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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25

Hon. Charles Crane recently received
letter from Ketchum Of interest In
connection with the Thunder mountain
country Walter Clark is the writer
who says; "As the road from Ketchum
to Thunder Mountain VIII 90 through
SeafOam and Sheep mountain, 1t will
interest you to use your influence with
the railroad TO favor this road as you
know there are many valuable mining
properties In and around Sheep noun
tain and seafoam which this road win
open up. We built bridge across SAL
mon last October ana win have one
across Valley creek before the water
raises"
Mr. Crane says he has been over
several Of the routes leading into this
new mining district, and in his opinion
Ketchum. the terminus Of the Wood
river branch OF the oregon Short Line,
Is much the best starting point TO reach
the district,
"An old, and splendid wagon road,
now runs within about forty or forty
five miles of the camp and II Is more
than likely that by next June, the road
Will be completed by this route into the
camp The road leaves Ketchum pass
ing up Wood river TO the old town OF
Galena twenty-eight miles, lead dis
trlct from which In the years past,
thousands Of tons OF high grade ore
were extracted. From Galena. which Is
only four and one-half miles from the
summit OF the Lem to the range, the
road drops down into the head OF the
main Salmon, passing Galena basin,
Washington basin, Vienna and Saw
Tooth in which latter district Landlord
Ewing, of the Cullen hotel, has fine
lead of high grade ore. This road
passes the great Red fish lakes, Hot
Springs district Ga new gold camp dis
covered last year, From Galena to
Nose Storers is thirty-hve miles over
the best natural road In the state,
Nose Storer's is at the junction Of VAL
ley creek and the Salmon river, From
Storers TO Cape Horn Is eighteen miles
over the state road, and level as q floor,
passing Stanley Basin a once prosper
Gus placer camp, and where has lately
been built a dredge TO work over $4,000
acres OF placer ground, some OF this
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SHOES FOR DEroRMEp FEET
TRUNK REPAIRING.

tory. i55 Main.
TRUNK repairing and at the most reason
able prices, David I, GALLAGHER, ~ h. sra %
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.


Record at the local Office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a. M today;
Barometer reading at q a. m, 2)Oo
inches temperature at o a, m, Is de-
grees; maximum IS, minimum, "a,
mean 80, which IL ! degree below NO
NAL
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since the FIRST OF the month, Jos de-
grees,
Precipitation for the "a hours ending
u. M. n inch, Precipitation since
FIRST OF month 81 inch, which Is ,bl
inch below the normal
FORECASTS TILL gP. NJ. SUNDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity.
Light snow nurries and much colder
tonight, fair and continued cold sun
day
Forecast for Utah, made at Denver
Colo
Clearing with cold wave tonight:
Sunday fair and continued cold
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A storm OF unusual energy Is central
over Utah, while an area Of decided
ly high pressure extends from the Great
Lakes westward to the Pacific ocean.
Precipitation has been general west OF
the Mississippi valley with the excep-
ton Of Texas and Oklahoma The
snowfall was general over Utah, and
at a. M the depth was slightly In ex-
cess Of an inch Il Is much colder over
Washington, Oregon, northern Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming and the pakotas.
The zero lsotherm passes through Me-
braska, northern Colorado and south
ern Idaho. The lowest temperatures re-
ported are "a degrees below at Hayre
and 30 degrees below nj Calgary.
L. II. MURDOCH
Section Director,
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AUERBACH ESTATE.
County Serves Notice That Il VIII
Demand an Increase.

In the hearing Of the contest in the
estate Of f, II. Auerbach deceased
yesterday before Judge Hail. County
Attorney Christensen notified the at
torneys in the case and the court that
the county would demand additional
taxes from the estate In the sum Of
N,lS6 on account Of the Increased yalu-
alton Of the property The original
valuation as placed on the estate by
the appraisers was NOl, COS and some Of
the heirs contested this valuation.
claiming that the estate was worth
81 100000 And II Is upon this yalua-
ton that the county claims It's addi-
tlonal amount IN taxes In he sum OF
$l,is6
The court stated that there was moth
ing before the court TO show that the
estate was valued at more than 500
COS, and that the county's only resource
would be TO attack the original ap-
praisement This viii probably be done
by the county.
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BEST WAY TO THUNDER MOUNTAIN
Hon. Charles Crane Tells Of The Most Practicable ROuerOm
Ketchum Idaho, Into the New Gold Camp-Descrp
ton OF the Proposed Road.

