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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03
LOS ANGELES
SUMMARY

Earned runs-Seattle 2, Los Angeles /.
Two-base hits - Blankenship. Friclx,
Shields. Three-base hit - Brashear.
Double play-Hall to Frary Struck out
BY Shields 8, by Baum 6. Bases on balls
Off Shields l. off Baum q Sacrifice hit
Hall Stolen bases-Blankenship, Hart,
Frick Houtz. Left on bases-Seattle 7,
Los Angeles A.. Time of game-1:SO. Um-
pire-Davis.
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PITTINGER's sLANTs WIN
FOR PHILADELPHIA SQUAD

BY Associat ted Press.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Pittinger out
pitched Brown and Philadelphia had
an easy time taking the opening game
Of the series. Attendance 1900. Score:
r. H. E.
st. LOUIS. Observation-Disclosures.
Philadelphia ........................4 s
Batteries-Brown and Gray; Pittinger
and DOOM Umpire-O'Day.
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY.

Two-base hits-Kruger, Van Buren,.
FIRST base on errors-Oakland, 2. First
on bases--Portland, 3; Oakland, 4. Struck
out-By Garvin, Z; by Graham, 4. Double
plays--Atz (unassisted); Stanley to Kelly.
pire-Bray.
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SEALS CAPTURE OPENING
GAME FROM CHAMPIONS
Henley outpitches "5obby'' Keefe and
the Rest is Easy for
San Francisco
By Associated Press.

BY Associat ted Press.
TACOMA, Aug. 2.-Tacoma lost the
first game of the new season to San
Francisco. The visitors played bet
ter ball and Henley outpitched Keefe
getting out of several tight places. Ia
coma's two errors were costly, giving
San Francisco two runs. A wild pitch
saved Tacoma from being shut out.
Score:
,raooa oo r. H. q.
san Francisco II O2O1O 0OO-4
and Wilson. Umpires-Thomas and VIII
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Benefits Of AutomoblIlno

Mr.. Kiplings belief that the automobile
las benefited mankind physically, mental
" and spiritually has a partial support
rom facts. The auto has benefited a
we're good Christians when run down
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GIANTS HAMMER BALL
AND SCALP THE PIRATES

BY Associated Press
P1TTSBURG, Aug. 2. p Pittsburg
could not hit when hits we're needed
and New York reversed this, getting
full value for all except two hits. At
tendance $500. Score:
r. H. f.
Pittsburg .......................... 2
new 1oIk. .....s..s ...s....,s......t. o
Batteries-Philippi and Peitz; Mathew
son and Bowerman. Umpires-Emslie
and Bausewine.
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BOSTON 5UNcHEs HITS IN
ELEVENTH AND WINS GAME
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.--Boston defeat
ed Chicago today, the game going
eleven innings. Cannelrs double, three
singles and an untamed throw gave
Boston three runs in the eleventh, a SIN
gle and double scoring two for Chi
cago. Attendance $500. Scores
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
MAKE 1T
FOUR FROM CLEVELAND
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-New York
made it four straight from Cleveland
today, defeating the visitors in a close
and interesting game, by score of 4
to 3. Attendance, 1000. Score:
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defeating Chicago for the third time
this week Walden struck out four
teen men, new record for the season.
Attendance, 1000. Score;
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GARVIN SLANTS EASY
FOR ATHENIAN SQUAD
Oakland Pops Out Victory in First and
Sixth Inning

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-Oakland
played errorless ball today and hit
Garvin in such lively manner in two
innings that Portland lost the game
In the first inning four hits gave two
runs and in the sixth inning a trio of
hits gave another brace of ambles.
The score:
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ST. LOUIS DROPS BOTH TO
BOSTONIAN BALL BASTERS

By Associated Press.
BOSTON. Aug. 2.-st. Louis dropped
to last place today when Boston won
both games in double-header. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
r. B.E.
First game:
EosIon ..'.'''-'''''''''''''''''." Q
ol. Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batterles-Young and criger; sudhoff
and Roth.
Second game:
Boston .....s.....,........,...,, 2
s. LSSis ana xrm 6,.sst., 70
Petty and Sugd
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First game:
PHlLADELPI 4 ASSUMES LEAD
IN RACE FOR REMNANT

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.--Philadel-
phia stepped into tirst place today by
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SENATORS CAPTURE ANOTHER
FROM DETROIT PLAYERS

