The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 8

THE DAILY TRIBUTE: SALT TJUO! CITY. PTAH. TKUBSPAY MAY THURSDAY MAY28.180K or Sa7t. I.j>..ke City, TJta-h, April 12. U.

eust; also north to Elder, ColliDStoii aud LoKan 8:006. m. E.G. 8:50 a. HI.

U. Local rnuil north to LoRftn and intermediate points, also closed pouch for San .2:30 p. m. Mail for Ocdon 3: JO p.m. U.

Mail for Idaho, Montana, rn 30 p.ra ate points mid points IT Park City, Mill Creek and local points R. G. miJRham HOUU3FOH ARKIVAL OF MAILS AT DBPOTS. 5 35 a.rn Portland, and Francisco 5:30 p. 0 Denver and Aspen Mail 9:05 p.

0 Park Citv, Coalvilleaad Echo at 2:30 Milford and intermedi- intermediate U. Fast Mail tf. City and Cache valley 11:00 a. in Montana and Milford and points north G. a-nd wost G.

Mail 1:50 ii. rn G. Express E.G. D. City, Mill Creek, etc OVi'ICE HOUK3.

Money order window opens 9 a. closes 5 p. Opening rngistor window 9:00 a.in Closing register window 6:00 p.m General delivery windows open 8 a. m. to p.

Stamp window open a. rn. to6p. in Carriers' window till 7 p. SUNDAY nouns.

General delivery and stamp windows open 11 a. rn. to 1 p. Carriers'window to I. A.

BBNTON. P. SALT LAKE CITY, May 27, 1S91. OBSEKVATION. 78 Lt.

P'y. C'y Cld'loss temperature, 78; minimum ternporn (U; for 12 years, 63; ex temperature siuce.Tanuary 1,1891, of temperature since May 1, 1801, (W.Li inches: rncuu daily. Id years, 0.04 0.04 inches. of r.unfall since 1S9I, 0.4 "ijpltrienc-y of since May 1, 1391, 0.9-1 GKO. N.

SALISP.UKY, Observer. ATTJUXTIO-V, 'nio grand ratilication uioetins of the Liberal party will bd hold on Friday, May 20, at 3 p. in tho uow storo of the Salt Lako Hardware Company, first door west of tho Walker Opera House. Second South itrcut. All Liberals in tho city arc invited, to attend and attest by their presence their iirm adhcroneo to tho Liberal watchwords Our Country first, our Party second.

By order of tho CITV COMMITTEE, CITY AND JTEIGHBOHKOOD. The Y. M. I- KUVO a pleasant party at the G. A.

R. Hall lust night. Tho officers of the Sixteenth Infantry are anxious to return to San Anlouio. The sewor system extended up Carton road from State to Second stroots. The wife of Robert Scott, the Tooele postmaster, died from heart failure Tuesday night and will be buried Friday.

The outfit of the new local tempi? of the Mystic Schrino arrived yesterday by express in live lar-e und one small packages, and are In Captain Bishop's office. The house to house canvass for registration purposes will be closed Saturday, urid next week those desiring to resistor will be accommodated sit Indopendttnce Hull. A trout weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces was captured Tuesday evening In Parley's Creek on Ninth South street. It hud evidently worked its wuy up from the river. There are messages at the Western 'Union office for Mrs.

M. Walsh. William Chapman care of Joe Condie, Mrs. A. C.

Hart, C. Frankel, Miss Mary Desmond, Hurry Campbell, Jobn Kichtcr. Postmasters appointed in Utah during tho week ending May 1831: Burrviile, Sevier county, George A. Cloward; Providence, Cache county, John Kunz; Teardall, Piute county, Charles Snow. Tho Polytechnic Society has been invited to visit tho city waterworks, and the members will meet at the office of City Engineer at 10 o'clock this ruoming and take carriages there.

Mr. Doreujus will usoort the party during tho several hours be examining the works in all its details. Local weather report, at a. m. yesterday: Salt Lake City, 56 Helena, 56 dcjx.

i'ort Custer, 5-2 cleg. Fort Washakle, 52 Kawlins. 4S dog- At 11 Salt Lake, 00 Ogden. 54 deg. Stockton, 54 Hingham, Park City, 5:2 Provo, 04; Alta, Logan, 50 On tho insido ot tho vest ot P.

H. Doa- ntilly, the Wnitternore Hotel suicide, was found S190 which had not been discovered in previous searches. Donnelly's remains were far gone" to admit being shipped to Aspen, for burial, so they were burled here yesterday and the widow and sister returned to Aspen last night. Tbo Colloglato Institute closes Friday. JUDO 12th, after a prosperous your, and commencement exorcises will be held ia tne First Presbyterian Church that evening.

The graduating class numbers six, viz; William Nelson, Kettle Nelson, Serena Nielsen, Nora Peterson. Otto Hauerbach, George Cebhardt. With the now school year tho two intermediate departments will be merged into one. There was a great runaway at 9 a. m.

yes- torday. A horse pulling a dray started from the clock corner down- Main street with the bit between his teeth, and tho way he flew was a caution to sky rockets. The driver held on to the reins like- grim death, and although tho street was full of cars and vehicles of all kinds, and women and children were thicker than berries on the crossings, he steered that horse clear of everything, and finally brought him to in the neighborhood of Eighth South street. The Board of Public Works, or Public Morals as Chairman Halnes calls it, has been looking over Parley's oafion, and have located the aettling tanks several hundred yarda above the brewery. The dam will located just oast ot the chimney rocks.

The conduit, it is believed, will now surely finished by August 1st, and deliver overy 24 hours to Salt Lake 15,000,000 gallons ot water, A relief tank is to be built on the Bench at the head of First South street. above the reservoir built by Mayor Arra- etrong, and on a level -with, the City Creek caikm tanks. A false from Box 53 caused tho yirc Department to make a run to tho corner of Third and ttrsets yesterday morn- Ing at 10 o'clock, and Chief Stan ton to relieve himself of a string of cuss words a xoile long. When the Department arrived at tho plaoe of the supposed flre, the animals were completely exhausted, the up-hill pull being too much for even such stalwarts as tho Department boasts of. No one in tha vicinity could explain bow or by whom the alarm was turned in, and Chief Stanton, after tacklntc up notice offering a reward of $10 for the name of the offender, returned to town, maddest luan in it.

