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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Laa
Railroad Company.
Special Meeting OF Stockholders.

LOS Angeles. Cal. October 18th, 1908.
To the Stockholders of the San Pc6ro.
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
Notice fg hereby given that special
meeting Of the stockholders o: the San
Pedro. Los Angeles G Salt Lake Railroad
Company has been called by the president
and the. board Il directors. 10 convene
at tho office OF the company, and at its
Ing where the board OF directors usually
meet, No, lss South Main street. In the
Saaty of Salt La!e CITY. In the state Of
1909. at ten o'clock q. m, for the PURPOSE
0I'nT o pT9DGS5cGmS a1fSnrne the namsg soSrs ~ nrec
tors OF this Company to :aaeo appropriate
provisions for the retirement OF the flrst
;a935tsaGe bonds OF this Company. here.
millions OF dollars, Of which there have
been only issued the amount OF forty
to be canc.ilcd. and 10 secGTe ] the the sats sni:,"
faction ana discharge Of record OF this
Company's first InoTtEagc. made 70 tho
as traxins os bearing date the lst day OF
:; TO agthGrIzc and apProys an Issue
OF Sixty Million Dollars. TO beaT 6a,o
July lat, 1903, to be secured by Mort
gage and Deed OF Trust. dated as OF July
lst. lPOs. upon the railroad. railroad Proy
erty and franchises OF this Company
lines OF railroad together with thc ap-
purtcnanccs thcreu0to belonging, iGSiuG-
nuircd. and 10 authorize and empower tho
Board Of Directors OF this company TO
settle the terms and conditions thereof
said bonds and mortgage ard decd OF
trust and 70 select md appoint trus-
tee Of seld mortgage and deed Of trust
Tho books for tho transfer ~, Tho ztoci.
Of this Company Will DO closed for the
purposes Of snif meeting 4. twelve o'clock
noon. on the first day OF December 1906?
and rcopeucd at ten o'clock d m. on tho
?aDd day OF December. 1909.
BY order of the President and OF tho
Board Of Directors
". II. CoMsTOCK.
G.SS2 GccretnrL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
THE LURE OF THE GAME.

The weayicd clown sans rouse and
paint,
Looked his sad-faccd self in the eyes:
He was sick OF the smell Of the circus
faint
And he said: "I can see no prize:
There is uaucht ahead must change
my lot
But applause swept in. and cheers.
And his eyes were aliEht with a Hlmc
youth-hot
And he doired fUll twenty wears.
For 1t isn't the money and isn't the
It's the lure. the lure of the game.
From the brokers' hands there fell away
The tape, in 4 heap on the floor.
He said; - must forSwcar this today.
Though I've gained Il million more:
J must seek q cot i'm the countryside,
Away from the towns unrcsr'-
But th" morrow's buSles were not de-
ucd.
And back TO the haht he pressed,
For it isn't money ana isn't the fame,
It's the lure, the lure OF the game
Tie cowboy who rides tho PLAIN.
or the engineer who guides the flight
OF the night -stahb,ng. roaring train;
What voice has the god af chance and
change
70 WOO them to caiings new?
Away with the roses. Meath heavens
strange
For IT isn't The money and isn't the
fanr-
It's the lure The lure Of the game.
Denver Republican.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
GRAND JURY PROBES
into WHITE SLAVERY
Conditions in Seattle That De,
mand Careful Investigation
Already Disclosed.

SEATTLE. Dec. 16-Thc county
grand jury today took up investigation
Of the traffic III women slaves, in which
Seattle ranks second only to New York.
according to Il government commits
sion.
\ Japanese Furnished list of dis.
orderly establishments being operated
by Japanese. together with informa-
tion covering the amount of alleged
protection money paid by the propric-
tors of these establishments and the
names Of alleged importers Of women.
The jury was informed that business
between policemen and proprictors OF
the establishments was transmitted
through plain clothes men.
A committee visited the Japanese
quarter. examining Easements of hotels
and employment offices In several
places il was discovered that under
ground passages connected offices of
various sorts with disordcrlv houses,
and that gambling houses, with appar-
entity reputable offices, were running
Seattle is the point OF entry for
Lapanese "slavc women and the port
OF shipment of European Hslave wom-
eni 10 the mining camps Of Alaska
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
SAVE THIS RECIPE FOR COLDS