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Aug, 2.-Washing
ton made it four straight from Detroit
today. Attendance, $500. Score:
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REDS BAT OUT VICTORY
IN THIRTEENTH INNING
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.--After Brook
lyn had brought a run around in the
thirteenth inning Seymour tied the
score by hitting the ball for a homer
Three singles followed, the third be-
ing made after two were out, sending
IN the winning rum Attendance 100.
Score:
r. II. E.
CINCINNATI ........................... 10
bIOOhlyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 3
Batteries-Ewing and Street; Mcintyre
and Ritter. Umpire-Klem.
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tendance, 1000. Score;
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arnuuuunnnnnnnr nnnnruunn
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
airl Iuu1InnUn mn nnnnnnnn u0Inl


The following persons were granted
marriage licenses by the county clerk
during the past week.
NJ. j. Cusick, Ogdeni Mamie r. kirk
patrick Ogden.
Harry Hurley. Salt Lake; Jane skel-
ton Salt Lake.
Abram yensen. Mount Pleasant. Ada
II. White Salt Lake.
David SPITE, Salt Lake. stella Roth
schlld Salt Lake,
c. w. 0ibeaut. Salt lake Belle New
ell, Topeka, Kansas.
Franz Astllnd, salt Lake; Charlotte
KOpp. Salt Lake
T. A. Condlc, salt Lake; Ellen Rom
aid, Salt Lake.
H. William Reese SALE Lake. Ruth A.
Dahlqulst, Salt Lake.
James j. Burke, Salt Lake Leah Nell
baur, Salt Lake
Alonzo q. Best. Salt Lake: Marie
Frances Rabe Salt Lake.
Clarence G. Channel Twin Falls Ce-
lestlne Good, Salt Lake.
Francisco Mazza. Salt Lake; Marie
Dammato, salt Lake.
william r. Gay, Eureka; Charsy
Decide Eureka
Edward a, Evans, Salt Lake; Ruby
Swift, Salt Lake,
Richard /. Mills. oakley, Josephine d..
Romsel, ogden
George w. Stocking. South Jordan;
Lillian n. Winward. South Jordan.
Charles II, Wagner. Salt Lake; Jo-
sephine Nelson, Clifton, Ida,
Charles j. Fernelius South Weber;
Agnes E. Teudt Salt Lake.
Enos l.. Bost. Salt Lake; Martha l..
Beebe. Salt Lake.
John l.. Robson P,-sant Grove;
Sarah Holt. Payette Canyon. Ida,
Edward +. O'Mara, Salt Lake; Mae
Kirkman, Salt Lake
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Sugar House Ward-The good people
OF Sugar House ward filled the ward
amusement hall last evening, on the
occasion of an entertainment ana
blind auction SALE" for the ward
fund II was an interesting occasion,
and the program was arranged with a
view TO giving pleasure to every one
present. and IL did, The prog. am In
cluded comic song by Thomas o..
Pouiton, comic song and dance by
Masters Langton and Evans, ladies'
vocal quartet by Beatrice G, Thomas,
Eva Burt, Leone Burton and Vera
Burton, recitatlons by Miss Ardella
Bitner, either duet by Mr.. and Miss
Guenther, monoogue by w. w, Calder
and French horn solo by r. j. Jessup.
Miss Whitaker was the aocompanist
of the evening.
Mr.. Calder's impersonation OF the
German reoiting the parody on the
"Old Oaken Bucket" I'm The Old Iron
Dlpper That Hung in the sink" was
immense. lie had crayon sketches IL
Illustrating the same which he display
ed as he reclted, which pretty near
turned the audience inside out. The
ladies' quartet number, THE Golden
DAYS OF Youth are Passing" was O.
gem The Yocalization could hardly
have been improved upon, and all OF
the voices were sweet, in unison and
In tune. Tho other participants ac-
quilted themselves with credit, az
fording much enjoyment to the even
ing, and Miss Whitaker proved a
charming instrumental accompankst.
The ensuing auction was successful,
the uncertain pig IN the poke" fea-
ture connected with It affordng much
merriment.
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The following 50 volumes will be add
ed TO the public library Monday morn
Ing, March 10, 1905:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Addlson---Art OF the Pitt Palace.
Bagehot--English Constitution.
Bagehot--Lombard Street
BigclOw--Letters and Memoir.
Brownell-Photography for the
Sportsman naturalist,
Eyeratt-Itallan Poets since Dante.
Gayley and Young -Principles and
Progress Of English Poetry,
Howard-Old London silver (refer-
encel.
Locker--London Lyrics.
Lodge-Cain-a drama
Menzies- History OF Religion.
Mathews, Ed. American Familiar
Verse
Oberholtzer-Robert Morris.
Manual Of Examinations
for Government Positions.
Potter--Art Of the Louvre.
Smet--Life and travels among the
American Indians. vols
Willlams-State of Missouri.
FICTION.
Altsheler--Guthrle Of the Times.
Baldwin, Ed.-Amer!can Short Stor-
les.
Green-Milllonaire Baby.
Lloyd-Scroggins.
Lorimer-On Etna.
Tynan-oh, What Plague Is Love,
Welles-Ellwoods
JUVENILE.
Alcott-Comic Tragedies.
Brooks-Stories OF the Nineteenth
Century.
Brooks-Chlyalric Days
Ells-Linber Lew.
lie Duc-Learnlng to Draw.
lie Feuvre-Odd one.
Stoddard-Gid Granger.
Tabb-Childverses Poems Grave and
Gay.
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Salt Lake Photo supply 90.
Exclusive Photo. Stock dlrs.. 50 a Main
life Guards.

