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YOU CANNOT BEAT THE PRICE
ON THESEi

1O-r. m. p. b. house, oak finish, the-fin-
est residence on 1st st Lot 5x10 rods.
at q great bargain,
5xlO rods on End ST.. Ar. frame house.
$4,000,
ple Lot 2eX15 rods; only sS,500.o0.
6-r. mod. p. b, house on 4th St; 1890
easy terms, oo
7-r mod. p b. house on 1st ST. $4,000,
7-r frame on 7th West. near 3rd So,
$3.50. very easy payments.
5-r mod p. b, house on Sth West'
near 4th So; s2Ao0. easy terms
AR. mod. p. b. house. near Sth Wess
and 4th So $500. $500 down. bal SIG
per month. s,.o
or mod p. b. house and barn on Srd
st, $4,000, terms IL desired
MAHAN INV. CO,
27 Eagle Block.
Headquarters for bargains. Wls7s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
S~ STrI

STILL HUNTING?
You probably have looked around for
weeks and weeks TO find tho home or lot
OF your choice. Has 1t ever occurred
10 you that my experience OF thirteen
years in selling homes might be Of
benefit to your
Have you ever heard of a loss or
cli,ents7
choicest selection of homes and build
Ing spots on my list.
Why don't you call on me and be
2Rx10 rods, rooms, not new, but
modern cottage on 3rd East near End
$500.
s-Toom modern 2-story residence on
LIST st. the lot 23EEx1S 3ExdS
lO-room modern brick cottage with
hot water heat. lot 2AxS rods. corner
:" iS' St. $4,000
e.room modern brick. cottage. cast
front on r st. lS' sis2d 25sHs'
4-room cottage, lot 2hx7 rods on
4th East near Sth South.
$4,000,
4-room modern brick cottage, 7th
East near Sth South. lot 2x10 rods.
$500.
4-room brick cottage, lot 2hxS rods
near 5th South and 11th East, water
and electric lights IN the house.
S125Q
About acres with 4-room house,
good water right, near 18th East and
18TH South, 200 young fruit trees just
planted
20 acres with good Groom house in
MIL Creek, one of the best improved
properties In that vicinity, will sell 10
acrea with house for s350o
Until May 1st. SsaSSer TSom raod brick cot
frontage. It's cheap:
About $3.50 per foot and all paving
paid. Nos 14S-1b0 Brigham St. lot
s72o per. year. Have only until May
-0 - >' - 49, s21oo.
4-room frame house near Sth South
on 1st West. lot AXIS rods, It's a bar
0N SECOND STREET BOULEVARD.
3x10 corner, facing south and east,
$4,000.
AXIS corner. facing north and west,
s.. 200.
2Mx7A, south front $3.50.
6x7 rods. corner, $4,000.
And many more,
on corner 4th East and 9Th South. 2h>
x7 rods. $3.50
Corner on 1st St, $4,000. 3hx5,
Corner lst and SITS, 5x1h rods,
$4,000
East .1sto 1st South. 2hx1o rods south
Nice but small lot on Canyon Road.
3x1o, 7th South near End West.
$3.50.
Have lots everywhere.
A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South St Phones Sal.
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WATCH THIRD SOUTH.

The IUWINU 81 Z EEI.
Don't you know there arc lots Of peo-
pie on the way to Salt Lake?
Don't you know investors are look
ing toward Salt Lake as the safest
place to put their money!
No earthquakes; no tidal waves, no
cyclones.
When the tide of investors reaches
us. look out for Third South st.-the
depot street.-the coming street
Do you want to make some quick
money on this street, If you do, / will
sell you 81 feet on the corner of 3rd
South and End East for s175.o0 per
foot-S16,91 90,
Now, l am offering this for a snap.
You can't beat IL and you know 1t.
l ON going to sell 1t and some body
Will make some money. sure, VIII II
be you?
w. s. CRISMON, REAL ESTATE,
Room 200 Scott Bldg. w1972
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE


SEARS INVESTMENT co.
broom brick on 9Th $4,000
Broom brick on 9th East. . 5000
1sroom modern brick on 9th
South. East ..,.........,... $500
ave. .1.... .............'... $500
groom modern brick on 9th East 1850
7-Toom modern, new. close to
Brigham ..,......,......... 4.5oo
So. .................. 1,150
4-room frame. barn and sewer 300
East ........... ........... $500
East 80. ............'........ 2,75o
barn, small fruit, plenty water.
ms Is snap. on 9Th East;
10 acres on East Bench, good wa
ter rights. small house and Or
Don't forget us il YOU are looking for Tor
anything In the real estate line. We
can suit you
SEARS INTyZEsTMENT " y en- CO.. a.,
GOOD 5-R. BRICK. N. b. $500
5oxl26 IT., 3-r. frame. $3.50.
RSSssir SGssS TT sis63 good S-r. brick. End W.
Sec those new AR. press. bricks. close
In; easy payments. $1,000; -
Mod. 6r. brick. close In, $4,000
Mod. 6-r. frame, E. 9Th So. s25Oo
Mod, 9-r., large lot, fruit, shade, barn,
E. side, bargain; $4,000.
Mod. 7-r. press brick, w. side, $4,000.
New mod. 6-r press. brick e. side,
terms, $3500
Mod. e-r, brick. w. side. very close
In, S3500.
Mod. 7-r., e. bench. large lot. $4,000.
30-r. hotel. 100x1G5 IT, well furnished,
everything goes for $1,000
5x10. Z 2nd So, close In, $500
4703 acres land In tracts OF ] to 100
acres, In and adjoining city from $40
to $500 per acre easy terms.
Wl9S9
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CONCERNING THE WHEREA BOUTS
OF Henry Ferkel, who is supposed to
be in Salt Lake city He LETT Pueblo
Colo, Jan. IL. 1900; baker and confection
er by trade. Address Miss Jennie FcrkeI
eSl go. IND East St. Salt Lake City. M1OS2
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LOST
NOTICE

PLANTING, SETTING AND ON ~
waiting fruit trees by experienced nura-
cry man Frank Veniero. 10 w. 4th So
W40o
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

cir w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
lbalmer, Us s. w. Tenn. Psones lob
p6A2
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NTER AND PAPER HANGER

,2LLIS, PAINTER. PAPER GETG-
( and kalsomimer, 254 Baltimore ave-
1SO"o -'''A' W447
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FLORISTS

est DOUBLE VIOLETS AND EU-
/. sral designs Both phones 3aoe. Gems
rral Co. l43 South Main street. nlfS
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ACTIVE MEN WANTED IN EACH
county to exhibit. demonstrate and ad-
vcrtise staple line: salary S1S weekly, SO
per day for expenses, no capital required:
honesty and sobriety moro essential than
experience; National Co., 72o Chestnut st.
Philadelphia w2lS5
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SCALP TREATMENT

THE HARPER METHOD-MISS JEN-
ME Sloan OF New York has opened
parlors at sos the Templeton, intro
ducing the Harper method of shampoo
ing, scientific scalp treatment and
manicuring, w19S0
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HAY, COAL AND GRAIN


HARVEY * CO. u0 W. $. Temple. Bell
phone 1927; Ind. l2l4. J62s
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.a.DERLY LADY OR COUPLE TO
lake caro- Of home while party goes
;st a few months; references required:
tdress X 8 Tribune w2l6l
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MONEY TO LOAN

HALF OF THE BUSINESS OF THE
world Is done on borrowed money; q
good argument why Il man should bor-
row to build a home; our terms are rea-
sonable. Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
ga Main st. In our own building.
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CARPENTER AND JOINER

A. L. IIAMLIN, REAR 263 SO MAIN
Ind. fone l42li residence, 257a w342
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$3.50 WILL GIVE YOU HAIRDRESSING
and manicure parlors that Is paying
well; business established 6 years.
sickness compels owner to make a sac
rifice prico. Newcomb, 631e w. End
So, r. Z. w202S
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: sa.NTLEMAN WANTS BOARD AND
- jom, close in. private family. Address.
~ Ing particulars and terms. w 90. Trib-
-
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WANTED

