Show THE STATE BANK OF UTAH CAPITAL FULLY PAID UP 500000 k c KO 60 MAIN STREET Sexlt Labe City uteila BEBER J GRANT President WM B PRESTON VicePresldent r HEBER M WELLS Cashier 1 DYRECrOROt Joseph F Smith Chas B Burton Win H Rowe Kephl W Clayton J Abraham H Cannon Frank Y Taylor k Spencer Clawson PMlo T Parnsworth 1 Elias Morris E M Weller 1 Henry A Woolley J Transacts a General Banking Business Pays 5 per cent Per Annum on Savings Deposits Interest Compounded Four Times t Year 1 r Special Notices Advertisements In this column 1 cent per word each day by the month JIOO per line except marriage notices 8100 birth notices 50 rents death announcements free obituary comments 15 cents per line No advertisement taken for less than 15 cents WANTED Y7 ANTED BOOKKEEPING BY AN EX i T perienced accountant Some sets to keep during odd hours Pupils bookkeeping taken Address B J Herald WANTED INFORMATION OF THE 1 T whereabouts of J E Halton who recently ceme to this city from Logan was last seen in Baker City Or any one obtaining his address ad-dress will convey a very great favor by sending same to this ofllce WANTED BOARD AND ROOMSPER f Y sons who can supply students with board and rooms with rooms furnished or unfurnished unfur-nished or board without rooms will please communicate with A A Nordvall university building corner First North ana Second West jtreets T7 ANTED INFORMATION OF THE T Y whereabouts of B T Rice recently of this city and was said to have gone to Beaver Anyone having his address will convey a great layer by forwarding same to this office RANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL Y housework at 158 North Main street WNTEDPERSoNS DESIRING EMI I EM-I ployment or help to call at 76 West Second South street U S Employment Company Com-pany telephone 593 Largest in the city TVANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL TT housework Good Wages Apply 152 West Third South street WANTEDA GENTLEMAN AND HIS l I sister want two furnished rooms with board in private family south of Third South and cast or Tbird East Address F Q Herald YTTANTEDA GIRL FOR GENERAL Y housework no washing 56 C street cor ncr Second ANTEDGOOD WASHWOMEN AT THE 11 I French Hand laundry 62 South Second W YANTEDBOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMily t FAM-ily by a Ientleman with a little boy ten years old references furnished Address post ofrtce box Pi WI ANIED200 MEN TO GATHER SALT T I > pply Inland Costal Salt company room IP Commercial block V ANTEDBIDS FOR 1000 YARDS OF i 1 plastering and lathing work only Pee Sorensen Carlquist 117 A TEDllOY TO DO CHORES NIGHT t Y and morning and attend to horse and buggy Apply to Dr Ferguson 121 H street YTANTEDTHREE OR FOUR ROOMS 11 I furnished for light housekeeping or a furnished cottage near business center Address Ad-dress stating terms etc E E Herald WANTEDA COOK APPLY AT 319 1 t B npham street WANTED TWO GOOD RELIABLE MEN t i muft be rustlers Apply between 1 and 3 p m Martin Collecting Agency room 24 03 West Second South street HTNTED GOOD LADIES CLOTHES I > T ironer at the French Hand laundry 62 South Second West J WANTED AN INTELLIGENT BOY FOR Ti If an architects office to learn the profession profes-sion Address stating ago qualifications etc postofflce boX 36 city WANTEDA SECONDHAND FARM t V wagon and double harness Address box W2 city WAXTED YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES I V opportunity to assist in household work in familym exchange for her board while attending attend-ing public High school can furnish best of recommendations re-commendations Address G Herald WANTEDA YOUNG LADY WHO is EMI i EM-I T plo ed would like a young lady room mate references exchanged Address A C IL Herald Her-ald WANTEDLADY OF INTELLIGENCE 11 would like to correspond with gentleman o f means who would assist her in business Address Margareth Roache Ogden PO Utah ANTEDFIRSTCLASS SALESLADY Apply at Simon Bros Duke ANTEDA GIRL FOR GENERAL WANTEDA I r housework Apply room 25 Culmer buildg TIT ANTED1000 DOZEN EIGHT AND SIX teenounce pickle bottles in lots of from one