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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
Havre de Grace Entries.

First race. five and half turIonga-El Mahdl.
Son OF the Valley Prince Cbiloa. Small. 1903: Mary
Wsrron. MILKY Way. 100; Athletic Girl. Irish Boy.
Duke Hal Woof spltflrc. Ortyx. Lady Fern. COL
gan, Stoueheng. Caronome Maid Mohnw. wanita.
Margaret Noise los; Hudas Sister. 100.
Second race, mile eud seventy yords-Mollic s. .
Blue Thistle. Superstition, III: Yellow Eyes. los;
Taypay, io6; Ivabel: ios: Colonel Ashmendc. liz,
Lad OF LAngdon. los.
Third race, five iurlonEs-Lamb's Tail. eotclus.
Carl, Arlington. Brave CunardcT. los. Holiday,
l02: orotund Galaxy, susau B., Charles Camel,
ioe; Armament, 10: King Chiffon. 100: Uudaunt-
cd. io7.
Fourth race handicap. ak turlouss-LIsht o. NJ,
Life, l23; HouSemaid iic schnso, Ioe: shnckic-
ton. Cherokee Rose H. l0I, Hostor Prynpe. s6;
SpripsooArd 49, Sprite 49, Prince Ahmed loo.
Fifth race. mile and seventy understandable.
s5: Abbo;stord. Gray Planet. 1l3: canto. aS: Druiu
Belle 100: Heartbeat. Small. IS; Reno. Noble
Grand. Aware. lo9.
Sixth race. six furlonss-IvabcI. hftorEior, Flnil.
i02. Eatyon no. Compliment. Sir ilvcscot. De-
ductou. Tommte Thompson, star Gift. Ntmbu5.
l07: Captain Elliott. 30; Hassons Monorlof. l05.
Seventh race six turlougs-slr Denrah, Toz. j.
II. Houshton, Dynamo. i05; Clnopst Inspector,
Lcstrade. lsttio Eph. Lord Leighton, Top Rock.
lO7. Votes. Hans Creek, Miss Moments Llnorook.
Satlr, lo2.
Weather clear trnck fast.
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Louisville Results,

First raco. six furlopgs-Irou Mask t27 (Kcd-
cfi5>. $3.50. $3.50 and out, won; Leo Chares los
Buston). $3.50 and out. second; HeIeu sarbco. ios
lSmalD. out. third. Tiruc. 10 AS (uew track
record) Samuel II. Mayer also
Second race. I've and baif Enthusiastically .
Choice. III CLottus). Si2 $3.50 and $3.50, won:
Edith w. 100 (McCabel, sll 20 and $40. second
Little Ncphow. 100 tKilingsworthl. 10. third.
Timo. 1906 tnew track record osape. GTacilh
aud Sosvg also ran.
Third racc. mile and turlopg-Hish Private,
los (IooScl. $3.50 81 20 aud out, won; slseth. 10
fHonry). 20. 40 and out seoond: Harry Lauder. 10?
uSc6crts). out. third Time. 1859 20. Melton
stree: also
Fourth race the Douglas Park inaugural mile
and s!1,ccuth-Fioral Park lo3 Wao Dusen).
$50 30 1880 and $50. won: Kleburne. Jos CTuT-
nor). 20 and S,eo. second; Gowell. los Gross
81 sO third. Time, f:is i-5. Any Port Gaybird.
Benauc,. Flora Fino. Solar Star Duckhorn Foun-
dation and swapnanoa also ran.
Finh rocc. six furlougs-Wilhitc, lo6 (Borell,
$40 SEQ and $40. won. Presumption. io'
HIcnryi Sc 20 and $40. second Flcz. l03 tSmnlD.
$3.50. third Time. l:l2. 7, N. Grecn Cash on
Delivery aad Maria al6o ran
Sixth race mile and se7cnty ynrds-Clnhr lo7
fpishmon). $3.50 $3.50 and $40. won; Winpins
witch lo1 Itoogh). So 20 and $3.50. socond: Jenny
Ceddey JOG (Montour), 81; so. thrd Time. ia3
Brookrield sam Hirscb. Charter. Copportowo and
also
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WRANCLE MAY HURT
UTAH ROCK ASPHALT
Commission Threatens to
Oppose Use of Material if
Differences Continue.

