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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
BIDDING UP HORSES
RESULTS IN FIGHT
BY Associated Press.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb I0-Rac-
Ing At Moncricf Park today was COM
pIetelv overshadowed by renewal OF the
selling race war, which had lain dormant
Tor several days. The most bitter of
these came with the running OF the third
event. when Joe Jones stepped forwa rd
and bid up the winner Dixie Knight,
$500 over his entered price Chinn retail
lated in the closing race, boosting Oberon
$500 After this race Owner Powell
rushed forward and attacked Chinn. but
spectators interfered.
Summary:
First race, four furlongs. purse-Jacll
Denman, II to ], won; Master John, . TO
10. second. James Nc. - to l. third
Time, :I9 So.
Second race. six furlongs, selling
Barnsdale. lS TO >, won: George w, Le-
bolt. 10 10 1. second: Lord Nelson, 10 to
/, third, Time, 1:l6.
Third race. one mile. sellirg-DiNie
Knight. II to .. won Fulfil. 10 !. sec
ond: Captain Swanson, TO >. third,
Time, :43 2-5
Fourth race. Live Oak handicap. six
and a half furlongs-Charie Eastman. G
Agnes, g to .. third. Time. LII 10.
Fifth race, one mile and n sixteenth,
to 2, won, Hilltop.
3 10 i, second; DR. IlolZberg. TO ;, third,
Time, 1:44 3-5.
Sixth race one mile and an eighth,
to >. won; First Peep.
s to 1, second; Quagga. Z 10 !, third.
Time. SIS.
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MANTEL IS ANXIOUS
TO COME WEST AGAIN

Frank Mantel has written to Pete Sui
liysn that he is anxious to come west
again Mantel is now at Pawtucket, r.
J., and says that he has cleaned out the
cast as far as welterweights are con-
cerned. the last one going down to de-
feat being Tommy Sayers. who took the
count at the end Of two rounds, Mante!
has made small fortune in the fighting
game the past two years,
Tommy Dawson wired from Indianap-
oils that he had left for Salt Lake City,
Saturday afternoon, and expects TO be
here Tuesday night. Dawson and Pete
Sullivan arc matched for twenty rounds.
Pocatello Is making bid for the Sulli-
wanda wson fight, and II the fans secure
II they will see one OF the best contests
of the year. Dawson whipped everybody
at his weight in England when he was
there Hs last fight was with Henri
piot the French champion. whom he de-
fested in two rounds.
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The lineup:
INTER-CLUB SHOOT OF
UNITED STATES LEAGUE
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Feb, l9.-The Win
chester Rod and Gun club Of New Haven,
Conn, still leads in the inler-club shoot
OF the United states intcr-club rifle shoot
ing league. winning It's Nth consecutive
victory Friday night ny defeating the
Tacoma. Wash, Rifle and Revolver club
The club also maintains the lead FOR the
highest score, with a16 points for sim
gle match.
Other contests OF the week resulted as
follows:
The Rocky Mountain Rifle club Of
Butte defeated the Los Angeles Rifle and
Revolver club. the Miles Standish Rife
club OF Portland won from the Triangle
Cadets Rifle club OF Los Angeles, The
Seattle Rife and Revolver association
defeated the Italian Rifle association OF
New York
Announcement was made today by the
National Rife association Of the appoint
mcnt OF Judges TO take charge OF tryouts
the week OF April u for position on, the
American small bore team, which will
shoot a match with Great Britain and
Australia. Judges have been named in
New York. Brooklyn, Boston, Portland,
Maine; Denver, st, Louis. Cleveland,
Rochester, Schenectady. Ssult Ste. Marie,
Philadelphia Birmingham, New Haven,
Los Angeles. Manchester, y. Fl, and
Staunton. Va.
In the inter collegiate indoor shooting
league this week. Columbia university OF
New York met its first defeat OF the tour
nament bringing about a triple tie for
first place. the Washington state college
and University OF Iowa teams sharing in
the honors.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STocKHoLD
ERS' MEETINGS