ground, II is said. will average s. to s13
per yard Of gravel,
"From Cape Horn the road turns due
north direct to Thunder mountain,
crossing Beaver creek and up over 10
Seafoam, the center OF the coming great
sllyer-lead camp OF idaho, and distant
from Cape Horn about fifteen miles.
From Seafoaln the road passes down
Rapid river 20 the middle fork of the
salmon, down which It runs to Marble
creek and UP 70 Thunder mountain,
which is distant atout forty.hye miles
from Seafoam. The distance from
Ketchum TO Scafonni Is about ninety
six miles and have Travelled II score
Of times in sixteen hours From Sea-
foam 10 Thunder mountain, the road is
new but Horace I,hwis, who In building
stations along this route, with his usual
foresight and energy, will soon have
II In splendid condition for travel, he Is
now putting IN hay and grain for his
freight and stage teams next summer"
In Seafoam district is situated the
celebrated Bull Dog group, owned
by Mr.. Crane, which Is opened up for
over mile In length and the narrow
est portion OF this wonderful lode Is
thlrty-seven feet wide, Mr.. Robert
Conner Of Walker Bros bank, Frank
Bates, Charles Helnhold, John Crane
and other well known Salt Lakers own
splendid claims In this district
Mr. Crane says wood water and grass
In abundance can be found the entire
distance from Ketchum to Thunder
Mountain. Fish and game Of all kinds
can be had everywhere. | am conf
den, the trip from Salt Lake to Thun-
der Mountain, over this route viii be
made by Mr. Lewis In sixty hours. II
Is safer, shorter and more convenient
than any other AT Ketchum every
thing can be procured for the trip In,
as cheap as In Salt Lake. Sixty-t three
miles further on Nose Storer, an old
Utah pioneer from Fillmore, carries q
splendid supply OF everything at rea-
sonable prices, The entire distance
from Ketchum to Thunder Mountain
Is li5 miles
Mr.. Crane, advises no one to go in
until May or early in June, and all
though there Is only eight inches Of
snow in Salmon valley now, It win sure
ly get deeper during the coming MONTH
Mr.. Crane expects to leave In May
for the Bull Dog mine.
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OTHER CHURCHES.

Sunday, Jan. 20, 1902 Westminster
Presbyterian church, 1870 south Fourth
West street between First and Second
SOUTH Rev Geo. Bailey, LIB, pas
tor II a, m, sermon by the pastor,
"rhe True Spirit Of Patriotism," $50
p. M, speaking by DR. John WINS
Baer, secretary Of the Young Peoples
Christian Eudcavor Union of the
World; 1915, noon, Sunday school; 1880
=, m, Endeayor Presbyterian Sunday
school, 639 west First North street
80 ,. m Junior Christian Endeayor
Society: Gi5 Y. z. - c. H.: Wednes.
day evening at 1'i5 y. me- prayer meet
Ing
81. Pauls church, Main and Fourth
South streets, the RI Rev. Abel Leon.
ard, IN charge Septuageslma Sunday,
Jan. 20 s a, m, holy communion 9:45
n. M, Sunday school II a. m, morn
Ing prayer and sermon; 1880 p. m,
evening prayer and sermon, The
knight Tempars will attend the
morning service in body.
Episcopal church, city missions, Rev.
f w rock v. D. pastor; Septuagesl-
ma Sunday, Jan 26.
81 Peters chapel Fifth North and
Firth West, II a. NJ morning prayer
and seraoni ! p, M, Sunday school
Sc, Johns chapel Perkins Addition:
9 D. mo Sunday school, p, m, even
inn prayer and sermon.
Min Creek mission, SCOTS school
house, $3.50 p. m, evening prayer ana
sermon.
First Unitarian Society, Rev. p. $.
Thacher pastor residence 1898 Third
street telephone, 12j5-X Services every
Sunday morning at II o'clock prompt at
Salt Lake Theater, Program Sunday,
Jan 20:
Sermon by the pastor, "True and
False Discomfort"
Quartet IN Heavenly Love Abld-
Quartet Scatter seeds of kind
Htsc '..tts 81. .,, stephens
Unity Male Quartet
Solo, Hear us, O Father" .... Willard
Thos, $, Ashworth,
Sunday school at close OF service,
1915 p. m. Mems Unity club viii meet
Monday evening at 1880 p. m. at IS
west SECOND South. Shapespeare class
win meet Tuesday evening at S p. m.
At Mrs. Marriotts, 255 east Fourth
South street.
Church OF Christ. Scientist holds ser
Vices IN its church edihce at 1856 east
Third South street, as follows sun
day school at 10 A. m. church services
at II a. m, subject, Love" Each
Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock a meet
ing Is held to listen to the testimonials
of healing OF both sin and sickness.
Free reading room open daily from 10
a. m. to p, m. In Manitou hotel
Kindly welcome to all
Rcorsauihtd Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Latter day Saints Services In mis-
sion chapl, 29S east Second South
street az follows Sabbath school at
10 a. M. preaching at II a. m. and Z
y. m, scandinavian meeting al $3.50
p. m. on wednesday night az o'clock
prayer NJ, citing,
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NEW LIBRARY ROCKS.