"I am not kicking on account of baring to turn out," Bald he to a TRIBUTE reporter, "but on ao- count ol the liornes. The rua there was terrible strain on them, and one oame very near dying from exhaustion. I notified the people there that if It happened again I would have the alarm-box removed to another locution, where it would be better appreciated." And the Chief meant word be said. What of Friendly Wra. DouglM of Psiyson lonjf unfit, for bus- incsd.

Wfc was made a burdto by Iridnry and liver complaints, caused by impure blood. One day Mr. Cleghora, Z. C. M.

I. DrnR Department. "try Dr. David Favorite of HonJout, K. Now Mr.

JDouglai to All diuf gbto. I KXCXASX, O'BKIEW DSOWVSD. Tails into the Bwimmlng- Tank at Warm Hpxinffi. Michael O'Brien, a miner from BlnRbam, was drowned in the large swimming "Warm Springs yesterday a few before 12 o'clock. Ho, in company with John Downey of Butte City, Thomas Hlokey and James Harriugton of Park City.Sbad been enjoying himself for nearly in-the healing and invigorating waters, proceeded to leave the tank together.

O'Brien's three friends went to their dressing rooms, leaving him sitting on the stairs washing.hls limbs. Three or four minutes elapsed and one of them called for O'Brien to hurry up. Receiving ho started In search of him, and as ho was not to be found alarm was given. A bather, C. M.

Bodoll. investigated the bottom of the tank and soon fouud O'Brien's body lying face downward on the coment floor. Bo was taken Into the waiting room, where every effort was made by tho management to resuscitate him; physicians were summoned and a ctomach pump brought into use, but the spark of life remaining in him when taken out of the water was too feeble, and in a short time it became apparent that all efforts to bring him to life would prove futile. O'Brien was a well known miner, having worked. In every prominent mining camp on tho Pacific Coast during tho past thirty years, and of lato has been working in Frisco, Binghum, and other mluing camps in this Territory, lie arrived at tho White Houso from Bingham about one week ago.

and deposited his money iu the otllue for safe keeping. night it was learned that there was $84 to his credit there, which will insure- him a docent burial. Ho was 57 years old, und as far us known without a family. Last evening tho Coroner hold an inquest at which tho foregoing facts wore brought out in the testimony, and tho jury rendered a verdict of accidental drowning. Those present at tho bathhouse speak in tbo higlK-st terms oC tho manner iu which tho management conduct tho place, and state that not tho slightest blumo cuu be attached to them or to the tank, the water in which is not over four feet In depth.

It is believed that O'Brien was seized with fit or a sudden attack of vertigo while sitting ou tho stairway and fell into tho water. His face, which was slightly abraded und bruised, gives credence to tho theory, aa they give every indication of having been produced by coming in contact with tho rough surface of tho cement iloor. Tt was not known last night when tho funeral will take place. A Sea-Sick I'lisscntyor On the ocean cfivos little about storm. Ho is positivolv indifferent whether ho is washud ovorbonrd or not.

Hut. sol right by a ful or two of Stomach Bltturs, ho feels romnved interest in his personal safety. This tlnn corrective neutralizes in bru.cki.sh compulsoriiy drank on shipboard, to the grievous detriment of pernicious impurltios which give rise to disorders of stomach, liver and bowels. To tho mariner, tho tourist, the Western pioneer and the minor, the Bitters is luvu.lua.blo as a mcuns of protection against, malaria, when its goods uro Intent in air and water. To tho effects of overwork, mental or manual, it is a most reliable antidote, und to tho debilitated and nervous it nlfords great and speedily folt relief and vigor.

A NSW BACE-TBACK. Kite-Shaped One to Be Piit in Near Eldorado. Tbo movement for now race track is taking form to such an extent that the enterprise is about as well as assured. The Bast farm is most excellently adapted for a tine driving park. Its location near Eldorado is such that it can bo made easily accessible by the extension of a branch from tho Unloo Pacific, a length of one and three- quarter while an extension of the Rapid Transit one mile will take that road to tho proposed track.

Then tho drive from the city out there can be made a delightful one for those who want to go in private conveyances. This enterprise of a ruce track out there has been talked up quietly for some time, and now A. G. Bast has twelve teams ready to put to making tho truck just as soon us be gets the plans for it. And right hero is an interesting feature which has had much to do in the location and plans or this track.

At Independence, Iowa, C. W. Williams built a track having a great big circle connected by two straight lines coming together and then crossing and swinging around iu a small circle unlthitf. This is known as tho kite-shape, with tho judges' stand in the point near the crossing, and the independence track is said to bo t.ho best and fastest in the United States. That track and the frequent races there have mudu tho town known far and neur.

To pattern utter this and make all the Improvements Intended will require 550,000. This money will most likely be raised through incorporating and issuing stock certificates, but the track will bo well under way before this is done. A. G. Bast has a largo number of tine horses, and being engaged in breeding lino animals, is probably tho best man to bo at tho head of this enterprise, but he will be aided by quite a number of other gentlemen who are taking an Interest in forwarding the movement.

The Union Pacific people iiavo already promised to help in the way of transportation direct to the grounds, and other roads will no doubt do their share. NOTES. Owing to tho tough weather tho Denver races havo been postponed uutil to-day, and tho entries for the Salt Lake and Ogden races have boon extended until the midnight of Juno Bth, A telegram from tho Denver Association states that no Colorado horses aro entered for tho Utah races. Cui'o for Jilieuuriutlnm. 0.

G. Troat of West Granville, writes of Allcock's Porous Piasters: Forrheuinuti.Mii, neuralgia, pain iu the side or back, coughs, colds, bruises und any local weakness, thev truly possess wonderful curative qualities. I liavo "recommended them to my noii'bbors wth tho happiest, results, many of whom but for Allcock's Plasters would be in a crippled condition ut home. In every instance where they havo been faithfully and properly applied the reside has been wonderfully satisfactory." Answers to Correspondents. Olo do not believe you need attempt to list your property with Miles Hamilton at tho price you quote, as thoy taku nothing but decided bargains.

Your husband was last peen at tho oJllco of Miles Hamilton, purchasing lots In Golden Park addition. (2) Yes, this was just beforo they bud secured electric car service for tbo Wes's Side. Lilly Miles Hamilton sometimes sleep, but not during business hours. "Special" Branil Horns. We are sole agonts for Iho "Special" Brand Hams and Breakfast Bacon, and we juaranteo them to bo superior to any In the market.

