Show SPECIAL COLUMN Advertisements in this column for Situations Wanted or Help Wanted Inserted first THREE TIMES FREE All other advertisements lOc V per line first time and 5c per hoc each subset subse-t < Iuent time Bv the month 1 per line Marriage notices 81 birth notices 50 cents death notices free obituary comments 15 cents per line FOE SALE CHEAP MEW BRICK COTTAGE 423 WEST SECond IX SEC-ond North Apply within HELD JOHNSONS SILVER BAND TlfUSIC POSt PARADES PARTIES ETC Th ll Ji rug cc at room 10 Hooper Eldredge block J C 11 WATSON BTILL SELL ALL KINDS OF COAL AS WILL fca DSD toL I cheap as the cheapest Deliver to any part of the city Office 119 S Main street Hyde ts Griffins building THE PEOPLES RESTAURANT WE USE PURE MOCHA AND JAVA W co1fr atrIT utt I V coffee at Si West First South street ROCKY MOUNTAIN VIEWS CURIOS UTAH SOUVENIRS AND PIC gta J ture frames at Savages Art Bazar SILVER PALACE RESTAURANT JO GO W SECOND SOUTH STREET THEn THE-n largest finest and most thoroughly equip lCl restaurant in the city Open day and night t Bernnrd1s Proprietor tr WANTED TO LOAN Q9K HHrt ON GOOD REAL ESTATE 0UUU security Apply to the Utah Title Insurance and Trust Co C8 W Second South I P SCHWARTZ AUCTIONEER AWNERS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS LAND o lll Lt lO ufdA J and live stock desiring to sell should call on me Best prices guaranteed House renting a specialty General commission business Money to loan in any amounts NoxJ E Second Sec-ond South ASPHALTUJI D T BENSON HAS HAD TWELVE YEARS BT P i v experience and will guarantee satisfaction satisfac-tion My charges are very moderate GSc per square foot Leave orders at Neve Child 32 Main street MONEY LOANED JN DIAMONDS WATCHES AND JEWelry JEW-elry E McCarrick 240 South Main street J 1C Gillespie 240 South Main street Railroad tickets bought sold and exchanged Member of tlio American Ticket Brokers association WANTED SITUATIONSHALE T7ANTEDpERSONS SEEKING RELI > V able help to call at CGVi West Temple st WANTEDBY A COMPETENT YOUNG V yt rsufg I I man a situation to look after horses Apply Ap-ply at No 133 W Fifth South VTAIcTEDA MIDDLEAGED MAN OF V f ilonOI y experience would be glad of a situation In a warehouse or store can make himself generally iIr gener-ally useful Address E K this office WANTED WORK IN CITY OR COUNTRY have business ability State salary to b box 1005 city WANTEDSITUATION 1 A3 OFFICE BOY V V or any light employment by a respectable boy 14 Address 574 West Fourth South street Salt Lake city WANTED A GOOD PAINTER WOULD T Ilka to get work Address J V this office WANTEDA BOOKKEEPER OF EXPERI W l f vy once wants a position an office or store Address J N P O Box 1107 I city WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG WA Nofrgeo g t V man seventeen years of age to learn to cook Address W T this office UIANTED AN ACTIVE MAN SEVENTY V four years old l desires light work for light wages Address T O 700 South First East 1TANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG WANTED g T for I V man in office or clothing 1 store Has had four years experience in clothing business Address Ad-dress C B Herald office VTANTEDA SITUATION AS PORTER OR WANTED tch r t I nightwutchman i Apply C C this oalce WrTEDA SITUATION BY A YOUNG WANTED 1 man in u hardware store Apply J W this office 7ANTEUA YOUNG MAN PAINTER < T would like to get any kind of work Address Ad-dress V Herald office V17ANTEDPOSITION AS BOOKKEEPER y fg n 1 l or secretary of a manufacturing company Will take part of salary in capital stock if desired de-sired Can furnish best of references Correspondence Corres-pondence solicited Address Lock Box 249 Wichita Kansas ANTEDYOUNG MAN WISHES A SIT V ftfo nJVJ U = I V nation to tend horses and do chores Address Ad-dress P O box 345 city G Peterson 1VANTEDSSTUATION BY A YOUNG WANTEDSITUATION 1 Y man in an office or clothing store Has had six years experience Address L Goo this office WANTEDHELPFEHALE Tf7ANTEDA GOOD GIRL TO DO HOUSEwork V 1PJR DApg T work Apply at 438 S First West street WANTEDA GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL y GI m GOGJ II housework in small family I CO E Fourth South