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IDIED
COLBORXTlliI city. OcWber 5. WR
Colborn. In her 27th ''''., c p
feiv,cps will be hold from j
&:&, .mortuary chapel, IS boiilli
bIvcW.. 'Wednesday. October 1-, lit iu a.
Interment in Mi. Olivet.
D1CPV UT-AL r.2'.) West Third Nor lb
October 11.' 1010. Mul.el Ann Deuvat
wife of Beri Dsuvniil. ''J, -i,.1:? "r?io rc
veri" native Of Salt Luke. Ut. mi. je
t.i.i,ii William Taylor. .-;'in",i Vitor
Toinpte street. "f fiincul lain.
I FUNERAL NOTICES
TTxTiCinorMl services over the
rom-i V of Alice J. Hunnatln will he
, Jld ' from St. Al..ry'S cathedra today
(Wednesday) at 1-..10 p. m. Interment in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
FUNERAL jOIHEOTORS
LSmbalmer.l84's. West Temple. Phono
1011). -THE
CjUAITROUCH-ALlXOTT ' CO..
offering a modem rcs'donco for ' nj
yurposos? Phones 335S. 541 Main st. r,.0t3
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES
MeKensIe. Display ards 423 oo. State.
BURIALJAUJTS
n-AlTnONT BURIAL VAULTS
put In or? four hours notice: coat from
$25 to iSO. Ind, 3257. Bell 525. H38..8
UNDERTAKERS
mTiITCOLeI
halmer. funeral director- Call Ind.
phono 1933. r6"J
CUT FLOWERS
214 E. 2nd So. Both phones 37. bJ97
1-IUDDART FLORA Li CO.. OPPOSITE
Grand theater. Phones 106. Cut fiow-
crs and funeral designs. "I0'-3
BILLIARDS AND POOL
ioirXfrncBrco
your spare tlmo, go to Leon'a plnee. 237
Main. 254
CORSET MAKER
MsTEORGE hTVOOdT CORS1ST
expert; agont for Wade comets. Phones
202. 653 East 3rd South st. s301
SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
avIT'carIrVIst maI
chine: 535 to 560 machine for $10 ouch;
drop-heads and cabinets. Come to 2." W.
1st So. Young & Raleigh. Bell 3023,
lnd. 105S. , S1095
CARPET CLEANING
ycTCUKAPWORKTT THE BEST
work cheap. American Carpet Cleaning
Co.. 232 So. State. Ind. 03. Bell 2170.
rSSO
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS
i.Mir'iJ BROS.. UL1LDERS ANiJ GWis
eml contractors: 315 Vermont bldg.
V.-l 4S14 lnd. 239S. ol200
CARPET CLEANING
Electric Vacuum Carpet caning Co,
Reasonable rates. Bell 4132-X. r!32
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.
Xotlco is hereby given that a special
tax (or the purpose of extending the
sower Has been levied and confirmed by
ordinances of the city council, approved
September 20, .1010. and October JL. 1010,
respectively.
Said special tax is levied upon the fol
lowing described real property in Suit
Lako City, to wit: In lots 5 and C, block
IS; 1. 1. r. 6. 7 and 3. block 26; 2, 3. I, 5
9 and 6, block 23; 1, 2. .", 4, 5, 6. 7 and S,
block HO; 1. 2, I and 5, block 211;
1. .5. C. 7 and S, block 41, all In plat "A."'
Suit l-a ko City survey, abutting- on the
loulh sldo of Fourth South street be
tween Seeond West and Fourth AVest
.streets; on the west side of Third West
street between Sixth South and Seventh
South st icets. on ths cast sido of Third
West street between ififlh South and
Seventh, South streets; on both sides of
irlxlli South street between Second West
and Fourth West streets; on the east
side of Fourth West street between
Fourth South and Seventh South streets;
on the south side of Fifth South street
between Second West and Third West
streets, i.i sewer district No. 2 of Salt
Lake City, and Is due and payable In live
ciual annual Installments, beginning Oc
tober 11. MIL Interest at the rate of 6
per, cent per annum on the whole amount
of said tax shall bo computed from the
dale of Hie approval of the ordinance con
tinuing the levy o' said tax. to wit.: Oc
tober 11. 1910; and interest at said rate
on the whole amount of said tax un
paid shall be due and payable with each
installment. If any installment or inter
est aforesaid is not paid on (he date
when same becomes due, then the whole
amount of the tax' unpaid at the time
said Installment and Interest are due will
become due and payable and will draw
Interest ut the rate of S per cent per
annum until sale of the property as
sessed. One or more of said Installments
In tho oider in which they are payable
aforesaid, or the whole ta::, mnv be paid
without Interest at any time within thirty
days after the approval of the ordinance
continuing the. levy of the lax: and one
or more of said installments. In tho order
In which they are payable, or the whole
tax unpaid, may be paid on the day any
installment is due by paying tho amount
thercoCand interest to said day.
All special taxes are pavabie at my
office, room 102. city and county building.
Salt Lake City.
Dated al Salt Lake City. Utah, this
I 11th day of October. 1910. s.
GIDEON SNYDER.
CUv Treasurer end Collector of Snecial
Taxes.
Fewer e;, tension No. 220.
Seventh partial estimate. s1620
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given by the cilv
council of Salt' Lake City jof the inten
tion of such council to make Use follow-'
ing described improvement, to wit:
' Ex-tending anil laying sewer lateral o:
vitrilled pipe eight (S) inches In diameter
ouLamJiert court, between Sixth South
and Seventh South streets, and on Cor
liss court, between Sixth South and
Seventh South fctieets. J'n sewer district
No. 2, and defray the abutters' portion
of the cost and expense thereof, estimated
al nine hundred twenty-two and 88-100
f?n22.S8) dollars, or one und 3-100 (?1.0:j
dollars per. front or linear foot of abut
ting ptoperty. there being $06 feet abut
ting said Improvement, bv a local as
sessment upon the lots or pieces of ground
within the following described district,
oomg the district to be affected and
benefited by said" improvement, namclv;
The east sldo of (he north 2;;s feet of
the west 70.5 feot, of lot 2: the west sldo
of the north 255 feet of the Cust 7C.&
feet of loi 2; the east side of the. south
JD.o foot of the went 00 feet of loL 7
the east tilde of the north 15o.3 feet of
the south 205 reel of tho west 07 feet
of lot c the west side of the south 12
feet of the cast feet of
l-l H10,. WCi,t sMc ot north
lub foot of tne south lab' feet of the east
U,S. ,eL,C ,ot 7- a" J ck 22, plat
A, Salt Lake City survey.
