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Show I K ' THE SALT LAKE TIMES, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1890 n.on, S. T. Teasdel, W. W. Biter. Jesse VV. Fox. W. H. Kowe, James Sharp, J j''wimle'r is president; Francis Armstrong vice president; L. G. Har-dy, treasurer; George D. Pyper, secre-tary. The Deseret Investment Company. The Deseret investment company filed articles of incorporation yester-day. The capital stock is placed at $200,000. The business to be iollowed is miniug, manufacturing and stock raising, and in connection therewith to own and have real and personal prop-erty; to purchase and hold tracts of land at such place or places in the ter-ritory as may be deemed proper. The stock holders are Francis Arm-strong, A. W. Davis, L. G. Hardy, Elias Morris, E.A.Smith, H. S. Young, J. Taylor, E. M. Weller, W. S. Burton. D. C. Young, G. C. Lambert, J. R. Winder. Jesse W. Fox. jr., B. Y. Hamil-ton, J. H. Movie,- - N. V. Jones, R. s. Campbell, J." P. Freeze, H. P. Rich-ards, N. A. Empev, George D. Pyper, P. W. Madseu, Francis M. Lyman, George H. Taylor, George Romner. Amos Howe, F. S. Richards, S. B. Young, A. H. Cannon, John I). Cutler, A. W. Car'son, C. S. Burton, T. G. Webber, W. A. Rossiter. Heber J. Grant, Alfred Solomon, James Soto- - THE SALT LAKE TIMES. 1HK TIMES' Telephone Knroher U S1 The office of Thb Times Is located at No. 18 Commercial street. Local mention In this column will be carried at Dft centa per line each Insertion. TUESDAY.JULY 23, 181)0. UKTAH HOTEL, Commercial Street, on the European Plan. This fine hotel, strictly first class in every respect is now offering induce-ments to the local and traveling public which cannot be excelled in the west. Central location. Restaurant in con-nection for short orders at all hours. French & Sowers, Proprietors. gov ilent. J1 near Main street, on First South ann' & forofflce. Inquire of Mr. Black at EnW i house- - - "r,ri r RKNT-HOU- SE OF SIX ROomTT stable with larpe lot, near corner of s and K street. Inquire of J. P. Bache w building, or at Davis & Stringer's' zt i Second South street. j nrnOK RENT BOARDING HOUSlTlv nished or unfurnished. Good busi'ne. ready established: thirty permanent Mar' Apply to m South First East. TOR RENT -E- LEGANT FURNISH? T rooms at very reasonable prices j to Mrs. Camp's, 433, South Third East.' P TrOR RENT NICELY FURwTSr front room. No. 261 Third East street IBURNISHED ROOMS WITU BOArK M South Main street. Rooms taJS.1 en suite; I'?0R RENT-PA- RT OF AN OFFICF-- 7; quire 45 and 46 Wasatch building. TrWR RENT ONE FURNISHED Rfv with use of parlor and piano. Suitahi.; two gentlemen. Call at 77 West Fifth V street. XK RENT Part of an office. InquiTr-J- r ax, Utah Stove & Hardware bulfdlnj. ON'T RENT. TAKE A HOUSEoT stallruents of 60 per month, and'tr,' good home. I have a fine new house to rem' such terms, and it will pay you to investln. Address P. O. box 481, gait Lake City French restaurant, 57 State Road, op-posite Salt Lake theater, serves the linest dinner in the city, from 5 to 1 :30. Ice cream and sherbets at the French restaurant. - A complete line of Gentlemen's Silk, ' Alpaca, Flannel and Linen Dusters. , Bast-Tkkr- Mer. Co. 142 Main street. (General Sloettcu. ROCKY MOUNTAIN OENErTi 63 West 2nd South St., Salt ii, Utah Territory. We are the largest labor pany on the Pacific Coast. We cheerfully an,,? all correspondence regarding Western T,' market; are the authorised labor agents for , railroad companies in this section, and , cheerfnlly answer nil oorrespondencein onrli. General agents for Eastern Patents, We ar largest sgenoy on the Paoifio Coast. Seattle Office, 108 Front Street Tacoms Office, 14011, Paoifio Avenue. Los Angeles Office, 89 Booth Spring StrMt Matte City Office, Morrison Block. Denver Othoe, 618 Seventeenth Street. Call or write. , Special Notices Advertisements under this head will be charged at the rate of 10 cents a line for each insertion. No advertisement will be taken for less than 25 cents. Parties advertising in this column can have their an-swers addressed care of The Times. tUantcl. TvantTiT'vtail('! FCTnKSslxrt and repairing. Salt Lake Ste;vm Dye works, 25 West First South. TANTKD--ON- HUNDRED LAU0REK3 and rockmen at 81 First East. AlfANTED TWO" "GKNTLKMEN FOR furnished room and board at 45 West Seventh South. T, ANtTED-- A PARTNKK WIT H tlKO TO V t lake half interest in nvv and second hand goods: No, 37 Commercial street, Salt Lake City, Utah. ANTED A FEW (IKNTLKMKN CAN i bo accommodated with room and board at. 17ft Kimth Virsf. Wpah utrAet YUTTcoAnvHocHatioTnpTheFldXonTt5heaTfirXst XTS; Wednesi In each month, at Masonic- hall, at 8 p. m s