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H 10 The Sam? Xke Tribute: Friday Morrisx? Jastu&ry 29, 1904. .1
i1 " : : . ili
H' CITY ANO NEIGHBORHOOD.
n 1
H W. S. McCornick was registered last
night at tho To ura! no hotel In Boston, He
H Is In tlio East on business.
H A meeting oC teachers and officers of St.
T Paul's church will be held Immediately at
H nt thn close of tho regular service this
evening.
H St3to Superintendent. Nelson received
1 -word from Superintendent Bowman or
I Carbon county yesterday to the effect that
I lie Is In urgent need of a Rood principal
H and a Hrst-clasc primary teacher.
H There will be services at the Jewish syn-
H ngoguc beginning at 8 o'clock this cven-
f Inc. The address will be by Rabbi Louis
M G. Reynolds and. his subject will be Con-
BL celt." Tho public Is cordially Invited.
Bl
Hl Frod ICInnoy. a young incorrigible, who
l was released on probation by Judge Morso
Ji n. month ago. Is back In jail. Truant Of-
R llcer Sporry found him plnying cards with
Hr a pan? of young toughs In a vacant house.
Ho will not fro to school, and there seems
j no other coursn open but to send him to
the reform school.
H N. P. Young, a news agent, wan arrested
L by Officer Leakor vosterduy afternoon at
T a rooming-house oh South Templo street
k and charged with using abUHlve language
jl to a collector who called at tho house with
H! a bill. Young talked the collector out of
U 30 cents to buv beer and was trying to
H make him give up moro when the officer
j arrived.
Hr
Hl Five, of the six applicants for .'amlna-
K tJons beore the State Board of Pharmacy
HL jiat successful tests and will be (granted
H' i certificates as folio we: Registered phar-
H -laclsts. J, K. nuffman. Beaver City, C.
P 02. DrlVor. Ogden, ajid A. II Saxcr. Salt
lakc; assistant pharmacists, Georgo P.
Frnncey, Salt Lake, and E. D Ilulbut,
Park City.
II J. F. Lowe, a private of Company D,
National Guard of Utah, and a veteran
I of tho Carbon county war, was arrested
yesterday afternoon for playing fast and
I loose with the money duo him on account
j of his military sen-Ices. The documon
lary evidence against him consists of an
I order on Capt. Warwick of D company for
52.50 pnabh- to John A. Bull, and an
I order assigning his entlro pay and nllow
r ( nncc to C. T. Bellelmere He was re-
leased on his own recognizance, and will
i explain the circumstances to the court
' today.
I, The Uath lee ami Storage company, or
I ganlr.ed at Colorado Springs. Colo., filed
A a copy of Its articles of incorporation and
' acceptance of the provisions of the Utah
ll statutes Jn the office of Secretary of State
I Hammond yesterday. The capital stock
of tho company Is $150.(00, divided Into 1500
.shares of tho par' value of $100 per share,
i The following arc named as the directors
of the company; E. J. Ulrich. K. R, Bab
I hltt and F. L. Sherwin. "William Prack
I wlnkel of Salt Lake City Is made the local
I agent of the corporation. He will have
i his orfico In this city.
I 4"
Weather for today: Fair. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was 2S de
, greee minimum. 10 degrees.
At Other Points Max. MIn.
I Denver Clear 32
' Grand Junction Clear. ...3d r.
' Helena Pt. Cldy....n- l(
Pocatello Clear.... 2S S
Modcna Clear.... 34 10
WInncmucca . Clear.... 2 10
IKNUTSrOED HOTEL.
' The on place for comfort and ele-
I france. Fireproof; telephones In every
j rcoiv; modern In every way.
It. ' D. J. Sharn Coal Co.
Office," 73 South Main street Tele
phones 719 and 430.
J Yard No. 1, 1st South bet. 3rd and
' th "West. Telephone 719-3 rings.
: Yard No, 2, 12th South and 11th East.
' Telephone 59S.
. Yard No. 3, State bcL 13lh and 14th
Bouth. Telephone 105.
f "Waltz and two-ste-p in six private
I i 1. ss-oiis guaranteed nt Lolsclle's school
' for danciny, 113 Kast First South St.
I MYSTERY IF A MARRAI6E.
' Couple May Be Living- Together as
, j Man and "Wife When. They
Are Legally Single.
( Have Alma fc". "White and HarrleL Hltes
iman, vho secured a jnarrlage license
j from County Clerk James Wednesday,
been married, or did thoy lese their per
mit to ucd. This is a problem that has
I Ken agitatMig tho mind of the County
i Clerk. The license and certificate were
(, returned to their Clerk yesterday, sealed
!', In an envelope, just as they were Issued.
Jf through n blunder the person pcrform
j ing the ceremony, failed to comply with
ilhe law and tlu. couph; went through a
-proposed ceremony, thorn ther have noth
ing to show that they, arc man and wife,
, and tho Clerk has no record that thev
are such, Mr. James, however, is in
to c ined to believe that the certlllcatu was
j lest by the contracting parties' and found
' b a third person, who sent it to his rf
licc. It is up to the bride and groom to
call again at the city and countv building
I and straighten matters ouu
l .
I, We are prepared to Invest your funds
, o that they will bring you the largest
' i returns compatible with safety. You
hold the security. "We do tho work.
,. ilcGurrln & Co,. 13i Main St.
M For private instructions in dancinc;
j call at Loiselle's, 115 East First South
' I Si.
ITCat P.oyah Bread. It is pure and
I Mholeaome. Sold everywhere.
j Hotel Halls. Pleasant and comforta
; llilc, reasonable. 3rd So. and State.
