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MOVING.

LARGE padded vans. careful men. Red
man Van & Storage Co., III So. w. Tenn
pie. Phone $50.
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HOSPITAL.

A PRIVATE home in confinement. Best
care and medical attendance. Prices rea-
sonable. Dr. NJ II. Parry, 2015 18th East,
Sugar House car.
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Notice of Annual stockholders Meet

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Horace Greedy and Sacred Mining
and Milling Company will be held at the
general office of the company, No. l25
South Main street (upstairs). Salt Lake
CITY. Utah, at 10 O'Clock a. m Monday
Jyly s, 1907. for the election OF officers for
the ensuing year and for the transaction
of such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
WIN. S. SIMPSON
Secretary.
Dated Juae Z 1907.
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HAT FACTORY.
WATCHES AND JEWELRy.

@~~O--~-~-~-~-~-~--~--
WATCHES cleaned or main spring in
serted 81. Carter Jewelry Co.. 3H Main st
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DIED.

ROBERTS-In this city June %. 1901. May
Catherine Roberts, aged years q days,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Rob-
erts.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence sos South Eighth East street,
at $3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon, June 30,
1907. Interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery
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OSTEOPATHY.

DRS. G. A & MARY f. GAMBLE, Os-
teopaths, 515-6-7 Templeton Bldg. Phones
1870 and 612.
MRS. GRACE STRATTON, osteopath,
SIG Constitution Bldg Phone Bell 2523-K
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AUCTION SALES.


BY E. NJ. ONION. on Monday. July 1,
1890 a. m. at 557 So. Third West St,
l will sell very nice. clean lot Of goods.
Carpets, rockers and chairs. centre tables,
combination book case. fine oak book
case, leather couch, dining table and
chairs, sidebOard. drop head Singer sew
ing machine. lace curtains, steel range,
heating stoves, d. L. kitchen table, kit
chen cupboard. iron bed. extra fine fold
ing bed, pictures, set % vols. Mark Twain,
set Chambers Encyclopedia, set Is vols.
Dumas, u vols. Irvings, set Harding Davis
books, china, glassware, etc, etc.
BY E. NJ ONION, on Tuesday, July 2,
1890 a. m, at 673 e. Third South St. l
will sell lot of good goods, consisting
in part of fine rockers and chairs CEN
ter tables, bookcases. leather Morris
chair leather Seat dining chairs buffet,
china closet, refrigerator. kitchen Queen,
fine Home Comfort steel range, heating
stoves, new Home sewing machine, iron
beds, dressers, commodes, sanitary couch
and mattresses, good r. T. desk, fine
Smith Premier typewriter, bicycle, gas
heater, etc, etc.
ON TUESDAY. July 2. at 1880 a. m No
1893 West First South street (take Jordan
Bridge car TO Sth Vest. parlor rockers,
couch large rugs. carpets, iron beds and
bedding, dishes, new Monarch steel range,
good as new; cost So; tables. dressers, lot
new fruit jars, kitchen utensils. etc. X.
A Andrews, Auctioneer.
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ATTORNEYS.

]. z. DARMER, lawyer. 70 and 70 Com
mercfal Block. Phones 949-Z and 1917.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

d. W. JAMES & CO., plumbing, steam
and hot water contractors, 81 East First
South street. Phone 372.
JAMES ]. FARRELL. ss5 South Main
street Phone 1205-K-
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CLOTHING.

SPECIAL clothing bargains. Hundreds
of fine union-made hand-tailOred suits. in
Guiding black and blue serges and Thibets.
all the latest styles Your choice so:
worth s1e, SIS and $50. The Hub, 80 East
1st South.
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CEMENT CONTRACTORS.