jurnlng companions are cordially invited tend JACOB J. OREENEWALD, M, E H P Ph lip Bbiogb, Secretary. ' MASONS- - ' W'AlSATcirToDGFrVNC held at the Mi soulc Hall the second Friday of each montii Members of sister Lodges and snjonroin brethren in good standing are cordially inriu to attend. ADOLPI1 ANDERSON, W M. J. Mai-sh- , Secretary. T. MORIAH LODGE, NO. 2, A. F.TaM Regular communications held at Mason hall, East Temple Btreet, the second Monti'i of each month. Members of sister lodgsgan sojourning brethren in good standing arow dially invited to attend. JOHN P,. FARLOW, W. M. I Christopher Dikhu Secretary. j U'TAH COMMANDERy7NO. 1, KNIGHT' Templar. Stated conclaves held at Mi I sonic hall, on the first Thursday of each month I at 7 o'clock. Visiting Knights are courteous!! Invited tn attend. A M I1H4WT V n' (SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN kias clerk iu oflice. Has had live years expe-rience In large tire insurance ollice. Address M. H. T. Times office. ArANTED --SITUATION BY A RELIABLE W man as r or to do office work. First-clas- s references. Address "M.L.K." city postoftlce. TANTEI), BY A MARRIED MAN FORTY-y- y live years of age. a situation as engineer. Have had' thirty years experience. Under-stands the management of engines and boilers. Address by letter W. H. P., Times ollice. tvnteIjould like A POSITION it as day or night clerk in hotel, or day or night bartender in saloon. Have some means and lots of experience. Address Jas. G. Butler, this office. WANTED - SITUATION BY EXPERI yy enced drygoods salesman; 10 years' ex-perience; best references. Address B. L. S., 55 East Third South street. rANT TO BORROW MKIO SECURED ON y T inside property. S. F. Spencer, upstairs, 2(57 S. Main St. WANT ED-A- T THE ENTERPRISE HOUSE YITANTED AT ONCE, GIRLS AT THE y V Utah Steam Lauudry. Apply at 46 S. West Temple street. T ANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL yy housework at No. 23 Sixth East street, between Brigham and First South. Philip Bricus, Recorder. rgenta": lodgeTno. 3. a. f. u.i Stated communications held at Mason; hall tne first Tuesday in each month. Menfe of sister lodges and sojourning brethren ii good standing are cordially invited to attetl C. S. VARIAN, W.M. M. C. Philijps, Secretary. ' KmollTTTOFTYTHIAS, C1ALANTHE LODGE NO. 5. K. OF P. Re;" every Monday evening at 8 p. m in Castle Hall, Elks Club Hall. S-ojourning Knights cordially invited to attend. C. W.COFFALL.CO. W. M. Risi.et. K. of R. & S. ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 3, K.0F Meets everv Thursday evening at " I) o'clock, in Castle Hall, Elks Club Hall. Mem hers of the order are cordially invited to at tend. ARTHUR HAIGH,C.C. A. BtTERCK, K. of R. & S. YRTLE LODGE NO. i, K. OF P. Roeiilat Conventions every Wednesday evenlnsa! 7:30 o'clock, in Elks Club Hall. Sojourning Knights cordially invited to attend. E. M. WADE, C. 0. J. L. Lucas. K. of R. & S. ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS CtOURT PRIDE OF UTAH. NO. 72M first and third Wednesday of eart month, at Emporium Hall. Visiting Brotberi made welcome. GEO. W. ARHMOR, C. R. C. H. Spenobr, 8. F P. O. Boi lOfift. sons of America! I"MTRIOTRTSltmiTrsONirol Washington Camp No. 2. P. O. S. of A. meets every Friday evening, at 7 :30. in Tompl! of Honor Hall, cor. Main and 1st South t Sojourning Sons are cordially invited o attend. WM. GLASMAN. President A. S. Barrett. Recording Secretary. Hosiery and Underwear Departments. Ladies' Crescent Black Hose. No. !1(M), Cotton, liifAe. reduced from 50c. " " " " u-- 4!le. 05c. " SUNt, Lisle, 50c. " ' 75c. " .'WO, " 55c. " " S5c. " Hon, " U5c $i.oo. " 312, " 75c. ' " 1.10. " 314, " H5e. " " 1.25. One lot Black silk, 55c. worth $1.25. No. 20, Children's Kibbous l'.lc, re-duced from 25c. i No. 25, Childron's Ribbons 25c, re-duced from 35c. - Ladies' Pure Lisle Vests in Fink and Blue 25c, reduced irom 75c. The Lace Hoise. Choice maple syrup, the finest in the land, Hamond's choice hams and bacon new goods and choice fruits arriving every day at C. B. Durst's, 72 and 74 E 2nd South St. ' Wanted. All kinds of second-han- household goods at Ktchison & Webbers, 157 S. First East street. We have made a sweeping reduction in gentlemen's flannel, silk and alpaca coats and vests, as we wish to close out this particular line. Bast-Terk- t Mf.r. Co., 143 Main street. Business lunch a la carte from 13 to 2 p. m., at the French restaurant. - Gentlemen wishing clean and spotless linen should patronize tho celebrated Troy Steam Laundry, 143 Main street. irLoirsXLliTwl business-groce- ry, fruit and vegetable store; best location in city. Call at No. 40 West First Couth street. FOR SALE GROCERY STORE AT NO. 377 Fifth South street. IOR SALE-CHE- AP! 3 LOTS IN WEST Addition. Call on F. L. Tripp, 8th street, between K and L. FOR SALE-LAR- GE NEW tlrst-clas- s throughout; abundance of water; fedOO, Who cash, balance one and two years. 