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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess"
mcnt Of the tax levied by the CITY Couh-
ell OF Salt Lake City, Utah. by ordinance
pnssod July 1G 1906. upon the property
abutting upon
SIXTEEN FOOT SIDEWALKS,
notb sIdes of State street, between
First South and Third South streets the
gouth 1873 feet OF lot /, block 20; inc soutn
IL feet Of the north lO2 feet OF lot D. anu
the south IL feet Of lot b, BLOCK IL, Ihe
north lo7. .25 feet OF lot 3. and all OF lots
9 and 4, block II. the south lO033 feet
Of lot 5. and the north 1A2 feet oil lot >.
block 90; and the north 34.f5 feet OF lot
s, block 81. plat "A,
EIGHT FOOT SIDEWALKS.
Both sides OF State street between
South Temple and First South streets
and between Third South and Pourtn
South sLcerts: The north 1856 teet Oh
lot I, and the south AZ feet Of lot Z. Inc
north 20 feet Of lot 9. and the nortn u
feet OF the south 24.5 feet OF lot ., DlocR
10, the south 125 feet Of lot 8. and the
north 272.25 feet Of lot ]. block o2; the
south 65 feet OF lot 8. and the north lo4 Q
feet Of lot 4. block "a; the north 4l25
feet OF the south l23.75 feet of lot 4. the
north 495 feet OF lot 3. and all OF lot z,
block 90. plat a." Salt Lake CITY
survey, for the purpose OF constructing
cement sidewalks sixteen lloJ leeI
wide and four (D inches thick on
both sides Of State street between FIRST
South and Third South streets. and ce-
ment sidewalks eight (S) feet VIDE ana
four t4 Inches thick on both sides ol
State street between South Temple and
First South streets, and between Ihird
South and Fourth South streets, where
the present walks are defective, in side
walk district No. Q.
That the Board OF Equalization and Re
view appointed by the City Council foI
that purpose Will meet at the office ol
the City Recorder, room 100. city and
county building, on Monday, August D
1906, and continue in session until Fri
day, August 10. 1906, between the hours
OF 80 and 80 p. m, and will hear anc
consider any objections and make cor
rectIon OF any tax which said board may
deem unequal or unjust
That during said time, between tho
hours OF u. III. and 3 p, M, said lis
Will be open TO public inspection at the
office of the City Recorder. room 100
city and county building. Salt Lake City
Utah,
BY order of the City Council, dated
July 23. 1906.
J. B. MORETON,
City Recorder.
Paving extension No. 26. n245!
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TO CONNECT WITH
M0FFAT ROAD
Colorado & Southern May Build
Connection in Boulder
County.
WOULD OPEN UP LOW
GRADE MINING DISTRICT
GiIpin Railroad Company Has
Been Incorporated for
:, This Purpose.

