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Show 6 ' . THE SALT LAKE TIMES. WEDNESDAY. JULY 8. 1831. -- - I. 1111 ' "" - aaSSftfjc NO RTH BENCH PEOPERTY ! $50,000 to be Expended this Fall in Extention of Water Mains, Block l)ct. C and I) anil Eighth and Ninth Streets, at a Big Bargain; $1000 will hold it until Novcmvcr I. Come and get thci Price and Perms. f) 2-Sto-ry Frame I louses-ne- ar PLlcctric Car Linc-- at $2,500 each; on monthly payments. Only a little more than rent The finest building lot on the North Bench; fine Shade and Fruit Trees; only three 160 acres "over the river;" owner is a Colorado man, who has bought a mine out in blocks from the Temple; commands a line view of the Great Salt Lake, Fort Douglas and the Deep Creek Country, and must have the money to develop same. This land will the City and Valley. ' bring $100.00 per acre as soon as the Deep Creek Kailroad is started. A FEW MORE LOTS LEFT IN DA VIS, SHARP & STRINGER 'S ADDITION, (Corner of TenJ;h South and Second West Streets.) Will be sold on monthly payments. The West Side Rapid Transit Company will soon be making half-hourl- y trips with their New Edco Storage System Electric Cars. Bargains in Business and Prospective Business Property on all the Principal Streets 'of the City. 23 West 2nd South. DcWlS (I StllflfiGl. DIRECTORY. ARCHITECTS. HtED A. HALE, OLAT1 CT BSHViB.) ARCHITECT OF COMMERCIAL BLOCK ana ul CouitijCi :iil !i k F. M. ULMER. YRcniTECT-iu- a rRowRKss ram. dim. H. HOP & 00., K)S. MAIN. IMIMKTEKs INJAPANNSE and Ciniifiio iiric-- brae, w.rons, brou.e, cabinets, all!:s, anil jiics a'i.1 curios. Hull tuuiet.8 a novelties always on hund. Skookam Root Grows Hair Rapidly. feflij Eradicates Dandruff, Stops Falling Hair. rW?iJWra. I a Preventive jhWfcX ofBaldne vpMt$ ''1 I Grow Hair on SPfS4V BaldH3-- . Mi,'''F.!,A u n Exquisite I M f I J Free from all flf f l coloring mattes. (Trad mart rtrittrfd.) Coutaines no Mineral orVegetable Poisons Is an honest and meritorioua preparation. Nature's Own Remedy. Skookum Root Hair Grower Co. NEW YORK. Fo al by all Druggists, J.W.FarrcIl&Co. SfifT V'.K-'--f I'M sk winii !o j on. or you, or yon. m Iter th claim cveryl ci , a ' ni lr Ifitdors'-ip- . a lonyr as "Wnwiiiir their liorn" costs' n, t liu-m- oro ll:aii "Printer's Ink?" V f o"ut v;,h priI to A iiii. COIM or NKAUIA ;ro VIJ A Its u.i.Ier til.-sum- lirm nuiiic, mul in liicsani" blocU. Ok' !n .Vn ; s and ii?l:t e.v ;. tu-- an Dry iootls men ano a.oplv proviiled . ii h i ho wlicrew il h lor tia' or ur, vc tu-- c as yoiin r as Ui vo'iugcsi, aail nr roadv in tain: tijt tli Gauntlet ajruiti-- t all ohhtm in 1 he lioul ol" So dear to the l.-- t of most Uulh-s- . As a Pr read, Mu.ly, and IHnt tho lollouiii list: , SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! .me nyemac, Oros drains. val:;e ti;.j,.. $U0 now VallW in ' 'I ue" -- o inn "" VOW tUf Ulhm Oil now 1S( w value i"io now i,yru'u ' S:,li" l'"x"1'. V:I1' i ii ::o. vlr'i: h"fl value Mo now 50c, value Ko B vaiue'1;;:':;;1 At",o i,k ,'",'k:,,,s v:i""' u,,w im Black Twilled All Silk l'orgee. xalue $1,10 now We. f m value ii"i-""'- v.alI,..!O,.m.w.i7fe!1ll,,.