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George C Parkinson president of theOneida stake of Zion in Idaho andcandidate for the position of internalrevenue collector of this district hashis press bureau In fine working orderaccording to prominent Republicans Inthis en J of the district

Loat evening what purported to be aspecial dispatch from Washington DC appared in a Salt Lake paper stat-ing that a hard fightwas on and that the president wouldnot fiiake an appointment until two ofthe states got together and indorseda man rho inference was that if Utahdid not combine with Idaho then Idahowould combine with Montana

One of the most promnent and influ-

ential Republicans in the state discussing the matter last evening said

That special dispatch in my judg-ment came from Washington to SaltLake in the form of a letter from

church Republican of this city iknow that every argument made inthat dispatch was used by this Repub-lican yesterday morning in his effortsto xt V UJHOMSI

the race In favor of Parkinson Thissame man at the same conferencespeaking for Parkinson offered to al-

low Calllster to name three of thedeputies to b5 selected from Utah pro-viding he would pull out and work forParkinson If he refused this offerthe threat was made that Parkinsonwould combine with Montana and shuttTtah out entirely All otters werepromptly turned down by Callister

The man who says the conditions-are the same now as they were four

situation continued thia man Fouryears age it was a fight between Senator Brown of Utah Senator Shoup ofIdaho and Senator Carter of MontanaBrown was beaten because Parkinsonhad come Into Utah before the fightopened up and got the Indorsements ofmany of the most influential Repub-licans of the state Now Tom Kearnsis the only Republican senator in thedistrict and he will name the collector-He cant dodge the responsibility andthe Republicans of Utah know thatTalk about Montana and Idaho combining What have they got to combine Neither one of them has a Re-publican fnator or a Republican con-gressman Utah is the only Republi-cans in the district and Kearns canhave the collectorship if he wants itor course he might throw the ap-pointment to Montana or Idaho but ifhe does be will have the Republicans ofUtah to settle with They have all in-dorsed Calllste-

rWHITAIIEIt RESIGNS

Deincrratio City Committee Without-a Chairman

George A Whltaker is no longer thehairman of the Democratic city com

nittee of Salt Lake At a meeting justheld Mr Whitakers resignation wastendered and accepted His reason forresigning is that hie private businessmakes such demands upon his timethat it is impossible for him to servelonger as chairman of the committeeAfter of Mr Whitakersresignation a committee made up ofDr H A Anderson A S Fowler Ja-cob Raleigh and Thomas Green wasappointed to call a general meeting ofthe city committee for the purpose offilling the vacancy This committeewill m xt on Thursday evening of thisweek to decide on a time and place forholding the committee meeting

LOCAL BRIEFSD-

ROP TN SUGAR The ofsugar dropped 20 cents per hundred yes-terday as the result of the drop of 2-5cxnts in the eastern market weekThis reduces the retail price from J645-t J825

MAYOR WANTS LIGHT The attention f the city council vill calledthis evening by Mayor Thompson to thefact Gate atnights and that t would be a goodto resume tho Ugrh nR of his-toric old gate with an incandescent cur

WOMEN The regularmonthly meeting of the Womensrnttic will be held Wednesday allternoon at 230 at the ofMllan Pratt 505 South State street AnIntereHtlnjr programme has been arand Democratic women areInvited

BROlOHT A PRISONER Sherifffwiynt came down from Ogden yesterdaywith Morgan Jone man isw nt Ml by Sheriff Naylor for the theftot Martin Andrus horse and cart from

of the cHy week The stol-en Mitrtt was recovered at Ogden soonliter t was missedTEN ACRES CHKAP the terms ofa warranty tiled for recordtUy with the county recorder Michael

i y and wife and Walter J Meekslirtvti conveyed to Peter Brennan of Mentana the half of lot S and the northhalf of lot 7 block 31 tenacre plat ABig Flold survey The property is oustsouth of Calders park tne coiwtldera-tlcn paid was 2 W

VAN KIT RAN CASK DELAYEDounty Attorney announcedthat l y reason of the fact that Judge1owerw counsel for Arthur J t-itan the former treasurer of theShort Line railroad wij is charged withembezzling 8300 Iron the company isfnKajred In a trial at and will beno engaged until next week the prelimi-nary trial of the lfUn linc will be postpnnecl for about ten day

