davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

Fine rigs. single or double. at al
times. at Blue Barn.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27
WANTED.

WANTED-A partner for real es-
tate. Address IL Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

Van Horns for imported Olive Oil.
s5i Main
Re sure your plumbing is in ever,
way sanitary. ]. f. Mckenzie. the
plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

TO TRADE-Good residence. we'll To-
Gated for raw land.-Ollie Il. Ban
mister. 424 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

FOR RENT--5-room modern cottage
we'll located. Phone Black 217.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

You can get the Western Slope
Marble and Granite Co. phone juno
ton 81.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

Goldsworthy Bros. exclusive mar.
ket. 320 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

$100 bills are worth S1.50 in work
at our repair department up to March
l.-C. w. Primrose. matchmaker and
jewelry manufacturer. Reed block
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. ago South
Fifth street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
GRANITE AND TINWARE

No. 2--Galvanized fub, regular
price S1.15. Sale price $50. .85c
No. 3-Galvanized tub, regular
price $1,35. Sale grice. - .s1.oo
No. 52-G. I. rice. boiler, regular
price 81. Sale pikce. :. roc
No. 53-G. I. ri1e boiler, regular
price $1.25. Sale price. soc
No. Sc. I. RICE boiler, regular
price $l75. Sale price. -. S1.00
No, 6-quart G. 7. milk pan, regular
prlce 6Oc. Sale price. csc
No. 4-quart G: II. pudding pan, reg
ular price 43c. Sale price. .36c
No. 2-quart G., I. pudding pan, rcgu-
lar price 355e. Sale price. T.. .26c
No. 10h-Ga 7. collender. regular
price soc. Sale price. ...... soc
Potts sad irons, regular price $1.75.
Sale PRICE .-....-......- .S1.25
No. CLOTHES basket, regular price
$1.10. Sale price. ,.-,.-.. Csc
No. 2-Clothes baskets, regular
price $1.25. Sale price. ..-75c
No. 3-Clothes baskets, regular
price $50. Sale price. -.-,.. 90c
No. 4--Clothes baskets, regular
price $175. Sale price ... S1.15
Large clothes hamper, regular price
S4.O0 Sale price $3.50
Medium clothes hamper, regular
price $3.50, Sale price. .S2.15
Crystal wash board, regular price
Oc. Sale price .,........... .49c
Perfect wire wash board, regular
price G5c. Sale price .-.-... .49c
Invincible wash board, regular price
40c. Sale price ........25 Csc
4foot Peerless stepladder, regular
price $3.50. Sale price ..... soc
6.foot Peerless stepladder, regular
price $3.50 Sale price ...,.,SlS5
Extra special ground iron tea bet
Ties, largo size, regular price I3c.
Sale price ....-..-.......,. SOC
16-ouDce Leader mop, regular price
65c. Sale price ........... 3oc
4-ounce Leader mop stick, regular
price 25c. Sale price. .,.... .10c
10O-foot clothes wire, regular price
soc. Sale price ....-,....-2 -25c
Extra quality clothes pins, two and
half dozen IN box. Sale price.5c
No. 1-Galvanizcd oil can, gallon,
regular price SOC. Sale price. Csc
5,gallon Never Fail pump oil can,
regular price 1925. Sale
prlce -.-..-.- .---.,.... el.oo
No. 2-Japan sugar box, regular
price 25c. Sale prieo .....,, .10c
No. Large wooden spoon, regular
price 15c. Sale price Sc
No. Large basting spoon, regular
price 15c. Sale price .-.... SC
No. 46-Rice root scrub brush. Sale
price ....-..- DC
No. 10-Stove brush, extra value,
regular price soc. Sale price. zoe
No. 3ll--English porcelain, green
and blue. 56-piece, regular price
500. Sale price ......... .S5.25'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
DINNER SETS

