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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
CONTROL or CORPORATIONS.
Recommends Some Minor Changes In
Laws Recently Enacted.

The present congress has taken long
strides in the direction OF securing prop
or supervision and control BIZ the
national government over corpora tone
engaged in interstate busness-and the
enormous majority OF corporations "
any size are engaged in interstate bust
ness. The passage OF the railway rate
bill and only to a less degree the passa so
of the pure food bill, and the provision
for Increasing and rendering more ensc-
tive national control over the beef.
packing industry, mark an impoI tanS
advance In the proper direction. In the
short session IL win perhaps be difiicult
to do much further along this line; ana
u may be best to walt until the lave
have been In operation for n number "a
months before sndeavoring to increas4
their scope, because only operation viii
show with exactneas their merits and
their shortcomings and thus give opper..
tunity 10 define what further remedlab
legislation Is needed. Yet In my juda-
msnt II viii In the end be advisable In
connection with the packing house in-
date on the label and for charging u
esst 81 inspection - the paeksraI -
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

prest
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
Labor of Women and Children.

The congresB at It's last session WISE
ly provided for a truant court for the
District OF Columbia; marked step in
advance on the path OF properly caring
that the congress provide for a thoro
tigation of the conditions or child
labor and Of the labor OF women in
the United States, More and more our
people are growing to recognize the
fact that the questions which are not
merely of idustrial but OF social inn
portance outweigh all others; and
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
Exciting MOB vengeance.

BE II remembered. further that the
individuals who, whether from folly
from evil temper. from greed for office
or in spirit of mere base demagogy
indulge in the infiammatory and incen-
diary speeches and writings which tend
to arouse mobs and to bring about
lynching, not only thus excite the mob,
but also tend by what crimnologists
call "suggestion," greatly to Increase
the likelihood of a repetition OF the
very crime against which they are in
Weighing. When the mob is composed
OF the people of one race and the man
lynched is OF another race. the men
who in their speeches and writings
either excite or Justify the action tend,
of course, to excite bitter race feel
ing and to cause the people Of the OPP
posite race 10 lose sight of the abom-
Unable act OF the criminal himself; and
n addition, by the prominence they
give to the hideous deed they UNI
doubtedly tend 10 excite In other bru.
tat and depravcd ntOlres thoughts OF
committing IL. Swift. relentless and
orderly punishment under the law 10
the emily way by wasch criminality Of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
De Manatf
Julio a8 do 1906.

Ia seaoFlta Providencia Rom6n,
professors graduada de este pueblo, ha
salido para Guayama, con el fn de
pasar alll las vacaciones.
Los alrededores delatrio. Sc estan
desyerbando Sc hacia esto va necesa-
rio: era ipucha la hierba que por
aqselIos contornos abba.
-Contin0a la carne al precio de
sienpre. era cambio en- Arecibc este
Indispensable articulo Sc esta expen-
diendo todos precios.
Varies obreros de la localidad lle-
yaraa efecto pasado maf1ana IN bal
lie de condan,a.
-Ei cafetin que era del sefior Guar
diols la pasado Poder de don Jose
Rivero Chaves.
e. ilustrado don Blasquez. en- sus
afdu De mojorar de dfa Ell dia, las gran
des plantaciones de caflas que posee
en- Sus fncaS. esta en- la actualidad
montando una via f6tres para conducir
q % tacieoda "Monserrate" la cosecha
de suS tecreros.
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Buena n0tiCia

En- ell antique = muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de K. Monies, Sc acaba do
recibir IN immense .ssurtido de CAST
mires ingleses y franceses, los qus
ofrece 4 su numerosa clientele MI
p1blico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay TN ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, los
que sc detallan desde $7 4 $r4. Cuen-
ia tambien Ell Bazar con un surtido de
abrigos para caballeros y piffos. propios
para viajes, gorras, camisas, Cuellos,
puflos, tirantes, cinturones, ligas, cal
zoncilllos, corbatas, medias, y muchos
nag artlcuIos del ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
lila Gz De centra- An6rra!!