1NSAXK FROM ILLNESSComplaintwas jucde at the officey t terda that John Carlson ot 52 Pear-tr K had developed a case of insanitythrouKh and that he hadvery violent toward members of his family Dr ba been treating theparent who until lately emby J M Chriteneen the commiKM n merchant Crlson will bo ex-amined today for commitment to thestate insane asylum

NEW TKLEPHONE EXCHANGESTit Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com-pany IK preparing to put in a great num-ber of exchanges during the coming

In Idaho exchanges be InSt Anthony Blackfoot Ma

lad Preston and Mountainhome InItah at Beaver RI hfield Gunnison andMonroe In Montana at PortIfenton Miles City Big Timber and TwinHri s In Wyoming at Douglas Wheatland CJuflritey and

FILED ON CITY CLAIM EBlair of the Jordan Narrows Power com-pany has made an appropriation ofriut to develop water at themouth of Big Cottonwocd canyon ac-cording to the plan laid out CityKelsey Contrary to the ualmliitions of Mr the city has not abanthe right located irlv last fall bythe engineer d his filing upon theclaim may result In Thelocator has posted notices over the citysclaim but have lotllled for record with the oouity recorder

RBSSIE GODDARDS FUNERALLUMe Gladys Bessie Goddard daughter-of Mr Mrs Harry Goddard was laidto rest under a little mound on the hill-side yesterday under circumstances thatwere 1itresing The childdied from and it was not pos-sible to hold funeral services except at

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Mary K Stevens and Josephine Kellyof Butte began suit in ihe federal courtyesterday against the Grand CentralMining company C H BjanchardHenry Kohl and M E McEnany toquiet title to a mining claim in Tinticcalled the Kin William which is partof the Grand Central group and for anequal distribution of the proceeds ofores extracted from the claim said

valued at 200000 The part of theclaim plaintiffs ask for Is an undividedonehalf interest

The complaint recites that In 1891Timothy Kelly and Kohl werethe owners of three mining claims theRIng William King Bee and RedJacket all in the Tintic district andthat in the year 1889 Henry Kohl andC H Blanchard changed the locationnotice of the King William and movedthe monuments so as to take in valu-able portions of the three claims byrelocation with the intent to defraud

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There is a dead line in the FifthEast hotel It separates the domain ofthe waitress from that of the cookThe waitress crossed the line on Sun-day and says she was knocked down bya cook but it appears she had her re-venge by lifting enough of his hair tofill a sofa pillow and calling him a

mean old thingThe tragedy was described In the po-

lice court yesterday The waitress wasMiss Anna Arkley the second cookwas W Rynearson a young man of 20summers There w s anger in MissArkleys voice as she told her story onthe stand

She just went down to the kitchen toget a pail of hot water she said butas soon as she stepped over the thresh-old the cook yelled You get out ofhere and rushed at her He pushed

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Family of Charles Schwab VisitsSalt Lake

The Pullman private oar Ramrolled into the Rio Grande

Western yards on No 4 yes-terday carrying a party ofdistinguished sightseers now on theirway to Pittsburg after an extendedstay on the Pacific coast Mrs C MSchwab wife of President CharlesSchwab of the Carnegie Steel com-pany who Is to be president of thebilliondollar trust is the most inter-esting member of the party Hismother Mrs John Schwab and

Mrs Kinsey and Drand Mrs Ward make up the party thelatter being brotherinlaw and sisterof the steel magnate-

Dr Ward explained that Mr Schwabhad intended taking the party on ajunket through Mexico but when thequestion of the steel combine arose he

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Utah was yesterday visited by theheaviest snowstorm of the year At 5

oclock In the morning the ky wasclear with a blowing fromthe northwest Two hours later thesnow clouds hovered over the stateand in the morning precipitated nearlyfive inches of snow over nearly everyportion of the state During the after-noon the storm abated but at 11 oclock-In the evening the snow again began tofall and continued to come down tilla late hour in the night The fall atnight was nearly as heavy aa that ofthe day

This storm was thought by some tobe a side issue of the storm that sweptover Texas and the pastern seaboardbut such was not the case The daybefore a small storm appeared alongthe Washington and Oregon coast line