$.l0n,vWe, Tl.,e now '.'C J-l- 1'"'"S- - li"'W- xnU" ' 42io. value 75c now ' e SoftV' down I mil,'," vyhie $1.1(1 m.w mj. M.lt.e $1.25 now tftlc. (',.,.,, ,,, ( v $ nnu. $ ofl $ t- - J',iU" ' 'd"f Crepe le Chine, vilue $1.5(1 now $1.00 value $1.05 now C nnw$S05 '" H,,tt,i!",U'S' Vi,,,,f! ' 'due Jl.Itt now $1 flO, value $1 .50 Richest Kvening Rroeades value ?:;.5(l now $1 50. simiM Kri,n,,f,i-- " ;,nd Pf othur Siiks OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT Offers Ladies' Long Capes, ,.ie .(.-- -, novv s.. Ladies Hun ne l!la.ei s. value $2.75 n.,wl 50 Ladies' ( 'ream 'oloi-o- .l,.i-s,.t- , ..I,,.. nn UKAL. E8TAIK AND LOANS. EUET0N, GECE3BE0K & 03., IJIAI. ESTATK, NO. MAW 9Tir.T I.kka city, Utah, huiuf la oflloa Telephone int. L'ONET WANTED. TF VOU DJCSIKE A GOOD LOAM PT.AOF.D J on real emata, call a 3. F. Snsucer, S07 Main atreut. " ATTORNEVS, " " C.W. P0WEE3, ATTOT?NF;y-AT-LAW- , OPPOSITE beconu bouth trot. IKMTUKE. EANDBELQ FUKNITUEE 00., MANUB ACTUKKKS A NO K A I, EKS IN i Scrn of Kurnlture, School I)obi, doors anr Wluduirs. Juhniug and r rairinK promptly attended to. 1U8 and 110 W boutd Templvstruet. Sloney to Lsi On any kind of good collatral (chattel mortgages excepted.) Room over American National bank. Jiurt it Mears Shoes at$ii.00 for ono week at The America, I'M Main. INSCKANCR. LOUIS HYAMS & 00 rrmLite1.o1fKNUewANU ACCUIKNI'. Mt'THAr. York. 8a and ot( Commercial Hiock. II.lMHI.Vfi, P.J. 1I08AH, STKAM HFATINU JCNIHNKEH 359 MAIN Salt Lake City. STENOGRAPH!, F. E MoGURM, OrrtCIAI. RTF. NOO R A PH K K ; A I.T. K I N Dfl and TrpewrUtni. Iinnlflr la Rem ngton Typewriter and supplies; Progress Milldiug. PLUMBERS, GiS I STEAM FITTERS. Pealera in all kinds of -- LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS. Orders tnken for Hrlve and Fluff Walli, Cw pools but t and connections made i. Main, cppiiiite Auerbach tires. TlBiitioa, SAL SiiTIMESj, IN CGDKN. THE TIMES i dellTured )y carrier to nl eer: bee la Oden eveiy eveiiiiur, txiea Suuday. at regular ratei i. It publishes all tl news oli the day ol Its oo, currauo. Joel Shoemaker, Ladies' rroam ,ler.,.'vs7vali.,'. $t (10 now $1 75. nowfi5p "'S' Hl'',':,'1's' va,,lr m,w :'''. Ladies Calico Wrappers, value $1.00 Ladies' Flannelette Wrappers, value $1.50 now $1 00. Ladies Linen Dusters, value now $1.50. Ladies' Mohair Connemaralis. value $1.01) now $ 50 failios All-- oid lialliing Suits, value $((.IKI now $1.50. BI;Tk '"'"" Capes, value $:',.00 now $3,00, value $.1.25 now , u, value 4. 25 now $:i.(M). LACES AND EMBROIDERIES Choice and Stylish. French Itlaek Houueiiigs. 45 in., newest, designs, value $2,00 now $l.;i5, value now 1H.-,-, value $;i.75 now $2.75. value 4.75 now $:1.50. Vi nte hmhd Hounemgs. value $1.00 now fide, value $1.75 now $1.00, value $2.50 now $1.50, value $i.U(l now $1 till DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT ATTRACTIONS. Vnow f 1.00.Mlf,'"''"'l. al..e $1.50 now $1.00. Hi yds Good Saline.?, value $1.50 Ill yds Fast Color Gingham, value $ .50 now $1.00 12 yds Good American Salines, Millie $1.50 now $1.00. A New Shipment of Warranted Genuine French Satines, 12 yds value $4.25 now $2.00. Wide Dark Lawns, value 124c. now 5c. Light Law ns, new patters, value lllc now 4ic Printed value 7jc now 4U-- . Fast Color Hlack Chintz, value 15c now tic. l.luck Challic, value Sir now 5jr HOSIERY BARGAINS- - Ladies and Children' Solid Colored Hose, value 10c now 5c, value 