The Colorado O. Southern railway will
extend the tracks OF the Gilpin tram
way in Boulder county, Colo. and may
effect connection with the Moffht road,
says the Denver Post Many new mines
In GilpIn and Boulder counties Will bo
served by the extensions.
1t has been necessary to secure new
charter for the tramway company In or
der to run It's tracks into Boulder county,
aud the Gilpin Railroad company has
boon Incorporated for that purpose.
The tramway is an extremely narrow
guage road, which runs around tho
mountains In the vicinity OF Central City
and Blaekhawk TO the mouths OF the
mines. Ore Is loaded into the small cars
of the tramway and taken to tho main
tracks OF tho Colorado 6 Southern. This
savea hauling the ore In wagons to the
railroad.
A. D. Parker is president Of the new
company and William A. webb is secre-
tary. Tho directors nre II. w Cowan.
chief engineer OF the G, & s.; o. L.
Dimes and l.. Z. Rowland.
1t Is probable that the tramway will
extend from Central City on the c. & S.
TO Rollinsville on the Moffat road and
new low-grade mining district will bs
opened UP.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Free Coinage Mining and Milling COM
pany. Principal place Of business, salt
Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at q meetInv
of the directors. held on the 9th day of
July. 1906 an assessment OF Y cent per
share was levied on tho capital stock OF
the corporation. payable at once to tho
secretary at the office OF the Company
70 and % Commercial block. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 9th day OF
August. 1906. will be delinquent and ad-
vertlsed for sale at public auction, and
unless payment Is made berore will be
sold on the 18th day OF September. 1906
to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with the cost of advertising and
expense of sale. j. e. DARMER
Secretary.
~ and 7s Commercial block, Salt Lake
City, Utah. a507
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the as
sessment of the tax levied By the Clty
Council OF Salt Lake City, Utah. by or
dinance passed July 16, 1906. upon the
property abuttinG upon all OF lots l and
S. block 61, all of lots /, G, and g.
block 81; all OF lots l and s, block Al; all
OF lots 2. 9, and 8. block 60; all OF lots
and 5, block So; ell of lots 2, 3, and
8: block 46, plat "B. Salt Lake City sur
Tey. for the purpose OF grading. gutter
Ing and curbing with cement and paving
with macadam two roadways (said ma
cadam pavement on each side OF said
roadways to be twenty-four (24) feet wide
and nine (9) inches thiclzj, with a twenty
four (24) foot park between, on Sixth
East street from the south side of South
Temple street to the Aorth side of Third
South street, in paving district No. 26.
That the Board. of Equalization and Re-
view appointed by the City Council for
that purpose, Will meet at the Office of
the City Recorder. room 100, city and
county building, on Monday, August G.
1906, and continue in session until Friday,
August 10, 1906 between the hours OF 3 80
and 4:30 p. m, and Will hear and con-
slider any objections and make correc-
tion OF any tax which said board may
deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time. between the
hours OF a. IN. and p. m. said list
VIII be open TO public inspection ut the
oiiice OF the City Recorder room 100
city and county building, Salt Lake CITY
Utah.
By order OF the City Council. dated
July %, 1906.
]. B. MOREToN,
City Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No. 11s a24so
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AN ORDINANCE.
Bill No. 90.
Sidewalk Extension No. IL

An ordinance amending and re-enactlng
Section 800 OF the Revised Ordinances oi
Salt Lake City OF 1903
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of
Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION / That Section 3G6 OF the
Revised Ordinances Of Salt Lake City of
1905 be, and the same hereby is amended
and re-enacted SO as to read as follows;
SECTION 3GG. APPLICATION.
AMOUNT, All applications for license
contemplated by the preceding section
pin or ball alleys. on nine or ten-pin al
leys to be licensed, and the place of keep
ing the same. Upon the filing OF such
application. and upon payment into the
City Treasury Of twelve Gl20O dollars
per annum in advance for each biltardl
or pool table. and twenty $4,000 dollars
for pin or ball alleys or nine or ten-ptn
alley specified In said application, yearly
licenses may be issued thereon.
ordinances In conflict herewith are here
by repealed TO the extent Of such con-
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take
Passed by The City Council of Salt Lake
City. Utah. July, q 1906. and referred to
the Mayor FOR h1s rT9N aTPPS9vai Sitv Recorder
Approved this 9Th day OF July, 1906,
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor
State of Utah. City and County of Salt
I, j. B, Moreton. CITY Recorder of Salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is full true
and correct copy of an ordinance entitled
"An ordinance amending and re-enacting
Section 366 OF the Revised Ordinances OF
Salt Lake City OF 1908" passed by the
City Council Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
July g 1906. and approved by the Mayor
July g. 1906. as appears OF record In my
Office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the cor
pornte seal OF said city, this 9th day OF
July, 1906.
(Seal) 3. MORETON.
City Recorder
Bill No. 9S. ASIA
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Railroad Notes.

