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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
Doubles improvements.
al to Tha Trlfrlnc.

SpttIdI 20 ITO IJfUlnc.
OGDEN, Jan. 31--Ey means OF =
comparative statement covering the
month now closing and January OF the
past two years, Building Inspector Thorn
AS ". Davis shows that the cost OF I'm
pTovemenis during the present month
more than doubles the amount expended
during either OF the other two months.
The permits issued IN his department,
for the three months referred to shoY!
the following January, 1913. $50 900.
January. 1872 $4,000: January, ialr SIo
$50. Inspector Davis states that had
three other important building Improve
ments now contemplated been record ed
this month the $4,000 would have been
more than doubled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
BOASTS OF SLAYING
AND Is ARRESTED

Said TO have betrayed himself by
boa9ting in saloon about having killed
man in Vale, Or, Dan Dauceu, "a
years of age. was arrested soon after
ward IN another saloon West Second
South street and Is being hold pending
advices from Oregon.
Daucen acknowledged 10 the patrol
men who arrested him that he had killed
man named Joe Urclill on January II,
but that hc had done 50 in self-defcnse
and was willing to 20 back and stand
trial Someone overhearing his boast in
the saloon. reported IL to the police. Pa
trolnen Crosby. Wiley and Pierce To-
Gated him in the second saloon and made
the arrest as DauCen attempted TO got
out the back door
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
HAS BIG ROAD FUND,
Box Elder County Commissioner Denies
report of Premature Expenditure.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2l.-P. y. Pierce, n mem
Der OF tho Box Elder board of county
commissioners. visited Ogden today and
held n conference with Manager Q. j.
Sulwell OF the ogden publicity bureau
regarding the campaign which Is being
waGej for better roads To northern Utah.
During his visit Mr. Pierce took occasion
10 deny tho r11mor that Box Elder county
hsd expended all OF tho recent appro-
prlatlon oC $4,000 on It's roads. lie de-
clarcd ;h5t the amount made available
through the bond issue had scarcely been
touched and that Box Elder would pro-
cccd during the coming summer with the
grcutcst road building campaign in Its
history.
Referring TO tho proposed northern
route for the transcontincnta auto high-
way. Commissioner Pierce said that Box
Elder bad made extensive repairs on that
portion OF the road near Iucin which Is
included in the proposed route. The
farmers OF the Trcmonton section are
highly pleased with tho experiment In
concrete road ways and this substantial
Improvement may be carried OH moro eN
;cnsvcly throughout the northern county
ihis year. according To Mr.. Pierce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
DENIES THAT SHE SET
FIRE TO BERLIN HOTEL

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3l.-Barbara Ar
mold tho sixtcen-year- old nursegirl,
testified at her trial on charge of
attempted arson today. that her con
fession in which sho said she sot fire
TO the Berlin hotel, in which three per
sons were burned to death, and at
tempted to sct fire to the Windemere
hotel, was obtained by the chief Of de-
nothing would be done to her if she
confessed. but that if she persisted in
her denial, he would "take her
away" The child repudiated the con
fession
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
Moyes to Take Trip.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. St--Roeert Moves, cash
isr OF the Commercial National bank,
accompanied by his wife, viii depart to-
morrow morning for California. where
they VIII spend several weeks Mr..
Moyes states that there viii be no change
in the personnel OF the banks officials
until after the stock transfer takes place
on February 2S. At that time President
\. Il, Haywood Will turn over more than
$500, 600 worth Of stock and other securi-
ties To the reccnu purchasers. members
Of the present board OF directors. and re-
tire from tho directorate. His successor
viii not oc officially chosen until this
transfer has been. made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
Railroad Helps Highways.
II I'D The Trlbnnc

