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FOR RENT-BY WESCO
1924 1lth, 10, 2b, fursl 90 .o $
1902 VT av, Ter, SD, CT. 80. 80
933 @, 11r, b. fur, mi. SO. Is
1916 18th, Tor. b, mi. so. 90
2020 n. Tor, b. mi. 1850
1882 7, 1lr. b, fur. 40. so
1853 Ore ay,1Or, b, mi 35- 80
1920 18th, 6r. sto. mi. 35. so
49, 23d, 7r, b, mi. $3.50
1107 n n av,7r, b. lat 80. so
Takoma PIX, Or. b, eel 25. so
615 23d. 7r,b.lat, mi %. so
e24 22d, Flat, wig 20. so
261S L, Or, b, mi. 1850
1919 28th. Z. Or, eel. 90
2615 K, 7r, W. .....l3.50
727 23d, Ar, W. ....1l.50
1919 lincoln av. Or. l1.50
114S Blad'grd, Or, W, la1O. 50
2407 LIST. 5r, W. 1850
FURNISHED.
1410 Goth. Tor, b. mi. 125. 90
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PALMIsTRY

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ BY NINE. RITA,
the worlds greatest palmist and astrologer hold
ing receptions daily at 1T ct. NV, cor Of 9Th.
Fee, IS and SO cents. ee27 -52ts
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CAFE ROBINSON 1902 l4TH ST. NV sERyES
dinner all day Sundays and HOLIDAYS Business
mems lunch every day. Fine salon Tor banauets,
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FOR SALE-CANARY BIRDS, $1.5O UP; PAR
rots, dogs cats, monkeys, pigeons, poultry, gold
fish, &c; also taxidermist; mounted heads, birds
&c. SCEiMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th ST. NV
noS-tf-4
1 HAVE PURCHASED THE PROPERTY AT PIG
14th st. NV. and am converting 1t into a we'll
equipped hospital for animals; large compart-
ments: separate wards; warm and comfortable
Visitors welcome. D. e. BUCKINGHAM, V. NJ. D.
Prop no15-tf
Diseases and Surgery of the Dog and Cat
Infrmary and Boarding Kennels, Klngle road
City Office 71S 18th st. NV. Tel. (Schmids) 2491 n
uo12-tf4
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HO
and Insurance Broker.
226 n Capitol, s0r,
per annum. SO, 600. 90
425 18th NV: store. so by
%, upper portion. 30. 90
sos 18th NV. lar. 2b. S3. III
141S Goth NV, 11r. go. 90
13l4h 9th NV. l0r. 1880
Farm near Laurel, Md.
1Sr, IS acres. =. 40. 90
FURNISH FL
I mr. 18th, IS. 2b. pr an$8. 900
10th, cor K. Or. &, 900
Mass av & oath. Dor. 3. 600
Iowa circle. 16r, 2b. -. 400
vt av. l.. 16r. 200
OFF
Atlantic Coast Line
bldg" from $40 to S35
$50 T NV. SIS to $22.5OI
STOl
425 10Th NV, bldg. $50. 90
PA 9th NV. l4x35. .40.00
sos 18th NV, Or. IS. 90
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AUTOMOBILES.

srECIAL SALE OF AUTOMOBILES
We will sell on Saturday, Nov. % between 8
and II am, several locomobiles. both and
secondhand. at greatly reduced prices. This will
be your chance to buy good machine at a very
low price w. C. ROLLER CGE. CO..
tie 1925 and 1923 Conn., ave.
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WANTED-FIRST CLASS PLUMBER. LEAD
worker: must be temperate Apply JOHN
MORAN 2I26 Pa. ave no2l -2t
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YOUNG MAN FORMERLY IN THE REAL. ES-
tate and insurance business, and who has a sum
of money to invest. wishes to acquire interest
in established business in which he take
active interest. Address
no21 -3ts Box 50, Star office.
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IT & WILCOX.
IA. ave.
FLATS.