The fare from Las Vegas to Bullfrog,
Rhyolite. Beatty and Gold Center Is now
$40 This order has Just been made by
the Salt > Lake Route.
F. w. Gillette. general freight and pas
senger agent of the Salt Lake Route, to-
gether with Mrs, Gillette and their son.
arrived from the East yesterday and will
go west this afternoon,
j. H. Burtner OF the Clark road has
returned from trip through his south
ern territory,
Tho Sunday excursion business still
continues heavy. On Sunday the Rio
Grande carried $50 eXcursionists to OR-
den. 200 to Park City and $50 TO Provo
canyon, while the Short Line brought
many down from Ogden.
w. Fl. Bancroft is resting up In the
vicinity OF the Yellowstone, He is,
doubtless. finding amusement dallying
with the lDny tribe In the streams In
the park district.
S. V. Derrah has returned from Den
YER, whence he went In response to a
business call.
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2, 3. 4 and .. block q, p
ajde iidne ~ Si1y ~ survey. abutt,hns
South side of First Sou,fh ,fhtFeel
north side OF Second IN "a s!s5
Paving District No South [
nnglng niran, a rrontage OF sso fsas,id fsaid
This tax Is levied a.
pense or curblng and e,, w HeffeY
mcnt tsaid gutter ~ usterluT
inches wide) said portiouDe % ih|I
opposite the pronertv,i rt,ivn Of
scribed 10 be especj. nereln.|
benefited by said iInvry ufe
Is hereby adJudged dInwemen|
established that the an ,u,ssermir|
tally benefited thershre WIN +
amount OF the tax th.S To
saiu parceis or land are hssys1
at an cIpai and uniform rs,1
ance with the linear foos ts
said portion OF said strest ,gsonu
and TO depth OF twentv.rt,on!
back therefrom. and tSsnv
levied and TO be asseasain ino "a
cells of land is eight qpo1
twenty-five (ys25.O05 ao,1nnnn
and 25-100 (s1.25) tlo,iaralarA
linear foot which is the ~
cost and estimated cost stl4|
of said curb and guitar psr \
urer Is hereby authorizsdd duu
10 assess In accordance al1
visions of this Ordinance VIZ
herein mentioned. all az is ivl "
s, block 80. plat "F" eo,s e,o,s
survey. as the came az. oalt 7
ohicial plass Of said city IN
twenty-five (25) feet bacf
street, and To collect said q
Section 2. Said tax shaii /,
be delinquent In six (Gi so'
ments. as follows. to-wItsV
thereof shall become dsi,.
month after the approval ns
nance; onesixth therenS
after such approval: ons.sM' ~
In two years after such asusV
sixth thereof in three ysss p.v
approval: one-sixth thereof =
! after such approval. and ona
OF In five years after s~.e'
Each ana every installment af
except the frst, shall draw I.
the rate of six per cent usr ~ u
date OF levy until delinuusns
and every installment OF RIA
bear interest at the rate, ~
cent per annum from and aSs.1
of delinquency. ''
Section 2. This ordin,n..
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City CouneI,
Lake CITY Utah. July 2, lon
ferrcd 10 the Mayor for his
j. 3. MORETON. civ o.
Approved this 6th day NJ ~ 81
EZRA THOMPBoN
state OF Utah. City and Il
Selt Lake.-ss.
/, j. b Moreton, City Recor1
Lake City. Utah. do hereby e.
the above and foregoing In n
and correct copy OF an ordin|
titled, AN ordinance levyIne ,
for tho assessment Of prons,,
east side OF Thirteenth East e.
the south side Of First Soatd'
the north side os Second Eoo
in Paving District No. a. IA,
pose Of providing for the m me,,,
gutterlnE thereof" passed by
Council Of Salt Lake City. II
.. 1906. and approved By d
July 8, 1905. as appears OF
my Office. H
In witness whereof / have
set my hand and affixed TIN
seal Of said city. this sth dsy
1906.
(Seal) j, B. M0RE
nu CITY 3
| Curb ana gutter erfereion 4.
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance leyying a tax and for
the assessment of property on tho east
side OF Thirteenth East street from the
south side of First South street TO the
north side of Second South street. in
Paving District No 2I for the purpose
or providing for tho curbins and gut
tering thereof
Salt Lake City, Utah:
Section 1. That the City Council
does hereby levy the tax and provide FOR
inc assessment OF the samo upon the
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MIR. WELBY RETURNS HOME.
Finds Everything at This End Of Line
In Fine Shape.

