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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-17
WHAT HAS BECOME
Of MILE HILTON?
Young Girl from California
Mysteriously Disappears.
RELATIVES IN DISTRESS
BELIEVED THAT SHE REACHED
THIS CITY.

The disappearance of Miss Mile Hill
ton, 15-year-old girl. who was ex-
pected 70 arrive in the city Friday
night from California, but who. 50 far
as can be learned, did not come and
cannot be found, is causing much anx-
iety and uneasiness to her ~stepfather.
Professor r. McCarty. the principal of
the Sandy school. a message was re-
eeived by Professor McCarty from the
sirl at Corinne, which was sent Friday
afternoon, but since that time nothing
has been heard from her.
M. McCarty called at the police sta
ton yesterday afternoon and asked the
assistance of the police in an effort to
locate the girl who, he fears, has be-
come lost and may perhaps be IN his
city.
Mr. NcCarty said that Miss Hilton
had been for some time past living in
California, but that a short time ago
she notified him that she was coming
20 Salt Lake. where he was living at
that time. He sent her word to let him
know when she was coming and he
would meet her in ogden. but he heard
nothing more until late Friday evening
when he received a message from Cor
inne, sent that afternoon. saying that
she would be in salt Lake on the $40
train that evening.
When the father received the mes
sage the train had arrived, and when
ne reached this city he could not find
any trace of the girl. All inquiries at
the depot failed to disclose any l1nowl-
edge OF a girl of her description. and
inquiries at ogden failed to locate her
there Whether she got off and was
left at some station. or whether she is
here. is a question that s. causing her
stepfather much uneas;ness, but he is
inclined 10 believe that she is here,
and, not knowing the city, may be
looking vainly for him. The police are
making every effort to assist him in
finding her.
Professor AIcCarty. when he learned
that no trace of the girl vrStid be
fOuUG at ogden or Salt Lake, reached
the conclusion that possibly she had
never intended 20 stop at salt Lake,
but had gone through, although her
telegram announced that she would ar
rive on the $40 train and requested
the professor TO meet her. He recalled
the fact that an aunt Of Miss Hilton
had been w-sh her in California. and
the young lady had entertained an idea
OF returning to Michigan with this
aunt. Professor McCarty thinks it
barely possible that she was on her
way TO Michigan with this aunt and
nasseo through without stopping.
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FINEST IN THE WEST.
New Fountain a Gem

Fred J. Hill, the druggist. has in
stalled the most expensive and eIabor-
ate soda fountain west of Chicago at
ms place of business on West Temple
and Second South streets. 1t was
Snipped by the manufactures, Charles
Lippincott & co. of Philadelphia a
couple Of weeks ago. reaching the city
in time to be put into place last week
The fountain is of pure onyx. and
contains two sections. each carrving,
eighteen one-galiOn syrup jars There
is no marble in the fountain the whole
being of Mexican ana Italian onyx. The
main piece is twenty feet long by eleven
ieet high, and IS adorned by three
handsome mirrors. The canopy is SUD-
ported by four onyx columns, and is
finished in white and gold TO correspond
with the store fixtures. The fountain is
illuminated by beautiful silver electro
HerS.
Hill s has always been favorite re-
sort for returning Sa3tair excursionists.
and 40 better place for cool. refreshing
beverages and perfect service can be
Found in the city.
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
WILL BE ACCEPTED IN
THESE COLUMNS FREE OF CHARGE.
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Claimed He Was Robbed

I've been robbed Of $780," declared
Peter Anderson. as ne staggered into
police station last night. hardly able
to navigate under a jag Of unusual
proportions. Peter declared that he
had come to town from Mill Creek yes
terday morning with $50 in his pockets.
but, as he admitted, he had been
around with the boys all day and had
gotten on the outside Of numerous
schooners during his rounds
During the evening he discovered
that mis- money had disappeared and
straightway started for the police sta
ton. He finally admitted that he had
only $l5, instead of $3.50. when he came
to town
The police We're inclined to believe
that Peter had been rushing the can
too freely and that a stay in the lag
BOX" would do him good
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HANS KNUDsoN's DEATH
Physician Certifies That it Was Ac-
cidentai.

