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IMPORTANT MEETING TO-DAY,
Committee on Engineers and Bremen
 to See President TruesdaIe.

Scranton, Penn, Oct. 31.-The griev- ance committee of the engineers and firemen of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Westrn railroad will meet President Truesdale in New York tomorrow, having failed to reach an agreement with the general superintendent. The switchmen have been in conference with the general superintendent since Mon- day last.
 The gievance committee of the tran- men assembled tonight and will ask the general superintendent for a con- ference as soon as the demands have been formulated.
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writer of wen Known Songs Dend.

sanFrancisco, Oct. 31.-William Rev. bolds, a composer and musical director. died yesterday at the Lane hospital aft CT a short illness. "The Sweetest Story Ever Told, and Nancy Brown are two of his most successful songs.
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FIRST DISASTER SUIT
Lafayette student Brings Action for S5O, 900 Against the Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, Oct. S1.-Counsel repre- senting Edward Morgan, student at La fayette college, who was injured on Sunday in the Atlantic City disaster, instituted suit here to-day for $5O,OOO damages against the Pennsylvania rail- road company, Morgan, who is col lege athlete, was badly injured about the spine, He is now in a local hos pital, paralyzed, and in a serious con- Otion.
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Important French Decision.

Paris, Oct 31.-The council of state to-day handed down an important de- cision in which it recognized the legal ity, under the common law, of meetings organized by private individuals for the purpose of worship.
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Murphy Urges support of Ticket.

New York, Oct. 31.-Charles F. Mur- phy, leader of Tammany HalL sent out a signed statement tonight to all members of the auxiliary committee of Tammany Hall, urging support of the full democratic ticket,
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LILLY WILL REPLY.
Says He Will Completely Disprovc
 Donahue's Statements.

Waterbury Oct. 31.-Congressman-at- Large George L. Lilley said to-day that he would make an extended reply on Friday evening at the Hyperion thea ter in New Haven, to the speech made by Charles J. Donahue in the same place on Tuesday evening. MT. Lilley intimated that what he would have to say would be of a sensational nature, and declared that it would completely disprove the statements of his oppo- nent
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ROumania VIII Partic,pate.

Bucharest, Roumania, Oct. 81.-The government has accepted President Roosevelts invitation to participate in the Jamestown exposition in 1907, and Yill appoint delegates to attend.
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Art Objects stolen from RothschiId
 Chateau.

Paris, Oct, Slit is reported to-day that a large quantity of objects of art of very great value have been stolen from the chateau at Chantilly of Bar oness James Rothschild.
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SMALL SKlRMISH WITH UTES
FIFTY PONIES CAPTURED BY
 SOLDIERS STAMPEDED.


 Crow Indians and a Band of Chey- ennes Met by Troopers-Both Claimed They Were Hunting.
 Sheridan, Wyo., Oct. 91.--A skirmish occurred to-day between a band of the renegade Ute Indians and troop of the Tenth cavalry on Bitter Creek, ac- cording to word brought by a special courier. The troops had captured fifty Ute ponies, severely frightening five In- dian herders
 As the troopers were driving away the ponies 100 Utes, fully armed, sur rounded the cavalrymen and the ponies, stampeding the ponies with revolver shots and war whoops. The Indians re- covered all the ponies but five that were killed by the troop in an effort to stop the stampede.
 The Indians did not fire at the sol- diers. The soldiers desisted from at- tacking the Utes. as the reds greatly outnumbered the troopers.
 Troopers say that, as far as they can ascertain from rumor and observation, the Indians will fight with little provo cation.
 Another detachment of the Tenth cavalry that left Sheridan on Monday night ran across wandering band of 100 Crow Indians under command of Chief Sweet Mouth. The troopers drove the Crows back toward the Crow agen- cy The Crows said that they were hunting, and denied any intention of joining the Utes.
 Still another squad of the Tenth cav airy fell in with a band of Cheyenne Indians, who, on representation that they were hunting, were allowed to SC in peace.
 Settlers charge that the Indian guides employed by the federal troops are act 1 ing treacherously and leading the troops on false trails to keep the sol diers from overriding the Utes. These settlers mention among the willy scouts Woman's Dress, American Horse and White Cow Bull
 Omaha, Neb,, Oct. 31,-Advices a army headquarters here late this after noon from Major CrIerson, in commanC of the detachment of the Tenth caval ry which first took the field in pursuit of the Utes in Wyoming, say that ther is no prospect of clash between tn troops and the Indians. The latter ar quietly hunting in the mountains nea their camp on the Powder river insteat of moving toward the Cheyenne reser vation as reported. Major Grierson ex poets to have a conference with tn ehieff of the band in a day or two.
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TRIPLE TRAGEDY.