Nc, 311-English porcelain, green
and blue, 100 pieces. regular price
$3.50. Sale price .....,.... 1925
No. 2200-Peacock green, American
porcelain, 56 pieces, regular price
$3.50 Sale price .......... $3.50
No, 22o0-Peacoek, green, American
porcelain, 100 pieces, regular price
$3.50. Sale price ..... 1926
Peacock. English china, 100 pieces,
regular price $25. Sale price. S14.60
No. l0925 -66-French china. green
and gold, 100 pieces, regular price
$50. Sale price ...... .Sl7.65
James porcelain, rose and gold. 90
pieces, regular price $3.50. Sale
price -.............. S11.65
James pattern, rose and gold, 100
pieces, regular price $3.50. Sale
price ...,....... ...,... S16.25
James pattern, rose and gold, 112
pieces, regular price $50. Sale
prlce ........... .,..... Slf.Oo
Blue Raleigh, English porcelain, blue
and white, 100 pieces, regular
price $3.50. Sale price. s16,25
Blue Stockade, English porcelain,
blue and white, 100 pieces, regu-
lar price $3.50. Sale price. S13.75
No. S34-French. china. violets and
white, 100 pieces, regular price
$3.50. Sale price ...,.. S18.75
Brown English porcelain, brown and
white, 100 pieces. regular price
$3.50, Sale price .... .SS,25
Brown English porcelain, green and
white, 100 pieces, regular price
$3.50, Sale price ..... S8.25
Apple blossom. English porcelain,
apple blossoms and white. regular
price 500 40. Sale price. S13,75
Ruthland English porcelain. green
and gold, 100 pieces. regular price
Bembeim English porcelain. green
and white, 100 pieces. regular
price $3.50. Sale price . S11.95
No. English porcelain, Iaveu-
der and white, 100 pieces, regular
price $3.50, Sale price, ,S12,15
No. ID. K.-Blue willow, English por.
celaln. Oriental blue design. 100
pieces, regular price $4,000, Sale
price -....,H. ,......... SlZ.J0
No, 2i059-Theodor Havilaud
china. six different decorations,
100 pieces, regular price $40. Sale
prlcc ....s,..v.. ,........ SZo.OO
No. 6695-Theodore Haviland china,
gold trimmed, 100 pieces, regular
price $500. Sale price. $3.50
No. l0o22-French china, different
decorations, 100 pieces, regular
prce $4,000 Sale price. .S20.15
No 67o5-Limoges china, nicely dec
Grated, 100 pieces, regular price
$3.50. Sale price. ..... .S1S.75
No. 302 2-34-Austriau china. differ
emily decorated, 100 pieces, rcgu-
lar price $500. Sale price $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

No. S0-Granite iron tea kettle, reg
ular price $1.35. Sale price. .75c
No. 15-Granite iron coffee pot, reg
ular price 75c. Sale price. J.. .40c
No. 25-Granite iron coffee pot, reg
ular price S5c. Sale price. -. .47c
No. 0-Granite iron tea pot, regular
price &c. Sale price. 38c
No. l0-Granite iron tea pot, regu-
lar price 75c. Sale price. 80. .42c
No. 220-Granite iron preserving
kettle, regular price 60c. Sale
No. 24-Granite iron preserving ket-
tie, regular price &c. Sale
price ........-..- -,--... 5Uc
No. 26-Granite iron preserving ket-
tie, regular price Sc. Sale
price -..... 4oc
No. 2S-Granite iron preserving ket-
tie, regular price Sl.00. Sale
price .....- .oOc
No 30-Granite iron preserving ket-
tie, regular price S1.25. Sale
price ,.,.. ..,............7 TIC
No. 3o-Granite iron preserving ket-
tie, regular price $1.50. Sale
No, lS-Granite iron lip sauce pan,
regular price 45c. Sale price. .25c
No. 2O-Granite iron lip sauce pam
regular price 65c. Sale price. ..35c
No 22-Granite iron lip sauce pan,
regular price roc, Sale price. .45c
No. 24-Granite iron lip sauce pan,
regular price 15c. Sale price. soc
14.quart G. J. dish pan, regular price
Sl.25. Sale price -70c
17-quart G. 7. dish pan, regular price
S1.50. Sale price. .t.,.. CSC
21-quart G. T. dish pan, regular price
Sl,75. Sale price. e............. csc
l7-quart ead-raiser, regular price
$215, Sale price ..-..-... 81 ab
No. 30--G I. wash basin, regular
price 0c. Sale price ..,,...., SOC
No. 32-G. J. wash basin, regular
price 60c. Sale price, ..,-.... -40c
No 34-G, j. wash basin, regular
price 75c Sale price, ..,... ,65c
No. S-inch G. 7. pie plates, regular
price l5c Sale price. l2c
No, 9-inch G.. l. pie plates, regular
price 20c. Sale price. -,... lac
No. l0inch G.. I. pie plates, regular
price zoe, Sale price. ....... .16e
No. l1O--G I, dipper, regular price
25c, Sale price .......-....1 1Sc
No. 4oS-Eighth hole muffin pans,
regular price 75c. Sale price. 3oc
No. 40S-Siy hole muffin pans, reg
ular price SOC. Sale price, Csc
No. s-Coppcr boilers, Regular price
$425. Sale price. -.-.... S2.S5
No. S-Tin copper-bottom boilers,
regular price So, Sale price, Sl.25
No. 1-Galvanized tub, regular
price ST.. Sale price ......, Soc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