I..
' t DIED.
HIWlMEi,. In this city. January 27, 1301,
Cienevlevc Hummel, of pneumoViin, aged
, r 6 months, littlo daughter of Mr. and
( Mr Robert lltimmr.
, l"niieral will be liehl fiom the rcEldencc,
I -Cr7 Pearl avenue. 1'ourth Cast, between
1 Sixth and Seventh South, todav fFriduv).
I Januaiy CCth, 1&0I. at 2 p, in. Interment
. ; V y cemetei v.
H. FLORISTS AND SEEDSMEN.
, ' SCITWAR'. & HKINCKE, FLORISVS.
, i Hi-edmen. 01 K. 2nd So. Tel. CCS. 1-001
' 1 n C MORRIS FLORAL CO., FU
) ncral deelgns, 51 up. McCornick bldg.
' FLORAL DHSICXS A SPECIALTY.
Richard K. Iflvnna. 3C Alain gt. Tel, 931.
Hl i SALT LAKK-IIUPDART I FLORIST
; njto. Largest greenhouso In the west gl73
I ! FUNKRAXi DESIGNS AND Al
, rangementa. Tlio P.oscrle, 142 Main. Tl.
k' O1033
'!,! FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
I ' K,CSPV ?' HALL, UNDERTAKKR
H. f J;?2bnlmer' OP p - HO "W. 2nd So.
1 j Tel. 1019.
i MONUMENTS ANO TOWBSTONE3
Ji K, MKENZJE. MONUMENTS. TOMB-
stones, 139 W. lut Ho. Write for prices.
G00B HOME TALENT MUSIC.
Local Singers and Performers Pre
sent a Meritorious Pro
gramme. An andlenco of perhaps 150 persona at
tended a concert given last night by
Claude 'j. Nctiloton in the First Metho
dist church, assisted by Mrs. Ella Cum
in In g-Wetzel 1, Miss Ethel M. Nctiloton
and Mr, John Held. Tho programme was
a woll-chosen one and, after tho audloncu
warmi'd tip, was well received. Mrs.
Wctzell sung "A House of Cards" with
excellent effect, and a little snatch,
"Merry, Merry Lark." she sang very
sweetly. The duet by Mrs. "Wetsell and
Mrs. Nettloton. with a comet obllgato,
was tho best of. tho evening. The accom
paniment of Mr. Ik-Id w:is perfect and
Mr. Ncttlcton's bass mane a good back
ground for Mrs. Wetzell's brilliant and
powerful soprano. On tho violin Mr. Net
tleton gave a fantastic selection from
Bazr.lnl and llm "Nightingale's Song,"
from Sarsate, well. Ills technique was
perfect ami the. selections required all
nls skill. Mr. Hold gave a cornet selec?
tion, "Berceu'c," by Godard, with beau
tiful effect. Miss Nettleton played two
piano solos and tho accompaniments.
The 1904 City Directory.
Polk's Salt Lake City Directory for
1904 Is about ready for press. Secre
taries of societies, clubs, etc., pastors
of churches nnd all others interested
nre requested to write, or call at the
Directory ofTicc nt once In order to In
sure correct insertion of their Informa
tion. "W. P. COOPER. Sec. and Mgr.
617-C20 Dooly building.
L03T.
WATCH FOB, GOLD MEDAL WITH
name engraved thereon. Return to Wil
son hotel office, suitable reward.
HORSE. HARNESS AND SLEIGH.
Return 'to McCoy's stable and receivo rc
v;ird. A PAIR OF GOLD-RIMMED GLASSES,
on Saturday, on 3rd streot car; return to
120 H St.; rewnrd. r2113
; GAFE3.
NEW' OR 2ND-IIAND; CASH, TRADE
or terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co., 42 E. 2nd S.
BROKER3.
GEORGE HATTON. STOCK BROICER.
No. 15 Montana house. East Second South;
Commission charged - of 1 per
cent. Certificates sent by registered mall
to out-of-town patrons. You pay no fee if
you buy from or soil to me. rlCT3
JUNX HOUSED.
WESTERN JUNK AND METAL YARD,
dealers In rags, scrap iron, bottles, metals
and rubber, hides, pelts, furs, wool, bees
wax and tallow. 123 S. State sL and 1014
S. State at. 'Phone 13S3-K. Salt Lako City.
m r6l
UTAH JUNK CO-, HIGHEST PRICE
paid for Iron, brass, rags, bottles, rubber,
copper, etc, C3 E Sth So. 'Phone 229. bS12
MEDICAL.
PRIVATE TROUBLES OF WOMEN,
confidcntlaL Mrs. Dr. Bee, 14 St. Elmo.
nsr-o
ELOCUTION.
GRACE DELLE DAVIS PIERPONT
School. Commercial Club bldg. rl724
MACHANICAL ENGINEER.
BIRGER V. BURMAN. 411 SO. W.
Temple, makes any kind of mcch. designs.
rlSJl
PAINTING.
JOHNSON & SON, PAINTER AND
contractor. 272 Stato st. rlCCO
fYlOVlNQ AND STORAQE.
REDMAN VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
moving, packing and shipping. 'Phone KS.
Office V2ij apd 12S S, W. Temple. hlWS
HAY, GRAIN AND COAL.
HAY, GRAIN. FEED. COAL. WHOLE
sale, retail. Marnane & Co.. 120 E. 2nd So.
Tel. l&Z. rS02
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND CON
structlon; large stock of latest chandc
llcrs. Intcr-Mt. Elcc. Co., 15 E. 1st So.
