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Show TIIE YAQUI I MANS CAUSING rOPvRY avagcry of Tribe Makes Troops Hesitate to Fight Them. ASSESSHKXT NO. 4. WOLF MOUNTAIN COPPER COMPANY. Principal place of business. Salt Lake City, Utah. Location of mine. Cache county. Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a meetof th board of directors of the ing Wolf Mountain Copper company, held on the third day of 191C, an asone-ha- lf sessment. No. 4. of July, J) cent per share was levied upon the capital atock of the corporation outstanding, payable immediately to S. A. Holmes, of the company, at the office treasurer of the company, No. 509 Uccles building. Ogden. Utah. Any stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on the 2d of August. 1316. wil! be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will he iold on the 5th day of September, 1916. at 2 o'clock p. rn., at the office of the company. No. bQi Kccles building, Ogden, Utah, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, with the costs of advertising and expense of sale. S. A. IIOLMHS, .Secretary. No. 50 Eccles Building, Ogden. Utah. STRENGTH IS UNKNOWN Believed That Four Thousand Arc Armed and Menacing. NOTICH TO CONTRACTORS. NOTICK IS IIURKBY GIVEN THAT sealed bids will be received by the 8. Giwyma. Sonora, Mexico. July indiBoard of County Commissioners of Salt Lake county. State of Utan, until 11 Reports from outlying districts a. m., Monday, July 17. 1316, for cate renewed activity en the part of o'clock the construction of a reinforced conbeen the Yaqul Indians. This has crete dock bridge of two forty-fo- ot girder spans across Jordan river at old by those familiar with conSouth street, now Fifty-firditions In Sonora because the campaign Seventeenth South street. inaugurated by the de facto Rovern-meInstructions to bidders, together with in January for the purpose of plans and specifications, can be obtained upon application at the office of the the country of the Yaquls has county on receipt of a deposit not as yet been a success. or j. 00 surveyor each. , A certified check on some bank In Approximately 7000 troops were mob-- Salt, Lake in the sum of 5 per ihzed tinker General Diaguez to drive cent or tr.e City, Did, snouid accompany every In bid submitted, and the successful bid the Indians from their strongholds der will be required to furnish a good the Baeatetebe mountains, but the sum sufficient bond in the nnnrlv eauloned for the un and of 50 per cent of the contractpenal price for oran-ttcfpa- tfd st nt tol-tUp- Ti n-r- r. dertaking. They lacked discipline, ganization and spirit, and although the Mexican government may have desired an agsrcsslvo campaign, the local leader nnl men had no intention of taking th" offensive against the saages, whs fighting ability is well known throughout the republic. Like the Apache tripes of Arizona, the Yaquis have committed the most fiendish atrocities. For this reason the troops fear to operate ncainst the warrior. is not Tii. strength of the IsIndians estimated as knwn. but ftcuratIy of which approxihdne ;Ntif 10.000. !'''? are well armed fighting mately men. "This force generally operates in bands of " to lrt or more, which make swift and unexpected raids upon out-- . lyinsc ranches and village during the bar- est sason and at other times if lh- ir food f.;fd happen to run Jnw, n in the ens at the present time. Spies are r tint il'i'd throughout the farming who Ufp th tribe well intf.-trtr- ts airt In the raids. formed and Ilnrd in Tell Apart. The Indians dress as do the Kith shirt and trousers of faded blue denim or khaki, usually the latter, as ft Is more asily procurable, for many Yautils have served in the revolution rv arnilf. A straw hat. not unliket th.it worn large by northern farmers them with rim turned down, protects lden fronj thf xtiu and conceals their I are tit when necessary; and their if from th rough country by protected leather sandals suarachos. as they are called. This similarity of carb makes it dif ficult even for Mexican to distinguish of Indians from troops of the parties li farto government, and as a. result to enler towns s h.iniij have ben nMe was discovered before thdr identity For example, the town of sauz. honora, was raided last year. The Inhabitants taw th. mounted body approaching with trumpets flourishing and drums but It was thought that an ruffling, detachment of troops was ar expected Not until the Indians were