RooEns Tho Leading Grocers, 45 East 1st South St. PERSONAL MBNTX03T. 5. F. Mount- of Richfield is at tho Clift.

McKinney ttud wifo of Galvestob are at tho Clift. L. S. McKinneiy find wife of Garreston, registered ut the Clift House yesterday. Juau B.

Knreeuox, and family of Guatemala, are at the CuJlon eu route to Europe. C. Miller of the firm of Miller A Miller (no relation), hus been presented by his goorl wife a boy, and all are happy. A. E.

Koch of Ogden. C. F. Eathbono of Eureka, this Territory, and James II, Swift and wife of Oakland, arrived at the Walker Houso yesterday. Harrv L.

of the Miners' Journal, Potts- made a pleasant call on TIIK TIUJBUXB ust He ii making his urfit visit to the SVest and will go on to the Coast to-day. Dr. Henry Davis, who is showing his faith In Zion by his departed Tuesday night for Polluride, on a visit to ft son, Omar Davis, a well-kaown busineis man of that lively camp. Hignest of all in S. Gov't Report, Aug.

PURE ST. MARY'S ACATJZMY. A Pine Building 1 Prize Concert To-Hiffht. There is educational institution In this city city around which the hearts of many people in Utah and sorroundinf? States fondly twino and wish it prosperity. There aro so many bright girls iu St.

Mary's Academy under the watchful care of; the good sisters that there are- many lovo reaching out to the homes from whence these girls. caMie. and- 'this all brings buck nob an mcreiLsiiis interest in 'this school that ithas from year to year until it now numbers its pupils by the this has enabled tao management to go ahead in- bulldinfC larger and larger until its great buildings have become such as to be admired by all and pride to our city. A TIUUUSE reporter, on visiting the academy yesterday, found much pleasure in the late improvements Tbo past few months the main building has been more than duplicated on tho north side with a three-story and basemenl brick building, with walls two and three feet thick. In this there is a beautiful chapel.

class rooms, a hall SoxGT feet, capable of seatin 500 people, and then there aro rnauy othei appropriate and useful rooms. Tho basement has two very large rooms being fitted up for pupils to exorcise in, and these aro so arranged as to throw into ono when desired. Then there is tho library with over 1000 volumes of well-selected books, a cabinet, apparatus, in fact about everything that is desirable in snob an institution. The older portion of the academy buildings aro in themselves complete, but were getting too small for the increasing numbers of pupils, The largo grove in the roar, fitted up with rustic seats, bowers, latticed houses, is a most delightful place for outdoor exorcise and recreation. But the entire institution seems as nearly perfect as it can be.

To-night there will bo a prize concert in Academy Hall, which will be a very interesting 1 oveut, and give Uie hearers something of an idea of the excellent teachings and discipline tho pupils receive here. Tho pro- gramme is quite varied and well selected. Tho reporter was yesterday shown the prizes, and they arc real beauties. Tho first prize is a china tete-a-tete set, haud- jiainted. The second is a 'toilet set in embroidered sillc, and the third is a mirror sot in painted moleskin.

All of these are art work done in the academy, and will be awarded to the successful ones this evonin Startling Facts. The American people aro rapidly becoming a race of nervous wrecks, und the'following suggests the bust remedy: Alphonso llempfling, of Butler, swears that when his son was speechless from St. Vitus dance Dr. Miles' grout Restorative Nervine cured him. Mrs.

J. K. Mnler, of Valparaiso, and J. D. Taylor, of Logausport, Ind each gained 20 pounds from taking it.

Mrs. A Gardner, of Vistula. wiis cured ol 40 to 50 convulsions a diiy, and'much headache, dizziness buckacho and nervous prostration by one bottle Trial bottle and fine book of marvelous cures free at Roberts Js'elden's, who recommend and guarantee this unequalcd remedy. Suvu Money. Buy your common brick of the Anderson Press Brick Ogden.

Cheapest and best Write for terms. Deep Creek. On or before Monday, the 18th, stages will begin a daily service between Stockton and up way, and the line will bo extended through to Fish Springs and probably to points farther west. For passage and particulars inquire at the office of H. C.

Lett Son, Rooms 27 and 28, Commercial Block. For Softening tho Skin, Allaying irritation, removing roughness, wind tan and like troubles, there Is nothing equal to Wisdom's celebrated Violet Cream. "Died from Bright's disease." Oregon Kidney Tea if taken in time would have saved his life. O. K.

T. GarlleUl Beach. Trains between Salt. Lako and Beach will run as follows notice: Arrive Garfield, a. 03.

2:50 p.m Leave Salt Lako. a.m. 2:00 p.m. Garnelcl until further Leave Arrive Garfield. Salt Lake.

1:50 p.m. rn. 4:45 p.m. 5:85 m. D.

E. BUHLBY, General Agent. Vols. 4 ami of New ready and for sale at THE TRIBUNE cou'itios room. Prlco, $0 per volume.

CLIl'T HOUSE. Located Cor. Main and 3rd South Sts The CHft is tho best $2 per day house in this city. Rooms large, cool and airy; new and handsome furniture, electric lights, and all the latest conveniences and accessories. Dining hall spacious and perfect in its appointment.

Table first-class. The only house in the city serving breakfast, dinner, and supper, other serving lunch. C. P.urxEN Props. KQTEL, ARRIVALS, Teiupleton.

Mills, New York; Sackett, Chicago; Day Denver; Holabird, Los Angeles; A Friend, Irving Alsbory, New York: Shurt- liir Ocden; Mrs Ilobnck, Denver; A Wliecler. Utica, A Litchford, Rochester, Carl Frenhe, Milwaukee, Wis; Mrs Bowman A Uowmiin, James Bowman, St Louis; A Peterson, Chicago; Mrs Bennett, Mrs Buel Miss Brackctt, Sulinas City, Cal; A Dow San Francisco; W.Foster, Grand Rapids, Miclr Bevan, DID Be van, Melbourne, Australia; FitC'h, Louisville; Cahoon, Francklyn, Utah; Hukinz, New York; DCS Moluo.s: Martin, Chicago; Tican. St Louis; Farson. Mrs Mo- Kay Chicago; Rheinfctorm, -Cinciunnti; FE Morgan. Gules and wife, New York; Low and wife Oden; Usher, Douglass, Va; Ivers, TKeams, Park City Charles; II Wright, Greonwell, Ogdcn; 3 Pincliin and wife, Bath, England; A Waters, St Clair, Ogden; Mrs Provo: Thomas, -New York; A Townsend, Washington, 1) Offer, St George; Noble.

