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10 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY 9, 1909. 1
I OR. ALBERT PENCK
L PAYS VISIT TO HIT!
i 1 1
I
I Xoted German Scientist Spends
J a Pleasant Day in Salt
Lake. .
"Dr. Albert Pcnck. noted Gorman sci
entist, and further distincuishcil as tho
holder of the Kaiser Wilhclni professor
' i ship of geolocy at Columbia university
for the past five months, was mi inter
ested visitor in Salt Lake- Monday. The
doctor arrived in tho city Sunday nip-lit
1 and left Monday oven in for Los An
geles over ilio Sail. Lake route. Dr.
' lJcnck had intended to make a. stay of
several days in Salt. Luke, but, was be
hind his schedule because of several
dclavs in crossing Now Mexico, and
i as the recent snows mado a very satis
factory study of tho ceolocic.il icatures
of our valley out of tho question, ho
decided not to remain.
Dr. Ponck is on his way hack to
German, where ho holds the. chair oi
T'bysioeraphy in the "University of Ber
lin. His work at Columbia has boon in
, connection with tho Wilhclm professor
ship, an honor jriven each year Ijv the
kaiser himself to .some. German schol
ar, who travels to this- country and
Cives an extensive series of lectures
! to tho students who are interested m
his particular line at; Columbia. The
doctor is planning to cross tho Pacific
H and return by rail across Siberia to
I ' Berlin.
I,; Many Sleepless Nights, Owing to a Per
sistent Cough; Relief Found at
I Last.
"For several winters past my wife
has been troubled with a most pcrsist
( cut and disagreeable, couch, which in
j variably extended over a period of sov
I ernl weeks and caused her many sleep
less nichts,'' writes Will J. Hayuer, ed
itor of the Burlcy (Colo.) Bulletin.
Various remedies wcro tried each year,
I with no bcnolicial results. In Novem-
ber last the cough again put in an ap
pearance, and ni3 wife, acting on tho
suggestion of a friend, purchased a hot
tie of Chamborlain's Cough Remedy.
The result was, indeed, ruarvolous.
J ' J After three doses the cough entirely dis
' appeared, and has not manifested it
self since' This remedy is for salo
by all druggist s.
II New EncorporaEioiis
j Articles of Incorporation of the Mc-
( GilfT Orchard anrl Commission company
I of ogden were filed with tlio secretary
j of tnu Monday. The capital stock Is
Sl.-.ii.fino, divided Into as many shares, val
j tied at $1 each, of which 125.000 shares
fj i pnld up in the taking over of the
McGrlff orehnid and farming business.
' The remaining 25,01)0 shares arc sot apart
w as treasury stock. 15. G. MeGrlft is
' president. Ollvo A. McGrlff vice president.
IX If. Adams secretary and Joseph 13.
Wallace treasurer. These also form the
board of directors. '
t
Tho Moapa Investinont company, of
i Provo incorporated with a capital of
, 5100,000, divided Into 1000 shares valued
1 .it Sic each, of which 47G are treasury
stock, to carry on a general Investment
and Irrigation business. 15. S. Hinckley
Is president. J. W. P.ean vice president.
Vivian Hinckley secretary and treasurer;
and these, with 12. L. Jones. Samuel E.
Hinckley and Alonzo Billings, form the di
rectorate, j
"l The TIntic Power and Supply company
! Incorporated with a capital of ?r000. di
vided Into fifty shares valued at $10 each,
to carry on a general power business at
Robinson, Juab county. The. officers arc:
William J. Adams, president; John
I Adams, vlco president; George Jones, sec
retary and treasurer. Elizabeth A.
Adums and Pearl M. Jones, with the
' foregoing', form the. hoard of directors.
, ir
The Johnson Paint and Glass company
of Provo incorporated with a capital of
S10.U00. divided into 1000 shares valued
at $10 nplocc, of which 754 are set apart
as treasury stock, to carry on a paint
,, and glass business. Jesse W. Johnsou
is president, Leo W. Johnson vlco presi
1 dent. Frank C. Johnson secretary and
treasurer, and these also form the board
1 of directors.
If WOMEN INSTRUCTORS
j TO BE CONSIDERED
I' The committee of the city school board
(I on teachers and. school work will meet at
' l o'clock Thursday afternoon, and among
I other things will wrestle with Mr. New-
'I man's proposition to abolish women in--
struetors in the manual training depart
ments. Claiming that women tend to make
) "mollycoddles" of tho boys, Mr, Newman
j precipitated a lively row In the board at
' ' its last meeting by tho introduction of'
1 a resolution that the superintendent be
,i Instructed to employ men Instructors to
1 take the place of women In the manual
( training departments of the city's pub-
lie schools.
I. THE DIST-KTCT COURT OP THE
United States for the District of Utah.
i1 In the matter of James B, MeCarty,
bankrupt. No. 1232 In bankruptcv. Pc
i' tltion for discharge.
K To the Honorable John A. Marshall. Judgo
' of the District Court of the United
I States for the District of Utah:
James B. MeCarty of- Salt Lake City, In
1 Hie county of Salt Lake and Slate
,, of Utah, in said district, respectfully rcp-
. ; represents that on the 21th day
1 1 of December last past, ho was
1 duly adjudged bankrupt under the
acta of congress relating to
bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered
all his pioperty and rights of property,
and has fully compiled with all tho re-
, nilrements of said acts and of tho order;
i , of the court touching Ids bankruptcv.
