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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
WATER CASE IN COURT.
Entire Day Spent in the Taxing Of
Testimony.

The water case of Francis Clark ct al.
VS. the North ogden Irrigation company
occupied the whole of yesterdays ses-
sion of the district court After the plain
lifts had submitted their proofs and
before they had rested their case they
dismissed the action as 10 the Plain City
Irrigation company and the Western r.
TigatiOn company. The directors of these
companies disclaimed being on the
ground in the interest Of their own
companies but admitted TO being there
in the interest of the North Ogden r.
rigatiOn company. While the complaints
against their companies were dismissed,
they were held defendants as individuals.
The actions were also dismissed as to
John Anderson. c. Croberg, Joshua HO-
mer. John Doe and Richard Rec.
Immediately after the above action on
the part of counsel for the plaintiffs
the attorneys for the defendants moved
to nOn-suit, on the ground that the plain
tiffs had failed 20 prove their case. Aft
er a lengthy argument on behalf Of coun-
sci for both sides the court denied the
motion to dismiss. and the taking of tes-
timony for the defense was taken up
and continued until an adjournment WAS
taken. The case Will be resumed al this
mornings session Of the court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
SUNSET Is PECULIAR.
Many Are Attracted by Phenomena
in West.

strikingly peculiar sunset was OBJ
served last evening by those fortunate
enough TO be on the lookout. and even
those within doors were drawn to their
windows to see what caused the peculiar
veIlowish light in the sky. Away TO the
west. banks of crimson clouds lighted
the skies and touched the eastern hills
with a radiance to which the distance
lent a purple hue; while to the north and
especially the northeast long feathery
clouds OF pale yellow tinted with pink
floated in weird fashion.
AS the sun finally sank out OF sight
these long graceful plumes, dsintegrat-
ing slowly, disappeared behind the hills
and the sky took on once more its deep
blue tinge Still ON the mountain tops
shoBe the fading lavender of the sunset.
but below their Outline was lost IN the
gathering darkness. Even when this was
fully come there was still a suggestion OF
the rosy light IN the far west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
RATIFICATIONS WILL BE
EXCHANGED OVER HERE

Washington. Sept 2o.-It can now De
stated definitely that the exchange of the
notifications of the treaty of peace be-
tween Japan and Russia Will take place
in Washington shortly after the treaty
has been ratified by the respective SOY
ereigns 1t is probable that this will De-
done in the White House as compl.-
ment to President Roosevelt, but no DEL
mite arrangements have been made ur
mas il been decided by whom the treaties
will be exchanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21

Washington. Sept. 20-Complying with
the Instructions of President Roosevelt
issued April last that meetings of the
isthmian canal commission shall be held
in the offices OF the governor of the ca
nal zone on the Isthmus Of Panama on
tober. each year, the members of the COM
mission are preparing to sail for the
isthmus Sept. q Governor MagOOn is
the only member there.
Chairman ShOntS has invited the mem
bers of the consulting board of engineers
now in session in this city to accompany
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
InterestIna cass cOmina up.

Immediately following the water case
that il now before the district court the
damage cases of j. s. HOutZ vs.. the
Union Pacific company and a. G. Fell
" the same company viii come to
trial These are actions which are cree
ating considerable interest and arise from
the floods throughout Nebraska i'm 1903.
The plaintiffs shipped number Of cars
OF sheep over the defendant company's
lines to eastern markets, the deHFeTy of
the same was greatly delayed and the
suits for damages followed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
New Armory Plans.

The plans for a new armorv building
to cost about $4,000 have been drawn up
by Chief Graves of the fire department.
1t is reported that the work on the cree
ton OF the building Will commence as
soon as bids for its construction can be
awarded. The armory will be two stories
in height with a basement. The building
Will be 50 feet by 49, feet and will be
situated on Twenty fourth street near
the property of the Belknap Lumber com
pany. The front of the structure will be
composed entirely of gray sandstone. 1t
Will be classical in design.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
TREGASTIS DIES.
Bingham Miner Inhaled Powder
Smoke From Blast.
Especial to The Herald)

Bingham. Sept 20.-Richard Tregastis.
the miner who was stunned as the re-
suit OF a premature blast explosion at
the Utah copper mine yesterday fore
noon. and who inhaled a considerable
quantity of gunpoWder smoke al the
time died at > O'Clock this morning.
Death was due 10 action Of the smoke
on the heart and lungs. TFegastis was
not severely injured by the force of the
explosion itself.
I -Four children, all minors. are left
orphaned as result of Tregastis death,
the mans wife having died about a year
lagO The decea sed had been a resident
of Bingham fourteen years. 4ie was a
member of the l. o. o. F. and X. Of p
lie was a native of Cornwall and was
IS years old.
Funeral services viii be held at II
o clock tomorrow Thursday morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21