WANTEDA GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL OJ V 1 V housework Apply I at 049 E South Tern pie street JANTEDTHREE OR FOUR GOOD SEW V frd fy g 11 ere for dressmaking Apply to Dora Norris Nor-ris 35 Franklin avenue TTTANTEDA NURSEMAID AND A GIRL > V for general housework also a woman to clean house Apply at once at Room 12 Continental Conti-nental hotel ANTEDA YOUNG LADY FOR OUR W T1Dd rsrte fr A 1 ctoak department Must be able to sell and make herself generally useful Apply immediately I im-mediately between Band 10 a m at Cohn Bros U7ANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL A7u k V housework in a small family with no children chil-dren Apply at 131 Fourth East street WANTED HELPHALE TTANTFDMECHANICS LABORERS AND V J t 1lSJ I V all others out of employment to call atceE S West Temple street RANTED FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEN > to work on the great Bothwell canal Work C r ai winter Good pay Cheap board Ship or Ilay The Ogden Employment Bureau C Anthony manager 331 Twentyllfth street Ogden Utah T7ANTED CANVASSEKSWILL sP y is i salary commission Cull or address Columbia Col-umbia Art Co M W Third South street P O Box VANTEDGOOD CARPENTERS APPLY IT to W F Rose Progress building lain street TUANTED AT ONCE A GOOD STEADY VAtk R tc J r I1 baker Constant employment to a steady man Apply by letter W S Herald office W Al MISCELLANEOUS ThANTEDFRFSlt MILCH COW JERSEY r h 1 WANTEDFRESH y Apply 257 W Fifth South street V7ANTED TO RENT FROM FIVE TO tD Oh 1h alJ V eight room house in desirable l locality with city water by October 1 Address or enquire en-quire of Wilkes Thompson 74 E First South street TANTEDTO RENT SMALL HOUSE WA with threeor four vacant rooms Address I T Herald T ANTED MEN AND TEAMS APPLY I I I to William Langton Peoples Equitable Coop I FORSALE TIIOR SALE A NUMBER ONE WORKhorse a FO WORK-horse 5 years old weight 1100 pounds Enquire En-quire Whites harness shop Sandy station 11011 SALE REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS FR B rtfoI room 10 Karrick building FlOE SALEA FINE SPAN OF MULES Apply IL Dinwoodey I TIOR SALE SEVEN HUNDRED THORoughbred F THOR-oughbred French Merino ewes Henry Cohn Co TOOR SALEA QUANTITY OF GOOD linda k ltANJ FO in good condition Enquire at Utah Nevada Ne-vada passenger depot OR SALE COUNTERS SHELVES FO scales and fixtures generally of a small grocery store AH In good condition Apply W I Dunbar Twentieth ward G1OR SALE A NO 1 BICYCLE COLUMBIA dste J f iaztET PrA FonM roadster 100 S Main Kennedy TIOR SALEA FEW GOOD MILCH COWS FOR at No cot E Sixth South street flOE SALETWO FIRSTCLASS TEAMS FOA harnesses and wagons Apply to WIt W-It Evcrill 478 Third street STRAYED OK STOLEN TAY HORSE BRANDED J R ON LEFT eDp eriL uf BAY 1 Return George Palmer l G54 South Third West and get reward FITS il L L STOPPED FREE BY DR KLINKS f Pfe PoEE rl a Great Nerve Restorer No Fits after first days ute Marvelous Cures Tnwtlsc and 8200 trial bottle free to Fit cases Send to Dr Kline illS Arch street Philadelphia Pa A f < h SPECIAL COLUMN FOR KENT L1OR RENTIN WASATCH BUILDING FOR and furnished rooms modem conveniences con-veniences elevator Inquire room 51 1JIOR RENT AN EXCELLENT OFFICE 1 suite corner rooms second floor of HERALD building city water and steam heating TOab RENTFURNISHED for one or two at 57 MOM South Fourth SUIT West street RENT A FURNISHED ROOM 150 TIOR Iat ti g FOo I North Main street LOST TOSTBETWEEN MAIN ffu AND J J OfJ Nineteenth ward a parcel of laundry marked Finder please leave at Ki Main street and be rewarded T OST AT BECKS HOT SPRINGS ALL IilG t JJO my aches pains and rheumatism The best baths in the world L T Brown manager T OST BETWEEN CORNER G AND THIRD LO street and North Temple a diamond pin in the shape of a star Return to C W Clayton at the Bishops office and be rewarded FOUND OOUND ONE SORREL HORSE BOTH FOR feet white Owner can have same by proving ownership and paying expenses Call ut 125 East Second South street PROFESSIONAL CARDS MISCELLANEOUS BUTLERS SECONDHAND STORE A NTTHIIG AND EVERYTHING BOUGHT ANYTHING Exchanged Highest Price No 54 S West Temple Street WORKWOMENS COOP r < ENERAL MERCHANDISE 380 W FIRST GENERAL II Gold Supt THOMAS SLEIGHT II ANUFACTURER OF PAPER BOXES I lA 29 S West Temple JOSEPH HYRUia PARRY TTIINE JOB PRINTING J New Location 2729 W South Temple St VI D BOYRING lL CD mITE GREEN GROCERS THE M W Fnst South Telephone 2S5 WILLIAMS BROS T ANDSCAPE GARDENERS LAWNS IANDSCAPE PleLo JJcared foron contract CM SWTpmplo or ItS E SEALED PROPOSALS THILf BE RECEIVED BY THE TItuS H tees of the Territorial Reform school at the office of H H Rolapp secretary at Ogden city Utah until 0 oclock pm September 25 1889 for the following described goods for use in furnishing the Territorial Reform school at said Ogden city towit 5 bedroom suits solid oak to cost between 130 I and 8200 3 mattresses wool not to exceed JG each 5 mattresses hair not to exceed 816 each 5 woven wire mattresses with springs 10 feather pillows for beds not to exceed 150 per pair 10 pairs seven and a half pounds all wool blankets 5 bed comforts not to exceed SJ50 each 150 square yards more or less best body Brussels carpet 75 square yards more or les1 best quality linoleum 10 yards more or less stair carpet thirtysix inches wide with rubber strips for edge Window shades and fixtures for 180 windows more or less The shades to be of best quality opaque goods olive color and fixtures best to be had The shades to be put in place Proposals Pro-posals will state price peryard for shades aho price for llxturcs and for putting in placer f place-r school desks single I teachers desk r 23 iron hospital cots not to exceed 030 each 23 wool mattresses for cots 25 pair blankets for cots 23 = leather pillows for cots not to exceed fl25 each 23 bed comforts for cots 1 private office suit consisting of 0 t chairs I lounge and 8 feet table not to exceed Jioa 1 olllce desk flat top not to exceed 830 3 office chairs not to exceed Sao f1I1 14 feet extension dining table not to exceed J dozen dining room chairs not to exceed S22 I sideboard not to exceed 133 I parlor suit and centre table not to exceed 2110 100Also sundry kitchen furniture cutlery tableware table-ware table linen etc a list of which can be seen I upon application at the olllce of the superintendent super-Intendent of construction at the Territorial Reform Re-form school All goods to be delivered and put in proper position for use The trustees reserve the right to select the best articles offered within the prices mentioned at d to reject any and all bids By order of the trustees I JOSEPH BARTON Superintendent of Construction NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS mItE ANNUAL MEETING OF 1 7 16gh TlIte stockholders the Utah and Salt Lake Canal company will be hed Saturday October 5 1889 at 11 am at the office of the company No 49 S Main street Salt Lake city Utah territory for the transaction of such businCBS as may come before Ihi meeting ELIAS A SMITH Secretary SALT LAKE CITY September 1889 LEGAL NOTICE iN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE FTHE of Salt Lake territory of Utah In the matter of the estate of Benjamin L Cutler deceased Order to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not be made Annie S Cutler the administrator of the estate of Benjamin L Cutler deceased having tiled her petition herein duly verified praying for an order of sale of a portion of the real estate of Iaiddecedent for the purposes therein set forth it Is therefore ordered by the judge of said I court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said probate court on Wednesday the 25th day of September is9 at 10 oclock in the forenoon of said day at the courtroom of said probate court at the county court house in the city and county of SaltLakc I Utah territory to show cause why an order should not be granted to said administrator to I sell so much of the real estate of the said d3 i ceased at private sale as shall be necessary and that a copy of this order be published at least I four successive weeks in TUB SALT LAKE HKtiAU u newspaper printed and published in said city and county countJOHN A MARSHALL Probate Judge Dated August 2t 1869 TEimmoriy OP UTAH I 1i L M Consrv or SALT LAKE f I John C Cutler Clerk of the Probate