ACCORDIOH PLEAT1N3.
SUNBURST AND ACCORDION
pleating. Mrs. Jennena, 47 E. l3t So. ra413
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKER FROM THE EAST
would Uko family ngagemcnts; charges
icasonablo; best of references. Address
No 7G7 S. W. To tuple St., city. r21fQ
CARPENTERS AH3 JQBBER3.
ROY WATROUS. 67 E. 3RD SO. ELE
vator and job work. Tel. 1G7-Z. oS70
SCHOOL OF COOKERY.
MISS CANNON INSTRUCTOR; PAR
tlcularn at 24 E. So. Temple. rl279
I - 11 ;
PHYSICAL-CULTURE.
MA3S BURKELLA PIERCE. r IER
pont sohool, Commercial Club "bldg.
classes dally. rlZS2
TYPEWRITERS.
NEW OR 2ND-HAND. CASH, TRADE
or terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co., 4S E. 2nd
South.
PERSONAL.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC..
removed by X-rays or electric needle. Lula
Brooks, M. D., Constitution blk. rlOTG
STONE QUARRIES.
RED SANDSTONE, $10.M PKn roitD.
ImniMlatu drllverj Brown Slcmc Co..
No. 11 L. lat So., srcund floor. rlWS
SOCIETY NOTICES.
MASON3.
AROENTA LODGE NO. 3. F AND A.
M. At Masonic hall flrot Tuesday each
month. Members of sister lodges aJid so.
Journhic brethren Invited.
FRANK P. SHERWOOD, W. M.
MOSES C. PHILLIPS, secrotarj'.
WASATCH LODGE NO. 1. F AND A
M, Masonic hall, second Friday each
month. Members of sister lodges and so
journing brethren in good standing In
vited. A. BROWN. W. M.
A. J. LOWE, Seorctary.
MT. MO UTAH LODGE NO. 2. F. AND
A. M- Mnyonlo hall, second Monday each
month. Members of slsler lodges and Re
journing brethren In good standing in
vited. JAMES IL BROWN, W. SI.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
EL KALAH TEMPLE, A A. O. N. M.
8. Third Wednosday of each month. Ma
sonic hall at S p, m. All nobles .lojuorn
lnz invited.
C. F. JENNINGS, Potentate.
A. BROWN. Recorder.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
vliEliERln'cTM
Friday night hL 8 o'clock Ih Knights of
Pythlns hall. 251 Muln stract
JOHN RUSSELL, Connul Commandor.
T. K. NEWMAN. Chirk.
WOODBINE CIRCLH NO- 41 MEETS;
eVery Tuesday at I. O. O. F. hall.
SILVER MAPLE CIRCLE NO 1M
meets every Friday rdght at I. O. O. F.
hall.
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA. -
EVERGREEN L0DGe"4OE1MET3
every Monday at I. O. O. F. temple.
T. E. HARPER, F. M.
H. J. HESS. Secretary.
odd fellows,
'"'"oquTrrh encahmentjoTT
Second and fourth Tuesdays. 3 p. m. I. O.
O. F. temple.
UTAH LODGE NO EVERT
Thursday. 8 p. m , I. O. O. F. temple.
SALT LAKE NO. 2. EVERY FRIDAY,
i p. m.. at I. O. O. F. temple.
JORDAN LODGE NO 3. EVERY MON
day. S p. m . T. O. O. F. htvli.
RIDGLEY LODGE NO. 9. EVERY
Thursday, 8 p. m., I, O. O. F. temple.
ENTERPRISE LODGE NO. 15. EVERY.
Wednesday. 8 p. m.. I. O. O. F. temple
i
FIDELITY LODGE NO. 17, L O. O. F.
meets every Wednesday night at S o'clock,
L O. C. F. tAjijnlt. A'lsltors welcome.
E. B. HENDERSON, N. O.
' jr. C BMITII. Secretory
REREKAH NAOMT LODGE fD. OF
P-) No, 1 Even' second and fourth Sat
urdays. S p. m., I. O. O. F. temple.
MIRIAM LODGE CD. OF P..) NO. C.
Every first and third Saturday. 3 p. m., L
O. O. F. temple. Rebokahs Invited.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
""myrtle LODGENO iT EVEH.""
Tueodaj. 1C of P, hall, 2CI Main ntreet.
. ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODOE NO. 3.
Every Thursday evening. K. of P. hall,
CALANTHE LODGE NO. 4. EVERY
Monday, K. of P. hall.
LINCOLN LODGE NO. 7, K. OF P.
meets every Saturday evening, S o'clock'
K. of P. hail.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.
Every Thursday, 1. O. O. F. liall. Vlsitl-r-t
Knlchts Invited.
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.
"13aTt1la!E NO4
meets overy llrst and third Tuesday. 8 n
m., I. O. O. F. hall. '
FRATERNAL GRD":: OF liAGLES.
SALT LAKE AERIE NO. 67. EVERY
Friday, S p. m.. 11 W. Flm Soutlu
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.
SEGO LILY LODGE NO. 23 FIRST
and third Tuesday, S p. iu., A. O. U W.
hall.
ROYAL A RCANI UiM. '
l. couNCiirjrTNrTGDTm
Thursdays, Aucrbacli building.
H. A. JOPLIN, Rcr.
E. I JONES. Sec. s
i
DANISH BROTHERHOOD OF
AMERICA.
HAAECT"j , 6 D GKo7?8TEVE RY1ST
jid 3rd Thursday, L O. O. F. Jtompl
GPTICIAN3.