CEMENT Contractor-Cement walks
and floors a specially; all work guaran-
teed. ]. T. Cough, $50 Gully Ave. Phone
F 123-Z.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATI0NAL CASH REGISTERS, oscar
Groshell, sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairer No. 221 Main ST.
Second hand registers always in stock.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

MASONIC NOTICE. Mt Moriah lodge
No. will hold a special meeting tomor-
row Monday evening at O'Clock sharp
for +. c. degree work. Masons qualified
invited. Christopher Diehl, Secretary.
A. A. S. RITE NOTICE. James Lowe
Chapter of Rose Croix No. will hold
special meeting Tuesday evening, July 2,
at 7:S0 O'Clock, to confer the degree of
knights of the east Q5th). Officers and
members requested to attend. Sojourning
brethren invited. Christopher Diehl, Sec
rotary.
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FLORISTS.

SALT LAKE HUDDART FLORAL CO.,
PA E I'd So. Phone 81. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral.
THE FLOWER SHOP. George ]. Dwy-
err Mgr. Under Natl Bank of ReDubiic-
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SCAVENGERS.

SALT LAKE sCAVENGER CO, office
Atlas Block basement. Tel $50.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
PROMPT work done by the Great West
ern Steam Carpet Mattress Cleaning
Co 410 North Main Bell 2629 X; Ind
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LOST.

SMALL white crepe neck scarf Wa
bash house, room IL
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers of furniture, bric-a-
brac, etc Redman Van & Storage Co.,
III So. W. Temple. Phones $50.
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STORAGE.

TWO large warehouses, clean and sani-
tary Redman Van & Storage Co, III So.
w Temple Phones 80
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STAR. pin on ] st. between LIST and Attn
ave. Reward Return to United Grocery
Co.
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MOTORS. gasoline and electric, steam
engines, boilers. air compressors, 800 tons,
56-lb. rail. J NJ. Sven, 336 South Sd West
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
WEEKS COUNT
OF LOCAL MAIL
Thousands of Letters and
Other Mail Pieces Originate
Here Every Week

Thousands Of pieces OF mail went
through the local post ofiice last week.
according to the count made each day.
which ended at midnight on SATURDAY
night only mail pieces which aoriei-
mated at the local ONCE were counter
and an idea Of the big man business
done here can be obtained by a glance
over the following figures:
Flrst-elass mail-Letters sent. 1eO.-
592; revenue, $3.27s.15; postal cards.
S5,1l2; revenue. S35i1s.
Second-class mail-Paid at pound
rate tsubscribers' copies). 22,279 pieces.
with revenue OF S26.50 paid az pound
rate (sample coples). 1910 pieces. with
revenue Of Sl27; free in county. 4oSS
pieces; transient Cone cent for each
ounces, $50 pieces. with revenue of
Sl6.49; one cent a copy Qocal at free
delivery ofiices), II pieces, with reve-
nue. Of IL cents; two cents a COPY
Oocai az free delivery Offices. 22 pieces.
with revenue of "A cents: 10 sub
scribers In Canada, So pieces. with
revenue OF Sl.0S.
Third-class mail-Number of pieces
sent, 2s,4O9. with revenue Of S837.5S.
Fourth-class mail-Number Of pieces
sent 1,46i, with revenue Of SS9gs.
Franked natter 16 pieces and PEN
atty matter, 1866 pieces
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
ROUTINE WORK OF
S. & S. DIRECTORS

At the meeting of the Street and
Sewer Directors this morning applica-
tion was granted to the Wilmington
Electric Company to erect a pole on
Lincoln street between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
A request from the Pusey and Jones
Company for arc lights near an eN-
tension in the engineering building was
referred TO the street commissioner for
Investigation.
A letter was received from Snperln-
tendent Stevens OF the Phiaaclphia
and Reading railroad stating that a
watChman had been placed at the Mar
ket street crossing and that all danger
lat that point was eliminated
The Owl Social club was given per-
mission to string a bapner advertising
IA ball from November 9th TO November
i6.
A request by Charles II. Jenkins. OF
No. 620 East Seventh street for con-
nection with Seventh street sewer was
referred to the sewer engineer.
A reply was. received from the War
rem Brothers Company Of Boston. con-
cerning the communication sent by the
beard stating the sewer engineers OBJ
lection 90 omission in their contract tC
supply the city with a paving plant
The company was agreeable 10 the
engineers Insertions and it was de-
Glued that the contract be rewritten
20 contain the provisions asserted by
the sewer engineer.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
HEAVY FINES
IN CITY COURT
Two Defendants We're Fined
$50 Each on Assault and
Battery CHARGES