DR.. Root. who attended Hans P.
knudson. who shot himself Friday
afternoon, signed a death certificate
yesterday stating that the death of
knudson was entirely accidental Al
though there was a rumor that the shot
was fired with suicidal intent. the doc
tor could learn nothing whatever to
give foundation TO that theory, but, on
the contrary, the circumstances all
pointed, he said, 30 accidental shooting,
and he signed the certificate accord
insly.
The funeral of the deceased will be
held today at 3 y. m. from the family
residence at ST3 East Fourth South
street
The deceased was a member of Ever
green lodge No. ISL. FraternaI Union of
America. and the services of the order
VIII be performed a the house of the
deceased.
The members of the lodge will meet
at the lodge hall in the ODD Fellows,
building at ,. m. and then proceed TO
tne residence of the deceased By car.
Free transportation viii be furnished
by the ledge TO the members desiring
to- go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-17

The numerous millinery openings viii
make Monday and Tuesday red letter
days 20 the ladies' Among the pretti-
est Will be that Of the WOman's Co
Op. a Main street. These enterprising
ladies VIII display over $50 lovely
trimmed mats embracing man. genu-
inc French patterns. Their window is
attractively arranged in shades of red
(the first color on the syndicate card
this season. Every item from tie rich
Grenade TO delicate Camelia is ar
tfsticaIly Blended
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, 60 degrees; min
mum temperature, 81 degrees; mean tenn
perature, 30 degrees, which is degrees
above the normal Accumulated excess of
temperature since the first of the month
a degree Accumulated excess of tenn
perature since Jan. /, Zs3 degrees Total
PrOcipItatlOn from y. m. to p. m. none.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation since
the first of the month, IL inch. Accumu-
lated excess Of precipitation since Jan. l.
~ inch
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FOR RENT...FURNISHED.

FURNISHED rooms with Steam neat
The Palm, AZ Z. I'd So. Free reading
room.
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ST. PATRICK'S PARTY.
Unique Entertainment by Woman's
Democratic Club.

UtIIUCIdLIC OIuD-
The St. Patrick's card party at the
home of Mrs. II. J. Hayward Monday
afternoon. Under the auspices of the
Woman's Democratic cub. for the ben
eft Of the clubs treasury, promises to
be unique and entertaining affair
Everything suggestive OF St Patrick's
day VIII be feat Ired- There viii be
music. songs and Quotati )ns typical of
the day that ic dear to the sons and
daughters of Erin. and even the dec
orations and cards viii take on the
symbols of the patron saint. A large
attendance is anticipated. The fes-
tivities VIII commence at 1870. Mrs
Howards home is in Pugsley court
on Fesirth North street between Second
and Third West
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and wrecks the brain. One dose of
Sherman's Headache Cure viii cure
YOU You swallow pill. and the head
ache is gone. They cure neuralgia.
&c. and Zoe. a box. For sale by Godbe-
Pets Drug company, Salt Lake CITY.
Utah.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

SERVICES IN ASSEMBLY HALL
Commencing today the Sunday services
the assembly hall instead of the taber-
Tacie, until the orgal has been recon
structed.
WEST JORDAN OFFENDER.-Georg
s Harker of West Jordan was brought up
20 the county jail yesterday to await "A
hearing on the charge of petit larceny.
The trial viii be held tomorrow at West
Jordan, before Justice Williams of that
place.
EMBARRASSMENT BL TcAGLES.-The
FTateTndi order of Eagles OF this city
viii give en- entertainment in Castle hail
this evening 10 which che ladies and gen
tlemcn friends of the members will be
made welcome \ good programme will
be given
MILLER REARRESTED.-A August Mil
Ter who was trisd a few days ago on the
charge of hCusG-brealCing before Justice
Lochrte and discharged. was rearrested
Yesterday on the same charge me prose-
cutiOn was not satisfied with the decision
rendered by Justice LOchrie. hence the
second arrest.
DEATH OF MRS. MEYERS.-Mrs.
Sarah A Meyers, mother OF Mrs. Elmer
Jonas of this city. died al $40 p. m yes
teIday at the latter's home from a para
lytc stroke. after short illness. The
deceased was a widow IS years of age
and native Of New York state. Her
home was at Iowa CITY Ia where she
has resided for the past fifty years. She
was visiting her daughter =. this city
when death came. Notice Of the funeral
viii be given later.
INSANITY CHARCrE-A complaint
was lodged with the county clerk yester-
Gay o. Mrs. Gertrude jenkins, charging
that her father. Thomas Ashby. is insane
and a mt subject for commitment in the
STATE asylum. Tn- accused will be ex-
am1ned Monday afternoon before q. board
Of physicians. The complainant stated
that her father resides with his son at
2S5 South Fourth West street and that
he had been mentally ursouDd the past
nine years. but his malady is becoming
more serioCs. Mrs. Jenkins is of the
opinion that worry over business re-
verses and the death Of her mother, fif-
teen wears ago, are the causes of her
fathers insanity
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-17
SINCE SEWING MACHINES