Court In and for the County of Salt Lake in the Territory I Terri-tory of Utah do hereby certify that the foregoing forego-ing is a full true and correct copy of order to show cause in the matter of the estate of Benjamin L Cutler deceased as appears of record re-cord in my olllce In witness whereof I have hereunto wt I my hand and affixed the seal of said fSEAU ItSl court this 24th day of August A IX JOHN C CUTLER Probate ClerkS Clerk-S W DAUKE Attorney for administratrix I LEGAL NOTICE TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE X County of Salt Lake Territory of Utah In the matter of the estate of James Cabble deceased Order to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not be made Elizabeth Eliza-beth Brunker the administratrix of the estate of James Cabbie deceased having tiled her petition pe-tition herein duly verified praying for an order I or-der of sale of all or a portion of the real estate of said decedent for the purposes therein set forth It Is therefore ordered by the judge of said court that all persons interested In the estate of said deceased appear before the said probate court on Monday the 30th day of September 1889 at lOocIock in the torenoon of said day at the courtroom court-room of said probate court at the county courthouse court-house In the city and county of Salt Lake Utah territory to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said administrator to sell so much of the real estate of the said deceased at private sale as shall be necessary and that a copy of this order published at least four successive l ilt 1fiasii 3 cessive weeks In the Salt Lake Daily Herald a newspaper printed and published m said city and county Dated August 31 1f9 SEAL JOHN A MARSHALL Probate Judge TERRITORY OF UTAH County Salt Lake f ss I John C Cutler clerk of the probate court in and for tho County of Salt Lake In the Territory of Utah do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full true and correct copy of order to show cause In the matter of the estate James Cab ble deceased as appears of record in my office In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and anlxed the seal of said court this 31st day of August A D 1SS9 SEAIi JOHN C CUTLER Clerk of the Probate Court = PROFESSIONAL CARDS MTJSICiAKS W C CLIVE mEACHER OF PIANO ORGAN 1k VIOLIN fG tIN JL last house on north side of Folsom street JOSEPH J DAYNES DIANO TEACHER AND TUNER ORDERS 8 PIANO o Paynes CO iPa1E P 0 Box 428 MITCH PEDERSEN mFACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN TEACHER lOG Centre Street JOSEPH MIHTYRE mEACHER of PIANO TEACHER Calders Music Palace MAGNUS OLSON mEACHER OF GUITAR AND VIOLIN JL Leader of Olsons Band RS M St or music stores H S KRaUSE MUSICAL Calders STUDIO Music Palace W E WEIHE VIOLINIST PUPILS AND CONCERTS V Studio at Calders Music Palace PROF ANDRE INTERPRETER TirUSIC LANGUAGES AND FENCING ilL 43 E Second South KENTS MILITARY BAND K ND ORCHESTRA AlD Office at Calder Music Palace ARCHITECTS A Ar I u AngnL i RCHITECT OFFICE AT ANGELL BROS r1 pS A lumberyard No 025 South State Road DALLAS tJ HEDGES A RCHITECTS A Deseret Bank Building Salt Lake City JEWELERS JS JENSEN WATCHMAKER DEPAIR1NG IN ALL BRANCHES AGENT REPAIRING Best Known 40 Main St ADOLPH HAUERBACH li SONS DRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS PRACTICAL E First South Street H REISER WATCHMAKER TEALER IN ALL KINDS OF WATCHES DEALER 12 E First South DRESSMAKERS MISS SADIE THOMAS TRESSMAKER PERFECT CUTT1NG AND DRESSMAKER nt ff Main Street MISS S HARGROVE RESSMAKER v 37 S West Temple Satisfaction assured MADAME WILCOX TVRESSMAKER DRESSMA 76 West First South PHYSICIANS DR R A HASBROUCX HYSICIAN AND SURGEONc < PHJ E First South street Residence PC F St DR ROMANIA B PRATT DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON FITTING PHYSICIAN a specialty Ollee Deseret Hospital i = EYE EAR NOSE THRQA JO SPECTACLES Bra Freeman ACCURATELY Burrows front FITTED rooms 17 and 18 ScottAuerbach building DR M P HUGHES VTO 11 S FIRST WEST STREET OFFICE i hours 9 to r ain 2 to I pm Diseases of women a specialty spccialtArTORNBYS ATTORNEYS SW DARKE 1 TTOKNEYATLAW A Land Attorney 110 Main