The casket was covered with floral offer-ings as mute messages of love for thechild and sympathy IOr strickenparents

VETOED BY THE MAYOR As ex-pected Mayor Thompson tiledwith the city objections tothe action of the inagreeing to accept from the EighthWard of the Mormonchurch for he city s 4xl65 feet otground adjoining tire ward houseon the east The veto will be considered

the council this and It is notdoubted that it will be sustained Thereasons given Try the executive for vetoIng the action are stated to be that thesum doee nut represent themarket value of the property inthe opinion or the executive the cityno to sell property except for whatit is reasonably

CITY BONDS SIGNED Thesue of 500090 worth of refunding bonussold to Farson Leach Co t Christinas were signed yesterday by MayorThompson City andAuditor and turned over to Treas-urer Morris Today 1 0 00 worth of the4 per cent bonds jvlll be paid out in re-demption for an equal of the old5 per cent but it not expectedthat an of beered In exchange for the old series untilthe remaining cents come in at thenext Interest period In At thisevenings session of council It isexpected that Chairman Robertson ofthe finance committee will ask for

for redemption with bonds of a lowerInterest

Gate Clear Creek WinterSuhnyside lump nut and

alack anthracite all sizes Thesecoals always In stock 73 South Mainstreet telephone 429

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Utah Commercial and Savings BaixkGeneral banking business interest

paid on W FJ E Caine cashier

Tan at Ealf Price or Near Itfor men women and

children AT WALKERS

EBTEOHOLOGICAI BEPOBT

Yesterdays Kecoiu at Local Officeof the Weather Bureau

Maximum temperature 48 degrees jpin-Imuni temperature 32 mean tem-perature 40 degrees the normalaccumulated excess of temperature since1st of month 51 accumulatedof temperature sine Jan 1 3S8 deprecipitation from 6 p mm 44 accumulated excess ofprecipitation slnoe of month 38 Inchaccumulated eocciss of precipitation slnceJan 1 38 inch

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administrator of the mines inwhich he was equally interested withbeen probated It Is alleged but Kohlin 1895 sold a portion ofi the King Wil-liam to the Grand Central and in Feb-ruary 1901 Blanchard sold another in-terest in the same mine to the GrandCentral Plaintiffs to Kelly nowseek to recover a Interest inthe claim and onehalf of the value ofall ores taken from it

The King William claim lies In theheart of the Grand Central group butwas not included In the original incor-poration because the owners of theclaim refused to sell at the price offered by the Grand Central peopleLater Kohl sold his half interest for50000 and a short time ago

received JISOOOO for his halfupon this basis tIle sum involved inthe suit is 280000

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her toward the door she declared hither twice with his fists and knockedher down He treated her real meanand she didnt do a thing to him MissMaude and Miss Lydia Nelsonstood up for Miss Arkley and said thecook was just horrid

Rynearson told a different story Hesaid the waitress had no business Inhis kitchen and when he told her soshe began playing Taps on his headwith her pail Then he got warm headmitted and pushed her gentlytoward the door but she fastened herfingers in his forelocks pulling manyof them out by the roots and usinglanguage that stopped the clock

The judge was very careful He didnot propose to get mixed up in it Hesaid both had justification for their

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was prevented from joining themis now in New York The others ofparty took the Rambler and tra-versed the continent by way of theSanta Fe spending some time in Cali-fornia

We left Pittsburg Jan 29 said DrWard and have visited most every in-teresting point along our route Wewere very much disappointed at en-countering such weather as this in SaltLake as it prevents us making the

we had intended We took a shortaround town this morning

storm was so badMc made the exmiserable and we had to give

it up without seeing the city and allits interesting points We hope at alater date to make the Mexican tripand will try to visit Salt Lake again

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and it was this storm moving southeast that gave Utah March snowWhether or not it was general over thewest was not known as the wires weredown in the west and reports could notget through to Denver from whichpoint the weather office in Salt Lakereceives its daily reports Consequentlyno weather map was made yesterday inthis city an occurrence that has noprecedent since the office was instituted

