Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-09-29 | Page 14 | [Untitled]

I' Report of tho condition of the j DESERET NATIONAL BANK at Salt Lake City, in the State of'Utah. at the close of business, September 23, j 190S. j RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $2,082,179.33 Overdrafts, secured and un-secured un-secured 4,497.49 U. S. bonds to secure clrcula-j clrcula-j tfon 500,000.00 U. S. bonds to secure U. S. deposits 90.000.00 Bonds,-securities, etc 49S,56S.5.1 i Banking house . . 50,000.00 f Due from national banks (not reserve agents) 3S6.56S.12 Due from State bank6 and bankers ". .. 237,452.53 ; Due from approved reserve J agents 356.6S2.55 I Checks and other cash Items 1.S69.0S Exchanges for clearing house S2.550.26 Notes ofothcr national banks 4S.222.00 Nickels and cents -i.S30.96 Lawful money reserve In bank, viz.: ' Specie $619.136. So' Legal tender notes 11. 430. 00 -4 630,566. So I Redemption fund with U. S. f treasurer (5 per cent, of clr-, clr-, dilation) 25.000.00 ' Total ?4,99S,9S5.69 . J LIABILITIES. J Capital stock paid in. $ 500,000.00 Surplus fund 500,000.00 Undivided profits, less ex-penses ex-penses and taxes paid 91,097.67 National bank notes outstanding outstand-ing 41S.S00.0O Due to other national banks. 513,652.26 ' Due to State banks and bankers bank-ers 300,415.67 Due" to trust companies and savings banks -140,114.52 I Dividends unpaid ISC. 00 Individual deposits subject to check 1,695,213.10 Demand certificates of deposit 3S,050;35 Time certificates of deposit... 336,000.00 I Certified checks 4,169.61 Cashier's checks outstanding. 67,590.38 , United States deposits 64,940.44 . Deposits of U. S. disbursing I i officers 16,269.75 ! Liabilities other than those above stated due clearing 1 house 1,479.94 -j j Total $4,99S,9S5.09 j State of Utah, County of Salt Lake, se.: 1 1 I H s "i-'01111.- cashier of the abovc-I abovc-I I named bank, do solemnly swear that tho j above statement is true lo the best of rny ' i knowledge and belief. H IT. S. YOUNG, Cashier. , Corroct Attest: Lewis S. Hills. Wm. H. i MeTntyre, Reed Smoot, Directors. J Subscribed and sworn to before me this i 1 28th day of September, 190S. f 1 I OSCAR W. MOYLE, Notary Public. H PraSHffiI)runkeiiness Mrjjri;in Drug lfeggj A (I dictions SALT LAKE CITY. UTAIL Correspondence Solicited. Thin Certifies that the circulation or the Salt Lako Tribune hm been nudhed and is guaranteed by the AdTcrtiser s Certified Circulation lllue Rook ' J 1 1 5 V"1 Sl 1 This Puptr hm proved by investigation ' "that the circulation records are kepi with 1 cure and the circulation stated with such accuracy that advertuers may rely on any statements of same mode by the publishers $ under tl ownership and management I fiu control July 20, 1908. rvlg? WHICH IS TO SAY That a disinterested party, a circulation cir-culation expert, a man -who has Epciu a lifetime on the circulationa of io hig dailies of this country, has caro-fully caro-fully oxamineel the circulation books and methods of Tho Tribune, and recommends thorn as honest, reliable relia-ble and true, to all of which ho ha3 appended his signature. Tho Tribuno is dally adding many more new subscribers than all tho other papors. except the Telegram, combined. Tho peoplo of this community com-munity scorn to approciato a real livo nowspapor with a definite policy. Not vacillating, weak and noncommittal, but consistent, vigorous vig-orous and frank every day in the year. Tho best advertising medium between be-tween the Colorado plains and Pa-cific Pa-cific tidewater is growing biggci and