COLUMBIA OPTICAL CO., 2C0 MAIN.
Wholesale and retail manuf, opticians.
ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS.
DE BOUZEK ENG. CO. CUTS FOR
all purposes. 27 W. S. Teroplc. r3S7
LADIES' TAILORING.
PHIL HIDGIN. LADIES' TAILOR, 123
East 3rd So., next to Knutsford. r402
SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND.
SHORTHAND. FRENCH, GERMAN
Typewriting done. 226 D. F. Walker. rl725
PATENT3.
PATENTS FREE. CONSULTATION
office. 35 Eagle blk., 2nd floor- dlOlO
PLUMB1N1
H. B. DAVIS, PLUMBING. HEATING,
sewer work Tel. 1371-Y. 12S E. 2nd So.
DERMATOLOGY.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. MOLES. DOU
blc chins and all facial blemishes removed.
Eczema, pimples, oily skins, blackheaas
and large pores cured. Manicure, shampoo
and halrdrcssing done. Mrs. Dwinell Mc
Kay, cor 5th East and 2nd So. , rl&54
WHERE TO SHOP.
MOAB PRIZE APPLES; GUARAN
tcerd fresh eggs, choice creamory butter.
Lowest prices. Utah Produce Exchange.
C9 E. 1st So., 'phono 42S, r444
SP1DERLEG TEA. FINE, 0G POUND.
Reliance M. & J. Coffee (beat), 30c pound.
Cream brand Coffee. 17Vc pound.
Inter-Mountain T.. 78 W. 1st So. vnsc
MUSICAL.
MISS GERTRUDE DUXLAP. ORGAN
ist and- Baritone. Vocalist. Now Castle
Wyo., will lx' opwi for ngngoment Janu
ary 2, 1901. Denomination of church no
objection, and up-to-date uervlco guar
anteed,, j.1731
EOARD AND ROOMD.
NEWLY" FURNISHED ROOM AND
board for two, In one of tho tlncst private
homes; close In. 101 N. W. Templo st,
r217i
NICE ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
board. 2oC So. AVest Temple. rl99C
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD,
for gentlemen, private family, ?l.W per
week. GtJ East 1st North. rlS39
?. PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
In modern home. 1S7 N. W. Temple. r!2l7
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. ROOMS, EX
ccllent board, steam heat. 121 S. 6th East.
rll42
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH
board; new modern house. 324 S. 6th East.
P2357
PIANO TUNIN3,
W B. MOORE, REFINISHER AND
tuner of pianos, with Dayncs & Romucy
Piano Co.. Tel. 2070-K, -10 Richard st.
r223L
TEMPEST WOOD. PIANO TUNER
& repairer. HcleVs, :.l Main. Tel. 2102-X.
WALL PAPER CLEANING.
THE IDEAL PAPER CLEANING CO.,
Charles M. Gott. Manager. Leave your or
ders at the Smith Drug Co. 'Phono 233.
r!074
CASH REGISTERS.
NEW OR 2ND-HAND. CASH, TRADE
or terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co., 4S E. 2nd S,
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. OS
car Groahcll, sales agent, No. 221 Main st.
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always in stock. nlwO
MONEY TO LOAN.
CHEAP MONEY.
Any amount to loan on furniture, pianos,
warehouse receipts, personals or anv good
seeurlt. See us of you want money. Our
rates lowest In elt. Easy terms; plenty
of time. 129 IOlth-OBrlcn bldg. r21G3
WE HAVE A LARGE SURPLUS OF
money on terms unusualy favorable to
borrowers. Interest nnd expenses lower
than any place In Salt Lake. Tho Home
Trust & Savings Company. 6, S, 10 Wost
First South street. rl925
EASTERN MONEY AT LOW RATES
of Interest on city property.
Wicks. No. C9 State nt. rlM.T
ON IMPROVED OR VACANT PROP
erty: no commission or delay. Weir, 205
So. West Temple. r257
F. G. WOOD, S10 TO 5500. FURNITURE,
horses, etc.; easy terms. HU Main, R. 310.
oSG7
ON CHATTELS OR REAL ESTATE
any amount; any time. O, F. Peterson,
53 W. 2nd So.
J10 TO $25,000 ON CHATTELS OR REAL
estate. private Equitablo Loan and
Invest. Co.. 62Vj W 2nd So. p742
! ON ANY PROPERTY; YOU RETAIN
possession. The Stringer Co., 70 W. 2nd S.
ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS. EL
mer E. Darling & Co.. 6 W. 2nd So.
J10CO TO JW.OCO. ONE TO FIVE YEARS:
farm or city property. James K. Shaw,
under Walker Bros. bank. p59
ON 1 UTAH AND IDAHO FARM'S.
Miller & Vlelo. r.03 McCornick bldg1.
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS OR GOOD
security, without removal: private. E. F.
Stolzenberger, 15 W. 2nd So., room 2S.
CITY' AND FARM PROPERTY, 6 AND
7 per cent. J. L. Perkcs, IK S. W. Tomplo.
MONEY LOANED PRIVATELY'.
On furniture, pianos, etc., to ralarled peo
ple, without security, on your note; easy
payments; 3trlctly confidential. Cherry.
407 D. F Walker bldg. e!517
R. L. TRACY. 11 E. 1ST SO.. LENDS
mono3'; no commission, expense or delay.
WE LEND MONEY TO BUILD
houses. It is not necessary to have tho
house built first. We will advance tho
money as the houso progresses Lowest
rates. Part payment any time, and Inter
est reduced accordingly. McGurrin & Co..
