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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
10 West 1st South

Az absolute bargain.
An S-rOom modern. 2-story brick resi-
delca, large lot, located OF North State
St Property has been fOrecl0Sed on q
mortgage ITS well worth $500. You
may have II for $500.
Another Sacrifice.
4-room brick cottage. . lots. the house
on 9TH West, very handy to +. c.. Shoes,
will sell it for S1,j5e; $3.50 cash, bal. so
per month
Here is a chance
to get q moderate priced brick cottage u
the best part of this city on very rea-
s0nable terms. It's located on X St, near
9th, has rooms, bath, C. J., and the
price s.. $50.
The House Located
on the corner LIST and X St, has z rooms,
porcelain bath hot ana cold water and
all modern Improvements except furnace,
which can be put IN very easily This
place must be sold. Price S4a50
A. Richter 10 Visit SO. St, phones 81.
ACREAGE TO sen or trade. close in.
south Of city. Geo SaXtOn, 3 5. Main.
WE HAVE a few choice modern homes
at a bargain. W. ]. HallOran, Il w. Sd
South. Both phones S23.
HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS
Have bargains in houses 25l 5. Main.
TO RENT or sell 1t a bargain on easy
terms. S-rOOm brick, nO7eTn No - S.
10th East See owner. 90 Atlas block.
To LEASE.--A small farm 80 acres,
with { 4-rOom brick house and water
right Suitable for chicken Or truck
farm 10 miles southeast. Inquire 81
4. 9Th So.
FOR real estate bargains see Marianne &
Co, 52-53 Cont. Blk Bell phone 14l2-K.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

Domestic Help, three insertions free.
Professional and Clerical Help, One-half
cent a word Daily and one cent 4 word
Sunday, prepaid.
>>>~s-.S>~D~~-~~~-~~>~I>DD
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Mattresses, cooks. Chambermaids.
House girls ana all kinds of restaurant
help wanted for city and country.
% ". I'd South. Phones 46i.
GOOD chamberlain The New Fields
% East First Souen.
Girl. or middle-aged woman for gen
eral housework; two il family. SO East
Third South.
GOOD wash woman Monday or Tues
day. $50 asst Second South.
60 TENT girl lor general house
work. Apply 95S Thru street
GIRL for general homework; good
home. 1o-4 First street
COMPETENT woman for general house
work; small family. ~ East First South
GOOD girl for general homework. Ap-
ply morning. COZ Second street
ENERGETIC men and women as spe-
cial representatives for THE PACIFIC
MONTHLY" Previous experience not
necessary; good pay. Phone, ina. @5S5:
or call 20 Richards St. from l. to 12:3g
neon.
A COMPETENT cook at once. Apply
4l4 r. brigham
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. Apply Is p. list y
\ GIRL for general homework. S5S
". st So.
COMPETENT woman for houseclean-
ing one day n week. SO II st.
GOOD girl: best wages; washing and
part OF ironing done By laundress. 3)5
First St
COMPETENT eirl for general house
work; small family; no washing: best
wages. Bell phone JOS.
COMPETENT eirl for general house
work; small family Apply 363 So Main
street.
A COMPETENT girl for general house
work; must furnish references. Airs. DIT.
Root, 81 First street.
A WOMAN TO sweep, at 40 West Soc
ond South.
GIRL FOR general houseworl, at once.
- First street.
A COMPETENT girl for general house
work and cooking. Apply q 5. 4th East.
GIRL for general homework -one who
understands cooking. go East Brigham.
AT Mrs. olsen's employment office. III
East "a So. cooks second girls, nurse
girls, girls to assist Ina. phone 2S2L
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MANIFESTATIONS