Heavy fines were imposed to-day by
Judge Cochran in the City Court. Hugh
Fox was fined so and costs for drunkea-
ness and dlsorderly conduct and George
Graves. colored. and win ann II. Altcmus'
were each nned $50 and costs on charges
of assault and battery. The former as
sailed an ased colored man ard Altemu'
was accusede Of assaulting a fourteen
year-old boy
Fines Of $40 were imposed on William
alias Bunny" Harris. and Harry Robin
son. for hesgins The men were arrested
by Pairolman Todd and when selr re ed
they had regular professional begging
cards IN Their possession.
Thomas Grisson was chareed by n s
wife with breach OF peace and was IA in
$50 peace bond; Alice Hendley colored,
assault and battery. continued until Oeto-
her s6. Ella Spence breach of pence dis
missed. Robert Richard on. co'ored. wi G
beating Ssn ban Tor the upper oou l.
Michael Ccrcsoia. cmbezzement of Sli
$500 bal for the Court OF General ses-
sons
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Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 29.-FEED was
in small suply and firm, under good de-
inand. We rcpte:
on spSS snter oran, in bulk, at $50 5Qa
30. and Fhrai s. 81 aiif, - sacks, at SS0a3050.
BAiED HAY AND ST., "a yv-There was
a sgr demand for Gerrable stock and
VALUES were we'll sustaiLed under light
onauigs We suOte:
Nav Timothy Hay-No. /. large bales.
s2l 1s22; No. J, small bales. S2la2l50; NO.
3 sid5Oa2O.50; No. 3, Si7als; no grade,
sl2ai5. Clover Mixed Hay-No. /, sis5Oa
1850; No. q Sl6ai7. Straw-No. l, Straight
rye. sl4aii5Oi No. 2. straight rye. siS
1880
EGGs-Receipts Of strictly choice fresh
stftk were light and the market f1iled
I'M under a good demand. We ouota.
Nearby. iirsts, IN free cases, 26c: nearbv
cunfent receipts, in returnable cases eSc (.
western. firsts. &c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fo strictly cncice
large. i2Aal3c; fowls. ordinary. AVERAGE
receipts 1iai2c; old roosteIs, &c; spri5s,
chickens, choice large, 12isal3c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh kn,ad
fowls, fancy. 15c; fowls. average receinfe
14tsc; old ROSTERS dry picked 9aeikc.
roasting chickens. nearby. choice. 17a1ecl
roasting chickens. Illinois, fancy. yeilow
Weighing Sa9 pounds per par. 17c.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
IN MEMoRIAM.

In loving remembrance or Ralph
spruance Willing. who departed this
life October % 1906
cannot make him deadi
His fair sunshiny head
Is ever bounding round my chair;
Yet when my eyes. now dim
with tears, ! turn to him,
The vision vanishes-he IS not therel
Not there? Where then, is he?
THE form / used to see
was bnt the raiment that he used TO
wear.
The grave. that now deth press
Upon the cast OF dress,
Is but his wardrobe locked-he is not
there.
He lives, In all the past
lie livesl nor to the last.
OF seeing him again will I despair;
IN dreams I sec him now;
And on his angel brow,
see II written. Thou shalt see me
therel"
Yes. we all live 70 God.
Father, thy Christening rod
To help us. thine afflicted ones TO bear.
That in The spirit land,
Mcetins at thy right hand
Twill be my heaven to find THAT he is
there"
Ills Mother.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
Roller skatine Party.