4 special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Red Metal Mining company, a cor
poration OF Utah, has been called and
Will be held at the office OF the company.
tosh building. corner Second South and
West Temple streets, Salt Lake City,
Utah. on Thursday. February "a 1910.
at u o'clock noon. TO consider and vote
on the proposition OF amending the ar
ticles Of incorporation by decreasing the
stock to 10 cents per share and amending
article VII OF said articles OF incorpora-
tion so that same. as amended, will read
as follows
"ARTICLE VII
THE capitalization OF thls company
shall be and IS fixed Ut 100000. and the
amount Of each share of stock at the
par or face value shall be and is fixed
at 10 centg, and the limit Of capital stock
shall be and is fixed at ] 900, 900 shares
OF the denomination and par value OF 10
cents each"
And OF further considering and voting
on the proposition to sell. assign, transfer
and convey all the property OF this cor
poration to new corporation to be or
ganized under the laws OF Utah with a
shares OF the par value OF 10 cents each,
and all shares In such new corpora ton
TO be assessablc. and the stockholders OF
this company TO receive stock in such
new corporation on the basis OF one share
of stock of the new corporation for each
one share OF stock OF the present cor
porntlon held by such stockholders
And for the purpose OF transacting all
business properly or necessarily Incidental
to the foregoing matters.
BY order OF the board OF directors.
RED METAL MINING COMPANY.
SHAND SMITH Secretary.
Office, Room 4. Macintosh Building.
Dated February 9. 1910.
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DIED

DI NDAS-In this city. February is, 1910
Eddbcrt Loyal Duudas, aged ono year.
I'VE months and eight days. little son of
Mr. and Mrs j. III. DundaS. Funeral
services viii bc held from tho residence.
1o20 south Second East. at . y. m to-
day (Sunday). February 20. 1910. Inter
ment Mt Oilvct cemetery.
1910 Mrs. Elizabeth Hcitert. aged forty
six years. ct IL East Firth South. Fu-
neral services will be held from the iu-
neral chapel OF lber W Hall. 1914 South
West Temple. at : p. m. Monday. Feb
rualy 2l 1910 Intcrment Mt. Olrct
cemetery
GER&LD-Fobruary 10. 1910, at the fam
lily residence. $50 East 9Th South. Rob-
crt NJ. Gerald, beloved son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl T. Gerald. aged five years Re
mains at O'Donnell q Co 8 parlors. No
,ico OF funeral viii be given later,
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Juarez Entries,
Rv Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
JUAREZ. Feb. 19.-Tewazas Park en-
tries for Sunday.
First race, Ave and a half furlonss-
Jim Brady. 9I Caesariass, 90. Malitine.
90. Alarmed 80; Charles Fox. 90; Slscus.
%, Samuel B,. %; Ina Johnson. 102: Alva
b, 1O4. Deli, 104. Dannorton. 1oi: Celran,
l04.
Stream. 105; Myrtle Diacon, l05: Alemena.
los: Pelham, i0I: Uncle Walter, l07, Don
Hamilton. 101: Prince of CASTLE. l0I;
Dick Vestal. 1o7; Calves. 10Y; Dick Rose.
107: c. j, Cox. l07,
Third race. one mile-Sensible. 81. Glen
Helen, 80; The Wolf. 81; Ocean Queen
&C. Meadow lis.
Fourth race, the Mexican stakes. two
year-olds, four furopgs-Rue. los; Ster-
lin. los; Frank Mullens. los; The Royal
Prince, 10; Ise, 1l3; Flying Wolf. 113,
Fifth race, FIVE and a half furlones-
Anne McFee, %: Shirley. 81; Ross More,
81: Barney Oldfeld. 9S; Clint Tucker. 103;
silver Stocking. 1903, Busy Man, 1O3,
Congo lO1
sixth race. one mile-Hardly Son. 90,
Lady Garven, 95, Howard Pearson. 81;
Tom Franks, 100, Buna, 10l. McNally:
LOG; Gerrymander, LOG. Dene, 109.
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PUBLIC PLUNGES ON
0KENITE AND WINS
BY Associated Press,

