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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30

.,.., ttt. fteoener. Prices no Che ouen-
me were a higher TO = lower NAY N
ing at i1e 20 = and july az ff,iv IA
favorable weather Cor tho moyomont q,
.rsin to mariSet had dopressin. 49,
,n conn The prices az The aihiL w.
..,. b.ngrd to huM lower. with Way az
aGna After soliing nc oolu 's' MAY
todii lte , We weak. Influenced by favor
.f.f. condition. for the seeding or tne
r.w CROP May opened "a 90 "a ~ u NV
.r at 5f1h t0 tiis and sold ny el1.
Renewed aeiiiue by O. local packer W.
cd weakness 200 provisions l'tlc'' Ut ''"
oroning were s Go 1926 lower.
/ VVheat-Ilter in the day a sharp he-
yance occurred in July thc price touch
[ Irr 1861 u1.0i. Late in the session the
market became decidedly weak on heavy
r.,iiginr. MAY dropping Co D Us ana july
! fo fOTtt Ihn CLOSE was weak Win MNN
| on aaa ot tNM0ia and july DOWN
.cdr1-The market rallied uine with
j vhrnt May advancing Co wa. AnuNl'l
reaction occurred late in the session ON
selling bv cash interests and ne nHl-
| Id closed easy with May shade lower
', -ioss- wbeat-aiay. iiSaa 81; july
l S5tS Man. '55i.. July @&W7. Sept
d'fa4is.uay. 5r.; July. a5's. sept. ''h
qpes-l,-Nrav ana July. i7.Ish.
! Tard-M8V lo0iia; july HIt~
Ryc-Cash. so0is; MAY, 50.
| Harlcv-Cnsh, 6lutA.
| clover March. 900
! TlmOthy-March. $50
BUTTER AND EGGS.
,-,t.,co March 9a-Buttcr--SteaaoS
| vres,nerise. e9is 2Qts. dairics -ud y p,
] tsrrs- steady. az mark. cases mcluueu'
hrssts, ls' prime r99alifssics i5ataiHa twins.
I a.. ,c,,rs Amerfcas. 10: long horne.la.
| New York. March o-bult.1, e6Ei..
| al the decline. creamery specI"s. rssts
| Gfncial. 20; extras. ga; thlid To Hia'''
Cbeeso-Firm. unchanged. ..s,,. -,o-
i5rrs- Firm Western ursts. -Jh 'a' SUI
ooa' VS." FsvAPoRArED FRUITS.
N-cc. york March &-No Important
| ,bSr,,e A. reported in the market Tor
! evauorated apples ana guo1atlVl.o e
ho3..ir..ls' lSarcv are quoted az H4W9hs
I c6oice at a. ais.. prime. isa6'.' common
/ 'or'srs or new crop pruncs for shinmeut
| fr,,, ,be coast are something under re-
/ CONF quotations and have been prompi 8
/ d. ab-orbad The tone Of the market ls
/ steady. with quotations leuIlilS s !. Ni a., "a
to1 ts for now crop California truil up 20
| - and from 6ia TO tor oieAfhs
! i0-.os to- 20-3os 49,. ...,,.,s
| Apricots are quiet. with choice onolra
al 6aGt extra choice az Vt@ VA li"oS
] at n q On 13. ...4.,
! at 6fGtt: extra choice az T4WbA, nancy
/ gafsins are duu. with loose muscatel
| quoted al 35aU4ia; choice 20 fancy seeded
All AZ. a6is. serdiess at ga W0lh; London
! layers at 2OuL3l.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. March G0.-SuEar-Raw,
/ steady. Fair refining. 3.4Sis % 5O; conui-
| fugaI. 96 test. 3.9sia g 400. molasses
! sugar. 3.2lis 0 3.25.
| Santos 19s
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CONCENTRATES.

Clark L. Whitney. head of the nrok-
crage firm the Whitney-JeN company
has returned from a vacation mp 70
Los Angeles.
Irving ID Lowe Leroy Dixon of Pro-
so and j. l.. karr have been elected 10
membership 600 the salt Lake otocN
and Mining exchange.
IN. sbiprneuts from Park city last
80 mounted to 2q45Igp pounds
.bi,,r.ed fr,D, mo following producers.
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BIG TNTIC DEAL MADE.
Idaho People Land Option for Con-
troll of Emma Mining Company.