Unless local contractors and the pro-
mo;ers OF Utah rock asphalt as a paving
material adjust their difference quickly
the city commission is going to oppose
| the naming of the Utah material in the
! specificatio tions OF any more paving con-
| tracts. hint to this effect has been
dropped within the hearing OF the war
| ring factions and "A settlement Of the dis
putes IS looked for in consequence.
Paving on all extensions where the
| Utah rock asphalt Is being used has been
| tied UP for more than a week because OF
the trouble, and from present appearances
1t may continue in abcyance for tho re-
inainder OF the season. unless the city
| administration takes a hand.
Mayor Samuel G. Park served warning
as TO his stand In the matter Monday
night when de declared that unless the
trouble between contractors and produc-
ers ceases, he, for one, will not vote for
the Utah material on future contracts.
The street commissioner. Richard p.
Morris. Is OF the same frame OF mind,
and other members of the commission al
so are desirous of seeing the paving work
go forward without further delay.
The city engineer was advised yester-
day that several carloads OF the rock as
phalt had arrived from the mines and
that r. j. Moran would open his plant
again this morning for a further expert
ment with the material on Seventh Eas ST
street, However. unless better material
is laid than was laid before the plant
closed, the city probably will interfere.
Promoters of the Utah material declare
the contra ctors are not putting it through
the proper eatment and the charge has
been made Indirectly that a conspiracy
exists to discredit the local material.
In view of this attitude the city has
suggested that the promoters establish a
plant of their own for treating the mate
rial and offer II TO the contra ctors ready
for laying. This proposition is now being
worked ont
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LIVERYMAN NAMED IN
$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT

Because she was equipped with a team
and carriage unsafe for mountain travel,
Eliza beth Tapp wants $500 damages from
ia mes W. McHenry. n livery keeper OF
Murray. She fled her suit in the district
court yesterday: charging negligence on
the part of McHenry as the cause OF an
accident that occurred in Big Cottonwood
canyon July 26.
According TO the complain Mrs. Tapp
engaged a team from McHenry to take
her to the Maxfield mine in Big Cotton
wood II is charged that McHenry as
sured her the team was gentle, the car
riage safe and the driver competent
None Of these things were true. she al
leges. and as A consequence the horse
ran away over an embankment. hurling
her out and severely injuring her.
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ASSESSM EMIT NO. 2.

The Saint Mary's Mining company. a
corporation Principal ONCE !oT the
state OF Utah. room J%i Judge building,
Salt Lake CRY. Utah
Notice Is hereby given. that by reso.
luton OF the board OF directors of the
saint Mary's Mining company duly CON
sid dered and adopted on the lsth day Of
September. 1918, An assessment OF two
(ci cents per share Was levied aud as
sessed on the outsta ndins capital stock
OF said corpora tlop, payable immediately
to Saint Mays Mining company. AZ room
SOL Providence building, Duluth, Mime
sofa
Any stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid. on the 10th day of
october. 1913. viii he delinquent and ad
vcrtIsed for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before. Will be
sold at 33i Judge building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on November 20 1918. 20 pay de-
|linuuent assessment thereon. together
with costs or advertising and expense OF
gale PAUL NJ. T. THOMPSON.
Secretary tho Saint MaTy's Mining
company. col Providence building, Duluth
Minnesota. fahSl
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Helena Results.