Forty-fre volumes win be added 10
the public library Monday morning.
Jan %, 1902. as follows:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Allen-Battles Of the British Navy.
vols.
Braddon-Llfe in India.
Burgln-Tomal.ns Quest.
Craven-Prison Life Of Jefferson
Davis.
Davis tEdl.-Prlvate Journal OF
Aaron Burr vols.
De Forest--Short History OF Art.
Drury- History " the World
Farragut-LIfe and Letters Of Admiral
Farragut
Fowler--A Year with the Birds.
Hart-Western China
Hudson-Idle Hours in a Library.
James-lndian Frontier War OF 1897.
Life OF Louis the Fourteenth,
2 vols.
James-lnyasions Of India from Cen.
trail Asia.
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TARDY CONFESSION.
Williams Woman at Last duplicates a
Negro, Who is Arrested

Title Williams, the only female in
mate Of the state prison, has confessed
to the crime for which she was convict.
ed and has made statements TO Assist.
ant County Attorney Loofbourow
which win lead 70 the conviction Of a
negro named Andrew Murray as an ac-
complice
Title was sentenced on Jan. 10. 1901
to serve three years for robblng An
Sing, a Chinaman, Of 800 in cash. she
says that on the night OF the robbery
she and the negro went to the China.
mans laundry on Second South ana
Franklin avenue, and while she talked
10 him In the dark the negro Murray
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To CONTEST WILL.
Sister Of Hank Barnes Wants Part of
Estate.

The will OF the late Hank Barnes has
been contested by his sister Nettie
Henderson. All the estate OF decedent.
valued at about $1,000, was left to Mrs.
Barnes, and Mrs Henderson contests
the viii on the grounds thai Mr., Barnes
was not Of sound mind when same was
made and that he was under restraint
and undue influence exercised over him
by his wife. She alleges also that In
order 10 get decedent to sign the viii,
Mrs. Barnes promised 10 see that the
other heirs would be supported hence
contestant asks that the Will be not
admitted 10 probate,
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PAINTING MAYORS PICTURE


The picture Of Mayor Thompson Is
soon to adorn the walls Of the Council
chamber It Is now being prepared
by Artist George II Taggart one Of
the last things done by the old city
Council was to Appropriate $3.50 for the
purpose Of having the Mayors por'
trait painted Mr. Taggart no doubt
win turn out an excellent piece Of
Wnrk
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relieved the Chinaman Of his pocket
book
lille IL a white woman, but she was
associated with negroes and Cinnamon
much Of her time and she expressed TO
Mr. Loofbourow desire TO lead a bet
ter life after her term Of Imprisonment
expires.
The negro Murray, was arrested yes
terday and placed IN the cty jail to
await trial upon the charge Of being
implicated in the robbery
Edith Williams, the colOred woman
charged with grand larceny, appeared
before Judge Stewart this morning and
entered a plea Of not guilty.
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LOST.