AohtiAhA 20 Alit AN'NN
Eureka. March 3O-One of the most
important mining deals made iu this
country I'M some time was closed yes
terday when a syndicate of mine
operators from the Occur de Alene dis
trict. Idaho. represented by G.. Fred
Kratzer Of Wallace. Idaho. who ALSO
represents some Of the heaviest lead
interests in that country. secured an
option on the control OF the yuma
Mining company and purchased 2l3,-
600 shares Of the treasury stock or
the company az the rate OF 10 cents
"a share Although the price at which
the control was purchased is now
made public. # is declared that earnest
money TO the extent Of $1,000 II to
be put up in 10 days and a second
payment Of $1,000 win be made In
so days The sale of the treasury
stock will provide the company with
a working capital OF over 100000 with
which 10 inaugurate a vigorous com
paign Of development.
The property is one OF the best sit
uated In the district and Is also well
equipped with all necessary machinery
and buildings. NJ. l.. Clarity is prcsi-
dent and 2. ,. Fennel, secretary.
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in the porphyry-iime contact in an up-
raise from the foO-f0ot level The aN-
erage values were 30 per cent lead anu
22 ounces in silver and some gold. Ihe
highest assays were n.S5 per cent leau
ana to.oo ounces IN silver and some Eolu
The highest assays were n.35 per cont
lead and 35.0s ounces In silver
Through a trust deed filed in the oi-
nee of the county recorder, the North
Utah Mining company OF bingham, %
Maine corporation, conveys 90 the kiehi
Honorable william Hood Lord Walomn
of London, England, and Honorable
Cyril A. I.iddcu OF Ravonsworth Castle
Lakes Head, Northumberland. England,
an its mining properties. including 10
lode mining claims in the West Noun
tain mining district, salt Lake county
Tho conveyance d. 90 secure a. BOND
issue of SiS6.0O0 bearing per cent iu-
forest payable semi-aunually and 70
run 20 years
A dispatch nom Ncw York announces
that Senator Georee Nixon of Nevada
has dissolved his partnership with
George Wingield. and that Wingieli
win take over his interests in the Gold
fold Consolidated Mines company, Cap-
italizcd at 10000. 600 Tho value OF the
assets to bee divided is estimated az
between S2i00OO0 and S2.750.O00 Nixon
viii take over tho bank interests. I'm
making the announcement Senator
Nixon declared that he believed the
stand of the Consolidated relative 20
labor had hurt him politically and
therefore he wished TO withdraw.
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TRADE IN MANY STOCKS.
Transactions are Scattered but Mar
kct shows Better Tone.

Although trades were made I'm many
stocks ON the local exchange this morn
ing they were scattered and the general
condition of the market was SLOW.
Throughout tho morning trading the
market developed O. better tone ana a
cautious advance. This BE- in keeping
with the better metal prices Of the
east and the returning confidence IN
mining securities.
Many of the stocks which have been
slumbering for several weeks were
marched ont for action this morning.
Nevada British. which, according 70
reports, is in a fair way 10 start ace
t.ylty. sold az 32 cents this morning
Scottish chief was also seller. south
ou Pacific also showed "a little burst
Of activity as did Yerington and West
cru Nevada.
columbus Consolidated appears 10 Doe
ON the upward march with Ohio copper.
The market for the latter seems 20 have
considerable trouble in righung this
stock after the heavy slump caused by
profit taking
THE number Of shares that changed
hands this morning was ts.h93. while
tle amount represented was X3l,lsobo.
The curb market was unusually slow
this morning. and Federal Fly was the
only stock 10 register sale This stock
-lld az cents for 800 shares. Ely
Witch received "a bid of % cents and
was offered at 20 cents. a bid OF a,
cents was made for Inspiration. Wick
low and SchWab were both offered at
4 cents this morning. and cents was
bid for the former and al4 cents for the
latter.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
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SELLING DROVE
PRICES DOWN

