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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04

With the coming Of the Republican
politicians to the meeting OF their state
central committee which was held at
the Cullen on Friday there have arisen
more definite lines on which the pre-
convention campaign for congressman
is going on If members Of the com
rnittee represent the opinion iof various
counties from which they come Secre-
tary Of State Hammond and Hon. Reed
Smoot of Provo are not going to be
the only candidates before the conven-
ton And any little plan Of theirs TO
give one the congressional nomination
and the other the promise OF a guber-
material nomination may butt up
against obstacles which viii tear it to
pieces.
These are the developments of the
COMMITTEES meeting as indicated by the
opinions of some Of its most prominent
and influential members. The Repub-
hcan congressional candidate must be
a Gentle; the campaign must rest upon
national and not local issues; the two
most desirable men are Attorney
George Sutherland and Attorney =. 3.
Critchlow.
Those are the opinions Of more than
one IubulBCE OF TIE commute OIe OF
them who didn't want to get into diff
culties that the publication of his name
might bring upon him said yesterday:
1--WE must not nominate a Mormon. It
is not good politics for he cannot be
elected The people of this state want
TO bury the church question. They
don't want to do anything which win
cause congress and the country to feel
that we are defiant and surly because
h. oh
don't want any committees out here
nOsing into their private affairs, for
they want the trouble to die out.
As a cOrrOllary of this they look
for a campaign which viii be fought
on national lines. on the silver ques-
ton and the expansion matter. The
Republican platform viii in my iudg-
ment first stand strongly behind the
administration war policy and con-
duct of the war and it will stand
against free coinage. That is, the
troubles and worries brought on by the
election of Mr.. Roberts will not be held
up as an Issue and a reason why a
Republican should be sent Il Washing
ton.
There follows from these considera-
tiOns that Secretary Hammond and Mr..
SmOOt are out Of it. OF course, they
viii be mentioned in the convention
and they will be strong. But there is
also strong sentiment against them
on the grounds which 1 have named"
1t also came out as a. result ~of the
meeting that the Hon. Bill GIasmann
Of ogden, will control the Weber coun-
~ delegation His opponents do not
like to admit this fact so they say that
he Will simply receive a complimentary
vote on the first ballot They do not
attempt to explain how, if they are so
bitter against him ha qan eap71ro a
complimentary vote. As a matter of
fact if the Hon. Bill gets a compliment
tarJr vote it viii be because he controls
TIE delegation and. such being the case
he viii get its vote through as many
ballots as he chooses.
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TO IMPROVE Y. NJ. C. A.
Meeting Of the Directors Was Held
Last Night-

Meeting Of the Directors Was Held
Last Night.
The directors of the Y. M. c. A, met
in executive session last evening and
took steps toward the material i'm
prOvement Of the associations quar-
tiers and the increasing of its member
ship. c. f. Johns, formerly Of Denver,
was appointed assistant secretary to
canvas for new members He is an
experienced man and the membership
list VIII doubtless take an upward
shoot after he has been at work for
awhile He enters upon his duties to-
morrow.
The gymnasium 4lmlttee under
the leadership of Dr. Plummer, will
make extensive improvements in the
gymnasium and baths The whole up
stairs department will be renovated,
and the bathing facilities viii be inn
proved by the addition of some new
paint
A special committee consisting Of
Professor Tibbals. James z. Paine and
Frank b. Stephens was appointed to
arrange for the celebration of the tenth
anniversary Of the association. The
canvass for funds for that event will
commence this week.
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NAY HAVE BEEN POISONED
DEATH OF WIN. THOMPSON MAY
BE INVESTIGATED.
Papers and Trunk Have Disappeared
and Friends Fear He Was Foully
Dealt With.

It is possible that an investigation viii
be made Of the circumstance surrounding
the death Of William Thompson Friday
night at the Globe hotel While the old
man was very feeble from a slight stroke
of paralysis and had been growing very
weak for several days prior TO his death
there IS a suspicion among his friends
that he may have been poisoned
Thompson was found unconscious in his
room Wednesday and did not fully re-
gain his senses before death carried him
away. His trunk and papers have dis
appeared and it is known that the old
man was expecting a remittance. Nheth-
CT he received il or not is unknown, but
his friends believe it possible that ne was
poisoned for the money.
Thompson has lived here for the past
twelve years. He has a brother. John, in
Mt. Vernon, Ind Inc remains are at
Evans undertaking establishment.
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Do You Want
HELP?
Do You Want a
SITUATION?
The Herald viii run your advertise
ment Free Of Charge.
Do You Want
DIED.