better overy day. Tho Tribune, in Salt Lake, is tho prcmior newspaper; has by far the laryest ,and best circulation, is so acknowledged and so accredited by ovory unprejudiced person. FUNERAL DIRECTORS eeXvTiiallTud embaimor, 225 S. West Temple; p'nonea 1019. j v92 CJQTJLOWBxlS THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS and designs. Under Nat'l Bank of Rep. MONUMENTS AND TOMBS! ONES LARGE STOCK! TO SELECT FROM. R. McKenzle. Display yards. -122 S. State. FURS AND FURRIERS HAVE YOUR FURS REMODELEd'. RE-palred. RE-palred. dyed and cleaned. Seal, otter, beaver, Persian lamb, aotrakan, and other furs made to order. R. Stonzel Fur Co., f.7 E. 3rd So. Both phones. f2S43 JJONTRACTORS MILLER .JENSEN MILESE." MILL-er MILL-er and Jacob Jensen contractors. Architectural and engineering workp. 311 Sharon building. Phones Bell 1331; Ind. 3237. 26 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND ROOMING- HOUSES J1S00 ONE OF' THEfTnEST 22-ROOM houses In city; steam heat; an established es-tablished place; line location; neat and clean; reasonable terms; caters ca-ters to a respectable class; continued contin-ued III health of owner demands quick sale. $7S00 60 rooms, 12 baths, etc.. swell loc. In aristocratic neighborhood; long lease, low rent; caters to high-class high-class guests. This placo has never been offered before. $875 8 extra well furnished rooms, very flno. modern; main bus. street; transient; terms. S6S00 GO rooms, very well furnished, fine Ioc low rent, long lease; terms. ?5250 32 .rooms, fine old eatab, place, nicely furnished; rent, boat and hot water, $150 per mo ; 3 yrs. lease; clears $225; terms. S2100 27 rooms. Main st. ; terms. Make offer. IS rooms extra well furnished, fur-nished, Main sl.; rent $80; party must leave; no reasonable offer refused. re-fused. $230019 rooms, rent $75; heat free; lino loc , business dlst. ; terms. Headquarters for Rooming Houses. European Eu-ropean Hotels, Flats and all Business Opportunities. Op-portunities. A. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE. A. L. BRATTAIN. Mgr. B. O. Dept., 19 W. 1st So. Phonca 641. f3091 WANTED YOUNG AND FAT CALVES: FAT AND dry cows. Saunders. Phono 2374-Y Boll. flOlC PARTIES FOR HUNTING AND FISII-ing FISII-ing trips; good teams and wagons. Saunders. Phone 237 l-Y. f 1 015 ALL KINDS SECOND-HAND CLOTH -ing, trunks?, valises; best prices paid. 28 Commercial St. Reply by postal card. Phones 3771- t74 YOUR OLD CLOTHINO WILL CALL. Salvation Army. Both phones. t219I TO DO YOUR tJPHOLSTERING AND mattress remaking. Utah Bedding and Mfg. Co. Both phones 3S3. L303 HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON, brass, rags, bottles, rubber, copper, etc. Utah Junk Co., S40 So. 1th West. Phono 229. 8307 YOUR FURNITURE. WHEN IT NEEDS reupholstering. Samples and estimates on requcpt. Phones 3299. S. L. Mattress Rnd Mfff. Co. d759 WANTED 2o TEAMS WITH PLANK wagons for grading work; wages $ 1.50 per day, S hour3. Apply on work, 11th East and First South street, or at office. Board of Trado building. P. J. Moran. e2057 TWO OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE. Sl'N-ny Sl'N-ny room, excellent table board. Call 131 Slh E. f382 WILL BUY IMPROVED RESIDENCE property, direct from "owner, $1000 to $-1000; must bo bargains. Address X-20. Tribune. f920 TO RENT 7-ROOM. STRICTLY MOD-ern MOD-ern house, north or east, by family of four; references furnished. Address A-ll. Tribune. f26S0 FIVE ROOMS AND BOARD FOR seven; close in; north or east preferred. Address Z-9. Tribune. f2027 WE PAY .THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR household goods In good condition. Star Furniture Co., 3J5 State st. 9S3-K. f2197 TO BUY LADY'S TICKET TO OMAHA at once; must bo reasonable. A-17. Tribune. f2390 ONE LARGE. OR TWO ROOMS, PER-manently, PER-manently, with refined people. A-32. Tribune. f2Sl7 TO BUY OR LEASE LIME QUARRY OR prospect. Address A-40, Tribune. f2SS9 TO SELL STOVES. CARPETS AND other furniture, and to buy a good, pound farm team and fresh cow. Evans. 