A. Il. Welby. general superintendent,
and j. NJ Walker. superintendent Of tel
egraph of the Rio Grande, left for Dem
yer Monday afternoon. Before his de-
parture Mr.. Welby said they had found
everything at this end Of the line in
splendid condition. The Bingham branch
line is progressing. improvements are
proceeding and tho Western Pacific is
forging its way toward the Golden State.
Referring to the new depot Mr. Welhy
said: THE plans have been modified by
the architects In Chicago and have been
finally approved by the officials in New
York. and the order to start construc-
tion and push the building to completion
may be expected any day"
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TWO W0RKMEN KILLED
Boiler Of Indiana Paper Mill Explodes;
Many Are Hurt.

YINCENNES. Ind. July S0,-Two work
men were killed and over twenty others
we're injured by the explosion of a boiler
at the plant of the Yincennes Paper Mill
company today. The property loss is
$4,000.
OF the injured the worst hurt is Charles
Connors. who was blown through the air
fifty feet.
The boiler was hurled through the roof
OF the boiler-house. and falling 100 feet
distant, It badly damaged the Harrison
mansion. home OF William Henry Harrt-
son when he WIS Governor of the North
west Territory,
All the injured will recover.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

sss WEST THIRD SOUTH
Onorod $50 per month ront. owner wants
cent not on money invested. It is a modern
cottage; porcelain bath, and IN frst-clasa re-
pair. Tho lot 8Gx1s0 to alley. Look IL up.
6s II STREET
Seven-room modern two-story franc. Be
longs to an estate. 1t must be oold and
cnn make reasonable torms. Tho price.
$500. offered S25 por month ront for Il.
Wnl net 10 per cent on money invested.
West Tomplc near Seventh South.
Broom modern brick cottage, 2Hx1o
rods woll improved and In nrst,class oondi-
ton. 5000,
Eoar Sixth South and Eighth East, on an
avenue, 7xlo rods. $1,000. Make ofior.
1867 Windsor avenue.
A 4-room brick cottage, wator and slsc-
rooms can be finished upstairS; tho lot 60xl57
ieet to alloy and surely cheap at S210o.
Noar Ninth Eus, and Eleventh South.
A Groom brick, two yoarB old, room for
bath; wator and 9. |. III house, and the lot
6xlo rods cost present owror $4,000. Wants
II sold quickly; prioo, 32l0O, $1,000 caah,
balance $780, per cont,
On q corner on First street.
Srs rods, facing south and west; benut~
ful shade; nice high elevation, with an g.
room modorn two-atory residence; good barn
and barn lot besides. 10000.
No, 1880 Third street.
A o-room modern two-Btory brick, lot 2Nx
10 rods, furnace, IL 81 an up-to.date and
modern house. $4,000. Cau mako reasonable
torms
No. 923 Third street
It's 7-room modern residence, all modern
conventences. IT'S brand now; It. is better
built than you could build It yourself wul
make reasonable pricc and terms SEQ It.
II you are looking for a modern cottage
on tho northeast bench, have thom oyery-
whore, Priced, s21oo up. I am cctrain that
every cottage for sale In that part OF tho
city In on my list.
A. RICHTER. 10 West First South street.
Fhones GAL. n229b
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j. N COURTNEY, eos SO WEST TEMPLE
AZ acres, trackage, ripe for plating $4,000
10 Rcros good land, good whtor right;
DC car fare; easy torms .s..,. $4,000
W very 70 oasy ' torms; ms each " l.e....".s 500
oapy terms -: ...-. $500
Good 7-room brick End st.; bargain. $4,000
Good 6-room frame. with good barn,
shade, lawn easy terms .ss,.a.- $3.50
Gan match any FAIR proposition, sale or
trade, EVERYWHERE.
J. N, COURTNEY. 2o5 So. w, Tomple
street, a2263
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Bond Deal Not Closed,