AIANCA.-Octavia MaEca, daughter Of
Willis and Mary Z. Ma1ca, aged 2
years. 2 months and is days
Funeral TUESDAY. at p. m, from resi-
dence 973 East First South.
SHARKEY.-In this city. Feb. . 1900. OF
spinal trouble, Margaret f. daughter
Of Ralph r. and Ella S. Olsen ShaTkey,
born Sept q 1893.
Funeral services viii be held Sunday,
al II a. m. from $50 Sixth street. Friends
are respectfully invited 10 attend
ALIEN.-In this city. Feb. 8. OF general
debility, Catherine ". Alien, in the I'D
year of her age.
Funeral services win Be held at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs N. Fitz-
gerald S2l East First South street. on
Monday at D. m. Friends or the family
invited.
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Soms people want the earth with a
small picket fence around Il.
They want the fence beautifully white
washed according to their ideas Of what
whitewashiEg really is We don't claim
that we can supply such a want as that
but we can come Awful Close to tt. A well
Known HOusekeepeT who used our He0
Wanted Columns said she acquired a
Jewel through them. This Jewel cooks
for a large family besides doing the wash
ing and taking care Of the baby while she
is resting. If that doesn't come pretty
near filing the bill for people who want
the earth we have got another guess
coming TO us. There are other Jewels
and they don't all Wash and Cook and
Take care Of the Baby, Do you see the
point, or will we have to hit you with a
club?
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GOVERNOR WAS SURPRISED.
Didn't Send This Telegram to Ben
Rich.

Oldnt Send This Telegram to Ben
Rich.
The following Associates Press tele-
gram was received yesterday:
President Ben Z. Rich of the 90uth-
ern Mormon headquarters in this city
today received a telegram from Cover
nor Heber NJ. Wells of Utah. stating
that he had called a special election for
April ? for the election of a. congress-
man to succeed Brigham II. Roberts.
who was recently refused a sea by the
national house Of representatives.
President Rich, who is in touch with
the situation in Utah, says ex-Con-
gresham w. H. King, a Democrat and
Mormon, viii be elected to succeed Mr..
Roberts"
When the above dispatch was shown.
TO Governor Wells last evening he
promptly entered a disclaimer. q have
sent no Dispatch declared the execu-
tive, TO Mr.. Ben Rich OF 10 any other
person on this subject. I did not even
know that Mr.. Rich is in Chattanooga.
There is no SOLUTION I can offer to this
puzzle. II is all Greek TO me. and
am unable to understand how such an
erroneous report could get into circu-
latiOn
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WOMEN AT WORK.

Meeting and Programmes of the
Democratic Ladies.
The monthly meeting of the Women's
Democratic club will meet "Wednesday.
Feb. Z. at 2:30 O'clock. at the residence
Of Mrs. II. s. Lapish. ISL Fourth street.
All members are urgently requested to
be present, as matters Of importance
are to be brought before the club.
The following programme viii be
givea:
Recitation by Miss Lola Pratt. songs
by Mrs. George Fox and Mis- Ruth
Wilson. Has Woman Any Legitimate
Place in Politics." win be the theme
presented by Samuel ". Stewart All
aides are invited to participate in a
discussion at the close Of the lecture.
The third lecture on parliamentary
law by c. S. Varian viii be held next
Wednesday evening at O'Clock in
room "A, Eagle block.
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pemocratie So committs.s.

A meeting of the Democratic state
committee VIII be held al the Office Of
James II. Moyle, Deseret National Bank
Dunulng. salt Lake City. on Wednes-
day. Feb. Z. 1900. at s o'clock D. m. TO
select a time and place for hold
ing a state convention TO nom
mate a representative TO con-
gress in place Of the Hon 3. II.
Roberts, and - transact such ether
business as may come before the COM
mittee A fun attendance is requested
BY order
JAMES H MOYLE,
CbqiT--1 an
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A NEW HOTEL.
Csuse and Effect.