TAMPA. Feb. 19.-okenite. heavily
played favorite. won today's hurdle race
by six lengths from Bronte. All the
starters finished.
Summary:
First race, five furlongs. selling-Fire-
brand, 3 to l. won: Willow Plume, 20
TO /. second Melancon, TO j. third.
Time ] .06 90.
Second race. mile and an eighth over
hurdles. sellins-okenite, TO D., won
Bronte. TO ;. second. DR., Heard, . to
/. third. Time, 2:15 As.
Third race. FIVE and a half furlongs,
sellIng-Captain Glore. TO !, won. Lou
Lanier 10 /. second; Gypsy Girl, 4 to
O. third Time. 1913.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs,
sellng-G Goldsmith. 3 10 .. won; Con-
lessor. 10 to /, second; Lucky Mate. 10
TO l. third. Time. 112 ID.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling-Jack
Dennerlen. TO ]. won Colonel Ash
meade. 10 /. second: Judge Henderson,
l. TO J. third. Time. 1:l9 -.
Sixth race. seven turlonss. selling
Merry Gift even, won Morpheth, 10
s. second Dunvegan. 10 to !. Third. Time,
:S3 20
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NOTICE OF RECEIVBR's SALE.

1nS Undersigned VIII sen NJ private
sale n complete street lighting system
four miles more less in length. con-
sisting OF about 1000 pounds insulated
copper wire. cross arms, insulators lamp
hangers and fixtures, now hanging and
attached to the line of poles OF the Utah
Independent Telephone company on the
way IS from Midvale 10 the Red
wood road, as the same now stands.
hanging and attached to said poles. on
and after Saturday. the 26th day OF Feb
ruarv. 1910. and written bids will be re-
ceived al my office. No. Sos Newhouse
building Salt Lake City. Utah, Terms OF
sale. cash w. Il. AIBERTSON.
Receiver of the Salt Laka Public Service
Company. e2l00
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ASSESSMENT NO. 9.

Rescue Mining G. Milling Company.
Principal place of business. Salt Lake
City, Utah. Location of works. Mardis
mining district. Elko county. Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
OF the board OF directors of the Rescue
Mining & Milling company, held on the
18th day OF February, a u. 1910, an as
sessment of 1--WE (5l cents per share was
levied and assessed on the outstanding
capital stock of said corporation. payable
Immediately to +. r. Davis, secretary.
at his office. room 825, Boston building.
Salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid ON tho 1lth day OF
March, a. d. 1910. Will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before, viii
be sold on the 2Sth day of March. A D
1910; at o'clock p. IN. OF said day to
pay the said delinquent assessment there
on, together with the costs OF advertis-
ing and expenses of sale.
+. r. DAVIS Secretary
Room SIS, Boston Building, Salt Lake
City. Utah. ef336
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C0UL0N MEETS TOUGH
CUSTOMER IN KENRICK
BY Associated Press.

by f-sSpNio''u L iN'+Hs
NEW ORLEANS. Feb 19.-Johnny
Coulon. bantamweight champion, tonight
was given the decision over Jem Ken
rick. who claims the same tiue in Eng
land.
Coulon went after Kenrick with a rush
and carried him OFF his feet with rights
and lefts time and again, only To find
The Englishman UP again in a second.
In the fourth round however Coulon
followed "A right uppcrcut TO the stom-
ach with a left swing 20 the head, and
kenrick wcEt down grogSy.
He was soon up, however. and fighting
as gamely ever.
In the ninth Coulon put all of his re-
naming strength liz last effort to send
Kenrick down for the count, sbut h.
only succeeded i'll bringing little more
blood from the Englishman's nose.
Honors were evenly divided in the
tenth round.
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JOHNSON SAYS NATIONAL
CLUB OWNERS UNTRUE
Ry Associated. Press.