The Utah Light &c Railway company
has not yot disposed OF Its 50, SOC, 900
worth Of Improvement bonds. Judge LIE
Grande Young, who has Just returned
from the East. will visit New York and
Boston again In the fall, when an en-
deavor Will be made to close the deal.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Raymond Illinois Mining company
principal place OF business Salt Lake
City, Utah. Location OF mines, Eureka
Utah.
Notlce.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assessment No. 2. installment No. l. Of
IL cent per share. levied on the 9th
day OF June, 1906. the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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Bond Issue Proposed.

Simon Bamberger, president Of the Salt
Lake G. Ogden railroad. proposes to issue
S500,000 gold 8 per cent interest bearing
bonds to secure sufficient capital to COM
plete the road to the mouth of Ogden can
yon. double-track 1t from Salt Lake to
that point and electrify It,
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MONEY TALKS HERE.

Owner leaving city Is forced to uoll his
nice fve.room modern preBsod brick cottage
situated OH beautiful Third street near
street II you want a nice cottage, IN a
choice location, with large lot. as bar
gain. this one Mt once, II you can equal
II at our prico: don't buy 1t.
A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.
A M'EELLAR g. CO., 63N West Second
South. a2273
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NHu III HCVOFuaHCt WITH law and mn
order of the board Of directors, made on
the 9th day OF June. 1906. SO many shares
of each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at public auction
at the Office OF the company. 500 Atlas
block, Salt Lake City. Utah, on the 18th
day OF August. 1906. at 8 o'clock p m,
TO pay the delinquent assessment there
on. together with the costs OF adyertls-
ing and expense of sale.
J. G. LYNCH, Secretary
First publication Tuesday, July 81, 1906.
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COLoNISTS' RATES.
Salt Lake Route First In Field With
Announcement

The Salt Lake Route gets first In the
held with the announcement that col
onist tickets will be on sale September 10
to October 81, inclusive. at all points on
the Missouri river and Colorado common
points to various points in Utah, Ne
vada ard California. The rate will be
approximately one fare for the round
trip. Stop-overs will bs allowed at Clear
Lake and Milford, Utah; Caliente, New.
and at any point within the State of
California, except Los Angeles.
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- n L " " Do oSAao = -
GOOD.
WE HAVE A FEW GOOD
BUYS IN MODERN HOMES ON
THE EAST SIDE.
A STRICTLY MODERN HOME
OF o ROOMS WITHIN WALK
MO DISTANCE OF MAIN, ON
THIRD SOUTH, PoR se6oo.oo.
ONLY 7 BLOCKS OUT, ON
SECOND SOUTH STREET, Is
A HOME OF 7 ROOMS, MOD
ERN; SEWER CON-; FINE
LOT. WE'LL IMPROVED, FOR
100000
LOCATED WELL ON SEW
ENTH EAST STREET IS A
MODERN HOME OF ROOMS,
DOWNSTAIRS ALL HARD
WOOD FINISH. FINE PLACE,
FOR $500.
A MODERN HOME ON FIRST
SOUTH STREET, OF 8 ROOMS,
LARGE LOT, BARN, FINE
LAWN AND SHADE, FACING
SOUTH, IN A GOOD LocA-
TON, FOE $500.
THE BEST BUY ON FIRST
SOUTH STREET, A s-RooM
MODERN BRICK; FURNACE,
SEWER CORRECTIONS. WITH
2NK1o RODS. A SNAP At
$500.
$4,000 BUYS A FINE PRESSED
BRICK TERRACE, WELL Los
GATED. ON EAST SIDE.
$4,000 FOB A FRB b-RooM
COTTAGE, CLOSE IN.
$3.50 BUYS A GOOD COT.
rAGR. WELL LOCATED, ON
EAST sIDE, eh BLOCKS FROM
MAIN STREET.
WE HAVE CHOICE COR
EERS, CLOSE IN, WELL IN
PROVED, FOR $4,000 and sl6,-
600.
VERY CHOICE LOTS ON
SOUTH MAIN STREET FOE
$500
WE WILL MAKE TERMS ON
AMY OF THE ABOVE PLACES;
REASONABLE INTEREST.
IF IT'S REAL ESTATE
ASK HALLoRAN.
IA WEST THIRD SOUTH
STREET, BOTH PHONES
s2s. az
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
quick salos wo have the buyers Andos-
son Roal Estate Investment Co. Bell phone
d74, Rooms 30O-3n1 Now Herald bldg.
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TO LAY HEAVY STEEL.
Improvement to Be Made on st. An
thouY Branch