134 Main street. mlS3S
ROOFIN3.
ROOFING AND REPAIRS REASON
ablc. S. L. Gravel Rooting Co., 419 W.
1st North. r26G
riASSAOE.
MRS. C. M. TRIPP. MASSAGE AND
magnetic treutmcnt. 35S S. W. Temple.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS.
HIGH-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES.
120 SO. MAIN ST. r905
WHERE TO STOP.
THE CLAYTON: ROOMS 5250 TO 55.CO
week. 21C So State st. nl40
ROOMS AND BOARD, 51 DAY UP;
weekly rates. 270 West So. Temple. rl015
HOTEL TELLURIDE, ROOMS 50c UP;
rates by week 22 E. 3rd So. p200
CENTISTj3.
DR. A SCOTT CHAPMAN. DENTIST.
C06-6 Scott-Strovell bldg. 'Phono 1SSI-Y
COLLECTIONS.
JOHN J. WALLACE & CO., D. F.
Walker bldg.. Salt Lake. Collect debts,
any part of . U. S. and' C-.wiada. Business
receives prompt attention. References
Walker Br.os. bank. Wrlto for terms.
rl725
AUTOMOBILES.
NEW OR 2ND HAND; EASY TERMS;
in perfect condition; come and seo our
bargains. Utah Auto Co., 370 Main. Tel.
1745-X. ni6cu
CARPET CLEANING.
UTAH CARPET AND WALL PAPER
Cleaning Co. Carpets cleaned on tho floor.
feathers renovated. 'Phone 17&7-K. nll62
STOVE AND FOUNDRY WORK3.
STOVES. RANGES, CASTINGS. RE
newed and repaired; dealers In stoves and
ranges Western Foundrj , 212 Stato st.
'Phono 1625-X. 01729
AUCTION SALES.
E. M. ONION. AUCTIONEER. 126 S.
West Temple. 'Phone 5o5, r3S9
K.'jO HEATERS, BA8EBTRNERS AND
ranges, necond-hand. Terms to suit. I X
L. Second-Hand Store, 233 S. State. plSOS
WANTET,
BY A MAN WITH NERVE. ABILITY
to rustle and some money, an Interest
In a small buslnesc that can bo built up.
Address Y 47. Trlbuno.
4 OR 5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR
married couple, or 3 rooms with bath for
housekeeping. Address P. O. box 224. pll03
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
men's cast-off clothing, hatu and shoes.
Send postal. 65 Commercial st. olC55
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND
rtpves. Sec Matscn, 219 State. 'Phone
i123-k, 1974
FURNITURE OR ANYTHING SEC-ond-hand;
nothing too largo or fluo. I. X.
L. 2nd-hand store. Tel. 490-2. 23S S. State.
m3J70
WANT ED--HE LP.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOKING
and general housework. 303 1st street.
r22M
ANY PERSON TO DISTRIBUTE OUR
samples; $2.G dally, steady. "Empire."
3,"23 Grand Boul.. Chicago. r2220
AN Al COOK FOR MINE BOARDING
houso; must bo able to take can? of
twenty people. Apply, with references,
to Supt. Newport, Nev., Mining Co., Fay,
Nov. r2223
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
no cooking. 3S0 So. 3rd East. - 1-2224
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
two In family: no washing. Apply 1053
East Second South st. r221G
GOOD. RELIABLE. ENERGETIC
man; uermanont position with good op
portunities of advancement. Room 233
Commercial Club building. r223S
LAD ABOUT IS. AS PORTER. ETC.
Apply at White. House Hotel. r2233
LADIES ONLY. ON GOOD SALARY,
for traveling and soliciting. Call from 10
to I Friday, at 319 So. W. Temple. r22K
A BOY TO LEARN THE DRUG
business, about 15 years of age. Apply
Dayton Drug Co., 2nd So. and State
1-2115
ARI3 YOU SATISFIED
with jour present position and salarv?
If not. write us for plan anil booklet. Wc
havo openings for managers, secretaries
advertising men, salesmen, bookkeepers,
mining men, etr., paying from J1(K to $10,
C00 a year. Hlch-grndn exclusively.
HAPGOOD'S (me.).
Suite F. 502 Pioneer Bldg.. Seattle, Wash.
MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER
trade; 8 weeks completes; positions guar
anteed; tuition earned while, learning;
licensed instructors; growing demand for
our graduates. Call or write for particu
lars. Moler's Barber college, 62 E. 1st So..
Salt Lake City. rl737
MEN-ALL BARBER WORK FREE
at Moler's Barber college, C2 E. 1st South.
rl737
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply No, CI First nt. rlGG5
NURSE GIRL FOR SMALL FAMILY.
203 South Fifteenth street.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 127 12th East. rol7
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers.
55 W. 2nd So. Tel. 461-2 rings. 0713
WANT ED --SITUATION.
2 FIRST-CLASS PAINTERS AND PA-per-hnngers,
work by dnv or contract:
call or write. 17-13 So.. 7th East. r2222
BY JAPANESE STUDENT, IN oF
flce. morning and evening. Address G 39.
Tribune- r2109
STEADY" JOB BY MAN THAT CAN DO
rough carpenter work: havo tools; would
l:ke position with aome real-estate ngent3
that have properties to keep In repair or
some mining concern. Address G 33.
Tribune. r2092
BOY 17 Y'BARS OLD TO WORK FOR
board and room and go to school. 'Phono
1137-X. r2170
SITUATION AS ASSISTANT BOOK
keepcr for small concern: three years" ex
perience; best of references. Address 955
East 1st South.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS A
position as elevator man or nlghtwatch
man in a store. Address P. O. Box 12
city.
