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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-20
FARSswORTH WINS.
Judge HIles Holds that Plaintiffs Have No
Equity In their Complaint.


In the case Of Daniel Harrington and
John MoNally VS. p. T. Farnsworth and
II. D. Mcdonald, Judge Hlles today
found In favor OF the defendants. hold
ing that there was no equity in plain
tifs complaint.
Plaintiffs sued to have a deed to GER
tain mining ground and lodes In Bing-
ham declared void. They and the de-
PENDANT Mcdonald entered into an
agreement with Farnsworth 20 sell him
the property for $4,000, to be paid as
follows; 5000 on the making OF con-
tract; $4,000 thirty days after its date,
$1,000 on OF before ninety days aud the
remaining $4,000 on or before six
months. This latter amount, plaintiffs
allege. was not paid when the parties
sought 10 have the deed adjudged void.
The deed was put In escrow with w. c..
Hall who delivered the same 70 Farms
worth upon receipt Of the $4,000. Har-
rlngton, McNaly and Mcdonald We're
10 receive $4,000 each on the purchase
price. Mcdonald received his $4,000
and was Therefore made party defend
ant to the suit Hall offered Harring-
ton and McNally their proportion less
$1,000 which the trustee declined to
pay on account Of a demand made on
II by Farnsworth, who claimed the
amount was due him as commission for
selling the property.
The court holds that a cancellation OF
the deed upon the facts presented
would be contrary 10 law. Should the
plaintiffs insist upon getting the full
$4,000 the court suggests the suing Of
Trustee Hall as the proper remedy. To
recover the deed back they have a
remedy at law against Mr. Farnsworth
In a suit of claim and delivery OF per-
sonal property.
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Observation-Disclosures
ToDAY'S WEATHER REPORT.

Observations taken at 6 a. m. Moun'
tain time.
Salt Lake Clty-Barometer, 25;fi;
current temperature. 81; maximum
temperature, 80: minimum temperature.
81; mean temperature. 40 which IS 10
degrees above normal.
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since first Of month, 200 degrees
Accumulated deficiency OF precipita-
tion since first Of month, SO inch.
FORECAST TILL 6 p. NJ, SUNDAY
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
Vicinity:
Cloudy tonight: fair Sunday; slight
changes In temperature.
San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 20, 1900.
utah--Fair tonight and Sunday;
colder tonight In northern portion.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The crest Of the area OF high pres.
sure lies along tho Washington and
Oregon coast. Pressure Is low over
British Columbia, southern California
ana In the vicinity OF Lake Michigan,
Traces OF precipitation are reported
from Chicago and ST. Louis. II Is warm
er over eastern South Dakota, Nebras-
Ia. Kansas and the upper Mississippi
valley. and colder over northern Mon
tana.
LII, MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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7o-day's Metals.
SILVER, Bar. SO SO
iEAD. S4.57 ~
CASING COPPER rs 10 cents o 70.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The postponed annual meeting Of the
Y. NJ. c. A., for the election OF officers,
VIII be held this evening at the rooms
Of the association.
Mr.. L. c.. Rognon reports that while
absent al Mt NebO he sold 100 acres OF
land under the reservoir for $50 per
acre, The purchasers are from Iowa.
On Sunday evening, Jan. 2sth, Joseph
r. Clarkson. OF Omaha, will give the
first of series OF three lectures on
Chrlstion Science at the Salt Lake
Theater. Admission is free,
The News has been requested 10
say that the Scandinavian meeting VIII
be held as usual tomorrow Sunday
morning, at 10 o'clock. In the choir hall,
Richard street. and the Thursday meet
ing Will also be continued In the same
place. until public gatherings are pro-
hibited by the proper authorities.
Building permits were issued this
week by Inspector Ulmer to the follow
Ing parties Simon Ellen, Park
avenue. one story frame. $500; W. A.
Snedeker. HIS East Seventh South,
brick house $1,000 Alfred Burke, l2S
East Eighth South, one story frame,
$500; Isabella Craig, brick building at
Second South and State. 5000. Total
$1,000.
The congregation OF ST. Marks, decld-
ed by unanimous vote at meeting
held last night TO continue the cathe-
dral Organization. There has been some
talk OF changing the status OF the
church 70 that Of a parish. A resolution
offered by Mr. George Y. Wallace to
change the holding Of the church prop
erty from the church corporation to the
congregation. was likewise voted down
Mr. Paul Hammer chief clerk OF the
Kenyon hotel, and brother Of Mrs
Oscar Ellason. Is In receipt OF a letter
from the latter. written from Australia
IN which she says she viii return home
as soon as she Is able TO settle the af-
fairs OF her deceased husbands estate
This business relates principally TO le-
CALLING his last will and testament
which was made upon his death bed
Mrs. Eliason and daughter may be ex-
pected to arrive In Salt Lake within
the next few months
Butte Intermountain: Mrs. Anna
James, wife OF Dan James. deceased,
aged So, native OF Wales. died yes
terday at her home near Warm Springs,
Mrs James crossed the plains to Utah
In 1850, and came TO Deer Lodge coun-
~ In 1866 She leaves a son, u. +.
James. who resides In Utah. and a
daughter. Mrs. Starauson. VINO resides
at Willow Glen. The funeral will be
held at her late home on next Friday
morning at II o'clock. Rev johnson OF
Race Track Of the Morrisite denomina-
ton, win officlate. Internent will be
made at Anaconda.
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SALT LAKES new HOTEL.