LOST.
GREY HORSE WITH BLANKET AMI
halter strap. DinSoodey Furniture Co
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Man Whose impressive Statement Created Sensation

Sharp father-n'aw
the No who heard the words
uttered sharp Thursday VIII forget them
the unsusceptb heat he de-
Hay When pressed under
rigid cross said be-
caus God had revealed to him.
the disappearance OF Hay Mr. Sharp openly
the and In the an officer told him that
would be dug out Of the fields within mile OF
before the expiration OF the twenfour hours In which
speaking Mosn turned death but made no effort
said Mr. sharp Almost other man
making charge Mr. sharps reply
murderer he knows That why he failed
o res s0id"
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

The funeral Of Miss Hattie Bennion
viii be held FROM the Taylorsyllle meet
ing house tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
The funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs, Mary Jane Hewlett
Grady whose death occurred on Thurs.
day evening, were held this afternoon
from the undertaking parlors Of Jo-
seph William Taylor.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

REDMAN VAN STORAGE Co, OFFICE
and Storage Rooms 1g0 and t8 +. W, Teriple
st. Continental Market Bldg) Moving Stor-
age and Packing Of H., II. Goods speciality.
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SHOE AND HARNESS OIL.

lOc worth saves sl0O Makes shoes water.
proof and tough. Agents wanted Us f. Ind so
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The fragile babe ard the growing
child are strengthened by WHITES
CREAM VERMTFUGE. II destroys
worms gets digestion at work. and so
rebuilds the body, Price % cents. z.
G. M. I.
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Use no other than the CARAMEL
CEREAL Coffee; 1t is the ORIGINAL,
having been made for over thirty
years by the Battle Creek Sanitarium
Food Co Ask your grocer for II and
hlslst on him getting It.
STHELENA SANITARIUM FOODCO.
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This question arises In the family
every day. Let us answer Il today. Try
JeI-O. d delicious dessert Prepared
IN two minutes. No baking add hot
water and set 10 cool, Flayors: Lemon,
Grange, Raspberry and strawberry At
your Srocers. lQe.
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MACHINiSTS.

A. q. GARTMANN. ia WEST FIRST
South. Jobblng and repairing. Best
equipped plant In the city. No lob too
small or too complicated, Quick work
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GRANITE STAKE.
RELIoIoN cLAss WORKERS

There win be conference of Religion
class workers Of the Granite Stake held
the Farmers ward meeting house, sum
day, January 20, 1902, at p. m. Mem-
lers OF the general board viii be pres
ent and a full attendance OF all inter
csted IN religion classes Is desired.
Principals should see that their reports
nrn I'm on time
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B0UNTlFUL OPERA HOUSE, BUILD.
Ing and grounds also frame store building
and grounds also coal business with shed
scales and ground; also the Peoples Opera
ness and stock OF merchandise The above
Will be sold In separate parcels or a. whole,
for which, propositions will be received by
the assignee. JOHN FISHER, Assignee.
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HORACE CUMMINGS,
Stake SuperIntenden.

The regular meeting OF the home
missionaries OF Granite Stake will con-
yene In the Mil Creek meeting house
on Wednesday, 10Th inst, at 1880 p. m.
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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
Scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock, a..
M, In the Choir Han on Richards street,
All are cordially invited
Home missionaries, including the
members Of the High Council, VIII visit
the wards Of the Stake tomorrow.
Home missionaries OF the Salt Lake
Stake ~ Iiun will meet In the ASSEM-
bly, hall OF the Latter-day Saints Uni
yersity, Sat Lake city on Wednes-
day, January ". 1902, at 1880 y, m.
First Elders quorum will meet next
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock In the
Seventeenth ward meeting house, H..
b. Smith. Secretary,
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

80 - 49, :,
GEO. r. FELT & co, COMBINATION
fence, lumber shingles. latb, SASH doors ess.
Cor, sth 80, and state Tel a.
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Everybody eats Il. Nothing beats II.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day Health follows.
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UTAH coMmrRcIALAND saves o,Sw

Interest paid on savings. w f.
Armstrong. prest., p. w Madsen. vice
prest., ]. II. Caine, cashier.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
SALT LAKE STAKE.

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints VIII
be held tomorrow at o'clock IN the
Tabornacle Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 II, m, and meeting,
In the cts ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows
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PERSONAL.

sANITARIuM HAIR DRESSING Paw
lors ground lioor. finest In city. harafvhss
ing. Maulcuring. Ladies' Turkish b.sh.
phone os. Nos. 52.5s Vest Third SCUM
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FOR SALE PEAL ESTATE.