WANTED AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTED; EITHER SEX;
terms liberal. 311 Progress bldg. rlS52
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ROOMING-HOUSE. 12 ROOMS, LEASE
3 years, location 2nd So ; Hue trade from
the mining camps, price 5550. Wo have
other bargnlns. See us. Miller & Miller,
room S. St. Jams hotel.
GOOD PAYING 2-CIIAIR BARBER
outllt; good location; stock and ranch
country. John R. Robinson, Blackfoot,
Ida. 1-222$
GROCERY" STORE COMPLETE, WITH
delivery. SikO; cheap rent, with valuable
lease of store and residence, lino locntlon,
Enst side; a real bargain: must sell at
once. Address G 42, Tribune. r2221
NEW, COMPLETE ASSAYING OUT
fil; cheap. Jnq. 225 D. F. Walker bldg
1-2219
ALMOST NEW UPRIGHT PIANO
cheap. 212 West 1st So. r2167
FURNITURE OF 7-ROOM BOARD-lng-houso:
house for rent. G 30, Trlbuno
1-2100
A NO. 1 FRESH JERSEY" FAMILY
cow. 35 S. 7th Enst. '
f RM. COTTAGE FOR SALE FOR
cash, cast ride. Address G 32, Tribune
r20it
GASOLINE ENGINE FOR SALE. 059
Stato sL rl733
FURNITURE FOIt SEVEN-ROOM:
house. 150 So. 2d W. ri612
FURNITURE OF A 7.ROOM MODERN
house; very reasonable. 410 E. 3rd So.
rl547
A PART OR ALL OF AN OLD ESTAB
lished business In this city, with an In
vestment of over 53O.0CO.CO. paying a net
proht of. r700.00 a month. The buyer must
have good business ability, capablo of
taking management, together with at
least 515.000.(0 In cash to Invest. For fur
ther information address G 21. Trlbuno".
rl4S2
ALL KINDS OF HORSES. IOWA
stable. 129 W. So Temple. rlOlO
GOO0 SHARES PAYMASTER MINING
Co. capital stock. Address M 13, Trlbuns.
r556
FOR SALE 1903 WINTON TOURING
car, cost ?2C00; two $40 headlamps. JC0
worth extra tires, all nr.n-class order,
51850. Colorado Automobile Co,, 1C10 Court
Place, Denver, Colo., selling agents for
Columbia 21-h. p. and Knox IC-h. p. gas
oline tpurlng-cars. r33
HACK, ALSO ROCKAWAY" CAR
rlag; good order. 15 W. 2nd So., rooai 2i
P1817
SNAPS IN FARM. PROPERTY ARE
advertised right along in The Inter-Moun-taln
Farmer. Advertisers make sales, too.
WEATHER STRIPS AT RIVERS
Bros., 1-W ilaln streets oizis
o
FOR RENT.
9-ROOM MOD., FURNACE, ETC.,
barn; Gen. Penrose house. 109S 3rd St., J35.
Llttl.! : Little, No. 4 W. 2nd So- r2217
MODERN 4-ROOM COTTAGE; NO
children. Apply 120 W. 4th So. r2234
TWO NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. CO W. 6th So. r3240
FOUR-ROOM BRTCK COTTAGE. ST.
Louis ave., No. 021. between 4th and Gth
North fits, and 5th and Cth West sU.
Key at No. G32. r2110
1 ROOMS, PRICE 510. 2S0 SOUTH
10th West st. r2U4
SMALL HOUSE 2 ROOMS. PANTRY,
closet. 2C3 Cth East. No children.
S-ROOM MODERN BRICK. HOT-WA-lor
heat, nicely furnished; east side. Jos.
K. Shaw, under Walker's bank. rlfrL
S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, RU9SEL
Tracy, No. ll E. 1st So. r!L
IIOUSE, 5 ROOMS. BATH, CTH SOUTH.
'6 block from Muln. Inquire 331 D, F.
Walker block- rIGjI
STORE AND FOUR ROOMS. 303 EAST
4th So.. 515.00 per month. Inquiro J. Glan
fleld. 31 So. 1st Wost.
A COMPARATIVELY NEW BIOHT
room modorn brick house, furnished, fur
nace Call at 75 Second st. Owner leav
ing city.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES. J.
Donnon Reavls, 78 W. 2nd 8o. Phon 173.
JO HOUSE3. ALL KINDS. PRICES
end locations. Tuttlc Broi.. 149 Main st
HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS AND BATH. 125
So. Cth West; rent 520.00. r449
7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. WITH
furnace. 377 E. Sth So. r4S5
7-ROOM COTTAGE. ENTIP.ELY MOD
ern, at C34 So. Main. r247
FOUR ROOMS; FURNITURE FOR
sale; snap; parities leaving city. 310
Const, blk.
C-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. BATH,
well located. Inquire Miller &, VIele, Mc
Cornick block. Tel. 975-IC. plSOo
LARGE STOREROOM ON MAIN ST..
hot. 2nd and 3rd So. Houston Real Es
tato Inv. Co.. 251 Main. plOSS
3 UNFURNISHED SUITES IN JEN
nlngs block for bachelor apartments. In
qulre 15 W. 2nd South, room 2S. pUOO
7 AND S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE;
steam and hot water heat: cIoho In. James
K. Shaw, under Walker Bros.' bank. nl5S3
TWO NEW THOROUGHLY- '.MODERN
S-room rcsidonccs. No. 41C East 2nd South.