The Life Guards are two regiments
Of cavalry forming part OF the British
household troops. They are gallant sol
dlers, and every loyal British heart Is
proud OF them Not only the Kings
household, but yours, ours, everybody's
should have IT'S life guards, The need
OF them Is especially great when the
greatest Zoe OF life, diseases, find al
lies In the very elements as colds. in
fluensa, catarrh the grip, and pneu-
monIa DO in the stormy month OF
March. The best way that we know Of
10 guard against these diseases Is TO
strengthen the system with Hoods sar-
saparlla-the greatest OF all life
guards. II removes the conditions In
which these diseases make their most
successful attack gives vigor and tone
10 all the vital organs md functions,
and imnarts a genial warmth TO the
blood. Remember the weaker the sys-
TEN the greater the exposure 10 disease.
Hoods sarsaparilla makes the system
strong.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
ICTTlE BROS. & MOOLLEY,
No ian Main 81


No lia Main ST.
Why not abandon the GET-R1CH-
QUICK plan TO tho fren1led nnanciers,
ana take tho OEf-RlCH-SUR route
Real Estate IL the surest road to wealth
known. II has proved the foundation aud
stability OF the wealth Of many II Amerl-
cas- richest families, stock speculation Is
simply trying 10 beat the other FELLOW az
his own game Money sometimes comes
quiclSly but more often goes quickly
/ Scarcely one Of you can hgure tue worth
OF share Of stock YOU nave from a
we have spent THIRTY years ~
the REAL ESTATE business IN Salt
Lake, and Grand Rapids, Mich, and hav-
ing never been through boom" are NOT
carried away with hctitious values We
can sell you properties at conservative
values. aud, YOU can lay the foundation
OF sure fortune, and figure yourselves
at any time Just what the property rs
worth--Big satisfaction IN this-fry Il!
LOOK Look at the following properties
while they are ON the market--They are
good buys.
No. Is / Street, 7-rm. pr. br, mod, with
trunk room, closets. three fire places and
mautels. Plato glass windows ,etc good
lot and alley 5000
No. 1911 So. nth East llOxii5 feet and
5-rm, br., lights and city water In house,
Barn and chicken runs, price, 5000; 800
cash balance SIS a month, NO INTER-
EST Call and investigate mt once.
a i-rm. br, on q ST, 81 49, Installments.
Good corner. List No. 29i3.
3-rm, br,, porch pantry and closets, nj
street, near Brigham, $780, terms. List
No, &92
ton only ST. 100 on installments asked, but
owner must sell at once, Call quickly.
FUTILE BROS. q WOOiLEY,
No. li9 Main ST.
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GROCERIES,.

