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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
what Sui PHUR DOES
For the Human Body In Health and
Disease,

The mention Of sulphur will recall to
many OF us the early days when our
mothers and grandmothers gave us our
daily dose Of sulphur and molasses ev-
cry spring and fall
1t was the universal spring and fall
blood purifier" tonic and cure-all and
mind you. this old-fashloned remedy
was not without merit
The Idea was good, but the remedy
was crude and unpalatable, and a large
quantity had TO be taken to get any ef-
feet.
Nowadays we get all tho beneficial
effects OF sulphur in palatable, con-
centrated form so that q single grain
is far more effective than a tablespoon
full of crude sulphur
In recent years research and expert
ment have proven that the best sui
phur for medicinal use Is that obtained
from Calcium Calcium Sulphlde) and
sold In drug stores under the name of
Stuarts Calcium Waters. They are
small chocolate coated pellets and con-
tain the active medicinal principle OF
sulphur In a highly concentrated, ef-
fectiye form.
Few people are aware of the value OF
this form of sulphur in restoring and
maintaining bodily vigor and health;
sulphur acts directly on the liver, ex-
cretory organs and purifles and en-
riches the blood by the prompt ellmIna-
tion of waste material.
our grandmotherS knew this when
they dosed us with sulphur and mo-
lasses every spring and fall, but the
crudlty and impurity of ordinary flow
ers Of sulphur were often worse than
the disease. and cannot compare with
the modern concentrated preparations
of sulphur of which Stuart's Calcium
WATERS Is undoubtedly the best and
most widely used.
They are the natural antidote for iy-
er and kidney troubles and cure consti-
patton and purify the blood in a way
that often surprises patient and physI-
clan alike.
Dr.. r NJ Wilkins while experiment.
Ing with sulphur remedies soon found
that the sulphur from Calcium was su-
perior TO any other form He saws.
For liver. kidney and blood troubles
especially when resulting from consti-
patton or malaria l have been sur
prlscd at the results obtained from Stu
arts Calcium Waters. In patients suf-
fering from boils and pimples and even
deprecated carbuncles, have repeat
edly seen them dry up and disappear
In four or five days, leaving the skin
clear and smooth. Although Stuarts
Calcium Waters Is proprietary article
ana sold by druggists and for that rea-
son tabooed by many physicians. vet
I know OF nothing so safe and reliable
for constipation, liver and kidney trou-
bles and especially In all forms of skin
| diseases as this remedy"
Al any rate people who arc tired of
| Pills. cathartlcs and so-called blood
purifiers" VIII find in Stuarts Calcium
Wa1ers, a far safer. more Dalatable
and effective preparation.
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EQUIPMENT FOR
HARTMAN LINES
Twenty-Three Freight and Pas
senger Engines Are Being
Shipped West.
BIG SYSTEM is NOW
PREPARING FOR BUSINESS
Locomotives viii Be Placed on
the 0. r. & n. and
the s. p.

PORTLAND, Or. Feb 3.-Twenty-three new
freight and passenger engines for the Harm
man lines In oregon, representing an cxpcn-
diture OF moro thnn 500, 00o arc expected to
reach Portland within tho next two weeks
from tho shops OF tho Baldwin locomotive
works in the East Ten OF tho number erc
freight locomotives for service tho o. r.
& n. lines in oregon. whilo ten moro will
haul Southern Pacific freight trains tho
oregon division. Tho remaining three arc pas
senger engines for the o. r. 6 y. lines They
VIII be pressed into service tho Oregon
roads at upon their arrival, and VIII DO
put on the mountain division where heavier
hauls occur.
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Knights Of Pythias.

CALANTHE-MYRT lodge No, l.
Every Monday. X. OF P. hall c. r
Strock. c. c. c. e. Holman, K. of R
and S.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah
In tho matter OF II. Q. Young, vol. bank
rupt-In bankruptcy. No 92S.
10 tho creditors OF II. c. Young OF Salt
Lake CITY, I'm the county of Salt Lake and
district aforesaid bankrupt:
Notice iS hereby given that on the goth
day of January, 19O6 tho said IL. c.
Young was duly adjudicated bankrupt,
and that the first meeting of his creditors
Will be acld al my office in the CONNER
iItn day of February 1906. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint n trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City. Feb. 9. 1909s k291
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEssalt
Lake City tent No. 2 Every Thursday,
I. o. o. f. hall. Visiting Knights invited
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Other Deals Consummated.