Los representatives de Guatemala
Salvador y Honduras, cada vez csta
ban mas ferioss% en- SITS discusiones,
haSta que despuGs de eonferenciar
muy detenidamente. los enviados de
Wash ington y Mexico, dieron 4 pro
bar ( los re'cridos representatives de
las nacioaes beligerantes, unas cuan-
tas copas de los mejores vinos del
mundo que son los de CAMACIO
DEL R.FERO, de Jerez de la From
terra, los cuales hicieron el efecto
apetecido. .hrmandose incontinenti la
paz y evitando con este Ell derrama-
niento de sangre. de vfctimas ino-
ceates y demas horrores de la que
rra--Unico agente de este vino en-
PGerto Rico: Francisco Quir6s Acc
dc Gale de Ia Luna MIN. 81.
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OldVe p. E. g.
So EDICfON
EN- ESPANoL.

Ia edora de esta renombda Oave Telegca Mercan
usada hoy comercio bnca las ndades mas mpoantcs
nundo acaba de publican EDlCON EsPANOLA dedcada
los paises latnoS
Agentes 1ncos exclusives en- Puerto-Rico
r. Lynn fflos de Perez Mohs,
San Juan>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
REPRgSEN7ANTES GENER4LEs DE

r TENNENT Limited de Glasgow, Fabricantes de. las
afamadas ingesas " T roja.
l. B. BUSS FLOUR MILL, de st, Louis Mo
onos de las renombada dc harina de trigo IN CE
IRA AMIGA, "PATENTE IZQUIERDO'
FRANCISCO CINZANO & Co. de Torino
Fabricanes del acredtado Vermont cajas de r2lI
botellas dc MADEIRA.
T. w WUPPERMANN, de New York, Agencia de Trinidad
del 1nco egitimo amargo dc AngoStura del Dr. Sieger
t:AR1RAM BROS, dc New York,
Fabrcante afamadas nanteqUias VAcA "DELcIosA
Y MONOGRAM"
Constante surtido de productos espanoes del pals
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Serwicio de cabotaie.

los a snr Las
pr q g. pemtre Il
8.
Sredle
ssta
Tut la 4 fan las e ei JUNO o uf:o
Aosto Is Septem 10 ovmf1e
0cna de San uan la Marina Muelle Lde Coupanfs
TELEF0N0 No g.,
uiCina de Nueva York, MIN Broadway.
OfciGa NQeya Orleans W. tuck. Agent ST.
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AGENTES de los Uapores nasaAdnHcos do
PINIBLoS. IZQUIERDo Yso. DE eADIs,

VA FOLGH & 90, De BARCELONA.
y de THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co, vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Estados Unidos
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A. GAOS 81 CO.
--:COM CONSCIOUSNESS
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.

Unco Agene del amoso bien
FAGNE "MUMM sabrosos soltados
RHYN, de p VALCKENBERG del COGNAC OTARD DUPUY
el conocdo e mundo del WHISKY NONTAIN DEW"
eS ell peedo oda nglaterra Esados
Pfdase sempre el amoso CHAMPAGNE "MUMM .!
Soiciense siempre los sabosos VINOS DEL RFIYN
lVALCKENBERG!! !!
ii Tomad ell WHISKY "MONTAIN que.es enpre e
|mejor !!
Exjase el BRANDY OTARD DUPUY" quedara
lhsecho J! !!
Soc{tense nuestras precios EO prontos administrators
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31

FL Corresponsal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
sQUIREs BECOMING POPULAR,
Orders for Pictures Now Rush In on
salt Lake Illustrator.