Den Porter has stood manfully be-
hind THE nyon' since its opening.
a year az curing out money like
water to it the best. In the few
months opening The Ken
yon" has a very successful ven
ture. VIII. 81 now a delightful remit
niscence VIII point a moral and
adorn and the travelling men
take great pleasure In analyzing things
and pointing how each effect naturally
grows from appropriate cause.
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THE "RENOVATOR"
Steam Carpet, Cleaning Mattress
and UphOlStering Factory,
246 W. Third South Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.

THE HERALD CO., CITY:
Gentlemen-I take pleasure in ac-
knoyledging that the advertising
which 1 have been carrying in the
daily HERALD has given me better
returns than anything else that 1
have ever used. I got prompt re-
turns from the small advertisement
7 placed in your paper and although
I have used other papers and various
other means to bring my business
before the public, The HERALD
leads them all. Yours truly,
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$500 REWARD

So many subscribers papers
have been stolen recently that
until further notice we will
pay a reward of $500 for in
formation that will lead to the
arrest and conviction Of any
person caught stealing same
after they leave this office for
delivery.
THE HERALD co.
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The Ladies Turkish Baths at the
Sanitarium are under the new man
agement of Mrs r. c. Dalton. who is
an expert in the Turkish and mas
sage rooms.
Hairdresslng and Manicure ParIors in
connection.
70 West Third South.
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TRADES THAT TELL-Tuttles
Frame cottage and 9x9 rods, S. W, 500
Home cottage, bath, close in. s., 400.
Fine building lots, rgoTth bench. $50 up
Up-tO-date homes Z. LIST So, $1,000 up
Many bargains at 80 and earlier prices.
Two rush sales for this week; parties
moving away. futile Bros, 149 Main
street.
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SOCIFTLFL


ARCENTA LODGE 80. . s.. F. 2.
A. NJ. Stated couu-u
Masonic hall the first -- Fl
month. Members OF --
sOj0uruing brethren in good -
eO'D-''lS WlI. +. sHEL-rN. vi
n. c. PHILLIPS. Secretary
UTAH CHAPTER no . p -
Stated convocaters Es.
wednesday JIM each mont. 20 --s
hall at 7:5O p. m. Soj1uT-.
ara cordially invited TO ......-
IT. NJ. CUSHING. ID. D. ID
N c. PHILLIPS. Secre --
Mt NORIAH LODGE Nl-tt
and A. N. Regular conn" -,-t
at Masonic hall the zs
each month Members O..
and soiOurninE brethren .-
are cordially invited g. e
CHAS. j. HIr-. ~
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. ----s-.--s
A. O. U W
EAGLE GATE LODGE. No. y + Is.
every Wednesday evening -. b
hall 16l Main stree t--------.-,- II IS.
SALT LAKE VALLEY Lo-.D- 4. .-s
meets every Thursday gE.l
A. 0. L. W. hall. l6l Main -g II s.
TEMPLE LODGE no. r meets al j.
Friday evening in the A. y -.--- # g.
Main street K H.
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. oscar
Groshell. sole agent Utah. 81 Main Ex-
pert cash register repairing.
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Utah Commereis1 and Savings Bank.
General banking business: interest
paid on savings deposits. W. +. Arm
strong, president; J. r. Game, cashier.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


A SOLID. Ieglri.na1e and practlcsl
monthly investment. Bank and other
good references. Write at once for fur
fher particulars Mo. c. < r. Co. gI0
Laelede bldg. st. Louis Mo.
PROFITS IN stocks. wheat and cottor
Mackeys modern methods make money.
Write for our free box Q. +. Maeket &
Co, q Broadway New York.
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GENTLE IS PROPOSED
Aftermath of Republican Com
mittee Meeting.
PLAN TO DOWNHAMMOND
SUTHERLAND OR CRITCHLoW
SUGGESTED.

Member Of the Clan That Gathered in
the Cullen on Friday Believes a
Mormon Should Not Be Nomin-
ated to Succeed ex-Congressman
ROberts-This Would Bar Smoot.
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Utah Coal

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump. nut and slack; anthracite, all
sizes. y. J. SHARP. Agt.
IS South Main. Telephone No. 42s.
a East First South street
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BRAN and SHORTS in carloads. Ad-
dress Ogden Milling & Elevator Co. Og-
den, Utah.
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JAMES H. MOVIE.
Sos. N. Cohen. Secretary.


