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The Washington times., 1906-01-15

Tines Want Ads Bring Results.
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Lame Sheen Suffer.

An unusual sc, OF circumstances az
forded the opportunity for this hazing.
Ordinarily the members OF the three up
Ger classes are granted leave during the
month of September. Last September,
however, il was thought better, on ac-
count of the prevalence Of yellow fever
In Louisiana and Mississippi, 90 keep
the midshipmen from those States at
the Academy. Thus Meriwether remain
ed, and whatever hazing he did was
done at that time.
There is always a number Of mtdship-
men who have to remain at the Acad-
emy on account OF deficient scholastic
work. and il is known that much OF the
worst hazing is done by these. the lame
sheep of the brigade. The new class has
lust entered and for years past Il soon
becomes very evident that hazing is go
ing on. Last September there was 3
great deal of II.
Whatever faults MeriWether may have
been guilty Of IL is certain that he has
made an honest endeavOr to carry out
his pledge. given after receiving his
sentence from the former court martial,
that he would do everything in his
power 10 be a credit to tne service.
Since that time, he has earnestly en-
deavored TO do his work faithfully and
has improved his class standing ma
terially.
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Six Specifications,

Under the charge against Meriwether
there are six specifications, each alleg-
ing the hazing Of a fourth class man.
the whole covering an extensive case
Of haZing
Among the alleged victims Of Meri-
wether is Luther Welsh, the lad from
Kansas City. Mo, who attained noto-
riety BY stretching himself two inches
by means OF apparatus. which enabled
him 10 pass the physical examination
for entrance, and who Is the youngest
and smallest member Of his class.
The others are Harold c. Train. also
of Kansas City, No; F. Van Valken-
berg. Of Wisconsin; Paul II. Rice OF
Syracuse \. Y. William .. Kilduff. Of
New York City, and Richard Drew. OF
Detroit Mich
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Times Want Ads Bring Results
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A Temporary Diversion.

II $ believed that the trial Of Meri-
wether. third class man. is only a tenn
porary diversion of the proceedings
against members OF the first class and
that the trial TO follow his will be that
OF a senior. At least half a dozen men,
bers of the first class have been mem
toned Ia the trials of the four already
brought before the court In such a man
The Washington times., 1906-01-15
Hared in Different Ways.

these plebes in different ways. making
them stand on their heads and DO the
physical exercise known as the six
teenth and the leaning rest.
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Looks Like Conviction.

The six specifications each alleging
Il separate act of hazing. which support
the charge against Meriwether, make il
almost certain that he will be convicted
unless the authorities are wofully at sea
in regard TO the entire matter
II is not charged that Meriwether has
committed any offense since the fight
which led to the death OF Midshipman
James r. Branch and tile notable court
martial which followed. All the speci-
fications allege that the hazing was done
in September last, over a month before
The fight.
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Two at a Time.

Two at a time the people were taken
off. the women first. The removal was
perlous enough of itself. II the second
dory We're smashed. there would be alb
solutelv no help. The passengers We're
all but thrown into it. AS it swung and
tossed alongside. they hung to the rail-
ing and, waiting an opportune moment,
Continued on Second Page)
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Scalded to Death,

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 2,-Word was
received here yesterday OF the death at
Topolobanbo on May 13 OF Captain Man
ucl Rivera, master OF the brig Consuelo.
Rivera was Scalded to death He under
took to blow out the boiler of the Con-
sucla's donkey engine. \ steam pipe
exploded. and Rivera was enVeloped In
tho scalding vapor,
The Consuelo, once we'll known on the
coast, is now owned by the Kansas City
Orient Railroad company,
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BIG RESERVOIR BREAKS
NEAR PRESTON, IDAHO
Farming Land in District and
Short Line Track Serious
ly Damaged.

The Blackhurst reservoir near Preston. fdn-.
broke It's wols early yesterday morning and
q torrent OF water flooded hundreds OF acres
of the best farming land in tho district So
swiftly flowed tho torrent that horses. cattle
and other live stock werc swept away and
hundreds OF ncres OF crops wcro utterly ruined
Short Line Track Damaged.
Tho traok OF the oregon Short Limo was
inundated and washed out In several placcs4
and the morning train woG delayed for hourS
while repairs wcro made. Tho mood has also
left the track soft In number OF places, 80
TINT trains VIII have to go glow until the
roadbod is thoroughly hardened.
Wagon Roads Washed Out.
Wagon roads In the vicinity have also been
completely washed out The district covered
by the hood embraces several miles in extent
but at this tinlo tho damage cannot bo esu-
mated. Tho reservoir is owned by johnson
Brothers, and formerly belonged to Black
hurst Brothers OF Salt Laco, who purchased
the farm upon which the reservoir was To-
Gated from Bin Hcnd
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Now Open to Worlds Trade.