5 ROOM BRICK, AND BARN, EXCEL.
lent location, s. f., Slg0J $500 cash il5 mo-
room pressed brick and barn, Nxl4O u,
cor. tth E., t2,9O0; a great bargaln-easy
terms
room cottage 9th West near lst ", $500
5000 cash, $3.50 Il mo.
axz excellent location. :. o, $3.50 cash,
Hubbard lny't 90, rs w. md So
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LAMPS AND REFLscroRs.

COPPER, BRASS, TIN AND SHEET IRON
work, Metal spinning general repairing
o. stoned, rs Z. Third 90 81.
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osrEoPATHY.

WE TREAT ALL ACUTE AND oHRoN-
ic diseases. Correspondence ana inyestlga-
ton solicited Drs. Mcdowell and Carpenter,
2l2 D. y. Walker Bldg.
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RnYnl Rrend.

Applequlst's Milk Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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ROYAL zWTEBACK.
pure, clean, healthy, good for every.
body, lOc per doz. For eale at the
Royal. 252 south Main.
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Or. q. }. Field.
ROYAL zWrEHAcK

Specialist Skin, Genlto- Urinary and
Rectal Diseases. 9th floor, Progress Bldg
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lions Savings Bank and Trust Conn
pany was established In 1879 and has
since opened more than 2900l savings
accounts. Have YOU an account? II
not, start one NOW
JOSEPH F. SMITH. President
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE,

LACn's .50l STATE ST NEW Ann
second hand Furniture, Carpets aud Stoves
Fought sold ana exchanged See me before
yen pny. NO trouble 70 shLw goods
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AND RELAID
Called for and delivered promptly. Best
equipped plant In the city Phone 1905 x L.
cleaning Works. corner Sth W. as. Temple.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

BIG sToCKTAKlNG SALE NOW on AZ
David !. Galllcners Trunk Factory " ~
Third south. 500 trunks. 500 slD suA'
case, sole leather, s4g5; $500 bags sAD'
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AUCTION.
ON TuESDAY

FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS GALL
az X l. Furniture & Carpet lnstalment
House Terms 81 on 80; $40 on $780, 4SE
End south T. A Sorensea. Tel Ask.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
1roshel. agent FOR Utah. 22l Main street
ii1pert cash register repairing. Ogden, office
10, 18th street
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PAINTING AND PApERHAhclNo,

SPRING HOUSE CLEANING Will BIO
easy u you have your painting paDerhany-
Ing, ETC., done now Resides, It's cheap r.
Our regular mon must DO kept busy lle.
member our mottol Always the beSJ paint
painters and paperhangers" W. A. DuyalL
ia W. Second south, Telephone lli5.k.
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WE DO ALL KINDS OF ELECTRIC
work, Having the finest line Of Electric
Fixtures In the city. and make a speciality
OF house wiring and all kinds Of electric
repair work All work guaranteed Salt
Lake Electric supply Co., 1918 West First
South Tel. No. G.
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SIGNS, SCENERY, etc.

PETERSON, a RICHARDS, ST. PHONE
@s-i rings Banners, Show Paintings, etc.
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DO YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST
farm In salt Lake County for half Us value2
We have To- i2h acres about IL miles south
east; full water right, 20 acres In the finest
three year old trees, such as peach pear,
plum, cherry ounce apricot apple, etc,
These trees alone are worth $500; abundance
OF small frult Is acres In luoerne o crops
~ acres IN grass tor pasture shouses, | new
and | Old wagons harness, pows, harrOws,
cultlvatofs, new moving machine and rake
etc, barns, large rock cellar, chicken houses,
with calves, chickens, etc, etc aud We can
sell this farm, with everything included, for
tl2j per acre, Little & Little No. 1 W. gud 20
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AMERICAN HOME co, Co.oPERA.
tive. Is your months rent dusi stop paying
rept own your own home Property own
ers make good citizens. Co, operation makes
the burden light. $500 per month, no inter-
est, viii get you y 81 coo homo il.eO per
enable you TO lft your mortgage build or
buy home any location. Can and let us
explain II to you. Office 81 W, End So. Otlce
open from q, m. to 0 D. IN.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NtCELl FURNISHED ROOMS Am
oeard Modern cony-nsnces. lss ssI;l asin,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ELECTRICAL.

Utah Electrical and Supply Co, Phone
1866 X, All kind, OF wiring and repars
our stock Of chandeliers and supplies are
new and up TO date. 1883 w. 2nd South q
y, Hawley, Mgr Jos. G. Sharp Sec <
Treas "