8 per cent. W. E. Hubbard. Main. IX)R SALE FI VK- - ROORTllOUSETTjii W, in ; JtOO cash. W.E.Hubbard, 121 Main, Jro rsa OUT tit, primer dress, Washington hand press, excellent assortment of job and news type. Good as new. Haltlniorcan jobber, &xl2. Terms away down. Address W. K. G., Times office. fFOR SALE-HOTE- LS, RESTAURANTS, Lodging houses. Grocery stores, etc. Par- ties having a business lor sale, or desiring to engage in same, apply to D. J. Colton, Mer-chandise Broker and auctioneer, 319 S. Main street, near postoftlce. R SALE-LIVE- RY AND BOARDING X stable. Good location, long lease. Or will trade for real estate. Easy terms. Call andexamlne. No. 157 South First East street. ISOR NoTT' horse power. Address this office. Ir'OR SALE CHEAP ONE HUNDRED of bees, and fixtures. Apply at Seventh West and Seventh South streets. JOR LEASE OR SALE-53i- 330 FEET WITH 165 feet back ground adjoining on sec-ond South, between Second and Third West south frout. next to Heggs Lumber Co. Bur-ton, Groesbeck & Co., 368 South Main street. . From $2000 to $7000 to loan on inside property. Also money to loan on good chattel security. Corner Third South and Main. F. K. Gregg & Co. ... ...... WOKKINGMKN'S SOCIETIES. Times and Plaees of Meeting. Operative Plasterers' Union Every Monday night, room 48, building, Main street. Brewers' Union Second and fourth Tue days every month, room 48, building. Main street. Painters and Decorators' Union Second arl fourth Friday every month, room 48, Scot! Aucrbaeh building. Main street. Tinners' Uuion B'irst and third Saturdivi every month, room 48, h build lng. Main street. Cigarmakers' Union First and third Than days every month, room 48, building. Main street. Barbers' Union Third Monday of erorj month at some barber shop previously desi-gnated. Typographical Union First Sunday of every month at A. o. U. W. hall. Pressmen and Stereotypers' Union-Fi- rst Monday every month at some place previousl; designated. Carpenters and Joiners' Union Every Wednesday evening at Temple of Honor. Hodcarriers, Laborers and Teamsters' Union Second and fourth Mondays each month ia the Temple on Honor. Tailors' Union On Sunday In A. O. U. hall. N Stonecutters Union Second and fourla Monday of each month at A. O. U. W. hall. Brick and Stonemasons' Union Every alte-rnate Friday at the K. of P. hall. The Federated Trades and Labor Council-Eve- ry second and fourth Sundays at their hall, room 48, h building, Mais street. Executive Board of the Federated Trade! Council Every Saturday, room 48, n building, Main street. Tiles, Fissure, Fistula, Stricture. Ulcerations and all other diseases of the rectum Cured by Dr. Chas. Thompson, h Building. We invite inspection of our lines of Summer Underwear. Bast-Tfku- Mer. Co. 142 Main street. For the best tea and eofTeo iu town, go to the Pacific Tea & Coffee Co., 74 West First South. We are still receiving a few late sum-mer novelties in neck wear, at Bast-Terr- y Mer. Co., 143 Main street. efmtnb. ThWnTXw7tch"a1Td F apply to E. D. Hoge, 334 Main street. pEHSONAL-D- R. C. liNGROOMTsT X Elmo Hotel, surgeon specialist in ladles' sickness of all kinds. Liver and kidney com-plaint, catarrh, all chronic diseases. In prac- tice for 36 years. gtvitycl CTRApDp)MrTj with red spot on left side. Please addre-- s the undersigned or return to No. 30. North 1 irst East street, get reward, W.J. Burgess. yOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT, WITH. A furniture, almost new. Will be vacant An. gusUstp S. West Temple St rpo HOUSE. E quire at 2J7 E street, Twentieth ward VJ StiaHpeEr mDonth.ROS3OMWSestFSOiRxthRESXoTu-1t-h10 TO street. FhvRth7?ICELY FKNISH ED MS East 7 ; en,mlre 131 3nd rxR LY F rooms, FURNISHED single or en suite; 30 S. 9th East 251 Soufo Mcrin Street. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MYRTLE NO. 1, WILL MEET AT ELKS CLUB Hall E very Wednesday until further Notice. A.LL KNIGHTS INVITED E. M. WADE, 0- C. HENRYYNPHEPS,"BROKEii. Mfl N FY LOANED on Watches. Diarae1' if i vii L I Jewelry and Personal Securities- 153 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City. ' I a TTnrpjn --jvyZZ OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, SilverwarR, Stationery, Soaps, Brushes, Toilet Cases, Bisps, Scliool MsJMass StoteSgcM BatMartles.. Crept Sets, Feather Bisters, Eaipi Lamps Btri Cages WMow Mes lit 3STO. Ill 3VE.ISr STREET, Sale commencing FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1890, at 10 a.m. sharp, and continuing each morning until the entire stock is sold P. S. We call special attention of Dealers to the fact that the goods run in Full Lots, and must positively be sold in TEN DYS :: i , THE RAILRQAD RECORD." The Work on the U. P. Yards Washouts on the Bio Grande Western. TEBBETTS GOES TO ROCK SPEINGS. The Excursion to Helena The First Jud-so- n Excursion U. P. Work in Was-hingtonMinor Railway Notes-Wor-on the new Union Pacific yards is going right along. This morning a gang of men were put to work tearing out the old adobe houses between the tracks. The new track down West Fourth street is almost completed. When fin-ished it will form the main track and the present main track will be used for side track purposes. REAL ESmlE A, Letter Prom Old Mexico Inquiries About E'ectrio light Franc-hise- THE DAY ON. THE EXCHANGE-Work "on the Rapid Transit Lines The Deseret Investment Company Real Estate Notes and Minor Items. There was an unusually large attend-ance at the call meeting of the real es-tate exchange. Van Buskirk asked for a good residence on the Kast side not more than four blocks from Second South and Main streets. A great part of the time of the meet-ing was taken up by the reading of an article on Salt Lake City, printed in the Chicago Times of July 5th. Boston to attend the G.A.K. conven-tion, promises to be well patronized. It is rumored that tho ollice of Gen-eral Manager Tebbots. of the coal de-partment, will be removed to Denver soon. The Soda Springs hotel opened yes-terday, and the Union I'acilic has mado a regular round trip rate of $11 to that point. There is much grumbling here by en-gineers and liremeu on tho Union Pa-cili- c over the poor quality of the coal furnished. , Superintendent A. L. Horner, of the Cascade and Pacific divisions of the Northern Pacific railroad, has tendered his resignation, to take effect August 1. Very few who travel in Utah know that at Castilla, near Thistle, on the Kio Grande Western, is one of the lin-est hot spring resorts to be found any-where. On the 22nd and 24th inclusively the Union Pacilicand tho Kio Grande West-ern will both sell round trip tickets from all points in Utah for one fare, on account of Pioneer day. K. P. Wilson, lute general passenger agent of the Chicago & Northwestern road, has accepted the position of com-missioner of the Cincinnati freight bu-reau, at Cincinnati, Ohio. ' The idea is gaining ground that Hunt is building tho Gray's harbor line for tho purpose of sidling to tho Union Pa-cific when he has secured tho subsidios offered for the completion of the line. B. B. Deems, for two years private secretary to E. L. Lomax, general pas-senger agent of the Union Pacific, has been promoted to the position of assis-tant ticket agent at the union depot at Sioux City, Jowa. Kailway Notes. Mr. Eccles will return tomorrow eveuing. Thus. Ilerringlon has been appointed night yai'dmaster for the Denver & Kio Grande at Pueblo. Tho Rio Graudo Western excursion to Laboring men wanted in the north-ern part of the city. Wages, $2 per day; board, $4 per week. Apply today at the ollice of Varley & Everall, north of Herald building. ON 'CHANGE-Tw- o Llrely Sessions and Considerable Bus-iness Transacted. Two lively call sessions of the mining exchange- were held this forenoon, and the interest manifested by the brokers and the onlookers was more than of tho usual character. There were many visitors among the audience who had been on 'change before, and they were unanimous in saying that the young institution works ns smoothly as ones much older and predicted a bright and successful career for it. The Bam-bergcr- Jackson and Stevenson had on their speculative clothes and gave and took in a way that loaned a charm to the sessions. Duke of Apex Bamberger was on hand to dump Apex, and his offerings were taken into camp by Stevenson, Davis and Matthews. Jack-son and Bamberger were also willing to let go of Barnes Sulphur, and Jack-so- u and Stevenson had their little basket out to catch all they let loose. Bamberger accepted all offerings of Crescent that Matthews was prepared to dispose of, and Bamberger took a lot of Gleucoe that Stevenson offered for sale. Utah Oil stock was also a prime favorite, and some extensive deals were made in it. , Premiums for scats are held at $o0, and an application for membership was made this morning from James M. Morlan. Among the visitors was G. A. Meears of Park City, who informed Secretary Pollock that he had a number of prop-erties which he would post with the ex-change, probably next week. TODAY'S CLOSING QUOTATIONS: 5 i s ? s Stocks. b a a I s. ? Alice 3 SO t 2 SO i 2 nil $ 2 ) Anchor 4 10 4 00 4 to 4 () Alliance 1 Vt 2 CO 1 HO 2 00 Apex IM'it lfl'4 Harnett Sulphur DM SO M'i Hg Camas Crescent 32 38 32 32 Cent Eureka.... 