First race five aud half furlonFs-s'h eIu.
ii2 : 10 l. won: Charlie Brown. loi 10 . Sc
ord. MA Jones loi. 20 =. third, Time = ~.
Io-d clinton nue. Chop Green. Regards and Ro''
sweet also ran. 80. ,, r..-,.,
,,nteSt 1is 10 q Won; Hoaoird. iQS. 20 l.
.,rond: Bash,uI Settle li:. 10 2. third lime,
liI wstso. pr, g = rate MICS ''"'''N ""'
rhlra race. five And half rurlongs-cl'nt Tuck
o. laS 10 f. won. Clara W. io2 10 Sc
"a oioie lia 10 :? third Tine. l;ln 2 o.
ormonSs cunningham. 80 Quarter md Bonnie
Eortb -.ns five furiouss-Ed Luce, io!. 10 20 !
ron. Round Up iis oven. second: Milton Rohlee
IIs 6 10 s. third. Time 1908 I-b' Arr Kick 'no
r'inb race ,eren furlonEs-Evciino, fn' 10
won; Joe woods. 100, 10 l, second; Nroutu,, lo,
Lad. Court Lady. Modio. Mike pouiln aod froH
eEr aAV ~ ,.,.n fur;ouEs-McAlnu. ios. IN 2
uon; Br,gbam lo5. 10 7. second TIN Judrr
iop 10 :. third. TiHne : ~. Gioneus' A,S9ooe,e
q
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|. w. w. GRANTED
RIGHT TO MEETINGS

II was formally agreed by the city COM
mission yesterday that the I w. W.
speakers can hold their meeting at Or
pheum avenue and Commercial street. A
motion granting them that privilege. with
the provision that II can be withdrawn
at the pleasure OF the commission, was
pa ssed.
The mayor introduced such a motion
Monday night, but withdrew II after
Commissioner Henry w. Lawrence had
protested against combining the meetings
10 Commercial street and Orpheum ave-
nue.. Yesterday the mayor explained that
he had talked with leaders of the ]. w.
", and that they were willing to accept
the meeting place as offered.
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DESERET GYMNASIUM
RECEPTION TOMORROW

At the Deseret gymnasium tomorrow
night. the first OF series OF open house
receptions is planned and an elabora to
programme has been prepared for the
occa sion. From 7:30 until $50 recep-
ton for the inspection OF the building
will be held, From $50 III $3.50 a splen-
did musical programme Will be rendered.
and from $3.50 until II there Will be
dancing An invitation has been eX-
tended TO the general public, and as
these occasions In the past have proven
very popular, large attendance is eX-
pected. The winter class work at the
gymnasium is just commencing. and the
open house reception is held for the pur-
pose OF interesting as many as possible
in the work ct the gymnasium.
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Lonisyille Entries.

FIRST raeo. five and half furlouGs-Mrs. Moore
100, I.ady Moon 'Et ia. SsUvcgo, Deposit. loI
Watermelon Charmouso. Briggs Brother, B!onE'
wing JOE; wa.orbnsa. just " Ralph, Monson. III
Second race. five and half furlonEs-FlIst 20
gree, Iol Ambition. Bird Man, ieii Ut. hGoes y
Tos. siT Harr~ Uur~ood lo7: Duke OF Shelby
d. samuel Old Ben. 1os: o'Hnssn. Rus,liDs
Brass, Iii. Bac, ll2.
don Richard Langdsn. otis Truo 100 pr jack
son 1oS. starberin. i0t: Uncle Hart L. sieppa
Rooster Aiircd ", IO. =,
Four.h race six lirlong,-Hormuds, Clark W.
ccIoe,a io7: Jack Kellogg, weyanoEe llo; ME
Hawkstono. Fred Drew. 100; Barnard io'; 'lWm''
Gil io7: Louise Paul. 100:
Fifh race mile and s1,eop,h-Royal Amber
os. nils Holder. NarahoU. 100 Jamos DockeTy
1Os George oInard. ios: oalIe' s'sNe' "AN": 'u''
Sixth race. mile aud riI;cen,h-L. II AdslT
ron club swish, Wander. 10; Effcndi. III
Weather clear: track fast
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Toronto Entries

