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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-16
SOME CURIOUS RELICS.
Presented 10 the state Historical so.
cicty-Rccords of 1859.

Bishop Hunter Of the Eighth ward hand.
ed over to Hon. Spencer Clswson this
morning number 81 relies OF the vista
ton Of Johnston's army They had been
LEFT With him By the wife OF a captaiu
IN this command and are 10 be presented
20 the state Historical society Among
tho relies arc army hospital records dat
ing from Aug 81, lSJ. TO tho summer OF
the following year, along with spllnts
used In the case n broken limbs. and
which will be vowed with curious inter
tst oy The profession here Then there
are holsters, and other ancient equip
look at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-16
THE IOWA IDEA Of
FOURTH OF JULY
I II is to Make It a Misdemeanor
To Celebrate it in the
Old Way.
PUNISHED BY IMPRISONMENT.
For Discharging Firecarckers, Reyol.
vers and Explosives on the
Nations Birthday.

Des Moines. Va, Feb. 1.-THE Iowa
house of representatives today passed
ofirs bill. making it misdemeanor.
punishable by fine and imprisonment
in the county jail to discharge fire
crackers. toy pistols. revolvers and
other explosives on July 4th.
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AWAITING FRANCES REPLY.
German Delegates 70 AIgeciras Confer
ence Say that They Are.

.Algeciras. Feb. ls.-The German del
egates to the Moroccan conference say
they are now awaiting the reply Of
France to their proposals, which con-
template having small powers assume
the direction OF the Moroccan police. 1t
Is generally believed that the financial
question will be settled by Monday.
Ambassador White says he will make
no proposal Of good offices except as a
last resort. and II required to do SO
by both sides. Yesterdays strong arti-
Gle In the Paris Tempes was not inspir-
ed from here and Is likely TO embar-
rass French action.
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I'm. FAILED TO MAKE GOOD"
Nothing Whatever Has Been
Gained by the Reopening Of
The Smoot Case.
Committee Trying to Recall His Abso-
mtely Valueless But Much Adver-
tlscd List OF "Mormons."

Washington d. c., Feb. &c, NJ.
owen has not been much In evidence
around the senate committee on prlvi-
,eses and elections during the current
week: in fact he has apparently ex-
Guided himself from public vision, but
sppears in his seat to earn his honor
srium." In trying to make out ease
against Senator Smoot he stopped over.
lie discovered a mares nest and the
committee has discovered the value OF
his discovery; IN other words, his much
advertised list OF "Mormons" who. he
alleged, absolutely control political and
governmental affairs In the State OK
Utah, has proved to be so Inaccurate
that It is absolutely yalueless, and so
misleading that the committee is en-
deayoring to call back all copies which
have been circulated. Some OF the mem
bers who have heretofore regarded the
work Of c. NJ. owen as invaluable OPP
tnly express themselves as thoroughly
disguised over the manner In which he
failed to make good" and II is aN.
mltted on AN sides that nothing what
ever has been accomplished through
the re-opening of the case, which was
regarded as absolutely closed when the
senate adjourned for the long recess a
year ago.
PAYETTE-BOISE PROJECT.
The secretary of the interior has
awarded the following contracts for
certain schedules Tor the construc-
ton of dam, canal and entertainments
IN connection with the Payette- Boise
Irrigation project, Idaho.
Schedule ! for dam and diverting
works on the Boise river, $l5s950, to
Utah Fire PROBING company, salt
Lake City.
Schedule 3, for main canal from In
dian creek 10 Deer Flat reservoir to
Conway & White, Star, Idaho, $685.
l0Q
schedule 4, for structures on canal
rom Boise river to Deer Flat reser-
volt including bridge structures, turn
outs, culyerts and drops and diverting
WORKS from Indian creek, s4s.s55, to
rage Brinton, Salt Lake City.
Schedule s. for lower Deer Flat en-
bsnkment and diyerting works, $3.50, $50,
10 Hubbard Il Carlson, Boise, Idaho.
The secretary of the interior has
directed that there be new advertise
ment for the work of schedule No. 2.
the main south side canal from Boise
tlyer TO indian creek, and also au-
thorlzes the reclamation service 70
complete the work OF schedule No, 8,
upper Deer Fiat embankment and d.
Nerting works under the superylsion of
engineers of the reclamation service,
The award Of contract for work of
schedule No. 7, gates and lifting de-
vices, is held IN allegiance pending the
receipt from the lowest bidder OF COM
pete plans and OF appliances which
pldder proposes to furnish.
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LYNCH FILES BOND.
Surcties Are W. G. Mccormick and
George Mullett--Amol,m $4,000.