21 fW 21 W 21(0 21 CO Daly 22 00 22 00 22 00 22 (10 Glencoe ,'M 35 1 !0 1 .'ft Horn Silver.... 300 300 300 300 King of West Mammoth 4 30 4 3215 4 30 4 32!i MaladOon .... R Northern Spy 2 00 Ontario 4.1 00 U. L. &C. Co... 8 15 8 15 8 10 8 10 Utah Oil Co.... S 35 211 WoodHlde. . . . . . a tSeller 30 days. Buyer 30 days. KAT.KS. Apex, 5200 shares at 19'i cents. KM) ' l t Barnes Sulphur, 21110 share! at in cents. " rmui " " i " t Crescent, 100 shares at 32 cents. Glencoe. son shares at ii.Sb Utah Oil Co. SdO " 29 cents. " Sun " " ;tt " " " " lou) " " 30 " Total sales. 1H.BU0 shares. . LOCAL BKEVITIFA Table board at tho French restaurant, opposite Salt Lake theater. Today's bank clearings amounted to t205,oU3. Cash balances $0i),?83. Members of tho Central will meet in full uniform at tho shoe factory this evening. The Harmony club give their next Tuesday evening, July 22. Train Jiarty promptly at 0:45. The Scandinavian club of the Peo-ple's party will meet tonight in the Fourteenth ward assembly room. Tho Barney Quinn who was in the po-lice court yesterday is not tho irrepress-ible Barney who lives in Bingham. Wanted A girl for general house-work in a small family, at No. 28. Sixth East street, between Brigham and i irst South. Wo have just received nn excellent assortment of perfumes and toilet soaps which we are selling at very low prices. Culmer Bros. Ralph Tingey, son of Levi S. Tingey, died yesterday afternoon fnJm conges-tion of the brain, after an illness of only twenty-tw- o hours. Rogers & Co. are solo agents for Winsiow, Rand & Watson's mocha and Java coffee, and they guarantee it to be the finest in the world. . The child of Mr. Nelson of Third South street, died yesterday ev-ening from the effects of an overdoss of Squibb' cholera mixture. The Michigan Stale Press association will arrive in Salt Lake on Monday, August 4th. Arrangements have been made for their entertainment. , Myrtle Lodge, No. 1, K. of P., will hold its regular session on Tuesday evening next, at 8 p. in., in the F.Iks elubrooius, East Second South. E. M. Wado, C. C. For salo at a bargain, 21 lots in the first addition to Highland park. Call at once. These lots are from $100 to 200 cheaper than lots adjoining. E. L. Craw, 23!) Main street. The Helena Encurslon, Over two hundred Salt Lakers left on the Helena excursion at 8 o'clock this afternoon. From this city tho special runs to Green River where it joins two sections from Kansas City and Colo-rado. There were quite a number of real estate men on the train, Asking; About Klectrlo Light. Among Secretary Montgomery's mail this morning was a letter from a gen-tleman in San Francisco who asked for information about electric light affairs in this city. The letter was as follows: Gknti.kmkn: I would like the following in-formation: The price chanted for electric lights per nluht or month and the price of as per thousand feet; also whether there would be any difficulty in netting a franchise for an electric light and ias plant combined, or sep-arate If so desired, providing the same would furnish light as cheap or less than those now lu existence, charge. From Old Mexico, The following letter Was received at the real estate exchange this morning: QVKHOBIABI (JOMI MINE. I Sunoha. Mexico, July 14, f Rial Krtatb Kxchawce Gentlemen: Please tell me what a man can do in your place with a little money' What per cent can a man get for money on a Hrslclass mortgager How is the mining business In your territory and what advantages would it offer to a man to come to look around? Telibetts lines North. General Manager Tebbetts of the Union Pacilic coal department went north last night, and will spend some days in investigating tho troublo at Rock Springs. According to latest in-formation the Fhiglish speaking and Chinese miners went to work yester-day. Tho Finns, Italians, Bohemians and Hungarians resolved to stay out. Troublo is feared, and a number of specials are sworn in. Sheriff White-mor- e is there from Green River and all saloons are ordered to be closed. It is learned that tho Finns are well armed and banded together. Everybody is on the lookout for trouble. Yesterday's Keal Estate Transfers, George Wilding and wife to Henry D Wilding, 2HxlO rods, lot 2, block 74, plate. ...... 800 Mary Ann Pollard to Grace Pollard, 2!ix l rods, lot 7, block 60. plat C 1 H M Abbott and wife to Maggie B Thomp-son, one half of lot :)M. block 1, Wood- - lnansee's subdivision, plat H ' 450 Carrie Ablmtt Ut Maggie B Thompson, MS'.x IBS feet, lotf,block4. plat H 2,8TiO U M Thompson to A Scovllle, lots lii and Hi, block 2n. Salt Lake View lb James K Edwards to Moroni Krtwsrds. acres, section 10, township 2 south, range I east MO Jacob S Culp to John C Teller, lots 18, 19 .'Id and 40. block 20, West Salt Lake. . . . 