IN EXPERIENCED IN GENERAL
line 10 open store in new
Y promising mining camp; company
Illness and protecuon; from SSVD 10
.;N required; must be good man. Al
".ss y 81, Tribune, "Zloo
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BUTCHERS SECONDHAND ICE
OK. Bywater d Groo, lii-46 w. So,
-mple. w16l9
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work. Salt Lake Stamp CO., cor. Srd
So. and West Temple. Fones SW p27O
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AGENTS-SELL SAN FRANCISCO DIS
aster book, 500 pages. Illustrations; high
est commissions. freight paid, credit
send 10c postage for outft, also beautiful
free household premiums. American Pub
llshIng House. Chicago. w2l79
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RENT MODERN FUR
lshed house, to rooms, east or
nth bench. Address p. o. box 745.
D w2O0O
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t'O LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
ON 10 to II it. high. close In. Address
E.9. Tribune. w369
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olETED-RELIABLE MEN TO REG
|TSter in the Young Mems Christian AS
EIation Employment depart. good posi-
as for the right men. 1858
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eSyyE OR 6-RM. MOD. HOUSE; MUST
In good condition; cast side preferred
=. tribune. tlG9S
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lMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
-pusework; no laundry; best wages
IN phone No. 168 wloS9
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atENT, TRADE FOh, OR BUY.
mnd. gentle horse AID light rig, also
F5ap or camping wagon and team. Phone
lD4 1090x; Ind. zTS5. VITA
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WANTED SITUATIONS

Mn ALTON WANTED BY A CAPABLE
uuTgetic Eastern man. with yeors'
as stenographer, Office and
Ses5 manager. and 2 years experience
s5ollar corporation. No objection TO
u ing city. Address P. o. box ld3. W2l6J
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s. HEAR FROM PARTIES INTER-
neted In good confectionery business, in
u town, small investment object part
ls:ehip. Address w 50. Tribune. wl60l
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FOR RENT

--~~-~-~~---------->--->-
FIvE-ROoM STRICTLY MODERN COT
tage. Apply 439 So. 3rd E. w2lof
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BOY WANTS GARDEN
position or stable work. w 81.
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ASSAYERS

-~~-~~~-~-~--~---------~ ~-->-~----~>~~~~~o-~--~~O
CRISMON 81 NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists, removed to 22o So. West
Temple. wl792
UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ S. Honauer. j. V Sadler
l52 So West Temple. p. o. Box l446
Analytical work speciality Price list
mailed. t2l94
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HOUSE WRECKING

OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT SHOWELL
Bros, IL BelCher. lOl Atlas block phone
Bell S565-k Ind 3l9S. rlll2
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L>PETENT MIDDLE-AGED LADY.
"a ID cook, would like position as
|AGE ekeepcr, 1853 w. 9Th So wl958
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LUNG CALVES, VEALS. MILCH AND
ty. cheap. Saunders, Boil -S7i-I. wl6sl
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9HEST PRICE PAID FOR MEN S
kmst-off clothing, hats and shoes 5
u nmcrcial st Bell H20-X w1lS2
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

TIE KEELEY Co, PURE ICE CREAM
and shcTbets, prompt delivery Is Rich
ards street Both phones 1923, w657
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: MAY 1sT. TO I ROOMS, MOD
rn, west and south, close 10 Rio
ande depot, A, C Snyder. b and y;
pt., R. G. w, Will
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

SUITE OF ROOMS AND ONE SINGLE
room 26T So End East w2l67
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u WEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON
s.3ss, rags. bottles, rubber. copper. etc,
Rsh Junk Co. 60 E. 9Th So: phone 229
" z30l
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F.. S.NTED-ELECTRIC PIANO. STATE
Ice; answer. Address Salt Lake Sa-
|,Ta. E F.. Pocatello. Idaho" VIA
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

s11O BUYS ROoMING- HOUSE. IS
rooms fine location, good business. In
quire room q Conway, opp. Tribune.
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;lNIJMENTS AND TOMBSTONES