Inquire at promises from 3:30 io 4:30 p. nu
7-ROOM HOUSE IN PARK TER
raee. Inquiro U. U. Hlskev, 201 McCor
nick blk. pi7
XET w-vT SOME HOUSES TO RENT.
Hill Invest. Co.. 15C So. W. Temple. mllO
FOR RENT--FURNISH ED.
FI RST-CLASS A CCOM MOD AT IONS ;
en sulto or single. 217 E. iBrlghnm; tour
ists entertained. r2225
TWO NICELY" FURN. ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. 133 E, 2nd So. xtV)
ONE OR TWO GOOD ROOMS FOR
housekeeping, irj. W. 2nd So. rssu
FURNISHED ROOMS. PRIVATE
family; rent. reasonable. 251 E. 2nd So
1-2239
FOUR ROOMS. PANTRY". BATH.
mod. 7 AYhltaker Ct.. 3rd So., W". Temple
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS
ground lloor if desired; modern. 206 w'
-"d So. rri63
DESIRABLE S-ROOM FURNISHED
house. Apply Hi Dooly bile r2J'7
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM,
with or without housekeeping. 129 E
1st South. r2lli
FURNISHED 3-ROOM HOUSE, OR
would sell furniture. 235 W. 3rd South.
2 OR 3 ROOMS EN SUITE. NIC EI A"
fum. for housekeeping. 1C4 E. 2nd So.
12110
C30 9TH EAST. S-ROOM MODERN.
"U elr, 20. So. West Temple. r09;
FURNISHED ROOMS. HOUSEKEEP
Ing or board, fo N. 1st Wost st. r2101
A NICELY FURN. C-ROOM HOUSE;
all modern Improvements. 455 So. 2nd EhhL
1-2105
NICELY" FURN. MODERN ROOMS.
steam heaL close Jn. 325 So. 2nd East.
7-ROOM HOUSE OR FURNITURE
for sale. 212 W. 1st So. r049
FURN. ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
housekeeping. 133 -3th East; private fam-lly-
T2053
FRONT SUITE, MODERN HOUSE, $1
board close by. -'.10 3. 6th EhsL VlS4i
CHEAP. FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without housekeeping. 212 W. 1st So.
rl315 '
4 NICELY" FUR. ROOMS. BATH, El. L.:
housekeeping; no children. C55 S W
Templo st. " rMj
SEVEN-ROOM! MODERN" FURN
house, close In. desirable locality. Apply
to Co-op Second-Hund Store, 224-226 So
Stat0 at- ncri
OFFICE AND FURNISHED ROOMS
modern. IB South Main at. a'
THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
kecplng; no children. 11 Kendall terrace:
f-TC1?11'1?0 noOMS: HOUSEKEEP
Ing If desired. 46S S. Stato Pt. $9
2 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
hot, cold water, bath. 053 3rd East. pl.s
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping: also rooms with or with
out board. &1 i-;at First So.
vil3 WITH OR WTXHOUT BOARD".
Modern, furnaco heaL 225 W. 6th SoT
o274j
FURN. ROOMS, WITH OR WITH
out housekeeping. 35 So. W. Temple.
J rl3il
LOCKSMITH.
IvEYS MADE.
MEREDITH. 151 SO. W. TEMPLE.
CLAIRVOYANT3,
WE TELL YOUR NAME AND JUST
what ynu wish to know about business
changes, property, mln.s, claims, money!
sickness, all lovo affairs, friends, adapta
tions money and anything else. Remem
ber frun it not correct. If you cannot call
wiS k US Arno-Dlckaon Bros., S
Wrest Second South sL r222.
WI3 MOVE TO 159V, SO. MAIN ST
Monday. A mold -Dickson Bros. r2227
MERCHANT TAILOR3.
n!ilJ 1 ORDR. UP. FIT GU.VR
nntced. borensen & Jirscn, 115 W. 2nd
aouu- k!352
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEOM3.
r ?,n?M-rtr SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
Lulu Brooks, M. v.. Constitution nlkl
I , ?1077
2x10 and right of , $ft
6th E.. J3000, JJ 2nd 8, E-
2Vx7. cor., on 3rd sL f,i '7lE
H2M. L rAclllS 8 ,MVH
Almost now Groom presj-i t
st por. bath, toilet E i!WlJ,Tl, -jL-
Finn 6-room mod. 2-storv
furnace, etc. 2V. blks -IJ'r?'iM iM
24xl0 and C-niom mod hnlmt3t
2 Ulks. from Main, mom nK
20 rods, so. frontage nn j
Little & Lltllo, NoVg!. 1
For ?uri
A 3-roomcd pressed fcHv m
ots; lot 50x110 ft. trallev pAnt7.l
ay., near 11th I5aat; chv 2.wSi
vice. Terms 5300 cah balaSSJV5
tce MT tfti
a r . I,,0r J1SG9. ?U
A 5-roomed pressed brlrv .il.
pantrj', closets, etc. . on nHlI1''' m1
9th So.; lot 38xiw h??jS'nv;J
easy terms. c!ih,
Fn7?1573. 'W
A -1-roomcd frame jih.i . m
fenced; fruit trees; n uil.,flW,
ng; lawn; house In nnc c3,'lD
lgenume bargain; d?ift,S
For 'I
A C-roomod houso and him . fl
rods; house modem;
We havo a Wg list of nnw.n'
books, Tho above are
our many bargains. If you iin fe!'
shall bo pleased to show you r "hi?5 1
we know wo can milt you. rtattitU
THIS MAY SUIT Yfm ;
LOT lt FT FRONT ,
DEEP, WITH 1-ROOMED Rorop
SMAIL STORE. THIS iff.'
