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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
SALT LAKE STAKE.

Religious services in the German Ian.
guage are held every Sunday morning.
at IL o'clock IN Choir Hall. Richards
street
scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock. a..
M, In the Assembly Hall, All are
cordially invited
The Twenty quorum o. Seventy
viii meet In the Seventh ward meeting
house on Monday evening, March 8, al
1880 o'clock,
The Tenth quorum Of Seventy will
hold It's regular monthly meeting at
the Second ward meeting house on
Monday night, March 8, at 1880 O'Clock.
TO the Relief Societies Of the Salt Lake
stake OF Zion:
Dear Sisters. Attention Is called by
the stake board 10 the presidents and
members OF Relief Societies tc the nth
OF March, 1902, It being the Goth ami
Versary Of the organization OF the So
cloty by the Prophet Joseph Smith.
The general board has made the re-
quest that we make It special day OF
Thanksgiving and rejoicing In our res.
pectlye wards, That suitable pro-
gram be prepared, Brief historical
sketches Of prominent leaders OF the
societies and the teachings Of the Pro-
phet Joseph Smith are recommended
Invite any veterans OF Relief Society,
the bishops officers and young people
OF the wards,
The Decent membership fee should
be made feature.
M. /. HORNE,
President.
SARAH j. CANNON,
CLARA c. CANNON, Counselors.
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DENVER & RETURN, $500
NOTICE.

.----~~--~es~--~---,---s-
The ESTATE OF HENRY Ripe HAv-
Ing been settled, the business viii be carried
on under the old name, the same as before.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
MRS HENRY RIPE,
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ELIZABETH WHITE DEAD.


Miss Elizabeth white Of Vernon,
Utah, the 10 year old daughter of Jo-
seph aud Hannah White, died suddenly
at MN creek OF diphtherla last Thurs
day Feb. "a, 1902, while on a visit.
Miss White was very active worker
In the Vernon ward where she was
very well known and greatly loved by
her associates. The funeral services
were held this morning and the inter-
ment was in the city cemetery
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CollIns-Ephemera Crtca.
Crawford -'rhe Kaleyala (The Epic
Poem Of Finland.
Graham-S Scottish Men Of Letters In
the Eighteenth Century.
Graham Social Life OF Scotland In
the Eighteenth Century
Guibert--ln the eBginning.
Dewey--Leihnzs New Essays on the
Human Understanding: A critical ex-
position.
Harris-Hegel's Logic; a critical ex.
position.
Morris-Hegels Philosophy OF the
State and az History. An exposition
Sichei Women and Men Of the
French Renaissance.
Sutherland -Jacinta poetry.
Young Men and Memories, vols.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FICTION.
Burnett-Methods Of Lady Wolder-
hurst.
Dalton-Role OF the Unconquered.
Johnston-Audrey.
Malet--Col Enderby's Wife.
Malet-A Counsel Of Perfection.
Stockton-Kate Bonnet
Wharton-Yalley Of Decision, 2 vols,
JUVENILE.
Brooks--In Defense Of the Flag.
Brooks-With Lawton and Roberts
Ober-Nrusoe Island
Ober- Knockout Club in Spain.
Ober-H History OF Spain.
Ober-The Stories West Indies.
Ober-TOmmy Fosters Adventures
Ober-under the Cuban Flag.
Shaw--Castle Blair. Hector
Shute-Land Of Song, vols
REFERENCE.
Dictionary of Gardening, vols.
Applequisrs MIA Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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BIDS ON SEWER PIPE.
Colorado Company Offers TO Lay Them
For S4O,380

Bids for the construction OF pipe sew
ers for the present year we're opened
yesterday afternoon by the board Of
public works The lowest responsible
bidder was the Colorado company
whose bid for the entire amount Of the
Approximate work was NO,SSO, which Is
below the cost OF any similar work
done In this city OF recent years.
The bids offered by the Colorado
company are as follows:
Price. Amt.
Excayating and backdll
ing
Dry work for yard 100000
cubic yards).n ,.,..,,,S G,OO N2,SOO
Wet work, per yard $1,000
cubic yards) nam, -. l.OS 3,09O
Tunnellng and laying pipe,
including Us, complete,
S-inch per linear foot,
100000 feet r,,.. 49,, 40 1000
Ten-nch, per foot Q6OO
teeU .,s,, -. 90. ,.,,t.' 100 ooV
Twelve-inch Il 500 feet 81. 10 LEO
Manholes. each (l2Oj .u 800 6,24O
Flush tanks, each 90 49,, 10000 500
Combined flush tank and
manhole, each (25) 49," 5000 $3.50
---------
Total o,.,,,, ,,.,.,.. .n..,NQ,3 $50
AS p. j, Moran was the sole bidder
for the construction Of water mains his
bid was not made public.
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WANTED.