The st, Anthony branch Of the Oregon
Short Line is to be relaid with heavy
steel to conform with the weight OF rail
now being put down on the Yellowstone
park road. The improvement will admit
Of faster time between Idaho Falls and
st. Anthony and eventually will lead to a
reduction OF the time between Salt Lake
and the park
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
p,,x Sllz

SAMPLE BARGAINS.
East Side
S8o00-A beautiful now, up-to-date home,
basement under outiro house; laun-
dry, furnace room, fruit collar, stor-
age room, parlor 2SIl3; bedrooms
19x23 and l6x18, 60 ~. OF porchcs.
&2ooo-On End ST., Groom, with bath, toilet,
o. l., mantel and cellar,
e270o-A Groom mod, 9th East cement
walk around house, hne SHADE; lot
50Il57
S275o-A 6-rm mod, coment walk street
and around house; fno lawn and
shade. $3.50 down and SEQ per mo.
Ss00o-7-room, :. bath, furnace, coment
walk. J. .wn and south front
910b0-% rooms Ol Bryan aye.; $3.50 down
and S6.65 per month.
West Side
$17o0-Snap; 4-room cream bk.; cont. walk
9th West and End South.
S2s00-7.room; pore. bath. cleo. lights, 5000
down and S25 per month.
s2e76-6-room mod; terms, 7th West
S3660-BeRutiful Broom mod, fonce, cement
walk all around
Building Lots.
3Nx10 on 2nd st. t......-..........S1 $3.50
3I10 on 18th East ..s............ 1850
2N18 on East 2nd South ......... 1900
T6x132 II. on State st .......,...,. 1860
C. F. Little & Co.
Both phones 2s4s, 2osa21o Atlas blk
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SECRET SOCTETII
MIzPAH CHApIER

KNIGHTS OF THE MAooA1'
Lake City tent No. 2-Every
I. o. o. =. hall. Visiting KnisAll
A. A. 8. RITE-The four co-ofdl1
OF the a A. S. rito Of Free Mls
stated meetings the third Thursdl
month az tho Masonic haIl, tor1
Temple and Second So. Sojour1lz|
invited. u
Joseph G. BywAief. 80 q
W. 81. Jordan Lodge Of Perts<1|
S. c. Park, 81 dq
W. NJ. james Lowe Chapter of ,
No. l. 81
c. W. Morse. K. G. Q. 3
Commander Salt Lake Council q
No. L.
II. y. Mayo, K. c. @ 4
II. Of X. Utah ConmstorJ. y
christopher Diehl, % ~
Register OF all tho Be
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT
with Capital Roal Estate 1nyestmont CO.
II w. end So, Ind, phone &c. h6d0
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HAT FACTORY

HAT FACTORY
-~~~-~~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~
HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED
blocked. remodelsd Room 81, Eagle Block
Phone 1S64-Y. a2477
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FOR REAL ESTATE, BUSINESS CHANCES,
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