fist raes SIX furlonss-Bohby Cook SO: Faith.
sroia ~: l-elaloha, Fundamental as Jim h. IOl.
neTis. io2; Tom Holland ioi; Dahomey Boy, lOS:
Second race. six turlonss-Malik, w, Harbard
loS; Transformation, io5; stevestA io7; Tiktok,
1922 ReQuiram. ii2
Ihlrd race, mile and seventy ya-ds-Luthsr, Iol;
kaliukn. 10i: Calgary, 1ol
Fourth race, mile and three e-auarters-Frolic iiO:
OF OAK l?.
eGddeus entry.
Fifth race, stocpicchase. about two mlies-Tur-
oiuo. l32: Brcsseau, 1871; Blhorry. l35. Tho Afr!-
can; l42. Young Morpheus. It5
sixth Tnee. milo and siIteenth-Brynlimah,
Dynamite, lo6. Tho Rump, los. Feather Duster,
III; GoldoD Treasure. III: FL Orc lis
Seventh race. six tuTiungs-Tankard, s5: PIuvi.
Qua. %; princcss Thorpe. Inian. 100; Willis. 1N;
Bstw~. Sherwood loa: York Lad lio Csmpcon.
ll3.
Weather fnc, trnck SLOW
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DIED

HORNSBY-Elizabeth Hornsby died at
the family residence, 2t69 Walnut ave-
nue. at p, M. September %. 1913. aged
53 years. wife OF James IIornsby. for
mcrly OF Cripple Creek. Colo. Mrs.
Hornsby was a member OF Cold Hill
Rebekah lodge No OF Cripple Creek.
made.
TREMAYNE-At 1926 South State street.
September -. 1913. infant daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. Tremayne.
aged days. Private funeral services
today "wednesday at p. m. Inter
mcnt in City cemeterv
LINNARZ-Norman Paul BinnarZ. SO
Zane avenue, infant son OF Otto J.
and Lilly Salin Linnarz, died at p. m.
September Do. Announcement OF funeral
Will be made later.
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Anange for Worlds Series.

tSnATI. Sept. 2&.-August Herr
o me National Baseball commits
.snounced today tina, he had called
n.g ioT next Thursday morning at
~ OF the commission 10 take up
Eues OF the next worlds cham
baseball series. The meeting
ne'o N Philadelphia. Cha!rma n
nm WIN leave tomorrow for the
ne Ns'ed that no dates have been
vac opening OF the series and
|ssa,,uid ~ wouid be set until the meeting
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Eight "Vags' Leave Town.

Eight members OF the leisure class.
who were taken to police headquarters
yesterday morning soon after they had
disembarked from a Denver & Rio
Grande freight car, We're given q quick
trial and speedy sentence In 'kanga-
roo court" conducted by Police Captain
Emil V. Johnson. All expressed willing
ness TO carry out sentence on themselves
by getting out Of town as quickly as pos
Siblc
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! NEW MARK MADE;
MOTHER is EQUALED
7itonal News Service.

<QlNlLLE, XIV. Sept. 23.-One
fsord was csta blished and one
4 fsr'd went by the boards this
"a al Douglas park, which iuau-
ins iall raclnS season in Louis
mn Mask, or poorly and under an
q Y! pounds, stepped six fur
~ lao i-b. The old record was III
.E nsld Jointly by Chapultepec and
Anued. The other record to fall
y oTe and one half furlongs. which
ca ey Bradley's Choice. The win
tGI tne distance In l:06 fat.
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1o5; svsrtphn. o.,-. los: Charles

cAsuzdora. 1906; svartphiil. o1er Ic5 Charles
Goetz. Ios.
Fourth race. Montana derby mils and a quarter
Jack Paiuo, log; Sir John. 100: Mike DonIn lcl
Madeline MuSg7ave jo5; Bueocard. iN. Sugar
Lump l05; Cubou. III: Low HILL IL: Waldo ia
Fifth race. mile soling-Foreguard. Litseton,
Wicket Dottic B.. Roseswcct, ll2; Judge Walton
Glaucu5. us, Evollne- l2t.
Sixth rncc. five turlouEs, solng-Lord Clinton
yyonoe. l09; Sixteen Clostermon. iS; Clint
Tucker REGARDS. l0S: Maxine Wheeler, huEelus
Annual Interest. Durnell Country Boy. liz: Fancy
Io5
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Beats Empire Direct.