35G University st. ' f3065 TO EXCHANGE MINING STOCK FOR horses and light wagons. Phono Main 5110-Z. f 300 4 BOARD IN SUBURBS, NEAR CAR line, in private family, by lady; drainage, drain-age, water, and cooklnpr must be good. East side preferred. Call 1407 S. 7th E. Phone -Bell Forest 109-X. f3209 MEN AND BOYS DON'T ACCEPT any kind of work until you hear from" us; make $10 per day selling a household necessity; new article; new plan; 120.000 sold In Minneapolis; costs 6c; sells for 25c; send 5c for two samples. Domestic Mfg. Co., Desk 42, Minneapolis. Minn. f3330 ONE OP. TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping, with a private family preferred. Address B-26, Tribune. f339l TEAM ABOUT 1100 POUND. HORSES. and wagon; must be cheap. Shepard. 272 State st. f3395 $900 BUILDING LOAN FROM PRIVATE party; tho best west side security. Add. B-23. Tribune. f3I0l FOUR-ROOM FLAT, FURNISHED, closo In. Address B-24, Tribune, with full particulars. f3402 A PARTNER IN THE BAKERY Business Busi-ness In good, thriving town. A-29, Tribune. f3103 IIAT FACTORY MEN'S HATS CM.EANED AND blocked; Panamas a specialty. Salt Lako Hat Factory, 21 E. 1st South. Phonu 3737-NK. btlSS SECOND-HAND STORES wanejTto BUY, 2Nd-han1Tgods' Bell phone 5145. Ind. phono -131. c2621 WANTEHELP TILE COMPETENT GTrL FOR GENERAL housework; small family. 32 South 7th East. ' f2921 BAKER WANTED AT AMERICAN Bakery, 321 W. No. Temple. f2537 OUR GRADUATES ALL HOLD GOOD positions, Utah Business College. f3219 GIRL WANTED. INQUIRE 232 EAST South Temple. flOO'J GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 86 K st. f677 A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK; SMALL family; reference required. No. 8 Bransford, fl004 A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Apply 32! E. S. Temple. f22S3 WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN-eral GEN-eral h. w. 403 So. W. Temple. f2104 RELIABLE COOK. WITH REFERENCE: good wages. Phone 5159-Y. f2681 ONE FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT housekeeping, suitable for lady, 130 7th East. f2689 GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK 069 2nd ave. f26D4 GOOD SCANDINAVIAN KITCHEN' girl, $7 to first-class girl. Tho Homo-stead. Homo-stead. 326 S. 3rd East. f274U GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. S6S Second ave. References. i'2929 SPECIAL DICTATION NIGHT SCHOOL class for stenographers; any system. Utah Business College. f322t LADIES AND GTRLS TO DO HOME work; no experience necessary, paid while learning; and also to travel. 636 So. 1st West. f3L'37 A GIRT, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 531 4tlr avenue f3253 CALL AND SEE OUR SPEED TYPE- wrltlng class. Utah Business College. f3220 WOMAN FOR LAUNDRY WORK AND dusting, during six days in week. Fono Ind. 2034. , f3167 WA NTED. A HOUSEKEEPER TO TAKE full charge. Apply 22 Byron st. Phono Boll 1600-X. I305S A FIRST CLASS CHAMBERMAID. 7S E. 2nd So. f3070 A YOUNG. TRUSTWORTHY GIRL, 1M-mcd 1M-mcd lately, to help take care of baby and very light housework; references. 152 So. 2nd East, apt. D. f3319 THREE WOMEN TO CLEAN DISHES. Apply S a. m., 129 E. 3d S. f33S6 GOOD GIRL FOR- SMALL FAMILY: good wages. 