1 1 , Whcr'.-fori; he prays that he may tic de-
', " creed by the court to have a full discharge.
. iron) all debts provable against his estate
' under said bankrupt nets, except such
ij, ilftbtf- as arc excepted by law from such
I discharge,
'i Paled this Sth day of Febninrv. a. D
1U09. JAMlfS 12. McC.YRTY, '
I Bankrupt. I
H( ORDER OF' NOTICE THEREON.
'. District of Utah,
j j On this Sth day of February, A, D., 1000
t i on reading the foregoing petition it Is
ordered by the court that a bearing be
'd upon the same on the 24 tb day of
February, A. D. 1900. before said court
j I at Suit Lnko City, in said district, at 10
H; o'clock in the forenoon, and Hint notice
thereof be published In The Salt
Luke Tribune, a newspaper printed In
l said district, and that nil known creditor"
; and oilier persons In Interest may appear
I at the said time and place and show cause
jh' " any they have, why the praver of tho
Ht said petltlonor should not be granted.
H.'i And il 13 further ordered bv tho court
that the clerk shall send by mall to all
' ' known creditors copies of said petition
j' ' l and this order, addressed to them at thel
j places of residence as stated.
!' Witness tho Honorable John A. Mar-
i; . shall, judge of the said District court, and
, the seal thereof, at Snlt Lake Citv, tn
j faitldlrlct, on the Sth day of February.
' ''Attest: ' JERROLD P.. LETCHER.
V Seal of Court. Clerk.
j By Margaret is, Cornell, Deputy Clerk.
DIED
BOWERS In this city, on February 8,
1001', Philip B. Bowers, aged 77 years.
0 months and 22 days, at tins residence
of his son, C. E. W. Bowers, 7S0 South
Fifth East. Tlmo of funeral to be an
nounced later.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EBER W. HAM,. UNDERTAKER AND
embalmcr, 225 S. West i'emplc; phones
1019. v93
THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs. Under Nnt.'I Bank of Rep.
MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. K.
I McKcnzle. Display yards 122 S. State.
! WA1ED
IF yOU WANT TO BUY REAL ESTATE,
business property, or home, see J. W.
Ktlleen Co.. 218 Main st. mS40
ALL KINDS SECOND-HAND CLOTH
ing, trunks, valises; best prices pntd. 28
Commercial st. Reply by postal card.
Phones 3771. t74
YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
Salvation Army. Both phones. t2101
FOUR MORE STUDENTS TO TAKE
tho plnccs of those who have recently
been placed In good-paylncr positions by
the Gatrell Practicul Business School.
Hooper Bldg. nSOO
TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND
mattress remakVng. Utah Bedding and
Mfg. Co. Both phones 3S3. b303
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON,
brass, rags, bottles, rubber, copper, etc.
Utah Junk Co., S10 So. 4th West. Phono
229. z307 j
YOUR FURNITURE. WHEN IT NEEDS
rcupholstcrlng. Samples and estimates ,
on request. Phones 3299. S. L. Mattress
and Mfg. Co. d759
TO BUY. A 3 OR 4 -ROOM FRAME
building to bo moved awuy. 821 S. 2nd
East. k2073
10 OR 12-ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE IN.
To sell or exchange for Salt Lake City
property, 100 acres of good land, near
Garland, Utah; full water right.
A house and lot In Salt Lake City,
Utah, for land near Caldwell, Idaho.
GIESY-WALKER CO.. Tribune Bldg.
m23 .
TO BUY, CART AND HARNESS; MUST
bo in good condition and cheap. Sco
Circulation manager of Tribune. mlSGl
PIANO PLAYER WITH $200; MAKE S50
per week. L. Truscott, C3J W. 2nd So.
m2407
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes, etc. Bell phono 5023. C9 Com
mercial st. m2477
WANTED. FRONT AND BEDROOM
downstairs In private family; cast 3ldo
preferred: must be modern: references
exchanged. Address T-23, Tribune. m2S28
TO BUY. FOR CASH, FROM OWNER,
small, reasonable lot, c.Iopo In, 25x50 to
50x50 feel. Address W. 1G Tribune.
mSiOt
STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE, ANY
size, any location, for spot cash. W-22.
Tribune. m3472
YOUNG AND FAT CALVES. DRY AND
fat cows, bulls. Saunders, phono C570-Y.
n55
WE MAKE NO BRAG. BUT THE FACTS
are these: We have placed moro pupils
In good-paying positions than uny other
school in tho west. We liavo tho best
system, the shortest course, tho most rea
sonable terms and competent teachers.
Our pupils leave us thoroughly satisfied
with our methods of Instruction. Gatrcll's
Practical Business School, Hooper Bld.