lbs New Seeded Ralsins, 25 3 cans
good Corn, q; lbs. Gloss starch, l5 10
Raisins. 8 lbs % q lbs N.Oj; large Cali.
fornia Peaches, Q lbs, 49, % lbs 500;
good Prunes s lbs. p; % lbs, Sl.Os; 8
gallon kog Pickles, 20; 50 ID. can Lard
81 40; 2 lbs Graham Warers, Is jars
package Oats, lj hams, per b. o; 3
paper garden Seeds, 10; Mustard Pickles
per quart 10, y Id. packages spices, 81
lbs Currants %; cans sardlnes, 25 (;
3 lbs Honey, 8 Grape Nuts q: IA
"a; 3 Friends oats %; large Navel
Oranges 2O lbs, good Cheese, q; 2
packages, Banner Oats 45; cans Sal.
mon, b 8 lbs Rice, q ~ lbs good Cof-
fee, 25 good Hams and Picnic Hams, 81;
CHICAGO STORE, "a so. W TEMPLE
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Are You Enoaaed 2

Engaged people should remember,
that after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their diges-
lions in good condition with Electric
Bitters. S. A. Brown, OF Bennettsvllle,
s. c., says For years, my wife suf-
fered intensely from dyspepsia, compll-
Gated with n torpid liver until she lost
her strength and vlgor, and became a
her at once. and finally made her en-
tiroly we'll She Is now strong and
healthy" z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept. sells
and guarantees them, at SOC a bottle.
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DIR. G. A. GowANs, DENTIST.
Office, sos Auerbach bid. Phone 2270-z
APPROACHING 5000.

Subscribers I'm Salt Lake
Actual number March l. 1905, 1884,
The growth Is remarkable, and we ex-
pect to show the greatest telephone de-
velopment IN the United States by the
end Of the year
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE-
PHONE co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHINA AND GLASSWARE CARE
fully packed for shipping or storage.
Phone g25.
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HAaERMAN PASS

Is one OF the GROWING glorles OF the
Rocky Mountains The Colorado Mid
land Railway has issued a magnificent
steel engraving twenty-slX by forty
inches, showing a view OF
this pass 1t ~ suitable for framing,
and will be sent to any address ON re-
ceipt OF 10 cents in stamps White G..
II, Speers, @. r. A.. Denver. or l., II.
Harding Gen, Agto Salt Lake
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Tho 1908 Citr Directory

Folks Salt Lake city Directory for
1905 IS about ready for press. Secre-
tarles OF Societies. Clubs, etc, Pastors
Of Churches, and all others interested
are requested TO write u.s. or call at
the Directory Office at once, In order
to insure correct insertion Of their in
formation,
w. r. COOPER Sec, & Mgr,
617.620 Dooly Bldg,
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chsmberIain's Cole, Cholera and ri.
arrhoea Remedy.

The great success Of this preparation
in the relief and cure Of bowel com
versal use, IL never fails and when re-
duced with water and sweetentd is
pleasant TO take II Is equally valuable
Tor children and adults. For sale by all
druggists
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LARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE
carpets, stoves at bargain prices. Fur.
nltire packed for shipping. o. X Furni
ture Co, 306 South state, Phone i0e4-z
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LOST.

BAY MARE, ABOUT 800 LBS, WHITE
face large knee, Return to so North
Seventh West. Reward.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.

Notice Is hereby given that there will
DO a special meeting OF the stockholders
Of the w A. Nelden Drug Company or
iNO5. at 100 a. M, az the companys Of.
fee. No 4G-is-50 Main Street, Salt Lake
City. Utah, for the purpose OF consid.
ering, and II found advisable OF author.
izing and ratlfylng the sale " the COM
panys real estate, and for the purpose Of
transaeting any other business that may
lawfully come before said meeting.
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah. February
18th. 1906,
e. H. AIRS Director,
l.. n. MARTlNEAU, Director.
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following 50 volumes viii be add
ed to the public library Monday morn
Ing, March 10, 1905:
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lions Savings Bank ana Trust Co,
the largest and Oldest Savings Bank in
UTAH pays 4 per cent interest on any
amount from 81 20 $1,000 Write 20 us.
Jos. f, Smith. President; George NJ
Cannon, Cashier
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WANTED--TO SELL YOU MEMS OR
Youths suits for cash or on easy pay
ments, You get the suit with FIRST pay.
,nent down Fine line to select from az
lowest prices. Suits pressed, cleaned and
repaired. Hub Clothing House, % West
South Temple Street.
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OLE NELSON, CONTRACTOR AND
builder All kinds Of repairing, remodel
ing old buildings bought and torn down
Residence 1888 NJ It'll West, Ind, phone
22se shop. l2s NJ 9Th West Bell, seSl-z
Satisfaction guaranteed
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ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS.

