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Show , . THE SALT LAKE TIMES. SAT CTBDAY-- . X0VEMBEB 1 . 1890. feHKff rlfSiPi! rsiMiw. mgm 9 i!$8p& ffis? ..M'.r.' n? wir" i , ipiSrjTli Telephone 81. 22 E. 2nd South., f'Vl'.l3 35,000 Weber Pianos in Use. I fcl-t&v- I rTTSv ' :lr A ' '.iw COULTER 2 SNFLGHOYE, I , (tm; t T Henry E. N. PMps, IPfi(V s. x lWThnTPj9ffR'PUIr' I ChoiceSmiiytoceries; 193 THE LEADING BROKER, III i Till! Cill. us: 3kF0XSPAM ?Q0Q Fralts and Vegetables, Fresh Butter jJb; -- . " . imoneyi""ft" - 1 TO LEND ON M'!'"'" Crane Building, 233 8 Main St. jjr1 ' I REAL ESTATE Ih Utet --I MIto 5t" CHfflMfc - pmW Monitor Jala ,.S7c: g& ---- --- . ?u.,c,. 126 Main St., Salt Lake iGll 3AZ& ; r i llj.M.Crabbe&Co.r jmig I r'mnmlh I --ig"1 SfSl McCornick & CVs Bank. SgJS WfiS&Jfiffift .frSP WjMw . Iraraijra, L M. SURBSBSH'S. - Ifr,,, axu Foreign Companies. WjrWO'""' rtw'V- - tlUjrJ 8E. 2nd South. I Sb&l 75 W. First South St., Salt Lake. 1 Capital of $22,000,000. ' 1 1 ! ' ' "" ' I r - V"111" III j !i Wilffil I SALTLAKB T 53' W' flf lIM?IC .jNMkwooMM .j;'" sham DnWorbl "TOE :: TAILOl" gffaiff r. V" ' V7 LOCO 25W.SoBthTempIe&t fjrirMi'- - ! lorated and Lessons Given. icIusW8 Hatters and Furriers. jMjjr iv J Thomas McKeivie, Prop-r- . A V Ws,ellany ,58MainSt n.gWalMft Ladies' and Gent's Clothe Dyed, XXTeegraph M Ujln'M MxA fr tMrJiTr--r anKStaAeTf ' Sel Bkln Jackt. Saiue nd all Ulri1Wl5' Cleaned and Repaired. Vt Xy4r .ix kpfp f MV'f Mourning Goods, lIMr4 klndsof FuremiHle toorder. lorrtor"w byone of J3!l3Cfc worWHarth-.Au.r- . aew.irtBoath. ra I V0EUYRE ICBl lit tnaniaLea. . jslf.? .m &t&XS Mrs. F. R. Patterson. F. M. Shadell. ' I ' times - - Miss S.Hargrove, i(P VARIETYHAliL, y H 0P Dressmaking : Parlors. IP i :fM J?' SR ! M Wl Salt Late Clt,. J. B. PEiRLKiR, : PROFL . 'm,. S r, :fff Tjii: j J g j Dealers in Fine Shoes. Dg,,f, , - I I The Occidental. SfP W.J.KING, forsalr: ' Dealer in .Ibl plj Vsjir-iri- J ACENTS. IHMflM First south. JJIMrll flardwarc, Stoves, Tinware & llliU D9W? (?lf0i?i?3S atjee 4 muephy, i i peopb'S. 10$ House Furnishing ,UPVBM Ss VMgJi n 11 TJT iwrnr iut, 1 1 J ' 209 Main Sfreet riKE BAE G00D8 OF ALL IHM. 1 W. J. KING,r Dealer In IhardwareTstoves," TINWARE k HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. 279 Soutti Main Street, Salt Lake City, DtaH IM aDfl Montana Haciery Company C. P. MASON. Manager. Headquarters for all Glasses of Machinery. Engines and Boilers from power and upwards in stock for i mmt diate delivery. Steam Pumps Injectors, Horse Tiims, Hoisting Enginei Bck Breakers, Wall s Kolls Ingersoll Air Compressors and Drill Lubri eating Oils, Mine, Mill ud Smellet Supplies, BUver, Gold and Ooncentrat Ig Mills erected and delivered in running order. Maine Oice ani Varerooms 259 S. Main Street, ; Salt Late D..-- AGENCY. BUTTE. MONTANA.'.;", '; David James & Co., TINNERS, PLUMBERS, ; Gasa Steam Fitters Dealers in Plumbing Material, Pumps, Pipes and Fittings, Steam Heating Supplies, Tin and Iron Roofing, Galvan-ized Iron Cornice, Guttering, Garden H 'se and Lawn Sprinklers, Filters, Etc. No. 67 i I&ain Street. Geo. M. Scorn jAs. CLBNDKNirrN E. B. Rtrjtpni,i President. Vice-Preside- ' Secretary. GEO. M. SCOTT & CO., INCORPORATED.) DE.AX.ER.B IN-- Hardware and Metal, -S- toves, Tinware, Mill Findings, Etc. AGENTS FOR the Dodge Wood Pulley, Koebling's Steele Wire Reps, Vacuum Cylinder and Engine Oils, Hercules Powder, Atlas Engines and Boll era, Mack Injectors, Buffalo Scales, Jefferson Horse Whim, Blake Pumps Miners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, Etc 168 MAIN STREET, Salt Lake City, - - Utah Pabst Brewing Co! (Formerly PHILIP BEST) il-wtj32e:- e, wia Export, Bohemian, Hoffbrau and Select Blue Ribbon Keg and Bottled Beers shipped immediately upon order. . THE FAMILY TRADER SOLICITED - FREE DELIVERY! . i TELEPHONE 3351 B. K. BLOCHCo., 15-- 1 7COMMERCIAL ST. .eit--. jjg) Union - Pacific - System tiffiEBci The on,y Line Carr)ing the llaited states MaiL mt HSjjOffifH Connections Between all Points Mh and East mA mW. NEW TIME CARD, OCTOBER 26,1890. Uta.3n Oetitra.1 District. Passenger Trains Arrive at and Leave Salt Lake City ' Daily as Follows ; TOOK THB BOBTH. . I. GOING NORTHi AtlantlcFastMaU.. S:30am IAHnt c Fast Mail ana U.