SOLD on easy payments. Liberal dis
count for cash Latest styles OF Singer
machines rented by week or month All
makes repaired. The Singer Manufactur-
ing Co. 43 So Main St Phone 81 4
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IF You Want 70 MAKE MONEY!
in stocks. grain or cotton on small invest
mentS write TO us Immediately We are
not brokers and do not solicit accounts.
FLOWER & Co. Chicago Stock Ex-
change Bldg, Chicago.
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ROOMS FOR Hgnt housekeeping. III
E. End South Prices reasonable
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Grand MiIIinerv DiSniav

On Wednesday and Thursday Mrs.
E Madison will display the latest nov
elites in imported pattern hats and
millinery goods of the season. SO East
First South street.
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Splendid New Piano Only s1ee.

Fine Kimball chapel organ. S42. Spleen
did Lakeside organ. $50. Several bar
gains il pianos that have been rented:
regular price, $3.50; sale price, 1925. See
them or write the Gable Piano & Or
gan Co. % Main street, opposite 4. c.
NJ. l.
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Mems Hosiery.

The new spring stock arriving; nov
elites in fancy lines.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
ICE Main street.
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YOUNG MAN, aged 20. wishes .. lob.
knows three Languages: strong and able
TO attend in office Address 253 S. 5th
West.
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TWO nicely furnished rooms for gen
tlemen. Rear 15S North Main.
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Drunkenness.

sare and permanent cure for drunk
ennesj and drug addictions. Address
Kelley Institute. 164 East First South.
or Box $50, Salt Lake. Utah.
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Spring Overcoats

oPAAAS ONSISOdlS
that are tailor cut. perfect in fit, best
in quality.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main street
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Is HOUSES, all kinds, PRESS and loca
tons Tcttle Bros. 149 Main street
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For Full Dress

For Fun Dress
we have the new spring Miller and
Wellington silks and opera hats
BROWN. TERRY d WOODRIrFF co
16G Main street
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LARGE front room. bath, one or two
gentlemen, 43S East Second South.
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AUCTION SALES.


MONEY SAVED, money made. Get our
prices before buying. We eau furnish
your home from cellar to garrot. Terms.
81 on SO, SO on S1o0. L. X L. Furniture
& Carpet InstaIlment House, =. a. Sor-
enSen, prop.
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Carefully Selected

1-NNNOUW
neckwear; our line purchased from a
noted manufacturer and confined to US
exclusively.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
166 Main street
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D n
Demand this label on all printing 1t
stands for faIr conditions, union hours
ana wages. Union offices: Tribune
Herald, Reporter. Century. Tribune Job
Printing Co, Salt Lake Printing Co.
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RENT or sale new and second hand
sewing machines, all kinds. all prices
Wiles q johnson. % Z. LIST So. St
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

FARMERS. 1TS;0N "a " II g "a
ceives daily-Fresh eggs, 15c: butter, 12150
5l12c; creamery, 20c; strained honey, 3 lbs.
Csc.
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WALLPAPER

1C0.GOo ROLLS new wall paper Just ar
rived. We want your business. and make
the prices to get 1t. Good combinations at
Sc 10c, 15c per double roll. Hundreds Of
patterns TO select from Geo. w. Ebert
& Co. SO State Phone S73N
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Smallpox Gases

Two new cases Of smallpox at Bounti-
Iul and one at Park City we've reported
to the state board Of health Yesterday
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PERSONAL