The bond Of William j. Lynch, the
new member of the state board Of
land commissioners, was filed with Sec
rotary OF State Tingey today and Mr..
Lynch assumed the duties OF his Of
fice The amount OF the bond is $40. 900
and the sureties are w. $. Mccormick
and George MuIlett
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GREEK BOYS.
Their Long Hours al Work In Chicago
To be Investigated.

Chicago Feb. l6,-F'actory Inspector
Edgar 7, Davies yesterday began an
investigation Of the system Of employ
ing Greek boys, hundreds Of whom are
working in Chicago under the age limit
prescribed by law in fruit stores. shoe
shining shops and in barber shops. Mr..
Davies has asked United States Immi-
grafton Inspector John w. Burst TO rive
him information regarding the methods
OF securing the services OF the boys.
Ii Is charged by the inspector that
the youthful employees are worked more
hours each day than any man would
submit 10 and that the fruit storea
where hey are kept are in many cases
immoral resorts.
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MURDERER NEwCoMB HANGED.

Chicago, Feb, ls.--Robert Newcomb. col
ored, was executed In the county Jail to.
day. His neck was broken and death was
instantaneous.
Newcomb was hanged for the murder Of
Police Sergeant John r. Shine but he
had killed two other people before shoot
ing the officer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-16
GOVERNOR OF ALASKA.
President Has rendered the Office TO
III. ID. Jarvis,

Washington. Feb. l6.-The president
has offered the governorship OF Alaska
to ID. Fl. Jarvis, formerly of the reve-
nue. cutter service, but now engaged in
business In Alaska.
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MCCALL SOME BETTER.

Lake Wood n j. Feb. ia SLIGHT
Improvement In the condition OF John A.
Mccall former president Of the New York
Life Insurance company, was reported TO-
day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-16

To take almost all of the sting out of
shopping and 10 put an amazing
amount of Interest and zest into II,
read and consider the ads. before
starting.
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,.Le difficulties OF trifIes Is the
10 ,",non tendency. Want advertise
,ng enables one 10 make trifies OF
diffculties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

ON MONDAY, FOB BUCKLE, GREEN.
elk tooth attached, Finder return to
Elk Temple and receive reward. a142S
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BUSINESS CHANGES

MAKE MONEY WHILE TIE SUN
shines, Get In on the ground floor
In tho new manufacturing company
Just organized called the Hayes Steam
Washing Machine and Metal Works, TO
manufacture galvanized iron, tin, cop
per and iron, and the Hayes steam
washing machine, I'm Salt Lake City
Utah. The Hayes steam washing me-
chine beats anything ever invented
TO wash clothes II can be run with
any power and heated with any heat;
q child 10 years old can operate IT.
Being all sheet metal and iron, II
lasts q lifetime, and sells Itself To
farmers and city people. Any lady
or gentleman can Invest from $40 up
In stock in the company and the COM
pany will guarantee to pay back the
money invested In six months " re-
quested, with 10 per cont Interest. II
Is almost certain this stock Will sell
$500 above par in one year. The COM
pauy Is capitalized for $4,000. 10000
shares, par value 81 each, fully paid
up and non-assessable For all In
formation regarding the company by
prospective buyers, address John G,
Wood, secretary, at office Of company,
Room 326. Atlas building. Salt Lake
City, Utah, Agents wanted through
out United States G145I
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

