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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
INFORMATION.

a whose heart recently sewn up
In the hospital at Milan has been discharged
perfectly cured
II Is an unwrittcn law in most London dry
goods stores 10 show clocks The pro
prietors don't want tho shoppers TO think OF
the Night OF time
covered every year with dnmask sent by the
Sultan or khedvc. A single covering has
on occasion cost $4,000.
Medical mon, on an average. dlc sooner
than other professional men, says an author
ity. Between the uEcs OF As and tj two doc
tors die 10 one clergyman.
rnastoion unearthe0 In tho Forty-three Gold
Run claim, near Dawson. last month was
found gravel that washed 81, 600 In gold,
Brain workers proved. by Statistics 10
be long-uvcd. Five hundred and thirty emil
nent men and women were taken as basis,
and their duration Of life gives an average
OF about 6SlE yenre.
The state coach used by tho King OF Spain
s drawn by eight pure white horses WIN
plumes and white harness. PlumcS wave from
each corner OF N. coach, while crown or
For years tho trimmings and culls of the
Florida sponge trade were waste matter;
and nnd~ Into mattresses and pillows. Sponga
uat.rcsscr have sprung Into great demand
The famous mosque OF 81 SopnlS- III on
stantlnoplc Is always fragrant with the onor
of musk and has been ever since II was
bult in the ninth century. the curious tnlnk
being thnt nothing * done 10 Keep IL pfI-
fur1cd Tho solution Of the seeming mystery
lies I'm tho fnct that whom II was built over
OcD years ago. tho stones and bricks Wer"
nxed with mortar and mixed with musk
The annual production ot VINO ~, NJ ~ W
countries is about l.OO0. .0oo. Goo gallons, or
a bout two and onc-hnlf gallons tor cacn MAJ, sS
woman and child on earth, France - 1 IN
half or | 1i7 eeD 900 gallons. and Italy comes
second with "a. 0.oo0 gallons enc het
produces only lso0O 0oo littie sa t,pns ou,
Ing her with 5000, o1o All atnerie" '
only 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
aAPROVOEA
&SOCIET1NW
Special to The Tribune.

| Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, May &C. o. Baker left wednea-
| day evening for Telluride. where he will re-
Hain indefinitely,
Mrs. Eph Sutton returned from Salt Lake
City Thursday.
Nr. and Mrs. A. l. Woodhouse spent Tues
dny In Salt Lake City.
Miss Mildred Clnrk spent Saturday and
sunday In Salt Lake City
Miss Alta Neweomb Of Salt Lake, who has
In company with Mrs. Hynes. for the Uintah
reservation. Both ladies will locate thero In
order to prove UP on their land
The Prisciun club met Thursdny evening at
tho home Of Miss 10 Presl Dunn.
Miss Lue Nelson spent the later part OF the
week In Salt Lake CITY.
Mr.. Neal Winters was in Eureka few
days this week.
Mrs. woodhouse and Mrs Bailey spent
Wednesday olmsteod Provo canyon.
Mrs. William Cstes left Thursday evening
for Telluride Mrs. Cotes will be gone week
A largo crowd OF people ieft here Saturday
for Salt Lake City TO attend tho meet be
tween the L. of U. and tho 2. Y. L
Prof. Arthur Shepherd Of Salt Lake City
gave musicale at the p, Z z. Tueeday
evening
The 3 7. U. choir gave concert in Lehi
Thursday evening
@iso Florence Twelves arrived from Rich
attend tho wedding OF her brother, Murray
Twelves. and Mas Ruby Schlverch.
Miss Allie Tensdale entertained at dinner
Sunday evening. Covers laid for eight
Miss Ida Jensen spent Sunday IN American
Fork.
Mr.. and Nrs, l.. II. Eoys have announced
the engagement OF their daughter joan To
Frank Hoover Tho wedding will tako place
May q.
A reception will be eivcn Wednesday by
Mr and Mrs John r. Twelves In honor OF
their son and his bride, Mr.. and Mre. Murray
Twelvos.
Mrs William Fcrrl OF Payson spent Sun
day In the city
j. c Glenneld Of Salt Lako spent few
dnys hero this week. the guest OF n ".
Davis.
SIR, and Mrs Murray Tweives arrived Mon
Twelves are tho guests OF Mr. and Mrs. J r.
TWelVcs
Mrs; w. %. Edmonds spent the past week in
American Fork
Miss Aohsa Aggertson entertained a num-
Der OF friends Monday evening
The Sorosis club mot at the homo OF Ms
officers, and resulted follows; Mrs. Bees
Icy, president; Miss Adams, yioe-preoldent:
MISS Georgia Hoglon, secretary: Mrs. Cntt.
assistant secretary, Mrs Honery. treasurer:
Mesdsmes Spechart. McGaw md Rldeulch,
advisory board.
farewell reception will be given the com
Ing Wednesday In honor OF Mrs. Sam King
by tho members and past members OF tho
SorosiS club. The reception Will be held at
tho homo OF Mrs. King.
The Nineteenth Century club mot Fridny
at tho home of Mrs. Senrlcs The subject
Of Japanese schools and customs was takcn
up by Miss Noon.
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You have evidently got n case that
should be submitted to n sound lawyer
The answers VIC CHn give are general. and
might not do for YOU at all, VIZ. (D one
under age. lees than twentY-one years
old. (2) II wife, the same as when or
age SO fer as property rights In her
husbands estate nTc concerned: II hus-
ban6 nc needs guardian for any legal
status; and so does the wife as To her
own estate tD The answer is In No. ..
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,

