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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
NO AWARD FOR QUEEN ANNE PAVING

II Ia expected by some Of the Of
ficiala ut the city aall that nothing
viii be done by the board Of public
works IN the matter 90 an award
bf the Queen Anne paving Job this
year. IL Ia now suggested that the
big contract be divided up Into
four smaller ones and In this way
give all contractors chance.
Some OF the smaller contractors
have declared that they have found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

aggregate more than 81 600
There was q remarkably large de-.
mand for the certificate at head.
quarters an day. and this Is at
tributed I'm great measure to the
appeals from the pulpit made by the
pastors OF the various churches dur.
ing the regular services yesterday
10 i8 the general belief that the
amount necessary Will be raised,
any deficit from the church collec-
lions being almost assured by con
tributiou8 from business men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

Don't fail ~ visit the U. 8. navy
yard &C Bromorton, tho battloships
Nebraska, Oregon and Wisconsin.
the guuboats Chicago. Boston and
Albany the training ship phlladei.
phia. tho prison ship Nipsie and
tho great drydook Boats leave
Pier ~ $3.50, $3.50 aud 10 n. m.
i;i5. 2;30 and 1880 .. m. Round
trip Doc. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

past nine years with her foster par.
ents. Mr.. aud Mrs W. - Cope
living on Twelfth av. south Last
week Mrs Johnson succeeded In
inducing the Cope family 10 give
her rp but according 10 the girls
story she was not treated with the
same care and tenderness BY her
mother a. she had been used to at
The Cope home. The girl returned
90 her foster parents. Her mother
came Tor her again and the Coppea
decided that II they could not keep
her they would turn her over 10 the
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Rev. T 7. Eaton. n well known
eastern Baptist minister, dropped
dead In the railroad station al
Louisville. Ky. yesterday
On account OF the strike many
mine owners have been forced 10
suspend operations In the Tanana
district
The hello girls Of Butte are out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
WOMAN WANTS her CHILD

III I don't get that child back
there viii be something doing and
you can Just pat that down 10 your
day.bo right now" declared Mrs.
J. Johnson. motner Of Irene John.
6son. a pretty f0.year.old girl tenn.
porarily retained BY Mrs. Defian.
fpolice matron.
Mrs. Johnson spent the entire
Smorning arguing her case with Hu.
Smane officer Vaupell endeavoring
% enlist his services In her behalf
zbut no action has yet been taken
Irene Johnson has lived for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
SALOON KEEPER is
ARRESTED

William O. Wilson. proprietor OF
The Inn. saloon on Union g.. was
arrested Sunday charged with vio-
lating the Sunday closing law 10
was formerly a member Of the Sc.
atile police force lie was refused
bail and locked up az the station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

tor last winter. the council author.
ized the engineer 10 make a report
on what 10 would cost 10 collect
and destroy the garbage OF this
city. and 10 turn la the report this
fall
IA following out this order. the
city engineer has had n man AZ
the garbage dump on the I'D falts.
Weighing collecting samples. and
testing. 80 as 10 get az the facts
regarding the kinds Of garbage the
amount collected daily and the best
means OF destroying For this the
council decline 20 pay
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TO REPORT
WEDNESDAY

f. g Shorroca and Co. who have
been exporting the city bo0ka. no.
uiied city Comptroller flafry Car
fnll this morning that the report
IF the experts would be ready
Wednesday and would be- made az
that time without fail.
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ON THE FRONT

The steamer Pennsylvania re-
turned from Tacoma this afternoon.
where the vessel loaded hay aud
graiu She leaves next Wednesday
on her trip 10 Nome.
The steamer Jefferson. belong.
ing 10 tho Alaska Steamship Co
Is due from Skagway tomorrow
The shlnano Maru leaves tomor
row for Japan. carrying her usual
cargo.
The steamer city Of Seattle sails
tonight for Southeastern Alaska.
taking the scenic route.
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ATLANTIC FLEET 0
TO MOVE IN OCT.
tserlpps Telegraph service

tsefippa telegraph Serviee.l
WASHINGTON. July Rear
Admiral Brownaon has returned
from Oyster Ray, whore he dis.
euased the transfer OF warshlpe TO
,the Pacific ocean with rrcaidsnt
Roosevelt lie said the transfer
would not be made before October
lie doesqbot think Japanese Ad
mirei sakamoto said the United
States naval officers were good at
sfanctions but no good Ia time OF
war
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cRAzED BY HEAT