dozed up Collins Newman 73 S flth E FOR SALE TjUNE HOUSE AND LOT ON BRIGHAM FI street Wantland 235 Main street T7EST GRAND VIEW IS A FAVORITE WEST southeast adjoins Perkins electric elec-tric cars and sacrifice prices Tantland 235 Main street S T 1NCOLN PARK BUILDING UP WITH LINCOLN It is tho choice location for a home Electric cars and low prices win this summer Investigate Wantland 235 Main street TF YOU WORK ON THE WEST SIDE YOU IF ought to buy a lot in Agricultural Park addition ad-dition Investigate and you will buy Want and 235 Main street OR SALEMY FINE BLACK MARE FOR 1 road wagon and top buggy or will trade part for real estate W H Wallace McKim rains barn T71OR SALETWO REVOLUTION BOOK FOR J and news Campbell press Sizoof bed 37x52 fpeed per hour iTUO with Dexter folder attached at-tached WilLprmt and fold four or eiRhtpage pacer Only two years in use In thorough good order Apply at the Herald for terms FOR SALEA FIRSTCLASS BUGGY horse Inquire at 533 East Second South FFOR FOR SALETWO FARMS CONTAINING t ICC acres one or both James Loynd Farmiugton Utah lOST T OST 14 FAT WEATHERS FROM A PA5 JJ ture just north or my residence on the Jordan Jor-dan Anyone giving informttion concerning them will be suitably rewarded George Q Cannon T OST ON UTAH i NEVADA BATHING JU train large pearl scarf Din The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving came at this office T OST BETWEEN SCRACES BAKERY 11 and Twentieth ward ladys gold watch with plain charm and bar attached Finder f please return to Miss Pauline Held corner Dr Tolhurst Godbe block and ce rewarded I t FOR RENT lilOR RENTTWO OFFICE ROOMS IN FOR Herald building Enquire at counting rooms TiOR RENTTHREE STORES ON THIRD i South onehalf block east of Knutsford hotel cheap rent Apply to Fuller i Young i TIOR RENTA FIRST CLASS BARN WITH FOR corral Apply to W W Riter 348 Fourth East street FOR RENT A NC AT COTTAGE ENQU1z J SOS corner C and Filth streets Twentieth ward flIOR RENT A FOURROOM HOUSE TO FOR family Apply 45 S Seventh West street FOR RENTONE NICELY FURNISHED I iront room Call 235 West First South St FOR KENT A FURNISHED ROOM Apply l Ap-ply to liP South Second East FOR LEASE QECOND THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS O of the Dyer building over the Time office Commercial street Twentyfour rooms elegantly ele-gantly furnished for lodgings Apply to Arthur Ar-thur Pratt or J E Came Hooper building n MONEY TO LOAN Z7IIAID fa PER CENT LONG TIME MONEY I 10 per cent short time money John J SnyCer and C6 Bcoperblock Telephone 1rONEY TO LOAN APPLY HARRIS MONEY 11i Wilson 79 Commercial block PERSONAl WRITE OR TELEPHONE TO KING I l Sons Farmington Utah for choice peaches VIOLIN SINGING PIANO ETCPROF 1 Careless Is prepared to make arrangements with a limited number of pupils for the fall and winter season Address 2 bb E Second South 1fRS 1 C LOUISE BOYDEN WILL REOPEN JIL her classes in elocution and Delsarte physical phys-ical culture September 20 at S L Business college H HOP CO HAVE DETERMINED TO 11 close out their entire stock regardless of cost Tills offers to tho public a rare chancc to purchase Japanese ind Chinese goods also all kinds of tea 52 S Main street MADAM TAYLOR CLAIRVOYANT AND IlI Magnetic Cure tells past and future is stopping in the Warwick block 112 W First South street Hours 9 a m to 9 n in DRESSMAKING 1 rME LEVEY CUTTING AND FITTING A ili specialty 169 Third East WESTERN BILL POSTING CO INC MAIN OFFICE SALT LAKE THEATRE ill Salt Lake S W Anderson general manager man-ager Branch offices at Ogden Part City Provo and Logan BUSINESS CHANCE DAIRY WITH GOOD WILL AND DESIRable if DESIR-able lease Small capital required Address Ad-dress Box 167 city PASTURAGE FOR HORSES OR cows AT PASTURAGEFOR Second West between Tenth and Eleventh South or address Box 6 city BIDS WANTED CIEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REceived 0 RE-ceived at the office of the county clerk Salt Lake city Utah until 2 oclock p m Sep tember Ji2 ISai for all tho labor and material required re-quired in the erection of the joint city and county building