SpecIoI 10 me IrIDUnc.
OGDEN, Jan. 3l.-As the result OF ne
gotiatous entered into by the county
commissioners. the Oregon Short Lane
railroad has entered into contract to
transport crushed rock from the county
crusher near the ogden Hot Springs 10
the Kancsvilie district for 80 cents per
Ton. This is regarded By tho county Of
flcers as a very low rate and results
from the desire Of the railroad officials
To improve the highways In the districts
traversed by their line.
u was expected that the macadamiziug
of the roads In the Plain City district
would be completed BY this time, but the
diecovery OF additional highway IN need
or Improvement has delayed the transfer
OF operations to the Kauesville district
II ia expected that work win he started
In tho latter district about Eebrualv o.
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Will Rebuild Parry Block.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpeclaI 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 31.-.At the insUgatlon OF
Walter Parry. manager for the Parry
estate. work has been started on the
removal OF the debris which remained
after the very destructive fire In tho
Parry block, corner OF Twenty-t third
street and Washington Avenue, 2 few
weeks ago. Up to the present time the
workmeu have found nothing which es-
capped the effects OF the fire and water.
While plans Will not be definitely de-
cldcd upon until The condition OF the
standing walls has been ascertaIned
through the removal OF tho debris. Mr.
Parry states that the structure will un-
Questionably be rebuilt during the com
ing spring. He proposes TO make Il n
modern fircproof structure two stories
IN height. as it was prior 20 the Nrc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
WEEDS TOWN CRIER
UNDER QUARANTINE
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune
NEPHI, Jan. 3l.--An outdoor Jan.
nary wedding Of counple under quar-.
antlno WAS performed here this weok
Sterling. the town crier. and Miss FL
len HjglcY secured marriage license
Monday morning, and shortly after
leaving the county clerk s office were
placed upder quarantine.
According to reports, the marriage
was performed with the couple stand
ing under the poar trees in front Of the
old Bigelow tenant house, with the
Justice on ono side OF fence and the
quarantined couple on the other. A
crowd OF clerks, bankers and bakers
Witnessed tho unique wedding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
Will Handle Much Milk.
speclsI 10 The TrIbune.

SPECIAL 70 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. S1.-Tho milk ovapors-
ting machinery purchased by the Jensen
Creamery company has arrived aud is be-
ing installed IN the company's new plant
at Twentieth street and Wall evenuo.
With tho machinery In full operation the
plant will have a capacity OF f0,0 900 pounds
OF milk per day. The evaporating de-
partmeut will lie located on the second
floor OF tho modern brick building, the
receiving department on the ground floor
and tho cooling apparatus In the base
mcnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
LOS ANGELES WOMAN
is DECLARED INSANE

ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Jan s1-Miss
Katherine Moran Of Los Angeles, who
has been hero FOR several days, today
left her bed in a hotel and leaped
through a window TO tho ground She
suffered but little injury by her Jump
and was caught by pursuers shortly
after. She was immediately taken be-
fore the probate court, declared insane,
and taken 10 an asylum. Miss Moran
is said TO be member of we'll known
family of Los Angeles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
AGAINST
FEDERAL OFFICIAL

DENVER Jan. 3i.-Vioation or the
civil service rules and political favoritIsrl
are among charges made against Frank
NJ. Douner. Republican superintendent OF
the Denver mint, In q complaint fled witt,
the United States mint bureau at Wash
inston, according 10 announcement made
today.
The complaint Is signed by George w.
Lind and Albert McElroy. former en-
ployees at the mint. 10 IL based on the
charge that In the last two years Super-
intcndent Downer had ''juggled lists Of
civil service employees and failed 10 re-
instate men in tho order In which they
had been furloughed."
Tho charges also we're filed with tho
United states ciyil service commission in
Denver.
Downer is in San Francisco.
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McCabe Coming West.

OGDEN, Jan. 31.-Accordiug 10 tnfor-
nation received in this city. George Nc
Cabc, solicitor Tor the department. OF agri-
culture. has rendered his resignation TO
Secretary Wilson and will retire from
the government service on March next
The news dispatches convey tho infor-
nation that tho Ogden man will take
mp tho practice OF law In Portland Or.
but this Is not corToborated by Mr.. Me-
Cabe's father. B, D. McCsbe. According
TO the relative. Mr.. McCabe may decide
TO locate in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
Best Will Help Choir.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 3l-Joseph Ballantyne,
director OF the Ogden tabernacle choir.
has announced that ne has engaged AL
fred Best. dramatic tenor soloist OF
Salt Lake. TO aid in the choir recital
next Friday evening On that date the
choir Will present tho csntata. Christ.
the Victor During tho rehcarsals held
up 10 the present ume the choir has given
special attention To the "Hsllelujah
Chorus which Will he given as the clos
ing number of the programme,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
..Elcctricn Special for Logan.

