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Show THE 8 MINES SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1915 N, MINING N EWS JD. SEVEN TROUGHS AND HERALD-RKPUBLICA- BOSTON MAN ASKS WANT AD RATES FAMOUS TuSCARORA OF U. S. DIVIDENDS IS COI UN BACK NAONLIIOXJSJS CO., 9x12. r"j receive tion that the company has ten at thr rp.t cf 3) per rent, or SIS on it common stock and It ha. ."hir, stated that the reason for th company". dlrrtrs not tieclarina: a llvifjnt! on the common-- lock at the c van rUi to the Mexican last m tinwhi-in mi continues to situation. condition. irsttid "On the of th!. announcement now .iatd that th company it la entered Into new proprrtlo-- . th I'or-tu- n district, near Mllford. I'tah. tlie and al.o the I.urnry und Moore Itaround i. further underan'l stood that the company I nccotitlnic of for another property in the the l.ninrv nni Moore KfouiiJ. C'onsidcf lose the fart that the comon the la r.t paide dividend pany cosnsnon jitock ?in July. - I . and that Its fariiinic for some tim- have Juntl-- f d t r payment except for oiiervt-tlon tho part of tne director,, due In uncttled Mexto owning prupcrtle n ern riKht to the ico, it hardly now h should .I(m kh"I'l-- r that I car of the put lnt new fnrppt btlnn common xten.on- and dividend tle asraln tl ferred. in "Tiie attitude of the dire1 tor. dividend on the common withholding the. sake of stock f r f tle company i resources praiseworthy op to h certain point. Iui when a urpii: h.iK tn- n esWttdlr'hed and the money H I.eir ;f put into new proirha it i flfrie for the common stockholder to come forward ai.d ftrk for an of what the InTare J activity In mining I r northern Nevada Ining for on of it n;ot thriving title. Thi bullion t being shipped from the mill of th Rochester Mine the Seven Troughs Coali rompiny tion. Wh-- n the Nevada rd. w w. mill started up. h .tin hipping bullion, this month the effe t upon th lank st wit! he pror Increased. portion, An Industrious little srisr was the rai thh w k of the xem M i.verjr of j antimony l( Anfftop Spring. aN'it Iwrnty-fl-mi- l. vhi. h give promtsfrom of hero mi ri if here, one of the Riim- -i of it kind In the sfife, WMU digging hi hol the viwT t r w Mm !io ti! portion of float rich in antimony. J. II. t'attntlrt noticed thc.x i"''lmnj hl g. ll't in.i'! Hti investigation prospectln h h resulted in the uncoxt-rinat KTA.oi rn"ii a 1'a.t that run aril per nt antimony. Th' vem I five fct wi.le at the surface and ha I'f n lin ovr" t for more tr n forty Ten of walls. fet with no pvi'I-t- earn-In- 1 k I-- pr l.n h h-- 'jy l'ai - r.- vi-init- y - 1 i 1 i- i -- Mine fhut d n hrt operation rp'im vv rv. t l. y w t r. - f S on th djs.iMtn': of th freight engine tr Nv.nl, jr.-rThis- nu l trar.-- I Line ore from the r;jr- to the mill. "ft!!. I the rnit.v"i Ht;irt. two Wtirn thc mill w p ,v ri;- of llu' t:; lrtT-- i tvrr lai.l off nil stvalt-iyt'T.u' -- ? .t - 1 1 ;ftr ha.1 nIrffrnttrn . - ex-pl- d ri nt ONTARIO AS VIEWED o . rro'ha ' n romr!f At IK" Jlinfs. h. an upfal-(n jfrttt ronnri t Ith T1 winze ThH th At vlri at 3t lvifK-thr Ut of tlt vein tr th tow i;o t't t an it Son." -- 1 fltU'l. S rffi-rirp wft.i I rnkfti ln.ii to ko ji tti' mill rurailiiw thin twn TTnntli. t Ttr Krwriman t:irrl. ilriven i;.i to ti m te rr t a aftrr c u - - "' l')ni of (1,H Ore W ,i i re mnvri in The redu'ttori ?i!,iri f the Ro.- he 1 com-p-o- 15 ti IV. t 1 s I tm-ronro- ; i " )- 1 v; tn-"t- r BY NEW YORK WRITER itpr.il---wilt f-- bottom of -- "01 t UTf pr'Tit tvorklrtc ntot: t!to l.'o-f?frt or- 1"VI on th' vpln In th neis.'