New York. March 3).-Many OF the most
prominent speculative stocks started to-
day at prices unchanged from yester-
DAYS closing. and changes in an other
eases were small and mixed. The mar
kot was active and broad notwithstand-
ing the narrow variances. A rise in ~.
Louis Southwestern preferred or p
measured the maXimum change.
The weight OF selling drove prices
down. the movement being accelerated by
a drop of over a point I'm New YORK Cen-
trail. Elsewhere recesslons were moderate
outside of a few speciaities. Active bid
ding for the Erie stocks subsequently,
caused "a rally but the general market
did not hold its recovery;
A rise Of a point boa ST. Paul and later
I'm 4. s. steel preferred induced some
sympathetic response. but the general
list met realizing sales on tho advance
the market was hrm and dull.
Bonds were irregular.
There was growing inquiry for Unit
ed states Steel, which touched ~ a..
compared with 464t I'm the morning ON
ct stocks Of this class were less active
but rose substantially, the Hepubllc
steel stocks. Colorado Fuel, Allis-Chal-
mera preferred and the Bethlehem steel
stocks going M i TO ~ Mllnneapoils y
ST. Louis also gained 2la The railroad
liet generally was quiet Pacific Coast
hrst preferred was lifted 10 points
United States steel continued 10 gain.
rising ia in an above Yesterdays clos
ing. Bethlehem Steel preferred. United
states Rubber and Colorado Fuel advnnc-
ed . points. the preferred 3, Pressed steel
car Ia and American Car and Allis-
Chalmers D. other stocks were sluggish
and held back particularly the Harri-
man group.
The market closed easy Some stocks
eased on t0 the lowest prices OF the day.
others held near the highest Bethlehem
Steel preferred rose 4. National Biscuit
preferred 2N and Sloss sheffield Ia.
Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific. Wabash
preferred Load and Utah Copper declu-
] ed l.
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TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York March 30.-close Prime
mercantile paper 3ia04 per cent
Sterling exchange. steady. with act-
ual business m bankers bills at WS6l1
025 for go day bills and at ANisO for
demand.
Commercial bills. S4Sj7s case.
Bar silver. 60ia cents.
Mexican dollars. "A cents.
Government and railroad bonds
steady
Money on call easy 1isa2 per cent;
ruling rate. per cent, closing bid,
IA per cent. offered at ~ per cent
Time loans quiet and easy; for go
DAYS 2ta per cent. for go days, pa
cent
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WOOL

3d. louis. March a0-Wool unchanged.
Territory and western mediums, h1Hi
time mediums, 1ial0. inc. hHll
BOSTON.
Boatou. March on There is Ices active
iip .Iu imported supplies Iu thr local wool
market. Manufacturers are said to De
ueII supplied WITH raw material
The general firm tone Of Che WOO. mar
Eef Is stuI much Boz evidence osneriHlly
u fhc CumhINE grades salcH one small
about 5000 pounds of Ihf new Arizona
going uf alc fl cost 90 elem.
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HAWTHORNE TO Be
BIG SILVER CAMP
r. [. Colburn Declares That It is
Richest Mineral Country
He Has Seen.
MANY SALES ARE MADE
orc Carries High Naluc- lu silver aud
cad-Nany Teams Are
Hauling ore.