KmneI SMILEY. Salt Lake: Frances
n Mcponald, Salt Lake; Miss Eff
sL.'r Kelsey. Salt Lake: Pearl
<Iiiisfer, SAT- Lake, 1,.u.
ksvid 4. Nelson. Salt Lake; Celia A
Eready, Salt Lake:
kSrnuei e. Bennett, Salt Lake: Janet
-hnmas Cotton. Eureka; Annie Tre-
Ehen. Denver ..
6nmin. Salt Lake c..,
Motor N Hendrickson. Eureka; cora
5Shn Joseph Kirby. Salt Lake; julia
S6e. Salt Lake. 1y..,o
Sbhn E. Tanfer Salt Lake Katie H.
odbury. Salt Lake:
ltephen Leetham. salt LAKE, o"ee'@
.nmond Salt Lake: ,,,.,,o.
pseph II. Porter, Chihuahua, MeNlco'
f6nah James. chihuahua. Me3leo--
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DI ED

this city, July l6.
= an,es Milton, son OF Mr., and MIS-
ssnes M. Lockhart. aged Z years. Fu-
,sar services will be held from =. -
.5ans's funeral chapel, No. as Soutn
fe street, this afternoon at o.oo
,aock. Interment In CITY cemetery
nno Don. aged 76 years. Funeral
IN O'Donnell &; Co.'S funeral chapel
South West Temple, at p; m.
ursday., Interme's, Mt Olivet FRIENDS
ited
tkuSE-In Sa'S Lake City, July ~
Mrs. Ida Hause. wife of Joseph hause'
iirfl n wears. rSuneral notice later.
NJ r RRINCTON-In this city. July ~,
ssp06, Lucy A. Harrington, aged 81
hrs, a native of Maine. Funeral no.
NJ later
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NOTICE

GRoSHELL'S CUT-RATE
Ticket Office closed.
On and after this date,
this Office Will be perma-,
nently closed. This ae-
ifon Is taken because an
Injunction has been Sc
cured by the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad against
handling their tickets, And
there Is not enough demand
for other stock 70 warrant
us In continuing in busi-
ness.
This office was estab-
lished is years ago and by
strict attention 10 business
and by treating our pa
irons fairly. we had sue
ceeded In building UP
large business, which Is
now destroyed by injunc-
ton.
Patrons Of this Office live
in every civilized country
on the globe.
Thanking my friends for
past favors and .regrettIng
that ] can no longer save
you "S5 TO s15 on every
ticket" I remain, respect
fully,
OSCAR GROSHELL.
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a1il7

ON AND AFTER JULY Is, FOO NOM
& Co.'S restaurant at 27l So Main st,
will be conducted by zee Tom and
called the Boston restaurant Any bills
outstanding against Foo Nom e. Co.
must be presented at once, as We will
not be responsible for them, (Signed)
The Boston Restaurant, a1432
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SUITE OF 3 OR 4 LARGE. WELL
lighted off]ce-rooms, with hreproof
vault, suitable for law firm or mining
company. Apply at room No. Mackin-
tosh building. corner West Temple ana
End South SITS, y200
s1X-RooM MODERN HOUSE 7a7 SO,
Main y178s
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS AND
Are insurance, See Marnane Co,
52-ss Commercial blk Bell phone
l4l2-K. hA@iR
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FOUR NICE. UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
with bath and e. l.; $3.50 per month
531 So Ist West aS4b
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