!it Thi.H is how an eastern mining hoo.i of th illvM!nr lino htwc n (he 1 ami i 2. oM f;io writer views the resumption of work No. Thry nrp working In a jvrnfniit vrln, th at one o ;he old Park City mines: rr of which ntn ;.ven ?h ami Within tho pa?t week Ontario Silver a ton. . o Mn-'k- I-- ') Mining stock advanced on the New York .'toek I!xchanKe from 6 to 1 . f reacting to 10J. the close TWO NORTH TINTIC n Saturday. Tho who are bullish on Jhe silver issties argue that they lire a '"peace speculation." and should PROPERTIES ACTIVE hecoiTi"- - more attractive in proportion as war stock decline in favor on rumors of peace. It is expected that Kun pes n nations will require- large of silver for coinage on clo.. amounts Monday ;corse Heck. :Sr.. fp.arle. of the war. not to mention increased nd Archie u; e of the metal In the arts, and higher Johnson. Victor Iir.on price arc freely predicted in trade l'.rk left for Pel Monte, S- - where they circle. rantnn inwill reum work on the Ontario Silver Mining company i - ore for the first time In a shipplnc Ions whlto. operation were abandoned when the mine was damaged by fire. understood th mine has been It in ?nin? of the low-- i imwatcred workings dOntario Silver wa formerly a dividend payer, having distributed in all the amount of stock outj I ..."00.'o-- No dividends have been paid standing. nee The stock at one time no Id but following the fire and around M: bserptent flocdluir of tiie mine, dropThe comped to practically nothinK. the Ontario mine pany operating Turk Oty.i I'tah It has no floatunderstood to be Jr. ing deft and condition. good flnancj.il tension ttinnel. already In the hill over 4f.( feef. s the If.l JUnnrr. While two will work In the face of the tunnel th other two will drift on the fissure, value in zinc were where some tfood en. Just Pc fore work w. reported Ttd I'Ciided lat sprtnsf. promiin crantoti property adjoins the Piif mine. a The directors of ti e held a meetlnsr Tu. corporation, voted t extend the lay eentnsr anI nit? Jron t!ownt that the t'tnnol uri'lT j.'iow."i so i rornlneritly on the "Mirfa. . The tunnel I r.ow jn .".I', feet witi I fret farther to tro to rr. I, perpendlcu-l- r urifler t!ie tdowout. T:,e face r.f the tunoel will i then - 1T0 fret from the the surface. Ti t It ill and John worked v BiUte property L'tah-Orejfo- T-h- I n. l 1 -- " rar h- ! I ori-c-l- o illy W. A. K.irn was awarded A. Kerb v. FLAT STOPS t h contrn't to extend the t u n i and MINERAL will e leave ne.it uok with n free of r Pi t "n :i A f: I I'hri. " Alex r I.ip ru- - 1 work on : fioiiiif the WORK FOR THE WINTER North prnpertv ownedS' t; l. t people, and c. f.adjotrltit the f ll r'f ff.e north. Intension v lue in and si I er and some rin- have Mineral Flat miners came down from fotsd ori t?ti n pro.-nThe miners .ire p.w f"H -winir prpTtv. th- - ..tpvon thi- - week and will probably l!fH? le.ll Jll'd tlltnU th- ,,f, ,edV Is not Kf lack till tie melting snows t ot far uttant. to work there, make it less ALASKA GOLD AND ITS American Fork Citizen. This says i la bren showtna much dur$150 ORE TONNAGE property on the Salt l,ik exch-incw e k . ."Imp lelna in good I I N"e th e tiri'Ti ing the :ofoi r e t f i:f ifj frre,-..r,!jef The I'.iv State continue to improve rlf e: th- - prospecting of the big fissure with t ioriifH With one re enfly hid "I line SlUCO S t r l k li It rkpepeil Up l r. t r' rc!ttiv cgtnecr. and M.ssrs. sunk Tver have hipman He me ;o.,r th told that AI'k It twenty ami drlfte-thirty trTTtde ivith I'c mine was ' on luincipii s?df shovng improvefe. t. wst each let e they had at ment stmltar to fh In vein. the in this pros doing I; w th t tho mine .u- V.notsd silva ton of work t ri-a f.i.l prr-.eer-bad perintec.d'nT h.ii Mr. sacked. c,fe mill lorY f fore Tyler thinks that the proper course to for tirer Were tri,;i ' able to Ci ike the deliveries. pursue now is to push the lower tunti "Mf In fn'nanf-. insis'e! t!:.ati Alaska nel 200 feet and Intercept the ahead nt r h t . but loll would rf: than where the refeet vln M.inif-T: an l i t made- pr,,r.,.i cent w rk hadeeper that which done. He brought been h i;r.aMe to fulfil', some fine swmjdcs tlov.