1127 E. S. Temple. 13392 GIRL FOR COOKING AND GENERAL housework; family of three. 521 E. 2d South. f3iii WOMAN COOK AT ONCE FOR MINING camp; small crew; good wages. Address Ad-dress box 11, Palisade, Nevada. f3l?.0 A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 325 Fifth East. f:jH9 GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOL'SE-work; HOL'SE-work; two In family. Apply 217 East Brlgham. f3135 GOOD GIRL WANTED AT 564 EAST Sixth South. f3410 YOUNG GIRL OR A WOMAN TO AS-slst AS-slst with h. w. 209 E. 4th So. f3445 WANTED A GOOD LAUNDRESS 3 days early In the week. -IS G st. f341S WANTED HELP MALE STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. Headquarters for laborers. 4 E. 2nd South. Phones 464. o743 GOING TO SCHOOL THTS FALL 7 GET tho best! Utah Business College. f2333 j BEYOND COMPARISON WITH tiiers. Call and see. Utah Business College. f321S MEN TO LEARN PLUMBING. ELEC-tricity, ELEC-tricity, plastering and bricklaying, day and night classes, no books, free cata- loguo, special low tuition, easy Install- : ments. Coyne National Trade School. I 230-240 Eighth St.. San Francisco. cS31 WANTED LIVE ADVERTISING SO- J llcltor: must be able Jo land business. Telephone Manager Democrat, Prove, Utah. f319 GORDON PRESS FEEDER. 49 POST-offlce POST-offlce place. 10S2 WHITE MEN WANTED ON SEWER work. 5th Ave. and M St. Davis & ITeuser, contractors. fl365 LABORERS AND MUCKERS WANTED ' for Colorado, wages $2. 8 hours; only ! workers who can furnish $7.75 for half the fare need npplv. Call after 9 a. m.. -19 Main st., Room 7. Steady employment. 1 flS72 I CITY SALESMAN: FAMILIAR WITH ' fruit and produce business; none but 1 experienced, energetic man nerd apply. J Address, giving references, P. O. box 342. : city f2090 , FIVE FIRST-CLASS BRICKLAYERS ' wanted In Butte; $0 a day; work until I Christmas: rome at once. Butte Builders' I exchange. f2872 GOING TO SCHOOL THIS FALL? GET ! the best. Utah Business College. f3216 . "THE BUSINESS MAN'S CHOICE OF I schools. Utah Eusincss College. f3j217 I i A GOOD FARM MAN. $25 A MONTH and board. 997 So. 9th East. f3332 FIRST CLASS HOUSECLEANER; NO ! other need apnly: 7 to 9:30 a. m. 139 I E. 1st So. A. T. Priestley. f3423 , PANTSMAKER WANTED. APPLY j . Hodglns, 18 and 19 Eaglo Block. f3U5 ; WANTED. A MAN TO PUT UP FURNI- ture and stows. Call at Harris Furnl- 1 turc company. 231 Stale st. f3139 j EASTERN COMPANY, ESTABLISHING I branches in Salt Lake, wants a few hlgh-clasK solicitors. If you are a hustler see us. Call. 10 to 12 a. m., 437 Salt Lake Security Trust Bldg. f 3 H 0 wante--situion BY ACTIVE. ELDERLY MAN. AS janitor, watchman, or any position of trust; unexceptionable reference. A-57 Tribuno. f3030 BY REFINED AND EDUCATED widow of 35. position ns housekeeper for widower; best of references glvon. Address A-50, Tribuno. f.1016 INTELLIGENT, REFINED, MIDDLE-aged MIDDLE-aged widow wishes position of trust. Address B-14. Tribuno. T21S3 WASHING TO DO AT HOME FIRST-class FIRST-class work. Bell phone -17-IS-NX. f332S AN OLD RESIDENT AND RELIABLE man desires position as watchman. Address Ad-dress B-22, Tribuno. f33S8 YOUNG MAN WANTS TO DO BOOK-kceplng BOOK-kceplng or similar work In hotel or apartment house In exchange for board apd room. Address B-31. Tribune. f342S FINANCIAL VQVLDJAKTO HEAJl OFGOOD mining or other stock for sale, which , would be a safe, profitable Investment; ' 110 wildcat fakes considered. L. Darby- 1 shire, box 1810. Rochester. N. Y. f!2S4 j TO TRADE WILL EXCHANGE KANSAS CITY RES-ldence RES-ldence property worth $1500 for acreage, vacant lots or Improved property here. W, W. Owens, 1460 Major ave. f3-407 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS foTT'saIC-'ci real estate. 