. n499
HIGHEST PRTCE PAID FOR SECOND
hnnd furniture. Bell 9S3. 315 South
State. TI. E. 'Gicrs & Co. nllo
TO BORROW, $1500 ON" IMPROVED
real estate. Jnd. phone 35S9. nll4
TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER. A 7
or 0-room modern cottage, north or
cast. Address W-1C, Tribune. n30G
TO HIRE GOOD DELIVERY HORSE
for about 2 months. Tmiulro Burgess
Meat Market. -1th So. and 4th E. nCSo
SOLICITOR OF ADDRESS AND CULTT
vatcd personality. Call Monday, 531
Constitution bldg. nlS3
2500 YOUNG DESERT RANGED EWES.
H. K. Wobcr. 20C-7 Scott Bldg., Salt
Lake City. Utah. jiTfi 1
TWO GENT'S NONDESCRrPTIE TICK
ets for Los Angeles. Must bo cheap.
E. P. W 270 W. South Temple. n7G5
TEAMS WANTED. CITIZENS' COAL
Co. nSlS
BY MIAN AND WIFE, FURNISHED
house for tho summer; best reference
given. Address X-1S, Tribune. n822
WANTED A GOOD SECOND-HAND
trunk; steamer preferred. X-22. nS33
WANTED SALESMEN
WANTED. SALESMEN 'of ' ABILITY
and neat appearance to call on mer
chants In their territory; elegant side line,
convenient to carry; good commissions;
prompt remittance. Belmont Mfg. Co.,
Cincinnati, O. kll73
HOUSEKEEPERS' LABOR-SAVING
conv eniences and novelty kitchen uten
sils; ood pay. Apply at Novelty Utility
Agency, at 71 So. W.. Temple. e3125
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Utah.
In the matter of Joseph R. Auguston,
vol. bankrupt. In bankruptcy No. 1213.
To the creditors of Joseph R. August on of
Salt Lake City, in tho county or Salt
Lake, and district aforesaid, a, bank
rupt. Notice Is hereby given that on the 22nd
day of January. 1909. the said Joseph R.
Auguston was duly adjudicated bankrupt;
and that the Mrst meeting of his creditors
will be held at my oflico In the Commer
cial block, Salt l.ako City, Utah, on tho
17th day of February. 1909, at 10:30 o'clock
in tile forenoon, at which time the snld
creditors may attend, prove their claims,
nppolnt a trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact, such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Salt Lake City. Feb. C. 1909.
CHARLES BALDWIN,
j Referee In Bankruptcy.
WEBER & OLSON. ATTORNEYS-AT-!aw.
Salt Lake City. Utah. In the dis
trict court of the Third Judicial district
of tho state of Utnh. county of Salt
Lake. Elisabeth Brooks, plaintiff, vs.
Ed Brooks, defendant. Summons.
The staie of l'lah to the said defendant:
You arc hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after tho service of
tills summons upon you, if served within
tin- county in which this action Is
brought, otherwise, within thirty days
after service, and defend the above eii
i tilled action; and In case of your failure
so to do, Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand of
the complaint, which has been Hied with
I the clerk of said court. Tills action is
I brought to recover a judgment dissolv
ing thebonds of matrimony heretofore
I existing between you and the plaintiff.
! AVEBElt & OLSON.
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
V. O. address: No, 401 Scott building,
Main street. Salt Lake City, TJlali.
ESTATE OF J. A. GOODHUE,
DECEASED.
The undersigned will sell at private
salo:
Lots 13 and I I. block 1. Geneva addi
tion, being a subdivision of lot 11. block
21. five-acro plat A, Big Field survev.
situated in Salt Lake county, Utah, and
containing about 28 square rods, on or
after February IB, 1909, and written bid3
will be. received at room 401. D. F
Walker building. Salt Lake City, Utah!
Terms of sale, 10 per cent of amount bid to
accompany bid and the balance cash
upon confirmation of sale.
M. B. SOWLES. Administrator. '
Datod February 3, 1909. nlOS
BilHHIIHHHHEHilllHiHHiRil9HRIHHHHHHHHHHflBHHHiHHIH9BH
The New Way to Sell Things
Instead of .yon. trying to find a buyer for your old clothing and furniture, casli buy
ers are looking for you. The way the" look for you is in Tribune "Want Ads. Kead
them now and see. You will learn who will pay good prices for the things yon have
been so anxious to sell.
Don't think, because your old clothing is a little worn or out of style that it has lost
its value. 2Iany people make a business of dealing in this class of goods. They pay
good prices, too. '
You can sell furniture, even if it is broken; old style folding beds, old model sewing
machines bring good prices. Many people are anxious to buy relics, old newsxapers
containing important items, and so on. Ecad Tribune Want Ads now. Answer those
that interest you. The buyer will call at your home prepared to pay cash for whatever
you have. ( v
WANTED HELP MALE
INCREASE YOUR SALA.RY CHECK.
Do it now. Start that courso with the
Utah Business college. m!665
STROCKS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Ilcudquartcre for laborers.
4 E. 2nd South. Phones -16-1. c743
WANTED EXPERT ACCOUNTANT ;
one able to thoroughly audit accounts.
Address X-I. Tribune. n4S2
ONE LTVE REAL ESTATE SALESILN,
also ouo good flro insurance man on
commission. Call from 12 to 1:30. J. ID.
Funic & Co.. 202-203 D. F. Walker. n590
WANTED YOUNG MAN OR YOUNG
lady In overy town in U. S. to sell our
popular music direct to tho people. Piano
plaver orofcrrcd. Write for particulars.
