postal for 10 page pictor-
ai booklet illustrating FOrt Myer Heights Full
Ton II. GORDON, l2O5 L st. de2I-St
FOR SALE-Ncw buff brick, rooms furnace.
concrete cellar porcelain bath tub marble
waslastand. porches first and second stories rear
large lot and parking TO wide alley: 14th St..
near II st. cans; reduced 10 $3.50. Address
OWNER, 5l2 10th st. NV dezl-2t
FOR SALE On easy terms, 4 new brfcl, dwell
lnes,. l229 1881. 1888. and I23j Linden ST
ne. one-half square from electric cars: rms and
bath; a. IN. l.. wide paved alley; granoIithic
sidewalk; price, 5000; small cash payment.
PERCY II. RI SSELL. 1906 G. s.. NV. de20-7t, en-
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

FOR RENT Furnished, heated front room, $50
201 ST. NV. de23-St
LIGHT HOT USEKEEPING- large furnished
room; reasonable. 2O1 G st. NV de25-St
FOR RENT-Iovcly. ID floor front rooms; gentle
men preferred; good location. 1920 18th ST.
nv de22-5t, en-
MILLER 81 47G Pa. ave, fur. rooms, 81 50
week Soc day. de22 81 EN-
FOR RENTING front rooms. each suitable for
two gentlemen. l07 I'd 81 uw. dr22-at. .FIn
FOR RENT Comfortable front rooms; - and -.
90 St nw. de22@t
FOR RENT Desirable rooms; central. couycn-
fences; table board, reasonable. '2l Ninth
st. NV. dl23
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. southern exposure.
second foor, board B. dcsirca moderate %
Mas. ave. nv. dcl2-at
FOR RENT 20 l0th ST. one f.r- room, cbesp.
also front basement; 100 objection % Eou-
keeping or business. deEi8t.em
FOR RENT One large 2dstorg iron, room, sur
Cr uniur 20d Mass. ave uN- de-lat, r'n
FOR RENT Niccly-fuT. sunny r1ors. in val-
kept house. with excellent BOARD lIlo 7 st
.''"
FOR RENT Niecls -fuf. room; reasonable. OWN-
ER. ~ ST. HW. de2ist.e"'
FOR RENT Nicely Furnished r5om with private
bath and steam heat. Sl5. also one large itnm
for light housekeeping, Sll. an 9th ST. uw.
de2l8t
FOR RENT-Oue large front rgoin. hot ami cold
water; gentlemen. 1875 10Th 81 uw. de2l't
FOR RENT Second floor; south front and rear:
furnished; Sl5. SO; references exchanged. 22i
Z 81. uw. der 81
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. heated. gas and
bath. 90 gcntlemcu only; central location. 5l2
F ST NV. de2l-5t
WANTED-By student. room mate. good sized
ROOM we'll heated and lighted, s. each; rci
ereuccs Exchanged. 22l 81. ug. de2l-2t
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms. single or
en- suite; heat and gas; 81 uP. ST. Stl st. nv.
de2I-3t
FOR REST Two large second loor south front
roows; furnished or uufUrnished; heusckccp
ing privileges. 81 = st. NV. de2i-3t
---------
ron ENT-uNFURSIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT Three unfur. rooms on I'd floor back;
bath same floor; hot, cold water, gas; price
$50 70i L st. NV. de22-3t, en-
FOR RENT-TNyo desirable second floor unflJr.
nished rooms; heat and bath; SO. - ST.
NV. de22-3t
FOR RENT Entire second floor. thUce beautiful
rooms. with aCove. bath. heat and light,
for light housekeeping, with family OF two adults.
Call, between y and and : and > p m, daily,
2O5 St NV; references exchanged de22-at
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms; heat aud
bath; s.. loli 9th st. ne. de2l-@t
FOR RENT-Thrce uufurnished rooms; third Hoor
Sl7 18th st. NV. dc2I-3t
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uoNEY 10 loan az SN sA 4 and ~. pf.
cent, in sums Of 81 900 10 SlO.Cq0 on D. G.
real estate; pay OF 5 and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted w.th
economical consideration for borrowers. Wa H
SAUNDERS & CO. l4a7 st. nv. iyl-u-sm
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COILAr.
ERAL - No delay CHARLES A BAREE
Rooms 40 and A.. Aetzerott Building. llI3 s.
iel2-H
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WANTED-Nga5 c0torcd girl for general houses
wora. email iauiiy; experienced waiter fof
cafe. Job =. s. ave II
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
VIII be inserted for one cent q word
tuF each InHeEtIGn.
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WANTEB-Lady c0Fyist; permanent positions
good salary. must wlte pain hand BASE
MENT. 5I5 18th 81. Hw. II
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FOR sALE-suBURBAx.
ron RENr-sLAr&.