An elcctric-l lighted special train win
leave Salt Lake CITY at s:45 o'clock
this morning for Logan, to take part
In n display OF electricity that VIII DO
given there. AS a part Of the equip
wli be flashed on farmhouses and other
houses on the way About 500 persons
have signiied their intention to take the
trip, many OF them going as guests of
tho Utah Power & Light company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01

MEN ,atE - ; UNCAILBp-roR
made suits and oyerrost, NIfp.
nee, nee spieibers Tailoring Co ~
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Big Shipper Visits Ogden.
speclal TO The TrLl1unc

NVNItsII 10 T TIC II uJUTI'.
OGDEN. Jan. S1.-W, a. Drulimer. en-
ployed byr the T. =. YounlSln Poultry
company OF Grand Island. Ncb., is spend
ing q few days with Ogden friends while
on his way home. after accompanying a
carload Of live poultry TO san Francisco.
He says that hia company ships about
threo carloads OF chickens every Two
weeks TO the coast markets. but ON lsis
present trip tho Nebraska man found the
San Francisco market somewhat de-
pressed. The price ranges from 50 10 SIS
per dozen In the Frisco wholesale market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
PIONEER WOMAN DIES.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall Passes Away at Ace
OF Eighty three,

SPECIAL % Inc IfIDunN.
OGDEN. Jan. 61.--'rhe infir1nitlcs Of
oid ase rs9uI'e1 ttllS pi'1IuVoh II tna ao
Ncars She died az the family home. o7S0
Washington avenue. at 1870 o'clock. fol
lowing an immediate Illness Of only a
few days. Born al ChautauGua, y. Y.
In 1899. Mrs, Hall came TO Ogden in 1867,
remaining a resident OF this city up TO
the time OF her death.
She was tho widow OF Mark Hall. The
surviving relatives arc three sons. Joseph
Mark and Milton Hall, and slN daughters.
AIrs. Charles Porter, Mrs. Warren Ell
NOR. Mrs. II. j. Jackson. Mrs. Lettis
Mowe,3. Mrs. George W. McKeown and
Mrs. Jennie kausher. There are also
many grandchildren The funeral ar
rangemenis have not been completed
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Praises State School.
al 10 Tho 1'ribunc

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 3f@Superiutcndent o. 10.
Darnell OF the National Training School
for Boys at Washington. ID. c., together
with his wifo and DR.. Il. u. Erimhan of
the department Of agriculture. were
visitors at the Utah Industrial school to-
dav. They were shown through the en-
tire institution. Superintendent DalDell
said that tho girls department Is one of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
ACCORDION PLEATING.

sLNBuRST AND SIDE FLOATING.
SOC East 3rd. South, Phone Hyiand ISL
klo5s'
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Sues Realty Company,
,ial 20 The Tribune.

HptciaI 20 The Tribune-
OGDEN. Jan. 3i.-Another suit has
been added 10 the long Is, Involving the
Zion Cooperative Home Building &
Real Estate company OF Salt Iaks. b.
he .iiinZ OF a complaint IN the district
court today BY e. !. RuEg. who seeks
20 recover $500 which he invested 10 the
stock of tho company. He alleges that
The stock was misrepresentcd 20 him by
The ofnrcrs OF the romnanN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01
Alleged Burglars Held,

OGDEN. Jan. 31.-As a result Of their
arraignplent before Judge w, II. Rcedcr
In the police court this morning. Charles
'CiaJ'pool. charged with burglary in the
third degree, and James Duncan. charged
with forgery, have boon removed from the
city jail TO the county iall to await trial
in tho district court. Their bonds were
fixed at $500 each, after they had waiv ed
preliminary examination on the charges
mentioned in the complaints
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GROCERY SPECIAL.