-- thi week that f.j It would tak- - at Th.it ar.Mhcr are on exhibition in Watt Storr's real e.i r be f Te they tad enough u:er.lnf estate office. a In a. rr tn fo Th men who have the contract on if ll..vi ore rsrul r. v. ncd I' that Wasatch Klnsr tunnel have prothe n would take s'ilt Inner period tefore gressed abotit fifty- ftet and are still f he d a riant could rvlfh n peeing .iwav. trly caf-:it th in are tor of ore lt ports from the Dutchman greater i mr hours. ennre twenty every allv Wild Nattr brothers that tie getting v d thergro!:n-Is a couraging result, with lead increasorklng Tuor-difficult tak to handle thin stir-f- ing in the big iron vein recently enc workings like "tali tV.pp. r." countered. . i . . i J!-- l - '. 'd - - nr-Tiv- ity de-m.ii'- l. . I . . . : i I i I ,li-k- I t- -l :r high-grad- e t1-"- ) I . - i lat 1 ,k I n . - . -- al!-tn- l i. I of corpER business ne FUNERAL DIPwECTORS 2. OTlNxslflentlon L VANS. Undertaker. Kmbalmer. chapel. 48 S. State; automomortuary bile service, if desired, without addiS. D. Wasatch S6L E. G. O'DONNKLU Undertaker and has moved to new location. Kmbalmer, 7 S. West Temple, Realty bldff. Phone SSO 225-22- WAN CO.. 160 S. West Temple. Salt Lake City. BIRD-C- No. 3A (Tlf Icat IonDRUG CO.. News MRS. G. E. GARDNER, for investment. It is Preferred both as to Divi- ami is redeemable at Company's option at 115 per cent of par. Dividends payable quarterly, January, April, July and October 1. dends and As-e- ts have the EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGE of placing the Utah, Idaho and Colorado allotments. Price $100 (par) a share, plus accrued dividends. Call or write. AVe Smoot Harold R. Walker Securities Bank Building, Salt Lake City. Company 816 S. SevPrompt at- LEE, BADGER Boston bldg. Was. 8 B. N. C. & 107. 3, JIEmOAL ANNOUNCEMENT. DR. I. P.. PARSONS, rectal specialist. made 153 Main street. Piles removed without BROKEN dolls repaired and like new; best xvork in the city. King the knife. Co.. 42 S. Main. g. R. D D XJL5EREAIM iijovx::paiors nalno SECURELY holds pipes, no at Z. C M. I. wire, all furniture stores. Mfg. by The and Patent Sales Co. SHORTHAND PRACTICAL Instructions In short. hand and typewriting. 234 E. First South, apt. 25. Was. 5623. SWIMMING THOROUGHLY AUGHT expert; V. Altree, guaranteed; course, $5. II.proficiency instructor 659. Sanitarium baths. Was. BY COYOTE reasofcr. West, Salt TAXIDERMY and cat rugs. $5.50; all worK 25 S. K. Third Schwartz, Lake, Utah. JYPEWRFERS TYPEAVrT $50. Guaranteed. to pay more? Whyterms. Utah list and Co., 36 W. Second Typewriter Exchange South. Wasatch 430. TYPEWRITERS rented, 4 months at $5 and up. Initial payment applied if Wholesale Typewriter Co., purchased. Inc., 329 S. Main. Wasatch 2761. ELECTRIC vacuum good as new. Cheap for cash, cleaner, Wasatch 2761. TRUNKS MADE, REPAIRED AND AVrite for price EXCAITOED AT Meredith's trunk store, makers of leather goods, 106 S. Main. Was. 2 717. VELDING WE weld all kinds of broken machinery parts215 good as new. Metal Edison St. Was. 4678. Welding Co.. VIOLIN LESSONS CHRISTMAS PRESENT FREE. Violin free with course of 40 private 4 425-lessons. Wasatch Rosell's Violin School, rm. 22, third floor Deseret National Bank bldg. VACJJJJl lESEGESJBRATIC RICH. LADIES, bring your last winter's me retrim them. Call DR. AGNES WINZELL has returned hats and let to the city. Offices 77 N. State street. mornings. 560 E. Fifth South. Hy. 2930. 603 Newhouse Bldg. Ash-wort- AUTOJVIniESjOLENjEp YOUR WINTER FLOUR xvhlle IDEAL garage, 27 Richards st.; car it GET is also poultry supplies, grain, cheap; cleaned and polished,. $1; stored, cleaned, polished, $10 mo. We call for BAILEY & SONS COMPANY. and deliver cars. Wrasatch 2652. ServPhones Wasatch ice 3535-3536-353- guaranteed. 7. AUTO STORAGE CALL Western Foundry for all kinds d STORAGE in finest fireproof steam-heateof water and stove repairs. ; serx-icegarage; day and night 74. Wasatch 44jackets expert washing, polishing; repairing. Lincoln Garage, 394 S. West Temple. STORAGE MODERN CEMENT floored private garage located on SecCOMPARE our financial standing, inond avenue and A street. Terms $5 per surance rate and warehouse with any 6303. Call Wasatch month. other. The superiority of the Keyser well known. storage over all others Is Co. Wasatch Keyser Storage Fireproof BUSTS DEVELOPED 2823. BUST developed secretly at 230 W. Sth So. Results guaranteed. Was. 1196. PANAMA CAFE. 261 S. West Temple. Best 15c meal In the city. Chicken dinner 25c. Try us. CJnNJGSJIE ""VETTaOOLT STITUTE. 