A good reliable firm, agent or music
teacher in every town In Utah and Ida.
ho to represent our line OF pianos and
organs. WIN furnish goods, prepay
frelghts and let the agent settle when
Instruments are sold, either In cash or
customers paper Good references OF
character and responsibility required
A splendid opening for the right par
ties. Write Vansant & Chamberlain
Salt Lake City, plano and organ deal
ers and factory REPRESENTATIVES.
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corner south for two blocks on state

corner south Tor two blocks on State
street
The photograph Of Morlensen who
10 seated at HE desk IN hle cell ana
VI his cel-mate, j. j. Riley, the soldier
robber and that OF Day Jailer Thomas,
on page 2 Of this paper are dash light
snaps, taken for the News BY Nat
son while the jail is time picture
By the same photographer. The half
tone Of Sheriff Naylor liz from a photo
by johnson,
II present plans nlaterlallze, the First
Unitarian society Of this city viii OBJ
tain the use OF the big lecture hall In
the new Elks' building on state street
for their services In place OF the Salt
Lake Theatcr, as heretofore The mat
ter has been under consideration for
some time, Rev NJ Thatcher, who Is
also chaplain for the Blks' lodge here,
representing The society In the negotla-
tons
The new cavalry troop starts of
sWlmmlngly II has now been recruit
ed up TO so members the full limit,
ana no more can get in. The troopers
have been supplied with blouses tr0us-
prs. caps and white gloves. and fatigue
hats ana loBginEs VIII be given out az
next weeks arm, when non'cOmmls-
stoned officers wlll be appointed The
nnir rnirnrns In thesr ron NOT he
here for threo weeks WI
There was curious ilre IN me ray
lorsvllle store OF j. ;, Lindsay Cop
the other day. a revolving show case
cover made OF celluloid, became heated
by a lamp being placed too near IT,
and there was an explosion, setting the
place on fire. Az there was no water
within reach, the inclplent flames were
smothered by quick application Of
ready made clothing that was ut hand
The Home Fire Insurance company has
Just settled for tlSi13. The company
insures for $1,000
Andrew NJ. Sweeney, president Of the
State Life Insurance company Of In
dlanapols, IL at the Knutsford with
Mrs Sweeney en- route east from his
first trip to the Pacific coast Mr.
sweeney expressed surprise at the way
the coast interests have been built up,
and thinks the west Is q great country.
He win advise his friends who are in
elIned 10 travel TO direct their faces
towards the setting sun. and ace what
ane country has been built up on
the shores Of the Pacific.
The executive committee of the Elks
met last evening and talked over plans
for the entertainment OF the visitors
here NEXT August II was estimated from
data already al hand that there will
no fully 2O.060 Visitors here and further
stems we're taken toward their accom-.
mediation. general outline Of the
features OF the week was also drawn
nm, Among Inc features decided upon
were a biz concert AT The Tabernacle.
g,ond paredes' Illumination of the city,
M. charterlng of saltair Beach for the
week spacinl excursions TO ogden Park
CIV and Eureka, and an exhibition
run ~ Inc Are department
new secret order was started ~
this city last nlsht II " the Iuahlle
council NO J. Degree OF loeanollas Oh
the Improved ORDER OF ted Men, PIX,
ty-slx charter members were enrolled
In the order M prBhhlldupn was
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What .h.I We nsye for pe..ertY

This question arises In the family
every day Let us answer !, today. Try
Jell-o. delicious dessert Prepared
Ia two minutes. No baking! ada hot
water and set 10 cool Flavors. Lemon
Grange, Raspberry and strawberry. At
your grocer's, ioc. 2
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THE TRAVELLERS ms, co. OF
HARTFORD, CONN,