Nlgthlngaio Music Pub, Co., 03 W. 24th
St.. New York City. n!31
NON-UNION MACHINISTS. BOILER
mukcrfl, blacksmiths, locomotive pipe
men, handy men and helpers, with rail
road oxperlcncc. Apply In person at
309-10 Wcstbank Bldg., San Francisco, or
rooms 14 and 15, Hotel Orange, Los An
geles, Cal. ' nC51
ONE HOUSE PAINTER. CALL 457
Hazel court, off 13. 4th So., between
nth and Gth East. Ind. phono 1511. John
Schutter. ; nSJO
WANTED HELP FEMALE
GmLloX7TE?CE
in family. No. 13 Bransford. nlO
AT ONCF.. A COLORED WOMAN FOR
housework; no washing. 827 So. Main
street. mll07
EVERY LADY TO HAVE SKIRT.
waist or coat pattern cut to order, by
vour measure j guaranteed to fit. Mme.
Phillips, Cannon house, 20S West South
Temple. Phone 4398-Z. kl361
IT WBliL PAY YOU A COURSE IN THE
Utah Business college. We train for
tho best service. ml666
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER.
311 Dooly Bik. n223
GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; MUST BE
"good cook; only 2 in family. 5S So. Ith
East. ' n2S2
GJRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
to care for child. No. 1 Smith apts,
11283
WANTED. STENOGRAPHER; ONE
who can do public work. Address Box
101 1, City. u381
LADIES TO WORK FEW HOURS EACH
day In own locality; pleasont, perma
nent business. Apply, D to 12, Suite 57.
Metropolc Hotel. m2132
EXPERIENCED GENERAL HOUSE
girl; good cook; family of two; desira
ble home for right party; must have best
of references. Apply Mrs. Throckmorton,
Federal Heights. n5S0
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework; no cooking. Apply 131 II st.
n57G
GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. FAM- j
My of three; comfortable home. Inquire
at Drug Store. 775 E. 2nd So. n-IS-0
COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOKING AND
general housework; small family; no
laundry work. .1! Gth E. nG5G
GIRL FOR WAITRESS: GOOD WAGES.
Call 321 South 4th West. nS17
WANTED SITUATION
WASHING AND IRONING TO DO AT
home by experienced woman. Phone
591 -Z. Inquire Mrs. Frederickson, 345
E. 2nd South. nl87
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED;
work guaranteed. Phone 54G1-K. nl9U
i .
BY AN EASTERN LADY. AS' MAN
agcr, auditor, bookkeeper, cashier, col
lector, clerking, or management of a large
npartmcnt house; best of references. Ad
dress W-39. Tribune. n372
WANTED, BY A RESPONSIBLE MAN.
position as watchman; can give refer
ences. Address W-S7. Tribune. n495
MAN OF FAMILY, EXPERIENCED j.v
i farming and stock raising of all kinds:
, also gralii and hay. P. Bell, 3G0 No. 5th
i We3t. nr,50
POSITION "WANTED BY MIDDLE-
aged man as cook In hotel, restaurant
or boarding house. Address X-19, Trib
une. nSOS
A GOOD DRESSMAKER WISHES TO
do fine and plain sewing In families.
$1.25 per day, Address X-17, Tribune.
nS13
A NORWEGIAN GIRL DESIRES PLACE
In small famliy. 1074 E. 3rd So. nS31
WANTED AGENTS
U?'Yo7fwA3?TT
week .right In -your own city, write at
once for full particulars. J. M. Harris
Snyder company, Marhrldge Building, 34th
st, and Broadway, New York. nI23
FOR RENT FURNISHED
TWO FRONT ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping, ground floor. 53 W. 5th
South. n!79
A SMALL FLAT 3 ROOMS; BATH, ETC.
252 South 2nd East. n221
THE- COLONIAL,
now under tho proprietorship of MJss L.
Edwards, formerly of the Keith apts.
Elegantly furnished h. k. apt3. and single
rooms, with or without bath; very reason
able rates. 114, W. l3t Soutru n!3t
A NICE SUITE OF FRONT II. K. RMS.;
gas and bath. 625 Richards st. n2
A LARGE FRONT MODERN ROOM,
suitable for 2. CIS So. Main. Phono
23G7-NZ. n8
FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN
suite; heat, light, bath and telephone
free; close in. 122j W. 4th So. m3011
NICE FRONT ROOM IN PRrVATE
family; man and wlfo or lady. 10 Du
bcl avc. h3071
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT REA
sonablo rates. G30 E. 6th South. IU938
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
hot water heat, o. 1. and bath. 233 E.
4th South. Ind. phono 4050. kllll
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN;
board if desired. 423 So. 3rd East.
k3100
NICELY FURN. ROOMS, SINGLE! OR
en suite; light housekeeping. 1G4 E.