Little Chief Mining and Milling COM
pany, principal place OF business at salt
that at a meeting % the board Of di-
rectors. held on the Path day OF April.
1906 an assessment OF ono % cent pnr
share (belng assessment No 2D was
levied upon the capital stock issued and
outstanding OF the corporation. payahle
Immediately to ]. Obcrndorfer secretary
South Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah,
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Monday, tho 18th
day OF May. ls93, Will be delinquent. and
unless payment Ia made before, win he
sold on Saturday. the 10th day Of june,
1866, at II o'clock noon, to pay tho de.
linauent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale.
j. OBERSDORFER, Secretary.
No. lel South Main street. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the City Coun-
ell OF Salt Lake City OF the intention of
such Council TO make the following-de-
scribed Improvement, to wit: Construct
ing a cement sidewalk six (0 feet wide
and four C) inches thick on tho south
side OF Fifth South street between Sec
ond West and Eighth West streets, and on
tho north side OF Fifth South street be-
tween seventh West and Eighth West
strcets, in sidewalk districts Nos. 20 and
H. ana delray the abutters' portion OF tho
Sost and expense thereof. estimated at
iiye thousand thirty-three and eo-lOO
ISoua6 50) dollars, or one and l0-l00 Isl 10)
four thousand five hundred and seventy
SIX $3.50 feet abutting said Improvement.
Dy a local assessment upon the lots or
sCiioed district, being the district TO be
affected and benefited by said Improve
hien,,' Hent' ,n namely Al OF lots s. 8. and 5,
plocR 80, all OF lots and 6. block %. all OF
lots 8. 6 I and y. block 2S plat A., all OF
lots md 6, block "a. plat &C.; part Of
me sonthWest quarter Of section !, town
shi south range west. Salt Lake base
and meridian; oil OF lots / and $. block
z all or lots and SO, block l. Pitts sub
division Of block %. plat CO.; all of lots
TO D, inclusive. block J. Coates a. Corumss
Su6dlNlsion OF block q. plat &c" Salt
Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement IA
estlmated at SIX thousand seven hundred
nfty-nine and l-100 (s675s0D dollars of
WHICH sum tho clty's portion Is one thou
sand seven hundred twenty-five and lilo
lSl1264D dollars, leaving eve thousand
thirty-three and 6o-lOO (s5o236O) dollars to
be raised by local assessment
All protests and objections to the carrv-
Ing out OF such intention must be present
cd In writing to the CITY Rccorder on or
before the 7th day OF May, 1906 being the
time set by said Council when It VIII hear
ard consider such protests and obicctIona
as may be made thereto
BY order OF tho City Council of snIt
Lake CITY. Utah
Dated March 5. 1906
]. B. MORETON. City Recorder
Sidewalk ENtcnaInn ~.
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ESSMENT NO. 19.