The oldest and best company Of its
kind In the United states. Prospective
insurers will save money by seeing their
contracts and getting prices before buy
ing Life, Accident Health and La
blllty Insurance. Claims paid here.
Sam Buoklew and r. Leo Campbell
agents. GIG Dooly block. Phone INK.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ST. George, Utah, Feb %, GOETHE
81. George Temple viii close on Frl-
day, March Is. and reopen on Tuesday
morning April CO. 1907
DAVID II. CANNON,
President
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class Monday Az M The Ladies' so
ciety WIN meet next Thursday afternoon
with Miss Peterson ~ east flft south
Everybody welcome
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Regular services OF the Church Of
Jesus Christ of Latter.day Saints viii
be held tomorrow. sunday; Fast meet.
ngs being held In the respective wards
at o'clock pm, Sunday school AZ
10 am and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

LACH's. N5 STATE ST. NEW AND
second hand Furniture Carpets and Stoves
bought, sold and exchanged. See me before
you bay. No tror bio 10 shlW goodA
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fTesluent.
SARAH j. CANNON.
CLARA c. CANNON, Counselors.
GRANITE STAKE.
RELIGIoN CLAss WORK.

The religion elias workers Of the Gran
ite stake viii meet at 10 q, m. next
Sunday, March 2. in the Murray school
house,
HORACE CUMMINGS, supt
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AS p. j. Moran was the sole blcdeT
for the construction Of water mains his
bid was not made public.
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Royal Bread.

Everybody eats It, Nothing beats il.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day. Health follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01

lions SAVINGS BANK r. TRUST
co. has half a million dollars TO loan
IN sums 10 suit borrower on frst class
collateral al lowest market rates.
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. m, 30; II n, m, 81; IL o'clock
noon, 80; p. M, 81; 2 p. m, 30,
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MONEY TO LOAF


PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE pnNes -,
thelr own Wewill lend tho monav 20 ~
snen. IL you own lot We VIII lond van ~
money TO build house, accordinv ~ ~ we
own plans, and you may make yosp ovn no sa
rhhRements We will advance fba ,no,'s. a.
your orders, as the house proeressess S or VI
we VIII furnish tho money. nreneso a.
plans ana Dulld the house, and tntn I, o ne
tual cost; 'u'J the ac'
II you have no lot, we will SUNNY van w,n,
one, ane startyo on tho way toward gettIs~
TaSe a pencil and paper. ana draw anl,u
nouse as you would like It, no malta,
now roughly, and lot Us have il, and we MI
hayea plan drawn for you. These ara ns.al
" lnciMenlal things, which there /, ma cbs,S.
Tor Ihe main thing Is, We want m IasS
money TO people who are getting home, h si
cause th0se are che people who ara snra "a
pay u back We charge reasonahia sa,S
OF Interest," but IL IL a whole lol Lass ,b 'so
rent We VIII accept part pavments sSd
reduce Interest We don't oblgate nennls ~
make part payments, because there might bs
SICKNESS or other bad luck, we merelv glsS
tne borrower the privilege OF maxim sar,
payment aud thus cut down hs loan ri
Always easier 10 pay or q loan I'm small sums
man 10 save up large sum, Material and
,aoor are cheaper now than they Min he
ihter when everyone Is busy. This L t6e
best time to arrange for building Cali Ana
soc Us ana talk the matter over, Mcjurrln
70, ~ W, Second South,
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UTAH AND saves RANK
Interest paid on savings. W f.
Armstrong. prest,. p w Madsen, vice.
prest.. j. Il. Caine, cashier,
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PERSONALS.

sP1RITuALIsM-MA MADAM GEYsER. WHO
will be In salt Lake a short time only. IL A
veritabe wizard. A necromancer n ma
glcian, witch who would have been burned
al tue stake In the days OF Cott Mather.
Ter history X a, strange as her nrofessIon
The blood on many nations flows In her veins,
aud make. her cosmopolitan. She lived
anong the btahmas tor many years. ia tho
summer OF " came to Montana where She
has converted the greatest skeptics to belleye
In the method OF her science. She car be
consulted at the ~. James Hotel. south Maln
street
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following Al volumes viii be add
ed to the public library Monday morn
ing. March 8 1902.
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.joh whit, ZOE W. First North.
Duplicating Salesbooks. Phone Ol2Y
or write before stock runs out.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

DO you KNOW YOU GAN BUY A
trunk or bag at David |. Gallachers Trunk
Factory. 30 % T.. 3rd 50. ST., for Is per cent
less than elsewhereY
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ROYAL zwIEBACK.
pure, clean, healthy. good for every.
body, l0c per doz. For sale at the
Royal. 252 youth Main.
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NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS.