Domestic Situations. three insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situa-
tiOns, one-half cent a word Daily, one
cent a word Sunday. prepaid.
y YOUNG man wishes any kind of
work. Address 81 South Third West.
WOMAN wants work 10y the day to take
home, or Will go by the day. CAL 2Z3 b
street.
YOUNG. married man of moral habits
wishes a permanent position with some
advantages. Ben 'phone silk.
WANTED, situation by double entry
bOOkkeeper; first-class references. Ad-
dress y 3. Herald.
\ NEAT japanese sch0Oiboy wants po-
sitiOn III small family. Answer by let
ter Frank T. Y0shinaga, lg+ ". South
Temple.
WASHING varied to take home or
work by the day. Phone Bell 6& y.
WOMAN wants any kind Of work by
the day. Phone 31n Y
WOMAN wishes day work. Address y
u. Herald
YOUNG man T.. wishes work of any
kind, having experience on delivery Wa
Son. Address y lt. Herald.
REFINED young lady wants position
as companion, music especially. Address
y ID. Herald.
kind; good worker; best references. y Is,
Herald.
4 RESPECTABLE middle-aged lady
widOwer's home, with small family, or
for bachelor s establishment. is q good
plain cook, and neat. can or address IL
=. LIST West sat Lake City.
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For SALE.

One-half cent q word Daily. prepaid
Five cents counted line If charged.
one cent word sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged.
Lloo-lb HORSE cheap. 81 So. TIN East.
TWENTY valuable recipes, 25c each,
write for free list. =. .. box 1851
ONE neU Han safe cheap. Apply 10
Mercantile Blk
WE Offer for sale new barn located
at 535 South Main. There is a back sec
ton attached 10 the barn, fourteen feet
wide, eight feet high and seventy feet
long. The barn IS Jwenty-fOuF feet wide.
fifteen feet 70 the apex and seventy feet
long. There are twelve stalls and racks
10 feed hay, and shed for nine w CONS.
Apply to the Salt Lake City Soda Water
Co. 2S-S2 w. Sd So. Phones. Ind. 1J5,
Bell 1J5 X.
.0l BARRED Plymouth Rock prize win
ming cockereis and Dullets al reasonable
prices. Lingerlonger Poultry Yards, Salt
Lake City.
50 PLYMOUTH ROCK punets, IS cents
each, 1 rooster. s.; / rooster, 10 cents, .
ROSTERS, 50 cents each; I rooster, 81. y
hens, last year 90 cents. most Of them
laying. Apply to W. ]. Mcintyre, Flat J.
Progress Flats. LIST So. and 30 East.
ROSEWOOD upright piano. S97. Clay
ton Music Co. 109 S. Main st.
KNABE upright piano. $3.50; q snap.
Clayton Music Co, 115 :. Main 81.
BRAND new organ $50 Clayton Mu-
sic Co. 1903 5. Main St.
/ LARGE fire9roof safe. almost new.
ADDRESS P. o 1904, salt Lake City.
FOR SALE CHEAP ten horse power
stationary steam engine; ! eight-hOrse
power gasoline engine. Address John Y.
Smith. Lehi. Utah
FINE hara and soft coal parlor stoves.
JOB r.. South Temple st.
LARGE freight elevator Redman Van
* Storage Co. Phones 555.
FURNITURE. stoves, ranges bought
and sold. o.. X. Furniture Co., 2o6 :.
State St.
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POWER FOR KIMBERLY.
To Be Generated by Water Wanted
by c. W. johnson.

Charles W. Johnson, S54 South Seventh
West street, filed application yesterday
lu the state engineers office FOR ten
scCuld-feet o. water from Pufier lake
Beaver county, Tor power purposes. The
lel three feet In width anu five feet
s.. height which viii tap the lake fiji
-leu Icet below the lowest point of its
present drainage. From the tunnel a
YiDe line is 10 be constructed distance
r 1900 feet 10 where the power planl
viii be built.
one Pelton wheel eighty inches in ii
aWeter is 10 ba installed. and the' plant
IS 10 be used in lighting and propelling
machinery in MarysVale, and Kimberly,
Pluto county.
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Uraes Chocolate factory.