riving. In the town was It realized actually cned. Men, women and han what, hadwere forced out of their homes rhil ion and driven to the town plaxa. where all wpre stripped. Terrified and helpless, stood while the savages packed they th clothing, looted the houses, gathered In the horses and mules, and rode off unmolested with four of the young girls. A Typical Hub!. The Mexican wife and family of an were carried off American. John the by the Indians during a raid upon town of Simttiie Grande during November of t.w year after the son had heen killed, but those captives Inwere released last month whn the diana vvfte forced to abandon one of holes upon the thfir many water of a vastly superior approach for'e of Mexican troops. Want of food and clothing causes the Indians to make their forays and for this reason the productive lands of the 4 American settlement south of the Yaqul to most river hav henwhich subjected laid waste have costly ofinfitrsdons, reirion and forced the mot ofthnt the settlers to abandon their In many cases pennifarm and return. less, to the UnlU-- States. Iite Information Indicates that the Indians are now operating to thea northsmall ward In th vicinity of Ortiz, town on the Southern Pacific railroad, thirty miles north of Ouaymas. ( IIINDt SAII.H FOlt i:NGI.AM. New York, July S. Viscount Suteml ambassador Chlnda, retiring Japanese on to th trnitel States, sailed York for line steamer Newtoday the American England, wher he will take up his Tew duties as Japanese ambassador to England. hr, un-expef- trd ma-Jort- tv d - - t 1 Ai:si:ir..T no. is. the faithful execution of the work under such contract. The Hoard of County Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids received. By order of the Board of Commissioners for Salt Lake county. State of Utah. A. II. CRAHRE. Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners!. Attest: (Seal) THOMAS HOMER. uri.ivni'i-v- County Clerk. v T liner & MILLING LEONORA MINING company. place of business, 18 E. First Principal South street (Union Clothing store). Salt Lake City, Utah. Location of mines. Mllford, Utah. There are delinquent the following described stock onupon of assessment account No. 6 of i cent prr anare. levied on the 17th day of May, 191, at 12 o'clock noon, the several amounts the narr.ea of the respective shareholders as follows: o. Amt. Amt. Cert. Due. Shares. Chas. Aniott 1.050 $5.01 30 1173 Mrs. Harry Aldous. 1.000 5.00 1FM Mrs. Harry Aldous. 1,000 5.00 1121 M. U Burns 207 l.53 M. u Burns 207 1.531 it;.. 1125 M. U Burn . .. 1.00X 6.04 7!i Badger Pros. 500 2.50 . .. 1,000 Bros. list) V.00 1197 Badger Bad eer Bros. 400 2.00 1234 Badger Bros. 6.00 1,000 12-1.010 6.00 Hidger Bros 1.000 Bros. l40 6.00 Badger 2 Bros. ... 1.000 6.00 Badger 1225 700 8.60 Ralph A. Badger 1.000 naries Beard 6.00 131 Charles Barrf 100 .60 52i (harli Beard . 1.000 6.00 527 Charles 200 Beard . 1.00 2$0 It. Uraiulf nbersr 6.00 1,000 1122 Mellisa Burns . 693 S.46J 932 Rachel Bachman 1.0 00 6.00 106S J. Beryam.nn 2.000 10.00 124 I & Co. 1,000 it. A. 5.00 1 It. IZ. Badger Htirnliam 6.00 1,000 127' J. R. Brown ... 1.000 6.00 6 70 if. b. Cole 1.000 5.00 719 H. B. Coie 1,000 5.00 "20 H. B. Cole 1.000 6.00 722 H. ft. Cole 2.000 10.00 723 H. B. Cole 4.000 20.00 12S II. B. Cole 1.000 5.00 H. B. Cole 12! 1.000 5.00 6 47 W. H. Chllds ... 1,000 5.00 674 W. II. Chills ... 1,000 5.00 H. Childs ... 500 6SIV. 2.60 71 S W. If Chllds . . . 5.00 l,f00 100 V. H Childs . . . 500 2.50 1011 W. II. Childs ... 1,000 5.00 1037 W. 11. Child f.00 2.50 673 W. H Chllds 1.000 5.00 117 W. H. Chllds 5.00 1,000 1193 W. 11. Childs 750 3.75 569 Alfred Col 10.000 50.00 896 Alfred Coie 1.000 5.00 S97 Alfred Cole 5.00 1,000 Alfred Cole 1.000 5.00 00 Alfred Cole 1.000 6.00 901 Alfred Cole 6.00 1,000 902 Alfred Cole 6.00 1,000 904 Alfred Cole 1.000 5.00 906 Alfred Cole s:oo l.ooo 907 Alfred Cole 1.000 5.00 905 Alfred Cole 1,000 5.00 910 Alfred Cole 1.000 6.00 1352 Alfred Cole 1.333 6.66) 870 F. W. Chambers 5.000 25.00 3 50 J. TV. Chase 1,000 5.00 1196 J. TV. Chase 700 3.80 11S5 Wm. G. Cornish .. 120 .60 241 John Chase 500 2.50 26S John Chase 166 .83 248 C. II. Carlsen .. 1.000 5.00 11S6 n. Cluff 625 3.121 4 40 Samuel Capner . 500 2.50 1043 J. F. Cnrlstensen 1,000 5.00 104 4 J. p. Christensen 500 2.60 113$ John Christcnsen 600 2.50 .T25 J. L. Denhani ... 500 2.50 1269 J. I. Denham .. 5.00 1,000 1172 E. C. Davis .... 500 2.50 1177 E. C. Davis .... 1.000 5.00 1340 E. C. Davis .... 