davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-31
q IT r., IeT "A ZON

DeSd& Lay 2 eolaaseate per una se-
mama s. jnaug1za an GRAN BARATI-
40, Ell ID fa{n0gro 4asta bIecMnasnto de-
rosainaslo Ell TELEGRAPH, SAN
IustO u eaqui1as. FortaIeza.
EsS& 4SeEsda qNe per$eneci6 fOs Sres.
). Mesa@n y GS., = g ha pasado a 10 pro
'iedad de Los S2,4s- 1&&d@ondo Y Mier de.
s$e csseaereis, Sc peopone reahEar todo
uaDto teaie a caadquler precio, .vendiea
10 al prop30 tempo artleulos de ALTA.
&OYEDAD , FANTASIA, aoakados de
ecibir, & preeaos RuAca vistos.
AAd gslcanSEaag6is, EnAgnfRces PERCA-
IEsS Y RAy'1STA AS 1 CUATTRO CEN
FAYOS, Esa1nirss, e.5$i9es, = Maselin..x
le GRAN FANTASIA, & CINs;O CEN
FAVfSS y se4p. Gtnsgos blanoes y -
as dc MO Preciee :an baeat5siMoS, daa
q ggaa&ise ve1.Soe
DrissS q CARsa9asFpH deeae OeHO
EENCUBNYA Cs$NTAvOS respective.
Menbe- Cizt4s cssi DE vALDE, Per-
surnexza. 2 Enc&jes de hiie y de algod6m
pgrescrSss Ea@ebo nRas bSF4tns aus
en la fasg1ea
RAS-S y TsyI4A6 de SEDA s DEE
CRNpAV1S.
CsaFSSs @SrsgSss FHSTH seTiOgs&. desfs
FINCTEEYA CSssT'AYOS.
SOIAAaTE32TE psNR UNA sssaf ANS
V1at&ad Ell TTy {N32AWO7 v on
et'nvenoegeis de Ia 'vexN3a8 de este anuu-
|eio
FENTA;S AL CONTADO. %g2
i ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-31

Desde aver Sc halla en- este puerto
eI crucero de segunda clase de la ma
rina ingiesa Scilla" que desplaza $500
toneladas. Su capitan, 4 media gala
cumpliment6 al gobernador Cotton
Esta manana ell gobernador deVolvi'
la vista official al capitan del eXpr'
sstdo buque.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-31

Grcgoria Diaz, de Cayey, faliecio d
causa de haberse intoxicado con biclo-
iruro de mercurio, A pesar de las in
ve4tigaciones practieadas por ID pOlieia
para ayeriguar Ell m6yil que le induie
ra Il tomar tai resolution, ha sido impo
sibie averiguarIo, no ohStante 81 cont
nna indagando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-31
Nota Hipica

Manana por Ia tarde sc celebraran cn
el hip0dromo, las carreras anunciadas,
con ell programa sigIIiente:
Primera carrera, 1000 metros. Pre-
mio $6O.0O
Favorito, Llave de Orc, Estrella, Gra-
NADIA.
Segunda carrera, l 900 metros. Pre-
mio $500.
Canario, Hatuey, Rubio, JibarO.
Tercera carrera, 1000 metros. Pre-
MO $85.OO
Army, Isabelino, Confucio, M1sico.
Cuarta carrcra, 1000 metros. Pre-
clio $4,000.
Espiritu, Niagara Royal, Luper6n.
Quinta carrera, media milIa. Pre-
mio $4,000.
Mulato, LigcrO, Magnolia.
Nota :-Mulato y Magnolia, SO colo
caran detras de Ligero este ultimo
en- la Media Milla.
Sexta carrera, 1900 metros Pre-
mio $4,000.
St. Patrick, Westland, Vertigo.
Septima carrera, 1,5O0 metros Pre-
mio $175.00.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-31
Bernardo VahpciIa

Ha regresadO de Europa, despu6s de
un largo viaIe, ci estImable caballero
don Bernardo Vaddeciha, del alto co
merciO de Ponce Con el senor VaIde
ella lego tambien su distingunia scno
ra. Les saludamoS-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-31
A despediT eI ahO
En- Ell Casino Espanol

Esta noche. como Sc ha anunciado pre-.
vialncnte, Sc baiIa en- ell Casino Espanoi,
para despedir eI ailo.
Hay mucha animacion.
Recordamos las personals que con
curren habituatmente a estas fiestas,
une no Sc han heeho invitaciones eSpe
cialeS.
La orquesta prepara un programa de
lici0So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-31
Feliz AnO