When clyde Squires left Salt Lake
for New York a month ago, 1t was
apparent TO those acquainted with his
work. that n bright future was right
ahead OF him, and that he had almost
caught up 10 It,
Since then word received here
through all the big magazines. has
demonstrated that the promise is now
q reality BY advertising his "Old
Love Song as. not for sale" but
available for distribution, one copy
TO each new subscriber of Life the
magazine has doomed Squires while
booming itsalf, and the reproduction
Of the picture used In each advertise
ment, has brought the name of the
new artist in the illustrating field
favorably and prominently before the
art critics of.the country. His achieve
mcnt has been a signal one. and from
now on all he will have TO do Is keep
on making pictures. The greater and
more difficult task of disposing Of
them need not bother him further.
In a private letter TO his brother,
Mr.. Squires give little information
about his orders since the boost In
the Life advertisement.
lntIs ~ an sOTueT Tor announcer full
double page from Life. an order for a
page from Judge, another order OF
full page from Brooklyn Life. and still
another from Harpers Bazaar. To
qualify with full page drawings In
these magazines, most OF which are
fairly critical IN their judgment, Is the
severest test Of an illustrators worth.
and Mr.. Squlres Is now past his
cub days and full fiedged member
OF the group OF foremost illustrators
of the day. "A few artists have flashed
into prominence with a promise OF
greatness. and then "fizzled out" under
broader opportunities. These have
been faddists whose fads became UNI
popular, but 1t Is almost certainty
that an illustrator who Is so true to
the undertones of the human heart as
Squires showed himself to be In his
"Old Love Song VIII never be
counted out with the faddists, but will
rise about the class of Stanlaws into
that of Gibson, Yohn, and their kind.
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xa,,,o Ieo,on--'rhe next monthly
,,,ana,ng ~ Inc os,nciation Of the Nau.
VOC Legion win be held Monday even.
ino Nov 10. al the bishops office Tlth-
NE yaru y. vnN ~ ~ ,,n,ninatin
'spurs.eu :" 'yoa7 ,x,,, ta,,a njace
"a o"'eViS ~
,m,scn,cnt prob,eu,--Rey. s. A,
ma n,nr,b ~ the PAST side Baptist
.,h,,rch win road n naper Monday be
sn,o Nc MINISTERIAL association, on
"1he problem of Amusements and
socla,s in r. ,lation TO the Church.
All The oIerrymon of the city are in
N''eu ~ 'e '''o"''
noniv Ruvs propert,--J n. Dooly
bo,,yht Yesterday afternoon, l25xI32
frnt nj The corner of Market and
West Temnie streets. for S3b, 900. the
largest frontage being on West Tenn
nle' The prantor was c. II. Taylor. The
nurchase is for investment, and not
for Immediate Improvement.
~,,o,i, r.uodA r,aas neetip1 OF
thc ciuzsn vot,rs ~ 'ne rn,'n , p,
Is nerepy eai,sh 1T ~ I,doo pIshIi,
ev.hns ~ e,peN, =" 49, -, no,n,1
So. , ~ W." ~ hnard 90 odu
ne.lus "cnl y, W 3d., rahn NJ
r 1n.,on VI no 49, ,',.scioct chair,
iiases' 'o"" W. 1''''P' -
hon'
po.hod, rh,sanA IT Peabody.
,,s,'-,a,', ~, a. mo Com,nerciai
Wa,ionn, bani1 hos bean chosen nresi-
,ient 80 ne ellis American Mercantile
agency 70 s,esaed r. q chapman.
, ~ -, s,,cc,o5 " r. y tIo,,, This ia
,.,st,. a., ue,,as.o,. IA, /, pr,nar,
",,, 4, ai,or,d S,,,,,,,,o, ord IIov,
49,, aniaaH,",i,,,, -, 1890
WY '"'e"'''"'e ~ iN''''
save N,ooa,,,os for Uosn,,a,s-The
nnhI,c A. o,,ra moro reminded that Inc
naserot Naws poot Srore p,alsos n
s,ecia,,v ~ oather,np second. hand
.na diso.rdaa n,aoo1lno, and diatrih-
,,,ing them to tba several hosnitais NJ
thn c,tv paonIe yvbo have No use for
tbsir nag lines altar nerusing tbem
~ a." 49, ' 1919. ~.
~ ,, 'SA' 'S
'NV~ ''''''
r.c,i,v Hall ,ho c.c,A number
%, s,nJents fonr how. ana three girls
Who wora exn,or,ng IN dorcrnnna nas'
sogos al INC ststa ,,niversity Inc other
AFTERNOON wara hIocked In nv two
nomhors NJ Tho facuItv who thought
"a NAV q Joke on tbem Then "a "can
ia ci,,,oy" tho ,nstr,,otnrs matched
for severaI hours m catcl, tha nrowI-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
TU1TLE BROS, 153 Main 81. Il.