Street Salt Lake City BARLOW FERGUSON A TTORNEYATLAW 49 Main St Hooper Eldredge block Tele pnone 426 JAS H MOYLE riOUNTY ATTORNEY ATTORNEYATLAW fi t t COW Main Street Hooper t Eldredge Block MAURICE M KAIGHN 4 TTORNEYATLAW A Rooms r 5 and fi Tribune building corner West Temple andSecond South streets M E MENANY TTORNEYATLAW SCOTTAUERBACH A building Collections solicited I OW POWERS A TTORNEYATLAW A Opposite Cullen Hotel Second South St I I J G SUTHERLAND I A TTORNEYATLAW ATTOR Romney Block ARTHUR BROWN A TTORNEYATLAW ATTORNEYATLA Block E B CRITCHLOW A TTORNEYATLAW A TTOREI South Main Street BW DR1GGS JR A A TTORNEYATLAW Over Descret National Bank CHAS W STAYNER A A TTORNEYATLAW East of Deseret National Bank RICHARD W YOUNG A TTORNEYATLAW A 142 Main Street Up Stairs oCHRIE li WOLCOTT T AWYERS U Room 30 Wasatch Building RICH HULLIHGER li SEYMOUR nOUNSELORSATLAW GENERAL COL COPe t notaries and conveyancers land entries en-tries final proofs etc etc 43 Main street Vernal Ver-nal Utah FRANKLIN RICHARDS U rilTY 40 Main ATTORNEY Street Hooper ATTORNEYATLAW Eldedge Block MISCELLANEOUS L GBURTOH TYEPUTY U S MINERAL SURVEYOR DE Civil Engineer Hooper k Eldredge Block WILLIAMS h RJtw T ANDSCAPE GARDENERS LAWNS CUT Land taken care of bytheseason Address CCG S West Temple street or 175 E street VULCAN POWDER CD AF CALIFORNIA JOHN WILLIAM SNELL OF Agent Idaho Store Box 519 EMIGRANT TICKETS I OOLD TO AND FROM ALL POINTS OF SOLD at the lowest rates by J A Peter I sen Merchant and Emigrant Agent 29 East SecondSouth JOHN W SNELL AGENT CHICAGO SCALE CO SALT AND BLUING CHICAGO Building Rock Idaho Store Box 519 HERALD JOB OFFICE T7UNE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING Jj Callister Bros Proprietors YOU OAK SAVE MONEY PURCHASING i Supply YOUR PurchasingAgency SUPPLIES I acts Fourth Street JESSE W FOX JR PITY SURVEYOR C Room 10 Hooper t Eldredge Block JOHN S LINDSAY mEACHER OF ELOCUTION AND ACTING I TEACHER hall P O address 173 D street SPENCER Ik BYWATER miNNERS ROOFING AND FPOUTING A JL specialty 70 E Second South street HEBER J GRANT l CO TflIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE FffiE Office HERALD Building DRCVNUNN TirANUFACTURER AND PROPRIETOR im ir 18CJI llA Nunns Black Oil Balsam 71 W 1st South JOHN HELD TESIGNER AND ENGRAVER vRoom 10 Hooper 1j Eldredge building ANDERSON BROTHERS rilTY BILL POSTERS SIGN WnITERS CITY Door West Grant Bros RTCOY tJ HARMON TIVERY ND BOARDING STABLE Ttcre Jj 20 and 22 E Seccnd South Telephone 81 GEORGE SAVILLE I TjlASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER FASHIONABLE Second South STEpHENS i i SCHOOL SONG BOOK i TUST OUT SPECLVL RATES TO SCHOOLS I U For sale by Coalter Snelgrove I SALT LAKE DETECTIVE AGENCY TI A FRANKS MANAGER EA Office U S marshal P O Box C74 J Vil 7HITEV1HITECAR 151 S MAIN ST tJJt CiTE r fu > = Utah Central Railway E2ST TIME cAA1E May 12th 1889 Pastenger Trains Leave Salt Lake Daily as Follows GOING NORTH t I GOING SOUTH Atlantic and U N Express athGWam I Milford Express at 350 pm Local xpress at 600 am I Jab Express at 710 am Park City and Local Express at00340 pm Pacifle Express at 730pm I Passenger Trains Arrive in Salt Lake Dally as Follows FROM NORTH FROM SOUTH Park City Atlantic and Pacific Ex atll 40 am I Milford Express at 1010 am U N and local at 330 pm Juab Express at 650 pm Local Express at 710 pm I trcxr Atlantic Express at 1130 pm FRANCIS COPE JOHN SHARP General Freight and Passenger Acent General Superintendent Salt Lake Western On and after I Tuesday March 15 1887 I Trains will run as follows I STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME I Leave Lehi Junction at 845 a m Cedar Fort at 940 Fivemile Pass at 1010 Rush Valley at 11035 Doremus at 1110 Arrive fronton 1135 Leave Irontonat 1140 Arrive Silver City at 1159 I Leave Silver City at 1220 pm Arrive Ironton at 1225 Leave Irontonat 140 Arrive Doremus at 235 Rush Vales at 310 Fivemile Pass at 340 Cedar Fortat 410 Lehl Junction at 515 ° Connects with Utah Central train leaving Salt Lake at 720 pm Connects with Utah Central train arriving at Salt Lake at 640 p m Stops only udotl signals W W RITER Superintendent The Only Line CarryiiiK