PLACE FOR A ROOMlNTnnV
WAREHOUSE: ACROSS TIIF J
FROM PROPOSED LXIOV
THIS. WILL PAY YOU TO IJ,YQ
THE REGE REALTY CO
ROOMS 18-17 OVER WALKEpa BJUi
B
4- RM. BRICK, GOOD LOCATIOVft
oasy torms. , s
5- room brick, modern, cellar ' 1
cash, ?20 a mo. ' lf'- I
Choice Stato st. frontage, m mr
Hubbard Invt Co., 73 fr. 2nd Si
OAKLEY.
13 blocks from Temple hiR(, Uxtl J
city water, street car, shade tr'e p2
lng up rapidly with modern w y
whore1" Oakley before bujf
Hubbard Inv. Co.. 7S W. 2nd Si. c
" COSY HOME. j
o-rm. house, fruit, shade, bara hrr.i
I12C0.M See Goddard. under
. . H
A TEN PER CENT INVESTME
New house, pressed brick. Cv r
plumbing, cement wallcs In raM 1
i-lrect. ..lectric lights; v111 rnt tot
per month. Price. 32000; jo dora t
Eiith'we .
IT SHOULD NOT SEEM BIFFICr
to select a home when you cm hi
1 -room 2-story brick hou?e; portn
path, good plumblny, connected t
sewer, on a lot 27Vj rcis No. QQ
for J3C00. by paying 5350 or mors caji:
53o or moro pr month, including
A 7-room mod brick, on P su btlr
-Rd and 3rd sts, east front, well p
at J3m.
A full 2-story 7-room brick. 00 xcdh
on lft et., facing south and nest
51350. U
A 9-room modern 2-?tory on htst.cr
ne.r P. st.. worth ;500. for 5V.O). 1
A RIchter, 19 W. 1st South sL Tel JL
TUTTLE BROS . HD MAIN ST. I
CoO For a neat -r cottape on TV.!
Temple St.. large lot and clty-sii
It's near Sth W. st.
5 !3 Nice 3-r. bk. cottage, cllv water
lino locality N st., near 2nd tl
51S-X) Buys- a cottage home, neat detij
large lot and 4 very fine larjte rw
not far from Wasatch school, Di
lington. Price just lowered la
5S00 to J6000. For modern komu, t
every modern convenience, l&al
In the very lest dlttrlcts of El
, Lak. City. We handle over W3J
worth of non-re.oldent proptrt
These people want 10 pt 11
money and therefore offer then
bargains. It will pay you to teti
and talk it o er 'before, buj-ioy, I
Tuttlo Bros.. Progress-Herald bi(.fi
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. If. P.;
R. lands. E. J Wills, 13 W 2nd So. iH
WE SELL REAL ESTATE. TH
all. Tuttlo Bros . 149 Main, red balH
- ACREAGE! ACREAGE'!
Six acres near 14th South, exce'
fruit or chicken farm. Lst-clasf1
right, property adjoining sclllngce I
to" 54W per acre. But owner mustmoi
If taken at once 513IO tsdtes It. '
The cheapest lots In the city, J
near Liberty pork, 5125 to $20), s
For bargains in modern homes e: 1
once, l,
A. McKollar & Co.. W 2nd So.,,
ROOMING-HOUSES,
See GODDARD, under Valkcfs
. L li
BROWN S IN TOWN SELT
estate, loans money, writea lnsursnctj
11 E. 1st South. ' j
RANCHES, FARMS, ACREAGE, E
list of our real estate paper fr ata
Harrington & Courtney, 15 "W. JJ
S. B. WESTERFIELD. C0
blk. Houses, lots and buslccss proPgj
OAKLEY.
Building up' rapidly wiUi metlsro prsa
brick houses. No house to cost i H
SltXO. High level ground. eitrt car. P
water. Lots JIM to $250. 510 cash. Jo
Hubbard Invt. Co.. "S W. 2nd Soue
fi
A RANCH. LOCATED ON THEjHjj
boldt river and tho Southern Pa.'n
road, nt Hallcck. Nev.. containing,
acres of tlno meadow and hay 13J','' 1
ing annually 1200 tons of h?J:JL2'
acres of watered land in a P'l 'riirii
A raodern hotel nri-I a 9-rpom dttfw
house, comolctcly furnished: mm
bles. corrals nnd all other nccessanr t
buildings aro located upon the lane
I will also noil with said vroptn
head of cattle. 60 head of RWy
horses. 5 wagons and harness. Jun
Implements and 700 tons of M. ,
property will bo hoM altogether.
For further particulars Inquire or
to M. McCair. Hallcck Statlcc. r-,,
county, Nev '-
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE iNjg
ment Co. Real cstato and loan v
51 Matn street.
SELLS REAL ESTATE. Sg
loans. Edw. M. Ashton. 2T7 Dttl
bldg.
PLACE TO BUY HOMES I OR
lots. C. W. Miller. 112 XJniJ.
REAL ESTATE. LIONET pjH
Cannon. & Cannon. 24 E. fco -ZM
A NET 0 PER CENT IJJSB
In property centrally loeatw. ; thtf .t
ties aro suro to ad-ancc. enW rPw
speculation and much niora "jM
than a real estato niortgaV fc ;
Shaw, under Walker Bro.lJ
REAL ESTATE. RENTS. LOAf
HU1 Invest Co4 155 So. .W. Jcw

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