2nd South. mlG9
NICELY FURN. SUITE OF FRONT
rooms; steam heat. 137 So. W. Temple.
ml418
PHONE 179-Y IF YOU WANT FUR
nlshed or unfurnished rooms very rea
sonable; everything modern. mlOlS
TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms; no children. 11 Kendall terrace.
ml250
FURN. ROOMS; BATH AND HEAT. 270
13. 4th So. mll80
FURNISHED APARTMENTS. WITH
board, at tho Bransford. ml872
FURN. ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
433 Hazel ct., 4th So., bet. Eta and Gth
East. m2035
SWALLOW APARTMENTS.
Elegantly furnished, 3-r. flats. 333 E.
1st South. in2080
NICE, LARGE SUNNY FRONT ROOMS
for housekeeping. 149 So. State. m21S(2
THE ANNEX. 150 EAST BRIGHAM,
furnished apartment. Inquire fore
noons at ApL 19. m25G6
FURNISHED ROOMS AT? KEITH
apartment, 122 Brlgham st.; swell lo
catlon. m2556
TO GENTLEMEN. FRONT ROOM.
ground floor, nicely furnished. 37 W.
Cth So. Ind. phono 233G. m25S8
MODERN HOUSE. NO. 59 ELEVENTH
East street. 5 rooms and bath, com
pletely furnished; all modern Improve
ments; a. nlco home. Apply 8G0 First
avenue. Bell phono 2411-K. m2594
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM;
strictly modern: private family. 179 w
1st No. Bell 3523-Y. m317G
FURNISHED ROOMS IN MODERN
house. 372 1st ave. Reasonable
. m294S
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
for gentleman, in private family. 571
So. Main. m3420
7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. G47 73. GTH
South. rall72
MODERN ROOMS. FOR GENTLEMEN.
142 2nd East. Phone Ind. 2897. m2249
FIVE-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE,
nicely furnished. Bell phone 3024-Z.
m31G3
ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR
nlshcd. 510 No. 1st West. m31G6
NEWLY FUR. ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. $2 and up. 309 E. 1st
South. n.iS
FURNISHED ROOMS BY DAY OR
week. Brunswick, 159J So. Main. mlSSl
TWO SMALL- ROOMS, .CLOSET. E. L.,
for light housekeeping. 339 "W. 3rd
North. , nl40
FURN. APARTMENT 2 ROOMS. KITCH
cn and bath. Tho Wllllcy, 159 Plerpont
street. . nl41
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. MOD
ern and now, bath and heat, on sulto
or single. 150 No. West Temple, In pri
vate family. n491
TWO FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED
. for housekeeping; bath, c- I. 533 South
1st West, nCG5
TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN; 59.00.
Inquire 1023 S. 7th East. nS14
ONE OR TWO ROOMS FOR L. H. K..
cheap. 525 So. 2nd West. nS27
FOR RENT FURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 349 SO. 2ND
East. n3G:t
TWO NICELY FURN. FRONT ROOMS
for gcntloincn. 40G E. 2nd So. n37G
TWO ROOMS. MODERN. FOR IL K.
Apply 13 Kendall square. nlS9
FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE FOR TWO
ladles or gontlemen, with or without
board. S43 So. State. n-187
LARGE. SUNNY FRONT ROOM. IN
strictly modern house; close In. 21 S
Gth ave. Jnd. phonu 37S4. n545
BARN FOR RENT AND TWO ROOMS
for light housekeeping. 255 So. 2nd E.
n575
A SUITE OF ROOMS FQR ONE OR TWO
gentlemen; private famliy. 119 No.
Main. n702
ELEGANTLY FURN. ROOM. SUITABLE
for two; gentlemen preferred. No. 5
Gibbons apt ri532
WELL-FURNISHED FRONT BOOM
ground floor, with or without gas ranee!
243 E. 1st South. nSY,j
A COMPLETELY FURNISHED NEW
house. Bell 744. Ind. 3920. 28 D st.
n279
NICE ROOM. MODERN CONVEVI
enccs. for lady. 271 E. 3rd So. n299
TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FOP
housekeeping; electric light; closa In
very reasonable. 210 Canyon Boad.
m34S2
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. 309
East 1st So. mllOl
TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, ON
ground floor; modem; may pay part of
rent in work; also furnished rooms.
Phono 3573-Z. 404 E. 2nd So. st. nG04
NICE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BATH
and heat. 30G E. 4th So. n616
TWO FURN. ROOMS, MOD.. S15 AND
$20 per mo. 9 Emory flats. Bell 4S73-K
nG17
NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR ONE
or two gentlemen, with bath. 55 Gor
don avo. Phono 3925-K. nc2S
FURNISHED ROOMS. MOD. CONVE
nicnecs; references required. 116 No
State. n623
NICELY FURN. ROOM. WITH Ii.
and use of bath and phone, ?2.50 week
or $9.00 month. 275 W. 3rd So. Bell
50S0-NX. n27s
ELEGANT FURN. FRONT SUITE
steam heat. e. 1., bath, gas; housekcep
Ing. 21 L. Brlgham. nc'i6
NICELY FURNISHED 4-ROOM FLAT.
Inquire 72 W.'5th So. Phone 2337-Red.
, nC60
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 1565 13.
So. Temple. Call after 1 p. m. nGGl
LANDSCAPE GARDENING
WE BEVUTIFYolmHHsT'TRlvis
reasonable, Stringfellow & StrhiEfellow.