Mr.. Hewlett saws that one industry
which would prosper Immediately i'm Salt
Lake would be a cocoa and chocolate fac
Tory. There are several OF these in San
Francisco. he says and all of Them are
doing large and profitable business.
George Austin, a director of the asso-
citation, rho mas just returned from a
trip over the state. reports that the
home industry idea OF the Alanufac-
turers a. Merchants association, is pop
ular in every community which he visited
and that the association here viii have
Mldesnreal Collaboration
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NEW PLACE FOR
0RVIN MORRIS
May Be Traffic Manager for New
Manufacturers Association.
GLASS FACTORY POSSIBLE
REPRESENTATIVE OF ILLINOIS
CONCERN LOOKS OVER FIELD.

Orvin Morris. who resigned Monday as
chief clerk in the freight office Of the
Oregon Short Line, is under considera-
Manufacturers & Merchants association
The directors Of the association met yes
terday and authorized President Orson
II. Hewlett 70 enter into ueg0tia tons
with Mr. Morris a meeting has been
arranged between them for this morning
at u O'clock
The plan 0f the directors is that the
roads al traffic matters in which its
members are Interested, together with all
matters Involving freight rates for new
concerns which the association shall be
~ order 10 accomplish this purpose. it
Is thought that q traffic manager VIII be
u.ceSSarN.
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YELLOW CRUST0N BABY
Would Crack Open and Scab
Causing Terrible Itching.
CURED BY CUTICURA

"Our baby had a yellow crust on
his head which / could not keep
away. When l thought I had sue
ceeded in getting his head clear, it
would start again bv the crown OF his
head, crack aud scale, and cause ter
rible itching. I then got Cuticura
Soap aud Ointment, washing the scalp
with the soap and then applying the
Ointment. 4 few treatments made a
complete cure. l have advised A num-
Der OF mothers 70 use Cuticura, when
have been asked about the same
ailment of their babies. Mrs. John
Boyce, Pine Bush y. Y"
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DENTISTS.


4. S. CHAPMAN. Dentist 505-6 Scot
Bldg. Phones: Bell 1851 Y; ind, 265S.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

One-nalf cent a word Daily, prepaid
Five cents counted line if charged.
One cent u word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line il charged.
FIRST-CLASS board and rooms in
modern house: prices reasonable. 5lS $.
State ST. Phone Sl53-K
NEWLY furnished rooms. modern. with
or without board, / block below new post
office. Bell phone 16l5-I. +5i $. Main.
THE Gunner, 15s \. Main. Ind. phone
-.
FEW desirable persons can obtain
high class accommodations trooms and
board ar AZ +. Brigham. Terms Pea-
sonahIe. TWO blocks from temDIe
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DIED.
LINDEN

LCNDEEN.-At L,ugnam Junction. Dec.
:, 1865, Charles J. Luudeen in his 15th
year.
Funeral services WI. be held from the
Bingham Junction meeting house at y
o'clock Thursday. Iuterment in West
Jordan cemetery.
HILGER.-In this city Dee 3, 1855. Hen
~ h-ger a native Of Luxembourg, aged
49 years.
Funeral notice later.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

MOVING, STORAGE. PACKING AND
SHIPPING
= The Redman Van 81 Storage Co, only
firm in the city owning and controlling
its own teams, warehouses, etc. Large
three-hOTse vans, two large warehouse,
expert furniture packers; can ship your
goods to any part of the United States
and save you money. Member Of the New
York Furniture WaTehOusemen's assOcia-
ton. Have correspondents in all tho
principal cities. II you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
us as our connections with other large
concerns makes it possible TO save you
money and trouble. Office. 115-l15-117 5.
West Temple st. Both phones $50
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LOST

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On Saturdar between Keith % Brieu' s
store ana 10th East on 50. Temple 81. a
colo watch engraved r. y Return to
a5S u. So. Temple. Liberal reward.
SMALL black mare. white H. lace. two
wlitl feet Return 10 DC list s.. or
phone 15&, Ben. Reward.
TILE party seen taking the brown coat
from Utahna Park CLOAK room viii return
10 where taken from and avoid trouble.
LADY'S enapleled watch aad ehate-
Lame Return 30 a W 81 So Row ard.
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The Guests of Honor.
10 Honor the Workers,

In part the banquet is a compliment
L. Chairman J-aFIiuc-u ana Secretary
VIII G. Farrell t0r th1l' efforts 10 elect
the Dem cratic ticket in Jhe recent cam
pagn, An effort WI bc made % saow
thar thelr services are appreciated by
I.elr fellow Democrats.
An .rUuclad .ulc aaa deem IaiG down
that 10 man SHAH appear in q dress suit
TX is intended To make the affair strict
T. informal. and Id welcome nigh and
low, rich and poor on terms of Demo-
cratic equality.
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AUCTION SALES.