For the OF SIS. 600 Robert Harklns ac-
quired Saturday from Aaron Kcysor, II piece
OF ground 6Axli2 feet on the south side OF
Market street near tho postoflcc. on Tues
day Hudson Smith sold 10 a. Fred Wey for
tho sum OF $1,000, ground f0Hl32 feet on the
north side OF Market street Thomas Quaylc
sold Thursday 20 F. r McGurrin. for $40 CrO
4uLxlS1 feet OF ground on tho south side ot
Third South street. between West Temple and
First West streets For coizHl65 feet OF ground
on the north side OF Third South street bo-
tween West Temple and First South streets
Mrs. Bourne realized tho sum OF Sll.0o0 Tho
name OF tho purchaser not made public
Tho sale was mndo Monday The sum OF
s620o paid "wednesday TO Frod Roscnfelt
for 49lkXl65 feet on Third South between First
and Second West streets. Tho nume of the
purchaser in this deal also not made
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IMPROVEMENTS IN 1905.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Means
Business

TOPEKA, Kan. Feb. al. T. Nudge. sec
ond vice president of tho Chicago, Rock Is
land s. Pacific road. who ia in Topeka today
said; Vigorous action In continuing the I'm
provemcnts and new and important ones is the
wltchword OF our company for 1906.
"One OF the first improvements VIC Will
undertake IN this vicinity Is the enlargement
OF our freight terminals at Armourdalc, nenr
Kuneas City This Improvement will cost be-
tween 500. 600 and 100000. We expect to
decide upon tho plans and begin work at
once. Our executive board has allowed us
S. 600 OoO for improvements this year. Paruc-
ular attention viii DO given to the rebollnst-
ing OF the FL Paso division, which runs from
Harrington. Kan. TO Santa Rosa, y. NJ"
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Mrs q. B. Olson to C. +. Boyce. soIeo
rods, southeast from rods cast OF
northwest quarter OF section "a town ,
] a. Philips 10 Hyrum II. Forbush:
part OF northeast quarter of northwcet
quarter Of section %. township south'
Sam p Warren TO Ida Williams, lot l9.
block l. Franklin sub s.s.. .-..s..' z
John J. Toronto to Louisa p. Vincent,
lot 10. block /, Toronto sub .... -,
] ~ Wilncy 10 julia II worrum, ll5x
az feet northeast from southwest cor
ner OF LOT 2. block is. plat G. -.-.....
Swan @. johnson TO Western Pocihc
Railway company. lots to {, block 3.
Highland Park .s...... -. ,.-.....,..:-
Ernest Toronto to Ann j. Parry. lot 9.
block /. Toronto sub. .;....,:,.. ,;;....:
r. & Bringhurst 10 ] W Bringhurst
acres southeast quarter Of section Is.
township 2 south, range cast -....,..
Ely D. Phillips to a. A. Durrart. ct nl'
e.e4 acres, northwest quarter OF sec
ton q. township south. range / east
n. F Erickson to 6. S. Christensen lot
TO u. block ?. plat A. Eastern add
8. 8. Christensen to Camilla Chrlsten-
sen. lots 10 II. block 2. plat A, East
Ferdinand paer to John II. Baer. IL
ncres. southwest quarter OF section 2l.
township l south. range west .ss--.
s H. Auerbaeh to Salt Lake Tribune
publishing company half interest In
part OF lots and 4. block !. plat A eS
Theodore AuSIsAcn to selt ho,{ L1Ro Ike
tcrest In part OF lots and 4, block 20.
plat A. -.-.sss,,. s..... ..,..s, -r'' .
Annio T. Hyde TO John M Wiley, l5sT
4S l-3 feet northwest from 25 feet wc0t
OF southeast corner OF lot 3, block o.
plat A.. .s.,,..s.-.. ..s.,,-. '-..'... ;
W f. NJ. Socy., 81. Il. church, TO O. s.
Holmes, part OF lot !, block o.. plat a
Henry Hughes TO C. o. Johnson part OF
section g township south. range
T V Mccoid to c o. johnson. part OF
section 2 township south, range l
west -.-a.ss. aasrr-..Frr--s
United States OF America TO Copper
Glance Mining and Milling company
Olympia Lode, etc. West Mountain. .....
Jacobs Realty company to Salt Lake
Tribune publishing company, part or
lots md g. block 90 plnt A.. s.,, a.
Levy Realty company TO Salt Lake
Tribune Publishing company, part OF
lots 2 and g. block 10 plat a. .s,..... y
Meyer Realty company, 10 Salt Lake
Tribune Publishing company. part OF
lots and 4. block 20. plat A. .......s Is
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Will Invest Money Here.