tSerippa Telegraph SerVicc.l
NEW YORK. July 5 MRddened
By the heat. Milton Alvin. a plas
lcrer working on the new Wall 81
building. today attacked his seilow
workmen. Patrick sullivan and
Michael Reilly. with a haichei. He
fractured the skulls of both and
they are dying Edwin Smith was
also cut. Alvin IL atili raviug and
not captured.
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minds Of majority OF the voters.
. the movement aroused great deal
OF interest. comment and support
George Cotieriu. whom the iudc-
pendent convention nominated for
|smayor. vas at ta.at time assistant
city engineer under II. II. Thomson.
and had worked side by side with
that official In 1895 In preparing
the engineering and financial plans
Tor the magnificent Cedar river
water system which In 1900 was ap.
preaching contamination. He had
taken a vigorously active part In
the campaign against tho consoli.
dated franchise. had been ropubii.
can In politics with marked indie
pendence OF hearaeter and actions
90 was peculiarly qualified TO
Tserve As the standard bearer for the
rev uprising.
A few DAYS after the independent
convention was held the then wan.
Tins ponulist party held a convcn.
tion which was presided over by
1 sam G. Calderhead and which In.
! dorsed the independent movement
Hand ticket Following that the
&dsmacrafs met tn convention and an
4effort was made 10 induce them 70
Hdo likewise. But the convention
Twas dominated By the corporation
Twins Of the party led by James r.
Il McEiruy and Walter Fulton. who
Htr!umphed over the progressive fnr.
tiou under the leadership Of :. G.
p A
*shank. 10. Sweeney and William
E Hickman Moore and nominated a
full democratic ticket with John
Rollins A. the mayoralty candidate.
& Joha Wallace for comptroller aud
81 Alvin Heinrich. the brewer. and l.S-
#ander Miller as candidates for coun-
*tilmen At large.
Couldn't stand AeArdIe.
One thing in the way OF corpora.
#t.on suhservisney which the con.
5ventinn couldn't stomach. however
IVA the proposed nomination Of
i Billy MeArdle (wao had been ac-
*rused o. selling out for 1880 In
zths franchise fightl al candidate
To- councilman from the First ward.
zThe FIRST ward delegation had nom.
#inated McArdie. but the couven.
tlon after A bitter fight had adopt
led platform plank proposed BY ,.
MI Ronald declaring opposition 90
u the granting Of the franchise On.
less flrst submitted 10 the people
a ard az MeArdia had voted 70 grant
q the franchise the convention re-
4 fused to lndorse his nomination.
sending the delegation back 10 nom.
mate another candidate. The dele
#gatlon then brought In the name %
Us 3 Baily. the hotel and sporting
man. who was made the nominee
4 Following the democratic and
Il populist conventions the silver re-.
A puhlleans held a convention Fchru-
4 arr 70 which appointed a committee
+ 70 bring the other minor political
s elements into united action. Al
& ready several conferences had been
f. held between representatives Of the
Independents and the democrats bat
& without zgcoesz. and for a while IL
booked as though the new element
s IN The situation would not help 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
COUNCIL TURNS DOWN APPOINTMENT
OF GARBAGE TESTER

The health and sanitation. n.
|nanee and civil service and salaries
committees Of the council. compris-
lns nearly the entire body OF mn.
nieipal law makers. have rejected
me ordinance providing for the APP
poiniment Of a city garbage weigh.
pr and tester
This Is a slap az City Engineer
henson, and the council is al.
tempting 70 undo what they author.
ICED The engineer to do. When the
g fage matter had been settled
~ Pc adoption Of patent dostruc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
HEARS SHORE
LAND CASE

The petition brought by the ex
ecutors Of the McGilvra estate
AGAINST tho state land commission.
10 enloln them from selling the
shore lands. Is being heard BY
Judge Whitson. in the United
States circuit court today &. X.
tenner aud o c. McCilvra appear
for the petitioner The land com.
mission Is Represented BY Assistant
Attorney General = G. Macdonald
II spokane J. W Roberts appears
on behalf of the "A..YrP" com
mlsGionera.
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NO WAR;
81 VS.
DEWEY

the balance OF sea power on the
Pacific ocean. Tho defense OF that
co0t " not up 10 the standard OF
the Atlantic Dewey says II Ia eass
FOR the fleet to make the trip
around the horn.
Dewey predicts that new AZ.
iantic' fleet win be built,
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APPEAL TO CHURCHES FOR
AID BRINGS RESPONSE