A special meeting of salt Lake lodge
No. s.. B. p. 0. Elks viii be held at
Odd Fellows hail, Market street. Sun
day, Feb. 4, 1900, at p. m. sharp, TO
appoint committees on applications.
M. r MULVEY. Z. r.
A W. RAYBOULD. Secretary.
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CLAlRVOYAVH

MRS. p. FONTYNE. --- So Wrs-
Temple ClaiTvoyaut and Trance 1-.5 ~.
Every Thursdays test circles ma S--
DAYS. evenings public meeting al 4 "a
Readings daily. 3. --
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Entire stock Mems and Youths
Suits aud Overcoats Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday.
At WALKERS
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The Knutsford Hotel
Ladies, Turkist Bath.

Is the new, elegant hosiery of Salt
I axe Civ
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FOR SALE

OFFICE furniture. rolIertOp, standing
and typewriter desk directors table
chairs, tables, laboratory outfit. etc. CaE
325 d. T. Walker building.
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The Knutsford Hotel
One-third OF.

Is the new. elegant hosiery Of Salt
Lake City.
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WATCHES AND JEFELgy

w. W. HALL. go south Main z--,-
expert watch repalreT. J.aa -1--.-5-
- +. BOES. malufsa-r-r- 4.-.---|
removed to IL EazJ Fir7. s.g-r '1-
HAVE. YOUR WATCH REPAIRED y
. SurbaUgh's, 20 Mccormick block. -
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FOR SALE..REAL ESTATE.


WE SELL real estate-that's all. Tut
Tie Bros 149 Main street. Red ball signs
GROOM modern brick. Jefferson St. 81. 500
S-room modern brick East 2nd So..... 4 500
Groom modern house on 2nd ST. 1.SO0
Bx10 rods on Brigham St....-.......... 4O00
5x1O rods. corner on 9Th St............ 1900
broom brick cottage, Z. 9Th So...... 200
broom brick. 5th St...................1 4Oo
7-room house new. 18th East.......... J. $50
Come and see me. Jas. X. Shaw, under
Walker Bros bank
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WANTED

HoRsB for its keeping a III Herald
PURCHASERS for Patee Crest. See
sample SIS model. Byck Store, S53 Main
WANT TO LEASE for 1 or . years,
modern house. to 10 rooms. centrally
located. Address. stating price, W, box
$50. city.
A QUIET ard refined young lady. hav-
ing no callers, working for small salary
would Ike board and room suitable to
her means. Address A 204, Herald.
A LITTLE GIRL to board and care for.
Address E. c.. 42S So 9Th East city.
WILL PAY cash for small fire-proOf
safe. A Ao3.
5 OR s ROOM HOUSE and barn, close
IN. Address A go. Herald office.
BUY AND TEAR DOWN old buildings.
/ Butcher. 662 South Fourth East
WANTED--HEL
CHAMBBR8IAID at Fords hotel
A GOOD chambermaid. Apply at White
House hotel at once.
a WINDOW TRIMMER, at F. Auer-
bach < Bro.
GIRL. GENERAL homework. small
family. gu So. West Temple street
BARBER. at 2O4 State street. Call on
D. ". Davis, Kenyon shop.
FINE OPENING n mining camp for
reliable merchant tailor. Address Frank
Hall. Mercur. Utah.
A GOOD GIRL for general work in a
boarding house. S37 W. South Temple.
PRESS FEEDER. The F. w. Gardner
Co, 1T ". LIST South.
YOUNG GIRL to assist with house
work. Apply room and 10, Union block,
26l South Main street
MAN for janitor work. Address A 1s9,
Herald.
GIRL for general homework; three in
family. Good wages. "A So. 9Th East.
FIRE INSURANCE solicitor. J. T.
Stvinger Co., q W. 2nd So
GIRL FOR general homework. Small
family. Apply 81 East Fifth South street.
FIRST CLASS advertising solicitor for
state directory, so a day can be made
easy. A. F.. Herald.
GIRL for general homework. Apply 425
So 4th West street.
GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. In
QUire go Sixth East.
TEACHER FOR Autoharp, to teach
child. Address z. o. box 1888
ATM AMI WOMEN - soil ,75a,,,o,5-
on the installment plan. A 1872, Herald.
SKINNERS, ROCK men, laborers,
blacksmiths and good camp cooks; rail-
road construction; good camps; long job;
ship daily Apply to Geo. b. Snyth. jr..
room 10 Galena, block. Salt Lake City:
also ogden, Utah.
GOOD GIRL for general. housework. Ap.
ply IS r street.
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FOUR 5-fOCt secondhand show cases,
cheap. JOhnsOn-Pratt Drug Co.
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Painlees extraction OF teeth by Dr.
=. ri. Keysor, is2 Main street, Auer-
bach building.
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AUCTION SALES.