lining company, principal pIaos
Salt Lake City. Utah-Notics
ven that at a meeting OF In
ectors. held on the 5th day or
an assessment OF ten Gents
ire was levied on tho caDltsi
corporation, payable on or
lth day CT May. 1896. to w
seSSre,ory' at room $40 At
1ptah. Any stock upon which
,pent may remain unpaid on
N OF May. 1906. will be deIin.
vadycrtised for sale at public
unless payment is made be-
sold on tho 26th day OF NAV.
,he delinquent assessment. to-
the cost OF advertising and
Iale.
WONT. FERRY. Secretary.
offices, No. 500 Atlaa block,
lily, Utah.
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most prominent citizen of Salt Lake. who
is stopping at the New Willard for a few days
TX Col. 2 \. Wall one of the notable mining
men OF Utah, and one who has done much 10
develop the mineral resources OF his State
Col Wnll rs In Washington 10 look after law
suit In which he is interested that has been
brought before tho Supreme court
Mr.. Albert Smith. one OF tho eminent at
toncys OF Denver Is guest AT the Raleigh
He s. OF the opinion that the woman's sur
fruGe system in his State Is somewhat OF a
Eeilure.
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rdance with law and an order
OF directors. made on the 2nd
uary. lSCo, so many shares OF
OF such stock as may ho
III be sold at public auction at
the company. sos Atlas build
&c City, Utah. on the 18th day
at 4 o'clock p. M, TO pay the
ssessment thereon, together
It's OF advertising and expense
j. c. LYNCH Secrntaru
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INQUENT NOTICE.

ILLINOIS MINING COM
ncipal place OF business. Salt
Utah. Location Of mines. Flu
Notice-There are DELINQUENT
lowing described stock on ac-
essn,ent No l, installmcnt No.
per share. levied on the 2nd
1905, The several amounts set
Q names OF the respective
as follows:
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own estate. go The answer is In No. ..
FISH SPRINGS, Utah, April OWL
you kindly answer In your Semi-Weekly
Tribune the following questions; % In
what year was the Chicago fire' () Was
tho Queen OF Spain sister to the present
King OF England? And is not Princess
Ena sister to the Queen of Englaud?-A
SUBSCRIBER.
D The Chicago FIRE was in 1871 (9 No;
the Queen OF Spain. mother OF King AL
fonso. Is daughter Of tho late Karl Ferdi-
nand Duke OF Austria. the present King
OF Englnnd Is son OF Queen Victoria and
Prince Albert. The Princess Ena Is
daughter of Princess Beatrice, sister OF
the King OF England; she Ia therefore
niece of King Edward and niece by mar
rinGe OF Queen Alexandra. Princess Enas
name Is Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg,
tho Ena being diminutive Of Eugene,
MONO LAKE, Cal, April 25-Thc man
from Emery. Utah. wishing hot spring
OF pure water can find one at Benton,
Mono county, California; flow about 40
inches; Is used In the town OF Benton for
domestic purposes and In steam boilers;
viii cook an egg at It's source. The town
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Miss Edith Sutherland. after spending SOW
cral weeks with her parents. Senator and
Mira. Sutherland, at the Highlands, has re-
turned to school at IrvinRton, New York
Mr william Hcyburn OF Louisville. Ky.
has been the guest this week OF his brother
and sistcr-in-law. Senator and Mrs Weldon
t. Hepburn OF Idaho at Stonccigh court
Mr.. G, w. Lewis OF Idaho is on entertaining
gucst at the TLnleigh.
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QUESTIONS An D ANSWERS

STANLEY. Ida. April ls.-Kindly an
swer following question in your next
Sundays Issue; A has been living In this
country FOR twelve years. took out his
frst papers January 9. 1900 in the State
or Minnesota. but has made Idaho his
nome Tor the past four years; could he
take out his second papers alone, or would
he have to have witnesses?-A READER,
He would need witnessed
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. May al
would like to have you settle this dis
putc In your Sundays paper A bets e
that Corbctt Will win the night which
was TO have been at the Salt Palace April
u Knowing that they did not fight there
can the bet be good after that date. as
at Ogden later II they didn't say any
thing about renewing it?-W, Il. II
The bet Is of. the announcement at the
ringsidc by the umpire when the hght
was stopped was that all bets were off
KIMBERLY. Utah. May 2-win you
please answer through your paper, VIZ .
Was Julius Caesar Roman Emperor?
II not, who was the first Emperor Of
He was not; Octavius grand nephew
and adopted son of Julius Caesar. was
the first Emperor. under the name of Au-
gustus.
sALINA May 2.-Please answer the
Tribune Has the electric light company
the right TO charge their patrons for the
mctor2-A TRIBUNE READER
Certainly not but to protect themselves,
the company exacts from non-househod-
crs deposit Zee for the meter which is
refunded when the customer moves or
quits taking service
MONO LAKE, Cal, April &.-As you
have many times stated that tho columns
OF The Tribune were open for questions
and answers, ] will ask the origin and In
depreciation OF this word: ''Pro-Van-to-
yan-tim- tam-tyre- -lyre-mack- Held north
dn N w q N
TrIbunc,-JAS, c., THOMPSON.
The Tribune has made no such state
ment at any time; true. It answers as II
can, In such helpful fashion as II Ia able,
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questions OF practical concern and others
on occasion: but II makes no boasts or
proclamation or announcement of any
KIND In the premises AS TO the comona-
ton or letters or syllables submitted
they may be mere vaporing, or Indian. or
q yell Of some sort; but what is probably
or no Consequence; certainly. we do not
care TO undertake the quest for any mean
ing TO IT,
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was q lively camp In the seventies; at
present Is simply struggling for life. The
Benton raIlroad station is three miles OF.
down grade. on the Carson & Colorado
railroad. Address j. a Creason of Ben
ton for full partlculars.-J. G. THOMP-
SON.
MONO LAKE. Cal, April 23.-The man
from Reno, Ida, can find the champion
milch cow on Dnge 1IS 1902 wear book
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