the United States Overland Mall Tcket K tON t-ON SALE JO ALL PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST WEST NORTH and SOUTH AJ UNION TICKET OFFICE Salt Lake City Through Pullman Sleepers and Modem Day Coaches from the Missouri River MAKING DIRECT CONNECTIONS BETWEEN Denver Cheyenne Kansas City Council Bluffs Omaha Chicago St Louis and ell Nebraska Colorado Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Washing-ton Territory and Northern Pacific Coast Points Baggage Checked Through to and from Points East and West and Connections made at Missouri River with limited Trains Eastern Lines SecondClass Pullman Sleepers on All Trains T L KIMBALL E L LOMAX General Manager G P A OMAHA OMAHA Arrival and Departure of Union Paclfi drains MAIN LINK EASTBOUND WESTBOUND DEPART ARRIVE No 2 No 4 No I No 3 Atlantic Overland Overland Atlantic Express Flyer Flyer Express 943 am 800 am Oeden 943 a m 930 pm S00am B00am SL City 1140 am 1130 pm UTAH NORTHERN NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND DEPART ARRIVE No C01 No 602 74 > a m Ogden 110 pm G 00 a m Salt Lake City 3 30 p m ECHO AND PARK CITY SALT LAKE CITY Depart 800 am 340 pm Arrive ll40ain ll30pm OGDEN Depart 945 um 520pm Arrive 3iam JiTOpm I PARK CITY Arrive 200pm KOjpm Depart 700am 400 pm The Overland Flyer Westbound No 1 and I The Overland Flyer No 4 I will have the through sleeper between Salt Lake City and Kansas City and will also be fully equipped with Pullman Buffet Cars and also with reclining chair cars between Ogden and Council Bluffs The Atlantic and Pacific Express trains Nos 2 and 3 will also be equipped Pullman Bullet Cars and also with Pullman Tourist Second class sleepers In addition to the above the limited train between be-tween Denver and Chicago via the Union Pan fie and Chicago I Northwestern will be equipped with dining cars Rio Grande Western RAILV A Y I SCENIC LINE fthe f WORLD C11reX11 Time Tot > le In Effect from and After July 1 1889 EASTBOUND TRAINS No8 No4 Lv Ogden 810am 540pm Ar Salt Lake City 930am iocpm Ar Prom 1IlOam 916pm Ar Green River 525pm 435 am Ar Pueblo 300pm 210am Ar Denver 745pm 715am WEST BOUND TRAINS No7 No8 f p1 Lv Denver 800 am 800pm Lv Pueblo l30pm 1240 a mAr m-Ar Green River 950am 1045 am Ar Provo 450pm 558am Ar Salt LaKe City G53pm 740am Ar Ogden 830pm 915am BINGHAM AND ALTA TRAINS Leave Salt Lake City 740am Arrive Salt Lake City 420 pm DC DODGE J H BENNETT General Manager Gen Pass Agt ASK FOR THE INLAND SALT TIlE ONLY REFInED ARTIFICIALLY DRIED SALT MANUFACTURED IN UTAH < w < mh UTAH NEVADA ISAXIVVVA OS AND AFTER Wednesday June 1289 Trains will run daily Sundays excepted as follows For Terminus and Intermediate Stations Leave Salt Lake City at 810 am Arrive at Terminus at n ig am RETURNING Leave Terminus at 1245 pm Arrive at Salt Lake City at 345 pm SUBURBAN TRAINS for Buena Vista Garden City and El Dorado leave Salt Lake City at 000 am 810 am 1015 and 615 pm RETURNING Leave El Dorado 025 am 129 pm 320 pm Leave Garden City031 am 133 pm 329 pm Lerve Buena Vista C34am I 6pm 332 pm Ar Salt Lake CityB45 am 145 pm 345 pm The train leaving Salt Lake City at 810 am and returning arriving at 345 will not run on Sundays On Mondays the 615 train will leave Salt Lake at 630 pm on Tuesdays at C 45 pm Garfield Beach Bathing Trains Leave Salt LakeCity week days at810 1015 am 245 pm 445 pm and 615 pm Returning arrive at Salt Lake City weekdays at l45pmp45 pm 555 pm 800 pm and 1015 pm The train leaving at C15 pm and returning at 1015 pm will not run on Mondays or Tuesdays ON SUNDAYS Leave Salt Lake City at 1015 am 245 pm 445pm and615 pm Returning arrive at 145pm555pmS00p m and 1015 pm FARE To Garfield Beach and Return 50 Cents S F FENTON W W RITER GFandPAgt Supt SALT LAKE EASTERN AND Salt Lake Fort Douglas RAILVAYS THE NEW SCENIC ROUTE Connecting with Park City Stage I Onand after August 1st 1889 trains will run as follows ITO I I TO rnNITENTIARY AND MILL CREEK Leave DR G AV depot at 650 am and 440 pm Arrive DR G AV depot at 630 am and 020 pm PARK CITY Leave D R GAV depot at 915 am Arrive D R G AV depot 1200 noon MILL CREEK MARKET TRAIN Saturdays only Leave D R G W depot at 900 am Arrive D R G