Local real estate men are naturally greatly
Interested In the report that has reached Salt
Lake TO the effect that q gigantic company OF
Los Angeles Capitalists is In the process OF
formation for the purpose OF investing money
In salt Lake real estate. The report emn-
mates from a reliable quarter but details OF the
project arc meager. II Is. however, accepted
true, and real estate men figure that IL
Will materially advance local property. II is
also pointed out that II local men OF wealth
realize thGt Outsiders have determined 20 take
advantage OF tho opportunities afforded In Salt
Lake. the former VIII get exceedingly busy
In acquiring rs much property as possible
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Railroad Notes,

J. L. Moore OF the Salt Lake Route has re-
turned from a Western trip.
A. T. welby, general superintendent, and
F S Elliott. superintendent OF tho Rio
Grande. left Saturday for trip OF inspec-
ton OF the line under their Jurisdiction
H Bush, traffic manager of the Colorado
Midland. In the city yesterday
w E. Hitchcock, representing Julius Och
Of San BenaIdino Cal. shipped three car
loads OF sheep from Salt Lake 70 the coast
yesterday over the San Pedro.
Among tho railroad men who returned from
The congcntion OF National Live Stock men
at Denver yesterday were Ira c. Tuttlc, F. A.
StnrlMonther and Z ] PlnIatel.
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Heavy Damages Asked.

The Union Pacific Railroad company was
rnado defendant In $4,000 damage suit in
tho Third District court Saturday, tho plaintiff
being John Stugg formerly an engineer In
the employ OF tho company. Stngg complains
that he was severely Injured In a collision at
Spring Valley, Wyo.. Christmas day OF
last year Negligence Is alleged on the part
OF tho company.
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ARTICLES ARE FILED.
Payette Valley Railroad Has Incor-
porated for 100000.

Articles OF Incorporation OF tho Puyette Val
ley railroad have been filed with the Secretary
OF State. Tho capitalization OF the company
is $40. .O00. divided Into 100 shares OF the par
valuo OF slo0 each. The officers OF the com
Dunn. vice president; a. B. Moss. treasurer
and +. s. Murphy, secretary,
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RAILROAD TO ALASKA
Morgan and Partners Are Going tc
Build It.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb within a few
days II will DO announced authorltativcy. ac-
cordng to closely in touch with tho mat
ter. that ]. p Morgan & Co, the Guggen-
helms. the Eayemcycrs and other men whose
names stand for millions OF dollars be-
hind the new railroad which will extend from
Valdez 400 miles into Alaska. Grading has
begun on the limo and all prelimlnarieB hay-
ing boon completed. dirt will now NY in car
nest. II is added, and 1909 Will be laying
track by April /
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Many Important Deals Made.

Tho past week was marked by a number OF
Important real estate deals. These trans
actions prove beyond doubt that the growth
OF the business sections Of the city to the
southwest Will be more rapid within the next
Few months than is at present anticipated by
those outside Of real estate circles The de-
mnnd for property in the vicinity OF the new
Federal building is exceedingly heavy. and n
number Of sales OF the past week involved
property in that section.
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Free Socialist Lecture.

The Socialists will hold thoir usual propa-
gnndn meeting tonight In Federation OF La-
Dor hall Local speakers will address the
meeting. Good music Will be furnished and
questions and discussion allowed. Seats free.
Como and bring your friends.
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A Great Bargain.

One Of the most important sales OF the week
that OF . piece OF ground 5Oxl65 feet on
Main street opposite the postofIlcc The sell
er was 81. II. Walker and tho buyer jacob
Moritz. The icnl was consummatel Thursday
and the consideration was S7 500. or s7J0 a
front foot. The purchase OF tho property at
that figure is considered one Of the greatest
barEains in rCRl cstnte circles In many months
all other property in the vicinity is held
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Meeting Of Y, w. c. A.

Great interest Is being manifested in the
meeting TO be held at tho First Presbyterian
church this afternoon in behalf OF the organ
izntion OF tho Young Womon's Christian
ISOLATION in this city. Tho programme will bo-
gin ot holf-past o'clock.
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Board to Move Monday.

Tho Board OF Public Works will movc It's Of
fees Monday from room In the basement
OF the city and county building TO room g.
just across The corridor on tho zane floor. Al
tho Same time tho Land and Water CommtS-
sioncr Will move from room TO room }.
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1896
$3.50
l54S
Declines O Reappointment.