City Editor BOD
business Office q rings $50
Business Manager Is rings) $50
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CHURCH NOTICES.

To insure publication In the
Saturday "Nows' all notices
Intended for this column
should reach tho EDITORIAL de.
partment moi later than
o'clock on Friday evening.
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TRUNK REPAIRING.

OLIVER r MEREDITH. TRUNK FAC g.
tory. rs Main 10
TRUNK repairing and % the most reason.
able prices. David l. GALLAGHER, 70 &. srd So
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MASSAGE.

MISS McEUEN GIVES SCIENTIFIC
massage treatment. 5g Constitution Bldg,
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lAMDRuM'S SGHnnL

For danclng-lades and gentlemen. Be
ginner's class Monday at p. m.
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CHINA PAINTING.

LESSONS IN china painting aad pyrogrs.
ply. Misses Valentine 4 cranA. 20 Dolly az,
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q PER CENT INTEREST ON IMpROyF6
CITY property. Mortgage No commission,
snd privilege OF partial pay ment. Wlcks 81
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LAMBS And REELEcroRs.

COPPER, BRASS. TIN AND sHEs LA. isus
work. Metal spinning, genera
o. stsnsal, 70 T. Third " Y
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DENTISTS.
PHYslclAna-

DIR y 3. PAYNE iis MAIN, spRo1.f'
, az assesses o. women and chidrsn aall..
iacWon guaranteed. Call or wrlta ''
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ON PIANOS, OFFICE OR HoUsEHoID
furniture no removals l5o \ Main 81; ROOM
! loan ONLY MY OWN MONEY, No
commission, no third party. no eastern cam.
psny. no delay, low rates many option,
Russell L. Tracy, II L. First South St.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-FAlrHFUL MANAGER TO
take charge OF distributing depot and Office
to be opened In salt Lake, to further bust
ness Interests Of old established manufacture
Ing concern. salary $40 per month ana ex..
ira profits Applicant must furnish good
references. and have 1850 cash Address
superintendent, Z, o. Box 1i2l Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FARMS AND RANCHES, 2 10 no ACRES
RnomIng house - ROOMS, Jas X. shaw, 10.
der Walkers Bauk
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upnoLsrER,nc AND REPAIRING.

BEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN TIE CITY
for all kinds Of upholsterlny Your old fur
nituro mado new. Phone Os9L ), l.. Mat.
tress and Mfg Co. l5s-i5l W. 50 Temp 10 St
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FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS CALL
At J. X. |. Furniture a Carpet Instailneut
House. Terms 81 on sloi 40 on slOo. Is <
Enc south " A eorsnsen Tel " X
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TABLE BOARD.
AUCTION.

FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD IS CFNTi
ameh. Room so Constitution Building
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ELECTRICAL.

4. q. ALLEN, CONTRACTING ELEc.
trlcian. CONSTRUCTION work OF all Kinds,
House wiring and repairing done at reason.
fixtures, 1876 State 1t. Tel. iO53.y.
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Groom pressed brick, modern, on South 9Th
East $780,
6.room pressed brick, modern, on End st.,
1880.
broom pressed brick, modern, 9th East and
9Th south, $3.50,
room pressed brick, west side, 5000.
Homes from 800 10 5000 all for sale or
trade, See Stephen. 235 SO. Main.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND CON.
struction. House wiring and electrical 70.
pair WORK; a large stock OF the latest In
hxtures, Inter. Mt. Elec. Co, Is Il. ist 60
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ON MONDAY. MARCH O. AT 1850 A. NJ.
No. ~ l. ST. Paror Rockers, Tables. Car
pets, Brass and Iron beds, Hair Mattresses,
Rugs. Chlhonier. Flemish oak chairs
Cooking utenslls, etc, etc. K. A. Andrews
Auctloneer.
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NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE, 5000.
Groom brick, 6x7h rods, near 7th East and
8id South, SEQ
New5.roo brick, good barn, sheds 2 acres,
5000
shxl0, Ord East, $500
CANNON q CANNON, Templeton Bldg.
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TIN AND coRNicE WORK.