Accordine to reports that ere coming
iY from Nevada. Hawthorne promises
ta bc one OF the star silver camp
..s the state within the past Few
Iays number of sales have been
made in the vicinity and work is be-
ING prosecuted with "a yigor in THIS
new ucll.
R. l.. Colburu. formerly of salt Lake
iu au interview at Golddeld said that
tbc country was the richest he had
ever seen. During "a recent visit TO
the district Doe took over the interests
of w. A. Ingalls,. held under bond.
THE ground consists Of FUN claim
ana 30 fraction and the purchase price
d. given as X5Oi0OO.
AR. Colburn SAYS that too much can
NOT De said regarding the wealth or
inc now section. and that, while he
fully appreciated the fact that When
a upw country was being opened, men
we're prone TO become excited IN the
face OF phenomenal strikes such as
arc being made almost daily i'm thl5
camp yet Doe felt that he was speak
inc con4eryatively and that even then
ha was only telling half the story.
81 have never iu an my life seen
mineral iu such remarkable quaint
fes." said Mr.. Colburu, land I tell
,ou that it win become one OF tho
greatest mining centers In the state.
If NOT in the entire United states.
went am over the ground from one
end To- the other. and took my time
examining. and / never saw one which
could not produce tho ore I'm values
which would stagger a man n he was
mot prepared to see them. ] made an
average from so sheets representing
the returns Of the smelter 10 which
tho ore from the Hubbard lease on
the Mountain King is being shipped,
and the average from the figures !
made was 230 ounces Of silver and ~
nor cent lead. II this is the average,
what would one get by selecting his
sample declare 10 you that l have
never seen anything like IL anywhere
else on earth and I doubt II IL can
be eoualed, since with almost every
foot of depth tho values are increas-
ing. and the ledge Is widening as they
80 down.
RED LETTER DAY.
last Friday was the red letter day
I'm the history OF the new camp, since
three big sales We're made on that day.
~ A. ingalls, and myself took over the
silver wave claim and the Liverpool
fraction. for which We paid $50, 900, ana
al the same time Senator 4. l.. odd >,
representing eastern people, paid S65,ouO
for certain other ground, which ad-
ioins ours, and another party paid S2o.-
600 for ground near the Hubbard pro-
perty."
Mr.. Colbum states that the deepest
work In the entire district Is only 354
feet. and that the whole bottom Of the
SHAFT is in ore which viii net the com
pany S125 per ton. as IL goes from the
shaft. and that the people in charge
pf the work are now trying 70 make ar
rangcments for the purchase Of an
other 100 head Of horses for the haul
ing OF their ores.
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VERNAL on FuELDs.
California Company Rushing Work
Giant Chunk Of Coal.

The first barrel of oil from the
Emerald oil company has been ship
ped from tho field by George Mulyey
Ia the stockholders In Nerual 60 give
them am opportunity TO see what IL
looks like In bulk.
George AIulyev came lu saturday
from the oil field. He says the
Emerald oil compauy's well No D, ia
the best in the field. The well No. 3,
viii have been finished before this
goes Co press. Mr.. Mulvcy says the r.
D. Hunt company of California has
DO wells dug and orc working on
another and have 1--WE more rigs on
the way.
Fcra Young had a chunk of coal on
Dis wagon saturday that attracted con-
siderable attention. Tho estimates put
the black diamond nugget al 300
pounds Fera offered 30 to the Com
mcrclal club If they would take u
of the wagon. Mr. Cook was regret
ting the lack of "a suitable room to
uut the coal on exhibition. We have
lots of mineral in Uintah county that
would look good N there was place
Geo display it-Fernal Express.
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j. II. WHITNEY & SONS.
stock Brokers.
. Atlas. Bell. 1917. Res. 300A-2
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAYs.

Lorenzo Christensen and wife 90 Al
fred @. Brim, part Of lot -. lot
N4s ststssss ssstsaatt+s .ssaasst sasstttasas A
VIM. BrOadhcnt 90 al 20 Bismarck
snyder. part Of lot ]. brock g, plat
lls.s.... ..st+-s+..s ..s.--.ftt-ss
Bismarck Snyder and wife TO
Frank 7. sullivan, part OF lot ].
Wm h. Pace and wife to Alfred o..
Brim. part OF lot 5, block li5. plat
n ...-..... .-....tr ..ts-.-st'. ..--f'..' t'
Geo Wood and wife TO Jno, NJ.
Wood. part Of section %. town
ship south range % west........ %
S L. SecN. g. Tr co. to kimhall a.
Richards, lots g. And. Holly
MluI ...--....- ....-.......- ....-...... ]
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FORENOON SALES.