TUTsTLE BROS, 1853 Main St Il. II.
This week we will offer what we be-
leve to be two OF the best properties
offered In this city for the money. One is
a row Of 8 3-room brick houses. facing
south on Cane Street. bringing 10 per cent
net today, and by making slight repairs
will bring Y to IA per cent. Must be
quick sale at s3,30, One OF the finest To-
room brick residences, with bath, furnace.
lavatory, reception hall, large attic, large
rooms tneyef huiit TO selD, lawn, iron
fences, right OF way barn room, etc.
Fast frontage, worth 1850, sell for $500;
terms II wanted
No. 97So-No 773 LIST St, 5-rm, mod. bk
cottage home sewer and walk Ia, only
$500; real bargain.
No. 372S-No. 40 LIST st, 6-rm, new. pr.
brq mod, furnace and sewer, only 5000
No. Chino. 683 s. W, Temple, s-rm. bk.
mod, and barn, large lot. only $500
No. sTls-No. 729 South sth East, 6-rm
mod. pr, blk. house fine barn. etc. lot 2is
xl0. Price, 1900
Perhaps you have observed Salt Lake
f. on the up grade Get on board of
the movement, now, In the beginning
make money on the sure immediate
growth OF the city. Every day you wait
your chances are less OF big profits
FUTILE BROS, 1853 Main st, T.. II.
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THE zEsCo INQUEST.
Principal Witness Examined Yester-
day Was Stephen Luckicle.

The principal witness examined yes
terday at the inquest as to the death
Of Frank Zesco, who was killed In a
fight at Bingham Junction last Satur-
day, was Stephen Luckicie. the barten-
der, who was thought to have thrown
the rock which killed Zesco. Luckicie
stated that he had quarrel with John
Krouse In the saloon. and that the
latter ran out of the saloon and he
sent three Austrians after him 10
bring him back. II was one OF the
three men that threw the rock which
killed Zesco. who had come to the
rescue of Krouse. Luckicie gave the
authorities a good description OF the
men and the further investigation of
the matter was continued yesterday
until the officials have an opportunity
to try and capture the three Aus
TRANS.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


Notice is hereby given that In pursu-
ance OF resolution Of the Board of Di-
rectors of the uvada Mining & Explor-
ing Company, corporation, organized
under the laws Of the state OF Utah
and adopted at a regular meeting OF
The Board OF Directors held on the 2ith
day OF october. A, d. 1896, a the office
OF the said corporation, 201 Deseret News
Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, a meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the said cor
poration Is hereby called for and will be
held at the office Of the said corporation.
AT 9O2 Deseret News Building, Salt Lake
CITY, Salt Lake County. State OF Utah.
The said place Of meeting being at the
regular place of business and the regular
place of meeting OF the stockholders and
board OF Directors, on wednesday, the
2sth day OF November, A. d. 1906. at Il
M, for the purpose Of considering and
acting upon the proposition OF reducing
the capitalization Of the corporation to
fifteen thousand dollars $4,000, and the
number OF shares OF stock to thirty C30l
OF the par value OF fve hundred dollars
5000 each, and for the purpose OF trans
acting such other and further business as
will properly come before the said meet
ing, JOHN WELLS,
Secretary
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AluvlNG. PACKING. SKIPPING.