All. protests and objections to the car
Tying' out of such intention must b pre
sented In -writing, stating therein lot and
Dipi-k, or description of property, to the
vyrtr.ccnler,.Sn or heforo tho 31st dav
of October. 1910. being the time sut bv
tjuid; council whon Jt- will hear and
consider, ain-h pio'.ents and objections as
I may, bo made thereto.
I- r..Py VJT1' r t,!C citi' council of Salt Lake
-J CHy, Huh.
Dated September 6. taiu.
m nivii:.s.
Hi IW , , Clt' Hecoidor.
lrv scr extcnalon No. 2S0. fcl'0-'t
will x "
WANTED
WANTED MALE IIELT
M. .1. DLIN eTiPLOYM 13NT AGENCV.
skilled and unskilled laborers furnished,
to Kast let South, cor. Commercial. Boll
phono JCSi; Ind. ?23. P13
STROCK'3 EMPLOYMENT Ag"eNCY
Hotel, restaurant and h&'.isohold help.
Hc.idciuarlcrs for lauorora.
55 West 2nd So Phones 4G4. c7i3
VISIT IIENAGEIVS ImJsINESS COL
lego beforo you decide to enter clso
wherc. Get tI:o best. So. Main st,
Both phonos. d291J
CO MEN TOSOAK THEIR WATCHES
and diamonds at Unrlo Frank's Loan
office, 5 East 3rd South. Ind. phono 1)32.
foOl
W A NT ED 12 NON-UNION PLASTEK
era at Fort Douglas. Inquire on works.
W- V. Atkinson, contractor. rSSS
EXPERIENCED COLORED PORTER.
Hotel Normandy, 23 East 3rd South.
r51
SIIEFPARD'S I5M1 AGCT.. 120 W. 2D S.
We employ nil kinds of labor, lnd. 71)2.
We employ all kinds of labor. Ind, 7:'2,
Bell :i534. rlOSl
UNCLE SAM LOANS MONET. ANT
old thing, from an old tin watch to a
diamond ring. 30 E. 1st So. r205S'
COATMAKERS ON LADIES' COATS.
Pauloo, 706 Mclnlvro bldg.. 03 Main flt.
j-2915
INSURANCE A G ENTS WANT ED ; GOOD
contract. Apply Danley & Jolinson. 30
W. 3rd South. r36U
PHILADELPHIA LIFE INSURANCE
Co, desires the services of energollc
agents of good address. Experience do
slrablc. bur not essential. Liberal flrst
yenr commission and rcnownl Ineomo
contract. Leads furnished. Win. Egard.
supervisor, 614 Nowhouso building. V36-15
RAILWAY MA1LCLERKS WANTED
Salt Lake CItv. Examinations Nov.
12th; J800 to $1600. Preparations frco.
Franklin Institute. Dept. 443-U.. Roch
ester. N. Y. 1-3699
ABr,E-BODIEI) MEN WANTED FOR
tho U. S". Marine Corps, between the
ages of J! and 3il. Must be native born
or have first papers. Monthly pay $15
to J69. Additional compensation possi
ble. Food, clothirng, quarters and medi
cal attendance free. After 30 years'
service can relirc with 7C per cent of pay
and allowances. Service on board ship
and ashore In all parls of the world. Ap
ply at U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Of
fice, New Windsor Hotel. 2nd and Main
sts.. Salt Txikc City. Utah. sl3
GOOD SALESMEN FOR UTAH. IDA
ho, Wyoming. Montana and Nevada to
sell groceries direct 1o consumers. An
excellent opportunity for good, live, energetic-
hustlers to bnlld up a large
permanent business. When writing, state
territory desired. Write or call at once.
American Wholesale Grocery Co.. 7-(0
Slate st.. Box 532. Salt Lake City. Utah.
sU
MATTRESS MAKERS. SMITH BROS..
Ogdcn. Utah. sl7S
UNREDEEMED. SIZE 37. FULL DRESS
suit; also tuxedos at a. bargain. Money
loaned on all articles of value. 60 Com
mercial st. Bell phono 334S. sf.69
WANTED EXPERIENCED DEHV
cry man for the plcturo business. Ap
ply 123 Atlas block. e536
MEN WANTED FOR SEWER WORK.
Apply 11th East and 3rd South. sHfiii
FIRST-CLASS TAILOR WANTED. PE
ler Tarlaris, 577 West 2nd South. sS62
BARBER. 67 WEST FIRST SOUTH.
sSS2
SOLICITOR - COLLECTOR: SALARY
and commission; If yon arc not capahlo
do not apply. Brown School of Corre
spondence, Bell Telephono Bldg., city.
BILLING CLERIC, TELEGRAPH OP-ei-ator
preferred, for coal mine office.
Good salary for right parly. State expe
rience. Box 67, Salt Lake. City. 15953
WHEN YOU ATTEND COMMERCIAL
school you want the best. Henager's
Business college Is recognized as the
leading school. New students may enter
any time. sl.1l;!
WANTED A NO. 1 STOCK SALESMAN
to sell highest grade industrial stock;
only llrst-class man. Address T-51, Trib
une. sl.230
2 LABORERS WANTED, S A. M. TUHS
day. Villadscn Bros., 33 E. 6th South.
si 533
A BOY WANTED. 465 NORTH 2ND
West. m S152S
BARBER WANTED AT 161 SO. MAIN.
S1519
MEN FOR CONCRETE WORK. NEAR
Clinton, on Bamberger line; long job;
good wages. Glllis Construction Co.. 803
and 301 Tribuno bldg, sl512.
FIRST-CLASS COATMAKER, REED
all, 25 E. 3rd So., upstairs. sloll
ACTORS FOR ROAD SHOW. CALL 155
E. fith South. sl510
AGENTS OR ANYONE MAKING LESS
than S7.00 a. day T will sell my com
plete set of machines for making the
fastest selling household article on the
market. Sells on sight. Price of ma
chines. S30.00. Articlo costs ?. cents to
mfgr. Investigate. J. Reading, Dover
hotel, 112 W, South Temple. sl153
SCANDINAVIAN AND GERMAN EM
ployment agency. We furnish all kinds
of help. 3751 W. So. Temple. Bell 5S42.