Ajax. $500 at 30.
Beck Tunnel 100 at IS; 200 at S.
Black Jack, 100 at 36la 100 at 36.
Bullock 500 at ga
Carisa, IS al %.
Cedar Talismau 900 at s.
Colorado. 100 az $40; 100 at S01s;
250 at 3.05.
columbus Con. ID. at IN. 100 at
gI5. seller go. 500 at 215.
East Tintic Con, 5000 at Sla 500 al
Si
East Tmuc Dev. 900 at co.
East Tinuo Gold King q 500 al 2.
Indian Queen, 200 at 8.
Iron Blossom, 100 at 262i5; $500 at
200
Lehi Tntc. 1000 az 5ia.
Major Evans. 5000 "a a.
Mason Valley. 100 at SIS.
Mountain Lake. 100 az 81 buyer S.
1000 at $3.50.
Nevada British. 5000 at go
Nevada Hlls. go az 20. 500 al 1929.
ohio Copper. 100 al 6.75, 200 at $50
100 az $50, buyer Co.
plutus. 100 at 49,
Scottish chief. 1000 az ga.
Sioux Con. 200 at los. 100 al 101 p,
buyer 90: 500 at l.O5, buyer 20.
silver King 200 at 3STia; 100 al 3.A5.
South Columbus Con, 60 az 81.
South Iron Blossom. 1000 at 5A
southern Pacific, 1000 az tiei lN'V
al "a
Swansea Ext. q. 900 az 3a.
Tiutic Central 1000 az H.
Tintic Combination, 1000 M 1A
Utah Con. 1000 at 1919.
Victor 500 st i3.
Western Nevada. 1000 at o., 100 AZ
az. 100 at i3ia; zoo az a.
YcrIngton. 1000 at
OPEN BOARD
Ajax. 1000 at g.
columbus Com. 500 at 212iss 100 no
e15
Central Mammoth. 5000 at q
Fast Tmtic Gold King. 1000 AZ q
East crown Point 1000 at fia. 800
40 lat buyer go
Indian Queen 500 it
IRON Blossom. 1900 at af0. lUO at
900 buyer 800
Mountain Lake. 1000 at ss1s; 1850
at 3lia
Seven Tr0uEhs 1000 Ht lti-
SIouV Con-. POO at lul.
Victor CON. IHU Ht 49,
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WOODS LIVER MEDICINE

FOR ChIlls, Fever, Malaria. Acts on
tho Liver. Prloo 800 and 800.
GEO. g. RRtCE DRUG CO.
200 Maln--kenyou rharpiaci'
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BINGuANr MINES MOl;TG AGE.
a mortgago ror 100000 was iecotd.u
TODAY given by the Bingham Mines
company to the Federal Trust eoUlp"ul
trustee. 10 takes iu tne ol'il'- p
rronertv I'M west Mountain and Tintic
mining districts. aud is given 60 secure
tbe i-lue off 400 bonds of $1,000, and 10
bopds of $4,000 The mortgage Us ddted
Jan. .. 1899. and tho date OF payment
l- Jan. D. 1914 The Interest To De p1lo
is per cent per aunum. This MOI.
gage is subject Co 90 first mortsage 10
the Same company given hy the sung
ham Consolidated Mining and Smei'ias
company. OF which There is sald 20 ee
bonds outstanding 60 the value OF N'0''-
600
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g2aes. West End cons. 50 bid Jim
Butler iS0l9.
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CAPITAL" OPPORTUNITIES.

Will buy the best &C. hotel in the
town. Rent 81 per room. Large. light
and airy rooms, clearing 5000 per month
above expenses.
will brlv 5G-room hotel! modern and up
to date in every way. Hot and cold wa
ter In each room steam neat included
In rent.
will buy furniture and lease of - mod
ern rooms location right down town.
Clearing between $50 and SO peg month
above expenses.
will buy tho best little roorling house i'm
the city: furniture now and clean. run
ming hot and cold water in all the rooms
Rent exceptionally low. Eest location In
town.
will buy the best 1O-room roomlng house
In town. on Main street. near End South.
Rent $50. including steam heat This
must go quick.
will place YOU in the best little money
making business In the city. Tho oppor-
tunity is great: no competition. Don't
delay If YOU arc looking for something
good, Look this up at once.
will buy the bes, fruit. candy and cigar
stand In the city. Location right in the
heart of town. Low rent, good lease.
Doing wonderful business.
$1liS
Will buy tho best cigar stand and pool
room in town
$3I5O
will buy The best restaurant in the town
Location the best.
if you want 20 get the bcneft of the
bargains We offer in the above list. you
VIII have TO hurry. so ne nrst and take
your pick. We arc reliable and guarantee
fair trcatme
CAPITAL REAL. ESTATE INVEST
MlGNT co.
II West Second South St
ROSS 9. DAVIS. Mgr. z. O. Dept
Phones-i3cu 3SOl, Ind. &C..
s3fai
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES

-o--~---~----~--~--->-~~-~ ~-~~-~-~---~-~--~~-~---~~
so00-EUROPEAN HOTEL OF 80
rooms: 16 baths; elegantly fur
nlshed; always full; has the best
state transient trade OF any place
IN city: location can't he heat:
gross income. $1,000; rent 5000.
long lease. This place has never
been offered before. Can make
terms. Exclusive agency.
S7500-45 Of the most claboTatelv fur
nished rooms In the city. contain
ing brass beds. Circasslan walnut
mahogany and mission furniture
best carpets. etc, everything
absolutely new and first class:
long lease with option; all Light
and airy rooms: place Is swell.
owner is compelled TO sell, other
wise this place could not he
touched for one third morc-ex-
elusive agency.
s65Oo-l9 rooms, extra well Furnished.
modern arlstocratic loca ton {
years lease; heat free; always
full. Exclusive agency.
$40 000-60 rooms, extra well furnished.
good lease. heat free, This Is one
Of the most widely advertised
European hotels in city; extra fine
transient trade; everything In beet
Of shape and a guaranteed money
maker. present owner has made a
fortune. Exclusive agency.
VIC have several large mercantile prop
ositions TO offer. See us Tor particulars.
A RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
A l.. BrattaiD, Mgr. Is. o. Dept
l9 w. lsj South. Phones sal s2f0s
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED


GROOM MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE.
1S7 st. Call bet. and p. IN
s3216
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FOR SALE-MEsA COUNTY NATION
al bank stock. For further PARTICULARS
write o. O. H., p, O, box 6ol, Gran1
Junction, Colo, SOW
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'~ROOM MODERN. WEST TEMPLE, $40,
room modern Sth So and 5ih East.
go, barn, rear ~ North state. $40, large
store on West Temple. Little & Little.
NO. l West Second South s2659
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
Salvation Army. Both phones t2191
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FURs AND TAXIDERM1sTs


BRING IN YOUR FURS FOR STORAGE
and have them repaired and cleaned
during the summer, We buy all kinds of
raw furs and live wild animals. r.
Stencil Fur Co. OF L.. 2rd So. Both
phones. 1894
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MOVING, STORING, PACKING,


LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
tit In the west: goods shipped to any
part OF the United States at reduced rates,
All work guaranteed Redman Moving
and Storage Co. Phones 555. ol052
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUE. Helm. PRO
prietor, 69 East First South; 200 rooms T;
rates 26c. 35c and soc. x193i
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SIN ROOM MODERN HOUSE, NICEI, Y
furnished; East Second So. one year
lease If desired. Ind, phone 296 1926
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. TT. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States, cut rates. kimbalI Van
and Storage Co, 10 w. 15t So. m266s
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

KITCHEN CABINET AMI RANGE. AL
most new. 90 South ist West, llOO. \,
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TO TRADE


WILL TRADE SALT LAKE REAL ES-
tate or acreage for gnod seryiceahle
automobile. Call at 2l0 Judge Build
Ing. e1799
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MUSICAL CONSERVATORY

CONSERVATORY
OF music; fourth floor Board OF Trade
bldg I'VE teach all instruments" s2122
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LOST

LOST-LADY'S GOLD WATCH, CRYS-
tai broken. also picture in case. Re-
ward. 435 Pearl ave. sl594
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SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT. SEWED SOLES
In 10 minutes. 40 W. End So. basement.
m302l
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WANTED

ALL KINDS SECOND HAND CLOTH
ing. trunks. valises: best prices paid 29
Commercial st. Reply by postal card:
Phones 37I1. t7i
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WANTED HELp-rEMALE


GIRLS WANTED IN ALI, DEPART"
ments. Apply Troy laundry, 43l South
9Th East st. s115S