Captain Howard r. Peery. commissary.
and Lieutenant Ernest +. Haskell. Tween
ty-ninth infantry who have been on
leave of absence. returned TO Fort Doug
las yesterday from Tucker. Utah
Lieutenant Sam NJ Parker Twenty
ninth infantry. is relieved from duty with
Company n and assigned to duty with
Sergeant Robert Staley hospital corps
United States army. who was sent from
Fort Douglas 70 the Army and NAVY
General hospital at Hot Springs Ark
will be sent TO Fort keogh, Mont, FOR
duty as soon as he is fit TO travel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
Begin New Building Today.

Inc cohlraGt I9r me stone ptlck ana
at THE Oaks in Ogden canyon, has
been let to Fowler Bros. of ogden, who
are at present doing the work on the
Utah National Bank building annex. The
contractors will begin work on the new
structure in the canyon today
The site for the restaurant is east of
the old WinsloW hotel property. recently
acquired by Simon Bamberger for the
Ogden Canyon Resort company. The
south wall will stand In the river The
building will be SKIS feet in size There
will be a l4~fOOt-Wide porch along the
south north and east sides OF the struc-
tuTe. three and One-half feet above the
ground. The exposed stone work will be
water washed cObble stones. placed in
the style that abOunds largely in the
Italian provinces.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
Conservatory oil Musie.

The Weber Stake academy management
announces thar IL has decided 70 add a
conservatory of music 60 the Institution,
which will be known as the Weber Stake
Academy Conservatory of Music. Ii is
now the intention 10 open the new de-
parrment oct . The faculty 7 Is Sc
cured as instructors Professor Jos oh Bal
lantyne of Ogden. and John J. Mcclellan
and Willard r. Weihe of san Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
KNIGHTS OF coLuMeus. NOTICE

All Knights of Columbus are request
ed 10 attend the funeral of Brother Ed
ward r. Stolzenberger at 10 o 'cIock
this morning from ST. Mary's cathedral
". L. DUFFY, Recorder
JOHN J. HARVEY. q. X
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
Ready for the camnaInn.

The Netherlands Educational society
held a meeting last night at which
United States history and unity in local
politics We're discussed. The society was
organized for the purpose of being recog-
niZed by the city government, but IT
is not known with which political party
il will cast its lot. The speakers of the
we'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
New commissarY BUILDING.

1t was reported here yesterday that the
contract for the brick and carpenter work
of the new commissary building for the
Oregon Short Line at Ogden has been
let TO Contractor Armstrong of Salt LNke
As soon aS this building is completed
will be removed into the new building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
Sues for $40.

court yesterday by the Pacific collec-
ton bureau against c. NJ HaWs in AN
action to recover amounts aggregating
the sum of 1888 40 due on pFOmissorV
notes originally in favor of the Consoli-
dated Wagon & Machine company and
which have since been transferred to the
plaintiffs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
conarsaatlon Montefiore.

VIII hold ROsh Hashono services for
the wear 1856 at their new synagogue,
1913 South Third East street beginning
Friday evening, Sent. %, at $50 D. m.
Tickets for sale at IS East I'd South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
These Will Marry.

Marriage licenses have been granted 70
w S. Perkins and Miss Laura NJ Markle.
both of Ogden; to Daniel r. Rogerson.
aged p, and Miss Blanche Telford aged
=, both of West Weber and 10 John r.
Leggett aged p, and Miss Lena Parsons.
aged -. both of Brigham CITY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21

From Sept. Is to Oct. 81 the Salt Lake
Route offers extremely lom colonists
rate one way. Salt Lake to Los IN
geles for $25. Stopovers allowed Cali
ente and Las Vegas.
Persons contemplating going 10 the
Pacific coast to settle should bear this
in mind as it is the lowest rate ever
offered
See any agent of the San Pedro Los
Angeles & Salt Lake railroad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
ITALIAN ANNIVERSARY.

Rome. Sept. 3.-The anniversary Of the
fall of the temporal power of the papacy
was celebrated today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21

ROYAL BREAD is the clean bread
made by clean method i'm a clean
bakery and every loaf bears the
CROWN LABEL. Ask your grocer
for it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
The CHASE STUDIO
AT FORT DOUGLAS.