Kansas City; A Hall and wife, San Gallon. Young, Ogden: J'H Warren, Liuvlcr, Omaha: Emerson, Boston; Corey, Provo; Daniels, Colorado Springs; A Gustafson, Denver; Bell, New York; Williams, Mason, Ind; Diggs, Baltimore, Md; Eberhart, Ed wardsvllle; Simpson, Alameda; Eurginey and funnily, Mexico; Olds San Francisco; A Goldstein, Chicago; Mackay. Portland; Crocker, Mrs A Thompson, Denver; llaynea aud wife, Murray; Cushinjt, Deiiby, Bingham; Bell, Canada; Preston, England; James Porter, Glascow. Continental. York C- Holden, P6rtland; Win 'SeiimidY, Portland; Wm Reeves, Chicago; A Meeker, of Years-the Standard, Chicago; A Gordon, Chicago; Root, Ogdori; Geo Dalton, St.

Louis; Flotc, New York; Miss Macroy, Denver; Ed'-Dix, Plaia City; Whitman, St Louis. Walker. Rosenthal, Chicago- MC Taylor, Alamosa, Cal; Rixb.v, Mrs Coo, Mrs Coe, Miss Ida Brown, Denver; A Meincke, New York; A Rathbone, Eureka; Swift and wife, Oakland. Cal; Ellerby, Creevey. New York; I Moyer, Ada- villu, Wyo; Thr Ganet, Pitl.sburg; Rusliu, 'Omaha: Geo Lewis, Portland; Cauten, St Louis; RMullett and wife, Philadelphia; Flynn, Denver; Mc-Kinney, Chicago; Holloway, Short.ell.

San Francisco; Jackson and wife, Garfield Beach. Clift. Glover, Krs Walker, Watsonvillc, Col; JS Chadwick, Samuel Greendyke, FE Sherwood, Kansas City; Smith, Lent, Utah: Freeman, Chictigo: Charles Lambert, James Hem- mot, Denver: McKinney and wife, Galveston; C'P Fulton wife. Greenville, Tex: Jfis Lyons, Denver: William Hatfield, Michael Rock, Eureka, Utah; Wilkeson, Ojiden; Mount, Richlleld; Peter Nelson, White. Prico, Goshcn, Utah; IT Berryman, Bert Milliard, Boyson, Bincham; .1 Rogers.

St Louis; JDudler, Park City: Grill, Ogden: Crouo, Herrinian; Eldredpe, Coalville; O'Neil, BiriKliiMii; Isaac Colonel, Blair, Chicago; O'Connors, Eureka; Reed, Denver; Youngs Cutler, Hoabs, Biugham; IlaRiie. McMunama. Omaha: Peyton, Guttler, Bushnell, Ills; Wm Crout and wife, Denver; A Dunn and wife, Vancouver; A Myers aiul wife, Lincoln, SD; A Macdoupall, SpriiiKvilie: McKoon, Rawlins, Wyo; Muinn, Cisco. Mt; Hugo Deprezin and wife, Savape, Savage, Eureka, Tintio; Thos Potts, City; Josh Williams, Butte; Gillespie, Elijah Spray, Tooele. The "Occmental." No.

18 E. 1st South st. Our wines and liquors, are pure, old, and of the best Family trade specialty. AUER Muiu'HV, Props. Special bargains! residence lots.

235 Main. Drag! sad 1'ateiit The best assorted stock ia the Weitut Roberts Bangs cut exceptionally fino at Biele's und Manicure Parlors, 27 and 28 Scott-Anerbach Building. Atisuywrs' Maional. And Bliuing Supplies. The only complete Noldon's.

the Druggists. Patronize Homo and smoke the GarOeld Beach Cigar, ma.nu- facturfd by Josepli Saner Co. 0. B. Durst, Ajjent.

72 aud East 2nd South. Come niul let us tell you all about Central Park subdivision. W. H. McCLURis 23 W.

2ad So. Fire Escapes. Card to tho Public: Wo aro tho home agonts for the Haniill Fire Escape; strong, durable, safe and supplied with ice-pi-oof platforms and ladder rounds, the latter roughened or boarded to prevent slipping. Sample ladder on Cullen Hotel. SALT LAKE CONSTRUCTION 61 State just east ot Salt Lako Theater.

"Tho great tonic, appetizer and liver Henley's English Dandelion Tonic. E. D. T. Urine.

I-ike Wrick K. T. Gave Him Almost Immediate Kellef. POiiTLAND, July kidneys were in a very bad condition. The urine was like brick dust; and I sun'erod a great deal with'my back.

-All remedies were unavailing until I Oregon Kidney Tea, which gave me almost; 1 immediate relief. H. HAMILTON. Butter and lifrjfS. You can always get the finest Creamery Butter und Fresh Eanch EtfKS at ROGERS COMPANY'S.

the wife of J. H. Bowmau, a son. Born May 27th. Weight 11 pounds.

Mother and child doing well. SOCIETY NOTICES. 1 P. O. S.

OF All members of Washington Camp No. 5 are requested to meet at Gladstone Hull Saturday. May 30. at 8 a.m. sharp, to participate in rao- morial exercises.

By order of ANDREW JiWING. Vice-Pro-ident. Attest: VV. H.BucnEii, Rno. Sec.

537-MA SONIC FUNERAL qualified aro hereby requested to attend a mectinfc of Uiutah Lode's No. 7, A. F. and to bo hold at tho Mnsonic Hull. Salt Lake City, on Thursday, tho at 12:30 o'clock p.

for tho purpose of burying the last rcmnins of Bro, Oscnr A. Amy, lato a member of Uintah Lodge. No. 7 at Park City. A.

B. Fmcry, Worshipful Muster. stable, 1t5S State street, one bay LOST. FOOTE LIVERY horse und saddle; tail bobbed, branded A in larize letters ou left hip. A liberal reward for any information.

Foote 'Bros. d618 ON SULTTHGETEST FORTUNE TEL- of the asre and llnd out what your future prospects nre pointf to be; if you will succeed in your business:" if you will bo lucky in partnership; if you will sell your property; if you want to know'anytliinK about your love a- flairs or your family affairs, then give this lady a call. Her charges are modern to, only and $1.00. No charges unless satisfaction is given. 224 West 1st South.