La Direction. a. b.-iacci6n y la Adml
abstraction del BOuETIN MERCANTIL,
rclicitan los abonados a este diario y
les desean unas feIeisjmas Pascuas y an
pr6spero Ano Nuevo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-31
TFATRO MUNICIPAL
LAS FITNCIONES DEL DOMINGO

I'm la matinee, la linda cOmedia de
mares Riyas, Maria Victoria y, por
la roehe. "El Ladr6n", el mayor exi
10 De "a temporada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-31

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
MISSIONARY REUNIONS

During conference week the custom
airy reunions of saints and elders or
the various missionary conferences and
branches throughout the Church VIII
be held. In practically every case the
reunions will b. devoted TO sociabiilly,
musical and vocal selections and In "a
number OF Instances a dance. The iol-
lowing are among those scheduled'
Hawailan-At Barratt hall satur-
day April p "a 5 pm
Iivcrpool-Pionoer stake han sat
Urday April ?. at 8 pm
Irish-JennIngs Block hall. 81 west
First South. Saturday. April 2. pm.
Netherlands Misdon--A business
meeting ~ the Belgium
Missionary association viii be held IN
inc Fourteenth ward amusement hall
sunday. April 3, at 4 O'Clock pm.
Afanchcster-Fourth ward meeting
house. Monday evening, Apr o. rake
West Temple or Poplar Grove cars.
Birmineham-Barratt hall, Monday,
April 4. at 1880.
New Zcland--Twelfth-Thirtoenth
ward Monday April q. 1880 p. m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ward meeting
house, Monday. April q, at 1880 pm.
Crim-IN-Nincteenth ward meeting
house CCenter street carr Monday
April 4, ut 8 %. m.
swcdish-Pionecr hail. Monday
April a. at pm.
ScottisH-Pioncer stake hall. Tues
day. April :. at pm.
Chcltcnham and Bristol - Ninth
ward amusement hall Iuesday' Aprh
3. 8 pm.
Ncwcasue-Barratt han. Tuesday
April 81 at pm
northumberland ward,
Second south, between Third ana
Fourth East Tuesday. April s. Sis
pm.
Norwich-At Tenth ward assembly
hall Tuesday April s. az 1880 pm.
Lecds-At Twonty-fourth ward
rncetinEhouse. Sixth North and First
west streets. Tuesday. April 8. at S
pm.
Scandlnavian-Unity han Tuesday.
April @, at S.i5 %. m.
IIandcnrt Netcrans-iThe annual re-
union OF the handcart veterans VIII be
held in the Fourteenth ward assembly
/ han at pm. Tuesday April g.
Coniuint states Missions-Granite
stake hau Estate street carr Tuesday
/ April 8.
California 49, Twelfth Thirteenth
| ward chapel 1855 east Second South,
Wednesday. April g. at 1880 pm
Gcrman-Eighth ward meeting
/ house, opposite city and county build
ing. Wednesday. April 6. az S pm.
Iondon-Fourteouth ward Wcdnes-
/ day. April 6. 7.30 pm.
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SUGAR MEN CONFER.
Heads of Departments Consult on
Coming Campaign.

This week. the superintendent Of the
various Utah-Idaho Sugar company
factories have been i'm conference in
sam Lake and while here met Dr. Sam
uel O. Hoopker of Philadelphia. who
represents the eastern interests. The
object of the meeting is the exchange
of idoas. ard To- man out % uniform
plan OF work for the ensuing season.
nose present were Rudolph stock.
superintendent of the Sugar city. Ida
DO. plant Brigham y. Smoot super
intcndent of the Idaho Fails. idaho.
plant a. C. Pearson. superintendent
of the Nampa Idaho. factory ~ II.
Edwards. superintendent of the Car
land. Utah. plant II. ID. Dalton. sup
orintondent of the Blackfoot Idaho.
plant j. %. Gardner. superintendent of
the Lehi Utah. plant
or the technical stan. the following
were present. ~. ~ Fchuel Sugar
city. H. H Dalton. Blackf1ot; Walter
StemmL sugar city. NJ Vs. Ingalls,
Lchi j. %. Gardner. or LehL
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Y. L. N. I. A. MEETING.