W depot at 1030 am TVAOESERS AND FORT DOUGLAS Sundays only Leave D R GAV depot 130 345 and 530 pm I Arrive D R G W depot 250 505 and 800 pm FAREI Round Trip to each terminal point excepting Parleys 25c To Parleys JlOO To Park City Single Fare 8150 J W YOUNG President W W MACKINTOSH Acting F and P Agt I TIlE CHICAGO AND I NORTHWESTERN A i iinrTr7 WESTERN Is the Short Line and Popular Route For All Points East Makes Direct Connections Con-nections at Denver with the Denver J Rio Grande and Union Pacific Trains I I SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS I INCLUDING Palace Dining Cars DENVER TO CHICAGO I The Direct Line from SALT LAKE CITY and the WEST to St Paul Duluth and Minneapolis FRED E GREENE Traveling Passenger Agent Salt Lake City LEGAL NOTICE TN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR FTHE l6tDIi J Salt Lake county t territory of Utah In the matter of the estate of Frank Foote deceased Notice of time and place of hearing petition for order for executor to make deed Notice is hereby given that P Do La Mare and T N Morgan Mor-gan have petitioned the court for an order authorizing au-thorizing the executor of the last will of Frank Foote deceased to execute a deed of conveyance of real estate to them said real estate having been bought by petitioners from the deceased in his lifetime and that the 30th day of September A D 1889 at10 oclock a m has been duly appointed ap-pointed by the said court at the court room of said court in the county court house in Salt Lake city for hearing said petition at Which time and place all persons interested may appear ap-pear and show cause if any there be why such an order should not be made Dated at Salt Lake city this 28th day of August Au-gust 1889 JOHN C CUTLER I Clerk of the Probate court in and for Salt Lake county II I I I LEGAL NOTICE TN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR I I JL Salt Lake county Territory of Utah In the matter of the estate of William Die un deceased 1 de-ceased Notice Pursuant to an order of tho probate court of Salt Lake county territory of Utah In the above entitled matter notice is I hereby given that Monday the 23d day of September Sep-tember A D 1S > 9 at 10 oclock a m at the court room of said court at the court house In Salt Lake city has been appointed the time and place for the hearingof application of James W Kennedy filed In the said court praying that the administrator of the estate of said deceased be authorized and directed to execute a deed of conveyance io him of certain real estate bought from deceased in his lifetime at which time and place all persons interested may appear and contest such application Dated at Salt Lake city this 21st day of August lbS9 JOHN C CUTLER Clerk of the Probate Court in and for Salt Lako county t L i Deseret National Bank I SALT LAiE crIY UTAH Paid in Capital 250000 Surplus 250000 TOHX SHARP PRESIDENT MOSES THATCHER ViCEPiicsiiiEST 1 L S HILLS CASJIIEK H S YOUNG ASSISTANT CASHIER DIRECTORS I JOHN SHARP MOSES THATCHER W W UITEK J R BARNES J T LITTLE J C CUTLER JAMES SHARP HENRY DINWOODEY F W JENNINGS D H PEERY HEBER J GRANT GEORGE ROMNEY L S HILLS RECEIVES DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND Safe Deposit Vaults Absolutely Burglar and Fireproof Rents 3 to 25 per Year Buys and Sells Exchange on New York San Francisco Chicago St Louis Oman London and all the Principal Continental Cities CAPITAL I1i137 Paid 400000 UNION NATIONAL BANK SALI xIR3 CITY UIAH United States Depository Capital Increased from 200000 to 400000 I AND FULLY PAID Receives Deposits Payable on Demand Safe Deposit Vault Absolutely Fire and Burglar Proof Bonces from JSn to S2 G fr Year CAREFUL AND PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS Drawn exchange on the following leading cities of Europe GREATBR1TAIN LondonDublin Edinburgh SPAINCadiz Madrid Seville Glasgow j PORTUGAL Lisbon Oporto FRANCE Paris Havre Bordeaux Boulogne And all the German Slates SWITZERLAND Geneva Berne Lucerne Zurich A1IEKICAN COHUESPOSDENTS ITALYFlorence Genoa Milan Naples New York Imp Traders Nat Dan Venice I Chicago First National Bank BELGIUM Antwerp Brussels Luxembourg