No sigu. To ladies only. d7'JS CLAIRVOYANT, FORTUNE TELLER; tells past, present, future, at 113 W. Jst South: room 5, u770 I ADI.ES' AND CHILDREN'S DRKSSMAK- inf, also cnttinc; and fitting, 3rd East. JT KIEFEIt, ASTROLOGER AND PHREN.

Nativities, charts, mi nine, etc. 44 E. 1st S. MY PERFECTLY FITTING PATENT sh'oe. .7.

Wctzol. 01 W. S. IBLE, FRENCH HAIRDRESSER AND manicure. Parlors 27 and 28 Scott-Auerbach Buildiuff.

dOSO flALL UP 450, THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS employment; office in the city. J. J. McLaughlin KOO S. West Temple st.

I T'S A GOL DARNMD LIE; A SECON 13- handed quid of tobacco, ground up and called insect powder will not kill the bugs iu vour beds, but Marshall's Bedbug Paralyzer will. For sulo everywhere. A RRIVED, MADAME TEMPLE. RECENTLY from the East: is now located at No. 78 East L'nd South street, room 2, upstairs, where she will massage, hand rubbings and electric treatments.

Hours, 9 a. m. till i) p. m. d-152 PIUM, MORPHINE.

CHLORAL, COCAINE and opium smokins habit cured. Chained uud unchained, HA) page book free. Pay when cured, Address Box 15U4, Salt Lake Utah. rpllOSE WISHING FASHIONABLE DRESS- making CaQon Road, JL making please call on Madam Bradley, 83 ad, 1 block from Eagle gate. oli07 ORPHINE-OPIUM HABIT Guaranteed.

For circulars address The Specific Medicine Box 15, Salt Lake. Utah. W. H. HODGES.

DENTIST, ROOM rcial block. Telephone, MS. re COM- c574 TRIFP, DENTISTS, ROOMS 105 and 106, Opera House JiS 2nd South st. AntestTio.tios administered. A gon- erivl stock'of dentists' supplies on hand.

cSSQ ADIES SUFFERING FROM ANY FORM of female weakness will find a sure cure in For-'full particulars call on the general agent; 125 South. RS. MILLER, TIIE SPIRITUAL' SE KRESS; public circles Tuesday and Thursday evenings at No. 238 East Second South street, oom- menoiuc; at admission, 23 cents. Private readings daily, 81.

LLE. KUI1N, LADIES' HAlKDR'ESSEIi; room 45, Scott-Auerbiich bull din jr. I 'WATTERS, BROKER', ESTABLISHED 183fl Loans on watches, diamonds, jewelry; redeemed sold, at low ratee. All business confidential. Si E.

1st South, opp. Commercial st. TIKBL CR12IGHTON, DENTISTS, NO. 58 W. Soconu South st, Office hours.

8tJO to Sundays, 10 to 12. i tJHOLS, -DENTIST. poiiiiv Walker House. OFFICE OP- water in house good location on New 8-room brick with hot and cold water, bath, water clos cur Five-room brick, Large 12-rooui house close in. J.

33 West 2nd South. NEW BRICK STORE ROOMS, the Nevada depot. Inquire Main. UITE OP FURNISHED BOOMS. 235 WEST First South.

a8W ECOND-HAND GOODS, 938 W. 2ND SOUTH, at current prices. Weekly Installment Furn i re "and stoves repaired. NICE. CLEAN SECOND'S J.OR\ JL rooms at East Second South, now rcauj two communicating, ivould suit person or pro- fossional calling.

Inquire in the FPICE, DESIRABLE CHEAP. ply Room 29 Commercial TN. WASATCH BUILDING, OFFICES AND JL furuished rooms. Modern Inquirn room 51. EOOM HOUSE OR HALF OF HOUSE.

N. E. 4 cor. of 7th S. and State Sts.

STORE, WELL LOCAlhD for grocery, fruit store or notion store, flo. 221 1st South. HPO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITHOUT JL children. pleasant front room, new furnished, with closet, water and water, closet West 1st Sor.th. Tj-ROOM WITH A LARGE will hold SO head of stock: corner of Sevei tn South and Fourth East.

Inquire of 100 S. VUst Temple. SEVEN AND 2 EIGHT-ROOM NEW modern houses; close, in. Apply J.o Morlan rooms 49 and 50 Commercial Block. rpWO FURNISH ED FRONT ROOMS; PRT- JL vate family; )2D S.

JillZ i UNFURNISHED ROOMS, UPSTAIRS; NO u- children: 657 East Third South st A DESIRABLES-ROOM HOUSE, PAlsTtA, bath, hot und cold water, incandescent liprht, awning and all modern improvements. The most beautiful location. Inquire at UruR store, cor. 3rd South 5th East. NICE ROOMS COMPLETELY FUR- JF nishcdforlisht housekeeping; ever.vthmK first.class.

457 and botwecii'lth and 5th S. dbbg OUSE, 3 rooms, pantry and closet, South, near G. Depot, T7IOK THE SUMMER, A WELL FURNISHED JT house; cool shade, lawn: all conveniences, with barn; also a small place in mountains; best references required. Address 41, Tribune. dC90 AND 9-ROOM HOUSES; ALL MODERN improvements; to first-class families only.

2C3 West 5th South. 0-ROOMED RUSTIC, OTH SOUTH, BETO Main and West Temple. W. J.Moore, Gladstone block. 17URNISHED ROOM FOR only.

134 W. North Temple. GENTLEMEN U709 BRICK HOUSE. S. 3RD EAST.

ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR eii suite, with or without board. Apply 233 W. First South. d720 1 ICELY FURNISHED ROOM; REFER- euces required. 58 E.

3rd Sou th. T7URNISHED ROOMS, $1 PER WEEK, NICE FURNISHED-FRONT ROOMS, JL in a nice rent. Block and a half east of Main St. 135 E. First South.

dGSO OTTAGE. 5 ROOMS. CLOSE IN, CITY water, etc. 508 S. 3rd East.

d675 T7URNISHED ROOMS, GAS AND WATER. Inquire South Wost Temple dC74 FFICES FOR DKSIRAliLE SUITES of rooms suitable forolnces. building. Apply to Geo. M.