17c now lOc, gallic 40e now 25c. value 35o jow 20c, value 15c now 7Jc. Ladies' Silk Mitts, assorted colors, v due, 40c. now 20c. value 50c now 25c, rain 60c now 40e. Ladies' and Children's Jersey Ribbed Vests, value 50c now 25c, value 40c no i 20c, value 15e now 8c. Come Early and Avoid the Busk F, Auerbach k Bro. $500 Beware! ! WFwIlt r7 theahor rewnrd for an.T rase of T.tvpr Complaint, lif.nep.la. Si'-l- H?aila'h(i, IMijfu.tlon. or Co&ti veneta w cannot cure won Wct'i Vktetabl Liver 11' If, hen the d rectins areatrlctly enniplird wall. tfy aro pmelr and never fall to sir satisfaction. S ;i;ar v'oateil eontaimog 30 I'lll, .i cents. Heiare of counterfeits and Imitations. The mr.n'it5ictnrf1 ottl hy TMKJoliS v.. ws:!;t r ' "'(',": i. !'.!, For Fa!e by Johnson, Pratt & Co.. Salt Lake. J)R. JJODGEft -- Dentist- s"' Teat hS-- ' """t" ' tracted vrnti-f- a - Z i ,T ut pain by lis I f i " t, k j, j- d use of vit il l ' ' ' ! lzed air. All 4t kr 'ut4 if.fi,, "f work warrant- - VJJJjjt Room 7S, Commercial blues, cult !..-- City. I " OTAIllI'NUTSIIELL Eastern Buyers Now in Every Part of tha Territory Gathering up Fat Cat-tle for SLipmont. ASSESSMENT EOLL OF SMITEFIELD It Foots up a Grnud Total of $447,697 Provo's Prisoners Ted by a Oiiioamau. A new school house is to be erected t Mammoth. A lawn tennis club has been organ-ized at I'rovo. The assessment roll of Smithtield foots up $147,01)7. American Fork began the month by opening ilB firm hank. The Lehi bank will begin business July 15. Capital stock 50,iU0. the contract for feeding city prisoners to a Chinaman. A carloail of rice ami a con! of chop sticks art daily expected in I'rovo. Last Saturday night Richard Ingram, ono of tho inmate of the Utah county jail, got tired of staying in his conline-men- t and proceeded to free himself. Ho obtained a butcher knife and cut two of l he bars of tho sontheant win-dow before he was detected. Kasteru buyers are now in t ha terri-tory gathering up fat cattle fur ship-ment. So far iiiot of the cattle have been secured from the southern part of the territory. A shipment of lit tee a cars of sheep and cattle will be made from Brigham City within a few days. Tintio valley is one of of the moat ex-tensive) and beautiful in Utah ami would be as pro luclive as any if water could be obtained. Mclntyre Bros, have ranches in the lower part of tho valley, and each has ssveral artesian wells, a small How being obtained at a depth of thirty feet. There is money in the scheme of irrigating this valley, if successful. The Eureka Miner thinks that that truck peddlers ought to pay a Urease. J. P. Driscoll. postmaster at Eureka, Js on a visit to his old. luius in Mich-igan It is estimated that the wool crop of Rot Elder county this season is worth JS0.000. Park City was the only city in the territory that did not celebrate the Fourth of July. The Sisters will establish a school at Kureka. A handsome two story brick building will be erected. Kate Stewart Baxter was arrested at Cache valley i Deputy Marshal Corey on a charge of fornication. Fire broke out in a frame residence belonging tc U. Kingdall at Logan on the 1th. Hamago about $ij(ll). Charles l'ariing of Lebi stole a suit of clothes at American Fork Friday iast and in consequence celebrated the 4lli in