= meeting OF me- general ana stake
officers of the Y l.. NJ l. A. win be
held Tuesday. April at 10 ann. in tine
Eighteenth ward chapel corner OF 4
stree. and Second avenue. An inter
ostcd are invited
MARTHA IL TfNGEY.
President.
RUTH ~. FOX.
MAE ~. NYSTROM
Counselors.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The salt Lake temple viii be closed
on tho days that the meetings OF the
General Conference are held Baptisms
will be attended TO ON Tuesday April
o. and other ordinances On Thursday
and Friday April and s.
JOSEPH n. SMITH.
President.
The Logan Temple viii close on Fri
day April D. ana reopen on Monday,
April al. 1919.
WILLIAM BULGE
The Manti Temple win close Friday
evening, April / and reopen Tuesday
morning. April H.
LEWIS ANDERSON.
The 81 George temple will close on
Thursday, March o. 1910, and reopen
on April ~, 1910
--------.. DAVID II. CANNON.
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NOTICE

To stockholders Of tho AUslxin
Spring wheel Company.
A part Of the records Of the COM
pany were destroyed by fire in Deem
her of last year. in order that a
proper record may be compiled OF
outstanding stock 10 ls necessary that
an holders of stock certificates num-
bercd from ! To- 500 inclusive bear
ing date of issue prior Co January.
list 1910. should send their cortih-
Gates for registry thereof Immediately
TO Henry J. cobb. secretary Mining
Exchange Building. Salt Lake city
Utah. or. those who prefer may send
their certificates to the bank Of the
Itah Savings a. Trust company. salt
Lake city Utah New certificates
win Doe promptly returned 60 the hold
crs without cost Co them. Please send
In your certificates at once.
Bv order of Tine BOARD OF Directors.
HENRY L. COBB. Secretary.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOCAL y Hl RI >.
o
Tourists In Town lnere arg ~
Raymond W 'i'. 'N'N '''i- tt
,..- M Eio crandc
mn.
More Poles Come down pc i,'l
Telephone company is r,h'Nlh- 'le
poles from ih. center ol iI' 49, %"
First south ritt'i West 'i ''''"
Talent Rccornizcd--A spread wiz
boz given Friday tl,.Tnn'h "a .i' '''' i'i
Ite high school in Ion't Oh ,n' 'l'i'i
bCrs of Che dra'ltl' eI'' 'I ti' ''''''
,,,..... p.,et. Avkl,-lN Il.
LIE :, io 0rtna, frgIent engineer
fractured Dis ankle turso"y il@ls 1'
MldfMc, ny a. I"ii li ''''
90 S. MnfNs h'epitdi
M 10, r,t,.,t.s rot,feU
lhlui ''''i,,ii,'s ,r an si-I 'rnird south
49, 5t.h "wednesday afternoon.
tN',' f tt,,..lt.t rI. foof He WAS
-tloN "a ps,N tTsrtts bospitaI
i'N'"
sai.a''' on n Il salt'tion ARMY Win
tt,ts ,.yauitfu al army head
~ lam Ratblehenu to Cali
~ y, --ti.r. 81. H. bo also "A musical
49,,
Resolutions OF tOndOlcfNr-In
directors of the Utqh mauuiacurers
association have sent to inf parents oL
,'1 .,',, 81 , .,.nr,.tb,' over his as
.i,,.f,,t
Io4cs Hand in Ma rhincrN-Sam
Gust. an American SMeItAIg a Hcnn-
ing emuloyc. caught his hand in tine
rnmchincr, Tuesday might nccessitat-
ing the amuutatiou OF the fingers later.
al St Marks hospital.
M, nm, m. s.tt
Strihei- w. .,'' No. -,
men from eastern manufacturing ccn-
tcrs 10 hl the places OF the II strik-
ers who walked out because not given
an increase iu pay and shorter hours.
u,,.t
Mrs. iiarhc~ Scch' iius ,"uli'inlif---,
We9he 7uny 1lt' 'io"i., y, H..
barlo" i',clNcu ~ t,i.'.., 80,
Nhai les h'Ill,s ol 10 ~,
~ ~. 49, ,.,,,,,i .b,. has
not heard Tor nearly q year. He LETT
Hisbce. AriZ.. last April and no word
has been heard from him since.
-, ,t.,,l.
Maude Icon NohNal's - i 'iA wv .
Leon Mech' TO. 'tl''7, 10 iott".F ~.
covering from ner iiIesa' to.,n '' ~,
'oHlhel 20 .uN ~. 49, ,s -. 49, ti.i,i
over Me,N' pF "H "'.a'N "l ~
leNer' ieHuillhs rom v'etN az ~. wy,
,unsaioW u.-"t' i,'. t,.l tt,
hospital IN Few days.
Claims frior itat'-inc lhu,pcuu-
Gnu epnoh' 'ol"i %. Ho'1 10y p'v
pose l9 i.ihp,o lt1 p',.. llo'" ., ~.
ter "l 9'a,e 7uee. iu ''D' 10y
'tai supe ll,'iu' W ~ WY w ',,,i ~,
~ lo'ateg we p,,. ~ l NY.
p'ce, ana tlen al.ti "a.ua ly,"''I VIZ
sueet ear u"CN iil 'N' ,iNl. pl",g'
liih ih' pl'.' 10 '' '''n ..t+
there
bcicGaeS Nih"ihtcu 1oF'lnyi
uiap .Spf S,ly'1"3 "plg,ll1..,o ~.
l-INaIu i'yl"t anu =, N. nst =" o'
uel.sates 20 tVPIs NY ssH at VIZ ',''-
eociati'n or hilsate4 S'Av7' Nn'.u
Wlii pc h-it ln 9all L1Ne Apill D. 'lah
VIII al79 PC Iep''-,''t,p iu Wv W.
Nentlo' "S i'l. T.. IT, ''' vi ''' N7't-
'uiiuiai ''''s''
Additional Rir Noisc-A social
sven pm noN1t on aIl, le'.Ilh5 "'' t'..l.,
@llu u.s. lvi t'''' iy g, VIZ ~ i'.' "
I"I tne gu',t77 on w N's
'ius ','"'ne' ~ f." eull'''."s N' ,ii, .' 81 :,
Nptn o. im' l"7 ,li ,,, VOL, "i We "'"
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w eui's''N 'N tl'll1 WE. ~. lIl5,
ND" ''''N" WIN
"""ti7'
procurcs- Hero From Idnho-Au
Idaho pr1, moss b. Boa town .Iookiuu
flr waitressaa at Fss DER week and
dips" and does not hesitate 90 accost
young women ON the street whom she
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
Personal PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given. that
the undersigned viii ell al
public auction to the highest
bidder for cash an of the prop
crtv belonging 20 the Provo
WOODEN Mills Company, a cor
poration. including real estate,
wooden mills. machinery. water
power and an other property OF
every description belonging TO
or owned by said corporation.
on wednesday the 18th day OF
April. A. d., 1910, at II o'clock
a. m.. al the office Of said cor
poration IN Provo City. Utah
PROVO WOODEN MILLS co.
BY Reed Smoot, President.
w. l.. Bassett, Secretary.
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CHURCH NOTICES