S150C
JANITOR FOR A PARTM ENT HOUR E.
Beli phone 5671. sl65S
WANTED. GOOD LIVE .MEN, HOUSE-to-housc
canvass; best proposition ever
offered. Call 'J to 10 a. m., Security &
Trut bid., room 311. S1656
SEVERAL PICKED COAL MINERS.
steady work for winter; standard
wages: tranHportatio:: furnished. W-o.
Tribune. 81654
SALESMAN. AT ONCE.
GOOD RELIABLE MAN FOR CITY
AND VICINITY; RAPID SELLER;
GOOD. RELIABLE PROPOSITION. IN
QUIRE JOHN REA, HOTEL WILSON.
TODAY. sices
FIVE FIRST-CLASPS COAT MAKERS.
at once. Daniels Tailoring Co.. 57
West 2nd South. slCOl
TWO FIRST - CLASS SA LESM ION.
snlcudld offer to reliable men guaran
teed. Apply 531 Const, bldg. sl017
HELPERS IN SAUSAGE DEPART
mcnt. Ot-'den Packing & Provision Co..
Ogdcn. Utah. sifi.-?5
WANTED TWO MEN FOR COLLECT
Ing und writing industrial insurance;
paid while learning, rapid advancement.
213 Dooly bldg. sl:!2
BA RIJER WANTED l.MM E DI AT E L V A T
Newliousc,. Utah; town full of minors.
SIC28
FLUFF BUGS
RAG RUGS AND CARPETS WOVEN
reasonable. Address V. E. WInfleld,
1002 Euclid avc. m2644
EASTERN FLUFF RUG CO.: REVERSI
ble rugs from your old carpets. Charles
R. Garner, 960 West 3rd South. Boll
3430. m3272
FLUFF RUGS FROM YOUR WORN
.out carpets, one dollar a. vard. Wil
liam Rldgway. 551 State street. Bell
phono 5189. ol026
WHERE TO STOP
LINCOLN TIOUBE-AUX!nlrPRO
prletor. CS Etet FlrHt South: 250 rooms:
m:en. .Inc. 0c and 50c. xl934
LADILS' & GENTS' TAILOR
VLBERT AUNOLrTTATLcirLDTE
and gents. 2.11 W. I'rd Sonih. Bell
phone 5069. Near new It G W, depot.
iPJm
WANTED
WANTED PEMALE HELP.
LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
their diamonds from Unclu Frank. G
Eost 3rd South. Ind, phono 952. . f592
WA'NTED HO U SIS KIC E PERS, COOKS.
socond girls, nurno glrlis, women to
work by the day and women for laundry
work. Apply to tho T. W. C A. free
employment huroau, 312 Brooks Arcade
building. r8
TWENTY .GIRLS WANTED. SWEET
Candy Co.. 33 JZ. 1st So..',- r262
EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE DIP
PERS. SWEET CANDY 'CO., J3 EAST
1ST SOUTH.
rOjO
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
no washing. Call 10S0 First avc. s297
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
houso work. Good wages; 3 In family.
Bell 4117. v r2807
1000 LADIES TO CALL AT CULVER'S
?2.o0 Rample shoo ahop; save ?1 on
your shoes. 801 Mclntyro building. 68
Main st. r309S
LADIES TO MA ICE ?15 TO ?25 AVEEK
during spare time homo; no experience
necessary. Woman's Art Exchange.
rooms 38-39, 3rd floor, Eagle block. r3310
WANTED GOOD COOK! 38 W. GTIT
South. , r3520
A NEAT AND COMPETENT GIRL FOR
cooking and downstair work; call 43
O SL r3C18
COMPETENT GIRL WANTED; 162 SO.
13th E. Telephone 4S8 ring 1. r:ifi9
FIRST-CLASS EMPLOYMENT OF ALL
Idnds; ladies only. 211 10th East. Bell
aSla. r3709
LADIES' EM P. AGENCY AT 430 SOUTH
Stale. Boll phono CS10. r369S
GOOD HOME FOR MIDDL13-AGED
woman cook; n to t men in house; good
wages, Apply 747 W. 1st North. s233
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
two In family; good wajjes. Applv No.
23, Bransford apartments. Bell phone 23S.
, sll6
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED CIIAM
bermald at Realty block, 225i South
West Temple. SS9S
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Apply 60 West North Temple, Apt.
No. 1. S992
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; must understand cooking;
small family, good wngen. 975 East Ith
South sIOOO
GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. AP
ply 124 So. lib East. still
NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL TIOUSE-
work; no washing. Ind. phono 11751.
slll5
WANTED LADY WITH SOME MEANS
desirous of investing In honorable, first
class, paying business; will stand closest
Investigation; nn objections to widow. Ad
dress T-3S, Tribune. si 228
WANTED STRICTLY RELLBLE LADY
partner to assist in establishing n new,
first-class, honorable business. Address
T-40, Tribune. sL229
ATTEND HEN ACER'S BUSINESS COL
lege if you want the best; alt gradu
ates placed In good positions. See us
first: new students may enter any time.
sRMl
WANTED GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS
cooking. No. 1 Kimball apis., 6lh East
and 2nd South. sl53l
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
Apply at once, S9JJ E. Brlgham. si 520
GOOD COOK FOR PRIVATE FAMILY.
551 E. Brlgham. sl521
GIRL FOR COOKING AND PART OF
housework. 3S So. .",rd East. sl322
WOMAN FOR CLEANING, FROM 9 TO
6, j9.50 per week. Lincoln House, sin 1-1
WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; small family; no washing
31 South Gth East. . si480
EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED ON
skirts. Apply L. A. Iauloo, 706 McTn-
lire bldg. slGt2
WANTED GIRL TO CLERK IN MILK
depot. Superior Dairy, 471 East 2nd
Sou.th. biugo
WANTED. A YOUNG WOMAN TO
canvass house-to-house; fine proposi
tion, big money. Call 11 to 12 a. m.
Security .fc Trust bid., room 811. slC55
CAPABLE CTRL FOR GENERAL
housework and cooking; good wages.