Scott d673 EXCELLENT OFFICES IN CENTER OF city at mouth and upwards. Culmer IJlock. d03j EW BRICK HOUSE. 121 MAIN, HARVEY. COTTAGE, FIVE ROOMS, Sixth ill Valley House, Kooin HE FINI3ST ROOMS IN THE CITY, single or en suite; all modern imprqve- ments; everythiut: new; terms moderate.

61 ate street. rpWO NEW 5-ROOM HOUSES ON UNI) JL West; and 10th only $16 per mo. Beck, Kennedy 18 E. 1st So. st.

ECOND AND THIRD STORY, CONTAIN- ing 53 rooms, suitable fora hotel on European plan, with or without dining room; very best location, modern improvements; brick buildinp; will be finished by Juno 10th. Inquire of U. Alexander, OS Main dlil? D-ROOM HOUSE WITH ELEGANT GROUNDS on cor. 3rd So. and 6th East; rent, $50.

Inquire of Chns. G. Bennett. 2U5 W. and So.

d5S9 I 7MNE FRONT OFFICE, GROUND FLOOR. Opera House block; best location iu the city. 38 W. So. d.

EW, MODERN, MODERN convenience. C. L. Hannaman, M'3 Main upstairs. ci )l3 OTORR SUITABLE DRESSMAKING and notions; also butcher shop; good location.

Enquire S. 5t.h East. ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping. Apply 55ft S. West Temple.

BEAUTIFUL )-ROOM HOUSES ON ond West and Tenth South, only each. Good water. Beck, Kennedy it Co. BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM HOUSES ON S1CC- oud and Tenth South, only each. Good water.

Beck, Kennedy A. Co. 6 -ROOM COTTAGE ON MAIN $'25, quire 709 South Main street. ALF OF STORE, 95 EAST 1ST SOUTH, Hooper building. Inquire R.

M. Jones on mises. d307 2 BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM HOUSES ON SEC- ond West and Tenth South, only eacb. Good water. Beck, Kennedy it Co.

ICELY FURNISHED. ROOMS, $10 AND iM-J; housekeeping allowed. 230South Second West street. d3SO EWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, GAS AND bath, $2.50 to $4 week; suitable for two persons; all outside windows; 45 E. isfc South, Koborts's new block.

PRIGHT PIANOS AT RIVERS BROS. cl02S ARGE AND PLEASANT FURNISHED room with gas and bath; rent reasonable. 4'H South West Temple street. clO-'S AKBER SHOP AT HOTEL KNUTSFORD. Apply to Frank Maynes, ContiuentiU Hotel.

ARGE FRONT ROOM WITH BOARD. 173 E. Brlgham. c7l2 AND UN FUR. ROOMS, WITH OR without, board; bath, steam heat, electric lifjht.

Fritsch Building, 158 E. So. I BURNISHED HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS, bath, hot and cold water and all modern con- venionces. 551 South First West. AUCTIONEER.

1 M. ONION, OW. 2ND SOUTH eral auctioneer; money advanced on pending sales; best of references furnished. FAV1ER, SALT LAKE CITY, GEN- era) Auctioneer. Call or address uthMuiii St.

coSO CIVIL ENGINEERS. T. CIVIL AND MINING engineer, 124 and Commercial Block, OR HORSES AND CATTLE feed. Inquiue and leave stock, II. Colin A 333 State st.

OR HORSES AND CATTLE, ONE DOLLAR per month. Address Postolllco Box ORGANS. HE HALLET JL the very best pianos produced iu this country and is known everywhere as a high-class instrument. Medal of honor und certificate of distinction was awarded this make at the Centennial, 83 premiums various exhibitions indorsed by Liszt, Gottschalk, Abt, Strauss' and numerous other well-known masters. We have a number of tlicse superb instruments iu our store Mathushek pianos, "Opera" pianos, E.

G. H-tr- rington pianos in variety and varied stvles of iinish. Our prices are the lowest. Our te'rms the best, cash or on the installment plan. Old instruments in exchange.

Sec us before purchasing oc exchanging. Two upright pianos and one organ for rent. Rivers 10 E. St HOUSE MOVERS. practical aud responsible house Buildings raised, moved turned any distance.

Al the latest improved appliances, including the only o.t trucks in Utah- LM years'experience in New York an rufcreutesia S. L. City. Old buildings bought, sold and torn houses for sale Office Scott-Auerbach building. Box 629.

Chas, Fields, Ed Mehcsy. Secv PRACTICAL HOUSE movers and raisers; life-long OU tfl i in the lle "itory: Ofllce, O'Comio ftor Vv fUR store 2 Main 6t reet P. box houses for sale. clOSS ARCHITIOTS. BED HALE, ARCHITECT OF Coinmetcial.

block, 130,131, THE street, corner Second, FOR GENERAL Scars -A 239 Main rpO-DAY, BY A BAKER-PLACE FOR I ness, with au oven. son. No. 163 S. Main Box ISO.

WOMAN TO TAKE CARE of 5 rooms and cook for two people; 233 West 5th S. 1 XI-LJ IN 1 ra.iv FAMILY FOR MAN, ttfe arYimiV jfirl 6 old. Must bo nice place. State terms. Address "llBL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK 333 East First South St.

a OFFICE FEE CHARGED GIRLS FOR JN thirty days at MoLaughlm tm- ployment Office FOR THE GENUINE JACK(J son corset wuists for ladies, misses and Jhildreii: also for Madame JVarreu 's dross-form corset, and corset waist, at Mrs. McEwau Lra- for first-class dJninproom girls, at Mrs MciOwan's Employment Ollice. Situations for men cooks, at Mrs. McEwan's Employment Office. Situations for first-class chambermaids Mrs.

McEwan's Employment Oflice. A situation for an experienced woman in a linen room or as assistant housekeeper in a hotel at Mrs. McEwun's Employment Olhce. rrood woman for a ranch. Kood wages, at Employment Woman cooks and peneral servants; cpod at Mrs.

McEwau's Employment Oflice, 09 W. 1st South Salt Liike City. 1RL 12 OR l-l, TO TAKE CARE IJT children und make herself generally useful Call 318 3rd North st. rl d'XS OARDERS PK1V ATE KAMILY. GOOD home cooking, parlor, bath, lawn and shade: pleasant surroundings; roferences required.

AM Second South. d69 TRADE. A lOXiffl FOR either in city or some good addition. Matthews. 239 S.