STOCKTON, Utah. April 25.-To decide
q question OF Interest TO a number of res
idents Of this town. VIII you please an
the following: o. What constitutes a
minor (2) What Is u minors rights and
privileges In law, II married other than
II not married? C0 Being married. what
is minors status in regard to buying
and selling2-J Is.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-30
FORTUNE 4
BAD ACTOR
Trouble Follows Negro
Known Here Like
Chicken.

T. Thomas Fortune, the negro editor,
whose home is in Red Bank, N J., was
fined So yesterday for carrying a load
ed revolver. He went into the New
York Central Railroad restaurant at
Communipaw and complained to the
waiter that the coffee was too hot to
drink.
The waiter remarked that it was just
right. There was a dispute and Mr.,
Fortune, it is alleged, went to the wait
ing room and, after taking a revolver
from his satchel. returned to the res
taurant and sat down again.
The waiter called Policeman Quinn,
who arrested Mr.. Fortune on the
charge Of violating a city ordinance by
carrying a concealed weapon. He was
arraigned before Judge Higgins in the
First Criminal Court and a fine of $25
was imposed. 1t was paid,-New York
Telegraph, October Il.
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MACHINE THthCA[RY
Continued from page 1.


give dinner ale same China GAMBLER
give Blown, cost you iii more thirty
| dollar one man
And then the cookey backed out OF
| the room as though he had told some
| thing he should have kept to himself
! The Chinese gamblers gave this feed tC
Brown for protection, but it is said that
| there was something besides given, to
| others in the department, who did not
| attend the banquet
| WORKING FOR VOTES.
Word comes from Alex Lyle in the
| form of a complaint to some of his
! friends relative to the attempts of the
! police to work his employees for votes.
The report is to the effect that recent
1y men connected with the department
have visited his place before and dur
| ing the noon hour with the view to
ascertaining how the men would vote
On Saturday one of them in plain
clothes, made his appearance in the
yard and began talking to the men.
Mr.. Lyle went to him and told him to
make off, but the man refused to go,
and Lyle told him he would throw him
out. The individual then threw back
his coat and displayed a police badge.
This did not scare Lyle, for he told
the fellow to skidoo or he would throw
him and his badge together. That was
sufficient and the man left.
CHARGES NOT ANSWERED.
This is the kind of campaigning
Brown is doing and when he is remind
ed Of it he makes no excuse He has
never attempted to answer a single
charge that has been brought against
him by the Advertiser or anybody
else,' said gentleman yesterday, land
we want to know from him whether
all of this about his closing his eyes
to lawbreaking is true. His speeches
are mere nOthings outside of attacks
upon those who have dared to say
word against him and a request to
the boys to play fair. He says the
voters should not support Iaukea be-
cause he does not know how to run
the police department. Are we to I'M
derstand from that that We are to
swallow Brown for the balance of his
life? I have a think that there may
be someone besides him who can learn
in d few weeks or a month how to /;
carry out the law. how to reduce to a
minimum the wickedness of the local !
tenderloin. The police did it in New |
ork, where there was a powerful OPP !
position against the change. Here the (
better element is for order, and if 1 !!
am wrong in that assertion. then the |
Hawaiian is of a lower order than !
ever placed him. Why do l say the j
Because it is the Hawaiian |
vote that elects, and if Brown is
elected after promising to let them |
have free scope it will prove that they
are willing to allow this state of af-
fairs continue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-30

While Archbishop Trench was dean
of Westminster he delegated Canon
Cureton to preach at the abbey on a
certain saints day. On such days the
boys of Westminster school attended
service and afterward had the rest of
the day as a holiday. While Mr. Cure
ton on the morning of the day he was
to officiate was looking over his ser
mon at the breakfast table his son
asked in a tone vibrating with anxiety:
Fat Their is yours a long sermon to-
day?''
NO Jimmy. not very"
But how long? Please tell me-"
Well. about twenty minutes. Shout /
say. But why are you SO anxious to
know"
Because. father. tho boys say tho--
will thrash me awfnlly if you are more
than half an hour"
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FOR SALE.

