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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
HOTEL AND Personal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Mr.. and Mrs. James Sharp, OF this
city. and Mr.. and Mrs John c. Sharp,
Of Vernon. leave today on brief trip
to California where they go TO visit
their sons who are laboring In the San
Francisco mission. Elder Heber Sharp.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp, I'M
derwent a severe surgical operation
some time ago, but is now on the road
to recovery.
Geo. T. Burroughs OF the Burroughs
Gold Washing company, is at the Ken
yon. He is on his honeymoon trip.
Reaching Salt Lake from Idaho last
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs are on
their way TO the coast.
L. X. sweetwater OF Idaho Is at the
Kenyon.
Charles T. Robinson Of Spokane is a
Washington me. chant who Is at the
Walker.
A. j. Fisk IS al the Kenyon, coming
In from Helper last night
J. Pilbreck OF Malad City, Ida, and
one Of the ONlda county commissioners
In the city. He Is on his way t. Fort
Worth.
]. Scott Arundel OF Brighton, Eng
land, Is at the Knutsford.
Frank Beuton, Cheyenne. Wyo.,
horseman, is at the Kneyon.
]. f. sturgls Of Denver Is at the
White House. Mr.. Sturgis Is boiler
inspector and Is on one Of his tours. lie
Is on his way south to New Mexico
]. A. Lewis, a drummer for a large
Eastern iron company, Is at the Knuts-
ford.
John Petrle OF the Burlington. Is a
Kenyon guest.
Henry Newell, the well known ex-
Park City mining man, Is seriously III
at the Kenyon hotel with an attack OF
typhoid fever.
James Glove OF the Provo Enquirer
was a Salt Lake visitor last evening.
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SAID TO BE ALUM POISONING
Serious Case of Illness Reported from
the Use of Impure Baking Powder.
Johnstown Penn. Tribune.

JullHSlONH ftHHss iIlDullt,
The poisoning Of the Thomas family,
OF Thomss' Mil, Somerset Co, four
members Of which were reported to
have been made dangerously III by
impure baking powder used in mixing
buckwheat cakes, has been further in
vestigated.
The original can with the remainder
OF the baking powder left over after
mixing the cakes was secured by Dr.
Critchfeld. The powder had been
bought at a neighboring country store,
and was one Of the low priced brands.
Dr. Critchfield said that the patients
had the symptoms Of alum poisoning.
As the same kind OF baking
powder Is sold in many
city groceries, as well as coun-
try stores, DR.. Crltchfield thought 1t
important that chemical examination
should be made TO determine It's in
gradients. He therefore transferred the
package OF powder to DR.. Schill, of this
city, for analysis. DR.. SchilPs report
is as follows:
certify that I have examined chem
lcally the sample OF - . baking
powder forwarded 10 me by DR.. Critch-
field. The specimen contained alum.
DIR. FRANCIS SCHILL, JR.,
Analyst.
Alum Is used In the manufacture Of
the lower priced baking powders. 1t
Is a mineral poison, and for this rea-
son the sale Of baking powders contain
ing 1t is in many cities prohibited.
Flatulence A. cured by Beecham's Pills
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the attention OF the aforesaid "frm.'
Therefore with little persuasion the
representative Of "Claudy Brothers;
West Second South" got the suit, one
day passed; two days passed and the
respectable firm OF "clau1y Brothers"
we're buslly engaged In the cleansing
process" Finally the owner Of the blue
suit concluded TO pay the firm a visit,
but 10, the suit the representative and
the firm were gone-no one knew Will
Their. Yesterday Mrs. Schaffer was
passing Goalns' second hand store. No.
1863 state street, and noticed number
Of suits hanging out In front.
Suddenly she started. Yes, II was
the same suit" Dark blue-pecullar
texture-no. she was not mistaken.
Now all was made plalu "Claudy Bro-
theirs. Cleaning Firm" was myth.
The police are on the lookout for the
grafters
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