Miss Gertrude V. Dixon. Of Hockes-
sin, Del, gave a roller skating party
at Brandywine Springs skating rink
on Friday evening last. Mrs. Dixon
chaperoned the party A jolly time
was spent among the young folks.
Among those in the party were: Misses
Gertrude V. Dixon, Wilhomena Mac
Farlane. Anna r. Chambers, Alice
Moore. Myrtle 3. Collins. Jennie Kates.
Mrs. Dixon. Messrs. Clarence c. COL
lins, Elmer Sawden. Franklin Taylor.
Earnest Crossan Warren Collins,
Harry Ford and William McVaugh.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE.

ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE
The Legislature on April 8, 1905, it is
set forth passed an act authorizing
Rettew to collect all unpaid taxes due
and unpaid on the duplicates for the
years 1901. '02 03 and 'O4, and it is
contended that this act of the Legis-
lature clothed Rettew anew with pow
er to collect the taxes, which power he
did not have been the first Tuesday of
January 1905. when his term expired.
and April 5.-when the new law was
passed
On March A. 1907. the bill sets forth.
the Levy Court entered iudgmen.
against Rettew's bond Of $4,000. and
Court caused a writ Of execution for
3S.31eT9 10 be issued against tile
bondsmen. Continuing the bill ayers
that the bondsmen are not liable for
any acts. omissions or defalcations of
Rettow after the expiration of his term
in January. 1903. and were relieved OF
all liability on the bond at the expira-
tion Of his term of office, and from
any nd al liability whatsoever upon
said bond. They also set forth their
bdlief' that Rettew settled for all coll
lectlons made during his term ending
January. 1905.
The complainants also assert that
they have had no opportunity 10 eX-
anime the books. papers. vouchers oT
other evidence Of the omissions or acts
of Rcttew. which are now in the hands
OF the Levy Court. III Rettew failed
to do his duty anl is indebted TO the
county thereby. thep lainuhs aver that
the liability is less than S3S,000 during
his term ending January. 1905, and il
since his term expired he has become
indebted to the county the amount OF
that indebtedness IS less than S3S,0O0
Therefore, the plaintiffs ask tha'
Sheriff Stafford he restrained from
proceeding with the writ Of execution
taken by the Levy Court and that IN.
Levy Court he enioind from attmptinf
10 nforce collection on the bond; ais.
that the Levy Court may set forth q
list or schedule and description of every
book. account. letter, paper Writing oi
dcumnt elative to the office of RetteN
and relating 10 the collection Of taxes
for the years 10000. and deposit then
in the office Of register in chanceryi
also that If in the opinion Of th'
chancellor from the facts the bonds
men are liable. an accounting be made
10 fix the amount Of liability of tn.
handsmen.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
OPERA HOUSE GOT
JUDGMENT FOR 5000

The Opera House Company of this
city, obtained judgment before Magis-
trate Broman today for $500 from Dona
Seymour, the owner of the "Mr Blue
beard Company which company was
to have played here several weeks ago
but disbanded in Plainneld. n. j.
The opera House Company attached
the effects of the show when they ar
rived here. for the sum recovered. this
amount having been expended by the
local play house In arranging for the
play TO appear here.
bona Seymour failed to appear and
The referees gave judgment to the
opera House people Tor the full amount.
The referees were William n. Moysten.
Frank w Todd and William l.. Broman.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
BONDSMEN
RESIST LEVY COURT
Chancellor Will be Asked to Restrain Sheriff
Stafford From Proceeding With the
ExeCutiOn---Papers Taken to Dover