CENTER TABLES
No Tl-SoIid Oak, 24-inch square
top; regular price $500. Sale
price ,-..e.,s....,.... Sl.lO
No, J4-Solid Oak, hand polished,
|, scrpcntinc top; regular price $500
Sale prlcc ...,..,,.,.... SLID
No. 40-Turned legs, solid oak. "a
inch round serpcntlnue top; reeu-
lar price $3.50, Sale price S2.35
No 33--SoIid oak. polished. mission
design, extra heavy; regular price
$500. Sale price ,.,,.... 1895
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
GOLDEN OAK ROCKERS

No. 74-Brace Arm Rocker; regular
price $500. Sale price ......S1.10
No. s2-Fancy Back; regular price
1925, Sale price S1.35
No. 207-Big Arm Rocker; regular
price $2.75. Sale price. $3.50
No, 2l7-High Back Arm Rocker;
regular price $500. Sale price.
.....s.. -..-...'.. .,o4'oo
No. 223-High fancy back, Broud
arm; regular price $3.50. Sale
price ....,...,...... $40
No. 3l5-Fancy Arm Rocker, cob
bier scat; regular price S4.O0. Sale
No. 3l6--Fancy Design. cobbler
seat; regular price $500. Sale
No 51S-Quarter Sawed Oak, cob
zbler seat; regular price 500. Sale
prlce ........... ........... 94.zo
No. High Rod Arm, high fancy
back; regular price $500. Sale
price .......,...., S1s9o
We have over 100 different styles
of rockers, all at our special sale
price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
SMALL RUGS

27x54 Administer rugs; regular price
$500. Sale price. e.....,.,- ..Sl.9o
36x72 Administer rug; regular price
500. Sale price ......,..'. S4.Zo
24ineh Bath Rings; regular price
1925. Sale price -.......'- Sl'1o
27-iuch Palesade Rugs; regular price
$3.50. Sale price ......... ,s1'4o
27-iuch Wilton Rugs; regular pr'ce
S4.00. Sale price .....-.... SI'fo
We have over 50 stock rugs, made
out Of every different grade Of car
peting. and same VIII be sold at con
siderably less than actual cost. IheSe
rugs come made up IN any SIZE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
LADIES' WRITING DESKS

No. 510-Regular price, SlO.5o. Sale
price --,.-e-e.. .,-.-- 9o''o
No. 1312-Regular price, $3.50. Sale
nrice $3.50
No. 92s-Regular price, $3.50, Sale
price 49,. ........-..--. So'oo
No, 900-Rcgular price, S14.5o. sale
price .,...' 9S'ou
No. 9o4-Rogular price, $3.50. Sale
price .S1O.75
No, 6s3-Rcgular price, $3.50: Sale
price .S11.90
No 916-R6gular price, $4,000: Sale
price S12.S5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
MAHOGANY ROCKERS

We have great many samples of
one each, with discounts ranging
from 20 to 40 per cent. 1t will pay
you TO look this line over.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-13
STATE COMMISSION
FOR CONSERVATION

At the conference Of governors on the
conservation Of the natural resources Of
the United States. held at the White
House. Washington. u. c. in May lsS
national cQuSHrN tiou commission was
provided for and the governors Of all the
states were asked to appoint commissions
to cooperate will the federal commits
sion in this very important work
There is need Of q more careful couser-
walton Of the natural resources OF our
country. The creation Of a state COM
mission for that purpose is now \ ncces-
sitv. which commission should cooperate
with the federal government and enquire
into the condition Of our natural re-
sources; prevent IS far As possible the
waste and destruction Of the natural
wealth Of the state and promote the
greatest good TO the greatest number in
the Use thereof. increase our forest bodies
for the future good of the people; con-
serve and develop the water supply and
generally do everything possible in the
Wav of cons arving the natural resources
of the state and nation. Il Is not the in
tention to have this commission interfere
with OF limit the wise and proper de
velopment and application Of these re
sources. but to devise ways TO use them
30 as TO distribute the enjoyment Of our
natural wealth.
therefore recommend the creation Of
a state commission on the conservation OF
the natural resources. to consist Of three
members, who shall serve without COM
pensation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-13
STATE COMMISSION FOR
EXAMINATION OF
RECORDS.