The home OF Bishop Walter ]. Beatie
Of a most enjoyable event last night.
the counselors, officers and teachers OF
the Sunday school and members If the
auxiliary organizations Of the ward
meeting at the invitation OF the Bishop
In a delightful reunion at his home on
West Temple street.
The rooms were bright with holiday
decorations, and the scene was one Of
unallOyed feasting, good feeling and
cheer Bishop Beatle greeted his guests
with an address Of welcome and wishes
for the formation OF good fellowship
ano unity amongst the members o. The
ward, and Charles b. Felt responded
on the part OF the assemblage Of guests
wish reciprocal remarks. Musical Sc
lectlons were given by the choir, and
Rotations and songs. ETC., made up a
most enjoyable program. Delicious re-
freshments were served during the
evening. About 40 guests were pres
ent,and the affair being a most delight
fl one.
Miss Ivy Burton entertained at cards
last evening.
Mrs. owen Hogle and Mrs. Steele left
this week for California,
The y. NJ. c. A. Will hold the first OF
its new series OF Saturday reunions this
evening at the association parlors. A
most enjoyable program has been pre-
pared.
A meeting OF the p. Z. o. society was
held this afternoon at the residence CT
Mrs Mcmahon. and business OF i'm
por.ance was transacted.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Sarah Dinwoody for cards next Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frank W, Knox was the hostess
at an informal luncheon yesterday.
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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
a very centrally located and elegant,
first class hotel. rests with complacent
satisfaction upon this palatial hosiery.
The Kenyon with all its luxurious
appointments Is as much ahead Of the
ordinary so-called 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 II invariably
praised by all.
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THE TALE OF A SUIT.
Clothing Taken by a Cleaning Firm
Recovered.

Another smooth graft has come TO
light. The other day a young man
called at Jacob schanfers place and
presented a business card bearing the
inscription; "Claudy Brothers" He
represented that the firm was doing
business on west Second South; said
business was to clean and repair cloth
ing. Now II happened that Mr.. Schaffer
had dark blue suit Of peculiar texture,
and II occurred 10 him that It needed
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BACK FROM MANILA.
A Soldier from the Philippines, Talks
of the War.

II is the opinion Of L. d. Lagsden
who is in the city on his way East from
Manila, that the hardest fighting had
ceased in the Philippines. and from now
on nothing but guerilla warfare will
be done on the part Of the natives. Mr..
Lagsden heartily endoses the methods
suggested by some OF the prominent
army officers. as a means OF putting the
guerilla warfare down. and that Is
shooting every native who Is found
with a weapon In his possession. after
O proclamation and warning has been
Issued, There has been much sickness
on the islands, Mr Lagsden says. es-
pecially among the newly arrived
troops. but the men become acclimated
In a short while, II they take care OF
themselves and have no further trouble,
from sickness az least.
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0ISTRBTEVEN|NGNBVS
rooAYS WEATHER REPORT.
os..rr..,ens taken at 6 a. m. Noun.

onx.rsations taken at a. m. Noun
Tain time.
~ Lake City-Barometer, 25.7O:
.sr,enl Jemperature. 49, maximum
s'e.csr0fure, IS: minimum temperature,
m6fn temperature, AZ, which is II
<1sr1 normal.
lG11mulated excess OF temperature
flrst Of month, 49,.
formulated deficiency OF preclplta-
since first Of month. "a Inches.
FORECASTS TILL 6 P. NJ, SUNDAY.
4 Local forecast for Salt Lake City ard
vicinity:
Cloudy tonight; Sunday, fair and
colder.
For Utah (taken at San Francisco,
Cal. Jan. 10, 1900:
Cloudy tonight; Sunday fair and
colder.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm has increased In energy
and is now central over North Dakota.
Pressure has fal',n over the Great
Basin, but the crest OF the high barome-
ter still lies over that region. Precipi-
tation has fallen over Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, northern Utah, northern
Montana and the upper Mississippi
valley. Unseasonably high tempera-
lures prevail over Idaho. Nevada, Utah,
Montana, Wyoming and Colorado.
l.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director.
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

Fiatulence is cured by Beecham's Pills
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L. D. ). COLLEGE.
VIII Reopen on Monday Next-Gym-
nasium Being Fitted Up.