116 S. WASATCH 6930. MAIN. WEATHER STRIPS THE "HIggin weatherf, windows; strips for doors and Phone Wasatch 7276. All-meta- l" wind-proo- STOTT, Was. 2664. XPJBRtpNJTJSTRY MOVE in largest ivan in city. Costs B. KEYSOR, 240 Main street. no more; service DR. J. guaranteed; H.careful BOWMAN. & MORRIS STEWART, Tel. Wasatch 6628. Good set teeth, $6. men. I do my own driving. CALLISTER, 802-80- 6 Mclntyre Bldg. Wrasatch 3637. Hyland 1923-- J. , UPSTAIRS. CAJRPTCLEANING 3C 37. POWERFUL electric; rent, $1.25 day; sell, $5 mo.; rugs cleaned, 75c. Dodge WORLD service. district messenger JOE KR.OGH, the razor grinds Phone Was. 7677 or 7670. Irish, mgr., 40 Bros. W'as. 703 6. ACCORDEON pleating in 24 hours. and sharpens safety razor man, rablades, & WE sell Thor cleaners. $19.75. Five Regal Cleaning Dyeing Co.. 156 E. zors, scissors, knives, etc. The Razor W. 2d South St. Second South. free trial. 159 S. State. Wasatch Shop, 55 W. Second South. days 4703. 602-60- annual dividend requirements. 11 O enth East. Hyland 3138. tention to mall orders. R VK KECOMMEXD thi? Stock 12 WILLICS-HORN- E KAKXIXCJS of tho Company for year ended October 31, 1015, applicable to Dividends on First Preferred Stock outstanding are more than THREE TIMES 3535-3536-35- R. FLORISTS Cumulative ofPreferred Stock Utah Power & Light Company S. STATE. H. M'CARTHY. HALL, REX HOTEL. MANAGER. ON. NOW "WINTER RATES furnished rooms, fireDR. J. C. COSTELLO, chiropodist, 218 New elegant PGlJIiTkYUPIES S. Main, upstairs, opp. Kenyon Hotel. proof, 50c, 75c, $1; with bath. $d$1.50; Was. 3S59. Graduate New York School weekly rates, $3 up, with bath. up WE HAVE ANYTHING YOU WANT. of Chiropody. trains. New Hotel Free bus S.meets allstreet. BAILEY & SONS COMPANY. 253 State Rex, Phones Wasatch DR. L. ZAMBIA, foot specialist, treats all ailments of the feet. 47 E. First THE CHESTER HOTEL 125 S. State, South. Wrasatch 5064. JPJtlNTING Modern, fireunder new management. Rooms $3 per renovated. STAR PRINTING CO., book and Job just up; xvith private bath, $4 proof, and week book binding and paper printing, S. A. 5633. Wrasatch Nutt, Prop. and 35 Postoffice up. place. Was. 137 0. SALT LAKE CLEANING & DYEING Co. Best work, prompt delivery, 265 68 K. First South, HOUSE, S. State. Wasatch 5235. Hyland 1939. 250LINCOLN rooms, 25c, 35c, 40c rooms; single rates or week by and 50c. Special SIGNS, banners and scenery for evCLEANING AND PRESSING month. Modern bath. 15c. Was. 3453. ery purpose, brass and chipped glass Chas. Peter'son, Psygneologlst. W. C. THORNTON CLEANING CO.; 138 State st. New signs. 20 Richards Bt. ALTON Phone Was. 1508. HOTEL French dry cleanins $1 year round. management. Hot and cold xvater; Wasatch 4109. steam heat. ROOM AND BOARD FOR CHIL pressed LADIES', gents' suits cleaned, VKEX THE RALEIGH, under new manage$1. Chicago Cleaning, 27 E. Fourth ment. Outside 137 E. First South. GOOD home for 1314 McSouth. Wasatch 2607. rooms, bath, hot and cold water, steam, Clelland st. Hy 532--children. reasonTerms reasonable. able. DRY cleaning $1; old suits bought etc. Rates and sold. 377 S. State. Wasatch 7697. ANGUS New SPECIAL rates for management, ciean, near 75c, $1.00; $3.50 week; school, day, week, month.children, rates 13-mod. rms., Hy. first-clasCJiOTHING 148 E. 1st All $15 month. UNION CLOTHING STORE carries South. RHJMATISM CURED best clothing and furpositively at.thelowest W. clean cold Exclusive STEAM water; KELLOGG, hot, heat, for rheumprices. nishingsW. L. 0 E. rooms; $2.50 xveek up; 50c to $1 night. atism; cures wherespecialist others fail 168 W Douglas shoes. agents Third South. Wasatch 2066-First South street. Wabash Rooms, 110 S. State. SEJO-HCLOTHmG COAL HAWAIIAN DANCE AND NO matter what others say, xve pay UKULELE INSTRUCTOR GOOD lump and nut coal mixed, $4.75 more for your second-hand clothes. 184 ton. Wasatch Phone per HAWAIIAN Hula Hula taught; also Call Was. 5235. Kalaluhi. Ukulele lessons. 