.'.7 B street. slfi52
WANTED. MANGLE GIRLS. EXPER
enced or Inexperienced. Model Latin -dry-
S1651
GIRL FOR WAITRESS IN COFFEE
house: $8 week. 555 W. 2nd So. sl650
GIRL FOR GEN E RA L HOUS E WO R K.
53 South fith East. sl64S
WANTED. COMPETENT SECOND
girl. Apply Mrs. Ernest Bamberger. 521
E. Brlgham. slC47
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
family of three; no children, 3510 South
7th East. Jnd. 10092. sl50S
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
small family. 250 West 3rd South,
flat 2. sl51)7
CIRL TO WORK IN STORE, $7 PER
week, with board. Apply 532 West Jnd
South. slt2G
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR CHAM
hermaid; must be experienced. si 664
WANTED AGENTS
ed to represent, a prominent life Insur
ance company In this section; special
and attractive features: liberal contract
to right party. Address Stncey Wilson,
general manager American Temperance
Life. 253 Jlroadwuy. New York. s734
LADIES TO SOLICIT FOR STAPLE Ad
vertised goods, salary and commission.
337 West 2nd South. si 117
GENERAL AGENT FOR UTAH AND
other states; automobile accessory;
nothing like It; big money-maker; sells
rapidly; east nil owners want. It: small
money required to handle. L. H. Rcv
nolds. St. Nicholas hotel. sISOQ
WANTED TO .BUY
SHOES SJTTS An3 oVeIuCOATs!
Call Edward Green Boll phone 5021.
Ind. 3273. r26S7
good iono-Lr;. horse and light.
long express. IB"! So. 1st West; 10 to
12 a. in. -.mil 5 to 6 p. m. slG42
WANTED TO RENT.
TO RENT. EIGllT OR NINE-ROOM
modern residence, cast or northeast.
Bell 4667. r644
ONE OR TWO HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, steam or furnace heat, furnished.
quiet. Address W-3. Tribune. si 021
CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS
liTRirowTco "
160 So. W. Temple. Bell phono 4114.
x 12.00
ACCORDION PLEATING
SUNBURST ANM.)"s7dE pTSaThNU
Mrs. M M. Jcnnetis. 50S East Third
So. st. LStll phviic uJOjI
WANTED
JAjEJI
HIGHEST PRICES VAuTloKTmO
ly fresh eggs. Royal Cafe. r3905
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS AVANT
etl: will pay you first-class prlceB. II.
C. Fisher & Co.. 165 So. "W. Tcmplo. Bell
5171. Ind. 964. c258
ALL KINDS SECOND-HAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks, valises; bent prices paid. 28
Commercial at. Reply by postal card
3771 BeJI. . . 174
YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
Salvation Army Both phones. 12191
TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND
mattress remaking. Utah Bedding and
Mfg. Co. Both phones 383. h303
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass, rags, bottles, rubber, copper, etc.
Utah Junk Co.. S40 So. 4th AVcat. Phone
229. p!972
UNCLE FRANK'S LOAN OFFICE. C E,
3rd South. Money on diamonds, watches.
jewelry: low Interest. Ind. phone 952. f500
LAKE HAND LAUNDRY; ONLY 1ION
osl work; p'.enuo try once. I'hones 2594.
33S W, 1st South. f4001
TO RENT HORSE. ABOUT 1200 LBS..
Tel. lnd. 210L . k2263
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and trunks. Call Bell 4573. 67
Commercial stroet. r278
LACE CURTAINS HAND LAUNDERED;
satisfaction guaranteed. Bell phone
4075-K. r3416
YOUNG AND FAT CALVES, FRESH
and springing cows; bull for service;
cows fetched. 10 South Stale. Saunders.
Phone 237t-Y.
BEST PRICES PAID FOR YOUR OLD
clothes; gentlemen's suits, overcoats,
ladles' suits and skirls. A. B. Ensle.
lnd.3273. Bell 5021. s293
BEST POTATOES. 75e. BUSHEL;
fresh egg?, two doz., 55e. Lee's cash
market. 17S W. South Tcmplo. Boll
2171; Ind. 2010. s575
WANTED. A PLUMBER TO 'BUY ONE
half interest In shop; lols of work;
good prices. Inqulro A. J. Bcvcridgo.
Smillifleld. Utah. a549
TO BUY HORSE BLANKET; MUST BE
In good order and a snap. Sco Circu
lation Manager, Tribune. stMl
WANTED ALL KINDS OF DRESS
iniiklng. dono at very reasonable
prices. Brown School of Dressmaking.
Bell Teenhonc-b!dg. Boll phono 703; Ind.
phono 2563. s810
WANTED CONGENIAL YOUNG MAN
as roommate; references exchanged.
Address T-37, Tribune. sl242
BOARD AND VROOM IN A. PRIVATE
family for a littlo girl 11 yonrs old. Al
references required. T 16, Tribune.
sl497
A RIDING OR DRIVING HORSE TO
keep; no work. 527 So. State. sl6ll
WANTED SITUATIONS FEMALE
CURTAINS LAUNDERED BY MRS. D.
C. Moss, 309 East, 1st South; satisfac
tion guaranteed. r3100
GOOD PLAIN COOK WANTS WORK IN
small private family; wageB $30. Ad
dress S-3, Tribune. r3405
LADY STENOGRAPHER. C YEARS'
experience, desires position; best of
references. R-59, Tribuno. r3693
LACE CURTAINS 1VAUNDERED:
work guaranteed. Mrs. Stalllngs. Bell
phone. Main 4957. r3993
13Y YOUNG GIRL ATTENDING
school- wants place to help with house
work for board and room, 425 South 4th
West. a 1098
FIRST-CLASS SWEDISH COOK WA NTS
situation where second help Is kept;
city or country. 16S So. 1st. W. sl-501
STENOGRUPIIER; B A N K R U P T CY
schedules a specialty; prices reasonable.
Room 203. Judge bldg. s!601
WANTED SITUATIONS MALE
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN ATTEND
lng business college, a place to work
for board and room. Q-26, Tribuno.
r2906
YOUNG MAN ATTENDING SCHOOL
wishes work after school nnd Satur
days; collecting work preferred. Address
Q-5S. Tribune. - r3236
MAN WITH OFFICE EXP ERIENCE.
also experience as railroad yardman
and watchman, wants position. Address
A. L.. P. O. box J312. s973
LICENSED JANITOR, MARRIED. NO
children, apartments or office bulld'.ng.