The Lattesday Saints college will
open on Monday next for all classes
and courses, both day and night ses'
sions.
The missionary course OF twelve
weeks begins on Monday.
The Sunday school teachers training
course In kindergarten opened this
morning with a fair attendance. The
sessions will be held every Saturday
from 1880 a. m. to 1880 a. M, In the
Templeton lecture hall.
The kindergarten will reopen in the
Social hall on Monday.
The upper floor Of the Social Hall Is
being fitted up as a gymnasium, for
the use OF the students.
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T0-d8y'S Metals.
SILVER, Bar SO ITO
lead, SA57
CASTING COPPER rs cents o %.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Latter-day Saints College VIII
resume It's school work on Monday
morning next
An characterization meeting VIII be
held In the A. o. u. w. hall this even
Ing. beginning at 5 o'clock.
Today City Phyf,cian King visited
the old city fail. DR.. King, like every
one else thinks that the place Is vile,
and disgrace to the city.
Attorney Morris Sommer was today
admitted TO practice In the United
States circuit court. The motion was
made by Attorney ID. Il. Hampstead.
state Auditor Richards has drawn
warrant for $4,000 In favor OF univer-
sity regents The money will be used
for the construction Of the new building.
Frank Hines, the new superintendent
Of waterworks. has filed his Official bond
of $1,000 with Mayor Thompson. His
sureties are James Chapman and w. r.
Noble.
The committee on streets will meet
to further consider the Union depot
franchise question next Thursday even
ing, and Chairman Thomas would like
all Interested parties to attend.
Sweet voiced songsters Of the fea-
thered tribe filled the air with their
notes today. They perched upon every
building and tree top and many were
Of the opinion that they were singing
the songs OF spring,
The "News" a few days ago had an
Interesting interview with Mr. X. b. Or
gan, special agent OF the New York
Chicago & st. Louis railway In which
that gentleman talked freely on the
outlook for the Utah wool crop for 1900.
1t Is 80 much appreciated by the Lara,
mie Boomerang that II clips the article
substitutes Wyoming for Utah, and uses
II without credit TO this paper.
After the dramatic and musical pages
Of this Issue were sent TO press, II was
learned that Manager Piper had tele-
graphed the Bostonians, strongly urg-
ing popular priced matinee OF Robin
Hood Monday afternoon. favorable
answer was returned last night, and
the admirers OF that opera will have
q chance TO see II at o'clock Tuesday
at one dollar rates,
The annual business meeting OF the
members OF the First Baptist church
was held last evening at the church
The reports from the committees We're
submitted, and church officers for the
coming year were elected. There were
encouraging reports from the Sunday
school, missions. Ladies' Aid society
B. Y. p. U. and home department. There
Is a small surplus in the church treas
ury, as indicated by the treasurer's re-
port. The officers elected for the en-
suing year are: Clerk, ]. Il. Berkely;
treasurer, $. r. Barrett; deacons, W. J.
Cole. A. j. Orem; financial board, c. j
McNitt, T. ] Lucas, J. Il. Berkely, ]. j
Num-. j. Warthman, S. p, Barrett and
d. Mudgett. Officers for the Sunday
school will be elected next Wednesday
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SHEEPMEN WERE TOO LATE
Cattle Grazers Get Ahead of Them In
San Luis Valley.

The sheep men Of the San Luis valley
are preparing to raise a rumpus because
the State land board recently leased a
2i.oOo acre tract Of grazing land TO a
party OF cattle ralsers, among them
Senator Billy Adams, says the Dem
Yer News II is the intention Of the
lessees to fence, the tract and this will
completely shut out the sheep men.
This was admitted by Senator Adams
recently 20 be the very purpose for
which the lease was sought. Otis
Smith. "heep raiser OF Antonio. called
on Governor Thomas yesterday 10 pro-
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STATISTICAL REPORTS.

The wards In the Salt Lake Stake OF
Zion, which have not as yet sent in
their statistical reports for the year
ending December 81, 1899, are request
ed 10 forward them Immediately 10
President Angus NJ. Cannon, 20 north
Main street, Salt Lake City.
The Elders are also reminded of their
reports. JAMES ID. STIRLING,
Slerk Of Stake
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

loo WORTH OF OIL WE MAKE If USED
on soles o. well'as uppers OF shot will make
them water proof and last twice as long.
Deseret Machine Oh Co., Co.'s East Second
South Street
A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SEC.
ond hand Job, display and body type APP
ply to the Deseret News, Salt Lake City.
BARROW BROS. = STATIONERY,
News. Monograph Typewriter Supplies.
l3 West Second South.
FOR SALE-TEN RLPA.Ns for s
cents at druggists: one gives relief.
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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 to sell these through the
ordinary agencies for Church publica-
lions. Your local agent will order the
book for you or II viii be sent postpaid
from the Deseret News Office. Cloth,
$3.50; Half Morocco, 1900.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