$4,000
6s3 Sixth st.. 5roor1 modern brick
cottage; Will take about $500 cash. bal
ance S26 per month.
$4,000
s-roon modern 2-story frame resi-
dence on the corner End and r SITS; will
take $50 cash and the balance SIS per
month and interest.
SO r st. 7-roorn modern 2-story frame.
LOT 2xs rods. this Is cash proposition
and will guarantee to rent 1t for s26 per
month.
broom brick cottage on srd East near
7th South. water and electric lights In
house. the lot ehx7 rods about $500
cash. balance on time
sth South near West Tenrple. an Gle
CANT 7-room modern brick cottage; the
lot 3hXe rods; house In frst-class re-
pair and surely r. bargain.
$3.50
so feet frontage on Bueno St bet. tst
and End South and 11th and l2th East.
$500
An elegant 4-room brick cottage near
10th South and Main st the lot 5iN1s5
feet; good barn.
$500
6-room brick cottage, electric lights
and water In house. the lot 3x9 rods. To-
Gated near 10th East and 3rd South.
A. Richter. 10 West 1st South st
Phones Sal a1210
LET US SHOW YOU THESE BAR
GAINS:
Choice lots, eth f., near 10th So... $3.50
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BLACK HORSE. WEIGHT NBOUT
$50; two white saddle marks on hack
Reward Fifth East hotJ
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SEVEN-RM. BRICK; BATH. ELEC-
tric lights: close in; easy walking dis
l%14-x X2026
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aTHER AND DAUGHTER WISH
Employment in mining camp as cook
II waitress. Phone l292-K. Address
y Canyon Toad. al392
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A. Richter. 10 West LIST South st.
Phones cal.
ae22
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|WIDL PAY SPOT CASH, HIGHEST
Phzrket price. for 10 National cash
listers. Oscar Groshell, 221 Main ST.
II y410
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WANTED-AGENTS

FOR CITY OR COUN-
bSiiy. new beginners do we'll, experienced
arfkers much better. hones' effort well
6isaTdeo. Address Manufacturers
dnts, Box 43S. Salt Lake. Utah. 1850
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MANIFESTATIONS

FNESE BOY, GENTEEL AND
hest. Wishes position doing house
* or plain cooking speaks English.
N1ress V Al, Tribune. a1431
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ROMNEY- Y-KIMBALL AGENCY, :ls
Herald building. conduct a general
real estate, brokerage and insurance
business. a26i
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WANTED-HELP

HAND IRONERs AT
French hand laundry. 15s E. 6th 90; 80;
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEO-
pie and others upon their own names
without security. cheapest rates. east
est payments: offices in SO principal
cities: save yourself money by getting
our terms first, Tolman, sSS Atlas bldg.
y876
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On 11th East, near 4th South. 31kxi0
rods, with Groom modern brick cot
tage, fine trees, shade and lawn, and
surely a bargain at $3.50; $3.50 cash.
bal. on time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

q STEAM OR GAS ENGINEER;
Trst-elass references. V So, Tribune.
H. al393
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

I1RN1TURB. STOVES. BICYCLES.
Ijtar Furniture Store. 215 So. State.
l1l, 9s3-K,
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Birth NOTICE

,K-,A nine-pound boy to WILLIAM =.
nd Clara Cooper Pack, July ~, Zap
a. Mother and son both DOING well:
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S2l 90.

S2100.
No. 1887 Windsor ave, So East, $40
So. 4-room brick cottage. water and
electric lights in house, room for bath,
stairway to upstairs, where 2 rooms can
be finished; lot 50x167 TO alley in rear.
There is nothing better or cheaper cD
the market
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ELEGANT s-RooM HOUSE. THOR
oughly modern, up-to-date; cor. snd
s. and 4th E. Ref required can
Anderson Real Est, Inv. Co, 800 Her
aid blk. Tel 474 alOlO
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PRIVATE LOANS; NO REMOVAL;
low rate; easy payment, 210 Atlas
blk. eso6
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NICELY FURNISHED GROOM MOD
ern; $40. 636 South 9Th East. a57A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
cool and quiet. Inquire rear 123 b,
Sth South y2l43
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NICELY FURNISHED FOUR-ROOM
modern cottage; close in rent rea-
sonable Coop. secondhand store, 226
State street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

ON ANY PROPERTY; YOU RETAIN
possession. The stripger Co.. 20 w.
2nd South.
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S2lln.