Main st. PARTNE11-WHO CAN JL read and write, with $150 down and take charee of an office. Examine und be convinced of the best opportunity. First South, Miss Hell A dftU AT LONDON TAILORING 53W. 2 South.

ALE AND FEMALE HELP FURNISHED free. Miss Hell J. B. BelK manager, employment and business 31 W. First S.

OAAA FOR 2 YEARS, WILL PAY 1 PER cent per month. Money 1,0 be used in improving leased ground. M. 711, or Beck-. Kennedy A IS E.

1st So. st. A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Apply at. abstract, oll'ice.

267) S. Main. rpWO SELL 'CLOCKS. RUGS. JL wringers, on easy payments.

Good pay to right partius. 309 South. d53 i IRLS ON COATS. AT LONDON TAILOR- ins rtf 2 cSOO HAVE CALLS EVERY DAY FOR furnished and unfurnished houses, both large and small. Ii' you hrtve one to rent call and leave it us and will iret you a good tenant.

Burton, Groesbeck Andrew, 2(59 S. Main st. c723 ATTERN MAKERS. APPLY EAGLE Ji'ouiidry and Machine -J24 West 1st South. cM1 A ONCE, ALL KINDS OF SECOND-HAND furniture.

157 S. First Ea.st. Etc'nisou Webber. CSS9 VOUNG MAN WHO HAS A FURNISHED JL room, with privilege of bath, wants a roommate. Inquire 444 S.

West Temple street. ATRIMONIAL BUREAU OF 1NFORMA- Uoii. if you want.a good wife or husband call immediately or send "25C for particulars; refe.reiiffs in all cases; perfectly reliable and sinctly confidential. Miss JJell 31 West Firsi South. d374 CAR LOADS OF SECOND-HAND FUK- 1U uitureand all other in ovir mammoth stores at high prices.

Goods soltl and exchanged to the lowest prices. Sifiii to the American Hag. 112? and East 1st South, opposite Firo Department. Telephone 190. Miller A Co.

LABORERS: LONG JOB: $2 PER dny. Don't be- too late, J. B. Bell, M'pr, 31 W. 1st.

South. d-149 A housework. Apply at, 620 Brighara. A FIRST-CLASS HORSE AND KUGGY IN exchange for a piano. Call at Rivers Bros.

npO EXCHANGE, CHOICE AND DESIR- JL nble property in the city of Nephi (2. xX) population) Salt Lake property. Address this ofllce. niviug naiuo, locution, size and valuation of d573 rpo BORROW 625,000 FOR FIVE YEARS AT per cent ou large piece of improved siness property in this city. Tho annual ntal of improvements amounts to over if.KJOO.

rental of imp Address P. O. Box 505. D. STATIONARY ENGINEER: FIRST- references fjivon: steady' employment eil.

Address Tribune. d790 BOOKKEEPER AND J.JJ clerk, with Al recommendations, desires respectable work of sortie kind. Address L'9, Tribune. dGOS AGENTS WANTED TT7E OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY IN TV elusive territory; our new patent safes sell in city or country; new agents first in tleld aotually gi'tjinn rich; one jigc-nt j), ono fl cleared so c-an you; catalOL'iii. 1 free.

Alpine Safe No. Clark Cincinnati.0. d'J79 OR THREE GO JL sent our well-known house for town and city local and tr.ivliiiir: 6100 and expenses per month to the riu'iit man: apply quiet, stating L. L. May Nurserymen.

Florists and Seedsmen, St. Paul, Miuu. (This house is responsible.) du5 WO HEY TO LOAN. to loan on real i-state at lowest market rates. E.

H. Wicks. 252 Maiu. d74e I SMALL AMOUNTS ON SHORT or will buy good paper. Room 35 1st lloor Gladstone Blk.

d71fl ROM $100 SHORT TIME. BECK Ktsniu'dy it East 1st So. dti07 Investment Co. IN SUMS Ol ou. inside property.

See Midland d500 AND £2000. SEE CROMAR. -II W. 2nd Smith, d353 IMPROVED PROPERTY OR FOR building purposes; 7 per cent. L.

E. Ctisady 150 Main St. dl84 8 9 AND 10 PER CENT MONEY ONol 9 proved city property. F. J.

Leonard, under dies American National Bank. IMPROVED PROPERTY. Harris, 79 Commercial block. HARRIS A 01040 AND PER CENT LONG TIME MONEY: 4 3 10 per cent short time money. John J.

Snyr dor, 55 and 36 lloopor block; telephone 557. fc I PARTIES DESIRING TO BORROW OR LOA money sec A. M. Janes, :249 Main st. c9 E.

GKEGG it CO. BUY NOTES OR LOAN money; long or short time on collaterals or real estate. Room 30, Commercial block. b752 riMIE PACIFIC INVESTMENT TNCOR- JL poratod under the. laws of Utah, 18SJ, Ford G.

Ban-lay, President: J. William Young, Vice- President; U. Hiskcy, Secretary; Col. .1. Dounelhtn.

Treasurer. Money 'loaned on approved security. Removed to "rooms 45'and 4(5 Commercial block, Salt Lake Citv. b4SS BOARDING. A PRIVATE HOME; PARLORS, BAT IT and shade: reference.

142 N. Main. d(57G IRST-CLASS WITH BOARD, parlor and piano. No. 6 Social Hall off State st.

between 1st and Brighaui. OOD BOOMS BOARD AT 44 5TII EAST; I £5 to iSU.peij week. FORSALK. v- FN for sale cheap. luquira Block.

ABLY, NEW RE sold this week: i2 tht- West 7th South street electric each and sold on the 1 cash, one-tenth each Interest 7 percent. E. B. Wicki TJARTIES INTENDING JL choice lots of us without cash r. nn niivi cnoice lots of us without "cash Miles Hamilton, near Clift HOUSP LEGANT ELECTRIC those beautiful lots which Mile ILES A estate men in Utah who sola installment plan.

VERY SMALL SUM for years ou monthly vou can buv a home in Miles' nJ wav vou can buv a home in Miles' addition. "11 7 WANT THE SALE OF VV crty and can ll it for cnouph. Miles Jt Hamilton, nea' upstairs j.ENTLE FAMILY buggy; a 73 street. BUJ I.D^G LOTS IN Park addition. Electric ear service this property.