" 70 late hour thls afternoon
fheHeneral committee IA charge OF
iheseiforts to raise additional funds
fof the expense Of tho Christian
hnaeavor convention reported that
lheY were unable 70 tell what sue
ees8 The appeal FOR assistance made
by tAe Different churches yesterday
1ad met with.
Vnig eight churches had reported
N their collections at 3 O'Clock thlr
AFTERNOON and this amount asa not
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on a strike
President Cabrera Of Guatemala
has secured 100000 on a forced
loan and will purchase gun bo8ta
FOR the nucleus Of a navy
j. w. Townsend. the Portland.
Ore. walter arrested In London for
cmbezzlement, has arrived In New
York In custody OF a detective.
The Builders Exchange Of
Frisco has prepared a ne& wage
gchoi0lo which will shortly DO
submitted 10 the trades council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
Rs. zECK MUST FIGHT FOR MONEY

Today Miss Grubcr and Geek filed
a petition 10 have both judgments
vacated, on the ground Of tb6sr
having been obtained by fraud.
Tho petition alleges that on June
~ an agreement was entered Into
between tho parties by which all
mo disputes, including these two
actions. were settled.
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EEL obse 9 aieaeasmenta which Anna
hef nasband'a ssenoa,a.a, against
q s8fn3ef and her t.aapler, Mary
oaiEnua .sek. one ~ KY A hfnd Hor
A5ary u Gruber to- , s.voe against
Heka affections - y, aneuating Mr
/ ifansfer . Ter n W. y sae other for
II he bitterly conses,.s lty lots. ara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
HOLDS UP CHINESE
MISSION

by gaining entrance through a
small shop a. the rear OF tbs Bap.
that Chinese mission az Washing.
ton and Maynard early Sunday
morning, a burglar an the point of
revolver compelled the twelve
Chinese iamates OF the mission 10
line up while he proceeded 10 rob
them Of fl2 In change and two
watches. The matter was reported
TO the police by Rev. James Flung.
who could give but q hacy descrip.
ton Of the robbers appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
OPEN elos FOR FUEL.

Bids for fuel for the coming
school year we're opened al tho
meeting Of the school board today.
Up TO noon the only bids received
were from tho Pacific Coast CO.,
AID J w Bullock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

Nghaio province, and tho police al.
rector have been aaaaHalnated by
the students, The director attempt.
ed % reaone the governor. Troopa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

UTICA. \. y, July s., Admiral
Dewey said this morning that the
transfer Of warshlps 20 the Pacific
VAS wholly = peace movement lie
saws there is no war in sight
The United States must maintain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

itnimposaible ~ get bonds for
phvlug contract. leaving the i'm
preaslon that the influence OF the
paving trust has made itself felA
among the surety co9shanles. "
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have boon dispatched 90 arrest the
aBaashins. -
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False
credit this pushing
the cash
offer o in
regular
acase
OF sell and We
and cents dollars
a o ten WORTH
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srupENrs MuRpeRGRs.

tseflpps Telegraph servlee.)
PEkiNs July S--A Nganklng dis.
patch saya Governor Enming OF the
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Buy your hat Of y. N Brooks e.
Co, 1891 Second av. $50
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sur
|twen
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On L.
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|Sensaa
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At TIE
Ren
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
m1440
GOOD RINS

GOOD BUYS
s 2700-5- room brick with corner lot 5x
AZ; 5th So. near car barns
s 225e-Corner lot 3x10 on Sth E., near
Srd So. with two frame houses.
sewer and sidewalk paid
s i000-5-room modern brick and double
house in rear; monthly rent. 500;
blocks from P. O.
saOOoo-stone and brick terrace. . houses
of Z rooms each. modern; building
cost over $40. 900; value OF corner
lot $4,000, big interest payer.
3rd So, close in,
LITTLE e LITTLE.
Under National Bank of Republic.
mlA4n
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HOFFMAN RRnG