No. S3S West 3rd South ST., 4-room
modern, porcelain bath. lot 35x14o feet
to alley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

uuire a45 sth Esst a452
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1 LARGE SURREY HORSE. DARK
sorrel, weighs 1900; gentle. for lady OR
child; sound 541 Bridgeport st. ALIAS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

NEW MODERN sEVEN-ROOM. 1880
First st. w. L. Ware. 81 Hooper bldg.
a93
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S2600 Cash

Buys a 7-room 2-story frame resiGe1eA
on R St, near Brigham: tho lot S3x1Sa
feet, h-rod alley In south. barn and
barn lot.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

& % FINELY APPOINTED ROOMS,
18th board. in modern home, beauti-
dawn, shade and porches, easy walk
llp distance, llo SO. 4th E. Ind. phone
W. al401
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~ KELLEY CO.: PURE ICE
s!Pam and sherbets; prompt deliv-
~ ~ Richards street; both phones
WEST
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7 IRRESPONSIBLE ADULTS, COM
sNeteiy furnished. modern housekeep-
" apartment or cottage. to rooms,
1lee IN. Address y II, Tribune.
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SEVEN ACRES OF LUCERNE. AP-
ply TO $50 East First South.

sToREROOMS, 21S STATE STREET,
near Second South; 3 storerooms. cor
ner Second South and Second Eant.
Hew' good location, Apply g. .,
aolmes, Rnutsford hotel. yol
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FINE TALKING PARROTS AND CA
narIes for sale, Mrs. J. l.. Swaner, Ind.
phone 1905 yt626
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ursSsy sSsn 1nferme,,. MI. OIivet Friends
1ted.
Sals Lake City. July II,
Mrs. Ida Hau,e wife of Joseph Hause'
|sbd 81 years. Funeral notice later'
|MRRINGTON-In this city. July ~,
HRS, a native of Maine. Funeral no
+ FUNERAL DIRECTORS
80 ~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~coc
Ser w. HALL. UNDERTAKER
E,onas ioia y493
|'oNUMENTS & TOMBST0NES
|Gx, NEW CARLOADS TO SELECT
rom. r. Mckenzie. 622 So. State. ~
\ WANTED
SEAN ST r L s
Wishes sewing by the day. Address V
i Trihune al420
ASKING AND IRONING DONE BY
khe dozen or by the piece. 81 SO. 2nd
IS4S al439
ENTLEMEN's OR LADIES' CLOTH
|3g, mendlng, darninS, etc. Mrs. VIII
|dns. 3bl S. State ST. a1397
PARTNER IN SHOW BUSINESS;
Lhust Invest some money and be
etIer, Investigate, Add. Y 80, Trlb-
Ee. al372
b BUY CO RENT FOR JULY AND
august two saddle horses at reason
! ie price. Address 131 sth East
alas
kANTED-RELIABL MEN TO
|seeister IN the Young Mems Chris
IN Association Employment Depart:
I'D positions for the right men. 1868
.UR OLD CLOTHING, WILL
all. Salvation Army; both phones.
t21a1
70 WANT TO BUY FURNITURE
EjB. t4s7
fEHEsT PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
|tFass. rngs, bottles, rubber. copper,
r. Utah Junk Co., 6$ E. sth So;
Hone 229. zs07
IL KINDS 2ND-HAND CLOTHING,
ErunlSs. valises; best prices paid. 2s
Em, at. Reply by postal card. Phone
H-K. ia
|kRsEN & NEALsoN BUY SECOND
band furn., stoves. etc. 26l So. State.
b w11S4
|WIDL PAY SPOT CASH, HIGHEST
Fhzrket price. for 10 National cash
listers. Oscar Groshell, 22l Main st.
II yE10
F1RN1rURB. STOVES. BICYCLES.
|jtar furniture Store. s15 So. State.
E1l. ssS-K.
IRRESPONSIBLE ADULTS, COM
|.lete!y furnished, modern housekeep-