I I j I Omaha National Bank HOLLAND Amsterdam Rotterdam uioaaa j I Commercial National Bank NORWAY Christiana Bergen Stavanjrer I Denver n uGerIIlm National Bank SWEDEN Gothenburg Stockholm Malmo I Helena First National IlanS 1Y Pr iK DENMARK Copenhagen untIe City First National Bank RUSSIA St Petersburg I San FranciscoBank of California g 1A v1ee Il P AUSTRIA Wien Trieste Prague CarlsbatiStLouls State Bank of St Louis JOSEPH R WALKER President M J CHEESMAN Cashier MATTHEW H WALKER VicePrest L H FARNSWORTH Ass Cashier THE BANK OF SALT LAKE JAMES H BACON F L HOLLAND W B HOLLAND President Cashier Asst Cashier 1000000 To Lend on 30 Days to 10 Years Time at Low Rates of Interest Receives Demand and Time Deposits and Pays Interest on Time Deposits GENERAL BANKING AND LOAN BUSINESS TRANSACTED < Exchange Bought and Sold on Principal Cities of America and Europe Commercial National Bank OF SALT LAKE CITY Capital 25000000 General Banking in All Its Branches Draws Sight Drafts on the Principal Cities of the United States Sells Dralts and Postal Money Orders and Issues Circular Letters of Credit on the Chief Cities of Europe Deals in Exchange and United States and General Securities Se-curities Collections Promptly Attended To Accounts of Banks Merchants Miners Manufacturers Manu-facturers and Individuals Solicited DIRECTORS Thomas Marshall F H Auerbach John J Daly W P Noble George M Downey Henry G Hatch F E Scrymser D C Bacon John W Donnellan OFFICERS HEXUY G BAICH President GEORGE M DOWNEY Vice President JOn AV DONKEUAX Cashier MeCornick Co BANKERS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Careful attention civen to the sale of Ores and Bullion We solicit consignments guaran anteeing highest market price COLLECTIONS MADE AT LOWEST RATES ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED CORRESPONDENTS New YorkImp and Trad Nat Bank Chemical Chemi-cal Nat Bank Kcuntzc Bros Chicago Commercial Nat Bank San Francisco First Nat Bank Crocker Woodworth Nat Bank Omaha J Omaha Nat Bank tt I St Louis State Bankof St Louis Kansas City Nat Bank of Kansas City IT Kc1r tfjank Denver Denver Nat Bank City Nat Bank London England Messrs Martin a Co 28 Lombard Street T R JONES S J LYNN I T R Jones Co BANKERS Solt HOLlce City UtoJ I r 885 Solid Gold wal < I iJo tioldCorlil00IIDtUrl B waldl h hFREH 44 rrr Cim I J t I > 10M Gold J lIuutlS C nou ladJ rJffJ r q I I iio J lw OoePeonhlo 1 II alllca uroo 1 10lhrr wllh our larg adnl I nabl II c lIouhold f = SflrnpleTePt0 as 11 as b woh II d Free and after you hue bpI bp-I cm In I your home for 3 mouth and hoWl them to those io iiujr hare railed they become your wip r P nTh i hh lr hi nrile tt oner ran bo lura it rKtlilaf the Vateh ml Millililr Wtiuj ill I 0 rei fteirntHC Afidrell St r Maine Eliaaunli Co Box jphortiani1Maine r J i WELLS FARGO COS BANK Salt Lake City Utah ESIA13LISHED 1S Transacts a General Banking Business J E DOOLY CASHIER I J T A II COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS 25 A IST TvZ 9 Scut Iciltcs City Utcal Capital 20000000 Deposits Received Subject to Check Five Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Deposits Exchange Bought and Sold on all Principal Points in the United States Drafts Letters of Credit and Bank Mbher Orders issued on all parts of Europe MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate and Collaterals No Commissions Charged on Loans DIRECTORS F Armstrong P W Madsen President Vice presidents M E Cummings C E Pomeroy Cashier Assistant cashier Deliver Robers T W Ellerbeck George M Cannon A C Briicn Temporarily located at 49 E First South street Roberts Ellerbock block pending the completion of our new hank nIirr ZIONS SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COldPY No 55 EAST TEMPLE STREET Established 1873 Incorporated 188 WILFORD WOODRUFF B H Sotuemjat President Asst Cashier DIRECTORS Wilford Woodruff George Q Cannon President VicePresident Joseph F Smith Angus Mi Cannon James Jack LeGrande Young George Reynolds T G Webber Cashier II B Clawson DOES A GENERAL BANKmG BUSIHESS Pays 5 Per Cent Interest on Savings Deposits l MONEY TO LOAN Approved Securities a LowRales ofTdtcrest J 1 |