12 shares of Chiapas rubber Gtock. 53 So. West Temple. f 6G3 BEAUTIFUL, ALMOST NEW MAHOG-any MAHOG-any unrlght piano, cheap; taken under mortgage. 526 Atlas Bldg. f665 BLACK DIRT AND MOSSING FOR lawns. Ind. phono 10412; Bell Main 4727-Z. e2917 IOWA STABLE LADIES' AND GENTS' saddlu horses; divided oklrts. Phone J408. m263 HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. IOWA stable. 120 West South Temple. hlll3 SUN-DRIED BRICK AND LARGE adobes. Inqulro yard cor. Dth East and 13th South. Phone, Ind. 12732. cS30 IF IT'S ROOMING HOUSES OR Business Busi-ness opportunities, sco Ncwcomb, Room 41-1 Trlbun Bldg. Ind. phone 120. cl274 LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE OR BUSI-noss BUSI-noss with F. R. Davis & Co., 420 D. F. Walker Bldg. 1130 GRAIN AND POTATO SACKS. IN-quiro IN-quiro 840 So. -1th West. Phono 229. el&92 1200 COTSWOLD RAMS. ADDRESS S. M. Covey, Cokevllle, Wyo., or O. T. Popworth, Afton. Wyoming. c2771 MY MAXWELL TOURING CAR, cheap, or will trade for runabout and "boot.'' Dr. Wade, 376 W. 2nd So. fl07 200 RAMBOUILLET RAMS AT RIGBY ranch, 25 miles cast of Coalvlllo. S. T. Rlgby. HIP 500 LONG-WOOL RAMS. JAMES WIN-tor, WIN-tor, 230 West Second North. Bell phono 1-489. fl064 TO SELL. SLIGHTLY USED UNDER-wood UNDER-wood typewriter. No. -1; good as new: $75 cosh. Address box 24. Tremonton, Utah. fl26G 500 PURE BRED COTSWOLD AND Ramboullet rams; 500 pure bred Cots-wold Cots-wold and Ramboullet aged cwcb; 25 registered Hereford bull calves. Bell phone Forest 99. Heber Bennlon, 1902 S. -1th East. f!720 BEST PAYING JEWELRY STORE IN the State for money Invested; fixtures and part of stock. L. E. Hubbard, Jeweler. Jew-eler. Park City. Utah. f593 A REVERSIELE DOUBLE-SEATED rubber tired top buggy: use cither for two or four people: almost new. Apply State street barn, 5th So. and State. fl7Sl AUTO PURCHASING AND SALES CO. buy. sell and exchange automobiles; guaranteed autos i to J regular price. Alex Bevcrldgc, Mgr., 63 S. West Temple. flS77 FURN. OF MOD. 5-ROOM HOUSE; houso for rent If desired. Call bet. 2 and 5. 30 Delmar ave. f2163 LADY AND GENTLEMAN'S TICKET for Kansas City via Omaha. Address A-6, Tribune. f2605 LADY AND GENTLEMAN'S TICKET for Chicago. Address A-7, Tribune. f260l FURNITURE OF -1-RM. HOUSE; ALL new. Address A-10. Tribuno. f2599 PEDDLING OUTFIT; GOOD ROUTE. 3520 S 3rd East. f2655 1ST-CLASS GROCERY STORE. CLOSE to new red light district reason for selling. Address A-19, Trlhune. f2735 I NINE SECOND-HAND POOL TABLES. cheap. W. L. Wetherbee, 50 Richards j Sj: 2759 2S MONTHS" LEASE' OF STORE ROOM, suitable for restaurant or clothing business, busi-ness, a bargain. Ncwcomb, R. 114, Tribuno Trib-uno bldg. Ind. phone" 126. f2Sll SALOON IN GOOD BUSINESS District, Dis-trict, city. chfap; can walk right In. Address Y-12. Tribune. f2SJ9 $700 BUYS GROCERY. STOCK AND fixtures, doing good business, i-block school house: blsr candy trade: leaving city. R. G. W. Grocery, corner 7th West and 3rd South. f2SD7 FOR SALE UPRIGHT PIANO. GOOD as nrw. cost $400; will sacrifice for 5115. A.