Reports from the south show that thestorm was extensive in the state SheriffD B Cronin of Juab county came infrom Nephi yesterday and said thatIn his county the snowfall seems tohave been heavier than it was in thiscity H C Morey of Evanston at theWhite House yesterday said that whenhe left Wyoming in the morning therewas no snow there but that when hegot to Ogden there was a heavy fall

DR TALMAGES MISSION

Goes to Denver to Lecture on lilormonism

The Denver Philosophical society re-cently applied to President Snow toa representative of the church tocity to lecture before the society on the

Philosophy of Mormonlsm Presidentrecommended Dr James E Talmage of the university who is lookedupon as one of the leading scholars andthinkers of the As a result Dr

Browns hotel In Denver on the subjectnamed above on Thursday evening of his

Senior Pleads Not GuiltyFred J Senior appeareu before JusticeKroeger to answer to thecharge of threatening to kill his brotherW Ho pleaded not guilty

and was allowed to go on his own recognizance The was not set for trialMr Senior has employed Judge Powers todetent him

DrunkennessA sate and permanent cure for drunkenne3 and drug addictions AddressKceley Institute 164 East First Southor Box 480 Salt Lake

wm BBOADBENT D D SUp to date dentistry Western DentalCo 32 Eagle block

Mary Urquhart Lee a lady rccognized to be one of the best parliamentarians in the country Is to conduct aladies class in Parliamentary Lawthe class to convene Tuesday 630 pm in the Assembly Hall of the NewCollege Building North Main

AUCTION SALESftlONriY SAVED made Get ourprices before buying We ran furnishyour home cellar to Terms

1 on 10 10 on 100 I X L FurnitureInstallment House A Sor

RAN AWAY C M I barn agray horso with harness on Any personreturning him to Z C M I will be suitably rewarded G Webber SuntLADIES sealskin purse containing twodollars aaventyfive cents Finderplease at Golden Eagle 260

Main St and receive rewardBLACK and white pointer aboutmonths old Return to D E Brockbank60 East Fourth South for rewardBUNDLE of canvas markedBabcock Return to S L Transfer Co

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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTEDADVTS WILL BE ACCEPTED INTHESE COLUMNS FREE OF CHARGEBRANCH OFFICES POlL RECEIPT

OF WANT ADVEBTISE2O3NTSSHERWOODS PHARMACY Fifth

and State streetHAZEL DRUG CO corner of WestFirst South and Fourth WestMCOYS PHARMACY corner of ThirdSouth and Fifth East

BROS CO 68 K streetEighth East and FirstSouth

A J DAVIS CO corner of SeventhSouth and Seventh East

DUNCAN In Salt Lake City March 93201 Miss May Duncan daughter ofHomer and Sarah T Duncan in the29th year of her ageFuneral services will be held from the

Eleventh ward meeting house TuesdayMarch 12 at oclock p m Remainsb viewed from 11 a m to 1230 p m atresidence 234 Seventh EastBULT At Mont March 10or Bull son ofRobert S and Jennie Bult 33

will be brought to SaltNotice of funeral will be given later

Union No 115 meetsr Sunday in monthW huh 230D m

Demand this label on all printing Itstands for conditions union hoursand ottices TribuneHerald Reporter Century Tribune JobPrinting Co Salt Printing Co

ARGENTA LODGE No 3 F andA M Stated communications h ld atMasonic halt Tuesday in eachmonth Memoers lodges andbrethren In good standing arecordially invited to attendNEWTON D ESTiSS W MW P ROBB Sec P O Box 150-

5UJ7AH CHAPTER No 1 K A MStated convocations held on the firstWednesday In each month at MasonicIons are cordially invited to attend

MT MORIAH LODGE No 2 Fand A M Regular mftetincs heldat Masonic the second Mondayor each month Members of sister lodgesand brethren in good standingere cordially invited to attendJ HILL W MCHRISTOPHER DIEHL Secretary

A O U WEAGLE GATE LODGE No 10every Wednesday evening at A O

streetJOSEPH T HARRIS M VV

SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No 12Thursday evening at theW 161GEORGE W

WANTED

A WOMAN who has more business ability than money W want your abilityand for it are willingto payAddress Herald

GRAND PIANO Will store or loanmoney on same for usage P O box 996

TO MAKE a contract for a year tofurnish about ten cars of wood suitableto burn in bake ovens Address GeorgeMueller 252 South Main Salt Lake City