The vast accumulation Of the records
pertaining to the several departments of
our state, county and municipal govern
ments, and also OF the various courts
and to land titles by frequent transfers.
warrants serious COnsiGera ton. In many
states these matters have caused the
adoption Of systems. the results being
sufficient to justify careful and painstak-
ing investigation on our part
Recognizing that it is Impossible for
committee of the Legislature. burdened
with other duties. to undertake the work
Of looking into these systems. 7 recon-
mend the passage Of a joint resolution
providing for the appointment of d special
commission Of qualified persons. not ex-
ceeding seven in number, who shall act
without compensation. and be charged
with the duty Of examining into tue va
rious systems now in use IN all the de-
psrtments Of the state. county and mu-
uiCipdl governments. and particularly to
such as pertain to the courts and TO land
transfers, and report their acts to the
next session of the legislature with rec
concentrations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-13

his duty being 10 enforce ali laws re-
gardi1g The production. manufacture ana
sale of dairy products. or the adulters-
ton Of any article Of food or drink etc.
The office Of dairy and food commits
sioner was created by the legislature in
1917. and since that time our state has
forged gradually to the front in the mat
ter of dairy and food regulations. The
department Is disseminating information
through public notices and bulletins sent
10 retailers ana iobbers. resulting in Civ
ing the public purer and better products
! most earnestly recommend at yolir
hands 'ssIch legislation in connection with
the food and dairy law as viii place or
statutes in harmony with the government
regulations in this particular. as also with
The laws Of the several states. Such pro
vision will greatly facilitate the work of
tie department. and be Of material aid
in the enforcement Of the law.
The work of this department is extern
sive and its operations Of SO beneficial a
nature as to entitie il to an appropria-
ton of an amount sufficient to permit
OF the employment of additional help and
increased funds for travelling expenses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-13
BUREAU OF STATISTICS.

Owing to the change in the law hv the
last legislature. the operations of the bn-
feau Of statistics have been materials
crdmped. It will be remembered that fbe
ieglsiatuFe abolished the position of state
statistician; the state auditor was desio-
hated eN-otilcio state statisticisn pro-
vision was made for tie appointment 81 i
deputy. and an appropriation of 50 sAO was
made for the payment of the salary of
SAID deputy Tor two years There was un
appropriation made for contingent ex-
penseS. Such has been the status Of fba
bureau for the past two years
with the mearre apDronrts ton M
which 60 draw, the bureau has expended
every effort to promote the work of gath
ering statistics and the information along
statistical lines, and the information Sc
ords
In my opinion the law under which the
bureau now operates should be changed
or amended by such legislation as will
place the bureau on such a footing thai
compilation Of the statistical report OF
the state may be had In few states mas
so little attention been given to the col
lection OF reliable statistical data as in
Utah. ~
The repeal Of chapter 13i. laws of 1907.
Is recommended. together with legislation
creating commissioner of statistics pro-
VldinS salary and contingent expenses
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-13
BOARD OF SHEEP
COMMISSIONERS

am af opinion that the law should be
so amended as 20 place the state board of
sheep commissioners on a Self-Supportng
basis. and To that end respectfully recon-
mend the re-cnactment of the law requir-
Ing an inspection tax
IL IS -ery gratifying to report that
CROUCH the efforts Of our sheep commits
SION Ttah sheep shipped to eastern mar
ko,s are found by federal inspectors to be
frr, from disease. and that the federal
or4ra-lfiuJ viii be raised in the near fu-
ture. and the government inspectors trans
farrcd 10 other localities. The removal of
these inspectors. who have cO-operated
with she state officers IN the work of
-Hacp Inspection sill necessarily entail
;lditio.sl work IN connection with the
sheen commission.
T1~uffe-a1oy of funds prevented a gen
Drgi iu>He"tinn or dipping OF Utah sheep
3urieS tle fsl1 of 1905, though with the
information at hand II is evident that the
sheep are in satisfactory condition. More
noticeable than heretofore is the co-opera-
i.a1 and assistance rendered the commits
son hy the sheep men. FlOckmasters,
With some few exceptions. report imme-
dately any infected sheep and there is a
growing tendency to observe the law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-13
PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION

The trainers of our state constitution
wisely Imposed upon the legislature tle
duty OF protecting the individual citizefl
from injury and oppression through com
binatiOns Of persons or associations for
the purpose OF controlling prices whether
Of manufacture. OF commerce. OF Of proc
duCti0n. or Of the cost of exchange for
transportation or through cxtOTtspnare
rates. or discrimination - individuals or
corporations who enjoy the privileges or
q quasi-pGbic character. The condition
thus foreseen and provided for by the con-
stitutiou makers has arisen iu this state.
as is row q Gatt~r Of commons knowledge
and official record.
Prompt and effective measures should
be taken for correcting abuses Of the kind
referred 20 which now exfS. and which
may arise in the future to Interfere with
the welfare % 10 people The affairs Of So
such quasi-olH.ic corporations and assoc
Citations Should nave publicity. fntelii-.
gent fnve=f E-Lar OF combinations and
pIbiie service corporations VIII greatiN
aid the people Of Utah. and tend t. es-
tablish just and fair dealing.
Whatever action is taken should be in
tine spirit Of conservatism and fairness
TO both individuals and corporate inter
ests. such as has cha -acterized the past
history Of the state and which Will make
for the public good.
For the attainment Of this end. 7 rec
Ommend the creation Of q public service
commission. 10 be composed Of citizens Of
ability. To deaf with matters Of such
WeiEEtF importance, the commission TO-
be clothed witS ample powers 90 make
regulations necessary to conserve the pub
lic welfare in this regard Such q CON-
mission should be- entirely accessible to-
all Of the people upon all Of the subjects
within its jurisdiction, and the law be
sufficiently broad TO iuclude every public
utility operating within the state. The
prompt adjustment upon an equitable aud-
inexpensive basis Of the many difficulties
and complaints arising in this class Of
business Should be provided for in Great
ing a commission Of this character. whicH-
thus would be beneficial TO every interest,"
involved. In fairness to all the people Of
this state. the creation Of a public service
commission should not be l0nger delayed
June ! TO Oct rs Of the present vssf
the Alaskan Tuzou-Pacific exposition
viii be held ~ Seattle. Wash To devise
aud execute plans 20 properly represent
the state AZ this exposition the last Leg
stature created q commission composed
o. the governor and four members.
This commission has filed its report
30 which il says. AS matter OF inter
state comfy. and aside from the busi-a 3.
value acCruinE 70 Us. Utah should re-
quest from the present legislature an ads.
JitioHal appropris ton. By appointment to-
the present BILL or otherwise. allowing
sufficient means for the proper and ade--
quate representation Of Utah at the eI-
position.
I recommend the appropriation Of s250d.L
properly at that exposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-13
TRY SOME OF THIS.
New Drug Maizene Creating . BIC
Stir.

It has been a long time since any new
drug has created such A stir as Maizeae.
Ever since its introduction in Salt Lake.
+. g Schranm. r. ]. Hill Drug CO.
Willes-Horn Drug Co. and other first
class drug stores have been kept busy
supplying the demand. Maizene is put
up foe dispensing purposes only in one
ounce bottles Each bottle makes 2 full
pint of excellent kidney Medicine. You
can have the druggist mix il ID for vo1I
OF you can take u home and mix IL YOUR
self MaizeRe acts directly uuou fhe
eiiminative tissues Of tie kidneys forcing
them TO filter the impure blood sfsizene
also acts upon the bladder preventing anv
formation OF eslculoils matter Don't a.
low your hfde backaches to grow into
kidney troubles they re the warning YOU
get, mix some Of this medicine 10 and
try it Msizene can be had from any
drug store or by sending SGc direct to
the laboratories Of the Cooper Fharmzcai
Co, l1@ East, Lake street, Chicago, III
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-13
COAL MINE INSPECTOR.

From the report of the state coal mine
inspector !; appears that the industrial
depression was felt in the coal and coke
production of Utah during the past year
resulting in a decrease of total tonnage
output. Since Sept l.. however. the
mines have worked full time. The. pro-
duction OF coal in 1905 was 1.Ss4. s4e tons.
of coke. 1919 tons Two thousand six
hundred and eighty men found employ
rent in connection with the coal and
hydro carbon mines and coke plant dur
ing the year iens
I concur in the recommendation Of the
state coal mine inspector that the Ian
should be 50 amended as n include the
inspection Of 81 coal mines. regardless
Of the number Of men employed and
commend TO your attention the further
recommendations and suggestions Of this
official.