a meeting viii be held 90 the As
sembly hail Tuesday. April o az pm,
at which an who are Interested in
temple work boz behalf of the dead and
tho securing OF their family goncalogies
are requested to Poe present
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Alexander Optical Co. sts Main.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
ANNOUNCEMENT

TO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
Lie
WE HAVE MOVED ORR OFFICES
FROM $50 MAIN no sn FELT BUILD
ING. su SOUTH MAIN
PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL. WE
WILL BE BETrER EQUIPPED TO
HANDLE YOUR REAL ESTATE.
MORTGAGE LOANS. RENTALS AND
FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
GUARANTEEING YOr THE SAME
CAREFUL ATTENTION AND FAIR
DEALING AS rs THE PAST.
YOURS VERY TRULY.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE NV. co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

Christians Natural Foods are not
medicine. but a sCionudcal combina-
ton of the finest grains. nuts and
fruits. They give health and strength
because they are the most nutritious
and most easily digasted foods 10 is
possible Co prepare. Wholesome ana
paIatablc. For sale 90 SChramm-
johnson Drugs. The Never Substitu-
tors. Five Stores Where the Cars
Stop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

MARTIN COAL co. a. so. MAIN.
All kinds Of coal. well screened and
promptly delivered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

s. NJ TAYLOR & CO.. 7uccossors 20
Joseph T. Taylor uudertakers and
emhalmers same address. 25l-S-5
East First south
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zIon,s sa,lnr- Rank 8 Trust Co.