INNFFlIfTf T y E'ENIF III = " '|EFINf'f
Outlines Of Ecclesiastical History"
sl.75, S25O S2.75. 1.-THE Gospel" 100
s1.25, $3.50; New Witness for God l."
$3.50, $3.50; Succession In the Presl.
dency," 3Oc soc, 75c: Rise and FAN OF
Nauvoo," s125. s225; Missouri Perse-
cutions" St25. s2.25:"Mormon Doctrine
OF Deity" $780, N25 and sl75. Deseret
News Book Store. salt Lake City
Utah.
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PUBLIC LONG. DISTANCE TELE.
PHONES.
with tound-proof booths Telephous
building State street city
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BURTON coAu g LUMBER CO.

Rock Springs, Castle Gate. Cumber-
land, Anthracite Both Phones sos,
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The annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ers Of the Brigham y Dung Trust Conn
pany will be held at tho company's of
April 3rd 1906 AZ $3.50 a. m, for the pur-
pose OF electing trustees 20 serve for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly come
before the meetlngh.
l. a. CLAYTON. secretary.
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Dsn't Lat This Day In
Your History

Pass without purchasing q nice supply
o. fine correspondence stationery at
Dcseret News Book store
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Eat Royal Bread, sold everywhere.
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MASON COAL co.

All kinds of coal. Both phones ia.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

hereby given that the dividends on the
preferred and common stocks OF this com.
pany will be payable April lst 1905. 10
stockholders u record March l7th. i96.
the stock transfer books OF the company
p. M. and roopened April Srd, 1906 at 10
a. m,
HORACE @. WHITNEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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FUR MANUFACTURERS

r.. Stencil FUR CO., DEALERS IN
all kinds Of furs Repairing and order
work a speciality. Highest prices paid for
raw furs game heads and live Wild AMI.
mails 70 East Bird South, Cor State. Tel
799-N
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Dr. Hanchett. Once removed 10 ioi
Mccormick Block,
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ALL KINDS LAWN WORK, GENE
terry lots sodded II. Cole 2G9 n. 81.
Phone 7S7-z.
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c. S. MARTIN COAL co,

Rock Springs, Cumberland, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek LUMP nut and slack
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JOSEPH SUPPRESSED.

The evening session developed a spir-
tied tint between Joseph and Speaker
Pro TEN, Wilson. The latter took the
chair for the purpose OF demonstrating
to his colleagues how the obstreperoua
gentleman from Salt Lake should be
handled. This he did by ruling him out
OF order and refusing to recognize him
when anyone else desiped the floor. Jo-
seph stood this until patience hal
ceased TO be- a virtue, when he raised
the point that another member could
only occupy the chair IN the absence
OF the regular speaker His point was
declared not well taken
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AssAYER

Phone O. I8itAANEB. d. o. s5a ATI,1s >, :,
---- Icy Res. Phone, ss s;As BLK
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WE HAVE A CHOICE LIST OF M
proved ana vacant property In all parts
" the city.
HUBBARD INvT. CO., IS w. End So.
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WANTED.

QUIET RESPECTABLE YOUNG
lady age about 90 with business ability.
20 work In florist store. c, Cramer,
blorlst, us So. Main st.
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POSITION AS ENGINEER OR FIRE
man. city or country, References. Adj
dress 1865 this office.
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AGENTS WANTED

NEW MAGAZINE-BI SUCCESS
large commission TO agents Cash prizes
stamp secures sample outfit The PAN.
DEN Of the Press, San Francisco
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TSiro W s csuRRIE, AssAyEa :, I.
.,. ~.su south ST. Tel i5oi.s' En- y W.
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HOME FIRE ms. Gothic regular
quarterly dividend Of ? per cent on the
capital stock Of this company will be
payable nc the office Of the company. No
30 Main street. on April LIST, 1875, 10
stockholders 81 record on March 18th 1906
tho stock transfer books of the company
viii be closed March 25th. 1906. al B
o'clock p, IN, ana reopened April 8rd,
1896, at 10 a. M.
HORACE G. WHITNEY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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I, oh, :. BOYD GoRpoN ---...
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cisi Mi BISHOP, opposite po.,c;S-
49, @s.en.ion to mall Or ex pT,s,'S s.s ~
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King of all Bread is Royal Bread,
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KILLED BY COMMITTEE.

The motion made during the after
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81 prohibiting bucket shops and l2I.
imposing tax on trading stamps, be
recommitted, went down to defeat and
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waste basket, was adopted.
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