Located in the exact geographical GEN.
ter OF the main business portion Of Salt
Lake City. Corner Of Main and Second
South Streets. 2S2 rooms. 81 bath suites.
100 large light sample rooms.
The eye Of the luxury loving COM
mercial man or the swell tourist, al
ways rolling a favoring glance towards
very centrally located and elegant,
first class hotel. rests with complacent
satisfaction upon this palatlal hosiery
The Kenyon with all its luxurious
appointments is as much ahead Of the
ordinary so-oalled modern hotels as the
Pullman sleeper is ahead Of the coaches
Of long ago,
The new hotel has been leased to Mr..
Don Porter. The enviable reputation
and unqualified success attained for the
Kenyon Is the result Of that favorable
impression always made with each
guest. The excellent table and home
like air that pervades is invariably
praised by all.
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HOTEL AND Personal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Hoyt Sherman goes to Denver next
week
City Attorney Stephens viii go cas-,
tomorrow.
DR.. Mcclure OF London, England,
passed through the city yesterday on
his way to San Francisco. He stopped
at the Knutsford.
w. b. Thomas OF Omaha, a member
Of the First Nebraska infantry, passed
through on his way home from the Phil
ipplnes
j.. Wilson and wife Of Bloomfield.
Conn, are on their way 10 San Fran
cisco to engage In mission work for
the Society OF Friends.
John Hendrickson Of Nephi. Utah,
who has a big bunch OF cattle on win
ter feed near Windsor, Colo, was a
visitor al the yards yesterday Denver
Stockman.
n. It. Mansfield left on the $3.50 train
this morning for Salt Lake City. whore
he viii remain four or FIVE months,
visiting friends and looking after his
business interests In that city.-Tel-
lurlde (Col) Journal.
Justice Of the Peace Hugh Tarbet Ia
arranging his affairs In preparation for
q trip TO Salt Lake City. II Is possible
that he may send for HE family and
settle permanently In Congressman
Roberts state.-vicior (Colo) Record.
James Il. Jennings and Ed Sheets
viii leave on Monday for New York on
prospecting financial tour.
L. ]. Pratt. San Francisco; Il. c.
Hackley. Chicago; II. y. Wayo and
family. San Francisco.
A. c. Bogive Of Basald. Col, and
John Morgan OF Brigham are at the
White House.
Registered at the Walker today are
Il. l.. Powell. Bingham; g. y. Christi
and wife, Augusta, Mont; A. Shirley,
Delamar W. u. Creighton, Galveston.
At the Kenyon today are the fol-
lowing guests George Harvey. J. c..
Lowe. Kearney. Neb., c. A. Althans,
Omaha JOY II. Johnson, Detroit, John
| Portions. Spokane; ID. II. Blethan,
Blackfoot; c. y. Thompson, Chicago,
Fred Nelson and wife, Provo Mrs. w.
+. Gray. Provo, NJ. r. Robins. Mrs. J.
]. Hodge. Buffalo, n. Y: Robert Scott,
| w. II. Gibson and wife, New York.
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ELECTRO MAGNETIC BELTS.