Has moved TO 249 Main street Every
thing up TO date. especially the photos
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. Supplies.
Dew. and Finishing. Main and 81 So,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company
Removed - 153 s. Main. Phone 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
CUTLER BROS. CO. ss MAIN ST

VIII sell Thursday, Sept. y. mems
fancy worsted suits, worth $500, for
IS 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21

The sprinkling committee decided to
recommend that the drivers of the
sprinklng carts be allowed half pay for
the days on which they reported for
duty and were not sent out The
amount OF their pay under this arrange
ment will be about S1.S00.
The streets committee viii recon-
mend an appropriation of $4,000 10 de-
fray partially the cost of changing the
North Temple street aqueduct from
wood to rock and cement The flume
extends from Fifth West street to
Ninth West street The entire cost OF
the change is estimated at SIS, 000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
WHERE TO GET GOOD SERVANTS.

WHERE TO GET GOOD SERVANTS.
q
file for
member and
o v n the
a Of
f n
incentive
unesst importance
Wild
XXI and Iacn hem
RULES OF
actually engaged and Ii" 'ss
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HOW TO GET GOOD SERVANTS.

prove unsa ttsfacLory during that period
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Cthe regular
supplied to members fOT one year
not become members can obtain servants
as wages Of tns servant applied for. but
free OF charge, nor TO a subscription 70
telephone and all orders VIII recaivo prompt
interviewing servants
SITUATIONS WANTED
| -~--------~---------~-1
! Female.
J WAITRESS for 4O4, - ages SO
I CHAMBERMAID for 40s. Irish wages $50
/ cAAMBERMAID for 1I9. American; wages
! cHAaIBERMAID for 249; irish; wages $50
CHAMBmMATD WAITRESS tor Isl;
J Irish: wages So
! COOK for 258. irish wages s2s.
CRAMBERMAID for 1855, colored wages
SIS
NURSE or CHAMBERMAID for 1875. Irish
wages So
NURSE for 233 wage. So
/ GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER; Norwegian;
wages SIS.
( DAYwoRKEP for 10, 81 80 per day
COOK-LAUNDREss for us. irish wages
/ s25
! CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS Tor PASS
Irish: wages SIG
/ MISUNDERSTANDING for 4I8; Eng
lsh. wages S23.
/ LAUNDREss for 256; swede; wages SIS
/ CooK-LAUNDREss Tor 254; irish: wages
! CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS for 241;
wages $40
| GENERAL HoUsEWoRK for 2a5; wages
SIS
! GENERAL HOUsEwORK for al: eolored;
] wages $50
/ COOKING BY the day for 174; So per day.
CooK-LAUNDREs for I61: irish wages
/ $50
GENERAL HoCsEwORK for lse; irish;
wages s25.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK for 1874; swsdsi
/ wages SD.
! WAITRESS for Is2; irish; wages s25.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK for IS; Irish;
! wages $50.
| COOK for III: irish; wages $50
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK for 4o8; IRISH
wages SIS.
HQ So for 1854. American wages
Ho7 -sF=yEEPER for 246; American: wages
! saO-SS5
| CF7AAfBERMAID for $50; irish: wages SIS.
LAUNDRY WORK sor 40; Irish: 81 so per
day.
| CEAArBERMATD WAITRESS for 1906
Irish. wages SlS-
DPFssMAKING for 247i American; 81 so
per day.
DAYwoRKFR for 1877: irish; 81 80 per day.
| DAYwoRKER for 242: colored; 81 25-sI 90
/ per day.
| EoTsEKEEPER for SIS: competent
NURSERY GovE2NEss for 2Osi Amorf-
| can: wages s26.
CooK-LAUNDREss for Pa; irish; wages
| $50
! CooT-I1A T-NDREss for s252; American:
wages 500
I CHAWBFRNATD LAUNDREss for 217;
irish wa ges 500
/ C7A5fBrPMAID. a--tst with children, for
( pas Irish wages SIS.
GENERAL HoTTsBwoRK for 4o7. Aneri-
/ can: wages SIS
cooF-L4TNDREss for as, irish wages
81 80 per day,
DP FsszIAFIEP for PAT. American; wages
! 81 70 rer day
sT0rFFP'e -H0T-sEK EEPER for
2n-. American: wages S2h.
W47-PEss FOR 4o8. American: wages $50.
9-7-TSr7 for T12: Englss: wages $50.
V07.sFYEEPEP for 4o1; American: wages
$40
D1YwoPYER Tor 4Os: coIored: 81 so per
cav.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for sos: col
ored: wages SIS.
ca WRF77 VI +'T-=IN SEWING tor AZ;
Irish: wrges S.n
TTETHFP 1or sag. competent
P1PT0p MAID fo~ 41s; colored wages 500
Mn sF FOR 4l4: irish wages 500,
COOK for 1870; coIored; wages $50.
~A7TP-PN4TD for 70: Polish; wages SIS.
GENERAL. 4oUsEwoRK fer 4o5; Danish;
wages SIC
/ C0wPA~ION for $50: competent.
FAWPEPNfATD-sB MISTRESS for 40;
Iriqh; wages S2b
cOoK-DAYwoPKER for 1s7: coIorsd; 81 so
per day
General HoUsEwoRK for z22: Irish:
wages SIS.
GENFR Il HOMEWORK for All; irish;
wages SIS
ro0K-LAUNDREss for 22O; Irish: wages
500
MAID for 22s: swede: wag-s SIS.
MBER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER a 1905
posrrsr1o SITUATIONS.