THE SrAPLETON, 1918
n st, non housekeeping
2 & 3r fats. $40 to $50
1907 Pa av. Or. b. heat 50 so
OFFICE ROOMS.
1872 4S8 La ave, heated
rms. IS, $40. $3.50, $50
STORES.
ll20 18th. sro, q b, miS35. 50
1919 l4th, lr,cel, W. 80. 80
600 10th sw, sto, CT, cl. Is. 90
1857 sd. large rm. .17.5O
STABLES.
2311 E, b, Ar, W ,3s, W. 12.S0
2l09 G., b, 3s. WILDWOOD
718 10th, b. Is, wr. l.w.10.00
1912 10th, As, W. 1000
2012 X. Is. VIZ, l, w.S.00
iS29-31 L. 5r. ". 100
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AN ALASKAN PROPOSITION.
mining engineer just arrived from the Tan
country. in Alaska. where he has discovered
the richest copper deposits on the continent. and
Is preparing an expedition to return and locate
the same. would stake a few claims for other
parties by power of attorney for 500 each.
These deposits richer by far than anything
yet located in Alaska. and each claim will be
worth $40. 900 and upwards on the completion of
the proposed railroad. Address MINING EN-
GINEER. Star office. no21-2ts, IA
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iS-S-ol l.. OF. W -uV
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REAL ESTATE
10th and + SITS. NV.
1897 1+th. apt, Or. 40. 90
1407 10th NV. Tor. .35. 90
1919 9Th NV, 7r&sto. 30. 90
20S \ Y av, Sr. rs 90
1915 18th Sc, Or, sto. Is. 90
GOT A Sc, Or. ......1s. 40
1917 X ne, Or. $500
l21L K ne. 5r. 90
co Decatur ne, Or. .1l.50
} HOUSES.
Wyoming av. 1sr, Oh $50
18th near Q, Sr. lbs
Riggs near 18th. Sr. 100
n nr 18th. Tor. SIS
C nr I'd Sc, Or .66
CES.
941 F NV. 3r. SIS. 90
Sun building.
RES.
l247 18th Sc, sto. 20 90
1245 18th Sc. 5r, sto. %. 90
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NANTED-A GOOD HUSTLING FURNITURE
salesman. who knows his business TO start Dec.
l. Address. giving references and salary OK
pected. in conldenee Box 23l. Star office. no2O-3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ALL PERSONS DESIRING GENTEEL
and reliable tenants for rooms call at once,
FIELDS HOTEL BUREAU, 1927 G ST. More de-
mand than can supply. Satisfactory results
guaranteed. no2l-3t'
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, FURNISHED
and board In Catholic family; northwest.
Address, with full particulars, Box 20 Star Of
flee. IT
WANTED-BY LADY, 2 OR 8 UNPUBLISHED
rooms for light housekeeping In the NV; south
ern exposure preferred Address B. L. F., Star
office References no2O-3ts
WANTED1BY YOUNG MAN, ROOM AND BOARD
in private family where there are already one or
two young fellows: price no object; give details
and terms, please; must be between and =
SITS. and 18th and 18th; references furnished.
Box H. Star office. no20-D"
WANTED-BY LADY, / WELL HEATED ROOM
in private family; board; service must be
first class. Address COUR, Star office. no203t'
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FOR RENT-ONE TO SIX-ROOM APARTMENTS
In THE CAIRO and THE ETHEL~TOWERS. Cafe
rates, $25 per month. p. W. ROBERTSON,
Agent, The Cairo. oc23-tf
FOR RENT-THE CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE
and Oregon aves.-Two desirable housekeeping
apartments. Cafe In building. oc1S-f
FOR RENT-'THE DRISCoLL" 1ST AND B SITS.
NV, has for rent handsomely furnished and un-
furnished apartments of to rooms and bath.
with or without housekeeping facilities; also sim
gle rooms; every appointment; most modern;
southern exposure; facing o. 8. Capitol grounds:
excellent cafe; filtered water; electric lights.
T. A. MCKEE. Mgr. seS-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-02
PREACHERS CHILDREN

The wife OF prominent divine tried
the food cure with her little daughter.