105 Atlas blk. Both phonos 4239." m3133
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
WE CAN SAVE YOU M"o7n3Y"oNUm
mobllo tires. Carter's League Shop, 325
So. West Temple. f640
CASH REGISTERS
NATIONAL C A sTPr EGfsEtsTSCAR
Groshell. sales agent, 221 Main street.
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In atock. n!580
JSUBRrERS
HAVE YOUR FURS REMODeTedReI
palred, dyed and cleaned. Seal, 'otter
beaver, Persian lamb, astrakan. Rnd
other furs made to order. R. stonzel
Fur Co.. 57 E. 3rd So. Both phones. f2S43
I NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Little Chief Mining and Milling Cim
pany. Principal place of business. Salt
Lako City, Utah. Location of mine
rekn, Juab county, Utah. ' "
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
lng of the board of directors of th r i
tie Chief Mining and Milling comn v
held on the 21nt day of Janunfy. 190 1 ?;
sessment No. 37, one (1) cent per share
was levied on tho capital stock of tho
corporation. Issued and outstanding nav
ablo Immediately to James P. Drlscoll
secretary, at McCornlck & Co.'s bank'
corner of Main and First South stroot'
Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon
which tho assessment may remain un
paid on Tuesday, the 23rd day of Febru
ary, 1909, will bo delinquent and adver
tised for salo at public auction, and un
less payment is mado before will be sold
on Tuesday, the 16th day of March, 1909
at 12 o'clock noon, at tho company's
office, room 406 Atlas block. West Sec
ond South street. Salt Lake City, Utah to
pay tho delinquent assessment thereon
together with cost of advertising and ex
pense of sale,
JAMES P. DRISCOLL.
Secretarv.
Comer Main and First South streets.
Salt Lake City, Utah. m2421
FOR RENT
FolT!u2NTGRlinD
connected with sower, 80G Park avc (8th
So, bet. Sth ad Gth East), $25.
4-room framo, 103 Rio Grando avc., 512.
Largo barn, rear 55 N. State, 510.
4- room mod. flat, 3d avc. and B. $27,50.
5- room mod. furnished, 9 E. Gth So.. $33.
4-room mod flat, 3rd and B, $20.
LITTLE & LITTLE, No. 1 W. 2nd South.
n2H
FOR RENT MODERN 4-ROOM FLAT
at Kensington apt. 2027-Z. n203
525.00 4-ROOM FLAT. MODERN; 141
2nd East. Apply Mnrnane, 250 "Jnd East.
Phono 4035 Red. nlbl
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE. 'WITH OK WITH
out barn. Apply at tho Novelty Utll
Ity agency, 71 So. W. Temple-. mli72
DESK ROOM AND OFFICE CONVE
nlcnccs. Room 5, 218 Main et. mlb87
PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
properties listed with u.
J. W. Klllcon Co., 218 Main at. m2012
MODERN COTTAGE. CLOSE IN. 41S
Vadner Ave, Bull phone Forest 70-Z.
Tn908
CLOSE IN. NEW 5-ROOM MOD. BRICK.
9 Vincent court, 44 E. 3rd So. m917
STOREROOM OR OFFICE SPACE.
Call 51 W. 2nd South. h25G9
NICE STOREROOM, GOOD LOCATION.
suitable for most any business. Call
2G-28 W. 2nd So. d!899
23 HOUSES ALL KTNDS, LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttlo Bros. Co., 153 Main
street. x99a
OR LEASE, R-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
good barn and chicken coop, and flvo
noros land; $25, 2975 S. 3rd East, corner
13th South; Murray car. Bell phono For
est 80-Y. h2924
4- ROOM MODERN BRICK TERRACE,
at corner of I nnd 7th Ave. Tas. K.
Shaw & Co.. room 300, D. F. Walker bldg.
klOll
?20 MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE,
southeast. 502 Tribune. Bell pnonc
2916-K. nCu7
10-ROOM. MODERN HOUSE, PARTLY
furnished.
Other houses, close In.
Inquire of Glesy-Wnlkcr Co., 403 Trib
une bldg. P.oth phones 16G8 k450
5- ROOM MODERN HOUSE: 530. 348 E.
4th South. Inquire 312 E. 2nd South.
kl918
ONE LARGE BASEMENT AND PART
of ground floor; heat. 139 E. 1st So.
1:1742
CAITHNESS APARTMENTS.
B st. nnd Second ave., roof garden, built
in furniture and every other Improve
ment to make this the most complete and
up-to-dato apartment houso In tho inter
mountaln country. View unsurpassed.
References required. Stowo & Palmer,
Agents, 52 W. 2nd South st. k2801
DESK AND DESK ROOM.
With office convcnslcnces. Phone G08.
J. E. Funk &. Co., 203 D. F. Walker.
k2955
OFFICE ROOM, TRIBUNE BUILDING.
Inquiro F. J. Wcstcott, 304 Herald
building. m3G
THREE ROOMS, HALF OF DOUBLE
house. 114 L st. Bell phono 2325-K.
kl541
THREE-STORY, WELL-BUILT Busi
ness block In heart of city, especially
adapted for wholesale house, to lease for
term of years. Stowc & Palmer, 52 W.