2 2 66.Madam SECOND-HANALANinnnuNc Phone Wasatch STORES HAY, grain , flour, etc.; all orders BEST second-han- d PRICES for paid receive prompt delivery. Newman Comfurniture and rugs. & Evans. Bowers mission Co., 147 E. 2d South. Was. 4155. 113 S. Wrest Temple. Was. 2197. hat renovating, TO get first-clas- s let Jim do it. The Hat Shop. 116 E. HIGHEST cash prices paid for furniSecond South. ture. Axelrad Furniture Co., 42 W. AMERICAN COFFEE AND SPICE CO. Broadway. Wasatch 983. 265 Main st. Wholesale to consumer. HOUSE CLEANING Prices paid for used furniture. Furn. Co.. 430 State street, CIIINEMENTS EFFICIENT men by the hour or con- Michigan below Fourth South. Curtis service. Cleaning tract, janitor 5610. MODERN maternity home; private Co. Wasatch homes found for chilcases solicited, dren. Phone Was. 7059. 525 Center st. JAPANE S EGOODS AVE sell and rented at 50c per repair; Wasatch week. 159 S. State. 4703. DAIRIES JAPANESE art, crinaware. kimonos, Xmas. until open drv evening goods; 12 QTS. best milk for $1, delivered T. "Aikawa, 54 S. Main. service. Utah Farm prompt anywhere, RANGES connected, $1; water jackets dairy. 1324 Jefferson. KODAKS recleaned, $1. L jackets, $3; stoves All work guaranteed. Thone 337 Main paired. 2178. CO.. OPTICAL rnr.iTMRTAN E. E. Morriss. JDNCINf street. Kodaks and films, developing Hyland DANCING LESSONS DAILY. 10c. same day. 34 Main St. and printing J. 2593. BOOTH, 7 HSJKH5 22 6 402-40- WASATCH LAWN CEMKTKIIY. Per- First Public Offering J. 'lUEL.T'Mlir HOTELS J. CETERIES designs, blflg.; cut flowers. funeral decorating". Wasatch 291. L. M. LAW. florist. 214 K. Second South. Design work and decorating my specialty. Wasatch 37. MODERN plumbing, sewer connec attended to. tions, job xvork promptly T. R. Cam. Hyland 1370-- jamRtDPtDrjisT 10-3- the publication of the 1916 automobile ns per directory and onsupplements, file in the office of specif icHttons of state. the secretary DAVID MATTSON. Secretary State Hoard of Examiners. 32 2C . 126-128-1.- NoTirn. . bags GET your new and second-han- d for wheat, oats, barley and potatoes .rom BAILEY & SONS COMPANY. JFJTEjjn RIDS WILL PR KFCKIVKD RY THF. of examiners up to 12 state board o'clock noon Monday. Jan. 3. 1916, for tional expense. style, nary styles and inferior materials. My you. experience and taste will help referWrite for circular today; bank ences. Clara M. Clawson Shopping Bureau. 171 B st.. Salt Lake City. LUIOING RNBASANDJTJVIN 3-- Principal plac Suite 60S Boston building:. Salt Lake City, Utah. a meetNotice is hereby given that at held on of the board of directors an asing 27th of November. 1915, the day sessment of two mills per share was stock levied on the outstanding capital of the corporation, payable on or after December 1, 191". to the secretary, Mulr. at suite 008 l'Ston build-in- . Salt Lake City. Utah. this assessupon which on Any stockremain the 29th ment may unpaid dav of December. 1915, will be delinadvertised for sale at public quent and ami unless payment is marie beauction, fore, xvill be sold on the 29th day ot the delinquent January. 1916, to paywith the costs of together sjcsmeiil, of sale. Advertising and expense I0HAINK MFIR, COS P.oston Ruildlng, Salt Lake City, Utah. T t- - BE UP TO DATE AND BUY APPAREL ' not ordithat has N. Y. 18-2- .NOTICi: OF ASSF.SSMF.NT. petual care 1016 Kcarns bldg. W. new. Strickley Bros, make; make 20 O street. Phone Wasatch 7668-POWERFUL electric, $1.25 day; sell most offer. Call Hyl. 11 75c. $5 month; rugs cleaned. Dodge ICJTTOERAMI Brt. Wasatch 7036. GOOD FRAMING FjntNJJT EUREKA for sale, or rent, at $1.25 N TIIE LEAST MONEY. FOR 166 Stewart-Gleeso- n & '"vTvrVVH SON, Co. Wasatch per day. your pictures, 330 S. State. Was, 2S0. street. Wasatch 2856. Upholstering: Bring chairs recaned; new work a specialty. 5050. s. hs e every-da- y RAMRKRGKR R. ri. uncalled for sale, Thursday at No. 23 W. Rroadway. 