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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Tho Little Cottonwood Mining company;
principal place Of business Salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
Notice-Thero arc delinquent upon tic fol-
lowing described stock, on account of ASSESS
ment Of onc-hnlf of one cent per share levied
on tho 10Th day OF October. 1906. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF tho re-
spectly0 shareholders, as follows:
No, Name. Shares Amount
l0-August MaSnuson ....... 2O00 $40 90
D-August Magnuson -.,.s.s... i81 2.3l
2G-John w. Lundin .,,....s.... Gg9 20
And. In accordance with law and order of
the boar dof directors made on tho 18th day
Of October 1905, so many shares of each par
eel OF stock as may be necessary VIII be sold
a, public auction. at the ofnco or The com
pnDy. No, ~ Commercial block. Salt Lato
CITY. Utah, on the 10th day of December,
1906, at o'clock p. M. TO pay tho delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the costs
of advertising and expense of sale.
p. P. PHELPS, Secretary,
10 Commercial block, Salt Lake City. Utah.
e25iS
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Notice of Annual Stockholders Meet
ing of the Phoebe Consolidated Min
inc and Reduction Cnmnanv

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Phoebe
Consolidated Mining s. Reduction Company
viii be held at tho Main oiRco OF the Com.
pauy, 10 wit, tho rooms occupied by H. W.
Lawrence at No. 1875 Main street, Salt Lako
City Utah, on Wednesday, the 5,h day OF
December. \. D. 1906. at tho hour OF 10
O clock n, m, for tho purpose OF cloctiue a
Board OF Trustees. and for the transaction
OF such other business may legally como
before such meeting.
THoS. j. OSBORNE. President.
FRANK G0DBE. Secretary
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HOME VISITORS EXCURSIONS
East

East.
Via Oregon Short Line and Union, Pa
cifc Railroads. Following rates will
prevail from Salt Lake:
Denver and return ............$I .$I9.75
Omaha and return ..............3 5000
Chicago and return. n........... A. so
Kansas City and return. ........ 5000
st. Louis and return .......... 39.50
TICKETS ON SALE NOVEMBER
goth and DECEMBER 18th, limited to
60 days from date OF sale.
Porportionatelv low rates from and
to many other points. See agents fop
particulars.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 2o1 MAIN
STREET,
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$4,000 to California,

From ice and snow to orange bios.
SONS and sea bathing In one day.
Phone 1886. Call 100 South Main. A
pleasure to answer questions at Salt
Lake Route office.
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THANKSGIVING EXCURSIONS

Via D. & r. c., November 90 ard 20.
One single fare for the round trip
to all points in Utah. Tickets good
returning December ).
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CHRlSTENSEN'S

Mr., Christensen will give a special
matinee and ball in his beautiful new
academy, 1877 East First South on
Thanksgiving day, at 4 and $50.
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McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Fones 81
GREENWATER!

The new copper wonder
reached via Salt Lake Route
and auto from Amargosa. i
1856. l6o South Main street.
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You can get photos at half price this
month at frst,class studio. Chase,
249 Main.
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$4,000

Buys 5-room brick cottage, nearly new.
lot 6x1o rods, and located near 18th South
and 9th East.
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$3.50

Buys 2ostory frame; it's modern, except
furnace; has 7 rooms. and IS located on the
north side Of lBt street
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Daily Reporter Co., Printers.
Have moved to GO W. End So. St
Utah's Favorite Sport.