House lot near Punahou, size 400x155
feet, with half interest in artesian well.
Lot we'll shaded with fine trees. Co
coanut trees in bearing. pears, man
gees, bananas, fig, orange breadfruit
and several other fruits Sewer con-
nection; 100 feet of finch iron pipe into
lot.
Water pipes laid all over and taps
convenient.
Lot fronts on two streets, one block
from car line, and contains nearly an
area and a half. No government water
rates here, but the finest artesian water
on the islands. Easy terms
Address, Farmer" Box 347, Homo
lulu 7r12
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF MANUEL SILVA.

ESTATE OF MANUEL SILVA.
All persons having claims aaginst the
estate of Manuel Silva, late of Homo
lulu, Oahu, deceased. are hereby noti-
fled TO present the same, duly authen-
ucated and with proper vouchers. if
any exist, even if the claim is secured
by mortgage upon real estate, to the
undersigned. at the office of Antonio
Perry. sol Stangenwald building. Homo
lulu, with six (6) months from this
date, or such claims viii be forever
barred.
L. r. MEDEIROS,
Executor Will Manuel silva, Deceased.
Dated. Honolulu, Oahu, October 9.
1906
7541-Oct. 9, 16, %, 80: No. s.
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The Republicans. taking a hint from
the political status of the various par
ties on the windward side of this isl
and, have planned to give big Iuau
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-19
REAL
ESTATE
BIG BARGAINS.

We have been instructed by owners o
1--WE fine building lots in Columbia Park
with $50 feet of street paving, L
cut original price from $50 to $500 each
to make quick sales
wanted-To buy house in Edgewood
Park or near AuguStana college; So,
500. $500 cash down, balance good
monthly payments.
Wanted-Win buy or rent central To-
cation for drug store
$1,000 buys eight-room house, with
furnace; 18th avenue; new.
S1,2JO buys fine lot and cottage on
Sc avenue. between 25th and 26th
streets.
$1,000 buys six-room cottage; furnace,
electric light, and city water; 18th
5000 buys fine modern home on 21st
street: nine rooms.
$4,000 buys 1O-roOm modern home;
lot S5x150: large barn; 9th avenue, near
18th street
$4,000 buys new modern eight-room
house. 9Th avenue, near 2Sth street.
$1,000 buys fine eight-room house on
Second avenue, near Sth street; lot 90
feet front.
s2,.OO cash buys good business
property on 4th avenue; store room and
fiat above.
$3.50 buys lot 5Ox15O on 23rd street.
$3.50 buys fine lot 50x150, paved; bar
gain.
$3.50 buys fine lots on 18th street.
Open Wednesday and Saturday even
inEs.
We loan money on real estate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-19
Mckee q co.
Both Phones. 225 Eighteenth Stree.
Out They Go
To North Dakota.

Where water is found within 10 to 81
feet deep; coal, free; stock feeding only
about six to ten weeks in the year
where creamery butter brings Elgir
prices; where our company owns 49,
goo acres of land that we can sell you
at $500 to $50 per acre: grazing lands
81 To $40. Crops of all kinds promise
To yield bigger than the previous big
crops raised in North Dakota. The
whole state promises to have the larg-
est and best crop this year ever raised.
II is little wet on the extreme east
line of the state and on he west line of
Minnesota in the Red river valley. but,
generally speaking. the state of North
Dakota promises to have an enormous
crop this year. and lands Will advance
al least from 81 TO So an acre between
now and threshing time.
II you have little money, or if you
have much, you ought to go out there
now. You cannot afford miss making
fine profit on your investment. But. of
course, If you wait until after harvest,
after another big crop is gathered, you
VIII have to pay several dollars an
acre more for land than you can buy it
for now.
We can arrange to go up with you
any Tuesday until late this fall: but
now is the time to go to make the
profits,
If you are interested at all in the
north. or want to invest your money
where it will bring you good returns,
call and see about our North Dakota
holdings. Remember. we can go up any
Tuesday in the month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-19

WANTED - Two or three unfurnishe6
rooms. with modern convenienues. il
central location by responsible party
no children. Address H" care Ar
gus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-19


daily except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, A ST. PAUL
RailWay-D., r. /. & N. w. passenger
station at foot of Seventeenth street. q.
Il. STODDARD. Agent p. l. Hinrichs.
commercial agent, 103 Brady street
Davenport.