CHICAGO. Feb 19-Presdent B. B.
Johnson of the American league sharply
criticised tonight the action OF the Ma
tional league in adopting a schedule OF
l54 games TO run until October 10. He
declared that the Nationals have wilfully
violated their agreement with. the Amcri-
can league at a recent session OF the
joint schedule committee.
The club owners" he said have not
considered the interests OF the fans who
make baseball or the worlds series, the
crownng event OF every season AS the
programme now stands. the champions
OF the two leagues cannot begin the
worlds series before October II. when
the weather is not conducive to good
baseball playing. and when 1t will take a
mighty strong inducement TO draw big
crowds
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GUN CLUB WILL HOLD
BIG SHOOT AT TRAPS

The Salt Lake Gun club Will hold a
big bluerock shoot at the traps near
Fort Douglas. commencing al 1880 this
morning, provided II does not storm
President John +. Cowan returned to
the city Saturday and the first thing he
did was TO put IN supply OF shells for
today's shoot Cowan ana Dorsey Bur-
CESS VIII choose up sides for a match
contest. each shooter being allowed fifty
targets. Cowan extends invitation
TO ali shooters 10 come to the traps TO
try their luck. lie said he would like
10 see some OF the champion duck shots
talse part in the shooting.
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Seniors.
WESTON IS MAKING TIME
WALKING TO THE EAST

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.. Feb l9.-Gctting
an early start this morning from the
section house al Bclemont. thirteen
miles west OF Flagstaff. Edward Payson
Weston, the pedestrian, resumed his east
ward Journey, his trail for miles being
shaded by the giant pines Of the Coconino
forest.
The veteran passed through Flagstaff
without stopping. and hopes 10 reach
Angel or possibly Hibbard before stop
ping for the night.
Weston rested well last night and to-
day he reeled off the miles at rapid
rate.
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Court Upholds Referee.
BY Associated Press.


MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 19.-Holding
that he fulfilled his part OF the contract,
Magistrate Creagan yesterday awarded
Young" Silverberg. a Chicago pugilist.
Judgment In suit to recover the win
ner's end of the purse offered by the
Memphis Athletic club for the recent
meeting with Joe DaW- Club officials
held that the fight which lasted three
rounds. was fake Knockout for Sill
verberg. but the court held that the
referees act In declaring Silverberg a
winner entitled him to the money. An
apnca was taken
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Additional Sporting News
RICKARD rs LEANING
TOWARDS SAN FRANCISCO
BY Associated Press.
GAN ED NI'ISrn

: BY Associated Press.
+ SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10
!. quite likely the big fient between
!. Jefrrics and Johnson VIII come 90
. California. said Tex Eicllard. the
/. promoter ON arriving in this city
: early today from Ely, NeY.
Il Will no; make a positive state
. ment." he continue ,. 'Dut !: looks
: favorable.
lie said that hc yoUli have n
conference today with Gleason. .Ior-
fries and Berger and that possibly
an announcement would be made to-
morrow.
Richard declared that he had not
been correctly quoted as being on
posed To San Francisco as :lrr pIac"
for tic fight lie said he preferred
Ihis city or some point close by to
any other in the state.
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LONGEST TRAINING
TRIP IN BASEBALL
Chicago Americans Will Start
on Western Trip to
Frisco Friday.