One-half cent q word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line if charged
one cent a word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line If charged.
WE are closing Out at less than cost. 0
oak and hOt blast heaters. $50 OF the well
known Laclede ranges. Special reduced
prices this week on furniture carpets.
and all household goods Cash or INSTALL
ments. Nebraska Furn. &C.. % L. ID SO.
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Glass Man is Here.

II y. Moss, a representative of the
Illinois Glass company Of Alton, us, is
mere IN consultation with officers of tho
association and looking over the field
with view 10 establishing a glass rae
Tory here. lie was shown samples OF
sand from Bingham Junction yesterday.
ana toid members Of the association chat
iC was SIS satisfactory
Lime rock is another essential element
IN the manufacture OF glass and the di
fectors assured Mr.. Moss that it, was To
De found ~ great quantities ia Utah.
The IuoI suDply is another vital thing
ana before AR. Moss leaves he will con
Ter with local fuel com -auics to see if
his company, in the event it establishes
q plant here, can get the same low rate
on fuel that is enjoyed 10y the suelLers.
At its parent factory in Alton MS.
the Illinois Gas company employs about
1000 :Gcn. 1t also has 4 large factory
in san Francisco
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Comply With Statute.

The attorneys for the contestants. in
serving these names, complied with the
statute which cOmpels them to DO so.
fish that they voted Illegally. they viii
have the right % prove, either by the
evidence o. the illegal voters themselves
or 10y other competent evidence, how they
voted. An Illegal voter. they contend.
cannot avail himself OF the shield Of
secrecy which surrounds she ballot. 4
legal voter, on the other hand, cannot be
On the face Of the returns Mr. Hart
enstein was elected by q plurality of
votes and AR Tuddenham by a plurality
OF II votes. Therefore even should it be
proven that the six persons cited voted
Illegally and voted for Aessrs. Harlem
stein and Tuddeuham. the throwing out
of their ballots alone would not change
the result. The contestants would have
to show errors in the count of the legal
votes In order TO overcome the plmalities
rncaiNnd hr the cnntAstnne
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President Hewlett said last evening that
the response OF the churches TO the as
Soclation's request that the home indus
try gospel preached from the pulpits had
met with q gratifying response.
Several presidents OF stakes both in
and ont of Salt Lake have agreed To take
the matter up said Mr.. Hewlett. ''aud
a numbers of ministers throughout the
city hav6 Significd their intention OF
forty good stirring home Industry ser
mons will be preached IN Salt Lake and
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CARPET CLEANING

WE CALL for, take up, steam clean
and relay YOUR carUeLs on ShUTt notice.
Thoruberg Steam carpet C.eanins Works,
s03-S63 L. 9th South. Phones iO16
FLUFF RUG works, 236 ". South
Temple Edw. Gaby, PrOpr. Phone,
Ind. 1903; Bell I209-X
8 /. STEAM Carpet Cleaning Works,
W. ~ s. T. T. Eynon. Bell .: Ind ITO.
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SAY SIX VOTES
WERE ILLEGAL
American" Party Contestants Cite
Names to. Their Opponents.
WON'T CHANGE THE RESUL |
ERRORS IN COUNT WILL HAVE TO
BE PROVED IN ADDITION.