Rabbit hunt in the snow-clad Cedar
Valley on Thanksgiving Day. Special
train leaves at 6 u, m. Fare, round trip,
81. Salt Lake Route.
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Most every man can the joke
Except the victim who Is broke,
For when you have your watch In soak
The world will laugh and calI you "bloke,"
Hut hhould you advertisc
Your Business Chances pulling here
VIII clevnte your social sphere.
And men will cnlI You "flnancier."
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OGDEN AND RETURN $1.10
Via D. &R. G. THANKSGIVING Day.

Via D. & n, G., Thanksgiving Day.
Special High school excursian train
will leave Salt Lake at 9 a, M Regular
train. 1925 n. m Returning, leave Og"
den I p. m. and midnight. Join the
young folks, and have q. good, time.
Everybody invited. Big football con'
test for the High school championship,
Tickets good returning December 3.
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$4,000 to California

From ice and snow to orange blos-
SONS and sea bathing In enc day.
phone 1886. Call 100 South Main. A
pleasure to answer questions at Salt
Lake Route office
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10 West 1st South Phones GAL. e2549
THE sTRINaER COMPANY,
10 West End SO. st.
New 4-room frame, West side, near first
class school; $780, s76 cash, balance $40
monthly
New 4-room frame, West side; lot 33z14o;
S1100; Same terms as above.
Nice 3-room brick, with lot 50L160 IT..
7th East, near Liberty park; fenced city
water; $3.50.
Almost new 4-room frame, stone founda-
ton, hardwood finish; cellar, water in house.
bathroom, china closet, wired for lights; 2
porches; good barn, lot 2xs rods. This place
deserves your investigation II you are look
ing for clean, comfortable home; S165o.
4-room modern brick, lot 2x8 rods and right
OF way; 8 blocks from county building;
$4,000; $3.50 cash, bal. SIS monthly
On 9th So, near 9Th E, a Groom mod
ern; $4,000, a good buy; rents for s22.
5-room modern brick, corner on st. (;
nice lot with right Of way; $4,000; $500
cash, bal monthly.
THE sTRINGER COMPANY,
20 West End So. st. e22s8
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MOD. 3-RM FLAT; COMPLETE FOE
house. e1222
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s-RooM MODERN BRICK, HOT WATER
heat. very close IN. Ing. 90 E. First SO.
street d2S,1
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, BN SUITE:
bath, electric Light; S12 and Up, 2S7
West lst South E1o73
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

PAELOK FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired. Eitlmates submitted
request. Phones 5299. 8. L. Matt L Mig
Co. l5s West 1st South o2s
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MODERN ROOMS NEAR o. s. L., STEAN
heat; board II desired. 27o w. s. Temple
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SECOND HAND COMPUTING SCALES FOR
butchers and groccrs. Toledo Computing
Scale Co., II West end South streot. e23l8
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ARCHITECTS

ERsKINE & LILJENBERG, REMOVED TO
23o-31 Coml Club bldg. Ind phone SiS,
Bell S43-k. Artistic homos. y8
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SCAVENGERS