=, s,'t a-WIih the last race furnish!rs ?
HrI, y , Wv SAYS Tacos ., tho Great West.
II An. stopesall. tho EcdKeToo6 Boz
\ rr7,, nj r'uict ~ the c:t5 pace out
a 49, sn,eo'' driven by Dean. and took
a VI cs''dlng heat OF ,ho race. sum
- 'Ss ~. ,IHo-Honrieita e. won. Silver
/ "a ~. .'a behur 'drd Time. a:lei..
|s,s- 'ns sio'o-societr Leader won, Wal.
n = 0o'' Black Badge Third. Time.
ir,. m ne .le%-Roso Equi, won, Red s
~ @ peh hlrd. Tins. e:ioG,
4 srt,s si"o-StoDe~all ron. Empire
'''hool Meath third Time 7.nau
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BICYCLE REPAIRING


WANTED TO BUY YOUR SECOND
hand blcyclee, IN any condition. Phh
Wright, bicycle and repairing, 81 So.
w. Temple, f305o
Many find it profitable IN NE the
Wants In cffcctinE out OF tn ordinary
economists.
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CONGRATULATIONS for Mack.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 2s-Conue Mack and
.ho players OF tho Athletes tosm today The
recipients Of many congratulations tho winning
Of tho American league chsmptouship ponuant.
OF tho country.
From Mayor blankonburs OF ,bls crr ne re-
ceved the following;
"Conrratulstlons on the victory OF your e'.at
club Straight baseball, lko honest mnnagemep,
In everything ese, cannot help but come out vie
tori
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!. assles Begin Practice.

n.rm. ,sLIeoAch ,sII ,Tee,Eel had sight men
3 ~ ~ nls evening and ba was over.
! ,hyr, 'ns . ,hcy made. Most OF ,he man
~ rAss s'hcr Of the college or tho sail
yns H., The! weDs into the prac,icc
~ -.- I'm I'm Tooncl expects a tucoessf,I
"a 4 h.,1o ,o'fllo field reconuy ACQUIRED by
n i, ,Is .,iss put IN chaps nnS viii be used
~ sss,.u n ee lsvelod, 6loaehcrs viii be
rarsd ano perhaps tho rraudstant
fssa.s, =, nero Is abou, 5000 urnilabls
~ "a isir, sne Erounds and this viii pu.
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|IDENEY TAKES
| his THIRD $4,000
N, Clears Up Another
j. Fortune When He
WINS at Columbus

.,,rs Ohio. Sept o5.-Lord
of ,rottIug stakes at the
n,,roI, Grand Circuit meet :
- anp Nc .hIrd successive $40, 600
hiee1 Won In straight heats the
slta tahrs nh stake. the most valu-
f'toiunssG Grand Circuit programme
|c ieos' I, the first heat. and Fan
llnis.. ,hIrd. developed so much
tns ,ss winner had to trot each
"a, ~. soch time beaten but once
~ W. trot,ers OF Lord Dewey S
,.... IN i've, purse ;l7co; three heats
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HoUSEKEEPER Fl BY wIDowER WITH
children. out OF town, good home; ;
give full Particulars when writing Nd
dress $50 Tribune 1880
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply forenoon. % Caitnness apt
1855
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A N
AND l r. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
22l SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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Helena Entries,

Rrai~orth 1903: Marta Mar, loi. Herum scarum'
lir M. f-..t A.,
mar, eaInvIiIc 100; Alice Theresa. lca Las Lay,
rriciAm ;i9: sharper Knight ils
Third -,cc. flyo furlongs relIlps-DlID,I -
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