jail. The girls and boys of Piessant Grove under keep saying "curfew shall not ring tonight," but the city council says it must. The insurance plan proposed to the employees of the Ontario and Daly Mining companies is not meeting with ceneral favor. The better times is near at hand for Kureka is evidenced by the fact that more men are being put on daily at the different mines. Miss Kate Courtney, the principal of Eureka's pablio schools, is rusticating in I'rovo and other towns in the valley, t! in lug her vacation. m next Monday the school teachers of Salt Luke and I'lah counties will hob! an institute at Castilla springs, to continue several days. Today the Ladies' Library association of Park City goes out of existence. All their books aud furniture will be deeded to the new public library. The little son of Fred Ferguson was seriously cut by the knives of a mowing machine on Monday wliile following his father in the hay held. Judge Thomas Cupit of Park City, returned Monday from Detroit, where he has been as representative to tne Su-preme lodge of the A. O. I'. W. Otlicer Hill of I'rovo arrested William Simp3uu yesterday for stealing a horse and cart belonging to John Wilkius. The thief was captured near Lehi. Only one person was arrested at Lo-gan on the Fourth for being drunk, and be was entirely unmanageable; when he bad slept he was allowed to go home The Provo city council has awarded IMPORTANT. Klo Cirauile Wstra K teniUon. Commencing July 1st, proximo, the Rio Grande Wesiern will begin oper-ating the Sevier valley branch as far south as Salina. Sevier county. In addition to opening up a line to a number of important towns in Sovier and San Pete counties, the rich and much talked of Marysvalc mining dis-trict is brought within about thirty miles nearer railroad eommuuicr.tion than heretofore. The new stations are Sterling. Gun-nison, Willow Creek and Salina. Freight will be received for all these points, but should be prepaid excepting to Saliti. For passenger rates and schedule call at ticket ollices. J. II. I'.BNSKTT, General freight and passenger agent. (irrat Salt l ake Auction. On Thursday, July !, the Huffalo Park Land company will sell at auction fifty lots at Rulialo Parh at whatever price they may bring. Terms, one-fourt-cash, balance monthly, quarterly or in one year. All Garfield Reach trains run to Huffalo Park. Free re-freshments on the grounds. All are in-vited. Trains run to Buffalo Park fire minutes after arrival atGartield Health. Terms of sale are only one-fourt- cash, thus placing the lots within reach of all. For further particulars apply to Hi Kr'Ai.u Fa kk LanoCo., Room 1 Central block. Onion & Pall, Auctioneers. & M - irat Salt I.ak Auction. On Thursday, July . the KulTalo Park Land company w ill sell at auction tifty lots at Hutiaio Park at whatever price they may bring. Terms, one-fourt- h cash, balance monthly, quarterly or in one year. All Gartield lieach trains run to Buffalo Park. Free re-freshments on the ground. Ail are in-vited. Trains run to Buffalo Park live minutes after arrival atGartield Beach. Terms of sale are only one-fourt- cash, thus placing the lots within reach of all. For further particulars apply to Bik'kalo Pa i:k La"m Co., Kjoni 1H Central block. Omon & Pall, Auctioneers. |