TOXIC, Juno 2.-Mukden was formally
Tho occasion was widely celebrated, The
Chinese General. Chao, and the Japanese
Consul General, Hngiworar representing
their respective Governments. exchanged
their most cordial greetings
The authorities are busy drafting har
Dor regulations for Taircn, the now jap
ancse name for Fort Dalny. and as soon
as they arc completed that port VIII be
opened to International trade Japan pro-
poses TO develop the commercial value OF
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UPHOLSTERING 4 u

PARLoR FuRNITuM
stored and repaired =
mitted on REQUEST FS.
Mntt. & Mfg. Co.. IL Y. ~
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OVER MAMMOTH MINING

IN IW" IP Prlncipai once, room Sls 6oaIv 660T
block. Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice Is
hereby given that ,5s a, i.,S meeting Of the
Saas an assessment OF S cents per sbarss
b@inr assessment No 16 was levied upon
the Capital stock OF the corporation. pay
81 the Company. at his office. 5l6 Dooly
SioeK. Sl sn' salt Lake City. Utah, ''
Sny stock upon which this assessment
renoain unpaid on Saturday, June is
iSs' viii Oe delinquent and advertised 70.
sail; sale at public auction; and, unless pay:
nach 1arcel of such stock as may ba
necesssry Will be sold on the 5th day Of
July. 1906. at 23o O'Clock p. nj. of said day.
10 pay the delinquent assessment thereon
toeet6er with the cost OF advertising and
EXPENSE OF sale. A. REEVES. Secy.
6is Dooly block, Salt Lake City, Utah.
First publication, May Is. 1906, x1251
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And In accordance with law and tho or
der OF the board of directors, made on the
10Th day OF April. 1906. so many shares of
each parcel OF such stock as may be nee
essary Will be sold ot the office of the
company, room 700 Mccormick block Salt
Lake City, Utah, on the 1lth day OF Juno,
1906 at tho hour OF o'clock p. m, to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with
tho costs OF advertising and expense OF
sole.
ONCE 100 Mccormick Block. Salt Lake
City. Utah. x1S53
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FOR SALE-M MISCELLANEOUS
A RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
10 West LIST South.

Business Opportunity Department
A. l. Brattains Manager,
Hotels, roomIng-houScs, saloons, res
taurantS, cigar and grocery stores. etc.
Bona fide bargains In legitimate pusi-
ness opportunities. Both pnoneS o4l.
Sc1-6 rooms modern, well tufhlsheo
east side.
SllO0-l0 elegant furnished rooms, Main ST
SlOOO-l6 rooms and boarding. always lui'
slNO-3l rooms beet loc- clears $ZUO mo
S32G0-2S rooms. best street, worry low rent.
Si5O0-34 rooms, swell. tourist trensleat-
S5i50-G6 rooms; long lease, low rent Nam
st.
$12.o0-Hotel. % rooms luIuriousiy
furnished single and en- suite, private
baths, beautiful carpets, all In hrst-clhbs
condition. Dining-room complete VIII
Al silver. linen, etc. Kitchen lullg
equipped. Owing to other interests owner
will make liberal terms. or TO right party
may lease. .o-
-s22Oo- years lease; receipts. sZo.
Saloon $+o00-low rent; lease. receipts, 300
Saloon s5J00-low rent. long lease; re-
cclpts. SEQ
The above comprise only few OF our
many business opportunities.
a l.. Brattain. Manager Business Up
portunity Department.
South yS6
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Motto, Notice Of l' salt Iaie On. :. y !
of such Council 70 ut IL, 10 u
seribed se improvement al q!
To grade. ga!.si,,h u'i,h sgh1l
crete, and pay. Tl.u TDlI.nu,iJ.ts 4
pavement TO 90 Wsst 1T Ttri'
6etween, w,1a,s eIISs' sISs Of Fs;Sss F,:,;,s +:
the the north side q H. 3 =
,aV na ling district Nc; 9; tss 81
pbutters' poru99nos " a. c.
Ave Ave hundred anI Ia,lo1 -
lars. lars or eleven p:o,er
iSS' isSo feet ee abuttins, soS, ss.s y
q q, lCs9l CSs7duad nsSehla eTiihl1a i. q as.sis
an. and 9eneofiflSo siI Of lots - ! I'd I ~
Of Of lots !. 6; az, , Ssa ssSrssg., =,
.TI,nTeeated Tne sei at si5tssssnt s ntIoisz Iiz
and 6; SS,1ys ~ "pOrtlou ,ss 81
hundred d1esYins s1iG toaIi;Tilt
hundred and nd local eSss ss.see;s, n
,ss e. g; S5s';.sa; E : ;@sFI;iss rs !: e;
or. Or osfDts fi1oe set ct b, by,ss sals rs =
j:s,ioa:s Sssi = 80; I; e, e ]: :; sS 'i'
e; fbs,.a s S'.g; .zga;rIi S'ss'ii I 'ii'Al a.
Paving extension ~
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