CHICAGO. Feb 19-rhe Chicago
Americans will leave here Friday night
on the longest training trip 10 be taken
by a baseball club this spring, Upon
arrival at San Francisco, the squad viii
be divided into two teams.
Following is the list OF games TO he
played by each team;
Team No. I:
Friday, March g. San Francisco.
Saturday, March .. San Francisco.
Sunday. March (morning). Oakland.
Cal.
Sunday. March 6 Caftenoon', San
Francisco.
Monday March :, Modesto. Cal
Tuesday; March $, Stockton, Cal,
Wednesday. March ., Sacramento.
Thursday March To- Oakland, Cal.
Friday. March II. san Francisco.
Saturday. March II. San FRANCISCO
Sunday. March IS (aftemoon), San
% T9esday. March Is. Fresno, Cal.
Wednesday, March 16, Bakersfield, Cal.
Thursday; March Y, Veronn, Cal,
Saturday, March 19. Vernon. CAL
sunday. March 20 Los Angeles
Tuesday; March arch; ~; :. Redlands: Cal
Thursday. March "a. Los Angels. Cal,
Friday March % Vernon. Cal
Saturday, March 26' Los Angeles Angeles ca Sai
snass MnHssy Marcel March s s. lGs Tama nESfs Irs Cal
Tuesday. March 20,
Wednesday, March 30 El Paso.
Thursday. March 81. Ell Paso
Friday. April i. Abilene. Tex.
Saturday. April ?, Oklahoma City,
sunday, April 3. Wichita, Kan.
Monday, April 4, Topeka, Kan.
Tuesday, April b, ST Joseph, Mo.
Wednesday. April c, st Joseph Mo.
Thursday. April Z. Hannibal, Mo,
EarSsy E1aaS Aps5 pHpri + . eginGy WSnsas M City Mo
Sunday. April 10. Kansas City. Mo,
Monday, April II, Peoria, III.
Tuesday. April r. into Chicago
thursday. March B Vernon. Cal,
Friday. March 4. Los Angeles, Cal.
Saturday, March 8. Vernon, Cal.
Sunday March (afternoon). Los An
gcles.
Monday. March :. Covina. Cal.
Tuesday. March s, Redondo, Cal
"Wednesday. March 9, Long leach. Cal.
Thursday, March To- Los Angeles.
Friday, March IL Vernon. Cal.
Saturday March u Los Angeles
Sunday, March 13, Vernon at Los An
geIe9.
Monday. March IA. Portland at Santa
tuesday March 10. Portland at San
Wednesday,. March 10, Portland at sa-
THURSDAY. March Il. Oakland, Cal.
Friday, March is. san francisco.
SATURDAY, March l9. San Francisco.
Sunday. March 20 (afternoon), San
sunday, March 20 (mornirg). Oakland
Monday, March II, Santa Clara COL
Iege at San Jose, Cal.
Tuesday. March 30,
Wednesday. March %,
Thursday, March "A, Oakland.
Friday. March %. San Francisco
Saturday March 26. San Francisco.
Sunday, March 81 (morninG), Oakland.
Sunday. March 81 tafternoon), san
Francisco.
Monday March 2s Reno. New. I
Tuesday, March %. Ogden, Utah,
Wednesday, March 30, Salt Lake City |
Thursday, March 81. Grand Junction.
Colo.
Friday, April l. Pueblo. Colo,
Saturday: April .. Denver
Sunday, April s. Denver,
Monday, April 4. Denver,
Tuesday, April 8. Colorado Springs.
Wednesday. April 6. Lincoln. Neb,
Thursday, April {. Sioux city. la.
Friday. April S. Sioux City,
Saturday, April 9, Omaha,
Sunday. April TO- Omaha.
Monday, April H. Des Moines-
Tuesdny April u.
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the board OF directors made on
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may he necessary will he sold at the Of
fee OF the company. No. IL East Second
the I'd day OF March 1910. at the hour Of
| O'Clock p. m. to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with costs OF
advertising and expense of sale.
j. II. DEMING, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

New York Bonanza Mining Company.
Principal place OF business Salt Lake
CITY. Utah, Noticc-Thcre are delinquent
upon the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment No. 81. Of cents per
share levied on the 10th day OF January.
1910, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF tho respective stockholders as
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Referee Hooted.