-41, Tribune. . f2914 FOR SALE, CHEAP. LADY'S TICKET to Kansas City; good til' Oct. 31. A-36. Tribune. f2915 A GOOD: RELIABLE HORSE AND buggv: will ride or drlw. Call at Mr-Coy's Mr-Coy's Livery. f293'. GOOD BUILDING MATERIAL. AT 1 13 So. State. Apply to M. W. Earl. f3172 OR WTLL TRADE FOR MERCHAN-dise MERCHAN-dise or livestock, good 6-room frame hous' and four lots. Call at once.' V. V. Scogglns, owner, cor. 9th No. and 101 h West. f317o 13-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE: A BAR-galn. BAR-galn. 316 So. W. Temple. f3i59 TEAM BAY DRIVING MARES, 5 XD 6 years old: full slstors; will exchange for work team. Ind. phones 1310 or 33fl f3242 GOOD HORSE. HARNESS AND DELTV-ery DELTV-ery wagon; a snap. Pacific Tea Co. 30 E. 1th So. f3244 GOOD! LARGE HOT BLAST STOVE and round oak dining table, sanltarv cot. 10 Whitaker ct., 3rd So., between W. T. and 1st West. f3252 REO '07 5-PASSENG"R CAR. WITH TOP accommodation tonnoau and trood Mro! Change from touring car 10 runa''iout iii two minutes. Can be altered at small expense ex-pense to carrv ten persons. Has 17 polecat pol-ecat more hill-climbing power than any other machine of the same type. In order or-der to appreciate this bargain vou must see. test and examine the car. Cost new $1500; now worth $1200; will sell, cash or terms, $S00. For particulars, write C. A. Thompson. Mcrcur. Utah. f3042 YOUNG LADY'S TICKET TO KANSAS City; $12. Address A-5S. Tribune. f3069 FURNITURE OF S ROOMS. WITH lease; line, locntion and cheap rent; 3 rooms pay rent. B-3, Tribune. f310S FURNITURE FOR 7-ROOM HOUSE, j with or without piano; sewing machine. Chambers encyclopedia, eight volume'!, leather bound. 570 Eust Third South. I f2999 I FURNITURE OF 6-ROOM HOUSE; j good as new; bargain; house for rent I If desired. Inquire 234 E. 3rd South. j f3137 TYPEWRITER. ALMOST NEW; SlT: ' up-to-date machine. 32 E. 5th So. f3323 FURNITURE OF FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; almost new: will sell all or separate pieces. 165 W. Sth So. f3325 LADY'S TICKET TO DENVER, UN-slgncd, UN-slgncd, good till Oct. 1st. Address B-21. Tribune f33S7 FURNITURE OF TWO ROOMS, IN-cludlng IN-cludlng new Charter Oak range, extension exten-sion table, rockers, chairs and sanitary couch. Room 2 Ely Hotel. -11 W. 3rd South. f33S9 HUDSON BICYCLE. COASTER BRAKE. Inquire of Runner, Cullen Hotel. T3390 EAGLE RESTAURANT. 50 E. 1ST SO. street. Good location for any business. f3396 200 PAIRS OF HOMER BREEDING pigeons. SOS Park ave., Sth So., between be-tween Sth and 6th E. f3397 GENT'S TICKET TO OMAHA, $15.00. Address B-19, Trlbunol f3400 USE HALL'S CANKER REMEDY, A euro for diphtheria; give It to your children who are well; It is a' preventa-tlvc. preventa-tlvc. Sold by all druggists. f3425 TICKET TO DENVER FOR YOUNG man, smooth face. Address B-2S, Tribune. Trib-une. . f3421 1 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOt, Kansas City or Chicago? B-2 2TH, ,A?D GENT'S NONDESCMS tlvo ticket to Denver. B-l, TrlK : tfy LADY'S AND GENT'S TICKET TO'L Angeles. Address B-29, Tribune, 'fcfg HOT BLAST STOVE, ROUND 'iO-dining 'iO-dining tableland sanllary cot, wllkjG cheap if taken at once. 10 Whlljj iffl court, botween West Tcmplo and ? TWO HEATING STOVES AND FA t chickens, cheap. Call today, suroinJlS E, So. Temple. Bell 1333-K LOST SMALL BLACK POCKET-BOOK, talMing name E. M. Policy. FKT 0 Please leave at WlndBor hotel. K A BLACK AND WHITE . BULL i - nJIP0? w.hlte on sno"ldcr. tip offltf ?k tal.;nA,nBWC'a t0 name of Phone 2106 Ind. Reward. jf' POCKET-BOOK CONTAINING CpT ,I?VF chcc1' Payable to ffit LTON HEAD WATCH CHARM RW&fli diamond. Liberal reward. PnoloV 4fm LOST ON FIRST SOUTH AND M Saturday night, at 10 o'clol containing two rlngc. one a diamondT! a car book, with owner's name on AuWhll turn to 215 South Sth East and reward. Ti LOST ONE SMALL LADY'S anlum leaf pin. with diamond nitC Return, to private office, Wilson h pi Jo CHESTNUT SORREL MARE J