THE CURRENT GENERATED IN MY
latest Improved electrical appliances, enters
the body IN gentle ald unoroken stream
for hours at \ time, giving the wesrer the
full benefit OF q current OF electricity with.
out shock or disagree sensation OF any
KIND. should the current prove too power
full however. II may easily be modified by
observing directions. Ny belt Is natures
yitall1er 10 build up and strengthen the
sexual organs and for the cure OF rheumg-
tism, paralysis, kidneys, lame hack. const-
patton. stomach ADD all nervous diseases,
also gives quick relief, aud IN time per-
manent cure In q female troubles. have
electric belts, abdominal Supporters mag
netic vests. lung aud spinal shields leg
gings knee caps skull caps throat shields
loot batteries, etc My belts have all new
and up 10 date improyenents everyone Il
Invited TO cali at my ONCE. Examine my
belts get prices printed matter and advice
free. II. Goodrich. Eleetr lcian, wholesale
And retail dealer. s7S Main St, salt Lake
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Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 10, 1900.
To Whom II May Concern:-On ac-
count Of the existence OF the dreaded
disease smallpox In Salt Lake City, and
the danger OF It's spread through the
association OF children at schools and
gatherings OF like nature, the Board
Of Health OF Salt Lake City hereby d.
reefs that no Sunday schools or meet
ings OF children Of a similar character
be held In this city for the present or
until the board gives notice that there
is no longer danger of spreading the
contagion IN this way
Notice OF the above Is hereby given,
through the public press Of Salt Lake
City, to ell officers In charge Of Sunday
schools and like institutions.
BY order Of the Board OF Health.
J. G. Il. KING,
Health Commissioner.
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FERGUSON DIVORCE CASE.
Judge Hlles Gives Judgment for the Hus-
band and Finds the Wife Guilty

The somewhat notorious divorce case
OF Mary Ferguson vs Isaac Ferguson
was another OF the suits decided by
Judge HIles today. His honor, after
careful review Of the testimony. gave
judgment for the defendant on the
ground Of adultery.
Mrs Ferguson sued for divorce on the
ground Of alleged cruelty on the part
Of her husband, one Of the acts COM
planned OF being the accusing her OF
having committed adultery with one
George Simpson, who worked for Mr..
Ferguson on his farm at Big Cotton
wood
Ferguson filed an answer denying HIS
wife's allegations and accusing her OF
adultery with simpson and other men.
The parties married thirty years ago
and have thirteen children, all living.
They lived happily together until three
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A Point To Remember.

Ogden, Utah, Jan. 10. isOO-Mary Z.
Pierce OF this place says: Il take from
three 10 six bottles OF Hoods Sarsapar-
lila every year and as a blood purifier
/ find no other medicine equal TO II. My
health Is now quite good" II Is doubt
less true that the use Of this medicine.
which has the effect OF making the
blood rich and pure, is Of great benefit
In wardng of Illness as well as In cur
ing disease.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

Following Is the program OF the Har-
mony club concert, to be given In the
Sixteenth ward hall next Wednesday
evening;
Selection. The Crusaders" =. -.
:. .. -. 1.-THE Harmony Club
Baritone SOLO. :. ,....H. S. Ensign
Contralto solo :. Miss Mabel Cooper
Tenor SOLO. :. 80. 49,. Thos Ashworth
xIlo,.. 80 .sssssssssssssssssss
Miss Mabel Cooper. Thos.
Ashworth. Willard Christie
pherson,
Selection. Sunset" Harmony Glee Club
EopTano SOLO. e.. 90. ..........
....Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward
Pianola selection p, Prof. J. j. Daykes
Negro melodies. ., ......Fred Grahxhn
"Rigoletto" quartet. E. 80. e.. -.
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
Miss Mabel Cooper. Thomas
Ashworth, Willard Christie
pherson.
Vocal SOLO. =. ....Miss Elsie Barrow
selection. THE Martyrs" 81. D.. ...
:. :. THE Harmony Glee Club
Accompanist.. So. Henry Kirkman
Conductor. Willard Christopherson
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j L. Rawllns, ]. II. Hurd
S. r. Thurman. Il. A. Wedgyood
Rawlins. Thurman, Hurd & Wedgwoo5
Attorneys-at-Ia
Office: Hooper building Salt Lake On,
Utah.
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FIRsT.CLAss UPHoLSTERING. IL
you have no money, will exchange, Work
guaranteed. c. Hansen. l59 H. Ord So.
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CHRfsTENSENS DANCING
ACADEMY.