George A. Smith. receiver OF tho land Office
hos declined II ls understood. to receive re-
appointment TO tho came onlce, In cnso IL
should bo rendered him He has already
served two full terms in the Office and has
made arrangements TO engage in private bus
tray
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Judges at Charity Ball.

william Bradford Bishop U. O. Miller and
Mrs. Eliza s. Bcnnlon have been appointed
judges to select tho beet sustained character
at the character ball 10 be given at Granite
stnke amusement hall on the evening OF Fri
dav February o
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Will Arrive Soon.

Peter Hack OF Los Angeles. who has largo
reel estate holdings In Salt Lake is expected
arrive here within few days from his
homo to arrange for the erection OF n big
apartment house OH his Main street property
at tho cornor OF Main and Fifth South streets
The property has an nren Of S2NlG5 feet. and IL
"a understood that Mr.. Hack viii cxpend s75.-
90 in building tho apartment house.
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Attachment Suit Filed.

The Charm Mining and Milling company has
filed IN attachment suit against John F
Cowen In tho Third Dlhtrlct court. to recover
i575 07. alleged 10 be due on voluntary assess
mentn on tho companys stock
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Wave Of Buying Coming.

Real estate men declare that this advance
In prices clearly Indicates that greet wave
of buying up local real estate is close hand.
and that 1t will exceed tho fondest eNpccta-
tons OF property owners Tho real estate op-
orators maintain that tho buying OF real cs-
tate can only be checked BY the holders de-
mandlng cNorbitanJ prices for their interests
1t Is pointed out that II the holders Will be
content with q fair profit on their Investments
and not get II Into their heads that prospective
buyerB VIII give up SKY priccs." tho good
work Will go on ond the progress OF Salt Lako
VIII be materially advanced. But. IL Is fur
thcr pointed out that II local owners set a
figure beyond all reason the buying OF realty
holdings Will be brought 10 an abrupt termi-
nation as was the caSe at the time of the
visit last summer Of the real estate men and
cayltollsts OF Los Angeles.
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'2ETS A PATENT.
. vents IN Automatic
- Hinge.

- Hinge.
c5vo Is tho inventor OF an
70 which viii como as a
re TO tho householder and
e more or less. 10 onnoyel
Irs1ne gate open This ornis-
- Of trouble. but Mr.. Mes
ZONES all hsartaches be-
t,~e 10 leave tbs door open.
closing Itself The
- principls of gravity and
>3perienccd in that limo to
y most effective on tho mar
sc1g manufactured by the
A fe company at Provo pnd
len are employed in the
ae manufacture OF the ar
II IN progress Blnce the nrSt
uro developments prom,ss
ne industries OF tho Stafn
b is at present in tho civ
zion. IL enthusiastic ov,r
n great demand for ths
= tho hinges are being
q Jancisco. Portland. SeattIo
"a the Pacific coast ana
mg made TO Invade the
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Pauper Clerks Report.

Paupsr Clerk jones reports that for the
month OF January tho county furnished assist
10 900 fnmIlies. consisting OF lOS per
Tho amount Of money distributed was
C2lOi 50.
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Will Sing at st. IMary's.

Mrs, George Il. Curtis, Miss Lotto Owen
and r. c Dunbar will sing an "Avo Verum "
by Mnzzoll. at tho IL o'clock seryice at St
Mary's cathedral this morning
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Largest Sale of Week.

The largest sale Of the week involved $40. 800
was 33xlS5 feet on the onst side OF Main street
between First and Second South streets tho
Salt Lake Electric supply company property.
The seller was y. ". Clayton and the buyer
McIp
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union PACIFIC
RAILROAD LANDS
utah and WYOMING

In largo and small tracts, desirable
for sheep and cattle raising. Easy
ten-year payments; only one-tenth of
the purchase price required down.
There Is good money in range land.
Full particulars, prices, etc, call
on or write Union Pacific Land
Agency, IS West Second South street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Inspected New Building.

Mombe1s OF tho Board OF Education OF Salt
Iako City went To Murray Saturday for tho
purpose OF inspecting tho school buildings in
the smclter city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05

\ Almost every limo report
busy during last week
Ions reached a greater
II years. Al this time
, are taking stock. and
A for new goods. ore sell
f,ck al greatly reduced
ally true OF the general
lB trade. and tho ohow
he local business houses
|fill soon be nt hand. at
|rently think SO
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Sad News Received by Utahns.

Miss Laura Crawford and Mrs Summer
Gleason OF Knysvllle received ncws yesterday
OK the death OF tboir father at PeeOcs Scot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Wo1nan's Republican Club.