2nd South. m!259
UPRIGHT EVERETT PIANO. 2570 IND.
ml 128
G-ROOM MOD.. 5 BLOCK FROM MAIN
st. Inquiro 35 W. 5th So. ml245
FRONT 'ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR OF
tlces. Elko hotol, 3rd South and Main
streets. Ind. phone 15GG. m2202
TWO LARGE ROOMS, CLOSE IN; E. L.
and water In house, S12.50: no children
G Lambert court, on Gth So. bet. Main
and West Temple. m2647
FOR RENT 4-ROOM. FLAT AT KEN
slngton. Bell 2027-Z. m2S57
FOR RENT G-ROOM MODERN BRICK.
connected with sewer. 80G Park ave.
(Sth So., bot. 5th and 6th East), $25.
4-roorn frame. 103 Rio Grande avc., 512.
3 rooms, 3d So,, closo in, 58.
Largo barn, rear 55 N. State, 510.
4-room mod. flat. 3rd ave. and B, 527.50.
LITTLE & LITTLE. No. 1 W. 2nd So.
m2S50
SUITE OF 3 ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
office, and two doublo front suites. 159i
Main st. ml8Sl
SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE; CLOSE
in; $22.' Sal Sickle, jeweler, 233 Main.
k2987
S25 6-ROOM. AMOS TERRACE.
S20 5-room. modern, L st.
520 5-room modern, E. 7th So.
$200 rooms, Cottago court, suitable for
2 families.
Capital R. E. Invt. Co., 37 W. 2nd So.
m33S7
FOUR-ROOM MOD. BRICK, 555 W. 1ST
No. Fone, Ind. 403G. m3414
7-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. CLOSE
In, 25. Bell 1675-Y. nS0
MODERN APT. 4 ROOMS: REFER
cncG .required. Lund, 135 So. 7th East.
Phones 56. , 1,75
3 ROOMS IN MODERN FLAT. 280 B
street; no children. n52
FOUR-ROOM MODERN, WITH LAUN
dry. 51S 6th avenue. m-3321
STRICTLY MODERN, THREE ROOMS
no children. 77 D street. m3239
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, NO. 123 C ST. 520!
Inquire 129 C st. m3422
TVO OR THREE UNFURNISHED
rooms. 373 South Fifth East street,
m3433
IF YOU WANT TO RENT,
See A. N. Humphries,
78 W. 2nd So. St. nl22
FIVE-ROOM BRICK. MODERN; CLOSE
In. Both phones 1074. m3454
S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 5G2 SOUTH
3rd East st.. S25. J. W. KILLEEN CO.
REAL: ESTATE, 218 Main Street. Bell
phone S27. noS5
G-ROOM MOD. BRICK; NO CHILDREN.
559 So. 2nd West. n292
Til REE-ROOM BRICK COTTAO'l
close In; no children. 134 W. Gth So
1I3GG
A STRICTLY MODERN SEVEN-ROOM
house. 2S D st. Bell 741. Ind. 3920.
n51l
G-ROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE, S'O
220 Iowa avc., bet. 9th and 10th East,
2nd nnd 3rd So. Call at 218 Iowa ave.
11479
A COSY 4-ROOM BUNGALOW, MOI
ern. new. 3S5 E St.; no children. In
quire 385 7th avc. n(7(j
MODERN SIX-ROOM BRICK $25
K. 2nd South. Phone 1001-Z. n4G9
5-RM. MOD.. $30; GOOD CONDITION
north bench, close In. 151 Center st
corner Apricot. Bell phone 3SS9-Y. nOOl
TWO LARGE ROOMS, PARTLY FUR
nished. $8 per month. 1079 So. 9th East
Phone Forest 83-NK. n5sj"
4 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE. PARTLY NE-VR
car barn. Enquire 523 E. Fifth South.
n7G3
NEW 4-ROOM MODERN. 918 LIBERTY
10th Last, or either phone 230. nSlu
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN
n,Uir.y: i?sots- summer kitchen barn
close In: ?2u nor month. 35 Quince st
Key qt 31 Qulnco st. Phones 456. nSpVt
THREE LARGE. SUNNY FRONT rmc;
tr?tJ, mv n-onth. COS So. 6th VTst.
Tako Poplar Grove car. nSlO
MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE'
lnU.W6. In' ''PPly 3M Tr,bllne
l
FOUR MODERN MrTr-3
rooms, upstairs lis J,usKKErSS
children, 4 1 2 W'i4n.?Mltg
WE HAVE GOOD TENAVrn J
1ioush. Communicate vf,,FRGoll
rose. 420 McCornlck nlV Kel1? 4 Jtjl
3" 536. .M2S. Bbl?