,tACE YOUR ORDER NOW tOK D6S-
| ration day, X, Mckenzie. AZ State st
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RISEN & NEALSON BUY SECOND
|lland furn.. stoves. etc. 26l So, State,
ii w1l64
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4 ONCE, ALL KINDS SECOND
>and furniture, stoves. ranges. bicycles.
lr Secondhand Store, 3lo So. State.
W.l4s
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y, RENT A GROOM, 2-SToRY MOD
h fn house. II bargain is offered Will
~ Address L. o. box 1883 w1l17
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SCAVENGERS

n sCAVENGER co, oFTICE -,
yeto T. IND 1913. 1852
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si.N WITH ARTESIAN OUTFIT TO
rive q well. Apply TO y. a. Dunyon,
ryH street, Bell phone 3S5S-K; lnde-
,-ldent, 1885.
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FIRST-CLASS DRIVING HORSE.
r>dress X 20. Tribune. w2lOl
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BOARD AND ROOMS

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
board Modern house. Suitable for two
gentlemen or man and wife, Bell tel
23l5-Ks w2l54
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b LADY WANTS CURTAINS TO DC
|1ip OF home. Bell phone 2l69-k. wlass
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d |sSNTLEMAN WANTS BOARD AND
E IN. In modern house, private family.
ut side preferred; close in, Will remain
F59r months If suited. Address w 81,
|v7bune and state terms.
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15-ROOM LODGING-H HOUSE. NEW AND
modern building, nicely furnished. do
Ing good business, located In one OF best
towns of southern Idaho For particulars,
address XII. Tribune office. w2lS6
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NsEHOLD GOODS OF ALL DE-
<iptlons. Western Furn. Co., second
store Phones: Ind. l625. Bell 1894 Y.
M hl21
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tical restaurant man to open a new
place on Main ST., where he can get top
prices and coin money. IL you have
sl0I0 you can handle It Newcomb, S1a w.
End So. r. T. w2liS
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AVAIL PAPER CLEANED

Ian HOUSE CLEANING n Co
r}slaetion guaranteed 6S1 Main: both
Vco Iovo- l. tl075
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b. ELDERLY LADY. ONE UNFUR-
Ia wl92S
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
II you would join a company OF good
men for the purpose of manufacturing
lime. brick, and eventually cement, see
Perkins, Mgr Newcombs r. r. Dept.
63Ia w. End So. w2l46
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GOOD DELIVERY HORSE FOR SALE
Apply 209 So. 18th Il. w2015
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TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. ground floor no children;
6SI So. Main. Wl6i3
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PH0N0GRAPHS

EDISON PHoNOGRAPH PARLORS, 25
S. w Temple. Fono lli6-N oleO7
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EsaHEST PRICE PAID FOR HOUSE
f1bld goods, carpets. etc, entire house
nishings a speciality. Nebraska Furni-
| We CO., e. e. End 80. OILS
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WANTED-DELP

AN ALL-AhOUND DAhbR- APFLh
at murray bakery. W@oo
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EXPRESS WAGON. HORSE, HARNESS.
cheap. 81 So. End East w2l6o
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WANTED-AGENTS

cisco horror book; COO pages fully illus
trated. $50; we give so per cent, pay
freight; give credit; premiums, send 10c
for outfit. Percival Supply Co. Philadcl
phla, Pa, WHIT
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= KINDS 2ED-HAND CLOTHING,
|lInks. vallses, best prices paid Is Com
'',Eeply by postal card. Phone 37n-K.
ia
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WE DO THE LARGEST PAWN
uofsiness In Utah. naturally We can loan
v, the largest amounts at the lowest
on diamonds watches. jewelry.
40, instruments OF all kinds etc Pri-
-tst offices and private entrance Is e
SO. Main entrance 30 E lst So, cor.
III. st. w55i
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALE. HY-
draulic chairs. combination case, half
block from depot. Good location Clears
from SIS to SO week. Trial given IL
wanted Cheap for cash. loS 18th st,
Ogden. Utah. w336
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PIPE-60, 900 FEET