1 will sell the uncalled for baggage and express packages, trunks, valises, grips, suit bundles, blankets and a lot case, of furniture, stoves, carpets, tents; brass beds, sewing machine; steam table, a and wearof lot. player piano Sale. 10. HO a. ladies m. ing apparel. CARL H. OSTKrtLQH. Auctioneer of Reputation and Abllltj'. at No. 60 S. West Temple, xvill sell six rooms furniture, I Wednesday like nexv. dressers, iron and brass beds, wardrobe, steel range, heater, dining set. rockers, tables, sanitary couches, dishes, fine lot and curtains, a. m. other tools. Sale, 10.30 carpenter CARL i:. OSTKRLOH, Auctioneer with a reputation. Always makes good. His word is his bond. Can give the highest references. Nuff sed. REMEMBER the bis special furniture sale from now until Xmas at the Utah Furniture Co. The greatest chance to save monev you ever had. We reserve nothing. It all goes at a of, from 25 to f0 per cent on saving the dollar. .marked in Kvcrythlng Utah Furniture Co.. j lain figures. W. Second South. BARGAINS in new furniture; out of is why we sell cheap: rtnt district high second-han- d brass beds, office furniture, rugs, dinlngf tables, almost new; half price; terms. Michigan Furn. Co., 430 btate St.. below 4th South. WOODWARD ACADEMY. WE buy and sell household goods. MOTOR REPAIRING AND KEY O. K. Furniture Co.. 343 S. State. Was. AYOSjCALES FITTING 1996. WHEN in doubt buy a Dayton. It BICYCLE and electric motor work. will stand the test of time and xvear of CONSULT C. L. Seber, most reliable long usage. Moneyweight Scale Co., Cole's Electric Shop, 67 S. Wrest Temauctioneer In Utah. Hyland 2547. 223 S. West Temple. Wasatch 403. ple. Wasatch 4513. C. E. OSTKRIX)H, auctioneer. Sells LAUNDRY a nything. Wasatch 2824-JDENTISTS DR. G. F. CARMAN, Dentist, formerPERSONALS with Union Dental Co., has opened ly offices at Judge Bldg. Was. ( Clainlflcatlon No. 6.) Work back same day (if desired). 2378. No extra charge. PALACE LAUNDRY CO. DR. LOUISSON, 511 Judge Bldg.. has Office 11 W. First South. Just returned from California and will Office 70 Wr. Second South. Was. 5287. 15. office be his December at after PALMIST AND PHRENOLOGIST. Office 79 F. Second South. Was. 1481. Office 33 E. Third South, Was. 3710. enThis famous palmist reads your Works 758 E. Fourth South. Hyland JDOLIOPITAL tire life from the cradle to old age. Just as the hand indicates. Gives you ALSO Japanese and Chinese fine 2562 562. brought to office saves 25 dates and facta, tells you what has goods, kimonos. Hep WoCo., 113 E. perLaundry cent. what is happening Second South. passed In life and a She without asking single question. does not tell things to please, but RESMAJKING as the hands indireads things Just JMLASSAGE cate, tells you the planets you were DRESSMAKING and alteration work, born under, the lucky and unlucky EXHILARATING massage; magnetic planets, when and where you will guaranteed; xvill go out by the day. treatments; rheumatism, nervousness. marry, settles and explains love, fam- Wasatch 6546. 176 E. First South. 10 W. Broadway, room 15. ily troubles, marriage, divorce, health, reMADAME ROCHARD, business, lawsuits. speculations, InDOROTHY HARRIS, vibratory mastransactions of all kinds. modeling furs, suits, coatsexpert relined. vestments, alcohol rubs. 36 Hercules hotel, sage, In fact, no matter what your hope, fear Store at 20 E. Broadway. 56 W. Broadway. or ambition, come to this noted palmist and lind help. There is no need tor DRESSMAKING and ladies' tailoring, MISS EVANS, manicuring, massage, to be unsuccessful. Her ad- reasonable anyone prices. 167 N. Main street. facial; eastern operator. Suite vice removes all trouble. She guaran2386-Wasatch Hotel James, 167 S. Main. tees satisfaction or no charge. Her are strictly confidential. Call readings GOOD dressmaker wants work by the free. Corner Eleventh MADAM LA VONE, massage and consult her and 576-10 1705. S. State street. day or at home. south and State. Hyland hours treatment by expert, scalp Office hours, 10 a. m. to C p. m. Hy9 p. m. No. 7 261 S. Main. m. to a. land 31J1-TJJFIESKERS MAISOTHERAPHY AND DRESSMAKING, alterations and all ATTENTION. LADIES! or of kinds home at CIGARS XMAS CIGA RS. sewing by PHYSCULTOPATHY 361 day; W. $1.60 per day; references. Special box Roods; best brands at First North. Keith special prices; holiday packages. WILL reduce you to stay reduced. Emporium Cigar Store. 