\ Pine contains the most active agents
Known to science for the quick cure Of
coughs and colds. This formula from
noted physician will ffcuuentl, cure
fhc worst cough or cold in Il day. "Mix
fwo ounces OF gly"crinc; half ounce con
|rentratcd pine compound; half pint of
good whiskcy: shake the bottle each
]lnic and use in doses Of tcaspoonful
10 Tablespoonful every four hours. -
Any druggist has these ingredients or
,will quickly get them. Any one can
miH them. liut be sure TO get only
! concentrated piuc which comes in
halt ounce bottles each incIosed in an
alr-heht case and plainly labeled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
AFFIRMATIVE WINNER IN
JOHN K. PARK DEBATE

The affirmative won in the annual
John r. Park debate. held between
the members Of the Park Debating
club, at the university, Thursday even
ing. The question debated was: Re
solved. "That All Corporations Engaged
in Interstate Business Should BE Re.
'quircd to Incorporate Under Federal
Law, 1t Being Mutually Conceded That
Such Legislation Would MOI BE I'm
Unconstitutional, and That a System OF
Federal License Shall Not BE Available
as an Alternative Solution. The men
representing the affirmative side Of
the question were Perry. Anderson and
'Hamren. while those OF the negative
were Johnson. Draper and Woodbury..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
ZION EXPERIENCES
ITS Coolest WEATHER
Mercury Drops to Within 10 or
IL Degrees of Zero
Mark.

salt Lake City experienced its cold
est spell oil the season when the mer-
curry dropped 10 10 or !. degrees above
zero. about : o'clock Thursday night
.7lAt q D. NJ. when the weather bureau
closes the government thermometer
showed 16 degrees above, but at 4
al clock an hour later. IT WAS much
FOLDER.
The forecast for today is fair
Thursdays meteorological record AT the
local station Of the United States wealth
or bureau Tor the tWenty-iour hours end
.inS at .. IN. was as follows:
Temperature ut p. m. - degrees:
maximum temperature. IS degrees: mini
MUM temperature. 10 degrees; mean tenn
perature. 20 degrees which IS y degrees
below normal.
Total deficiency since thc first OF the
month. Q, degrees: total excess since
JANUARY |, IL degrees.
Precipitation nt 6 p. m. trace. total
nr.clpitation since tho first OF the month
IA inches which is IS of an inch above
normal total excess since January i, AS
Relative humidity, 81 per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
TO MURDER CHARGE

4 PORTLAND, Ore, Dee. 16.-Samuel
.tnstls. a Civil war veteran, pleaded
,not guilty 10 charge Of having mur-
'dcred Albert Wilson here. November "a
aud asserted that lie shot in sclf-de-
.ferse. GUSTS stated that Wilson stole
IBIS wallet and that when he tried to
yet If back was met with blows. lie
shot Wilson dead and under his pillow
found the missing property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17

ing things OF the play. While New
Workers enjoyed the comedy situations
Immensely. much was said of the d"lina-
tion OF \ Swedish character iI thc play
AS usual. Mr.. Fiich has lived up 10 his
rcputatlon by drawing one OF more origi-
nal ChaTacteTs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
Old Fighter Dies.

KANSAS CITY, No, Dec. 1G.-Jacob
Garrcit. sixty years of age. who fought
with General Custer in his Indian cam
psigus, and who WAS member Of the
|ksnsas cavalry in the Civil war, died
rs his home here today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
Man Burned to Death.

4. VANCOUVER. j. G.. Dee 16.-FranL
Kennedy, barber of Nmir, r. c.. was
Burned TO death Tuesday in Il fire, which
|destroycd the Great Northern hotel at
Salmo. Fifteen other guests escaped
'by jumping from the windows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17

Charles Peterson makes f.gcnuiue
signs the real article--brass. glass,
and electric; also all kinds of painted
limitations. Both phones. 90 Richards
81 rect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS
IN SALT LAKE THEATERs.

!.
+ IN SALT LAKE THEATERS.
!. SALT LAKE THEATER-'"rop o :
! the World Evening. S:l5.
!. COLONIAL TIEATER-''uuman .
: Hearts" Evening. Sis.
: GRAND THEATER- Janice Mere =
!. dlth! Evening. S:l5.
: OItPHEliM THEATER-AdNauccd .
I vaudeville Matinee. 2:l5. Even
: ing. SIS.
I NJ ] y " THEATER- Imperial .
: NauoeSilic. Matinee, go. Even
: ing, i:SO and 9:15.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Tonight at the salt Lake theater the
h!st performance uf the !antastlcal comio
opera, Tho Top O the World" by the
McsSis- Swan. Klein x Caldwell. will be
given by Bailey & Austin and the orlSI-
nal company In as complete a manner rs,
during It's entire year engagement ut the
Casino and Majestic tlcatcrs New York
CITY. .iN months. Studcbakcr tEcat er,
ChlCaSo. and three months ~ the Ma j.
leslic thcater. Boston. all last season.
The company includes seventy members.
Including the cute Little I<iddies and a
chorus which for youth beauty and tall
cnt has seldom been approached In 4 mil
sical Offering. The organization arrived
al n scasouab'c hour this morning, which
VIII allow of complete rest Tor the
evening performance. whic oceans OF
time IS permitted the mechanics To set
up The many mechanical tricks and have
everything in readiness for a snuppy and
bright presentation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
DIVIDEND NO. /.