THE REDAlAN VAN q STOEASE " >
vhly rfm M the city owtinF anu eo.l'
tiDli,ng It's own teams warehouses, etc
Large three horse vans, NO large wais
houses, expert furniture packers can st,sp
y.ui goods ~ any pars or tns yn'Vvs
ssates and save you money. MempeIs w
ue New York FURNITURE Wareneusu,
mems association Have correspondents ~
an me principal cities. IL you want you,
sooas shipped from amy poin. east OF We.
sec US as our connection with other iafse
uoneerns make 1t possible to save ypn
money and trouble. Office u3-ii9-iN
SCUM West Temple Street. Both phones
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Want Ads. axe A T ragedy Out z. Servant Exit

mother She went to the judge OF the
juvenile court and to Harry Joseph a
trustee OF the Industrial school. ana
asked that the boy be paroled. They
promised to grant the parole but az
yet have not done 50. Accordingly
Capt Kncass saw the boy and start
ed To take MIN back TO Ogden but
the judge VI tie juvenile court was
to and after the matter was
talked over with Capt, kneass he re-
leased the boy and allowed him 10
remain here.
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PATRIARCH JAMES c. WATSON,
raj VIII Take Place Tomorrow stake Hail.
notn To- IN n,f,,.,

n T.
that the Bishop
held the Pioneer stake
chapel would be entirely small
the
Fifth South between West Temple
In
old
and familiar this
Who 10 know
beloved
a
he a
the esteemed
and propitous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17

AN ELEGANT T-ROOM HOME, ALI
most new, strictly modern and up-to-date
IN every particular, close In, on Brigham
ST., $500,
beautiful corner lot ON the North
Bench, close In, sl,2l5.
A nice little home Of rooms, almost
new, bath. pantry, closets cellar. electric
lights large lot, chicken house, and runs,
East 9Th South, only 5000; terms II de-
sired.
A light pressed brick broom modern
cottage, with bath. closets, etc. 22xlO
rods. cement walks barn, etc, new,
Northwest 5000.
A 5-roOm pressed brick cottage, moderl
and built this year, and a pretty home,
b0xl6O feet Of ground and small barn
built for home, and not shoddy, &7D;
easy terms, southwest,
For anything in the Real Estate Line
SEE
RANCK real. ESTATE & INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
Suite 232 ID, +, Walker Building,
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lions Savings Rank And Trust Co.
Pays per cent on deposits, safety
deposit boxes for rent,
JOSEPH y SMITH. Prest.
O. e. BEEBE Cashier,
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$500 FREE.

II IFS photos you want, see New
combs 800 per dozen cabinet photos.
2i2 Main street.
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MODERN HOME.

Beautiful 7 rooms modern brick house
high foundation. with slopng lawn
Basement under whole house. Good lot
with right OF way in rear. Ideal location
on East Side
CANNON a. CANNON.
Is East South Temple Street.
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GUN REPAIRING.
snudson Novelty Mfg Co.. 1854 e. .nd So
IRON FENCE WORKS.

WIN. B. ARMSTRONG, MACHINIsT,
Iron Fence Works. Rear Of III West
North Temple.
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bRoOM COTTAGE, NALL, PANTRY,
closet. small barn, wsshhouse etc. good
flowing we'll, 2it by 10 rods. b. s, Hinck-
lev, rs East 7th South, s2,30. Bell 2SS-k.
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WANTED.