! o-.,,--- SG9'yyhs otheF as WaitTesss best rex
COOK SO for waitress. Apply FI.AHERTY' 5
| & h1AC' AIS Columbus-avs. Tel. al
coOk-By Gernan-American. brst refer
.o1st - address Mrs. OILY. 1o5 East
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female
DAEWORKER-HOUSE tor no, s1l-
ored; wages 81 80 per day.
COOK or DAYS WORK for 147; IrishI
wages $50
COOK for "a. Irish; wages 500
COOK for e.: colorsd: wages $50
CooK-LAUNDREss for 50: cOIorsd; wages
COOK for 1.334; Irish; wages s2a
COOK for 1923: Iiish vases $50.
COOK for Sc: Irish: wages s2b
COOK OF DAYS WORK for 1Ts: coloredI
wages 81 so per day.
COOK for -. swsds. wages sac.
COOK for Sc; irish: wages S25.
COOK fer see: Irish; wages SIS.
COOK for AZ; irish: wages $50.
COOK Tor ~; irish; wages $40.
COOK FOR 81: English. wages $50.
COOK for 81. Welsh: wages $50
COOK ror 60. coIored wages SIS
cooK-LAUNDREss for 1856: Irish; wages
COOR-LA uNDREsS for IG3. wages SOS.
cOoK-LAUNDkEss for 1.82e. wages SOS
Cook-LAUNDREss for ls29, Irish; wages
CoooK-LAUNDRRss tor l52; Irishs wages
CooK-LAUNDREss for 20; English; wage,
SIS.
CooK-LAUNDREss for IS; Irish; wages
CooK-LAUNDREss for ISIS; Irish wages
LADY,s MAID for a24; wages SIS,
LADY's MAID for 852; French.
MAID-sE.Aa!MsTREss for SO; German:
MAID-sEAMsTREss for 4e; Irish; wage,
sEAMsTREss for 100: day. week or
month. wages S25-sSO
sEAMsTRE ss-LADYs MATD FOR I5e.
eOIOred' wages s8e '0F i'''
sEAMsTREss FOR i45. Irish; wages SIS.
sEAMsTEEss or linen room for 1Oe; wages
MENDlNG for q. EDrI1sb
1919 - ----e--9--,
--------- : ----l2e LOT LOO. German, wages 500
DRESSNfAK EP-g4 NFeTD O.. oeo
-------
per day ~ ~
sEAMsTREEs for II: American; 81 50 per
---- -
-- -
~ IL-S1 IoT eI Aileflc11l,
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male,
: a z1-- --s2 use-e! ----A -OF 4eei wages go.
SAC
GARDENER for 4lD. German; wages s45-
SIS.
COUPLE for 2Oe; cook. butler. English.
S'5-SiO0
COAcaMAN for EOS. swede; wages $40
--- -
IIslnaa' 8 or laGy' placs
- ----------------
Co7-p7 = -. 995- son..1,..a.- 49,. -
Ss5-SlOo.
OACHMAN-USEFCL NAN for 1881; Ger
sac
-------------
49, - -
CCACHMAN for I2S: Swede; wages $50.
C0ACEMAN for II colorsa. wages $50
coAcHslAN for 100; coIored, wages $40
- -
- - -
AUFF'EJR for $50; competent.
CoACE1[AH- Gov p coIored. ZE.ga. S4o
-o-1---1------- -o- !. eo.o- - wage. 80
WAITER for 1872. colored; wages s25.
g--,,T rR e,r Ie4. cor,n.,.n,
- ~ 80 - - 900 7,----,-----
$40.
v AITEE-C6EFUL NAN for 1875; oolored;
------ -------------------
EE II@kit-l SEE u MAN Tor - coiorsG;
-----------------
R-VALET-FOOTMAN for H. Ger
- -
VALET for IG; wages SAC
.I-rI-ER Tor 126. Irtsh. wages s4O.
----
= - - = = ------- "--s-- -oo-
WAITER in CATS for 10, wages $50
Va 80 rTENDAN for ISL spanisb.
wages e1- --
COUPLE, for 131. head waiter: wages 500.
Hor-sFK EEPER FOR 1877. colored. wages
21--
Ct~7 ~-T e cant, -I,r,,4av-r-t- Sor IN. Ear
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Z SITUATIONS WANTED