HERE Is ONE OF THE BEST FoS so
nished rooming houses In tho CITY ~
large. light rooms, where you can clear
Sls6 a mo owner must leave tho CITY, :,
viii give YOU price and terms that you
can't afford to turn down; no" Is ESG[[ on
time to get bargain. NcWeonio' o'7a
w 2nd So room {
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Salt Lake CITY. ulaA

Salt Lake CITY. uLaAh
To the Stcckho'ce5
Store Company: Noass =
that a meeting OF lbe soa
Wasatch Store comp31y =,
TO be held at the prns
company in Salt Lsie ug.
25th day OF June. l$o. q
noon. to amend the As.ss
ciation OF said ccmSais,s
section v. to read as ~: !,
Section V. The huli
agreed upon Is tie sa3 , g
thousand dollars, dNlses
sand shares OF the Co. y.
hundred dollars each
capital stock now slosd
Of one hundred tho9aA
into one THOUSAND sslis
nation ard par value al,,ls e. 4
lars each. all OF Hn
paid. ...,, "a Il
to the limit named, ~.
hoard he OF directors for sn,
ing and carrying oa - u.
2 Ht.TtD-ILL = .
subscription. excn1nss =. q,
such other manner
direct" .,o- socks 4
fer OF etock " VIII JaS, y g 4
OF business on ,,s iU n, tsli
main closed until 'r' 81
OF the meeting
=. GREENWOOD. -
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Wagon Roads Washed Out
Rio Grande Orders Equipment.

The Denver O. Rio Grande has ordered rino
day coaches, I've chair and four dining
cars from Barney & Smith: 80 orc dump cars
OF loo, 900 pounds capacity and 20 ooke dump
cars OF 10000 pounds capacity from the Ma
tIonal Coal Dump Car company.
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ATTENTION-A, O.. u. w. EAGLE
cate lodge No. 10. Special meeting Sun
day. juno 3. at p. m. at a o. U. w.
hail to arrange for funeral OF Brother
Frank Atkinson. /. a. Broberg, Master
Workman.
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PARK CITY AND RETURN $1.5G
Via D, g. r. g., Sunday, June 3.

knights OF Columbus and baseball eX-
cursion. Leave Salt Lake at S15 a. m.
and 1918 q. m. Returning leave Park
City 3 20 p. M, Z. 80 p. m. and IL p, m.
League baseball game. Park City VS..
Eureka Everybody invited. Excursion
rates TO Pharaoh's and Arm Chair
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HAY. COAL AND GRAIN

HARVEY & CO. 10 w 8. TEMPI.E
Bell phone 16a2-z; Ind. LIZA A'NS
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LADIES' In