Phone 258-1. A'an Mater. sD72
YOUNG JAPANESE BOY WANTS
position as bellboy at hotel. T-18, Trib
une. sM9l
MAN AND AVIFE WANT POSITIONS
on ranch; man practical farmer, wife
good cook. Address W, E. AVllson. 16 E.
7th South si. al491
WANTED HEAL ESTATE
WANTED Tl I REE OR FOUR ACRES
between Salt Lake and Murray, near car
line. State price. W 1. Tribune. s!502
HOTELS
IF YOU ONCE STOP AT THE TOU
ralnc you'll always stop there; nice,
large, steam heated rooms, with or with
out bath. 42 E. 3rd So. Reasonable
rates, m.IS54
OCCIDENTAL H O T E L: STRICTLY
modern; newly furnished; reasonable
rates. 14 E. 1st South. m3S.13
HOTEL LINDEN. 123 EAST 3D SOUTH.
for comfort, and convenience, cannot be
surpassed. Center of city; strictly mod
ern throughout; special rate3 for trav
eling men. . rl9S0
HOTEL MOXUM. THE ONLY ABSO
lutely fireproof hotel Iif Salt Lako City.
Furnishings the finest west of Chicago.
Opened last October. Corner of Fourth
South and Stale streets. Thomas Gavin,
proprietor. r2033
THE LUXOR HOTEL. 54 MAIN ST.. IN
the heart of the business district: rea
sonable rales; strictly modern, with or
without bath. Both phonos. r2052
THE TUXEDO. STRICTLY MODERN;
rooms single or en suite with baths:
terms reasonable. 44 State street, near
Salt Lako theater. Bell phono 4995. . r-2355
ROBERT HOTEL; NEW TIIROUGH
out; modern: S3.50 per week up. 155
W. 2nd South, r2S72
TABOR HOTEL. OPP. MASONIC TEM
ple; steam healed; rales $2.50 per
week up. r2871
HOTEL METROPOLE. UNDER NEW
management; 3 block from all depot
cars; 50 rooms with bath; rates 75c. $1
and up. 35 E. 3rd So. J. C. Early, pro
prietor. r2869
THE STRATFORD HOTEL NOW OPEN
to Uc public: strictly modern: rates
reasonable by iho day, week or. month..
Corner E. 2d So. and 2d East. ; ' s683
HOTEL FREMONT. IS POSTOFF1CE
placo. in the hcurt of the crty: 65
rooms, hot and cold water In each room;
ensnllc with private, bath; rates. 75c up:
special rates by week or month. A. '.
Morrison, proprietor. si 250
MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING,
SHIPPING
WE SHIP II H GOODS TO ANY PART
of United States, cut rates. Kimball
A7an and Storage Co.. 19 W. 1st So. m2661)
FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS
AVE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and tnxldormlot line and carry com
plete stock of -..niuifacturcd goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and game
beads. R. Slenzcl Fur Co., East nd
Fuiiih. a3182
FOR SALE !
.FOR SALE FURNITURE.
DON'T SELL .TOUR FURNITURE.
Have It. reupholatcrcd made now again.
Phone 329!' about it. S. L. Mattress &
Mfg. Co. cl063
FURNITURE OF A. 7-ROOM HOUSE,
close in; houoo to rent. Phono 52SG-X,
O2708
ALL QUARTER-SAWED FLAT-TOP
handsome desk and chair cheap. 2615
Bell, s884
FURNITURE OF 5-ROOM HOUSE,
cheap; also house for rout. 17 Pitt st.
sOGS
FURNITURE SEVEN ROOMS. SU1TA
ble for hoarding or rooming house: all
rooms routed; house for rent; reasonable
terms Address T-17. Upper Bingham.
Utah. a 1-1 7-1
ELEGANT FURNITURE OF A 9-ROOM
house, cheap; parties leaving town. Ap
ply 376 East 3rd South. sl490
FURNITURE SIX ROOMS. $250, IF
taken at once. Bell phono 2533-Y.
si 653
FURNITURE OF A 7-ROOM HOUSE
for sale; same house for re.nl. 21 S E.
1th South. Roll 310S-V. al 6 16
FURNITURE OF AN S-ROOM, THOIt
oughly modern house for sulo, and
house, for rent; eloso In. 158 E. 4th So.
Must sell at once: make mo an offer.
Phono lnd. 1S10. si 6 4 5
FOR SALE DOGS
BOSTON TERRIERS. II1NG CHARLES
cocker spaniels; dogs boarded: prlao
wlnnlng French bulldog at stud; Moorc'rt
toxin for dog distemper. Boyd, tho dot'
man, S2U E. 2nd So. Bell phono 3433-X.
rll'iC
REGISTERED SHORTHORN BULLS.
standard Polled Diirhams; send for
catalogue. Wesley K. AValton & Sons.
Woodruff, Utah. 53
FOR SALE PIANOS AND ORGANS
PIANO, COST ?I50; WILL SELL FOR
$200. Call Bell 3857-K. sl-170
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTU
nlty Is offered for the right party with
some capital and ability to handlo oulpul
of a first-class manufacturing company's
product, and to have excltisK'c salo of
same. Proposition thoroughly Investi
gated and very highly .recommended by
tho committee on manufactures of the
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. Tho
same kind of proposition In other parts
of the country, where conditions arc not
even as favorable as those offered here. Is
making enormous fortunes. Do not ad
dress unless you mean business and have
the cash for Immediate investment. Ad
dress T-39, Tribune. sl20G
INA'ESTORS TO INVESTIGATE BEST
Industrial proposition In the U. S.
Dividend payer from tho start. Can
prove to tho most skeptical Investors.
Call and sec us at 331 Atlas bldg. r2873
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with us. Halloran-Judge Co., 209 Main
street. rl78G
LARGE ROOMING HOUSE. BEST LO
catlon; rent only $4 per room; this
house has paid for Itsolf In less than
one year; Investigate If you mean busi
ness; no agents. Write AV. M. Horner,
general delivery. s42
I 1IAA-E FOR SALE A FORTUNE
makcr; a remarkable seller: new.
strictly business proposition no scheme;
copyright for United Slates; big business
getter; all or part of copyright for sale;
any responsible terms made; prlco $37,000.