UTAH SCAVENGER CO, $50 soUTH SRD
East Ind. 394s; Bell 261oN
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$500 cash, balance on time, buys a 7-room
modern cottage, including furniture, on 1st
ST.; heated by hot~a air furnace.
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL
HARVEY & CO., ITO w. S. TEMPLE. BAL
ed hay In car lots.
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FOR RooMING- HOUSES Or BUSINESS
opportunities OF any kind. see Boss O.
Davis, at Capital R. z. L Co.. II West end
South st. Bell 1901, d12O7
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THREE MODERN ROOMS, WITH BOARD.
or for light housekeeping. 52s East 9Th
South. desc
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LARGE ROOM FOR LIGHT HoUSEKEEP-
ing ia West 3rd South. elo13
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ELEGANT s-RM. RESIDENCE ON hJRTH
Main st. Fritsch. No. IL E. End So st.
Phones; Ind, TAT. He'll. 1867. d242o
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tOh otIb-M MIpCbDIANbUUS
FURNITURE OF 8 ROOMS, REASONABLY.
10 West end North, Cor, Main. Call
mornings. discs
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7 .
ing. 466 So. First West. ol05o
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN.
near Eagle Gate, single or suite 120
Canyon Road. $3.50
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DESIRABLE ROOM. FOR GENTLEMAN.
22i Brigham st. e2377
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| CHEAPEST PRIVATE MONEY ON FURNI-
ture pianos, vehicles. horses or any chat
| toll security; lowest rates, easiest terms; long
| or short time very private. See US before
| borrowing Room 112. over Keith-o Brien
store. e6e1
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING,
with or without barn and chicken coops.
AZ w, 9Th South o148S
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SEVEN.RooM BRICK; MODERN HOUSE.
Clio East 9Th South. d26s6
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IN PRIVATE HOME, TWO ROOMS AND
alcove, furnished for housekeeping; c. ].
bath. modern. els So. 1st W. o1650
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THE PLEASANToN. HANDSOMELY JR
nishod rooma; modern; close in. No. {
Kendall SQUARE, Ind phone 1889. a2O3J
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ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION, sUNBURsT, SIDE PLAT
Ing and pinking. Mrs. Jcnnens, sos E. Srd
South, Bell phone 2956~K
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FURNISHED ROOMS, ELECTRIC LIGHT,
BATH furnace heat, 421 South West Tenn
pie. c23S6
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE To-
day at s98 Brigham ST., from 2 to p, M
eo308
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NEAT NEW AND ELEGANTLY FUR.
Rshed rooms FOR rent No. IS East lth
South street. near postofice.
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MODERN 3-ROOM FLAT NEAR o. s. l..
and High school. Phone 337e-Y.
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VAN AND STORAGE
AUCTION SALES

MITCHELL VAN AND STORAGE co. HAS
removed TO 55 West End So. e99s
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TWO NICELY FURN. RMS. FOR LIGHT
housekeeping Desh, 2o3 So. 9th E.
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Go to Apollo Hall

for the big dance in American Fork,
December l. Special on Salt Lake
Route. I:30 D. IA.
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MONEY ADVANCED sALARIEp PEOPLE,
without security or indorser. any length OF
time Deal direct with the man who loans
his own money, Lowest rates in the city,
Chattel loans &C por cent Real estate
loans, to per cent per apnum. No com.
mission. CONFIDENTIAL. Lawrence. 1884 D,
2. Walker Bldg. d235S
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TWO FRONT ROOMS, $500 PER MONTH,
46S w. Ath So. No children. d2615
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. FUR.
nished complete; new, modern, convenient
16G West Fifth South e1645
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HURST SWITCH STOCK SOLD cHEAr
Easy terms II desired Address w J.
Curtis, 2l6 Commercial block. Portland Orc.
gon. 1880
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terost on furniture pianos, horses etc. ;
private; terms to suit. 149 Main ST., r. 500
c6S1
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A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South, Phones Sal. e2549
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SPIRITUALISTS

MRS HARRIET FONTYN. TRANCE MEDI-
um, readings daily, meetings Sunday and
Thursday evenings at p. M, at 2e7 So, Wost
Temple. d2920
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HALF OF FURNISHED HOUSE, MAN AND
wifo preferred. SO So 3rd East e129c
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NICELY FURN. ROOMS; REASoNABL
and strictly modern. 36S E. 4th So. d69
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MOST DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, CON.
nccted with bath, steam heat etc. Sec,
ond East Apartments. l54 So, End East
elo0o
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FRONT BOOM, FURNISHED: CHEAP. $50
e Brigham cle7e
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FOR sALE-A WELL-EsTABLISHED AC-
cldent insurance business. Warren Foster.
90 Commercial block. GLOSS
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FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere. Most
complete stock OF secondhand goods In the
city, BOO heaters, cook stoves and ranges at
bottom prices Western Furniture 90, gag
state ST. stoyo repairs for any old stove
d143A
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SMALL LOANS. CHEAP. QUICK; ON ANY
thing. Snow. 6os Auerbach Bldg. Tel
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$50 CASH REGISTER FOR s45. ALL
registers guaranteed Victor Cash Bogis-
ter Co., IT W. 2nd So. st o23I7
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SEVEN ROOMS, EAST SIDE: STRICTLY
modern Ind. 'phono 421s. or call 60
West 2nd South. el34
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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SEE STOWE & PALMER AID, PAGE 2.
e2aS5
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, GRoUND
floor. 90 w. 9th South. d215e
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Utah's Fayorite Sport,