Transacts general trust business
and pays per cent interest on saw
ing deposits Joseph IT, Smith. presi-
dent: Authon y Lund Vice President:
o. c. Becbe cashier.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

pANY. THE annual meeting OF tho
stockholders OF the Utah-fdaho
Sugar Company will be held at the
office OF the company. sharon
Building. salt Lake city. Utah. on
Monday. April 18th. 1910, at
o'clock o. m. The purposes OF tho
meeting are 20 receive the reports
OF the officers Of the company for
the past fiscal year. to elect "A new
Board OF Directors. and 10 trans
net such other business as may
legally come before the meeting.
HORACE G. WHITNEY.
Secy. q Treas
March 18th. 1910.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

DO 1T NOW
See us for fine lots in that Beautiful
Park Crescent Add Don't delay. Acc et
once and get an early caoice Of tho
choice locations Easy terms
Real Estate In all parts of city
Mortgage Loans. Fire Insurance.
HOME AGENCY Co.
Cartwright & McGhle.
Agents
1870 Commercial Block. Both Phones.
To Conference Visitors
II you WANT TO SELL YOUR
LAND OR REAL ESTATE OF ANY
KIND OR ANYWHERE COME
AND SEE Us or WRITE FOR OUR
QUICK SELLING PLAN.
WE TRADE CITY HOMES FOR
FARM LANDS.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND
LOAN COMPANY.
1875 Main Street.
Bel 1347. Ind. 65s.
lfeber G.. Iverson. Prest: Lon }. Had
dock. Secy: u. W. Adamson, Mgri
SEE JONES FOR SNAPS.
Near Wandamere, 4-room house. bern
and outbuildings. nice fruit trees. Sl,600.
4-room house al Poplar Grove and one
acre Of land. fruit trees $3.50.
In Forest Dale. 4-room brick. modern.
afIIHuHNNk CITY water. HINNLa TO mIInNs
$500.
5-room red brick. modern. cellar ce-
mcnted sidewalk all around house. nice
'front.'. close Co car lines and schools. 15N
$50 TO alley; $3.50
Nice lots and homes and farms in all
acres on 7th East. nice for plating:
$50 per acre. Terms given ON the above
sj2 SECURITY q TRUST BLDG
Both Phones: Bell 4i99. Ind. 20l6
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN THE
city. A red brick terrace. TwO-story,
large rooms on each side Large CRATES
and mantels. Large bathrooms. Connected
with sewer. sidewalks all In. In fact Il
Iq worth 5000 Must be sold at once and
f YOU want q snap be sure TO see H.
$500; Terms can be had. Fine location
SEARS INvT. co.
Il East Third South. Judge Building
Eel 1926. Ind 1874
70 APARTMENT TERRACE, PAYING
$40 per month. Best Investment in salt
Lake. See
EGALY % VAN N0Y
5Oi-56 Herald Building.
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stockholders Of lions Co-opera-
tive Mercantile Institution will
he held al the Institutions office
No. 1888 South Main Street on
Tuesday, April 5th. 1910. at / o'clock
pm. for the purpose Of hearing
tha Presidents report the cleo
tion Of OFFICERS and directors for
the ensuing year, ANA for the
transaction OF such other husi-
ness as may come before the meet
ing. THOS. a.. WEBER.
Secretary.
salt Lake city, March %. 1910
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CONSOLIDATED WAGON &
MACHINE COMPANY-The regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF pa per
cent ON the capital stock Of this
company will DE paid April n. 1910.
on stock Of record March o. 1910
The stock transfer books will Doe
closed March 81. 1910 az o'clock
pm. and will Doe reopoued April
IT, 1910, az 10 o'clock a. m. Checks
Will be mailed as usual
MELVIN ID. WELLS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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CLAYTON INVESTMENT COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the CLAYTON Investment Company. will
be held az the company's office No As H.
south Temple Street Salt Lake City.
Utah. on Monday, April T. 1910. at 900
a. m. for the purpose OF electing trustees
10 serve for the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of such other business "a
may properly come before the meeting
]. A. CLAYTON, Secy
Salt Lake City. Utah. March 10. 1910
DESERT MOUNTAIN MINING AND
Development CO.-Noticc ia hereby
given that a special meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Desert Mountain Mining
a Development Company a Utah corr
poration. will be held al Room no. 32
Eagle Block salt Lake City. Utah. or
Monday April a. 1910, az the hour OF
o'clock p. M. OF that day. That the pur-
pose OF said meeting is for the election
OF a board of eight directors OF the cor
poration and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting
GEORGE w PERKINS. JR..
President and Stockholder.
UTE PERKINS, Stockholder.
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LOST
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ITTAH-IDAHO SUGAR COM
PANY.-The regular quarterly div
ideud of Ia per cent on the pre-
ferred capital stock OF this com
pany. will be paid on March 3lst.
1910. 20 stockholders OF record
March a. 1910. The stock trans
fer books win be closed on the
last named date al o'clock p. m.
and will be reopened on April ist
1910, az 10 O'Clock a. m.
HORACE G. WHITNEY,
Socy. & Treas.
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70 APARTMENT TERRACE. PAYING
$40 per month. Best investment in salt
lake See
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BUILDING AND MANUFACTURING.
r. II. EARDLBY a BRO. "a p. o.
Place. Electricians.
SAMUEL HOLMES MAKES AND RE-
pairs steam boilers tanks, smoke stacks,
etc, rear ibG W. s. Temple. Phone SAT-.
y W. JAMES a CO. PLUMBING.
steam and hot water contractors q
East First South Street
BYwATER & cROO, i44-i4s WEST
South Temple. Hot air furnaces, roof
Ing, guttering. oornice. skylight, etc.
BURTON COAL & LUMBER co.
Both phones SIS. Manufacturers OF Tar
red Felt Roofing. Pitch and Creosote.
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SPECIAL
only seven blocks from Postoface. O..
room brick house. with bath electric
lights. front and back porch. hau. etc
Lot 6bXbsia, with fruit trees, rose bushes.
and lawn. Price. $500
GEO. B. STANDING
REAL ESTATE BROKER
% Main ST. Phones 1881.
WE ARE PUSHING ACREAGE.
r-r,iit and Farm Lands. and especially
Drv Farm Lands. Ia salt Lalaa valley.
and solicit lstings on same.
III YOU WANT A BARGAIN, SEE us.
IL YOU MEAN BUSINESS, SEE US.
III YOU HAVE BARGAIN, SEE US.
DANLEY & JOHNSON.
80 W. srd South. Phones fi2s.
For Sale or Trade-Real Estate.
Farms. for city Property or city
Property for Farms. 10 will pay YOU
40 write or call on me at my office
al Room 400 Hooper Building. Salt
Lake city. between the Deseret Ma
tonal Bank and state Street on First
South. ] have been In business for
over twenty years.
GEORGE sAXToN.
FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
ANDERSON CUMMINGS co.
ia 81 South Main Stdeet DID,,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-05
DID YOU EVER HAVE "A
"COP" WAKE YOU UP?