Address Thos. Loughncy, P. O. Box 12S8.
Salt. Lake. s552
10-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE; ALL
full. Will sacrifice; am leaving eltv;
rent $35. 3Ct E. 1st South. sl-192
$1100, U ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING;
all occupied; long lease by owner; rea
sonable rent; good furniture, close In;
gas. 45 So. 1st West. s555
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
vXrRI2NPAUL. HAVING MOVED TO
56 W. 3rd South, first door west Sani
tarium, will, for 30 days, sell you furni
ture, carpets, ranges, at tho lowest prices
that can possibly bo made In Salt Lake.
It will pay you to sco mo beforo buying
or selling. f2646
SECOND-HAND GOODS BOUGHT,
sold and exchanged. Highest prices
paid. 315 State st. rlS51
SECOND-HAND GOODS BOUGHT.
sold, exchanged; best prices. Michigan
Furniture Co.. 341 State. r2034
UTAH FURNITURE COMPANY.
Second-band household goods bought,
sold and exchanged. 132 W. 2nd South.
Bell 4317. sl246
PERSONALS
NlVIJFEmOM
stores manly vigor; world's greatest dis
covery; highest Indorsements. Address
Immediately McNichoIs, agent, No. 3, Spo
kane. Wash. sl-136
A FIRST-CLASS MINING CAMP COOK
and baker wants lady partner, about 45
vcars of age. Address T-4D, Tribune.
s!44S
FIREPROOF-STORAGE
saTestcr7!g3
house, equipped with automatic
sprinklers: low rate of insurance; house
hold goods packed and stored. MOTH
PROOF ArAULTS for fur garments;
HEATED STORAGE A'AULTS for pianos.
AUTOMOBILE ELEVATORS and storage
stalls. Pool-cars shipped to all points:
expert packers. Let us figure with you:
prices lower. I X L Stores Co. Bell
Exchange 13. Ind. 13, m2138
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
ALL KINDS PCIUIA'BYSUP
bone cutter, feed culler, stock foods.
rogoler's Seed Store. r2162
THOROUGHBRED BROWN LEGHORN
pullets. Boll phone 3328-K. sl639
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS
WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE ReT
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove. AVnter Jackets cleaned. All makes
of water jackets for sale. We make a
specialty of furnace grates and repairs.
. Rear 531 So. State st. Telephones 4474.
r!976
LTNTNGS. GRATES AND WAT.ER
jackcts, all malcos. put iu your stovo or
range; fair price. G D. Lovett foundry,
44 No. 7th AA'cst. Bell 2304-K; Ind. 2313.
r2U47
SANITARIUM '
""martin santtXruumcoT
Medical electricity and dry hot air for
treatment of all chronic and aeuto dis
eases; skin, rheumatism, neuralgia, nerv
ousness, stomach and female troubles. 241
South Main, Ind. phone 1930-A. n24tl
HAT FACTORY
MENS HATS LICATed "aND
blocked. Panamas a specially. Salt
Lake Hat factory, 24 E. 1st South. Phone
2737. b!133
MOVING
JL BAUiu9riV'TVES SOUTHT
Both phones Boll 1252, Ind. 1404.
n3406
ANNOUNCEMENT
ARNOLD & BROWN. THE TATLORjT
where quality counts. Now at 425 Mc
Inijreblds. Phone 3S44. r0S7
FOR SALE
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
LET uVFRAMli YOUR PICTURE. ART
Wall Paper Co., 48 East 1st South st.
h'JaoO
GRAIN AND POTATO SACKS. UTAH
Junk Co. Both phones, 22a. 840 South
4th Went. nUS.U
ONE LARGE SECOND-HAND OFFICE
safe, one residence aafo; both good jvi
new. Enquire 29 Kaglo hlk. r.G7b
COTSWOLD AND LINCOLN RAMS:
also ewes. James AVInlcr, 230 W. 2nd
No. Boll 3001-Y, r2ib
FURNITURE AND LEASE. 14 STEAM
heated rooms at a bargain. Poom ;10i
Trlbuin; bldg. lnd. phono T-6. sJ
THE CONTENTS OF THE MACHINE
shop qf the late C. P. Hutchinson. 6
South Second West ot. I 24-ln. back gear
simper. I2-in. lathe. 2p-in. drill press. 5
Jn. 4-sido molder, boilers and engines. -power
hack saw. belt lacing. belL hooks,
mill supplies, fittings and saws, dairy
supplies, bottles and brushes, and a hun
drcd other articles. s7S3
SHEEPMEN, ATTENTION I SHEEP
camp for salo cheap. 745 So. State.
Boll 4865-:. 767
SAWDUST FOR SALE CHEAP; SPE
clal reduced rales In quantities. Call
both phones 361. sS47
ALL THE LUMBER AND FENCING
on the Bucna Vista race track. Apply
on the premises or In George Ross, 35
North 2nd West. Phones. Ind. 1134; Bell
5SI7. sSTO
SHOW CASES, SHELVING. TABLES.
roll -top desk, counter, electric flxtuie:,
clock, furniture of. ft -room house, tine
rubber-tired buggy, light spring wagon,
fine buggy harness, tent, camp stove At
your own price. Owner loavlng city.
Call 21 East 3rd South. :ilJ54
J UST TAKE A LOOK AT THE BEST
snap on tho north bench, 5x10.
on J at., all or part, ut $140 a rod. Bell
4S92-T. sl235
FURNITURE OF FOUR ROOMS: HOUSE
for rent: snap If taken at once. 265
Went 4th So. S1526
NEW COAL RANGE. CHEAP. S53 SO.
Main. KiiS2
COMPETE EDITION ENCYCLOPEDIA
Brlltanlen, cheap 524 S. Main. .sl002
GOOD PAYING GROCERY STORE. A
bargain if taken at .once; party leaving
city. Corner 7th So, and 7th East. sl59'J
SECOND HAND DOORS AND WIN
dow.s and frames for sale, cheap. 881
So. 0th Easl. . si 630
ROOMING HOUSE. 20 ROOMS. RENT.
$90 month, including steam heat, lease,
furniture and carpets; good location; Is
such as to receive liberal patronage; price
$2700; terms. Address W-2, Tribune.
si 629
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES.