LADIES desiring pleasant easy homework a handsome income shouldaddress with stamp Standard RemedyCo Flint Mich

AGENTS for the best selling books onearth Call at room 513 buildIng Peoples Publishing Co A H Snow

POSITION by firstclass baker references given Modllar this officeA POSITION IN store or shipping

partment experienced In andor implement departmentyoung man of city best ofreferences Address C 118

WANTED Responsible wholesale firmwants office manager nt Salt Lake City1800 salary and percentage

cash required well per-manent Address Manufacturers 1332Cherry Philadelphia Pa

TO RENT the 1st of Marchsixroom cottage north or east furnished-or unfurnished 177 N streetS

MONEY LOANED on diamondswatches jewelry clothing etc

Interest Uncle Sam 26 1st South

Keys PittedMoved to 80 W 3d So cor W Temple-

IF YOU want to sell your householdfurniture carpets stoves etc call at 249South State best prices paid S P Neve

WANTED SECONDHAND FURNIturo and stoves at 44 E 1st So Mirrorsrepaired

SECONDHAND GOODS M Webber266 State street

WANTEDHELP-

AT 457 E 1st So man to do chores

GOOD GIRL for housework Applyroom 202 Whltington block Young Held

BAKER at 252 So Main2 COATMAKERS 2 antsmakers None

but firstclass tailors apply Pantorium Co No 11

A GIRL to assist in house work C62Second street Apply in morning

BEST PLACES female help MrsOlsens Employment office E 2d So

GIRL for housework and to takecare of a baby bring references 57 South

COOK and house maid to on farmclose In Address Jennings farm Centerville Utah

WOMAN OR nurse for child20S North State street

GIRL for general housework family of I

three 210 I streetGOOD girl for house work 273 5th

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GIRL FOR general housework nowashing good wages Apply 323 Secondstreet

TWO waitresses wanted at WalkerHouse I

LARGE eastern concern wants localambitious ladles for positions 525 weeklyAddrusa C 53 Herald

GIRL WANTED for houseGail at 305 W B Templeferred

STROCKSEmployment Agency

to CoC R Strock Proprietor

All kinds of help promptly supplied101 South Main Tel 464

ASSAYED

J CURRIE No 12 Weststreet Salt Lake City Samples

mail or express receive attentionR H OFFICER o CO assayers 169

South West Tcmple street Salt Lake City

W H TKEMAYNE over 140Lake CJty Utah

receive prompt attentionUNION ASSAY OFFICE 152 South-

West Temple street M S Hanauermanager work a specialty

SINGER SEWING MACHINES

SOLD on easy Liberal diecount for cash Latest styles of Singer

by we k or month AILrepaired The Singer Manufactur

43 So Main St 971 E

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TWO harness andnew wagons for sale 333 State street JF Hamm

HORSE harness light wagon 46S FNinth street bench

house of for saleSoren-

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GOOD Mason flamlin organonly 25 1 W only 454 fine 400 upright mahogany pianos beenor rented as as new forIf you want a snap see them CablePiano Organ Co 32 Main St oppositeZ C 7H r

STORAGE and powerelectric motor magnificent mounted elkHead and table 316McCornlck building

ELEGANT piano standardmake Tine mahogany ease full 7 octaves as new for 3450 presentprice Must be sold InTemple of Music 205 State

FIRST QUALITY baled alfalfa at45c 100 lbs Come and get It Warehouse cor Fifth South and Thirdletter press Ingood order Apply 22 Herald

OR TRADE 160 acre stock range 15miles from city for something near In orcity property Address X 1 Herald

STATY News Typewriter SupplIesBarrow Bros 43 W 2d S Phone 7622

FOR TRADE 55 acres near Murrayhighly Improved for cityter 300 Progress blockHOMESEJ3KERS headquarters underwalker Bros bank C W AMiach Mgr

HIGHEST PRICE paid for alfalfa seedBailey Sons G3 East 2d So

TYPEWRITER and office suppliesblank books Marge tfJE Eros 40Phone 774 3

FOR ESTATE

NICE 5room brick and linelot shade fruit on electric car line51250 Small cash balance 12per month The Stringer Co 34 W 2d So