ROBERTS AND HENRfOHsEN, TIN
ners aud Cornice makers Get an estimate
from US No contract too small. None too
large. Job work Phone ilg5 X. 1850 East
Third south Street
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SHOES FOR DrroRMso FEET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR TUE HAsg az "
g. special casts made S sei ,sa saS,s
ing. Gus Z. Olsen. % n. Thiro soesu -
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Utah ELECTRICAL and supply Co., Phone
1906 X All kinds Of wiring and rspalrs
our stock OF chandeliers and supplies are
new and UP to data ia3 W. Rad So O. h
Bawley, Mgr, Jos Q. sharp, SEC. 4 Treas
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pAlNTIno AND pApreH ANGLING i've


SPRING HOUSE CLEANING WILL BIZ
easy v you have your painting, paperhang'
Our regular men must DO kept busy Always
the best paint, painters and papsinengers
W. A. Duyall. l2l W. Second South
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HAT FACTORY.

HAVE YOUR OLD HAT REPAIRED.
madegood As new. Blocked into style, cleaned
Or redyed, new trimming, 81. q. salt Lake Ia.
Factory, q T. LIST 20, or 10 v. 50. Temple s.
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SPECIAL.

THE DEsERET NEWS WILL shJv, IA
limited number Of the latest edition ~
standard Dictionary for nthlns or s'0'''-'
Price Sl20o
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Applequlsr. MlR Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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FARMS AND RANCHE 2 TO go ACRES
RnomIng house - ROOMS, Jas X. shaw, 10.
der Walkers Bauk
Nav-s~s.-s~~---s
FOLLOW STEPHENS SEARCH LIGHT
and you Will 1nd your object
QUICK EALES OF H0UsEs-S TO 8
vopS Customers voting List with Cod
dsfd under Walkers hank
FUTILE BROS. q WooLLEY. no MAIN ST.
1850 buys good room frume cottage ith Y.
s., near 9TH So, howlng well, fenced aud
shade,
500 for lots, an ~ near 10th So. 81.
3llO0. 5Sl0 rods, 9th 80, near Main,
$1,000 buys lOxiO N. W. cor. 10th aad u
Il 100 for modern I room house, bath, etc.
tyllsh de,lgn Iron fence shade, lawn.
ig5OQ. Modern room brick. One lot, south
'front.' NJ " bonch In tine condition.
$1,000 for 65Sll5 and modern room brick,
II st.
$4,000 Residence on n st. Close.
Can on Us and talk over some OF these
properties They are all good investments.
We have tho largest list OF property In this
city. Costs you nOthlng TO sea
Bldg.
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Religious services In the German Ian.
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at IL o'clock IN Choir Hall. Richards
street
, 1902-06-05
inch LADY,"
Rev. 4. E. Brundage Reads the Beautiful
Southern Wartime Story While 1t is
Being Illustrated With Striking Tab
leaux on the Stage Of the Jensen Opera
House.

The entertainment given at the
Jensen Opera House last Satur-
day evening. Under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society, was
certainly a great social success.
The ladies' began serving supper
at 5 o'clock in the evening and
continued OH until 1870 when the
crowds began to arrive for the EN-
tertainment.
Rev. Brundage occupied a posi-
ton at one end of the stage. out
side of the curtain and read the
touching story in a way that
made every situation in it most
strikingly vivid. He is possessed
of a good voice which is also well
trained and full of expression.
AS to the story-well. if one has
not read tor heard it read by
Rev. Brundage, then he should by
all means do so at once.
The actors in the different tab
leaux did their parts in a very
creditable manner and this leads
us to suggest that ii would be a
good idea to have more of such
entertainments. The audience
WAS intensely interested during
the performance and We know that
they will gladly patronize such
entertainments whenever they may
be gotten up. BY all means let
us have more of them.
, 1902-06-05
Mammoth Mining Co. Elect Officers.
The Mammoth Mining Co. held

The Mammoth Mining Co. held
a meeting in Saratoga recently
and elected officers for the ensuing
year. r. u. Mccoy of Encamp-
ment, F. K. Rumph of Rawlins
and l.. G. Cook of the Home Com.
fort Ranch, Ms well AS A.. G. and
A G. Epperson were present and
took part in the meeting, The
old officers were all reelected
1t was determined To let u $500
contract on the mine 20 be begun
after the Fourth of July, rs there
was so much snow in the noun
tains it will be impossible to do
anything before that time.