Papers have been sent to Dover to be
filed with Chancellor Nicholson, asking
for an Injunction to restrain Sherhf
Stafford from proceeding with execu-
tion taken by the Levy Court against
the bondsmen OF Horace G. Rehew to
recover $3S,31O Rettew is alleged to be
short in his accounts for county taxes
for the years 1901, 1902, 1908 and 1904.
The bill also asks that the Levy Court
be required to file an ltemized schedule
OF all accounts, paper writings. etc,
pertaining to the taxes whose collec-
ton was entrusted to Rettew. and also
prays that Chancellor Nicholson deter
mine whether or not the bondsmen are
liable for Rettew's shortage under the
circumstances, and if so. to make an
accounting and fix the amount of LA
blity upon each bondsman.
The action before the chancellor Is Ia
be taken by William r. Finn. Robert
w Tadman, Charles NJ smith and
George a. Elliott, bondsmen. There
are two other Senator
Henry A. dupont and James ID. Car
ter-but they do not appear as plain
tins i'm the action. They are made de-
PENDANTS I'm the bill however along
with the present Levy Court commits
sioners and sheriff stafford.
Robert II. Richards is counsel for
Mr. Elliott and for Mr.. Tadmau will
liam 4. Lyman Is counsel for Mr..
Film. and John p Nieds and George
r Brown are counsel for Mr.. Smith
while David r. Marvel has been coun-
sci for Senator dupont in the negotia-
tions over the Rettew matter. sy-
veser D. Townsend. Jr.. is counsel foI
the Levy Court
Complaint Taken to Dover
The complaint was taken to Dover
by Mr.. Richards last evening. but
Chancellor Nicholson To-day was In
New York The complaining bonds
men contend that Rettew's term oil
Office expired the first Tuesday OF
January. 1905. as county treasurer and
receiver OF taxes. and that he possess.
ed none Of the authority incident &C
that ofiice II also is set forth thai
the Levy Court or county comptroller
did not require a settlement Of Ret
tew then. nor was he required to turr
over TO the Levy Court or county
comptoller his books, records. etc, per.
tanning to taxes for the years lsuf
1902. 1903 and 1904 and the condition.
Of his accounts of his office has never
been ascertalned by the Levy Court o.
any other department Of the county
and is unknown.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
RISING SUN
MYSTERY SOLVED
Body Of Mi-sIre Powder En-
plOye Found in the Brandy
wine To-day
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED

The mysterious d'sapoparance' Of Jossrh
Tarrella aged % years. who was employed
by the doPont Powder Company. as an
assistant roller in powder mill. was
solved to-day by the finding Of his b dy
in the Brandywine creek opposite the ma
chine shops Of the powder works by Yves
ley Buchanan, AN employe Of the du-
Points
Tarrela lived at Walkers Banks on
the north side OF the Bfandywlns ard .e {
his home shortly after u o'clock q sun
day night TO be at his work IN the powder
mills on the south side OF the stream at
midnight lie used a small boat TO cross
the creek and when this boat was found
floating down the stream without an &C.
cupant, the people began TO wcnder what
became Of Tarrella.
Suspected Foul Play.
Foul play was suspected as the dead
man was known to carry a large sum Of
money with him at times. When ha failed
TO show up yesterday, this suspicion " 8
increased ana this morning number Of
men started TO grappe I'm the Brandywiro
IN search for his body. Buchanan was one
OF them ana on tossing over his irons for
the fourth time brought The body to the
surface. There were no marks Of vi3'en e
ana CHIEF OF Police Black, who wss on
the scene shortly after the body was
recovered. Is or the opinion that the man
accidentally fell out OF the boat on Sum
day night and was drowned.
Heard Cries Sunday Night
Joseph Williams. young man who
lives near tho machine shops Of the du-
Pont Company told the authorities to-day
Of hearing a mans cries late on Sum
day night coming from the middle of the
stream and he also heard a splash. He
looked out Of his bedroom window and
saw a man smoking a cigar rear the hank
OF the stream lie thought at the me
that a man must have fallen ovei board
but seeding the man below unconcernedly
smoking a cigar aud not giving any alarm
he thought the man who had fallen ove.-
board had reached shore safely.
Coroner Galloway ordered the body re-
moved TO te morgue but it VII be caimed
/ by the dead mans friends. He was a
single man and was an industrious en-
| ploye Of the powder concern.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
AFTER PLUMBERS
SUPPLY TRUST
Ry THR IouRNAL.s s1eoIal We.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. oct. 22-An ef-
ford will be male TO enlist the Fed
eraI Government IN the fight against
the so-caIled Plumbers Supply Trust.
Evidence has been placed in the hands
of United states District Attorney j.
j. Sullivan who win forward It at
once to the Attorney Goueral at Wash
ington. Attorney sullivan IS Of the
opinion that the charges made Il
proven would bring the omission
within the scope of the Sherman anti
trust law
This action Of the federal attorney
follows the suit brought at Columbus
yesterday to oust 20 Ohio plumbers
supply companies from connection
with the Central Supply Association
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
Store Closes $50 p. m.
6O5-6O7- 900 rIarket Street
TALLEY OFFERS
TO DONATE HIS
LAND TO THE CITY