1,200 Ilcujamlii Cleveland to Kl Dorado Land linil Water company, lots 21. 22, 23, 21, block 1, plat A. Kl Dorado 400 Jewot H Francis to Charles Stewart et al.. mining property 50 J D Perkins and wife to Rebecca V Per- - kins, lots MtoKI lini'luslveh block 4, Perkins' Grand View addition aV James K Shaw and wife to A J Gimnell, lots Hand ill. block UK Shaw's Kast Morningsble subdivision 800 James K Khaw and wife to Mary Schmidt, lots 15 and 1H. block 1. J Iv Shaw's F.ast Mornlugside subdivision 1000 James K Shaw and wire to Frank I Gunnel, lots it and 12. block UK Shaw's Mornlugside subdivision SI0 M J Fogel to Charles .1 Sunlierg. lots 13 and 14, block ft, Superior addition 170 John Long et al to George Bowles, 'X I i rods, lot K. block 2:1, plat 11 900 Joseph G. Armstrong et al to William Mylrose, lots 13 and 14, block 2, Park Honlevard addition 700 J J Coram et al. to ,1 J Self, lots and 2, block 4. amended plat C, South Gale company's addition 450 GS Holmes etal. to JD Davis, lot ami west half of lot 'X block 2, Archer &. Kullaks subdivision 171)0 ML Fogel etal. to John Field, lot 3, block 4. Superior addition. ... 75 M L Fogel et al. to Charles William Hughl, lot 4, block 4, Superior addi-tion 75 A A Wllderninn et al.toMaryK. Wilde, lots a nd 3. blocks. Capital Heights.. 1HX) NiUinii II Marriott to A A Wlldcrman, property In Capital Heights 1 A A wlldcrman. to IrfiulB J Wllda, prop-erty In Capital Heights 3U00 8 H Miner et al. to Francis C Andrews, lot I, block I. Fountain Place 700 Spencer Clawsonjind wife to A B Colt, 4x10 rods, lot 2, block 7. plat A " 16,500 Heirs of William Jennings to Prlsrilla P Jennings, part of lot 6, block 60, plat A, and other property ; l Total....'. I 38.4S8 Real Estate Notes. A Tacoma man writes that he has $1300 to invest in Salt Lake real estate. H. h. Hill & Co.,- - bankers of New Haven, Conn., desires to invest in the Utah coal and iron fields. A party of Nashville, Tenn., capital-ists is in theity with a view to invest-ing iu Salt Lake realty. J. A. FriLsch, who has just returned from a visit to his father in Ohio, says that they will build two business blocks on their lots on First East and Second South streets. PERSONAL. W. H. Tottit, of Boise City, Idaho, is at the Walker. N. T. Paugh, of Colorado Junction, is in tne city looay. William Bogwell. traveling corre-spondent of the Chicago Inter-Ocean- , is in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Tennington, of Cleveland, Ohio, are spending a few days in the city. They are guests at the Continental. Col. Godfrey and wife and three chil-dren, and MissWarford, of Des Moines, arrived this morning. Gov. Saunders, with his daughter, Mrs. Kussell Harri-son, of Omaha, will arrivo tomorrow morning, and Col. Uobertson and wifo of Fort Wayne, Intl., will arrivo Friday morning. All the gentlemen are mem-bers of tho Utah commission, which will convene in this city on tho For the Hencllt of Odd Fellows. The Kio Grande Western today an-nounces special rates for parties who wish to attend the general convention of tho Odd Fellows at Chicago. On the 2nd and Cth of August inclusively they will sell round trip tickets to Chicago and return for $"a.!iO for parties who wunt to attend this gathering. The iluiison Kicurnloo. The first Judson excursion from Bos-ton will arrive in Salt Lake City tomor-row morning. It consists of a party of about 100 members. They will spend one day hero and will visit tho Beach and other points of interest and then go on tho I'acilic coast. Cheap Kail Road Tickets to Denver. $14.00, $14.50 and $15.00. For one person to Denver $15. J or two persons to Denver, each $14.50 For three or more persons to Denver, each 14.00. (iet them at Gillespies railroad ticket oflice 210 S. Main street,' next door north of Walker House. Carpenters Attention. There will be special business at the regular meeting tomorrow evening. One Train Abandoned. Train No. 8 on tho Bio Grande West-ern (from tho east) was this morning abandoned because of the washouts near Green Kiver. Tho other trains are, however, all on time. Superintend-ent Wei by and Uoadmaster Lee are at Green Kiver and the work of getting tho road into good shape after the washouts is going on as rapidly as pos-sible. , A BEAUTIFUL BADGE. Chir Wanton, of the Fire Department, KememlM-re- hy his Friends. W. A. Stanton, chief of the fire de-partment, is today wearing upon tho lapel of his vest a handsome gold badge the