| Female,
HousEKEEpER FOR $50: Amsrican' wages
ASSISTANT HoUsEKEEPER for 2ss.
wages s26
| HoUsEK EEPER for s6T: competent
| HoUsEKEEPER for TO; American; wages
| S25
aoUsEKEPER for IS; American: wages
| HOUsEK EEPER for $50; competent
HoUsEKEEPER FOR eO4: wages s5O-slOO
aoUsBKEEPER ATTENDANT for 81;
| wages S2G-e26.
WORKING aoUgEKEEPER for IA: irish;
| wages $50
MANAGING HoUsEKEEPER for ss1;
HoUsEK EnPER for 81: Americana wages
$40
EoUsEKEEPHR for 1o0i wages $50.
aousEKEEPBR Tor II: American; wages
aOUsBKEEPER sOr i4e: american; wages
! S3.
HoUsEKEEPER for io2; American; wages
$40
MANAGING aoUsEKnEPER for SAG:
competent.
HOUsEKEEPER for 1925: irish: wages $40.
HOUsEK EEPER for I42: American wages
SS5.
MANAGING aoUsEKEEPDR for ssi
American; wages s35.
GENERAL EoUsEwoRK for s23, neat;
wages $50.
LIGHT HoUsEwoRK for tos; cOlored; 81
per week
GENERAL EoUsBwoRK for 1919: Irish;
wages s14.
GENERAL. HOUsEwoRK for Iee coiorsd;
wages $50.
GEN nPAL HoUsEwoRK for la; English;
wages $50.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK for 1917 irish;
wages 81.
GENERAL HOMEWORK for 90; oOloredi
wages $40.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK for 81; colOred;
wages SIS
GENERAL HorsrwoRK for 1898: Ger
man; wages $50
GEN ERAL HoUsEwoRK fo- 2s7; cOlored;
wages SIS per week.
RMAID-WArTREss for 400: col
ored, wages $50.
CHAMBERMATD for 1925 IRISH wages
CHAMBERMAID or HoUsEwoRK for
gnC =.
CHAMBERMAID for 1875; coIored: wages
SIS
cHAMBEPMATD sEAMsTREss for so:
American; wages SIS
CHAMBERMA1D for 1855; French; wages
81
CHANBFRMATD-w for 700; col
ored
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Al; col
ored; wages $50.
CFlAMBRRMATD : WAITRESS for $50;
Irish: wages $50
CTTAMBERMAID WAITRESS Tor 1922:
wages $50
chs MBERNA ID-sEAMsTREss for 800;
irish: wages so.
CHAMBERafATD for 2es; or take care of
child; wages SO.
MAID-sEA MISTRESS for 121;
wages So.
CHAMBEpMATp WAITRESS FOR 121;
Scotch; wages So.
CHAMBERMAID for 2I7: IRISH: wages s22.
C74YPrRM4TD WATTPEss Tor 20;
Swedish wages SEE
C.HANBERMAIn for Gs; coIo-e7, wages s2O. .
GRANTEES 1ATD-sEAMsTREss for 1920;
wages sac.
CFTAMBEPMAID-sBwING for 60; Irish;
wages SIS.
C4AsrBFRM AID-sFh MISTRESS for 141;
Engfizh wages SIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 80: I-ish:
wages SO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR 1O8: col
cred wages so.
BERMAID-wAITREss for ia; col
cred: wages SIS
pAYwOPKEP for &c: German; So per
week.
DAYvORKER for IS: German; wages IS
per week.
DAYwoRKER for PIG; American.
cooR-LAUNDREss for 227: irish; 81 rs
81 80 per day.
SEWING fer 81 Trisa 50 per day.
pAYwORKFP for 9T; colored: cleaner;
wages 81 25-s1 30 per day
Day WORKER FOR 15s: colcred: 81 30 per
day.
DAYwoRKER FOR S. irish; 81 . psr day. |
)R MEMBERSHIP.
or other employers who want good help, !
tnrs1 heaiuunrtera 60 West Thirty-sizth
do Just as well to copy or cut out the FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