Some lots worth your while tolook them

2xlO rods corner K and 6th Sts 70010th South near 9th East yrt

10x10 First street 5500rods 3d street 515003room brick lot SYfcxlO rods 8th

East SouthA Home Investment Co 6S10

WestNo 3C9 E So Temple St fur

nished 2000000 with shades andrange only 18OOOCO unfurnished 51700000 terms to suit at 42 Hooperbldg 23 East 1st So st Thus

SEE Houstons The Housers 244

SEE STEIN for genuine snaps loansInsurance Phone 747N 232 Main

HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS have bar-gains in houses 244 Main

NEGOTIATOR free Farms rancheshouses and lots For sale HarringtonCourtney publishers 00 W 2d So

IF YOU wish to turn your property Intomoney list it with Co thehome finders We have forproperty in all of the willturn It quickMcGurrin Co 3 W 2nd South

WE SELL real estate thats all TuttleBros 14 Main street Red signs

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TUTTLE 149 So Main St22C 10th E st nice mod 7r bk cellar

in good condition open today see K 2oper mo Tuttle BrosSEWING MACHINES at 200

month at White office 29 FirstSouth streetHOLSTONS THE ROUSERS Tel 753

4 rings15 HOUSES all kinds prices and bentons Tuttle Bros 149 3AaIh streetRENT or sale new and secondhandsewing machine all kinds all prices

Johnson 29 B 1st So St

FOR RENT FURNISHED

E 2nd South Prices reasonableNICELY FURN rooms for light housekeeping 24 W Sd So

THREE well furnished rooms forkeeping 28 N 1st West

NEW LARGE modern elegantlyrooms 128 So Main

HOTEl NORMANDY 22 E 3rd Sostrictly modern table unsurpassed ratesreasonable day week or

PERSONAL

hausted cured by Dr Klines Invigorating Tonic Free SI trial bottle containingtwo weeks treatment Dr Institute S31 Arch St PhiladelphiaFounded 1871

AFTER VISITING the various oldfashioned sewing machine offices call at 29 i31st So and examine the New No 9Wheeler Wilson silent swift lighttruly a wonder

ALL DISEASES cured at the MacNamara Healing institute 3SO WestSouth Temple street The true andGO TO the Sanitarium Hair Dressln

water for Hairdressed 25c scalp treatment 25c facialmassage 25c also Turkish andchiropody for ladies A Turkish bath attendant of Laths SanFran now with us 52 W 3d So

German Singing Canaries-A LARGE shipment just arrivedrieties of fancy all thorougnbred

Eggs for setting for sale BrookRanch Utah Poultry Co propsFirst South

E O OLSEN tailor S25 Main streetSuits 20 up Trousers 5 up Cleaningand repairing

LADIES TAILORMADE SUITS fromelegant samples 1200 to 1500 less than

ACCORDEON pleating samples in ourwindows 6c a and Deseret DyeWorks 125 S T Temple Phone 3

SHOES FOR DEFORMED FEET Onlypractical shoemaker for deformities Johncorner First South and

MONEY TO LOAN

rates no removals terms easy Henderson 23 Galena blk

10 AND UP on pianos furniture etcno removal lowest can payback monthly RIttenhouse room 30Commercial block

ON HOUSEHOLD furniture andW V Horace No 9 W 2d South

6 PER CENT interest on Improved cityproperty mortgages no

UTAH and Idaho farms specialoption Miller Viele 303 McCornickibuilding

CN ANY CHATTELS NO COM Noremoval payments 110 W 2nd South n-

JTGURRIN CO 3b West SecondSouth have money to lend at low ratesPrivilege of payment at any timeON IMPROVED FARMS in Utah andIdaho Middlesex Banking Co 607 Mc

Cornlck fmy own money no com

third party no easternRUSSEL L TRACY 232 Main

FARM PROPERTY lowestL Perk 7i W c

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and the subject ofDecorating1 at this season is cer-

tain to come up Just remember re are little ahead of the times

Stock for this season is entirely up to date The designs-are beautiful Give us a call We will be pleased to show yousamples Our prices are placed at the lowest figures

If you want any interior decorating done anstaff of workmen who will do it for the very best of