A letter from George A. Taliey Of
fering to give the land owned by him
Tor city streets IL necessary. was laid
before the Street and Sewer Directors
al their meeting this morning by Sec
retary McGovern Of the Board of
Trade. The directors decided 10 make
an inspection Of the ground IN Cherry
lslandfmarsh, held by Mr. Talley. and
IN all probability the sewer engineer
wiiltbe requested to make a drawing
of,fhe plot with the streets that could
oeIdaid over the ground. The board
could take. no action' in accepting Mr..
Talleys offer this morning because the
extenc OF his property was not known.
The board will look over the ground
eomeStime this week.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
ALONG THE EAsreRN SHORE.

The Husband Flint Mn, destroyed ~
fire in Hartford county. is to be rebuilt.
The twenty-eighth annual Cecil Teach
ers' Institute is being held in Mechanics
Opera House. Elkton.
over 10000 barrels of apples have been
shipped from Belair and Forest Hill sta
tions within two weeks
Havre de Grace Town Council has re-
jected an appeal to ignore the ordinance
against COWS at large on the streets and
the raising Of hogs within the town linz
its.
Joseph Francis, charged with murder.
and Mary Pritchard, colored with drown
ing her child will be tried during the
Kent Circuit Court term Chief Judge
Pearce has opened at Chestertown.
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
PERMITS FOR BIG
BUILDING BOOM
WCrk on New Home Of Y. NJ.
c. A. and Repairs TO
Morocco Plant

Building Inspector Johnson today is
sued permits for several important
building operations one permit was
for alterations and an addition to the
buildings at Nos 906 and eos King
street costing S12,695. This is the pro-
posed new home OF the Young Women's
Christian Association an dthe work win
be done by William ID. Haddock and
Company. This company also obtain
ed permits to make alterations TO No.
AIS Market street for the Reynolds
Candy Company at a cost of $500. and
to build machine shop for Harry
timmons in Orange street at No. 507
Orange street, al cost Of $4,000.
A. 5. Reed and Brother Company was
given permit 20 make temporary re-
pairs to the burned plant of the United
Leather Company at Fourth and Mon
roe Streets costing $4,000. The work
to be done will include tho rebuilding
Of the brick portion on the Fourth
tureet shop; temporary end Ia the build
ing; temporary roof over FIRST floor
Of the east wing and temporary side
and roof over the west wing
Evening journal., 1907-10-22
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-Girls 16 or over. L weaver
learners: good pay and steady work gu
tho year round. Paid while learning. john
Hand a Sons, Inc 14th and Walnut St.
o23et
FdR RENT-15lO West Sixth St., 8
rooms and b91h, heater three porches
Possessiun OctSber %. y. b. MacNair. No.
l. ChIfch Building, Tenth ana Market
Sts. c22sSt
W. NTEr-An experienced saleslady
on .:,s.e and suits. Boston Cloak Store.
424 Market st.
NoTlcE-Persons wishing informa-
tion about the Maine divorce laws, and
how TO get an easy divorce for little
money can have their desires sratfed
by applying to Maine, the prohibition
state.