CALL ON US FOR YOUR AV INTER
automobile coats, gloves, etc. Com
plete stock jusl arrived. Packard oil at
45c gallon.
UTAH MOTOR CAR CO.
125-27 Stalo St. s390
NOW IS THE TIME TO' BUY
A NEW $2000 CAR FOR $1200.
AVE JTAA'H IN STOCK 3 1910 40
1 1. P. 5-PASSENGER OAK
LANDS WHICH HAArE NEVER
BEEN RUN. THESE SPLEN
DID CARS ARE FULLA' GUAR
ANTEED AND GO FOR $1200
EACIL
UTAH MOTOR CAR CO.,
J 25-27 STATE ST.
SS91
1 OPE-HARTKORD FD'E-PASSENGER
touring car, completely equipped, re
painted and overhauled. A real bargain.
Apply 1002 Nowhouso bldg. mlO
OR TRADE FOR REAL ESTATE. COM
pletcly equipped 45-11. P. 7-passcnger
automobile: Al condition. Irqulro 306-7
Boston bldg. Bell 4261. Ind. 4430. o887
FIArE-PASSENGER RUNABOUT TOUR
Ing car; been In iiee 6 months; good as
r. cost $2600. AVIU sell for $1000 If
taken at once. Phone 459C Ind. rlS31
BERTRAM MOTOR SUPPLY CO.. 251
State st.. wholesale and retail auto sup
pllcs nnd Diamond tires. rlS53
NEW UNUSED WINTON SIX 5 PAS
seugcr automobllo at a bargain. Call
or write D. L. Simpson, 233 1st ave. r2460
FOR ALE ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILE.
in good condition, now tiros, paint, etc.
A bargain, $750. A. O. Whltmorc. 27
Richards st. r2705
OAKLAND 30-IT. P. FOUR PASSEN
ger 1910 model, only been used short
time; in cood condition: ?S00. Can 'ic
seen at Kimball's garage, 45 S. State
street. sl-140
FOR SALE MOTORCYCLES
cycle; reasonable. Phono Ind. 2662.
r2036
I WILL SACRIFICE MY G-HP. INDIAN I
motorcycle. Bell phono 1385. r2032 j
for sale horses and vehicles
horses'Ifor'salk
Sixty head, all classes. 1000 to 1700 lbs.;
guarantee every borso a represented.
TO HIRE.
Saddle horses.
SALT LA KIC HORSE MULE MARKET
344-46 West 5th South.
Bell phone 4167. ind. 4131
it44
GENTLE -FAMILY PONY. 7 YE RS
old: will sell cheap. Call 1002 South
8th East. rl325
GOOD LARGE TEAM OF HORSES:
will sell for $450 if taken at once. C55
South State. . r2172
GET OUR PRICES' ON MONITOR
grain drills. Mollne plows, potato dig
gers and Armlcader and Uenny wagons.
Scgo linplcmonl & A7ehlele Co., 115 So.
State st. sl24S
FOUR DELIVERA- HORSES. SUITABLE
for express or ncddlcr. dirt cheap. Call
quick Crosby. East Side stables, si 1 7S
LOST AND FOUND
$10 REWARD FORJm3v7HCSC
peako dog. 7 mouths old. Return 847
So, 5th East. Phone 1SS8-N. si 4 16
FOUND DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEW
clry; you save moncv. Reese Jowelrv
Co.. 210 S. Main. s 1 523
LOST ONE MILK" ROUTE BOOK. RK
turn 343 AVest No. Temple. sl582
BROOCH PANSY WITH DIAMOND IN
center: $10 reward. Ask for A. U. P..
Bell phono Forest 110-5 si 189
DARK BROWN BUGGY HORSE. AVT.
about 1150 lbs., with white ropo mark
around jaw; got out of pasture on Stato
street. Anderson Cummings Co., 357 Slate
st. Boll phone I989. Reward. si 179
LOST ENGLISH BULLDOG. FEMALE.
yellow or fawn color, with nutur.il white
collar around neck and screw tail. Re
turn to 555 East 5th South; reword, or
phone Bell 3192-N. B1607
LADY'S RING. WITH TWO DIAMONDS.
Tiffany selling. Finder please return
571 1st ave. Reward. slt;05
A UNIVERSITY CLASS PIN. GOLD U
set with pearls, numerals "06" iu cen
ter. Finder return (o 212-214 South West
Temple street and receive reward.
si 668
DRESSMAKING
QUICK SF.RVU'E: , CIIEAp'lLVTES;
good work, Bell 24G1-NZ. - alI3U'
SECRET SOOIETIEsTpi
MASONIC NOTTiflrrAH mftr
I. n. a. m.. Wii won on A,,TyJ
and P. .M. degrees I Ills (ViVi1,1' MB"
von.,, at 7:80 o'c, h fc
Sec'!'8'
EL JCALAII TE5IPL1C. A. A. oVfe
Regular nesslons held at xtF-mSfe
temple, corner Second ICnsr nnJ M
South tho third WednCC,I;0"n,VSf.
month - Sojourning nobloa liivitcdV
tend. C. W. Morse. III. I'olciiiui. 9
Marriott, 111. lL-oi,el" "mumfc; J,?S
R ARGENT A LODGElo7rfl 1
TOv and A. M At , !UT. 1
'luecday of each "Mtl
Mouthers ot sinter lodges and aolcn irW I
brethren Invited. F. 1L Cragor wBF
Mooes C. Phillips. Secretary. '
M.T. MORIAU LODGE NO. 2, FrvrK''
Md. Masonic hall, socond MondavVSr
mouth, cornor First South nnd 8fMe '
East. Members of sister lodges
Journlug members Iu good standi
vlted P. A. Slmpkln. AV. M.; Clin" oJR.