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STORE or warehouse east-ern man can solicit If required AddressC 159 Herald

BAKER wants position firstclass ondress Fred South thw

BY GOOD all round engineer AddressC 156 HeraldMARRIED man wants work on farmwill work on or shares no objec

to leaving state wish steady workand reliable man Address XHerald

COMPETENT business man with largeacquaintance throughout state open toengagement about 15th or takeIn business Best city referencesAddress 155 care Herald

GIRL with experience in and

POSITION Any kind of honest workby young man 28 experiencedBest Address C 163this office

WOMAN wants work of kind bytIme day 243 East Third South

BY GOOD competent girl as cook andhousework in a private family C 150 careHerald-

A LADY wishes a position as housekeeper for widower Address or call 123S West Temple Can give reference

POSITION as housekeeper for clubcan give best of C 151

YOUNG MAN of energy ability and experlenco wishes as salesman solicitor or collector best of references-and bond furnished If desired AddressC 149 careEDITH PARKER experienced nurse

62fc Richards streetMAN age 28 in Salt Lake forhis health wants position as collector orsimilar work occupied ositions ofresponsibility Address W D B 65 East

BY GOOD girl as cook andhousework family C 14S Her-ald

BY EXPERIENCED lady stenographer Address 529 East Eighth South

EXPERIENCED DRY GOODSand decorator wishes position veryreference C 147

EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER bestin city wishes employmenthis time during days andevenings reasonable charge only Ad

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EXPERIENCED GARDENER andtender wants employment AddressC 143 care Herald

SHOEMAKER wants work orrepairing good workman English Address Shoemaker 73 State St S L City

BY FIRSTCLASS engineer and25 years experience in all kinds

and steam pumps and willAddress 144 care Herald

WOMAN WANTS work by the dayAddress 241 East 6th South

CARPENTER work ar any other kindof work Room 510 Constitution block

WOMAN wants work by the day 243 E3d South

YOUNG MAN IS years old wants workon farm or herding cattle or sheep needwork at once 1357 care ot Her-ald

ANY KIND of respectable job by a boyof 17 Geo Ryser 33 S 7th

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GOOD RELIABLE MAN workof some kind used to farm allkinds of laboring work will work onwages or contract Aridreas C 113 Herald

FOREMAN or of sheepherds nine years experience InWyoming and Idaho references Address C 114 Herald

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DR E S PAYNE 112 South MaleSpecialist In diseases of womensatisfaction guaranteed Inevery case or write to above ad

WARMING AND VENTILATING

GEO M HARDWARE CO Warm Air Heating and Venetc All work guaranteed

P MORAN Steam and hot waterheating and apparatus NoWest Second South

TICKET BROKERS

CUTRATE GRGSHELL railroad tickets everywhere 221 street

ARCHITECTS-

C M NEUHAUSEN Architect 523531Dooly building

CARPENTERS

UTAH SCREEN and Job Shop 41 S WTemple All kinds of job work

BAKERIES

BAKERY AND LUNCHParlor 75 W 1st So Best MealsSOCIAL MILK BREAD AND CAKESfor sale at all grocers

WATCHES AND 1EWELRY

For Sellablecan save money by seeing Sal theJeweler 75 SecondGalena new and reliable goodslowest prices In the city Come and seefor yourself

C E W 266 Main streetWatch main springs 100

A lull line the latest ringsOpals Diamonds Turquoise Garnets etcPrices most reasonable J S Jensen 3E 1st So

J F BOES manufacturing jewelerRemoved to 259

M Surbaueh 10 McCornlck block

Groshell solo agent Utah 221 Main Expert cash register repairing

INSURANCE

BURGLARY and lire Geo HIngham 70 W 2d So

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R H KELLO civil engineerReference O S L railway 300Herald building

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PLUMBING AND HEATING

Plumbing heating 105 E 2d So Tel 34

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CLEANING AND DYEING

LADIES JACKETS dry cleaned LKup overcoats cleaned andsed Deseret DyeSo West Temple

UTAH Steam Dyeln and Cleaning Co-t E 3rd So work moder-ate prices Telephone No 8S2 N

UP TO DATE patterns in wallat moneysaving When ready toto call on Scheel 315

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TWO new stock now In Wothe largest selection and

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