(I apartment or cottage to 5 rooms,
Fee IN. Address Y IL, Tribune.
{ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s---~~-~~~o~---~--~-~-~ -~-~>-->~-~~~~-~~--~>~>-~
EPOSITION AS COOK. BY SOBER,
Competent man capable OF taking
|u charge OF o kitchen, Address
FYter's Cafe. So South West Temple.
kNEsE BOY, GENTEEL AND
hest. wishes position doing house
* or plain cooking; speaks English.
le1ress V Al, Tribune. a1431
EITHER AND DAUGHTER WISH
Employment in mining camp as cook
|hi waitress, Phone l292-K. Address
Ai Canyon Toad, al392
[S STEAM OR GAS ENGINEER:
farst-elass references. " So, Tribune.
|il sla93
|sn WANTED-lGEN1S
FOR CITY OR COUN.
XIV. new beginners do we'll, experienced
address % " Manufaeturers' s @
||dmts. Box Aaa. Salt Lake. Utah. 1850
|sl 4, BOARD AND ROOMS
|T ~-~--~-~-~~--~~-~-~-~~~
E'O FINELY APPOINTED ROOMS,
lvrith board. in modern home, beauti-
dawn, shade and porches, easy walk
blp distance. llo SO. 4tl E. Ind, phone
Fws al401
PARLoRs EN- SUITE.
II lso bedrooms with board; modern
T.. Brigham. a1299
FAST CLASS BOARD AND SUITES
+ ion1s al ois 30. Main as52
|dsRY DESIRABLE LOCALITY,
" asonable rates; one block from
Il a.. lis Brigham. 1865
ARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
[Egmily; modern Ind, phone 1904. 225
|hSsbth 20, 1867
|-pM AND BOARD AT THE RA-
ENler. 25S South Main.
|ipspERE ROOM AND BOARD IN
Fe'tsll private family, Ind. phone 28l9,
|. = = y1570
Ee MASSAGE
Ee. SOU ARE SICK OR WELL TAKE
|CoSeatm ont by German rnasseur, .10 e.
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A GREAT BARGAIN, GROOM
frame. barn. artesian well, cellar:
,ot 40x15s H.; $525. Must be sold in 10
davs. Hubbard Inv't. Co., rs W. End
South, alois
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$4,000.

S0UUU,
On End South, facing southeast and
east, on a corner, 6-room modern 2-st.
residence; iron fence all around. Ce-
ment sidewalk and sewer paid for,
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ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
THOs. w. PARTRIDGE.
Real Estate and Mortsage ges,
56 Commercial Block, y1b71

ON MORTGAGE. NO COMMISSION.
Lowest rates. Pomeroy. 3e w. LIST
North. uS81
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TWO ROOMS, $780, 1 BLOCK FROM
Temple. Call No. 20 Apple ST, aoZe
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UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT. RIY-
eTs Bros, l40 Main 1T. rlo9s
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ALL THE STOCKS AND THE FIX
lures OF candy and soft drink stand
at the Casino Park; now in season;
business prosperous, bur owner must
leave this city Apply BIT So. Main.
Hours IL g. m. 10 .. m, ALAS
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EASY MONEY. EASY TERMS, EASY
rates; very private; chattels aud
other securities. See us. Room 200,
Atlas block, 1919
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US
for quick sales. We have the buyers.
Anderson Real Estate Investment Co..
Bell phone 474 Rooms 3o0-Sol New
Herald Building. t13So
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANE0US

ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS WILL
sell my rooming-house: s large,
well-furnished rooms; S55000. Cheap
and best bargain on market. Call and
see for yourself. No. - West 2nd So.
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