EXON TnSco~-eii
,rH ekirts. waists, 1jASr. j,sSSr. AZ
ing gowns al yo,.e ,!.ae<s:s ~
South. Sour ON s4-
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT
with Capital Real Estate InvsL Co., II
W. 2nd South. Ind. phone 65. k~i9
s2.O00.O). MODERN BRICK HOUSE,
rooms $4,000 down, balance on time:
Opposite State prison. Yl6S
A FINE LOT NEAR n. e. COR. LIB
erty park S2S5 cash Lots adjoining arc
held at $3.50 each, Address X IL. Tribune.
INVESTORS real, ESTATB SNAPS.
Kelsey e Gillespie. . Il. lst So. pl2SD
DORIUS REAL ESTATE Sc NV. CO;
sl8 Atlas Blk. Bell fone g3i-S SZl'6
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO.
al,UO
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THIS PLACE WILL SUIT YOU; fuR;
and S-year lcaeo Of II rooms steam II,lntsIH her'
modern. lt's n splendid buy ct 5000, n
cash, Newcomb. e3ls w. End So, X .
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FRESH JERSEY COW; ALSO LOT OF
at a bargain. 1873 So. End East. y20o
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Mt. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2, F and A
M.-Masonlc hall second Monday each
month Members OF sister lodges and So
1ourning members in good standing In
vited A H Peabody, w. M, Christie
phcr Diehl, secretary.
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ACME PAPER CLEANING CO. LEAVE
orders at Druehl Sc Franken drug store.
x7lS
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ARGENTA LODGE NO. 8. F. AND A NJ
will work on the F. c. degree thi:
wednesday, evening at 80 o'clock. Ma
sons invited. Moses =. Phillips. secretary
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NOTICE

10 THE PUBLIC: CERTIFICATES OF
stock Nos. Is. 16, H. IS and 10 of the Ely
Gibraltar Mining company have been
stolen from the certificate book: they were
Issued to j. H Crow, but not sealed or
detached; any one purchasing same are
hereby warned that said stock has been
cancelled. Ely Gibraltar NJ Co, per M
NJ johnson, President. x2421
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
THE GALENA KING MINING COM
PANT

Principal place of business. Salt Lake
City, Utah.-Notice.
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assess
ment levied on the 18th day of April,
1906. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as
follows:
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BUTTE PAPER CLEANING CO
Leave orders at Smith Drug Co. Both
phones 22s vas
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Nav Bank Clenrings.

The bank clearings for Salt Lake City for
May are as follows, s3.3i9.0ss. an increase OF
as per cent over last May
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HAVE THE FURNITURE AND LEASE *.
OF 80 rooms in good location to trace s i0r
cottage southeast If you arc tracer
come in and tnlk It over with Newconno'
63iL w 2nd So, II. T.
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ROYAL, ARCANUM-S L. COUNCIL.
l517-2nd and 4th Thursdays. Jennings
block c. X. Smith. regent e. l.. Jones.
secretary
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PLANTING, SETTING AND CUTIE
waiting fruit trees by experienced nurs-
cry man Frank Veniero. 10 w. 4th SO.
w40o
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Salt Lake Clearings.
Denver ClearingS
Future Is Assured.

That the future OF Salt Lako great
city is assured. goes almost without saying,
It's natural location and the immense area
OF country directly tributary can bo regarded
almost in the light OF guarantee of this, but
at the eomo tlmo the city should always have
an ego to the main chance to the end that
this excellent conclusion DO arrived at with
just little delay possible.
Tho work being dono along these lines oy
the Merchants and Manufacturers association
and othor commercial bodies Is to be highly
commended. but IT. is tho great rank and file
OF the people upon whom tho real work must
fall Just at this time Salt Lake is gaining
In population at q rate surprising that OF
any previous PERIOD and no opportunity ehould
be lost to prove to the9e new srrivels the
Nislom their chnlcs
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No. ISL meets End and
4th Mondays at !. o. O. F. temple. 8,
| ChalRer secretary, box 10
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aOT1cE

F. A. GREENWWp
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SALT LAKE BANKS
FINE Showing
Local Clearings Show Great In
crease Over Those of
Last Year.
BETTER RECORD THAN
DENVER HAS MADE
Object Lesson Provided for LO-
cal Business Men as to
the Future.

Bank clearing, haye at all times been re-
sardsd by business mon perhaps tho best
evidence OF tho amount OF business transacted
In a community that IL to be had To such
an extent does this belief exist that aarnplcs
are not lacking whsro young and enterprisinE
settlements have made especial efforts to swell
these figures In various ways, with results
at times altogether unlocked for
Case In Point.
A oos, in polnt ia that OF a Middle Western
town, comparatively new. whose business men
wore particularly anxious TO create highly
favorable impression OF thelr resources In the
mind or an Eastern capitalist who had eVinced
rather moro than ordinary interest In the
possibilities OF their town from manufac-
turing standpoint. All those citizens having
tho handling OF checks In any amount took
eyery precaution 10 tho end that no single
check be permitted to cscnpo tho clearing
house with tho result that for a poriod or
weeks tho dnily clcarings far and away sur
passed all previous efforts. The sudden In
did not seem natural however. ana
upon an Investigation OF tho circumstances the
Eastern decided upon. another location
Tor his proposed industries.
Is Good Advertisement.
IN older and better established citca such
q thing Is. OF course, impossible. and clear
ings remain thoy have always been tho best
indoK to business conditions. An unusually
largo aggregate for single month Is ire
Quently made to afford nm excellent advertise
ment and much good to the community Is
often the result.
Salt Lake Ahead.
The following comparative statement Of
clcarings for the first four months OF 1905
and 1906 should provo OF highly encouraging
nature TO Salt Lake business men. showing
II does aggregate volume or business
but little behind that OF Denver. and with
Salt Lake something likc 81 co., opo ahead for
month OF January, 1906
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STORAGE N )