~-~~-O>~~~~~~~->>~~~~->~
17h POUNDS SUGAR, 81; 50 POUNDS.
soc: lbs: or, zoe; best cream cheese.
lb., 2oc; vinegar. gal, 15c; corn meal
sack, 25c: large oranges, doz., 15c: 3 salt
herrings. 1oc; is lbs. sugar and J. Ib.
baking powder, 81; IL lbs sugar, / in.
baking powder. ] box blueing . 1dlgs.
starch. / Arm and Hammer soda, all for
81; 20 lbs. sugar, L Arm and Hammer
soda, pltSs. starch, l box bueing, / 10.
baking powder. for $3.50; 10. Upton s
Yellow Label tea L III. baking powd or.
2 pllgs starch. for soc; Q cans plums
and Strawberries. 15o; salt bacon. lb..
16c; ham, 1Sc; 2 cans peaches, 25c: ap-
ricots, H., l5c; Postum cereal and Kof-
feet, 20c: NJ J. B. coffee, Csc: cang
Van Camps or Snldcr's pork and beans,
Red Seal lye, peas, oysters, strawberry
Jam. 25c; Palace Car coffee, 30c; bars
Fairy. A B.. Nap. borax, CASTLE, 25c;
large size fishoalls. 2Jc: deviled hams,
25c: large milk, 25c; 10c Wool soap, &c :
honey, h., 10c; Yacht Club dressing, 25c
Underwood dew. ham, 15c: good cream
cry butter. 30c: compound lard. 35c. 6Oc.
sl-1O; cottolenc. 3oc. Coo. sl.d5: as lard
icc; JOS, Sl.So; pllgs. pancake flour 21c:
lbs. ranch butter. 5jc: Quaker Oats,
iOc; doz, good eggs, i5c; pl1e,s cereal
coffee, .2Jc, good broom, zoe: 4 lbs dates
23c split peas. No., sc; Cream of Wheat
l3c catsup, bottle. &c; high patent flour,
81 %: straight grade flour, 81: tall can
salmon, 1Oc; Q pkgs. raislns. 25c: cans
corn. I5c; lbs. dried prunes. 25c. pine
apple, can. 10c; . pkgs mincemeat. I5c:
3 lbs. Sultana raislns. c5c Chicago
Store. 116 W. First South. o2s
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WOMAN COOK. SMALL HOTEL OUT
$40: maid Idailo. SIS, pass. also walt
ress. out $50 Int. Mt. Employment
Agency. NO W. 2nd So. n325e
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAlT EUSI-
ness college preparation FOR business
He. Start r. course nov. Boston bldg.
day or night. e163S
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ELECTRIC SUPPLIES

GCNN ELECTRIC co. REMOVED TO
332 South State. Phone Wasatch 2f20,
o2o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-01

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
City, January Ct, 1918:
Highest tempera turc today was 50 de
grces: highest IN this month since 1S7i
was SO degrees; lowest last night was 2G
degrees: lowest this month sine. 1874
was 20 degrees below zero: mean tenn
perature for today was 80 degrees; nor
mai was 30 degrees: accumulated def
cheney since the first OF the month is
% degrees.
Relative humidity al a m, today wa s
a per cent; relative humidity at D. IN,
today was 81 per cent.
Total precipitation for the twenty four
hours ending at p. M was none; total
for this month to date Is =. OF an inch:
accumulated deficiency for this month 10
date is / inch.
Sun rises at 7:5o a m. and sets at 5,l5
p. IN. February l. 1918
MEATuER ORsERUA rrnNa
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AUCTION SALES
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. ON ASHTON AVE. CAR OR 9TH
Esst. box containing corset Return
""' S'h East reward n296S
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CHINESE HERBS

- ->N-->~~~>@-----~~~---~-~-~~
L. 81 WOO. lis SOUTH MAIN. ROOM
]. End floor. Cures diseases with his
Celebrated imported Chinese remedies.
consultation tFee' n1sS
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WANTED
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or oEdied, unmarried H.n nARMY. So
~ ,'le.d - ana %; citiaens or OF; 7; estre. ~
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Captain Paul Goes to Coast.

