The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-04-02

EnOcu SINlLN. VINO TUESDAY received
The contract for the excavation foI
The new Packard library, announces
that work will begin the first Of next
week. The. contract for the masonry
*nd other contracts viii be let i'm ten
O. vs. or two weeks. The total cost
Nlll be about $4,000.
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Chairman Neauhausen Of the Engi-
neering committee Of the council was
absent from the committee meeting
Tuesday night. and as a consequence
that committee took no action in re-
gard TO the Commercial clubs COM
munications regarding the pavement
Of sidewalks in the eastern part of
the city.
The public library Saturday gave oIt
765 books to its patrons. which is the
largest number ever given out by that
institution in one day. The library is
kept open eleven hours a day. but
books are given out but for ten and
one-half hours of that time. 1t viii
be seen that the rate of book distri-
button Saturday was about seventy
five books an hour, or one and one
quarter minute.
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Chief Engineer J. B. Berry of the |
Union Pacific, who is also consulting
engineer of the Oregon Short Line, |
arrived in Salt Lake Tuesday to con- |
fer with Resident Engineer William /
Ashton. The principal topic To come |
up was the Salt Lake shops. Efforts
are to be concentrated on the Salt /
Lake improvements he said at the
hnutsford Tuesday evening. We hope
10 crowd them along as rapidly as pos
sible." The steam shovel started Tues
day to help out the work of pre-
pairing the ground for the shops in
North Salt Lake.
It is reported that two women have
been out collecting money on the pre-
text of raising poor fund for the
benefit of Mrs. Charles Smith. who has |
been suffering for the last six months |
with cancer and who is i'm destitute
circumstances II is said that they ,
hVae collected more than $40 in the
last two weeks and it is believed that
the money is used for other purposes,
for none Of it Has reached Mrs. Smith.
Anybody who is DESTROYS of aiding Mrs. :
Smith should send all contributions to
Attorneys Stewart 6S Stewart who are
representing Mrs. Smith
Examination for engineering and r
photographic aid and irrigation engi- :,
neer in the geological survey will be
held on April 10 at Salt Lake and Lo-
gan, Utah, and Cheyenne and Laramie. | n
Wyo., and Boise and Moscow, Ida. !.
These examinations are practical in n
character and designed to test relative | q.
capacity and fitness to discharge the -
duties to be performed. The age limit
Is 20 years and over.
Persons with small, moderate or u,
arge means are and should be careful
low they invest Every borrower of
money should be asked what security de
le viii give. Then examine said Sc eli
urity. il ample and title good. those 81
Who lend are safe. without good Sc
ur1ty there is a risk. and not only
interest, but principal, is often lost. en-
tocks which are meTcurial in their
uctuations are not safe. Loans on
cal estate with insured improvements o.
a growing city are equal TO gold VI
onds, and are eagerly sought for by ha
is insurance companies. To all in
estors, small or large, we can give
lch security and guarantee same. If Pa
on call we viii show you your Sc
lIlty which you win hold. Interest
III be promptly paid. II you cannot no
all, write and we will send list OF
'curities. With us it is all business. ,
I'd no client ever lost a cent. Ad- be,
'ess McGurrin & Co, 1874 South Main pa.
rect, Salt Lake