HOFFMAN BROS.
HAVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN
ANY PART OF THE CITY ON
EASY TERMS.
Lots I'm Inglewood. near 9th South and
9th East. 1925 per lot
Lots In East Lawn on 9th East near
10th South, S475 per lot
Lots in Perkins Add, sa75 per lot
Lots on 3rd East. close in, S47o per lot.
Lots on ith East between 9th and 10th
South, S525 per lot.
So2b per lot.
Lots on State street, close In, $500 per
lot.
Lots East Waterloo. $3.50 per lot
Lots near h. G. w. shops. 1925 to S475
per lot.
See us il you want a building lot. We
have them
HOFFMAN BROS,
60 West Second South.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES

BOOMING HOUSES
CAPITAL r. e. INV. CO.. IT w. 2ND
so. ST.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY DEPART
MENT.
$500,
z rooms nicely furnished, rent, S26;
500 cash; balance easy terms. Lady is
forced 10 sell Within the next few days.
3rd South, near West Temple.
100000.
~ rooms. thoroughly modern. elegantly
furnished, low rent, one-year lease, pay
ing $40 above all expenses. dependable,
sS00.00
rooms. thoroughly modern, elegantly
furnished. a nice plano worth $500 goes
with furniture, nice large green lawn,
1-year lease.
Fruit stand. groceries. etc, stock and
fixtures. low rent, a genuine snap.
s350.o0.
Coffee and lunch house, stock and fix-
lures. the actual cost 5000. low rent J.
year lease.
s23O0
19-rooms, very nicely furnished. rent
SIS, Ind. steam heat: Tyr. lease.
For business opportunities don't fail TO
see us. We handle everything at the
right prices. Phones. Bell 1901; Ind. 66.
mI524
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pOITRTEKS

DOUBTERS
We can convince. II any person desir-
ing to buy real estate doubts that we
have the best list in the city, we invite
him TO coll at our office, We will con-
vince him, The chances are. II ne is a
bona hde buyer we will sell him some
thing.
For some selections from our list OF
homes, see last Sundays Tribune. Fol-
lowing are a few vacant pieces of prop
erty:
800 ench dt all are taken). IS lots on
Poplar Grove car line
s275 TO $i00 ench-Lots at Second
South and Tenth West streets. S25
down, SO month,
S600-Sixth North, close 10 car.
$3.50 TO s1000-Four lots, Just west OF
capitol grounds.
s2150-For Tsx10 rods, facing Univer-
sity. Extra cheap.
s550o-For 4hxS rods. on Fourth East,
near Congregational church
S15. .000--For l0X20 and 5x20, running
from Seventh to Eighth South streets.
Fine for court with cottages,
STOWE G. PALMER,
TIE REALTY MEN
Real Estate. Insurance. Loans
SIS West Second South.
Both phones 403A.
You can't keep good town down"
mlbl5
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HOFFMAN BROS

SEE THEM FOR BARGAINS.
50Nl65 feet. with 3-room house, 80 s.
18th East St: cheap for cash.
Good Groom brick house; trees. barn,
lot 75xl6I feet TO alley; on Srd East st.
Must be sold; $4,000
4-room house, s. 4th West, $1,000.
Beautiful corner. S2Sx165 feet, with two
brick houses. on Brigham street, $1,000
HOFFMAN BROS
62 West Second South.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

a SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON 9TH
East and End South for sale very cheap
by owners. H-56, Tribune. n1451
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE SNAPS
Kelsey & Gillespie. 22 East LIST Soutl
p12S
'Tt pays to own O home
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO..
II West end South.

INVESTMENT co..
II West end South.
Specials for today. \,
On 7th East St A LOT sx1o, double
brick house OF rooms and frame cot
tage OF rooms. Property has been in
litigation and will require expense OF
5000 to produce revenue Of $40 per month
We consider 1t an excellent investment
S2100.
Between 3rd and 4th South. broom
brick, lot 3x10. splendid view; easy terms.
Corner on 4th avenue. e. and S. 'front.'
7room brick, good bargain.
s4260.
Another good brick, rooms, on 3rd
ave. south front.
Modern 7-room. 2-story brick on tho
East Side. good value.
Good 6-room brick cottage on End West.
s-room. 2-story brick and frame, near
Rio Grande shops:
6.room house. large lot, good shade and
fruit trees. s. e. Easy terms, per cent
deferred payments:
rs IT on 18th Fest St
rs IT. on 11th East st.
$1,000
90 IT. on 5th East St.. opposite Liberty
Park.
Each for lots on Jackson ST., 33xl40 T.,
east front, no better place In Salt Lake
City TO build. to sell or rent.
drop In and talk it over"
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PERSONALS