Rabbit hunt in the snow-clad Cedar
Valley on Thanksgiving Day, Special
train leaves Mt S n. IN. Fare, round trip
81 Salt Lake Route.
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ON SALARY; EASY PAYMENTS; Low
rates; confidential. Cherry. 4o7 D. F.
Walker Bldg, d347
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$4,000 WORTH OF JAPANESE ART
Goods, must BIO sold at auction, daily D.
N. and p NJ, from now on until Christmas
sc So. Main st. el2o1
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CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE;
collections. damage suits, divorces pro.
bate businoSs promptly attended TO and with
dispatch. Call or write TO John j. Wallace
q Co.. top foor u. F, Walker bldg. de87
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ON ANY PROPERTY. YOU RETAIN Pos
session. The stringer Co., 10 w, End
South
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ELEGANT MOD. STORE ROOMS
In New York building, Market
St; everything new and up to
date. Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.,
Phones 27, 231 So. Ma!o IT
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Buys neat Broom cottage. No. % st.
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ELEGANT l2-ROOM MODERN HOME ON
st. Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., 251
8. MaiD. d2697
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. 2s. Z. OF P, MEETS
every Saturday cVoning. o'clock, Z. Of 2.
hall
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3lsxsA NEAR 7TH w. AND 7TH So,
only 5000.
5Ox145 to alley. near 9th W. and 5th
South. $3.50
491sx1S7, near 3rd N. and 1st West.
$T50.
50x9e, on Alameda ave, near 18th &.
and Brigham, $3.50.
40x115, to alley, on 3rd W. bet. 3rd
and 4th North, $3.50.
2Iax7jk to alley, near Sth and e, $500.
21tx7 to alley. End St. $1150.
37xl15, near 12th e. and Brigham,
1880
10x7, near 9th So. and 9Th E.. $500.
5X9. near 4th y. and 1st W., $4,000
2hx10 on 1st So. near 9Th E., $4,000.
7-room. 2-story brick, trimmed with
heavy stone, small barn. good sized lot,
near 9th e. and 10th So. THINK OF
THE TERMS. $3.50 cash. $50 per mo.
without interest. $2650.
7-room. 2-story brick. por. bath, g. l..
let So. near 9Th West, 5000 cash, s2s00-
z blocks northeast OF the News bldg.
7-room modern brick cottage, all
rooms on one floor, S closets. good barn,
fine shrubbery and lawns. $500 cash:
$4,000.
6ex1s5, Just the thing for flats or ter
race, only two blocks from Walker
Bros store. SIG per foot.
Another ideal fiat site near Eagle
Gate within q stones throw OF prop
erty for which Mrs. Bransford paid the
other day 5000 per foot. and we can sell
this for $S7 per foot
Another fiat site within 3h blocks OF
postofflce at s43 per foot, and corner
too.
A swell S-room modern pressed brick
about 3 blocks east OF postofflce, S6500.
9-room modern pressed brick, fur
mace. laundry. eto, about blocks east
of our office. s6I60
9-room modern pressed brick, very
large rooms. mantels and CRATES,
large lot near Catholic cathedral $1,000.
165x33o. within two blocks OF Walker
Bros store. $4,000.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
Under Natl Bank OF the Republic. a61e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
FOR SALE OR RENT
A sNAP-BY THE OWNER

A SNAF-bI 7 HE UWNEN~
Beautiful Groom pressed brick modern
ern convenience. $500 takes It, FOR A
FEW DAYS ONLY. Best bargain in the
city for the money. Or will LEASE to
responsible party /. or 9 years at $50
Tease l year FURNISHED at s75 per
month Furniture now. expensive and
thoroughly up-to-date, Apply at once at
promises. asa