She says. II feel sure that our expert
ence with Grape-Nuts food would be
useful to many mothers. Our little
daughter. eight years old, was subject
TO bowel trouble which We did not then
understand and which the doctors pre-
scrlptions failed TO cure.
We had been using different cereals
for breakfast and finally becoming dis.
couraged ! said. II win try an exper.
iment, | will discard all other cersals
and use only Grape Nuts for breakfast
The three children all like Il better than
anything else and are so fond Of il that
| hardly let them have all they want.
In short time / could see an i'm.
provement In the bowel trouble.
We began using Grape Nuts Ave
months ago and now not only has the
bowel trouble disappeared but the
child has grown so plump and well--in
fact was never so fieshy before--that an
our friends notice and remark about II,
We think We have an ideal breakfast
which consists Of whole wheat tread
With butter. Postum Cereal Coffee and
GrapeNuts. This Il an We care for
and ! think Il would be hard 10 and
many families 20 invariably healthy as
e oprs.' Nome gi"-~ by the Postum
Co.. Battle Creek. Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-02
Transactions and quotations at press
BUSINESS NOTES.
lo~.~N~~o~o.>oor>No<.o>ooc

Today's local bank clearings amount
ed TO 800, 76GO7, as against $79l, 095.56 for
the same day last year.
The banks had all they could attend
to today with the business OF two days
and half to look after and the clerks
hardly had time TO eat at noon.
Ground was broken this afternoon
for the excavation OF the First Presby-
terrain church. by Contractor Watson.
Federal Building Inspector Dorsey
Ash leaves this evening for Sacramento
to inspect the finishing Of the new fed
eral building there, when he will return
to this city.
Contractor Campbell Is much disap-
pointed over notification from the SUI
pervisng architects office at WASH
ington, that his recommendation 10 sub
stitute granite for brown stone In the
foundations had not been accepted.
The Office at Washington writes that II
can not be done because the balance on
hand did not warrant It's acceptance.
the increase In cost by use Of granite
being $1,000 But the contractor calls
attention to the disintegration Of brown
stone foundations elsewhere and pre-
diets Il will not do for the foundations
of the federal building. On the other
hand. he argues, that granite Is practi-
cally indestructible.
The Goshen Mercantile company OF
Goshen, Utah county, filed copy Of
its articles of incorporation In the sec
rotary OF states Office this morning.
The capital stock is $1,000. divided
into ITO shs-es of the par value Of 500
each. w. w. Ercanbrack Is president.
and W. II. Allen, vice president. The
company owns a stock OF merchandise.
store building. real estate and book ac-
counts In Goshen valued at si4,3e3.s1.
John c. Dugan and wife have trans
ferred to the Bingham & Eastern Cop
per Mining company, for a consIdera-
tIon OF $4,000, the |. X. L., Jersey Blue.
Manila, Elnore. Albatross. Howard,
Chandler Bros, Little Cottonwood and
Big Giant lode claims situated In the
West Mountain mining district.
James X. Shaw and wife have trans
ferred to Stella NJ. Cowan for q srn-
alteration Of 1900, lx1 rods OF ground
In lot 2. block %. plat q. the same be-
Ing on the northeast corner Of Second
and o streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-02
Oid'Time Foolishness.

One need not b every old TO remem,
Der lively rate wars between the ''hody-
snatchers" In the passenger depart.
ments OF railways. 1t has been some
time since there has been such vivid
reminder of those days as occurred last
week, says the Railway and Engineering
Review. A dispatch from Houston
Tex. Aug. l6. said give hundrei
tickets were sold TO Chicago this after.
noon at startling prices as the result
or war OF ticket brokers, the OUT,
growth OF the fight OF the Missouri
Kansas Texas, International & Great
Northern Cotton Belt. and santa Fe
for norslern pa senger BUSINESS. TIE
lowest rate before today was sis the
round trip. One broker today cut 10 81
Another broker AT once cut 10 81 An.
other annount Cd Houston TO Chicago. "a
cents; Houston TO St Louis. 20 cents.