Diehl. Secretary. ' Sfcl
WASATCH LODGE NO. 1, F ANtTaP
aiasonlr. temple, corner First
ami fceeoml East. Regular inootuiBjt ,
ond Friday of eacli month. Men bcrkhl
ilBter lodgj s cnxl s.ijourmng bnu.-ircMIK1
dlally invllel. A. C. AVKerrv V' 'fW'
A. J. Lowe.. Secretary. Sv.
, LYNDS CHAPTErIjSK
Xhv Jl ,J Order Eastern sUf
Masonic temple. StalR
rncotlngn first FriJE"
JSZKf: S members will rccelvJ
V cordial welcome. Lul'i'
W R. McCullow, w it"
Nellie T. Spencer, SetJS
K M - MIrZI"CILPTEiriij
ifeffl Go,0!''1" Easlotn Sflr'
yfifr&L Stated meet hips jf l '
p' Monday if '
gvf "ch inonlh, Maso-.
v temple, corner Rpcnlfe-'
v ,n, aJ ''hat
.... , ,, , visiting members p
dially invited. ! 5-v,
LEVIN A C. BROW.-;, V. M. MC
LOUISA STEW Alt D. Secretary Sf
v ELECTA CHAPTER N
yNviW 8, Order Eastern B ft
VS??7 Staled meetings thl i'-
)V Tuesday of each monl f-'
SfiLv Masonic tcmplo. corn
v7 Second East and Fit jt;
V Sot-l. Visiting merabt
, Cordially Invited. ; j :
BIRDTE S. NIPPER. W M. 1 Lr-P
DORA FRANKLAND, Sccretarr'
Independent Order of Odd Fellows'- J&
FIDELITY LODGE NO. 17. I. 0. a F - '&'t
MceLs every Wednesday night zt 5?;
o clock. I. O. O. F. temple. Visitors 1 f?
come. ll. c. lAIalthews, N. G.; J rW
famlth, secretary.
JORDAN LODGE NO. X. I. 0. 0 F?
Meets every Monday night at 1. 0.0 jBtT1
temple. A'Isltors Invited. G. P. Kraus. ,
G.; A. Llndberg. sccretarj. fdiJpJT
I. O. O. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORlifip1
Subordinate lodges meet as followa: HKr
Salt Lake lodgo No. 2. Friday. fr
Enterprise lodgo No. 15. Tuesday.
A. A. S. RITE THE FOUR C0-0ItDtj'
nate bodies of the A. A. S. Rtto KR
Frco Masonry hold stated meetings thSKH1
third Thursday In each month at thPH-H
Masonic temple, corner First South anftftc
Second East. Sojourning brethren ijsfi'il
v,ted iffcv
W. M. Rash, 32d de. tr'
W, Ml Jordan lodge of Perfection Na
A. C. AVherry. 32d dcg. M,
W. M. James Lowo Chapter ot RoiM
Croix No. I. cwc
G. B. pfouls, 32d deg. s,
Commander of Salt Lake Council of Kalf
dosh No. 1. -Ss
James II. Brown, 33d der., ik9&
M. of M. Consistory No. 1. 'Ml)
Christopher Dlehl. 33d d?g.
Register for all the bodies. f'flj
UTAH COMMANDER! NO. 1. KNIGH'TlK
Templar Stated conclaves held Jjolj
Masonic temple, corner Second East w
First South, the first Thursday ot m
month. Sojourning Sir Knights cordial Ui.,
Invited to attend. I
J. T. BRECKON, E. C, ilbl
E. O. LEATIIERWOOD. recorder. gnfl
UTAH CHAPTER NO. 1. R. A. M.i
Stated convocation last AVcdnesday fct
each month at Masonic hall, comer Sw Bp.";1
ond East and Fhst South streets. Con fcJW
panlons cordi.illy Invited. F. II. KutncTOj
sky, II. P.; Moses C. Phillips. Secrehujfef'P'
MIRIAM REBEKAH LODGB MEEngfir
first and third Saturday evenings mi
each month at I. O. O. F. temple, oaljc,
NAOAIf REBEKAH LODGE NO. WH
Meets every second and fourth SalMK'jj
day evenings of each month at Odd Fjjt
lows' temple, Market st.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA - MEE
flr3t and third AVcdncsdays cachmotlR,
Jcnnlngs block, third floor. No. 21 ejMsl
First. South. C. E. AVhltc. F. S. sllp
EXCELSIOR CAMP. 10S92. ilODERBei
Woodmen, meets Tuesday evening IR.
K. of P.- hall. 261 Main street. VIsltlnB
neighbors welcome. F. M. McCarthy. RC
C; J. AV. Ewln. clerk.
GREAT SALT LAKE CAMP, 10071. aEfj
AV. A., moots every Tuesday nlslit H
S o'clock In the Odd Fellow's temple. B";
O. place. Arisltlng neighbors cordially .r
vlted.
UTAH CAMP. NO. 33S, W 0. jK
Wodnesdav evening. F. O, h. hall, 1W
S. W. Temple. AMsItlng neighbor? !Ht
come. Frank Harding, consul; fc 'Kf
Hall, clerk.
WOODBINE CIRCLE. NO, 41. OK
of Woodcraft, meets every Tliursday,T
o'clock. at I. O. O. F. hall.
Knights of Fythlas.
CALANTHE-MYRTLE LODGE.
K. of P. Every Monday. K. of P.
Geo. H. Klont?. C. C N. W. Sonnodecs,,
or. K. of R. and S.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE. .'JKe
Every Thursday evening. K. of ',nqn?
271 So. Main. T. C. Pcndergrass. i- V-H0'
S. N, Randolph. K. of R. and 5.
LINCOLN LODGE NO. 23. K. OF 'jW.'; t
Meets evcrv Saturday evening "l iiUpO
o'cloclc. K. of P. hall- JUIM,
HERMIONE TEMPLE NO . fYT"!dE.1
Sisters Meets evorv Wcdnenday f "Writ
Ing at 1C of P. hall. Emma Betz. J';slr..:
R. C. . -a.'0
ROYAL ARCANUM. SALT I'AJ. y
Council. No. 1517 Second ,! c!,ouy L.
Thursdays. F. O. E. hall. 168 1 So. T Wcr
Temple st. J. Q. Crltchlow. regent. J ,p
L. Jones, sccretarj'. j ?t"
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGbEj ' '
Salt Lake Acrlc. No. 67-Evcry Frlda, yf
S p. in.. Eagles hall. . j 0u
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCAjBg VPa
Salt Lako (JIty Tent, No. J
Thursday. I O. O. P. hall. VIbIIW lrn0
knights luvhed. , ; fQ
MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMBjWjf'
lea Meet in Jennings block, cor W
So. and Main, every Tuesday tit St
A'isltlng members Invited to attcnu. (.jjRe
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE OSK
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