commencement o. second Term.
Baby class, Wednesday. January
Path, y. m.
Advanced chlldren's class, Wednes-
day, January oath, 1880 p m.
ChIldren's class, Friday, January
10Th. 1880 p m.
Juvenile class No /. Saturday, jan
uarv goth, 1880 p. m,
Juvenile Class No. 2, Saturday, Jan.
4Vln 800 p. m.
Advanced Juvenile class, Saturday
January 10th. i:l5 p. m.
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PREACHING AND PUBLIC
SPEAKING"

OF the 5000 copies Of this popular
book published last year only three or
four hundred remain and the author
has decided 10 sell these through the
ordinary agencies for Church publica-
tions. Your local agent win order the
book for you or IL viii be sent postpaid
from the Deseret News Office. Cloth,
$50: Half Morocco, $500,
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Persons who lead life OF exposure
are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia
and lumbago, will find valuable reme-
dy in BILLIARDS SNOW LlNIMENT;
Il will Danish pains and subdue inham-
nation. Price % and 20 cents. z. c.
NJ. |. Drug Dept
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General Agent wanted for Utah.

The Union Accident Company. Of
Denver, Colo, with over 100000 Sc
curity 10 policyholders, expects to en-
ter Utah In the near future. and desires
the service OF first class accident man
10 act as general agent. Their ad ap-
pears in the advertising columns Of this
paper.
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A PURCHASER FOR A VARIED
assortment Of secondhand Job display
and body type Apply to the Deseret
News, Salt Lake City.
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AUCTION SALES.

RATTAN AND FANCY ROCKERS, s33
per cent discount this week All kinds Of
furniture, stoves. carpets and household
goods. very cheap on easy payments; S9c on
ture and Carpet lnstallrent house. ls East
End South ST. Tel. W.. 2. a. sorensen.
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DO YOU WANT WORK. Do you
want helpl Go 10 Herkelrath & Co. lel
Main Street. Telephone ia c. r.
Strock, Mgr.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORKS.
TICKET BROKERS.

CUT RATE GROSHELL--RAlL ROAp
tickets bought and sold and exchanged
81 Main.
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE AT 2es
State Street. Goods sold on easy pay
ments NJ. Weber.
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Buckeye Mining stock.

Parties holding any OF this stock will
bring It In at once for registering.
This is important
THOMAS Z. TAYLOR. Secy,
Al Mccormick Block.
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FOR RENT.

NO 34 S. 9TH l., GROOM, BARN, so
No 3i2 Edith Avenue. 6.room, $40.
No sl7 v. End South. S.r0om modern, go
No, SCI T.. ith so, 5.room $40
No. .3s W. 5th south. i-room. sl5.
No. 1905 5th East broom, $40
No. 7}6 owen st. 6-room bath. sl5.
No. 1l6 social Hall Av.. sroom bath s2A
No 1881 ;. 2nd West. broom. s..
9th East near l2th South. Groom brick 81
1ls1 Princeton ave, Groom, $500
No. Amos Terrace. Groom modern, 80.
Houston Real Estate inv. Co, sH Main
ROOMS IN BOARD OF TRADE AND
Denhater blocks
Houston Real Estate Inv. 90, 2H Main.
~ HOUSES, ALL PRICES KINDS
and locations. futile Bros. li9 Main.
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COAL DEALERS.
STEAM HEATING.
OPTICIANS.
STOVE REPAIRS.

J. T. LOvETT ALL KINDS "a
Stove repairs: stoves bought ana S'
81 L. Third South. Tel nS-N
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COAL OIL AND GASOLINE,

ALL ORDERS LEFT AT GoDBE PITTS
Drug Store for oil and gasoline, by gallon or
case Will DO promptly alled .. Y. Martin
Co
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New York Stocks, Grain and Provisions.
Stocks carried on margins per cent
and per cent.
b. Ii. LAWYER & CO.,
All Auerbach Building.
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UTAH COAL.

Custle Gate and Winter Quarters,
Lump. Nut and Slack.
ID. J. SHARP, Agent.
y South. Main Telephone. 429.
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LIONS SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co.. the Oldest and largest savings
bank In Utah, pays per cent interest
on 81 or thousands. Start an account.
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FOR SALE.