Houston TO Kansas City, 10 cents. An
other met the cut and offered n S. box
of cigars with each ticket. This even.
ing the rate Is: Chicago. s., 81. louis
g. Kansas city, s." This Is "Midsum.
mer Madness with a vengeance. TsIr.
teen hundred miles for 30 cents. or even
FOR I'VE dollars Is lunacy. Such n war
should not be possible. and the stock
holdets Of the roads concerned should
Ak the responsibility
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-02
CAMP FUNSTON
AT LAGOON.

Camp Funston is the name Of the
national guaru encampment ~ Lagoon
tils year, IN honor OF the new general
commanding the department. OF the
COLORADO. Lieut.. WeD0 puI In yester'
DAY In y epafing for the encampmenI,
and the fIsl infantry, hve companies
strong, the cavalry tiOop the battery
and the signal corps went w TO the
camp this morning the loot SOL
iiers going by train, and the mounted
commands marching. The eneampmen.
aiil last live days, under the command
vi Col Park. but II Is expected ther,
win be a proclamation OF several days
overtime as tue guatdsmen want IT,
ana are willing to bear the expense.
lne Infantry command includes COM
pany II OF this city, + of Mantl, A Of
Nephi. II Of Bountitul and q Of Prove.
The salt Lake city commands got on
IN good shape this mornl,g, and all are
now getting settled In the carlp quar-
lers. As companies h, Z and ID nave
been mustered out, the First Infantry Is
short that number OF companies, and
the enoampment will moi. be as large as
II was last year. But, then, the regi-
ment has It's own band this year, the
Arst enlisted one the guard has had fol
some time, the band used for some
years having been Held's band. This
Dand. under Bandmaster Christensen,
Is well organized, and Is doing good
work. II Will be an attractive feature
OF the encampment. Col. Park mas
worked ON the scheme for some time
and very credltable organization Is
the result Several of the Philippine
veterans are members of II.
Discipline as though war obtained,
will prevail, and the camp calls as
published In yesterdays News Will
be observed. The governor and stan are
expected to visit the camp several
times during the encampment, and spe-
cIal reviews and p0radss will be held
in their honor. Capt. Sam Porter anu
Lieut.. A. A. Smith have charge OF the
commissary. The first othcer or the
day Is Capt. j. A. Greenwald OF the
signal corps. Headquarters have been
established in the center OF the camp,
with the hospital back OF the tent OF
the commanding officer There need be
no kicks this year over the cooking, as
force OF trained cooks has been Sc
cured
A cham battle Is proposed for next
Friday, when the roar Of blank cart
ridges and the CLEAN of peacefully, IN
clined bayonets viii make themselves
heard and felt. A prominent place
win be. given the signal corps In the
fracas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-02
COOS BAY ROAD.
Articles to he Filed In salt Lake In
Near Future.

Pierce, Critchlow & Barrette nre look
Ing after the interests OF the Coos Bay
project In this city with the result, IL
Is said, that articles of incorporation OF
the company will be Med with the sec
rotary of state here In the near future.
While there IL a strong suspicion that
Gould Is at the back Of the enterprise
at the present the project Is being en-.
gineered by promoters who have yet
TO make records In the railroad world
@. Lyman Moody and G. r. Cook, To-
eating engineers for the Salt Lake and
Coos Bay railroad are In Eugene, Ore,
today They have been over the Nc
kenzle pass through the Cascade
mountains, and are now examining the
Middle Fork pass, which Is generally
considered as being the most desirable.
The engineers are looking over the
country not only with view to nndin<
the cheapest route over which 70 CON
struct n railroad but are also observing
the business conditions and the prob
able tributary traffic upon which the
road may depend for revenue. That the
new road will use the Middle Fork pass
is confidently believed by the best in.
formed persons at Eugene,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
>o~~~.

Salt Lake people generally viii read
with interest the dispatches from Den
yer regarding the opening OF "Corian.
ton there. The mention OF Mr..