ALL FURs Is,Sf
Tor T. the summer rspattsysu
stnte n.'h1el Ie, Fur ca a!ss n
for 1--we Wild as'i snimssS|: q a.
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UTAH CHAPTEc NO. l, r. A. M
Stated conyocation first Wednesday In
each month at Maso-ic hall. Companions
cordially invited. Chas. ", Morse. II. F.
Moses c. Phillips. secretary.
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MAPLE FLOORING

IF YOU WANT MAPLE FLOORING.
clear white. lA face, $50 per thousand.
carload lots, 10 per cent less. see Geo.
Marrow, architect. 412 Constitution bldg.
XIII
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
M g. Hanauer j. v. Sadler
l52 So. West Temple P o. box 1l4s
Analytical work a speciality. Price list
mailed. tHA
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Reasonable rates and generous renal.
for you, Salt Ls&e Security e Trustf fV-ne Wne
In our own building. 3e-A Main street
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Ell KAI4AH TEMPLE, A. A. o. n. NJ g.
Third "Wednesday of each month. Ma
ing invited. J. NJ Marriott, potentate;
w. L. Barnes recorder
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No S-Every
Thursday evening K. ot P. hall.
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Figures Are Incentive.

Tho figures quoted obovo should prove an
incentive to every citizen who hao the good
of the city at heart, to do all in his or her
power TO help the good work along to the
end that the greater Salt Lako so enthusiastic
ally talked OF may become tangible fact.
and that ut no distant date.
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knights Of Pythias.

cALANTHE- MYRTLE lodge No. l.
Every Monday. X of p. hall. c. r
Strock, c. C. G. e. Bakcr. x. OF X
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LINCOLN lodge No. 2. X OF P. meets
every Saturday evening, o'clock, X OF
2. hall
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WASATCH LODGE NO. l, F and A. M
Masonic hall second Friday each month.
Members OF sister lodges and soJourning
brethren in good standing invited Harrie
Wall Griffin, w. IA: A. j, Lowe, secre-
tary.
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Lumber at Top Notch.

Lumber which has been worry high for some
time will not, II is reported go any higher
There Is a great deal of building now going
on both in the city and in the Stnte- Tho high
price OF material, whilo q drawback to build
ing has not affected 10 any great extont the
persistent march OF progress OF Utah Tho
lumber yards of tho city VOL hllcd with
all kinds OF building MATERIAL the demand Tor
which liz and strong.
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Woodmen Of the World.

Tuesday, O. clock at 1. o, o. F. hall.
SILVER MAPLE circle No. 1Gs meets
every Friday night at 1. O. o. F. hall.
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PHONOGRNI
NOTICE.


EDISON PH0NOGRAPAu g
g. W. Temple, Fo7s ~
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THE STRINGER CO.
"a HRna onI G01l1h

70 West md SUUVWW. :. -oar
We hive for sale n choice list OF room
ine-hounes from which tho FOLLOWING
bargains are selected: .n,o. -.,,
on State ST. 9 rooms, modern; |eV' rent
On Main ct 10 rooms, modern, Sl2oo;
rent, Including water, $50.
on Ord South. near West Temple. h9sse ,9eno.
of l4 rooms. almost newly iurn-' 'Ao'''
completely modern; rent $40 ~ Of
on West Temple. near Srd South' q
rooms. rent 500; the price, S2in
on Main st, best location, % roeIns,
completely modern, rent only $40; the
pc THE STRINGER CO.
10 West End South.
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ATTENTION. ELKS-ALL MEMBERS
B. p. o. F.. No. SO arc requested To at
tend the funeral of Brother w ] Nc
Intyre, Sunday. June s, at p. m. from
family residence, 77s South eth East A.
w. RaybouId. Secretary. Thomas Homer.
Exalted Ruler
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