PARIS. Feb. 19.-The fight here to-
night for the welterweight championship
between Harry Lewis and Willie Lewis,
both Americans. was declared a draw In
the twenty-ffth round.
The referee was loudly hooted for the
decision. Harry Lewis having the greater
number Of supporters in the audience.
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Three-Cushion Match,

BY Associated Press.
DENVER. Feb. 19.-Champion Fred
Eames OF Denver and Tom Houston OF
New York Will meet March II u and 16
In three cushioned billiard tournament
for the worlds title Eamcs announced
last night that hc viii Insist on the
match being held in Denver
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Fearing Beats Waterbury.

BOSTON, Feb. 19--In the first match
second round. George r. Fearing. Jr.. of
Boston defeated Lawrence Waterbury OF
New York. l5-9. l1-15, 17-16. l5-9
Quincy A. Shaw OF Boston defeated
Payne Whitney Of New York, 49,, 10.
l5-9 l5-3.
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SALESMAN WANTED-LIVEST AID
vcrtising novelties on the market. Other
attractive specialtieS. -Four new articles.
Liberal commission. Metal Specialties
Mig. Co, 42T Randolph street Chicago.
e2O2l
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Building Ball Park,
Bv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Feb. 19,-Thc work OF cx-
cavating for the foundations OF the
grandstands and pavilions at the new
American league park at Thirty-flfth
street and Shields avenue was begun yes
tcrday
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Y. NJ. G. A.
Sugars Defeat Seniors.

The Sugar House juniors defeated the
Thirty first ward seniors Saturday even
ing by a score OF Is TO 12. The playing
by both teams was exceptionally good,
considering the fact that they have not
PLAYED a great many games this season
The lineup:
Sugar House. seniors
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Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK;
good wages, prefer one who has sleep
Ing quarters al home. sc X Phone Bell
4J61. e69D
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WANTED-YOU TO KIsOy THAT
Henagcrs Business college is the best
IN the city, Day and night sessions
d2g20
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

n0TGTGSN Nf5GFnneral cerTicce over The
remains OF August y. HoaGlund, who
died at Bingham Canyon. Utah. on Feb
rlary IL, VIII be held from O'DonnCll *
Co.'S chapel today Sunday, at . p. III.
lntermcnt city cemetery. Friends In
vitcd.
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CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS AND ToNBsroNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
Mckenzie, Display yards. i22 So. State
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CARY DETECTIVE BUREAU. SUITE 20
80 Touraine hotel. Bell phone l2;i All
classes OF legitimate detective work uu-
dcrtal<en by experienced operatives; all
business absolutely confidential; refer
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OSTRICH PLUMES CLEANED

&. a. CARTER FUR co. - w. lST so
kurs repaired, remodeled. rcdyed. m5i2
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RITRIAJ, VAULTS

I ~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ = ~
ROYAL CEMENT BURIAL w
In in four hours notice. inu<
| 33i0.
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SaSSEs EAIRDEESSING COLLEGE.
MaQicuring, Undressing etc. taught;
comhinGs bought. hai: switches, pufTs
nair 1ewelry made. Phones ifid, 91S s.
Main c220o
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WANTED-SALESMA HAVING AN
established trade with the mining COM
panies in Utah. to represent us on a com
mission basis. Caro- Manufacturing Co,
Cleveland. Ohio. c2O20
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Biscuit Mining company. loca tlon
of principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City.
NolIce-There are delinquent upon thu
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. l, levied on the 18th day
of November, 1909, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
And, In accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors, made
on the 18th day Of November. 1909. so
as may be necessary Will be sold at the
office OF the company, 52S Atlas block
Salt Lake City. Utah, on the 9th day OF
January, 1910 at 12 o'clock, noon OF said
day. 10 pay delinquent assessment there
on. together with the cost Of advertis-
ing and expense OF sale.
NJ e. WALKER, Secretary,