Young's name would indicate that Il
had enormously been left In the printed
cast. His part Is being filled on the
road by Mr.. John s. Lindsay.
No opening of the present theatrical
season has been watched with more
interest throughout the west than the
first appearance Of Nance O'Neil In
London Her rendition OF "Magda' in
salt Lake win always be remembered
as one OF the strongest pieces OF aetna
ever seen upon our boards. Judging b,
the following Associated Press dispatch.
her London opening last night was a
decided success: Nance O'Neil. an
American actress presenting "Magda"
for her London debut at the Adelphi
last night, made > daring challenge fof
comparison with Sarah BerDhardt.
Eleanora Duse and Mrs. Patrick Camp.
bell. Mas o'Neil displayed some ner-
vousress, but aroused the big audience
TO enthusiasm In the climax OF the
third act and got b good reception. The
play was well staged and the company
included Mckee Rankin"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-02
Big Party Of Missouri Pacific ant
D. & R, G. Officials En- Route.
YOUNG GOES TO MEET THEN
important Announcement Regarding
The Building Of Sal ma 'ui-oGto
Connect Win san Pedro.

II Is expected that George ]. Gould,
president OF the Missouri Pacific ID
chairman Of the executive board 81
the Denver & Rio Grande lines, VIII
arrive In Utah on his tour Of inspection
tomorrow morning. lie win be accom-
ranled by Prest Jeifcry OF the Den
Yer q Rio Grande, General Manage
Russell Harding, Manager Herbert and
some Missouri Pacific officials.
IN answer to a dispatch received
General Superintendent Young OF thu
Rio Grande Western left for Grand
Junction this morning at 3 o'clock "
order to meet the train bearing the rail-
road ofllcials.
Just what time the special train VIII
arrive In Salt Lake is at the present 10,
known here. but II Is thought that the
party will come straight through ana
arrive here in the afternoon, where .
headquarters viii be established as was
the case on the occasion OF the last
visit here about year ago
From the Chicago papers to hand Mr'
Gould has been talking along lines that
VIII be OF great interest to residents OF
calt Lake, and especially those who i've
In the southern part OF the state.
Among other things he told the repor-
tiers was that the Salina cut-on VIII De
completed through TO Green River In
order 10 connect with the San Pedro
road and thus make short line right
through from Denver to southern Cali
fornia.
The Record Herald says
Mr.. Gould said the cut on from sa-
lima TO Green River, Utah, now build
ing, had been pushed as far as Coal
canyon, and would ultimately reach
Green River. Thereby the Gould roads
win make short connection with sena.
tor Clark's projected Salt Lake-Los
Angeles road. MIR. Gould also affirmed
the fact Of the Atlantic tlde-water ter
minus for his system. eve have over
the Western Maryland, which Is now
our property, access into Baltimore and
to the ocean. All the short links are
not completed, but they VIII be soon"
The Chicago Chronicle has this,
which Is quoted as coming from Mr..
Gould:
1--WE have few improvements and
extensions under way or under consld-
Grafton, We are thinking Of cutoff
from the Los Angeles trunk line that
will run from Sailna TO Green River,
Utah. Then there are one or two small
extensions OF track to be made In the
east"
Mr., Gould Is accompanied by Mrs,
Gould, their two sons. Kingdom and
Jay, the family physician, DR.. Paul
Kimball, and officials Of the lines OVER
which the train runs. The party tray-
els by special train. consisting Of Mr..
Gtulds car, q baggage and eommlssary
oar and private cars for the Others in
the party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-02
AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE
assessment upon the property on street
between South Temple and Second
streets, In Sewer District No. l. for the
construction Of sewer
BE II ordained by the City Council Of
Salt Lake City, Utah:
Section l. That the assessment list made
by the City Treasurer as corrected, op..
proved and completed by the Board "
Equalization heretofore duly appointed
by the city Council for that purpose. OF
the property abutting on street, be-
tween South Temple and Second streets
In Sewer District No, |. Of Salt Lake city,
for the purpose Of constructing a sewer
upon said portion OF said street, Is here
by confirmed, and the assessments made
and returned In said completed lists are
hereby confirmed.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, Utah, August 9th, 1862. and re-
ferrei TO the Mayor for his approval.