The attorneys for ". Mont FERRY and
Perry ]. Arson. the American" nomi-
nees for the council in the Fourth ward
in the recent election, VINO are contestinG
the election Of 4. 4. Hartenstein and W
j. Tuddenham. the successful Democratic
nominees, yesterday served upon Messrs.
Hartenstein and Tuddenham and their at
torneys a Est Of the votes east n the
Fourth ward which they allcge are ille-
gal. They are:
George X. Smith, Thirty-ninth district.
alleged that he is not a resident OF tha
district
c. !. Stoddard. Forty-second district:
alleged that he is not Il resident Of the
county.
bessie Pitcher, Forty-third district; al
legged that she is not resident of the
state.
Lillian T. Stains, Tnirty-nlnth district;
alleged that she is not a citizen.
Joseph j. Dayues, Thirty-ninth district;
alleged that he is not citizen.
James WynkOop. Thirty-uinth district;
alleged that ne is not q citizen
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Murray PeopIe 70 oraanize.

brought samples OF sand 10 Salt Lake
Yesterday for Mr.. Moss 70 examine.
stated that it Is the intention 10 mold a
mass meeting in Murray within a few
days To organize q home industry
movement there Sentiment in favor of
such an organization is universal in AIur-
ray. they said.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.

One-half cent p word Daily, prepaid.
Five cents counted line if charged.
one cent q word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line il charged.
TWO roomy parlOrs. single or en- suite;
also bedroom; modern, hot water neat:
board if desired. ooi Brigham street.
NICE front room, electric light and
bath. Apply S0S East Second South.
THREE newly furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping, Is South Seventh
West, So.
FRONT room suitable Tor one or two.
Close in. IFS 10. Brigham.
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping.
Apply i3i So. ID West
MOST convenient part OF q nicely fur
nished modern cottage at 2ti w 4th So
THREE rooms furnished. TS u 81.
S-ROOM modern. completely and nicely
furnished; close IN on 4th st. $40.
HOTSTONS THE HOCSERS.
Phones =,
BOARD and room Tor . gentlemen. s25
per month tacn, steam heat and modern
225 f. South Temple. ~. go.
NICELY furnished front room. 355 T..
50 So.
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping.
ground floor; no children. 6f5 South Soc
Old West
MODERN housekeeping suites. near
temple. Tel. S57S-4. Inquire at 80 West
south Temple.
NICE front room, modern, SO. "a r.
Fifth South. Phone i55s-Y
S-KOOM modern house furnished las
j.. shaw. under Walker Bros. Bank.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

~~~~~~~~>~~~~~>|>~~~~D~ ~~~~~~~-~~e~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
YOU can save money on plumbing by
getting estimate from KeddingtOn X
Webb, 153 Il. 81 So. 'PhOnes-BeH DDS;
Ind. 247L
Anderson Bros, the practical plumbers,
81 ). State st. Tel. Bell, .s91: Ind. 25ao.
d. ". JAMES & Co. plumbing. steam
and hot water contractors, 81 State ST.
Phone 379.
JAMES ]. FARRELL, 2S5 5. Main St
Phone 1905 X
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WANTED.

One-half cent a word Daily prepaid.
Five cents counted line if charged.
One cent a word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line il charged.
s~N~~r~rN~~~~~~~>>~-~~~~~
\ YOUNG Maltese tabby cat; good
mouser- 80 ". eth South
ENERGETIC men and women IS spe-
cld1 representatives for THE PACIFIC
MONTHLY" Previous experience not
Or call 20 Richards 81. from - 10 l2:5J
noon.
FURNISHED rooms and board in east
EN- outskirts Of city. Address A. c. Lyon,
Z. N. Z. T. Co, City.
SrENOGRAPHER and typewriter. Adj
dress in handwriting, stating salary de-
sired. +. O. Box 1864
BCGGIES TO store. C5ombs K Hogan,
~ r. 4th Souta st,
HORSES TO feed and winter $3.50 per
month; good accommodations. % W. 6th
South.
AcToEs ana actresses, Tor fir5t-f class
repertoire COMPANY. Address LddISOn