EEAD AAn - -. y we've years ex-
years il this country! under glass and out
see So 1s3 Is, 7 9eS6; age = xeaTs- Sd
washington. LoRg Island
uP w.D-D
----- =
.,,,-B,,. =, Female. --s-e.
3. q 57Sa-s.; aust asp win enid;
three Z. tAl4---.. M-ses go
cFNERAI. HoUsEw oRKER bv Mrs. =.
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STRESS BY AIS. o. Of Of :" 7'th-st: Ger
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LACNDRlESs. AS ASSIST eaa16ermaid. by Mrs.
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49, y sV = u E-us--4Is' Lohs
+s-e--c, wages ezo-
COD. and L-aUNDRESs by Mrs. 4. ~
W syta-st-. wages 80.
q -
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c0nyenL-1-s.. 50 vases SO
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= 4,a.,5 o,S o 49, by Mira Z.
@--------------------- - 80
S=L- - 49, 80 y. oy MrS- D.
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SG - 15lI 2 l1A -5-si oy Ms B. OF
----- - 80 = - 49,
Sf Er-nZv.T. = - 2y AFs q
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Ne s5,-5-eb Dy MS. 3 q West SSth-St-. Z
IS-H.y - e Sn Of H-aSi grange II
C9 SaA- ! DEE - =. by Mrs G Of Larch
----- - 80 9
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vages I'D
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49, 50 - - ~ = ~ - wages
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Va E7sS BY Mrs c. OF Rye. \. 7;
eos-e 80
MAID oy Mrs. &. o. Rye, y Y wages S25. /
-oot- --,-T.pr-.e = - -
ARK. y. }. = in family. wages so.
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JERSEY -iry H=lgals, German wages SI6 /
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" ISth-st. wages SIS.
Eg-aa1al. ! n family, wages SIS
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EagleyII.e, Com. II family
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ForI = ashingtau- neal g.rl: vases $50.
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EagIsE- wages 50
$500 = ----------------- = =
Elizabeth. \ 10 a farriI.y; wages SIS
COOK by Mrs. Il. OF Mortclair, n. J.;
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GENERAL H0GSEW oRk by Mrs. H. OF
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GE.N z1FlaL EOCSEWORE by Mrs 4. Of
W1l,s Pains. y Y. 3 family. wages $40 /
GENERAL HOCsEWORk By Mrs J.. Of
Aa14soa. y. !. nc laundry Nork. wages {
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Gen Eif3-eL E5tSEyIT15EsK By Mrs. K. of .
GENERAL EOCSEWORE by Mrs K. OF
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GE.N Et-AL aONoEW5fSA oy MS L. OF
COOK by MIS-. L. o. Englewood, \. - |
assist WIZ lt,le .au1dry wages So.
GENE Ez7-a E0CsEWEORK by Ms Mcc.. /
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GEAEEAL HoCsEEW0RK BY Nrs- Nc. ot
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GENERAL HoUsEwoR,K BY Mrs. Ii. Of
1870, = --------
LAUNDREss by Mrs. II, Of ". asth-st.:
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GENERAL aoUsEWoRK by Mrs. NJ, q
LEeoN-1L wages go
GENERAL H0UsEET0Rk by Mrs n. Of
wages so
$500 = $4,000 - ~ - =.
n 60 S2 81 S7s -
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z9s7Jsc 500 r-af1 n n
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z family; English cook. wages 80.
T-z--.-T7Prcs bv N-s n ~ 7sth-sr..
English: 3 n fanny: wages so
WAITRESS by Ms. IL. OF East 7sth-st;
English: . In IaLnl-y vases 2-o-
49, -----1vee - 49, q - Mo-
rlstown; AFlsh preLerfsc' - -@----'y'
Nese7 -
A-I[ 5.-1tsS. oy MS o.
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GENERAL HoUsE.Woc-R5k By Mrs. 500 P. OF
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cSOA' wages 80
GENERAL AOCSEH Ot1a u A--7- - -
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