VITALITY low, deOilitated or ex-
hausted. cured by DR.. Klines Invigorat-
ing Tonic. Free 81 trial bottle containing
two weeks treatment. DR.. Kline's In
stitute, 81 Arch St, Philadelphia.
Founded 1871.
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NICELY FURN. rooms for light house
keeping. 241k w. Sd So.
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we afude to the sandpaper ad. de-
signed by Fred Hale. Architect. Did
you receive One2
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THREE Wen furnished rooms for house
keeping % n. LIST West.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PROFESSIONAL CARDS
S. W. TALIAFERRO, D. D. s. Dentist
sec 3. Third So, over McCoy's drug store
A \. CheeTrry- o ". Cherry.
Lawyers.
4O7-S Auerbach Bldg.
SHEPARD & SHEPARD, LAWYERS 79o-
123 Commercial block. salt Lake City.
WILL f WANLESS. ATTORNEY
232 Main Street Phone TAI n
c. F. & T. c. LOCFBOUROW.
Lawyers, Commercial Tsloct-
L. H GRAY. land attorney noine-sl
patent work. Public Land informatfon
800 Templeton block.
GEORGE B. GREENWOOD. I.AyvYFP
Com1 Law and Collection, Conf Elocl-'
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MEDICAL

DR.. E. S. PAYNE, 1i2 South Mar
street Specialist IN diseases Of women
S IN cnildren; satisfaction guaranteed in
dress.
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Castle Safe. Clear Greek, Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside' lump. nut and
RACK. anthracite Gall sizes) These
Goals always in stock IS South Main
street; telephone 429.
y. J. SHARP. Agent
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Specially Interesting to the Ladies
Spring millinery opening for 1901 at
2. G. III. i. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, March IS, 10 and 20.
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Spring Suits and Dress Goods.

A beautiful display Of these in con-
nectiOn with the spring millinery open
ing at Z. G. NJ. l.. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. March Is, 10 and 20.
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Utah Co

Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
i7sjd on savings deposits. W. F. arm
strong president; j. Il. Game. cashier.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-17

Dr. r. III. Keysor method Of filling
teeth is painless 16- Main street, Auer-
bach building
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ON MONDAY March Is. at 1896 a. m,
No. 166 w. S. Temple St, 2 bedroom sets,
carpets. lot tables, desk, dishes, stove, lot
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WIN. BRoADPFNT. d. D. s.
Headache saps your VITALITY

Up to date dentistry, Western Dental
Co, 81 Eagle block
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on WEDNESDAY, March 20. at 1890
a. m. No. "a w Second South street, up
T6ai il foldiD hed epf 5 coSbp ardef
$50. fine carpets and rugs. bedroom set,
cost S125. fine writing desk. wardrobe,
cost sac. steel range. cupboard. refriger-
ator, extension table, fine sewing ma
chine. linOleum. lot china, glass and
granite ware, patent oil cook stove, etc.
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ALSO

ON TUESDAY, March 10, 1890 a. m.
No. 1903 Third street. a lot of high-grade
furniture consisting of upright piano.
fine leather upholstered rockers and
couch. book cases, fine curtains fine
sideboard. extension table and =. 3.
chairs to match, hall tree, fine Moquet
hair and other mattresses, sewing ma
chine. wardrobe. ,child's bed, new Pacific
steel range. refrigerator, china, glass and
granite ware. kitchen utensils and other
articles not mentioned.
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Architect Fred. Hale's Sandpaper
Ad. is q useful novelty. Did you re-
ceive one2
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BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OF WANT ADVERTISEMENTS:

sHERWOOD's PHARMACY, Fifth
South ard State street.
HAZEL DRUG CO. corner of West
First South and Fourth West
MCOY'S PHARMACY. corner of Third
South and Fifth East
FOUBGER BROS. co. IS X street
s. B. COULANI, Eighth East and First
South
A ]. DAVIS & Co. corner OF Seventh
South and Seventh East.
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LADIES JACKETS. dry cleaned. SIS
up. Gents oveTcoats cleaned and pres
sed. S1.25 up Deseret Dye Works, 125
So West Temple.
/. UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co,
So E 3rd So High-ciass work: moder-
ate prices. Telephone No. 6s2, N.
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ALSO