60 PER ACRE OR WILL EXCHANGE
for salt Lake heal Estate. TO acres. twenty
mi,es south of salt Lake City; " acres tall
whe at, acres alfalfa Room iJl d. 4.
Walker Bldg
WILL SELL YOU AT A BARGAlN
vacant lots, a cottage or modern house
In any part Of the city James X. Shaw,
under Walker Bros. Bank.
WE SELL REAL ESTATE In.---
all. Tuttle Bros, lis Main ST.
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HOODS PILLS cure sick headach'
indigestion.

The worst after effects OF Influenza
arise from dersnged functions Of the
liver. Clear the blood at once with
HERBINE. for II will strengthen the
liver 10 withdraw from circulation the
hillary poisons. Price 20 cents at z. C.
NJ. !. Drug Department
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INSTRUMENTATION.

Ie the first law Of nature" For this
reason everyone who is III desires TO
become well. Those who have impure
or impoverished blood turn to Hoods
Sarsaparilla, because they know II will
enrich and purify their blood and give
them good health. To take this medi-
cine on the first appearance OF impure
blood Is an important step toward self
preseryatlo~
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"A young man came into our store
yesterday suffering from a severe at
tack Of cramp collie" writes B. +, Hess
miller and general merchant. Dlckey's
Mountain. Pa. He had tried various
home remedies without relief As had
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy / gave him dose
and II soon brought him out alright
never saw a fellow SO rejolced."
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HoRsssHoERs. CARRIAGE WORK

NAYLoR & wARBURToN, FIRST.
class horseshoeing In all its branches
Shop, li2 East First South Street.
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$4,000 FORT WORTH, TEXAS, AND
REruRN
VIA UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

For Jan. 18th the Union Pacific an
nounces the extremely low rate OF $40,
Utah points to Fort Worth and return,
with limit OF 20 days. Call at '0ld
stand" POI Main street, for tickets and
Pullman reservations.
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wANTED-AcENTs.

LITHo- PRINTING. AGENTS WANTED;
1000 business car ds. two colors. with beauti.
full design, si.Oo; work hner Than lithograph.
ing, other work remarkably low; agents
make 5000 daily; write the Ltho.P r Mt
Press Company. IS and 81 Frankfort street.
New York.
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FOR SALE.


90 ACRES OF THE FINEST LAND IN
Salt Lake County. A No. ! water right. good
brick house. southeast Of city. oniy hour
ride Fruit. harms, etc, only 1901 Como
aud et Us show you this.
acre with gOoc brick house, same loca-
tlon rs above only $1,000
~ acres ciose 10 on State Street car passes
house, tine land, with new D-rUom brick
hGus flowing well. A snap for slSi1.
5acres all In fruit. faspbrrrips aud straw
berries a. good 5-roou brick, close in lust
south east OF city. for less than so .. A me
buy. Also many other fine improved farms
close In.
4 acres a No. / close In, sOOO
~ acres a No. /. close in slO00.
NJ urrin & Co. - West Second South
ZEE dot. TONS SALE SlONS.
All parts Of the city.
All kiuds OF properly.
All prices.
All bargains.
TWO HUGHES, HORSE, CART AND
spring wsfon, 3! Market st. between Main
and West Temple and Third and Fourth 81.
IMPROVED FIRST CLASS FARM, N
Port rvlle. Morgan County, Utah: about
1870 acres, Can be suhdivlded into small
farms; terms, part cash. Ur improved resi-
dence o ait Lake City Ia auce time with
six per cent Interest Apply ~ V, Jones,
t04 Mccormick block, salt Lake City.
A GOOD PAYING GROCERY BUSINESS
centrally located. nice clean stock on hand
Good reason for selling. Address A. this
Office
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MALE HELP WANTED.