ALSO STEAM HOlSrS. ALL KINDS
ma chinery, steam and electricity. j. NJ
Sven. $50 So Srd West, n9l5
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THE COMPLETE STORY OF THE
great San Francisco earthquake. writ
ten by cyc-witnesseS: complete set of ac-
tual photographs, big book. best terms
big money; agents are already taking
from fifteen to forty orders II day; send
l0c for complete outlt now ready? be
first In your field The Columbia House.
Chicago. Ill. w21S0
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AGENTS-SAN FRANCISCO HORROR.
by Bishop Fallows and survivors; thrill
Ing stories; Photographic Illustrations: big
book, 81, so; terms, 50 per cent commission.
100 per cent profit, freight paid: credit.
outfit free; send cents for postage.
Kuhlman Co, Atlas bldg, Chicago. wits
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ROOMING- HOUSE. MODERN, SEVEN
rooms, three blocks from either depot.
Call 63ls w. Ind So. room 70. Will
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FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS AT
30 T., 4th So. Bell 3l5i-Y. Wills
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ELECTRIC MACHINE REPAIR'G

O. F. WILSON-COIN MACHINES,
plano repairing. 81 Vine st w1i36
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n c 1 7 o r s. STENOGRAPHERS,
sS.itresees. holsegirls. Int Mt Emp
~, t"t5 w End So Go5
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4E PAPER CLEANING co
I've orders at Smith Drug CO Both
|vee <1'- wT
cr5ttL PAPER CLEANING co. LEAVE
ssykrB az Van Dyke Drug Co. Both
pries 461. nos
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EMPIRE DAIRY, H. n. STANDIsH,
Mgr Bottled MIX. Cream nIS Butter
EMPIRE DAIRY,
lS5 East Second South street
Telephones: Bell. S90oi Ind. 2sS5.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
board modern. 6li So. State WIM
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07
Object To Grazing Tax.

DENVER, January 3l.-Resolutions
condemning President Roosevelt's
policy of taxing stockmen for grazing
on forest reservations were adopted
today by the executive committee of
the National Woolgrowers associa-
ton, and a committee was appointed
to 60 to Washington and oppose this
measure and advocate railroad rate
legislation. The first step toward
making the w~oolgrowers' association
national" in scope and:membership,
as we'll as in name, was taken by the
executive committee, which reduced
the individual dues fori membership
from $40 to S. a year.
Plans for establishing alchief Office
OF the woolgrowers of Cheyenne were
adopted, and a committee was ap.
pointed to arrange the basis OF repre-.
sentation and voting in convention.
A committee was appointed to work
In conjunction with a like committee
from the American Livestock associa.
ton, 10 securing an amendment to the
2S.hour shipping law, extending the
limit of time stock shall remain in
cars to 36 hours.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07
Urging sun River PrOjsct.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. - Senator
Carter and Congressman Dixon this
morning arranged a meeting at the
white house for a deleg alton of the
Sun river irrigation committee. The
president received them most cordial.
ly and after hearing their statement,
he asked Messrs. Carter and Dixon to
prepare q written statement Of the
matter to be presented to him. He as.
sured the delegation that the matter
was in the control of the reclamation
engineers but he would take it up with
them.
After the call at the white house,
another meeting vas arranged with
Director Wolcott of the geological
survey, who stated that an estimate
would be prepared today by the board
Of consulting engineers with Engineer
Robbins of Great Falls, who is here
with the committee.
Among the delegation are Senator
Gibson. Senator Maddox, Messrs.
Ellis, Strain, Warield, Darling,
Hirshberg, from Great Falls, and
Drake and Bair FRONT Choteau. A
fiual conference with Secretary Hitch
cock is being arranged for tomorrow.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07
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