gift of his many admiring friends who hold him in high esteem for his many gentlemanly qualities and his merits and ability as a fireman. The excellent work performod at the y and Grand Opera houso fires by the chief entitlo him, so his friends con-sidered, to some mark of approbation on their part, and they concluded on the badge which tho gentleman can wear with becoming pride. It is a beauty, and is in tho form of a maltose crosR, surmounted by a Bpread eagle. . Beneath the eagle ar'o tho words, "W. A. Stanton," and in a circle in the cen-ter of the cross is a iircman's hat and the various devices used in lighting tire. Surrounding tho edges of those appli-ances are engraved tho words. "Chief nf the Firo Department, Salt Lake City." Warning. We tho undersigned respectfully cal the attention of the public to the fact that we are the only members of the American Ticket Brokers associatioan in Salt Lake City. There are parties doing business in Salt Lake City who claim membership and who are not members; and we take this method of informing tho public to be-ware of such persons. The only mem-bers in Salt Lake City are J. K. Gillespie, 240 South Main st. OscarGroshell, Under Postoilice. Union I'aelllc Plans, Before leaving for tho east a few days ago, Chief Engineer Bogue of the Union Pacific said that tho plans of the com-pany for tho extension from Tacoma and Seattle had all been matured. Mr. Bogue confidently believes that the Union will have ns desirable, if not more desirable terminal facilities at Ta-coma than the Northern. Beaching the Hats via tho Hart right of way, the Union's linn will continue down to deep water along the east side of the old channel of tho PuyalUip river to a point opposite the Northern Pacific headquarters, and will then continue across tho Hals at right angles with the lino down to deep water. When tho reservation is reached tho Uuion will utilize the right of way grant given by the government by building along the water front around Brown's point, and continue thonee along or near tho shore toward Seattle. All tlio available water front near this city can be thrown open to manufacturers, to be used for sites. RAILROAD EXTENSION. The Union Pacilic to Extend to a Rich and ' Proline District. The extension of the Union Pacific railroad west from Milford will open up one of the greatest mineral sections 'in tho world, not, only in silver and gold but in iron and coal. All things considered then, there is no place so well situated for its profitable manu-facture as this city. The road will reach Piocho in one hundred and thirty miles, a district phenonjenally rich in the past and also a very large producer. It has now apparently taken on a new lease of life, new ore bodies being discovered and tho old mines again being very productive; so that with a haul of 130 miles across a desert by mule teams it is making a very cred-itable showing. Last week seven cars of bullion passed through this city from there. Before getting to Pioche, the road will run through other promising silver and gold districts, and will pass within thirty miles of Iron City, which is in the ceuter of one of the largest and richest iron territories in the world. There are acres of it and millions of tons in sight. It occurs in all forms of hemitite. mag-netic and specular iron, so that a per-fect combination can be made, and it contains very little phosphorus or ti-tanic acid, "which are so baneful in iron manufacture. These bodies are in approximately Hat veins which un-derlie an immense area of country. Boulders of ore containing a hundred tons are not infrequently found, which serves to show that the deposits must be large. Cedar City, near which some very fine coal mines are found, is on the old immigrant road to California. Here there is a nice farming and fruit raising country al-most as line as that in the Utah val-ley. This town will be about tho same distance south of the road that Iron City will bo north, and it is fully ex-pected that the Union Pacific will run branches to both of them, especially as the road needs some good coal lands in the west, and this is a rich section in that commodity. At Kanara, 12 or 13 miles away, there are also good mines. Theso veins are only 15 to 20 miles away from Iron City. By tho opening of these districts the road will secure an immense traffic. Bids will be received up to noon. Kith in.it., for the erection of a synagogue- build-ing. Plans and specifications can be seeu at II. Monhcims, architect. The committee reserve the right to reject auy or all bids. Simon Bamberger, chairman. Tho above letting of the contract for tho synagogue is hereby postponed for one