on THURSDAY. March p. at 1880
a m l will sell TO the highest bidder
the high-grade furniture of DR.. S Hughes
at No. 76f First street Fine cabinet
leather upholstered rockers and couch
fine lace curtains and portieres, inlaid cen
ter tables. French clock. onyx case. cost
SO bookcase, fine oak hall tree. cost $75
sideboard. cost $50. B.. 3. chairs. best
bedroom sets lott of hair mattresses. pill
lows and linen. steel range. fine dinner
set, china dishes, silver and glassware,
washing machine and tubs. kitchen uten-
sis. refrigerator, etc. etc. also ladies
wheel, etc. X. A. ANDREWS.
ATr+iOneer
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SEVEN-ROOM house. toilet, bath, cell
lar I'd So. and Sth East. Mrs. Charles
Crane, 929 Brigham.
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So 5th East
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NEAT five-room cottage, near LIST and
Q streets. Russell L. Tracy, 232 Main St
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CASH REGISTERS
INSURANCE
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
SCAVENGER.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-

GREEN & REEVE CO. >-'-0-7->-
Plumbing, heating. los E I'd So Tel "a
JAMES &c HARRIS. plumbers. steam
and hot water contractors. IS z. ID South
street. Telephone, $40
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STOVE REPAIRS

STOVES BOUGHT and sold. Stove ana
range repairs; parts Tor sale Tel 0203C
+. 7. Lovett. 81 Z. Sd So
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PIANOS at all times Apply I. o. O.
z. hall and y Z. 4th South.
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SEWING MACHINES at 500 per
South street
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OPTICIANS.
CLEANING AND DYEiNG

J. H KNICKERBOCKER. opticial
Removed to 259 Main. Lowest prices.
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WALL PAPER CLEANED.

PAPER and fresco cleaFers. Tel ossK.
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WARMING AND yENTuArING

GEO. NJ SCOTT STREVELL HARO-
WAKE CO Warm Air Heating and Ven
IiatlnS Apparatus for Churches Schools
residences, etc. All work guaranteed'
P ]. MCRAN.-Steam and hot vvats-
ne3Ing and venhlating apparatus. no
70 West Second South
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FOR REM.

18th s., $500.
5-room bk. Col S. Main. Si75O
4-room frame. 80 5. 9th E., sic.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., pa Main.
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TWO furnished rooms for light house
keeping or SINGLE 100 N 30 w.
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SOCIETIES.
TYPOGRAPHICAL
-<JNT6NTl -}TT 1EF7N. Union No liz meets
5Z-T first Sunday in month
-szsI1 a. .. Il. W. hall, ESQ

< TYPOGRAPHICAL
bed f gnioP sa SS = h T @ssss
A. Q. L. ". hah, ESQ
Demand this label on all printing. Tt
stands for falr conditions, union hours
ana wages Union offices: Tribune.
BBerald. Reporter Century. Tribune Job
Masonic Notice.
MT MORIAH lodge No. will hold a
speclal meeting tomorrow (MOnday) even
Masons qualified invited.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL>, Sec'y.
Maccabees.
UTONIAN TENT No. u meets the first
ana tnlrd tuesdays of each month in
a o; L. w. hail, 161 South Main W II.
Acocks' X X. A J. Herman. Com.
ARGENTA LODGE No. s. F. and
= NJ Stated communications held az
Masonic hall the first Tuesday in each
month. Members OF cister lodges and
eolournlng brethren In good standing are
cordially in Ei{;9;rd e attend;
W. 2. ROBB. Sec. P. Q. Box 1906.
s, YEAH CHATTER No, !. R. a NJ
han, at 1870 p: m. Scjoarning compan-
luis Re w eMST0if'y Y 5py1ted 70 aftend
NJ. c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
MT MORIAH LODGE No. 2 F.
and A. NJ Regular meetings held
az Masonic han the second Monday
OF each month. Members of sister lodges
and soJourEing brethren in good standing
are cordially invited 10 attend.
r. j. HILL. w. Nj.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary.
a o. =. w,
EAGLE GATE LODGE no. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening d. a. O. L ~.
haIi l6I Main street
JOSEPH T. HARRIS. II w.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE no 70
meets every Thursday evening at the
a o. u w. hall. lei Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-17

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-17

WE HAVE just furnished throughout
the rOoming house at 2S3 Main. which will
be known as the Union block furnished
apartments.