]. o. NYsTRoM
City Recorder.
Approved this 10Th day Of August, 1904
Mayor.
state Of Utah, City and County OF sals
I. T. o. Nystrom, City Recorder Of Salt
Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is full tras
ted lied IAN ordinance confirming the as.
sessment upon the property on J street
between South Temple and Second streets
In Sewer District No. Z, for the construc'
ton OF q sewer" passed BY the City COM
Gil OF Salt Lake City. Utah. August nth
1909. and approved by the Mayor. Angus'
18th. 1872, as appears OF record IN my o''
n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-02
AN ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE
assessment upon. the property on Grove
street between East Temple and Stray.
berry streets, IN Sewer District No. l.
for the construction OF q sewer.
Be It ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake CITY, Utah:
Section ]. That the assessment list made
by the City Treasurer as corrected, up.
proved and completed by the Board
OF Equalization and Review, heretofore
duly appointed by the City Council for
that purpose, OF the property abutting on
Grove. street between East Temple and
j. Of Salt Lake City. for the purpose Of
constructing sewer upon said portion
OF said street, Is hereby confirmed, and
the assessments made and returned III
said completed lists are hereby confirmed.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon approval.
City. Utah. August Nth 1902. and referred
to the Mayor for his approval.
j. o. NYSTROM,
City Recorder.
Approved this 2sth day OF August, 1902.
EZRA THOMPSON,
Iiayor.
State Of Utah, City and County Of Salt
t. ]. o. Nystrom, city Recorder of Salt
Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is full, true
and correct copy OF AN ordinance entitled:
IAN ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on Grove street be-
tween East Temple and Strawberry
streets, In Sewer District No. L. for the
City Council OF Salt Lake City, Utah.
August 9th, 1902. and approved BY the
Mayor, August 9th, 1902, as appears OF
record In my office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-02
One Has Been Doing a Large and
Profitable Business for HIMSELF.
CREDITORS GET EXPERIENCE
His Meth DDS Of business fsp"sed'
Whereupon He Departs for he-
gions Not Vet known

.. ,..s,,..,.,., ,.Ao has aaile1
shooth inuiNiuuni "no ''''' -
In this city under the cogn0men Oh Joh'i
Cartwright Jr., but whose other and
.r,,o na,,a ia % his credltors and the
F" w '"''o % " ,'' s, $3.50, as,or
poice uhkho"n' 10 n'uo" eouo"'
by the aforesaid creditors and police.
The reason for the anxiety on their
-. 4. ~ a,,,,a. h,s,nass ,netbods
ph'N - 'he p'eu'a. pu''"'", a..
adopted by the Individual during MS
cojourn In salt Lake, extending Over
period OF four or flye months IN Una.
time, II Is estimated, he fnade az ieast
$4,000. and eastern merchants are OUT
Just that amount. lie operatsu
'cholesele business establishment AZ /.
Commercial street ana MS business
pro. yered that IL, he sold lois OF koous
With proft OF something IKE wv psV
cent This remarkable prohl was ilau9
by reason OF the fact that the inail
obtained goods from eastern ntms
through the naric OF John CaItwrlgnt'
and then neglected TO pay for the same
The man whose name me nsed 80
carelessly, Is well known grocer VINO
Las been In business IN salt Lake 10,
ut least 30 years, and win RECORD
recond TO none. The smooth indiylnuai
scnt orders east ana signed tneh Jonn
Cartwright" Naturally the eastern
firms were glad TO let the goous 20
supposedly 10 the real Cartwfisnt
whose rating, according TO H. u Dun
4 Co., Is very good.
Several days ago there was y sao
awakening. A representative OF one
Of the firms duped, called on tne mh,
NJ his place OF business ana informed
him that he the representative mao
discovered that there were Two Carl,
wrights on the DOCKS, anu ueiilaIiu'u