FOR RENT-First floor. three rooms SO. sec-
cad hoor, three rooms. S.: water - rooms.
@ Il 81 be dezl-2t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-31
BRIGHAM ADULTERY CASE.
Defendant Held For Trial-Malicious
Destruction of Property.
Especial Correspondence

Brigham City, Jan. 30-Yesterday in
Justice JensOn's court the following cases
We're heard and disposed OF:
The state of Utah VS.. Jens Thorevald
Rhoder. This case was instituted on
complaint of one Christen Peter Christen-
sen, charging defendant with having COM
mitted the crime of adultery with his
Chris tenSen's) wife Elsie Marie Chris
Jensen, in April of last year and at va
rious other times. Defendant was bound
sS ssS by Justice Jensen in the sum OF
Another case brought in the same court
was that OF the state of Utah VS.. William
johnson on complaint of one j. W. Par
sons. johnson was charged with the
malicious destruction of property or fur
niture belonging TO complainant. On be-
ing arraigned Johnson asked for a change
of venue TO RoweVille precinct. the pre-
cinct in which the offense was committed.
The change was granted.
Attorney Maginnis of Ogden was in
Brigham on business yesterday.
Mr.. Peery Of PeeryS FIGURING Mills
company was in Brigham yesterday.
Eli II. Peirce. manager of the Grant
Insurance company, Salt Lake, came up
yesterday and occupied the pulpit at the
tabernacle this afternoon.
+. G Ruth. the night operator at the
Brigham railroad station. on Saturday
received orders to report at Pocatelo. and
that gentleman left for that place yester-
Feb. is the date set for the setting of
cases in Judge Harris court here for trial
at the February term.
At the county school teachers meeting
tendance Prof. Roylance delivered a
very interesting lecture on History and
How to Teach It" The next meeting will
be held on Feb. p. and in addition to the
ture viii be Language and How TO Teach
It"
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PROVO NOTES.
American Fork Man Committed to
the Asylum.
(special Correspondence)

Especial Correspondence
Provo, Jan. 3O.-Darfus Allen of Ameri-
can Fork was today examined for his
sanity and committed to the insane asy-
lum.
Justice of the Peace John S. Boyer of
Springville was here today on legal bust
ness.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union viii hold a meeting Wednesday
afternoon at 2:S9 at the residence OF Mrs.
James Boyden.
Transcripts of Judgment in the two
liquor selling cases of Springville City
VS. George Curtis were filed today with
the county clerk. In both cases defend
ant was fined $50 in the lower court. from
which he appeals
David Thurman Of Lehi was here today
Y. S. Holiday of Salt Lake was
visitor in the Garden City yesterday and
The Provo firemen viii give ball
Thursday evening in the First ward social
Laurence Farrell. the Denver pugilist. u
now under the training of John t. Clark.
Tom Osborne. his former trainer. has
gone to Ogden, and is training Mccoy
and Mexican Pete for the approaching
Architect r. c. Watkins. who is at pres
ent working on his plans for the Sanpete
stake academy, has opened his office in
the Commercial & Savings bank building.
President Benjamin Cuff, jr., of the
Brigham Young academy, went TO Salt
Lake this afternoon on business.
Edward j.. Hall was today appointed
guardian of the heirs of estate of Elmo
b. Hall.
Zacariah Hopper of Thistle was today
fined SIG by Justice a A. Noon for as
saulting W. H. RACER of the same place.
Representative Callister of Fillmore.
Willard county. was here yesterday and
spoke in the tabernacle during the after
noon service.
The Misses Alice and Malica Smith,
daughters Of Apostle Joseph T. Smith who
are attending school at the b. Y. A, are
/ in Salt Lake visiting their home for a
few days.
The Provo wooden mills closed down to-
day, and the employees enjoyed an extra.
day of rest. as this was the day set aside
for the taking of stock. Work will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
Bishop w. D. Robson of American Fork
was here today on business.
AT Gay Coney Island" is billed for the
Provo theatre Wednesday night.
A thief stole a large piece of beef this
morning from the front of TheriotS
butcher shop. The officers have been IN
able to locate him.
Marshal Thomas of Lehi was here in
attendance at court today
Minry Twelves left today for the Agri-
cultural college at Logan. His sister,
Miss Florence, went with him as far as
Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott left Provo to-
day for a three months sojourn in the
Golden state.
At a meeting Of the Business Mems club
this evening that association was form
ally disbanded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-31
rRnsTFE,s sAIz