week, that is to say: Bids will be opened on Wednesday, July 23d, at noon, at tho office of S. Bamberger, chairman. The Port Towmend Southern. Fightccn thousand piles have beeu ordered by the Oregon Improvement company for tho PortTownsend South-ern railroad, and work on the second section of ten miles is going on. Grad-ing on the lino at Olympia has been commenced by tho driving of piles. President J. K." McDonald, of the Sat-so- p railroad, has a contract to supply a largo raft of timber for the road. The line between Port Townseud and Quil-cen- e is nearly completed, a large num-ber of tho men have been withdrawn and sent to work at the head of Hood's canal, toward Olympia. The "Billee Taylor" 'children are re-quested to be at the theater at 7 o'clock sharp this evening for rehearsal with the orchestra. Ho one will be admitted to the rehearsal except the parents of the children taking part. A Reliable Company. One of tho firms that has won the confidence of tho people of Salt Lake is the Salt Lako Abstract, Title, Guaran-tee and Trust company. They have their oflice at 203 Main street, and for-merly did business as Harvey, XefT & Co. Both Mr. Harvey and Mr. Ned are men of high standing in the commu-nity and have the confidence of all who have ever had any business transac-tions with them. The company is in-corporated under the laws of tho terri-tory of Utah, and has a capital of $100,000. It will pay all who want correct abstracts of title to give them a call. They thoroughly examine and insure title to real estate and mort-- , gages. The company also acts as ex-ecutor, administrator, guardian, as-signee or receiver and executes trusts of every kiud, holding trust funds sep-erat- e from all other assets of the com-pany and retaining ns counsel tho nttorney through whom tho business comes. The company collects interest on income and does all other business authorized Ly ils charter. The olltcers of the company are Jos. H. Smith, president; Wm. J. Harvey, and general manager; John W. Netf, treasurer and assist-ant manager; Kd. W. Gentcr, secretary and abstract otliccr. Retrenchment On the Northwestern. The retrenchment policy of the Union Pacific has been adopted by tho North-western. A circular was issued Wednes-day announcing that the number of employes of tho entire system must bo reduced, and tho wholesale discharge was inaugurated by the retirement of 200 mechanics of the Chicago shops. So great is the emergency created by the small receipts that even Harris, of the Burlington, has seen tit to take notice of tho situation. That officer said Tuesday: "Wo have not vet gone so far as to consider the advisabil-ity of lessening our force in any depart-ment, but unless there is unexpected relief it must come to that end on all western roads. At present the expenses aro altogether too large a fraction of the grogs earnings." Tho Utah Central will issue round trip tickets to Park city for $2. on July '2'M and 24th. returning Julv 25th. The Park City Field club will ccle-brat- o tho Twenty-fourt- in the Park with horso races as follows; Quarter mile for local horses. Prize, $30. Entrance fee, $5. Half mile for local horses: Prize, $30. Entrance fee, $10. Half milo free for all. Prize, $30. En-trance fee, $10. For each race there must bo three or more to enter, two or more to start. Best two in three heats. Three-fourth- s of prize to first and one fourth to sec-ond horse, less ten per cent which goes to the association. All entrance fees added to purses. Base ball game for prize of $30. Open to all clubs. F.utries to be mado on or before July 22d. Foot race, one hundred yards; prize, $10. Entrance foe $1. All entries must bo mado with M. H. Quirk not later than 8 p.m. on July 28rd. Refreshments on tho ground. Ezra Thomi-son- , Manager. L'nlon Pacific System. Mountain Division. On and after June 29, 1890, Garfield Beach trains will run as follows: Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Salt Lake Garfield Garfield Salt Lake 8:10a in9.25 am 11:45am 13:80 am 10:45am 11:30am 2u!0pra 8:30pm 12:45pm 1:30pm 2:45pm 3:40p m 1:45 pm 2:30 pm 3:45 pm 4:80 pm 2:45 pm 8:30 pm 4:45 pm 5:30 pm 8:45pm 4:3()pm S:45pm 0:80pm 4:45pm 5:30pm 6:43pm 7:30pm 5:45 p m 6:30 p ra 7:45 pm 8:30 p m 6:45 p m f7:30 P m f8:45 p m 9:30 p ra 7 :45 pm 8:30 pm t9;30Pmt 10 :15pm Mondays and Tuesdays excepted. Daily, except Sunday. Tickets for sale at Wasatch building, corner Main and Second South sts., and at depot. Fare for the round trij 50cts. S. W. Eccles, G. P. A. The contractors on the water works conduit are wanting laborers See ad-vertisement. See the little charity girls at the Salt Lake theater Thursday afternoon and vening. |