216 S. Main. DRESSMAKERS 'to investigate new You can weigh just what you xvill. body builder, general debility, Y- method dress cutter.3033--Phone for dem- Natural paralysis, ragged nerves, rheumatism, onstration. Hyland BUSINESS DIRECTORMrs". Harris. Deseret displacements. EXPERIENCED dressmaker, special gymnasium. prices for holidays. Hyland 1817-JAJ3SJlYEJtS out-righ- Do-rai- CLARA M. OLSON, teacher of piano, method. $1.50 week. Studio al RRATITI FTTT. fumed oak buffet, J. largo love group, which number of claims, and the Chris Stiffens groun of two claims. Rose group It is understood that the was sold for fSS.foio with a, substantial payment, first payment. The second bal-n- c $.".000, falls due June 1&. and the will lx paid in $5000 payments ' t, every three months.was The Dove group purchased but the consideration has not It is understood, been iade public. bis price. got $6000. however, that Mr. Dove The Steffens claims sold fornew comIt Is understood that the pany will iii'O proceed at once to construct a mill of tons daily capacity. Some of the old dumps are to be worked over to be dewatered. and the mines areonce the most active Tuscarora was in and most important mining is camp credited eastern Nevada. The camp of upwards of with a record output from the Grand and flftv millions, mum of the richest ore Prize was taken this ore are ever found. Samples of found in cabinets all over the world, finer specimens showing some of thethree-fourtmore than pure gold. nkvada-anacond- a C. set, china closet, mahogany parlor suite, Has range, refrigerator, rockers, tables, curtains.or bddlnK, china. Take Sugar House Ninth Kast car, get off at Princeton avenue. C. K. OSTERLOII, Auctioneer. Recommended by all people of honor. Thirty years in Utah. Mine. Ituy And besides, th taking of this lease. Mr. Harrington has purchased for the Holden Smelting & Milling company W. T. claims, the the Rose group of fivecontains a thi: company. IANOEACHER FURNITURE rul-ln- OKTF.RLOIl S auction sale for week of December 20. Monday at No. 1005 Princeton ave., at 10.30 a. m.. I will sell six rooms of nice furniture, rugs, brass beds, child's bed. dining " Old. 1 I re-war- J. Ilos-kln- s. DR. A. L. VINCENT, 425 FELT BLDG. PARALYSIS, ASTHMA. NERVOUS DISEASES. WASATCH 1597. 17-- J. LOST AND FOUND (Classification No. 4) LOST On Main st.. diamond laval-ller- e and earbobs, wrapped in white tissuepair Liberal reward. paper. Return to 147 11. South Temple. I1ST Lady's back comb with engraved gold plate. Return 47 S. Main. Reward. LOST Diamond scarfpin. Liberal Call Hyland 603-AUCTION SALES Classification No. 5.) Au-ai-n n-in- vdenc - ERNST, carpet renorator; modern; makes carpets dustless. steam cleaned; 331 E. Second South. Hyland 1009. CALL MAIN 20. That Tuscarora la about to enter a of mining activity equaled only period by her palmy days, when she gave to the world million of dollars from her now seems a certainty, treasure the Klko Free I'ress. The old fays camp is coming hack and will again be listed among the active producers. the hoists will raise rich ore from the bowels of the earth, mill whistles will announce the noon hour and the old familiar sight of hundreds of miners ivith lunch buckets in hand, work, will going to and fromor their those who have gladdento ththe hearts In its camp years of adclung versity. Todav there xvaa filed with11.the coun-t- v S. recorder a lease, giving as receiver of the Tuscarora Mines company; to James I'. Harrington, for the Hnidcn Smelting- & Milling company, on all the property in and near Tuscarora belonging to the first mentioned company, for a period of ten years, or until August 1. 