ON MONDAY. Feb. 3, at II a. n. sharp,
No. 40 Main street. I viii sell the balance
of the Aft stock of chinaware crOclzery,
glass, some cut tumblers lot fine lamps
vases, SilverWare. ornaments lamp
shades. etc. desk two platform scales
store trucks tables. chairs etc. etc;
viii sen fast and no reserve; all must
60. X. A. ANDREWS,
AuctiOn5er.
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Nut bar, Monday, 85o pound. Kolita.
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FOR THE arrest and ..-
one caught TeuoEiu- --. ..aI ga
from the ueCks of al" r.
the city OF having iu -..- -y
stolen dog. J. GORDON n .H .a-
City Dos #.e
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SCAVENGER

SAT- LAKE sCAvFNGER 90. one
under Walker Bros hank Telephone %
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A QUIET and refined young lady. hav-
ing no callers, working for a small salary.
would ike board and room suitable to
her means. Address a 204 Herald.
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MISCELLANEOUS
S25 Rward

BARROW BROS. StaH.r.-s and s
dealers. 80 ". "a So. Phone ~ 49,
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PATEE. CREST. SIS: 1900 model now
here. A. II. Meredith, 1913 Main.
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COAL DEALERS

~~-~~--N1->~--.--
A. J. WHITE & CO, Real Estate and
Mines. All kinds Of coal Tor sale 81 west
Third South
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MAN for janftor work. Address A l99,
Herald.
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BARBER. at 2O4 State street. Call on
D. ". Davis, Kenyon shop.
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1 WANT TO LEASE for or years.
modern house. 9 to 10 rooms. centrally
located. Address. stating price, W, box
$50. city.
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PURCHASERS for Patee Crest See
sample SIS model. Byck Store, SSS Main
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GIRL, GENERAL homework. small
family. 621 So West Temple street.
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YOUNG GIRL to assist with house
work. Apply room and 10, Union block,
261 South Main street
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HORSE for its keeping. a III. Herald.
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Repairs For Stoves.
PERSONAL.

NEW PARTS for all stoves. Repairing
Lovett 81 T. 3rd So. Phone 713 N.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK

GREEN & REEVE co.
Plumbing. heating. Jos j. --i &c. TEL q
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a WINDOW TRIMMER, at F. Auer-
bach & Bro.
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FINE OPENING n mining camp for
reliable merchant tailor. Address Frank
Han. MerCur. Utah.
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PRESS FEEDER. The F. W. Gardner
Co., 1T W. LIST South.
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GIRL for general homework; three in
family. Good wages. "A So. 5th East
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A GOOD GIRL for general work in a
boarding house. S37 W. South Temple.
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CHAMBERMAID at Ford's hotel
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CLEANING AND DYaNG

UTAH CLEANERS ard T-ers ,
class work promptly done. Repairing 1
East First South
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ELECTRICAL

FOR GOOD. RELIABLE Electro T--E
Of ali kinds. chandeliers. globes. SHADES
and telephones. 90 10 r. O.. Holding 3
West First South. next 60 Calder g. Tee
phone call 403. 2 rings.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

---~-~~~-~----->---~~-
A BROOM-AGAKER wants work at
broom business; state prices. Address
"A l46, Herald
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OPTICIANS
LUMBER DEALER.

PARKER LUMBER CO.. w-,.-ls
dealers in Windows. Doors. TlgE-.
Building and Roofing Papers. Mu Voc
estimates given. Send for our prices --f
discounts. Salt Lake City Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04
WANTED.-HELR.

BUY AND TEAR DOWN old buildings.
I / Butcher, 662 South Fourth East.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04

A LITTLE GIRL to board and care for.
Address E. c.. 43S So. 9Th East, city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04

OR 8 ROOM HOUSE and barn, close
IN. Address A go. Herald office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04

GRUB STAKE to go to the Cape Nome
district; viii give references and bond to
responsible parties. Address Miner, Her
aid