Little Bell Consolidated Mining Co
AZ n meeting Of The board of trustees
held December S. 1909; quarterly alEl-
1end of cents por share was oeclareo,
pava bile on December -, 1909; Transfer
books close December IS. 1909.
JOSHUA IS. BEAN, Secretary
csA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17

Charles Cherry and The original Maxine
Elliott TheatCr company ana production
viii be seen here next Monday night at
ihc Shubert thcator in CLYDE Fitch's lat
est comedy The Bachelor" The play is
under tho direction uf the Shubevts. Nj.
Fitch has done many unique things, but
ticst works he llas yet accomplished.
-.'rhc Bachelor Lad considerable vogue
in New York during it's run last spring
at the Maxine Elliott and later in the
summer enjoyed much prosperity at the
Whitney in Chicago. The story is that
OF bachelor. who falls In love with his
stcnograpncr without the slightest iu-
tenton oil marrying her. lis motives.
however. are honest. BY the interference
of = young brother of the typist. pro-
possl is brought about. although when
the girl learns pf the brothers over
zcalousness. she breaks oft the engage
mcnt. How Mr.. Fitch manages TO bring
the lovers together is one OF the anus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17

The usual society night attendance this
evening Is expected TO ill the Orphcum
10 overlooking. For this performance the
advance sale has been large and the gen
cral attractiYcncsS of the bill has been
sufficient 10 I'LL the house nightly ali
week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17

II YOU have not been 10 the Grand this
week yoT should so. That good old play
Of Colonial DAYS. Janice Meredith" is
being presented by Willard Mack Maud
Leone and the Grand PLAYERS TO capacity
audiences. il will run the week with
matinec SATURDAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17

Human Hearts at the Colonial this
week never seems to grow old to many
people Many OF the people who are Soc
Ing the play this week are seeing 1t for
the fourth or fifth time II runs the
week out with a matinee SATURDAY,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17

At the Mission. the tEcater different.
the bill this week is drawing exceptional
houses. the standing room only card be
Ing suspended in front OF the box Office.
II Is splendid programme and YOU will
regret II Il you do not see 1t. There
are daily matlnccs. Thursday night
about forty students of tho University OF
Utah. all members OF the Sigma Chi fra
tcrnity. adjourned from their meeting
and attended the Mission in body. An
four boxes were occupied and the BOYS
besieged the new playhouse and marched
single file down each isle 30 the boxes.
They attracted no little amount OF at
tentlon AS they solcpluly took their places
bur it was not long before IL became cVi-
dent that they wcr" ont Ia cniov the
show. Much applause was bestowed upon
MCLalian & Carson the champion roller
skaters. and the Bunch or Kids with
their merry songs. came in for hearty
approval
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17

Iarry O'ConneN Is in love with pretty
Nora Shannon. $50 They We're Tcllin
Me. And both Of them VIII appear at
the Colonial on SUNDAY for one week IN
Mr.. Bernard Days new and romantic
Irish play. sweet lnnisfallcn.' Mr.. DAILY
as Larry OCounell sings sweet love songs
Ia Nora and makes love 20 hcr as an
Irish boy should. SO They Were Tcliiu
Nc"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMINC1 HOUSES
FOR LEASE.