Captain Samuel Paul. his wife and
daughter viii leave over tho Los An
geles Limited this morning for trip 10
California.
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LADIES CAN EARN $50 PER WEEK
doing pillow tops at home: no expert
ence necessary. 65i y. Isl w. nSI07
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WANTIrD-CIElL-r w

WANrED-CLErKs ~
cL NC MEN. Reason. os as,
~, " ,!p i9r GoNEl.NMENT pss, sehsS1.,
slr.,iaj't ,,it>e &c starting salaa,mn'WAff \;
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smcecssS,SI ',s SSSI'inlnatl9r nn ims be,n spss,l
We" DON h-2'' care OF TSiSss,iis TTos is's y
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! Will depart tomorrow for San Diego, Cal
Ho is Interested in a real estate project
thoro and may decide To make that city
his future home
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E. T. Spencer 20 Leavc

Special TO TIC Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. Si-E- T. Spencer for
NOR city editor of the Examiner and
who has been connected with newspaper
uork Ia this city for the past FIVE years
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WANTED.
Miscellaneous.

WILL SHIP CAR II. r. GOODS TO Los
Angeles and ono to-Cpicago and crrc 10
Portland. and ono to Florida next ten
days; very reasonable rat tes. {Simlall Van
& Storage Co.,-12 So. Main. n2s0S
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. ! uotoI isD,A ; EMPLOYMENT 49,,
ufins%ht ueaG,u,s TIH,i and houssh%o1s h%sSsl \;
'5 West md South. wi 'aSorprs
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THE ART OF PRINTING
Would be lost in Salt Lake if tho Cen
tury were not in business. 55-57 Post
Office place. (Advertisemeut)
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YoU RUN NO RISK WHEN YOU EN-
ron NJ Henacer,s Buslness College. Po
sitlons secured Or tuition refunded. En-
roll now. n1SS9
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR CHAM
Dor work. Apply Hercules hotel n299i
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LOST-JABOT AND SHRINE STICK
pin Reward. Phone Hy. 1867 OIL
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING


BEST PRICES PAID FOR End HAND
clotnlng w. Glickman II South West
iS"P'1' NeS' folS nt6S3
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WAN IED-ToUR C0or 4
W. n!l" Rand McNoIIro MEX ;
o5' Map and Guide in q Nov D.
nnu near towns: $50 ana aalt Iats
~. ~, can this morning ny a'ipwards =.
lhlIiips' room ~ Lcn@y Alter ssss
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2twTSShitmLEARN TWO, :tcp nm 70 DANCE
Lessons ''SS; Gs ro,Sel,,op. rfnTGSss,op. s t.us,s sl7 i
and West Tcmplc piact. w z.
u,hursday and SGtunIoYD YDancing Ts.H
Mrs Woodward. inSf nlgbis NJ
daily. '"S'FuctorS ~ 4
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II i a good plan 10 take the time 60
aequaint ono S self with the opportuni-
tics that arc presented through the
Want Columns
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a. s9BlR. RELIABLE MAN
!ltilc hort-ordor cootinaaN 10 10
lanItor work at night s. aas. uA q,
"'eN and meals Address F.I tIiN
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. sl-At .ba
mint here II Was sald that Superintendent
Downer o: Denver left hero for Seattle
several days ago
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PERSONAL.

@--~-~--~~~-~---~-~-~--~~-~~
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WANTED.
Wanted-Femalc Help.

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. APP
PLY READY FOR WORK AT \, NJ.
AND I Il. NJ. DAILY TROY LAUNDRY.
AL SOUTH 6TH EAST
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HAT FACTORY.


HATS REPAIRED. SALT LAKE HAT
Factory No. 8 W. End South, Wasatch
ZOO New hats. |i.5o 10 $3.50. nlf73
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" zaG,ls nH ,IlsItp-rNrMDDIATELr ,s NJ,
W., 40 = oyer is, To prepare ~ ssSszl
We NAIL CLERKS. this H. ,w Mill
,,r9,,aiIay ,"G "a 3ary nov so per montS M
PIpnlolion to $500 per yenr IN. Rp1
onnni oIMTe -,s,, eNainlnation Just csllsS lS'', =,
Sp,T,',, SGd,ss ,,i''glLG , account OF Pare, !. -
'N''re'S poN F-S7' caro- Of TfiSu11. 1 s'' 3
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LIVERY STABLE.

MCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold
Phone 81 ct41
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather forecast for Salt Lake City and
state OF Utsh-Fsr Saturday and sun
day.