Say" asked Bill the cook this
morning, of friendly customer
who fingered for a chat after de-
molishing a "plainer rare" in the
little restaurant where Bill is the
chief factotum, did you ever wake
up out of a nice sound sleep in
your downy cot along in the early
hours of the morning and find a
great big busy looking policeman
standing over you and flashing a
dark lantern in your face?"
mo? Well, did this morning,
and I'll tell you It amt no fun
How was that?" asked the Gus
toner, interestedly.
We'll, you see II was this way.
! rolls into bed about 10 last night,
lockin' up the door of the dump
before | hit the hay--i sleep In the
back room there-and along about
o'clock wakes up with a light
shinin' in my face,
"Wot the hotel Bill, thinks | to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-05

myself, and then l takes another
flash and sees big billy club and
nice shiny star blinkin' at me out
of the shadow back of the flash
light that big cops THROWN into
my face.
"Pinched! says | to myself. but
couldn't think what for, for my
conscience was clean even II | did
need a shave.
whats doin'?' asks the cor
soon as | could get my eyes wide
enough open SOS | could talk.
why, you left your front door
open says he, and thought I'd
come in and tell you about it,
Il knew darned well I'd locked
the door. but he said he'd just
walked in through 1t. So we In,
vestigated and found il wasn't my
door that was open. the painter
next door had forgot to lock up
all dthe door between my piace
and his'n was unfastened.
We'll. the cop beats II and locks
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-05
ARE MOTHERLESS
CHILDREN TO SEE
THE BIG FAIR?

Listen, you of you suffragees
for charity people who take interest in the hdren The
Press ask question. question is:
Are the children the orphans homes going the
fair? s4s95A 49,
Remember when little? Remember when the circus
planned for
months ahead, going to that show?
Remember looked forward fair?
Sure do. II you'll only think.
you'll
anything that prevented going.
Well the children of the orphans of this
the other children that planning
the Interstate For weeks they talked it.
days they have hardly been able wait until the fair began
And now the big fair is here. Are they going?
There just drawback They haven't they
haven't that they have the
things which children who live the think
of only natural
The fair liberal
is al
children
city, management
not do all the charitable work
There beautiful charity in the world than the
a little
is to the people of Spokane What
about
Are the children of the orphans homes going the big
going allow these endless little have
their hearts broken
couldn't to the circus when child?
What going do about it,