4- rm. mod. house, 408 p
5- rtn. mod. bk.. 4ift v ' ,8th So,, jrf
So. bet. 2nd and 3nl E.V,adf
THE BURHE.V-LOHDOV t
TATE AND RE'ti ?EAL i
Both phones. H.EScr
"8 JudSo Buuij
$20.00 4-ROOM MODFv" ?
close In. Bell phone f.QTTju
SIX-ROOM STlUCTlAMn
story, furnace, large TciiwEvN
12th East. $2S month n,rf. No
Conaughy. 503 AtferbacAH1 1
4-RM. MOD. BRICK vT
bldg.. W. "KlCK EA C0UN
i-rni. brick, cast bench m 'SkA
Goddard Inv. Co., SlVfit So
NEW 3-ROOM BRICK
Gale st. (9th So. betS n?i0,DJ
Si-!"'50- App,y J,k: phffiSf;
TWO-ROOM , COTTAGE
kitchen; water and toilet ss EP,
nue. 0,1 il a
TWO FRONT OFFICE RT-;
floor, strictly modern. Just
on AVest 2nd South, right VvLi1
suitable for doctors dontlatV
lease. AddreHs X-G, Tribune.' ! I
TWO UNFURNISHED noOipT
bio for light housekeeping.
1
CHOICE 2 AND 3-ROOM BRIClTS
and water, at 556 So. 2nd 8
FOUR- ROOM MODERN HOBSeTp
in- Inquire 529 So, W. TeA,
NICE 4-ROOM BRICK. GOOdI
tlon; rent very reasonable, g'o
East. og.--
ONE LARGE FRONT ROOP
gantly fum.; furnace heat, J12 a
GIG So. Main. '
FLOOR OFFICE SPACE. NO fw
Second South.
FIVE MODERN HOUSE? VfM.it
distance. Kclsey & Gillespie '"1
1st South. "j
6-niNr ?JPD- FR- 1033 SECOND
nue, $20. ?
5-rm. mod. fr.. 729 0ven MrcL H
4-rm. frame. 000 W. 7tli So. su II
n-rm, mod.. 217 E. So. Templt K0
3- rm, brick, 1963 Major aventio jis
7-rm. mod, br.. G24 So. 2nd Eait I
4- roorn br., R25 So, Sth East. 115
7-rm. mod. fr.. 453 Uintah place. U
Runs north from 5th So. bet, 6thaiS
East.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE l.Wl
MENT CO., "
Phones 27, 251 go, J
"We wrllo flroJnsurancc."
ONE OR TWO ROOMS FOR L. H.
cheap. 525 So. 2nd WesL.
i-ROOM MOD. COTTAGE. 1X071!
5th South. ;
4-ROOM FIAT. AT THE YORK, (
3rd So., 7th East, and J32.i0.t
BOARD AND ROOM
NICELY FURNISHEDROMulMj
board. 50 J So. Main.
PLEASANT FRONT RM. WITK B0,
for gentleman. 270 E. 1st So. 1
PLEASANT ROOM FOR TW0;jJ
and cold water; several slngla
tablo board a specialty. 4(3 E. lit !
LARGE MOD. FRONT ROOMFOB-1
Excellent tablo board. 327 E. 1
?
NICELY FURN. FRONT ROOM K
gentlemen or couple; also tabla U
homo cooking. 22 E. 4th South, 'a
FINELY FURNISHED FRONT El
for two gentlemen, or man and.)
also tablo board; homo cooking ft apt
ty. 22 East 4th So. j
PLEASANT ROOMS, EXCEPTIONS
good home cooking sorved, family
"Tho Homestead," 326 So. 3rd Enl jHf
ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO.'J
private family. 327 E. 1st So, j
Y. W. C. A. BOARDING HOME, 4fl
West Temple at Board and ro
reasonable rates, $4, $5, $C, $7 per,-
WANTED FOUR BOARDERS; C
homo cooking, neat clean roona
per month each, 358 E. 5th So.'
5IG1-K. :l
NEW TEMPLE HOTEL; AMERICA
European plan; a good placa to'
modern and homelike: first-class j
room and board. 535.00 and up. "fl
W. North Temple. J
NEWT.Y FURN. ROOMS. WITII B0,
522.50 per month. 421 So. 2nd,!
Phone 3213-NZ. j
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED fflj
front room, and board. 22a
Pie.
ROOMS AND BOARD. HOME COOS
55 and up per week; nice tmu;
ground floor, for 1 or 2 gcnUernen.M
pie; bath; phone. 410 So. 2nd lYeaj.
MODERN. STEAMHEvXTED B
board: gentlemen preferred.
State st. -
FIRST-CLASS ROOMS. MODERNJjj
old southern cooking; flno a
B st. Phono G448. Close in- J
FIRST-CLASS ROOM AND BOABK
So. 2nd East.
il'ITE OF ROOMS AN BOARDj
three gentlemen. 319 So. J
FIRST-CISS ROOM AND4.BSj
Sunday dinner a apeclalt). - 11;
South. ; 1
BOARD AND ROOM. J!5. lj
Main. Phone 3S2S. g
ROOMS AND BOARD. HOME COOK
55 and up per week: nice front,
ground floor, for 1 2 wnHenwg
pie: bath; phone. HO So. .navy
FI RST-CLASS KOOM3, ?WgBBjnl
old southern cooking: fn
B st. Phone 64S-Y- Cloaojnjj
clalty. 535 So. Main.
WALL PAPER SSMi
Duvall's Paper store InJ.
3154.
CRISMON & NICHOLS. ASSggB
chemists, removed to ijBL,
Temple. ""Bj
cTITscegeJc
S079, Bell 2587-Y. A. IlllnEBMj
SHOJBEEPADB
in'lOnlnutes. io W. 2nd So.. 'SBj