Square Theatre Co, hurley, Ida.
HIGHEST price paid for household
goods. Entire house furnishings q spe-
cialty Nebraska Furniture Co, g. l..
I'd South.
loo TEAMS. Apply at 115 Atlas Bldg.
good as now. Al kinds of furniture re-
paired. VIM. Fairchild, care 5. !. Stamp
Co Phone 5Gt
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
Co, dealers in scrap iron, metals. rub
berS. BOTTLES, rags. etc. Carloads q Spe-
cialty. 230 to 2l0 South First West.
Phones, Ind, ISL; Bell, 1881.
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OSTEOPATHY.

NJ MCDOWELL, Osteopath, SLIP Scott
StTeVell Bldg Phone 1896 X Res. 1893 l..
E. e KELLER, OsteOpath, 3O3-4 Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones. Bell, 1l20 Y. Ind. 112l.
W S. RAINIER, d. o, sos Atlas Block.
Both phones.
j. r. PARSONS. d. O., NJ d.
Eagle Block. Ind. phone 5GlS.
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FLORISTS.

SALT LAKE HCDDART FLORAL CO,
IA Z. % So. Phones 81. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral.
T. 4. LAMBOCRNE FLORAL co, s
Main. With Willes-IIorur Drug Co. Eu-
neral work and decorating our speciality.
THE ROSERIE-Cut flowers, floral ar
Tangements. 1f2 s. Main Both phones 4GS
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ASSAYERS.

~S~~S~~S~~ >NN~~~~N~~~~~~~~N>
W. y. HODGES, assayer and chemist,
l35 W. md So. St, Salt Lake City.
UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 152 South
West Temple St; NJ. 5. Hanauer, man
ager Analytical work 4 specially.
]. W CURRIE, Ne. 20 W. Sd South St,
Salt Lake City. Samples by mail or eX-
press receive prompt attention.
J. rVICKER. assayer, IS Richards ST.
T. II. OFFICER < co. assayers, I61
South West Temple St, Salt Lake City.
CRISMON & NICHOLS. assayers and
chemists, 10 South West Temple, Salt
Lake City.
". II. TREMAYNE, assayer, over 10
Main St, Salt Lake City Utah. Mail
samDles receive prompt attention.
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CORNER IN TELEPHONES
ORA Met Col, - Na,sA.nk.n

The remarkable number Of 1893 sub
scribers actually in service Nov. 90.
1905, in Salt Lake, and 40 orders on
hand
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE-
PHONE co.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

UTAH CHAPTER NO. I, T. 4. N,
for the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year and other business Of
Importance. n. c. PHI LIPS,
r.gr
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FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.


RANGE LANDS.
UTAH ard WYOMING, Tor sale on
easy. lQ-year payment plan by
UNION PACIFIC r. =. COMPANY
Sheepmen ana Cattlemen-Your last
chance 10 purchase large and small tracts
OF good grazing lana on longtime con-
tract: easy terms. Price from 20 cents
10 Sl5 per acre.
For particulars write or call on
r. J. WILLS.
Agent Z. P. r. r. CO. Lands, 10 West
Secoad South ST.. Salt Lake City, Utah.
WE SELL real estate-Jhats ALI futile
Bros. li9 Main st. Red ball sign.
IN Buying or selling see
THE RANCk REAL ESTATE CO,
Both Phones 30lI.
Suite 90 D. Z. Walker Bldg.
WHEN you buy or sell property.
Keep r. mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts,
Guaranteed against all errors in title.
Examine titles,
Attend all details Of purchase or sale.
The Homer Abstract Co.
Cor. Main & lst So. Under Deseret bank.
A RICHTER
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u distilled water. Don't drink city
water: il is responsible for 500 cases
Of typhoid fever in this city.
Physicians recommend pure distilled
water II is dangerous 10 drink city
water. We furnish distilled water and
the cost is only l cent per glass, and
health is in every glass. Six haIf-gal-
Ions, with porcelain stopper $3.50 per
case, and a Sl.00 rebate for case re-
turned,
THE SALT LAKE CITY SODA
WATER COMPANY.
Distributors OF Distilled Water. Phone.
Bell, l5j-K Ind. phone. To-.
Addresses, 2S 10 80 West THIRD South