70 DO FASHIONABLE DREssMiAflb-
ING LADIES' TAILORING. siiln'
WAIST, SUITS. PRICES REAsos'-
ABLE LONG EXPERIENCE. Mrs; ~
y, NOWDIN, 52t CONSTITUTION BLDS'
BELL PHONE 1875 Ny.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be a special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Utah Packing Company. at its Of
nee No, SIS West First South Street.
Salt Lake City, Utah. at o'clock p. u.
on Tuesday, December 4th 1906, for tho
purpose OF transacting the following
business,
FIRST. To vote upon the question OF
amending the Articles Of Incorporation OF
the company by decreasing the par value
OF the stock OF the corporation, issued
and unlssued. from 800 per share 10 $40
per share; and 10 Increase the number
OF shares OF the company from three
thousand TO thirty thousand and
10 provide that the stock OF
the company already issued be called
in and new certificates be issued therefore
OF the par value OF SO each.
Second To authorize the Board OF III.
rectors to sell all or any part OF the UNI
sold capital stock OF the company at such
price as may be determined at said meet.
Third. To transact such other bust.
ness as may be deemed necessary to In
sure the prompt rebuilding OF the COM
pany's packing plant.
DATED Salt Lake city, Utah. November
GEORGE c. wHITMoRE.
President.
CIR, LONG,
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BOYS TO CARRY PAPERS in TAI
iorsyiile and South state below Muifas'
Apply at Deseret News Branch othee'
Murray, Utah.
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LOTS CORNER 3RD AND % SITS.
lots corner ith and u SITS. Enquire 223
West South Temple. Real Bargain prices
made.
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GOOD PAsTUREAGE.

GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES. AP-
ply to VIM. ~ Anderson. 3it and 3is West
FIFTH South Street
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JUNK.

WESTERN JUNK AND METAL
Yard dealer In rags, scrap IRON, bottles,
metals and rubber. hides, pelts. i23 and
ioH State St. Phone iSs3-k.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17

CALL AT 20 ArI.As BLOCK AND
GET loan on your furniture. plano, OF
other security. Done privately, you h''a
possession.
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FOR saLE-REAL ESTATE.
in FOREST DALE.

IN FOREST DALE
Beautiful home Of rooms, porches; city
water bath barn. otC. lONlt rods on
gro unds. This place Is located on one
Of the best streets in Forest Dale anu
close to car line. The price Is only S'oW'
CANNON * CANNON,
IL East South Temple Street
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SPECIAL.

SFFJlIATA
S-room, thoroughly mod pressed Or;
nearly new, very artistic. and hardwood
floors downstairs, cemented basement
fine location. on II ST, near FIRST ST.
81, go
LITTLE & LITTLE,
Under National Bank OF Republic.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
Frs MEETING

NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
Frs MEETING,
Notice is hereby given thar there will
be q meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho
American Metal Extraction Company,
held az Room No; as D, = Walker
street. Salt Lake City. Utah, on the Ath
day Of November. 1905. a. the hour OF 2
o'clock m. OF said day. Said meeting
will be had and held for the following
purpose. namely. TO consider and vote
erty OF the company This meeting is cail.
I'd by order Of the Board of Directors OF
said company.
HUDSON SMITH, Secretary.
Date OF first publication Nov. Is, 1906
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sTEINwAY UPRIGHT PIANO, SAC
rlfice; 500. Address Private Postoftce
Box 293 city.
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COMPLETE RESTAURANT IN FIRST
class location for sale cheap Enquire az
Coop. End Hand store. ~ South State 81.
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CHEAP, FURNITURE OF 5-RoOM.
coy sunny cottage. ! block from post
office. No, Church ST.
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roR SALE.

ONE COMPLETE REsTAu RANT IN
first class location, for sale cheap, bn-
quire at Coop. md Hand store, S26 South
State Street,
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CHEAP, 2-CHAIR BARBER SHOP
doing good business In good town IN
Montana everything up-to-date, VIM IL.
Mills, q H. md south Street
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A FINE slX-YEAR-oLD BUGGY
horse; also rubber tired buggy, for SAFE.
go n Street.
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AND BICYCLE REPAIRING. WIN. r.
Main. Ind. phone 17s1 "a s. West Temple.
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BLACK SPAN or MARES, WEIGHT
40 lbs. each. Chris Mortensen, south
Jordan, Utah.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB FuRNI.
ture, carpets. stoves. Lach's III W. ist
South, formerly on State ST. Phone 1854