&N. local. 8:10vm im it- - "ii Utah&Northenii,ocal.l0:50a.m iLocal Express l:30p.i A! a- - 1' Express , ia:p.u ;Pa--:'- it . Portland Butte and Atlan- - ForUand and Butt Fast Mail......... lo Express t .. 5:0)pm Local Express. 7 :30p.i FROM THB SOUTH. . "; Jj 1.; ., oon,,, SOOTH. MIlfortExpreM.. 9:45a.m. 'inab. Provo. Lehi, Ironton and Eu-- Juab. Prt.vo. Lehi. Ironton and Eu- - reka Express .. .;. 7:13 a.m rekaExpress. 6:45p.m. Milford. Express.... 4:00p.a Utah & Nevada District. GOING WEST. FROMWIST."' Through mixed daily except Sundays.8:10a.m; TUrongh mixed daily except Sundays. 3:15p.m. EQtJIP 2v ENT: "The Atlantis Fart Mail," leaving Ogden at 9:56 a. m.. Is equipped with Pnliman Palace Sleep .o1Vl";lB'50 1 !caBi PuUman Palace Sleeper. Salt Lake to Chicago; D.tf Coaches Lake to Omaha. " fi?0 J"?,8." "H"? 9gdS? at 8:30 P- m..i8 equipped with Dav Coaches and Through S , Cotinrtl Blufls; Pullman Palace Sleeper Denver to Council Blufls; Pullman S?i 5SLTl2!S Salt Lake to Cheyenne. This is Through Sleeper to St Louis; Pullman San Francisco to Council Blufls. . - C. F. RESSEGUIE, S. W. ECCLEST" General Manager. V General Passenger Agent - . ... - F.E.SWPE1C0. Ty - W, wholesale and Retail Dealers In a large J'r r assortment of 1 L Ranges, Cooking, Parlor and Eeiting ISn Vl STOVES K5s For hard or soft coal. Also house furnish --. . J81 lng goodsTsole local agents for the M&DWroHgMSteelRanges ss and Radiant Doe HardW 6 l . Boynton's Furnaces for hard or soft coal I it- m3 Call and satisfy yourselreOurWmeotttaok,e plea.; nro in showing our goods. r; I rj sales and small profits. L - p.E.SCHOPPE&CC.KlSt,st,t,.uta,, Salt Lake Transfer Co. PATTEM & GLENN. felff ill Orders Promptly Ittendel to. fJ r51' Car Lots a Specialty. vfEBl Office 1X6 W.Firt South tt "WWlPfX f.feK TelephoiuXU. J?nyff l& pSSstBT I-- New York state haa 133 electric light ' staflona, with 23,601 are lights, 259,649 incandescenta, and engines of 88,785 horse power, with a capitalization of 123,247,000. The nearest approach to New York state is made by Pennsyl-vania and California as to amount of in-- , vestmont, although Pennsylvania in other respects is fully equaled by Massa-chusetts. Enormous as are these figures, - it is not to be forgotten that they fall short of the actuality as regards the ' electric lighting industry of the whole country. , There are probably from 75,000 to 100,-00- 0 arc lights in isolated plants in mills, , factories, pnblio buildings, etc., and probably over a million and a half to two million incandescouts. Of those iso-lated plants there are about 4,000. Out-side of the United States there are in the whole of North America, not forgotting Mexico, 114 central stations, with a capi- - tal stock of $5,500,000, operating 9,771 . arc lights, 47,739 incandescenta, withen- - gine capacity of 16,707 horse power. New York Post, Steel Jewelry. Steel trinkets are likely to be the rag next winter. An artificer of Bteel j ewel-r- y named Le Long has made a hit with coronets, brooches,' necklaces and gar-- , landa of steel beads, mixed with artificial pearls. The false pearls are to the steel what cream is to overdrawn tea. They often it and are not pretentious. Visi-tors to the Exhibition of Industrial Art at the Palais de llndustrie can see these elegant brooches in steel and sham pearls at prices varying from lOf to 20f. There is a garland of wild roses pricad at l,500f. It is meant to. be worn at a fancy ball by a lady personating an iron queen. London Truth. . New Mechanical Alarm. A simple attachment is now used in connection with an ordinary alarm clock which will light a cooking stove or boil a kettle at any time it is set to. A kettle of water can thus be placed on the stove before going to bed and made to boil just before the sleeper is awakened by the ringing of the alarm. New York Com-mercial Advertiser. Aa Excellent Reason Why. Miss Rose How dreadfully stuck up that Miss Paisto is. Jack Rounder Well, she ought to be. , Her father owns one of the largest glue factories in the country. Epoch. |