A CENT. .EMlAN FROM THE EAST
wants to make the acquaintance Of all
agreeable widow; object matrImony. Ad-
dress II II, Tribune mS36
TEMPERANCE YOUNG MAN OF 20
from the east wants 10 make the ac-
quaintance OF respectable young lady.
Object matrmony. Address H-59. Trib-
One, mi i9i
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WANTED-OPERATO FOR MOVING
picture machine, also good second
hand piano player. Call Friday, lis East
1st South. between 10 and II. m1591
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOAN ONLY MY OWN MONEY; NO
commission: no Eastern company: no
third party or delay, Low rates many
options. Russell L. Tracy, IL East LIST
South m96l
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ICE CREAM MAKER FOR BUTTE
Mont; good wages. Apply Fl oS. Trlb-
une n1495
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EXPERIENCED BOY TO RUN ELE-
vator; must be over Is years old APP
ply Wilson hotel m1559
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WANTED-GOOD BOOKKEEPER. An
swer in own handwriting. stating age,
experience and salary expected, Add J
l, Tribune. m1bI1
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A GOOD DELIVERY BOY, S54 W 8rd
So m1+64
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CANVASSING SALESMAN OF ABIL-
ity; give experience, reference and SAL
airy expected, Address P. O. box 347.
Ogden, Utah.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

FGRNIsHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping. or single. 1924 So. Main. Just
south of Z. .. ml3S2
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HOUSECLEANING.

ALL KINDS OF HoUSECLEANING BY
experienced men. Ind. phone 1866; Bell
1863. Kaplan Housecleaning Co. k27S0
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER; EASY
payments. Bargain. p. O. box 238.
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YOUNG MAN ABOUT Is. TEMPLBTON
Cleaning Co, ll2 z, Cd South m16S6
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NICELY FURN. ROOM PRIVATE FAM
iy; suitable for two. 1926 Fifth East,
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ON REAL ESTATE LOWEST. RATES.
Elmer z. Darling Co, lac Main st,
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumb bing, plastering. bricklaying. cleo
trlcal trades; free catalogue; positions
secured Coyne Trade Schools. New
York and San Francisco. h2234
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VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPERTY,
all parts of city. Meeks s. Lynch. ais
Atlas block. bio
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RICE PAID FOR IRON.
bottles. rubber. copper.
unk Co.. So z. 8rk South.
ZI07
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nrn1R UPHoLSTERING AND
'nes femRklng. Utah Bedding
Both phones 3S3. b303
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aGItuCE PAID FOR METALS.
W. hides. pelts. beeswax. etc.
s-.y, machinery, Great Western
'lVG Inc. 230-240 So. 1st West.
I'll 2439-Z. hl719
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ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
for gentlemen, also I small front
room: modern. 112 No. Main. ml504
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SECONDHAND CLOTH
valises; best prices paid.
al street Reply by postal
o.. S771-k TIA
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SKILLED MANUFACTURING JEWEL
er Ievsonis, Sal: Lake. ml44t
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ENERGETIC AGENTS WANTED. MALE
or female Merchants Protective Asso-
ciation. m1318
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MOD. WELL -FURN. 6-RM HOUSE
Apply $50 2nd East, opp. courthouse,
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DON'T BORROW MONEY ON YOUR
salary until you see me; one month
free. F. A Newton. AL Herald build
!nG e20a1
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AN EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR. REF
erences and bond required. H-54, Trib-
u0e rnla24
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18

OPPORTUNITIES. WE
lasers for hotels. restaurants
w ue business, everywhere in
.ntain country. Idaho pre-
T IFou wish to sell? Write to
kllIEstate Investment Co. Salt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18

HIGH INTEREST WHEN
ST Will loan you the most
riRmonds, watches. jewelry,
trunks. Valises, musical
if half the interest charged
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18

STRICTLY FIRST-CLAsS OFFICE MAN
must be good penman and steno-
grapher Apply G 80. Tribune. stating
experience and references. m1T5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18

FOUR ORDERLIES WANTED AT s.
Marks hospital: good wages. mis-,