room. we'll lighted, on Main st, on
the second floor. 2lx69. with street. IN
trance, suitable for sample room 500;
2Ycar lease.
10 rooms. hot and cold water IN each
room, steam heat all light and airy
choicest location: 5-ycar lease.
: elegant stores in Holmes Knox build
Ing for lease.
5000 beautifully furnished modern
rooms. rent $37; clears SIG; retains
rooms Snap,
S6000--iS modern, up-to the minute
rooms, Maiu ST., very reasonable
rent, including steam heat: no bet
lease: always fun OF high class
transIcpts; clears $3.50. Terms 10
right party.
$l6.500-l20 rooms. extra we'll furnished
European hotel all modern con-
vcnlcnccs: low rent, long lease,
This is one of the best places In
tho city. Terms.
$i50O-G0 rooms Of fine furniture. hled
with high permanent guests.
located I'm the most JristoCraiic
part OF the city. always insuring u
full house; good lease and low
rent. Terms.
s6TO0--5S- room European hotel. Main St.
II YOU arc in the market for a
hotel. YOU will surely go no fur
thcr. this place VIII suit you; 10
year lease, heat free. Terms.
si250--55 rooms hotel. good furniture;
reasonable rent: heat free. Terms.
This office callers only to the highest
class OF hotel, apartment houses and
business opportunities and guarantees
satisfaction In either tho buying or sell
Ing OF amy proposition. Established 1893.
A RICHTER, Real Estate,
A. J.. BRATTAIN, Mgr, Is. .. Dept. ~
West lst SO. Roth phones Sal. cSS0S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


BIREELL- SHIP REALTY COMPANY,
THE Real Estate People"
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT!U!
Why not have a place Of business of
your uwno Better make that your lead
Ing New Year resolution The time 10
look for IL Ia, now; Then YOU can he
md IN tho new" We now have few
S55O-RESTAT RANT in one of the
4 MAIN STREET SALOON AT y
LOW figure. Tho price about represents
an invoice Of the goods.
s25Oo-ANOTHER SALOON on STATE
STREET; owner refused $4,000 for his
stand a short time ago
AND WE HAVE SEVEN STORE
ROOM LEASES. all at IL low figure; "
you don't want TO buy the other fcl
lows good will start IN now Tor your
self
oc-DELICATESSEN, STOCK AND
FIXTURES. including sas range, cook
my HOWE G'E%;'''; THIS H1 FOR \ RooMING
HOUSE BARGAIN? u rooms on Main
st. nicely furnished, good lease and the
rent is FORTY-FIVE DOLLARS y
MONTH. Yes. that's right. So month.
There arc now $136 In permanent room
crs In the house, so You cant lose,
TEE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY BAR
GAIN COUNTER CAN BE FOUND At
BIRRELL-SH1PP REALTY COMPANY,
everything in Real Estate
NEWIIOUSE BLDG. (ground noor),
33S3-BOTH PHONES-3J33
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CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES"

Are You looking, for a good business
investment? We have rooming houses,
hotels. cigar stores. grocery store. etc,
any of which is a good investment. But
you are looking for something
else Just as good, but different We have
in a nearby town. where you have no
and lots of contracts. The
business Will bear the strictcst inyes;!ga-
uon az TO its pelng a money-maker' and
can be bought Tor cash tor terms. Or
will exchange for real estate or rooming
house,
CAFE.
One that we will be glad to show you.
and let you render the verdict as 10
whether 1t Isn't snap at $3.50.
30 ROOMS
On Main street. and can be handled with
$500 down. This party didn't give us
any reason for wanting to SELL, and we
not TO let us present this good oppor-
tunity TO you.
ROOMING HOUSE.
One of the best paying siXteen-roonl
places in Salt Lake, and can be handled
with $3.50 cash.
2s ROOMS,
And not a vacant one. III health compels
owner TO dispose of this place, and it can
be bought on very satisfactory terms
GROCERY.
We have small cash grocery that Is
going for less than It's actual WORTH sim
ply because the owner must sell. Drop
in and get the particulars.
23 ROOMS,
Not far from Main street, This is a
money making proposition that can be
handled with $1,000 down.
s110o. s1lO0.
Here is "delicatessen'' and lunch
room-a little one. The owner has made
enough money in 1t TO open large res
taurant. and this one is going at a
bargain.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
II w. End South st. Both Phones,
c3S45
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26


And In the country A 36-roor,,
oiie sum- cline Of Price, Utah,"th,"o h,oted i,a !.
fine dinins ITIns and and, plenty This hotel b
always fun OF FIRST class sncs.n and nd.
arc - and 81 90 per day. Furnace Ia. hs.
ana modern IN every way Nni g. i'se a,es
rs 3$c0 3?$g"; rent $50 pcr month. Price snr ,r
- tjon no''T; IN terms. y gilr-eGgc pron.,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES
AND
y MERRY TIME TO ALI.