1915. Included In this lea!ii art all water rights, power plants, transmission lines, etc.. ns) well as mining property, machinery, etc. According to the terms of the lease the lessee agrees to proved immediately to take possession of the property ami commence, with due diligence, to out such operations or construccarry tion as xv 111, in the judgment of the paying lessee, place the property on amoment. basis at the earliest possible a pumping plant Iv the installation of for the dewaterlng of the mines, or by the erection of.a mill of not less than luO tons per day. for the of ore Mocked out or on the treatment capacity any jfccessible, or bywhich dumps, or easllv other plan or potlev ofofoperation the lessee prowill in the Judgment results In the shortest duce the best possible time. and dance music furnished for all Satisfaction casions. guaranteed. Phone Wasatch 5891. Geo. Easley. $1; vacuum house cleaning. 215 Tern-pleto- n cleaning and Wasatch 4256. bldg Ask for the Want Ad department.. One of th common Moc khoMers or k. N. v., Dec. 13 More thin th United tat?i SmttlniE:, liefinlr.i; 1 1.090 a month In gob! and stiver & MinirK rompny hrlntrs tt the ques''t!tton from the mln In l;ochetr tion of wh-- n are dividends forthom-Ini- c on hi jthar- -. pay th- - Uonton News and Kve,i Trough hi of 1.14 i monthly jhipmnts ar passing through litirt au. Il aj .; the t.,ink of Lovt.. k. That Is one to to authentic Informa'It s FUN! FUN! FUN! entertainers COLORED .musicians; oc- CLEANING MONTHLY RATE. per line per month. xvlll ads Telephoned prompt attention. $1.25 ROCHESTER OUTPUT CAETARUGCLEN &SaJIPET Ten cents per line for first Insertion. 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion, all classifications. Count six words to the line. BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY 27 S. dustproof. AVest Temple, Salt Lake City. WANTED h. TTJLTGAPJEIING LAKESIDE PRINTING CO., Postoffice Place. Tel. Wasatch 46 WANTED 1090. ADVICE, life, love, business, satis- faction. Madam Edwards-FacrbeclairCorner South Lawn voyant, palmist. JHLcxoj? and Second West. Take Murray car AND best prices paid for men's and to South Lawn. Phone Murray 320-cast-offPhone noxv, ''Wawomen's 38 Commercial street. WANTED at once, men and women. satch 793-The Bell Sample Shoe parlors, 403 THE Beneficial Aid Society of Utah Boyd Park bldg. Call, examine our new will call for your old clothes. Phone fall sample shoes; $2.50 is our price; no more, no less. Was. 1947. x. Women. 18 or over, MADE INTO $75MEN OLD FEATHERS month. Government jobs. wanted; Thousands positions obtainable. Wrrite for JSOAjJ list. Franklin Institute, Dept. 462-ALSO pompons my specialty. Dyeing, Rochester. N. Y. and curling. M. Whittaker, cleaning 167 S. Second East. WANTED Good subscription solicn itor. See Mr. Parsons at 8.30 between office 9 and PTICAL o'clock this morning. COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., 337 Main NOW is a rood. time to enroll at st. Dependable 'Rx- work at right Business college. See our Henager's prices. school before enrolling elsewhere. Positions guaranteed. r, J. s. M. K, Herald-Republica- . KIMBALL BROS. MOVING & STORAGE CO. Moving, packing, storage and shipping at reduced rates. 73 S. Main street. Wasatch 2188. BEST storage, moving, packing and Auto trucks. Reasonable shipping. rates. Redman Fireproof Storage Co. Wasatch 555 and 556. Male Help . PATTjmAIIDPAPERJT KALSOMINING, painting, decorating reaour WANTED TO WEAR MEN TRUSSES; FIT GUARANTEED. DRUG CO., WEST TEMPLE OUR REX fall prices AND and paper cleaning; Nationaln BROADWAY. sonable;& work guaranteed. 215 House Carpet Cleaning Co., AGENTS to line up with us, $20 to to Bldg. Wasatch 4256. made FLUFF rugs and rag carpets $60 per xveek for hustlers. Obtain full order. Wasatch 2316-I FURNISH paper and paper room Anthony Fisher. 171 w for $4.00. Kalsomining, $2.00 per room. particulars. South Temple. 5570. ILTJITUGS JTTRRIERS SPECIAL 2x12 electric beat. 75c; $1.00. the REPAIRED, remodeled. Reasonable thoroughly cleaned, Sutton, Sanitary Carpet Cleaner. Hyland 2300. prices. Hudson Bay Fur CZ., 238 Main, Tem-pleto- Was. ROOMS 54-50- ; papered; tinting $2.50 paper furnished and up. Hy. 2593-- STROCK'S x 51 EMPLOYMENT Oldest and Best. AGENCY. W. Second South St, v |