for Salt Lake city and county at Salt Lake city Utah territory according to the plans and specifications which can be seen at the office of Monheim Bird k Proudfoot architects Salt Lake city Utah territory A certified check for 2 per cent of tho bid must accompany each bid Bids must be sealed and endorsed bid for the construction of the joint city and county building Salt Lake city Utah territory and addressed to the chairman of the joint building committee committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids GEORGE M SCOTT Chairman VfOTICE FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY 1 I given that bids will be received for furnishing furnish-ing electric power for one year for running the sower pumps of Salt Lake city All bids lo be presented in writing to the city recorder room ii city hall on or before October 7 1801 The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids By order of the city council made September Septem-ber 16 1S31 T F JACK City Recorder RECEIVERS LEASE OF Olxttrolx F ai1n SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT Ii the office of tho undersigned No 79 West First South street Salt Lake city until Monday Mon-day noon September 28 1891 for the lease for tho term 0 fore year from the 1st day of October I Octo-ber next or what is commonly known as the Church Farm situated about three miles south of salt LaKe city containing about 116S aores more or less consisting of meadow and pasture land fenced and havinu thereon dwelling houses hay sheds large barns feeding corrals for stock wagon sheds and workshops dairy house ice house slaughter house fish pond artesian wells shade trees etc Tho leSe will be required to par tho rent monthly in advanoe keep tho fences buildings and all Improvements in good reasonable repair re-pair and preserve the trees on the promises irom destruction and for the faithful performance perform-ance of the obligations of the lease a bond with sureties in the sum of three thousand dollars dol-lars will be required 1 he right to reject any and all bids is reserved re-served H W LAWRENCE Receiver of the late corporation of the Church or Jesus Christ of Latter Dny Saints SALT LAKE CITY Utah Sept 17 SEll Notice mItE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE THE JL Stockholders of the Peoplos Equitable Equita-ble Cooperative association will be held at tho store 7 and 0 lain street on Monday September lSIIl at 730 p m for the purpose of hearing the financial report the election of officers for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may be brought before the meeting JOS ANDERSON Secretary SAI < T LAKE Cnrr Sept 16 IS91 < N > PROFESSIONAL CARDS ATTORNEYS SHEPARD CHERRY At SHEPARD LAWyers Li LAW-yers m 3339 and 40 Commercial block WILBUR WEEKS ATTORNEYS AND l t counselors at law room 4 56 West Second Sec-ond South streetS street-S W DARKE ATTORNEYAT LAW LAND attorney Hooper block i Salt Lake city AB SAWYER ATTORNEY ATLAW 5 t1 and 6 Wasatoh building Salt Lake city Utah Investments collections und settlements settle-ments of estates MAURICE M KAIGHN ATTORNEYAT lll law rooms 4 5 and 6 1 Tribune building corner West Temple and Second South F E BARKER ATTORNEYATLAW NO I 212 Main street up stairs RICHARD W YOUNG ATTORNEYAT law Constitution building opposite Z C 1 > 1 I RICHARDS k MOYLE ATTORNEYSAT JLh law Constitution building 31 South Main street THOMAS ADAMS ATTORNEY ATLAW JL 2324 East First South Salt Lake city Utah T LOYD PORTER ATTORNEY AND COUN JU selor ScottAuerbach bnIlding third floor room 21 JG SUTHERLAND ATTORNEYAT eJ law Hooper building DENTISTS JL WHYTOCK DENTIST RAYBOULD U block four doors south of Walker house T B KEYSOR DENTIST ROOMS 12 AND u 3 first floor ScottAuerbach building PHYSICIANS MRS M F VAN M D OFFICE 22122 JtI third floor Constitution building Hours 8 to 10 a m4to6p ra MISCELLANEOUS PIANOS AND FINE FURNITURE J polished and repaired Charles Maurer care or Calders music palace J5 and 47 West First South street DOYLE FOWLERPRACTICAL UOUsB J movers and raisers lifelong 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