20 LABoRERS. APPLY NEW HIGH
school.
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,Ss ,Ssscredie's Draft Pals.

lsI.n IL; r., Sept; 2r-Manase- MecrsesI.
taratch 80. league BASEBALL club re-
Is,o.,.s,ss, %,ss, from Secretary Fsrre,, ot
agh Of f,a.yn ol Minor leaEucs stating
L. Gat hoer n. heLarry OF Topets had
g sillir,p soula gst Pitcher Brown and
A' oolh OF CndAr Rnnlh, L.
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.saiis su,sddis Camp! OF San F,,.
h;. fifteen ,,o oi Jeuey City totay wsyo
= nAss o,suead oe,ossela bout herr. The rish:
70 vsixh in 10 or October "a. The
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sM LeEinsku 1s 1r..

lsi ios,,iE s'E 's.-"B.,tiins" Irv,p.,, =,
rs BIsth ~ wy frank McGuIupes a, mi.
t,elss, "gnd OF a scheduled ,en,r,nna W 'nm,
esirhss -, hyinsky weighed iss nonnn.
-'sls5Isr'. 'ppe6 the beam az ioI,I =, rs.
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YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN 5ILLlN-
cry: trained milliners are scare. salaries
are good; we qualify you for positions,
enroll noH al the Brown School OF MIL
,,nery; day and night classes. i15 e
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4 a'ss@well - Out Of Game

tie sept. Y.-wims X E,,ur,u
Nay ih,n. nsusas unlve-.l,v .on,,a;, "en'
~ u,,s,,' % year and William S,Jt woIt,,,t team.
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Wanted@Salesmen
Wanted-Agents

WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE
best lines OF mems and Women's ap-
parel on credit TO the wearer. l want good
lve-wirc agents to represent me in all
Utah and Idaho towns. Good commits
sion Write me at once. Nord 210-272
State St, Salt Lake City. f2sS0
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Wanted-TO Buy
Wanted-Real Estate

WISH TO DCY A MODERN FIVE TO
seven room house. close 10 car line:
one with plenty OF ground preferred. dis
tance no object; state price and location
in first letter. Dealers need not reply.
Address R-44 Tribune. isis
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o.. .n.'s.loonlst Is Out

5s.s .s''uasalsA A,ph ss 3.-John w,u, or. a.,
sarsup,..s .so qualified in IN. .,I,' gne o
OF Inability 10 Obtain 'o,' ~. Io'
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CHOCOLATE DIPPERS WANTED. AP-
ply Sweet Candy Company, 2is South
First West f2s4
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|s,,r ,sonver clinches penu,r,

''tls por;isss By winding from viotoria
ns ssrh VS., S.t 70 Spokane. Vancouver
oAbenaIi league psnnant
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slhls,I, ieeo,h dovotea ,n n oIy mp.c
~ :" "slninr m,,hsar " .,aiDs ,Ihpsa'ins ~,
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HAIRDRESSING


LADIES, MAKE YOUR APPOINT
ments early. wo arc open evenings,
w 1886. Velvcrna Parlors, 81 e 4th
South street, s278e
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Wanted-Situation (Male)

A JAPANESE II S. BOY WANTS TO
work morning and evening In
small family. Please write 10 T, NJ. 51h
Richards ST.. city. e4174
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ies Seven pao.o,,u
,rsmpic oonmitts, ca,

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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERY THING IN THE FUR AND
taxidermist line made As vou want H.
z S;enzel Fur Co. 81 Il. Broadway-2s
years In salt Lake. no2e
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D. r. FONG. CHINESE CELEBRATED
Herbalist. master of ali so-called Incur
able diseases. Salt Lake offices, l16 So.
Main. Free consultation by presenting
this notice. G670
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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WANTED-AN ASSISTANT REGIS
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Al references as 20 honesty Address Tt.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
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WANTED-FTRST-C CLASS SOLICITOR;
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BROWN HORSE AND ONE
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LOST-AFTERNOON OF 18TH, BANK
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CHIROPODIST


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MINERS AND LABORERS WANTED
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Rooming House; rates csc, 36c, soc per
night. 16A Commercial ST. 1887
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