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
under authority granted by the certain
trust deed made March 9. 1891 to the I'M
dersigned trustee by May Il. Russell. re-
corded in book - b. Of mortgages. page
$50, records of Salt Lake county, Utah, the
undersigned trustee will offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash at the
front door of the Salt Lake county court
house. to-wit: the west front entrance to
the city and county building in Salt Lake
City, Utah, Feb 10, 1899. at y o'clock noon
of that day, all the real estate hereinafter
described or so much thereof as neees-
sary. TO pay and discharge the principal
Indebtedness secured by said trust deed,
together with the accrued interest unpaid
thereon ten per cent attorneys fee; COM
pensatiOn 10 said trustee; the costs OF this
notice. and expense of sale. The sale Will
be made at the request of the holder OF
said Indebtedness and because of default
in the payment of the principal sum at
maturity and interest thereon. The real
estate above referred to is situate in
Salt Lake City. Salt Lake county, Utah,
and bounded and described as follows:
Lots four (D and five 90, block one %,
and lots nineteen 90, twenty (20); twenty
one CID and twenty-five (22l. block two
~, of Miles & Hamitons addition to SAT-
Lake City, together with all the water
rights tenaments. Entertainments and ap-
purtenances thereuntO belonging or in any
wise appertaning.
VAN H. BROOKS, Trustee.
D. II. Wenger. Attorney for Trustee.
Dated Jan. 9. 1899
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RIcHFIELD's IMPROVEMENTS.
Building Boom Eas Struck the SEWER
County MetropoIis.


Richfield. jan Smoothing better indi-
Gates the prosperity of Richfeld than
the building and improving that is now
and has been going on all winter Not
understanding the winter season is very
uniaTorable one for building purposes, the
winter so far has been almost as pro-
pitlous as could reasonably be expecteo
- any time Of year, and every Gay mas
peen taken advantage of.
, me work of building the tabernacls
nas progressed very satisfactorily, a l
the exterior work is nearly finished, the
towers being built and nearly nan the
smuggling ana cornicing and painting donS.
The building is in such shape that WORK
can from now on be pushed without IN IN
terruouon and. it is believed the noye
TO have the building finished next spring
WIZ be fully realized. -.
Nj: and S Krotd started new DITCH
business block on Main street OF S9x5s
1eet about six weeks ago, and the Dulld-
ing is now enclosed. About two weeks
more viii make 1t ready for occupancy
They will occupy it as dry goods ana
clothing merchants.
Inc building which is to be vacated py
Messrs. Rrotki, purchased several WEEKS
ago by the Richfield National bank, Is
being refnished as fast as possiDle, anu
as soon as vacated VIII be mace Ieduy
Tor banking purposes. This IS tWp-
story brick building, half block from
Nearly opposite this building, Joseph
Wilkinson is finishing a new two-Story
BUSINESS D1DCh- int 4NNSA ko-
of which will be occupied by the FAR
Mercantile firm. The upper part Is being
finished for Office and private rooms.
+. p. Bean, who sold the building 10
the bank. reserved the use of the north
wall. and next summer viii duplicate the
building sold with a two-story brick. The
lower story VII be fitted up for mer-
camille pUrr oses. which Mr.. Bean may or
may rot occupy, and the upper story FOR
Office rooms.
The corner on which the Brandley fur
nitGre store now stands has been pur-
chased by J. NJ. Peterson, the banker
and business man, and when the lease eX-
pires in May, if his health continues 70
improve. he will tear down the present
frome structure and erect a fine two
story brick building for banking and Of
ice purposes.
Chris Poulson has just torn down an old
landmark in the rock and adobe build
ing adjoining Edwards barber shop and
intends erecting a substantial new one
story business house.
Senator i. X. Wright IS having new
cornicing and exterior finishing done on
his Main street business block.
The l.. y. s. meeting house is being re-
paired and renovated inside and out.
number Of residences are being fin
fshed. and other improvements are being
added to private property. The total
amount represented in new buildings and
improvements foots up several thousand
dollars.
A large crowd greeted Prof. D. r. AL
len at the opera house Saturday evening
TO hear his lecture or The Yellowstone
Park. This is the third of the series OF
lectures for the benefit of the High
school and has aroused much interest in
Howard win deliver the fourth lecture
next SATURDAY. evening