Lots, $1.00 and up. Easv payments. C. E. 235 Alain st TNSTALLMENT J.

month; 5-room, $20 month; one 3-rooin brick on West Temo'lt i 6th and 7th South very L. fi. Casadv half cash and 7T1I oalance to t'r on time; a bargain. Topping McCoid.4 4-1 Commercial block. ORSE.

HARNESS AND LIGHT wagon, cheap. JC9 Third East, rpHE BEST PAYING JL. best locution in the citv; lone 7 dress N. 36, Tribune. Se EVEN VOLUMES 4lJJV1 fornia.

at half price; cost clress N. 38, Tribune, FINE HALL SAFE, A 4-FOOT liOLLVR top oak desk, a line siugle buggy, South st. 7 2nd South I I VERY STABLE DOING for sale. Inquire at 'MS. West South iw'nu street, city.

A FINE LOT OF PIANOS, melodious, at very low prices, at 50" South st. 2nd KEAT NEW 6-TCOOM HOUSP. on electric car line at cost, fjtjiJO; t-a monchlv payments; a month, 7 per cent 'n. B. Wicks, 3.V2 Main.

A SACRIFICE: MCST HH lots between 3rd and -4th Wc-st and und llih South. Address box 917, or call at W. or en 11 at UILDING LOTS IN AGRICULTURAL Park addition, near and up. $12.50 per mouth. L-n me show lots.

C. E. Main St. BUYERS WE HAD TO SEND AWAY JL lust week. One wanted a line tea or fifteen thousand dollar home.

Ono warned home-spot, about 3x10. with an old, worthless house. We would like to have every cheap piece of Salt Lake property on cur bonks. Miller Miller, Opera House Hlock, WHAT YOU HAVE BEKX looking for. A two-story rustic on East tiih South, a large, reception li.til, city water, a fine home: only lial.

same as rent. will show these witiiout expiriise. J. Moore or II. W.

Fuller, room 35, Gladstone Bit EW 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE OX ELEC- trie car line, -5-cent fan 1 sraiill payment; balance 5 years at 7 per cent; price, i9Mj. Woodruff. 253 Mnin. dTfl RACTICAL NEWSPAPER MAN CAN BUY or lease siood paper and jobofficfiin Idaho. Terms easy.

Address 43 Tribinie olfif.R HY GO OUT TWO OR THREE MILES from business center when you can buy lots at 9th S. and State St. for S4S. less per rod. E.

A. Kessle.r. 57 W. 2d Souiii. A FIRST-CLASS PAVING MiLLJXMtY business in neighboring iniuin? camp: goou reason for selling.

Call ou ii. B. Main st. (1073 NVESTORS, NOTE THIS CAREFULLY. Ml feet froutace by JSl feet di-ep, ou'jthS.

and near Liberty Park, So75 rod. Price stands for leu You can't possibly duplicate this E'. A. Kcssler. W.

2nd South. od A COZY HOME ON 9TH EAST. M- All 9TH J.T. South; 4 rooms, pantry, oio-ets: lot electric line; jVOOO; one-fourth c.isli. balance iu- siallmoius.

Miller A. Miller. era House block. TpRlCETl700: floO CAS1L 15ALANCE JST.PER JL month; cottage, six rooms, tands on 5U-foot lot, all fenced: very complntn. Miller A Miller, Opera.

House Block. dott 1KST-CLASS SALOON BCSINKSS. WITH leaje. Inonire at 26 E. 2ml mth.

Schw.irz, A GOOD MANUFACTURING PLANT IS IM of additional psrii-'sdcsirinsi good write to -Kustl'T." P.0. Salt Lake City. dtjlS pO ANY ONE WISHING TO HTILD TASTY JL. home will; sell iront eli-ctric line without any paymcnr. Millar (Not.

relation). On-ra House block RESH MILK COWS, to Postoflice Box ON'T PAY EXORBITANT RF.NTS K02 inferior houses. I'll tell yi.nr how to avoi4 it. Wautland, street. WANTS THIS UAKGAIN: BKAlH- ful lota'! fe.M.

West. only i-lWX See Cromar, -11 W. 2nd South. 1: 1 25 FOOT LU'NCH COUNTER AN I) stools, as West 1st South. HEAD OF GOOD WOUK new wagons and harness aii-i chains.

Apply to F. M. Tymary, Ltiii. A hold GENUINE 3' 4 CARAT value or will trade for s- fiimiture Address. 3S.

Tri A JTX SACRIFICE, BY beautiful corner lot. North HiMioh; sout.i 'i ol Jot 7. block cor. Oth and or wouia trade for St. Louis property: bot oiii-i.

Address G. P. Schojjp, 814 North Third street, K. Louis. Mo.

clu ''l EAUTIFUL LOTS. NORTH onlv per rod. See Cromar. 41 South. RODS SOUTH FRONT Slit ward.

C. C. BENCH fs BEING APPRECIATED these days. If I can't, show you ltt 1 at lower prices than a-ents l' 1 1 your trouble investigating. Wantland, OTS BF.LLEVCE PARK, and9th East, the liuest suVniivision E-ist, price from S375 to Slfi to 3eO per month.

Lots on '-iui to each, mouthly LO.S A ELEGANT NINE ROOM. M-A A on East Boulevard. Only on usy payments. F. A.

Virtue und o. payment mcrcial block. A NEW POUR ROOM 11OI $1800: small cash payment, monthly. P. A.

Virtue mercinl block. URNITURE AND LONG bo.tr.Jinp house: can accom boarders: rent, $4(1: price, 679 State St. lENTKAL PARK SriSDlVlSJON on tUe market. Special iuaiiot'UH offered to buyers. Choice iou-.

YouSt-' cash. $)0 monthly, no interest. and l.St.h Soui.h. Fiiu-st rapid transit. W.

11. McClure -t ond PAYING GOOD Inquireat.li FINE PIANO FOR SALE 0-1KAP eusli. CM S. 3rd house with creamery attachment house, together with machinery necj- oi SIX AND SEVEN-ROOM A eastern part of city: clectr. room, water closet, hot and cold water manicls.

small payment ba dln? rent. McOurrin PENITENTIARY HOARDING 1 and saloon, doJnR bip business; -J) rascl investicntion invited; pood in- Take Utah CentnU B. or 1-ore Kaplfl Transit to Snsar House. 01 address, to Marier Huwlims, Peiutenuarj a SALT LAKE REAL lo-v price, lor Cre iock at 50c pei'..