IMPROVED FIRST CLASS FARM, IN
Porterville. Morgan County, Utah; about
i,90 acres. Can be subdivlded into small
farms; terms, part cash. or improved resi-
dence In salt Lake City balance time with
six yer cent interest Apply n. V, Jones,
Coz Mccormick Block, salt Lake City.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES

UTAH STATE LIVERY, FEED &
boarding stables. Sellers & Holt Bros,
Prop. Tel SOs Good rigs. prompt ser,
vice, reasonable rates for boarding
horses. 81 South State.
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PERSONAL.

BEST sc ALL WOOL HOSE FOR CHILD
rem; also ine line mems wool and cotton
socks and ladies hosiery for sale at room AZ
Ricketts, Block.
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Advertisements in This column one cent
per rori each insertion. Special rates
Jv TIE ireek and mouth
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ARTISTS.

MISS L. l. WILLARD ARTIST IN
oil aud water colofs; pupils desired: local
views works OF art Studio. AZ Walker
Terrace.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

\ S1X MONTHS OLD 1faST7 nTlfTT
light yellow. Bring TO solomon Bros. sho.
Factory and be rewarded
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND svG's BANK
Interest paid on savings. w. +.
Armstrong, prest. =. w. Msdsen, vice.
prest. J. T. Caine. cashier.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO DEALERS

THE MISSES R1FsENBERG OF THE
Kenyon CHAR stand have removed 20 l3i ;
Main A fine stock OF Cigars aud Tobaecos.
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TURKISH BATHS AT THE sANITAR-
ium Tor ladies and gentlemen; hair dress ng
and chtropody; the only Turk.
is bath In the United states with hot min
eral plunges In connection g West Third
south
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WANTED AGENTS.

ALUMINIUM GARD BOOKS AND COAT
hangers, etc; agents by sending for partlcn-
lars, latest hit. handsome illustrated cata-
logue free, stegmanns Engraving AsMfg, Co.
Il and - New st., Newark, \. j.
ONE MILLION WILL BE SOLD THE
FIRST year. Agents Of generating gasoline
lamps AL coming our way. No generating
IL Is the only gasoline gas lamp that doe no,
require generating. No torch, no alcohol. no
pump, no waiting TO get up steam, lights lust
Ike gas. can be turned up or down. A bril-
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az practically no cost and enables people I'M
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nothing. Live agents wanted everywhere,
send Tor circulars. Perfection Incandescent
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LiTHo-PRlNTING. AGENTS WANTED,
lgo business cards. two colors, with beauti.
iui design, sluo; work finer than lithograph.
'in. other work remarkably low; agents
make soN0 daily; write the Ltho- Print
New YORK.
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GENERAL AGENT WANTED FOR UTAH
by the Union Accident Co, Of Denver, Colo,
win ever slOVQ,UD security 10 policy holders
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED.

DESIRABLE BOARD AND ROOMS;
house modern. 49, North Main.
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CLEANING AND pYElkc.
soor AND SHOE REPAIRING.

CALL on PETER RASMUSSEN. ATEss
South Main. Low prices and gool W.
guaranteed.
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HoRsEsAoeRs. CARRIAGE WORK

NAYLoR & wARBURToN. FIRST.
class horseshoeing in all It's branehgA
Shop. l52 East First South Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CASH FOR ACCEPTABLE lphea..
State II patented Address The fa'pN'
cord. Baltimore Nd.
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PHoNocRAPHs.

PHoNoGAPHs $50 UP, REcoHslD,a, s "a
Is 6oz Meredith's b Y Q X store 81 ''-
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ELECTRICAL.

WE DO ALL KINDS or ELECTRIC
work Having the finest line OF Electric
Fixtures in the city, and make a special.
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co., 1913 West
First South. Tel. No. 6,
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DENTISTS.
PHYSICIANS.
EDUCATIONAL.

~.~-~-~-->-~--~---------
THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH OF.
fers courses In arts, science. mining ana
electrical engineering, normal TRAINING
and kindergarten work. Concernlnf
these courses apply to ]. 7. kingsbury
president.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

BENJAMIN L. JOHNSON, ATToRyp.
and Counselor NJ Law. isis Eagle Rls.eIi