Tho Woman's Republican club will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Price No. 713 West First
South street, Monday, February o. at 2 y. IN.
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n ARGBNTA LODGE NO. 3. E. and
Ia. A NAT Masonic hall first
~ Tuesday OF each month. Mem
bers of sister lodges and soJourn-
Ing brethren invited. Harry a Knowles.
W. N, Moses c. Phillips. Secretary.
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VIII Meet MONDAY

Tho Committee on Buildings md Grounds Of
tho Bpurd Of Education will meet In tho rooms
OF tho board at o'clock Monday afternoon
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GREATLY PLEASED
WITH THE OUTLOOK
Real Estate Men Are Jubilant;
Prices Obtained Advance
20 Per Cent.
MANY IMPORTANT SALES
MADE DURING THE WEEK
Los Angeles Capitalists Prepar-
ing to Invade the Salt
Lake Market.

mot in fifteen years has the outlook for
Salt Lake real estate been SO brilliant, nor
have tho real estate operators enjoyed such
general satisfaction as at tho present.
Such was the expression OF q local real es-
tate man Saturday. In summing up the situn-
tion in his line OF business ondeavor And his
views were concurred in by many OF his fol-
low business men OF the same line. Tho ex-
preston gives fair Idea as to tho manner
in which the real estate men regard tho future
OF Salt Lake. 1T is asserted upon authority
that during the last week the prices obtained
for local property advanced 20 per cent over
those OF the previous week.
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Harvest.

~ .dea as to the hhrve5ts
4 pie are reaping through
Y IL in Salt LAake. WHOM
{ and gloomy. Tho in
reases in the daily bank
lis finding Its way over
ds, tho general opinion
A{ssult IN great good for
JGes announces that Salt
E5gl gnin in tho bank clcnr-
XII ding February l. TO be
,1l5 fcatest increnEc OF any
tfpF., in the country. Tho
N for the last week fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05

WASATCH LODGE NO. /, F. and A M
Masonic hall second Friday each month.
Members OF sister lodges and sojourning
brethren In good standing invited. Harrio
wall Griffith. W. II. A ]. Lowe, Secre-
tary.
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MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2. F. and A.
M.-Masonio hall second Monday each
month. Members of sister lodges and So
Journing members In good standing In
vited. A. II. Peabody. w. III. Christo-
Dher DIehI. Secretary
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TE TRANSFERS.
/ Lake Soil Entered of
'tecord.

ISL AlSIC Gu OI
stecord.
western Pacific Rail-
ED 81 to Is, block S.
to Western Paclnc
III lots ~ TO CO. block
y, 10 ' ....'.;,-.,.. LeSo
lots / to 4. block
" ,s...-'.s ..,..s.,.a. 1.C1O
EASTERN Pacific Rail. V'
~ % md ~ block 5.
= Edna B. Scott, par. o'
ock .. pint c.. -. I
Edna D. Scott ono
part OF lot 1, block
|srse.ssl. rs...sss...- .
|ry TO Mary W. GRAY
Fey northwest from
OF lot Z. block l2l.
---'''s. s-,,......r.. $500
ompany 10 Mary w.
~ OF lot Z. block III,
80 ss..,p.tss.., 3
"A TO Western Pncific
lot G and south half
highland Park -. l nno
stern Pncinc Railway
20 Z, block 6. Coates
[~vsa ,-rs...,s....... / 5cy1
al. TO Little Cotton
my water right Lit-
eek: section Is. town
se ! east ............,, 1
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Ell kALAH TEMPLE A. A. o. n, NJ 8.
Third Wednesday OF each month. Ma
sonic hall at p. m. All mobiles soJourn-
Ing Invited. ]. III. Marriott, Potentate.
w. L. Barnes. Recorder
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Woodmen of the World.
FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS

c. j.. LOVETT. ALL MAKES RE-
paired. Foundry. Al n 7th West: phone
1897 S63
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GROCERY
ACCORDION PLEATING

sUNBURsT ACCORDION AND SIDE
pleating. Mrs. Jennens, e5S Third East.
Bell phone Gp4I-K. nSSo
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SCAYENGERS


UTAH SCAVENGER CO, OFFICE $50
So 3rd E Bell phones 2610K and
2S93-Z. i2S2
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No 3-Every
Thursday evening. X. OF P hall
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LINCOLN lodge No. %. K of P, meets
every Tuesday evening. 8 O'Clock. K of
P hall.