mano cut Hhort, and bay hore$if blanket on, Friday night. Phono f'K Reward. jrfff SAPPHIRE STICK PIN, SET IN monds; liberal reward. Phones 3DEH PART OF WATCH FOB WlTtlCgjHOl medal attached. On one side high'fCrtis. seal. On other side, "Presented to Ilk. Rosenblatt." Return 566 So. State5- 75 Ind AN ODD FELLOWS FOB AND CHC Reward. Notify 11-27, Tribune. ttf$0Bf IN JULY, A DARK BROWN HC weight, 1100 lbs.; sway back; onrST slit; one whlto hind foot. Phono '2r Reward. , -ip . LADY'S GOLD WATCH AND with Initials R. R. R. on case; lUfZx w on opposite side. Call at 58 West Sfft S and receive reward. OSTRICH PLUMES CLEANH3 cTJrTetTelkTn COATS?-d; dyed. F. A. Carter Fur Co., 27 W roi South. &t k AUTOMOBILE TIRES WECn13AVe'y mobile tires. Carter's League SfaffcTTTI So. West Temple. fitk KEY FITTING- Jfeioi eprtlocicand" safers1 - ing. Carter's. 325 So. W. TeraiaBR Ind. 2662: Bell 755-Y. jffiSi, CASH REGISTERB nat!o!al"ciTr1 Groshell, sales agent, 221 Main i Expert cash register repairing. 1 Se i'and registers alwavs in stock. iCSEr JUNK AND METAL J westerTTTuck' Co. Highest prices paid for coFA' brass, rubber, etc. 1044 So. State sf? office. 123 State street. Bell j- 2316-Y. i GREAT WESTERN SCRAP METALjfWI dealers in brass, copper, rubber.si! J Bell phone [phone] So. 1st West. :t SEWING BY THE DAY BY ESPj.. ' enced dressmaker. Bell 3S53. Indlb- mas. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES RENTED. REPAliTH exchanged, sold. Utan Typewrite: j change Co.. .62 W. 2nd South. m& MIDWIFE pluAEtKJMlTF cases. Mrs. Lizzie Gelsler, 33tj 3rd North. Bell 1493-X. Ind. 4037; MRS. JANET MARSHALL, HDT 576 Somerby street. J5'.Uns I MASSAGE m1ss"6T!i6e1s ate Kellbcrg Institute, ' CliIeagoTV;,! massage. 265J So. Main gN'n.j, MRS. O. ROGERS, TRAINED MAS t! gives massage and scalp treatmeak So. Main. NOTICE. .S Notice :s hereby given b tW-Council tW-Council of Salt Lake City of tnelbfT : tlon or such Council to make the 'If EE ' ing described Improvement, to wlt'!v I To grade, and gutter and curb wK&SS: mont the west side of T lrtnth.H0p 1 street, between First South and .CW jMe South streets. In Fating District 'and defray tho abutters Portion AgSfj-cost AgSfj-cost and expense thereof, estlma.' "Ws. eight hundred and ,5c"ly;"1e5x(k dollars, or one and 2r,-100 (?H.Vilir per front or linear foot of abuttlnT JOils. rty there being 660 feot abuttal Improvement, by a local asscssmei the lots or pieces of 7"n',J'L0 following described district. beingX 4it an trlct to be affected and bencrjL said improvement, namely: xjferjjr--Tho east side of lots . 1. and IS jgED t elusive. East Side bubdiviFlon, C-ifrnittn P at F, Salt Lake City, SurveyWh The total cost of sld mPrXfo7 ostlmated at eight hundred andS yj thre (5S63.00) dollars, of which 'lRtt Pe city's portion Is thirty-eight ($3S,I w lars, leaving eight hundred and . five ($825.00) to be raised by local ijjgCri.v mAlf protests and objections to J rying out of such intention mustj FflSHLv sented In writing to the City Reo ffi, aJ. or before the 12th day of Octott being tho time set by said Count T. I It will hear and consider suchij m and objections as may bo made? By order of tho City Council: Lako City, Utah. 1 Bl Dated August 3. 1905. MORE City RellTTT; Cuxb and Gutter Extension NO'Mglfctyj NOTICE OF ASSESSMESC lS cTt?f0lSeAo,i of mlne.rgAR, -rrSs ed35bntnh9e ciVlUlS secretan. at Jjd mrat SouthJS corner of Jiwn tlT. which tlio Cessment may nSjHOojjj Ivc'dncsdav, the 28th day of Octo S 1" o'clock noon, at tho como i!3 t pa? tie delinquent assessment S. toeUier with 'f" fC penso of sale. JAau- r. '