We have the exclusive on ono OF th,
best paying propositions OF its kind nov
offered 10 the public; a wideawake NV
ERY AND TRANSFER business tha,
VIII net the investor a handsome income
i'll health and a change OF climate com,
pei the owner TO sell: will exchange 10
real estate or can be bought on satisfac,
tory terms. Come and get particulars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

A. n. HUMPHREYS.
IS West 2nd South st.
Bell 4lS3. Ind. zl3i.
ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN
IIl-NONDDC

We have a genuine snap in 35-room
modern house. with very fair furnishings:
the rent is reasonable; the lease is Q. *,
You can actually save $40 per room on
this place. and 5000 will handle. A New
Years beginning III this house will start
you on the road to fortune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

located between MaIn and State sta.
this is a bargain that can be bought foil
$500; now is the time 10 take advantage
OF the opportunities offered In this par
tlcular line OF business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

r, 3IVD CLEAR PER MONTH
This serial book concern is ali that
8sanno 5@ums. ambitious n}ginn man could wish Ye
solicitors DO the rest. You can own ~u ~ !,
Tor $500. A great future FOR somn on ~,
The Lewis-Lowe Co. Judge sldr oi'
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GROCERY STnpr -,

GROCERY STORE For .s,o q
Good location; brick bujISinp So.y ,',,
in rear. Rent $l5 per month: 'in lass nn'
years: dally receipts $50; evervthirss1e Use
invoice This is a proposition tbnt -
please. Inc Lewis Lowe Co. Ju3ea biS
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o6 ROOMS.

Corner location: always full. cheap rcni
and good lease: II you have $500 casI
to pay down on Il good place come n
and talk this over with us.
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TIME FOR REsoLUT1oxs

Nc hereby, resolve that We t,o
o. salt Lake. VIII continue Ia me nc pnbli
Snf ralian!g and efficient f.rm es'Ion,s pe Ta,,',
business opportunities. Wo sine
,aon' ,,nosn resolution on the fact that II M aa m
because ihoy are spccln;ists in qbcts. pay'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
MEAT AND Cp0CTpy s-,

MEAT AND GROCERY STORE
Doing big business on Second So,,,
street. II is yours at invoice price Nc
fortune compels the party 10 sell. and h
up suCn a splendid business. Abo,,t si5n
VIII buy 1t We might add that he Is
guaranteed monthly sales OF $1,000. Nh
Lewis-Lo~e Co, Judge Bldg.
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ROOMING HOUSE.

This Is a chance for some ono to get
into this good paying l0room house
with the very small sum of $780, 800
down and balance In small monthly pay
menis.
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% LARGE. LIGHT poo,,s

u 2S LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS.
people. Gross income Is $3.50 rnnnfbY,e 5yvs
rent Is $lis: . years lease. Locafior I,
IDEAL, stoam heat. hot and cold wafe,
You You who want Q roomng house shonlS
Lewis Lowe Co, Judge Bldg In
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS HATS CLEAN NED AND
blocked. Panamas q speciality. Salt
Lake Hat factory. 24 Il. LIST So. Phone
2tSI-NK- b1l3J
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BUSINESS oPpoprrrn-7n-
THE Ll2WIS-LONE co
uNCoRPoRATED.)

Third Floor Judge Bldg pho. ),
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CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
Ii West Second South st.
Bell phone SS01. Ind. phone 90:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
II ROOMS

THAT CAN BIZ HANDLED with $1,000
down. There is Il good long lease on
this place and it will pay you TO IN
vcstigate.
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PooMING HOUSE SNAP

ROOMING HOUSE SNAP.
Do YOU want II nice rooms, located on
busy State street? Rent $40. with lease,
transient trade. If you want q money
maker, investigate this house $500 Will
handle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

and It is going for The actual amour
Of the stock and fixtures. S225; locate>
on busy West Temple street; cheap rem
and O. good chance for some one 10 ge
into a nice llttlc business on a very snial
canitnl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
and right in the busiest section on Sec
ond South street. close TO Main. rooms,
nicely furnished, transient trade; rea-
sonabIe rent: 2-year lease. Only $500 TO
put YOU i'll possession
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ROONiING uOIiSE-

l6 rooms, on Second South, steam heat
ed. prlce Sll00; $3.50 cash VIII handle
this place, Come and see us about II.
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A GOOD FTvE-PAssENGER oLDsMo-
bile for equity and real estate Addi-
son Cain. Both phones. bI061
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DERMATOLOGY
MIDWIFE
WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO.: WORK
guaranteed. Ind. l145. Bell 1854. y109i
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PERSONALS

MARPIAGE PAPER; HIGHEST CHAM HAdso|
nctcr: Incorporated; lith year u
members: paper scaled: send loc- ass7as|
! Love box 1000 Denver. Colo -