ACTIVE MEN AND WOMEN EVERY
where TO take orders for life Of Moody"
the great evangelist. Sells at sight Sam
pie enabling you TO make s. 20 81 daily. by
mail free on request Address Globe BI bic
Pubg Co. i23 chestnut ST., Phiada., Pa.
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In pulmonary trouble, the direct ac-
ton OF BILLIARDS HoREHOUND
SYRUP upon the throat. chest and
lungs, Immediately arrests the malady
by relieving the distress, cutting the
phlegm and freeing the vocal and
breathing organs. Price rs and 20 cents.
z. c. N. !. Drug Dept
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LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES

UTAH STATE LIVERY, FEED &
boarding stables. Sellers & Holt Bros.
Prop. Tel 3Os. Good rigs, prompt SER
vice, reasonable rates for boarding
horses. 23l South State.
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ties. against the lease The executive
told his visitor to make his protest TO
the land board. The selection Of the
land, It is said. does not interfere with
settlers.
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LOST.

A SMALL RED AND WHITE COW,
star in forehead, dehorned Return 10 NJ. II.
McAlhster, l55 East sixth South. Reward
cow. BRANDED RIGHT HIP, UNDER
cut In right ear. under bit In left ear. he
turn 70 l55 East 9Th south ST for reward.
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COAL OIL AND GASOLINE.

ALL ORDERS LEFT AT GopBE PITTS
Drug Store for oil and gasoline, by gallon OF
case will DO promptly alled. D. Y. Martin
IN
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TITAN COAl.

Castle Gate and Winter quarters,
Lump, Nut and Slack.
d. ]. SHARP. Agent.
70 South. Main Telephone. 40.
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lions SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co.. the Oldest and largest savings
bank In Utah pays 4 per cent Interest
on 81 or thousands. start an account
UTAH COMMERCIAL AND svG's BANK
Interest paid on savings. ". y.
Armstrong. prest., 2. W. Ma6sen. vice
prest.. J. +. Caine, cashier
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Advertisements in this column one cent
per uord each insertion. Special rates
by The iceek and month
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AN OFT TOLD TALE.

peseret News, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dear Slrs:-Slnce our last advertise
ment has been running In the Semi
Weekly News we have been receiving
such good results we feel like Inform
ing you Of the same.
In our opinion (basIng II on the re-
suits obtalnedl the Semi Weekly News
has no equal In the West as an adyer-
Using medium.
VESTS MAIL ORDER HOUSE.
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DENTISTS.
PHYSICIANS,

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Satisfaction guaranteed. Call or write.
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WANTS ADDITIONAL HELP.
New City Appolntee Appears Before
Council Committee.


s. L. Weterheld, the newly appointed
land and water commissioner, appeared
before the Council committee on Jor-
dan canal and irrigation last evening
and asked to be allowed a clerk and
four deputies. Two Of the deputies.
Mr.. Westerheld wanted to look after
the c,tys interest In the Jordan river,
one 10 patrol Parleys canyon and
another City Creek. Mr.. Westerfield
will probably get the four patromen.
but the matter Of a clerk went over for
one week. There are members OF the
committee who think the commissioner
ought to be required TO do his own
clerical work.
WORK OF STREET COMMITTEE.
The committe on streets considered
the petition OF residents OF First South
and Seventh East. asking for a stone
cross-walk. and Will recommend to the
Council the granting OF the request.
1t was also decided to recommend
the granting Of the petition Of the Utah
Soap company, asking for permission
to build a spur from the Oregon Short
Line tracks TO It's factory.
The claim Of Constable Ben. r. Had
dock for 1894 for serving poll tax sum-
monses went over for one week,
The sanitary committee will recon-
mend that Warden Dow Of the State
prison be allowed TO cut ice from the
reservoir In Parleys canyon.
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New York stocks, Grain aud Prcvisifn.
stocks carried on margins per cent
and per cent.
b. II. LAWYER &c Co,
al Auerbach Building.
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PhoNocRAPHs.

PH0N0GAPHs $3.50 UP, RECORDS SOC.
Is . doL hsrsdith's D Y OK store, So Main.
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STOVE REPAIRS.

J. T. LovETT. ALL KINDS "
Stove repairs; stoves bought and 500
81 +. Third South. Tel n3-N,
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TRAN SFER VANS.

b. q y. TRANSFER CO.'S MOVING
vans always ready; satisfaction guaran.
teed. Phone S55, Office IL w End South
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ELECTRICAL.


WE DO ALL KINDS or ELECTRIC
work. Having the finest line OF Electric
Fixtures in the city. and make special.
ty Of house wiring and all kinds OF cleo
trical repair work. All work guaranteed.
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co.. 1918 West
First South Tel. No. G.