1,000 5.00 12S1 E. J. Evans 1.000 5.00 923 Agnes Erickson 1.000 5.00 F ares losi 1.000 5.00 Henry 40-. w. 1.800 Gardner 9.00 134.Henry Gled. Jr. .. 4.286 21.43 75u". W. M. Havenor ... 1.000 5.00 1161 W. M. Havenor ... 1,000 5.00 M. 1163 W. Havenor ... 1.000 5.00 1206 W. M. Havenor ... 1.000 5.00 590 A. B. Harris 2.000 10.00 942 A. B. Harris 2.000 10.00 5S1 v.'. J. Harrison 2.450 12.25 941 W. J, Harrison .. 3.000 15.00 331 W. F. Hackett .. 1.000 5. 00 332 W. F. Hackett .. 1.000 00 5. 4 2 Geo. F. Hurley . 1.000 6. f0 set-opposi- ..... ..... 5 l-- fJObH MOUNTAIN CIIaMI'ION min-'in- g & Milling company, Principal office and place or tusinesi 2I1 South Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a of the board of directors held meeting of Jane. 1915. an asen th I5th day sessment of 1 of one cent per share was levied and assessed on the capital 42 lock issued and outstanding of the 4SI payable forthwith to C 740 corporation, I:. Long, secretary of saM company, m 751 2 14 South Mjin street. Salt Lake City, 2 Utah. Any slock upon which this as- - 75 753 essmeut may remain unpaid on the XOth day of July. 191. will be delin435 and advertised for sale at public quent au tl.jp. and unless payment is made 436 15S left.' re will be- sold on the 10th day of 1190 asto the pay delinquent August. 11S9 sessment Til, thereon, together with coat 1200 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1916. N, AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE name of Fremont avenue in Gabbott's addition, five acre plat "A," big field eurvey, to Richards street, and directing the county surveyor and county recorder in reference thereto. Be It ordained by the board of county commissioners of Salt Lake of Utah: county. State Section 1. That the name of Fremont avenue in Gabbott's addition in lots 6 and 7. block 11, Five Acre plat "A," Big Field survey. Salt Lake county, Utah, be and the same is hereby changed2. to Richards street. That the county surveyor and Sec, county recorder of Salt Lake county nre hereby directed to make said changes upon all official county maps in the future. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect on the fifteenth day of July, A. D. 1916. Passed by the board of county commissioners of Salt Lake county. State of Utah, this thirtieth day of June, . D. 1910. A. II. CRABBE. Chairman. Board of county commissioners, Salt Lake County. Attest: THOMAS HOMER. County Clerk. AN ORDINANCE CHANGING TIIE name of Fremont avenue in South Main street addition, Five Acre Plat "A." Big Field survey, to Richards street, and surveyor and directing the county county recorder in reference thereto. Be it ordained by the board of counLake county, ty commissioners of Salt " State of Utah: . Section 1. That the name of Fremont avenue in South Main street additions In lots 8, 9 and 10. block 11, Five Acre "A," Big Field survey, S'alt Lake plat Utah, be and the county, same is hereby changed to Richards street. Sec. 2. That the county surveyor and county recorder of Salt Lake county are hereby directed to make said upon all official county maps changes in the future. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect on the fifteenth day of July, A. D. 1916. Passed by the board of county commissioners of Salt Lake county. State of Utah, thia, the thirtieth day of June, A. D. 1916. A. II. CRABBE. Chairman. Hoard of county commissioners. Salt Lake county, Utah. (Seal) Attest: THOMAS HOMER. . County Clerk. AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE namo of Dunford avenue in Dunford subdivision, five acre plat "A." Big Field surves. to Richards street, and the county surveyor and directingrecorder in reference thereto. county Be It ordained by the board of coun-t- v commissioners of Salt Lake county, State of Utah: Section 1. That the name of Dunford avenue In Dunford subdivision In lots 2 and 3. block 11, Five acre plat "A," Big Field survey. Salt Lake county. Utah, be and the same is hereby to Richards street. changed Sec. 2. That the county surveyor and county recorder of Salt Lake county are hereby directed to make said changes upon all official county maps in the future. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect on the fifteenth day of July, A. D. 1916. Passed by the board of county commissioners of Salt Lake county. State of Utah, this thirtieth day of June, A. IK 1916. A. II. CRABBE. Chairman. Board of County Commissioners, Salt Lake county. (Seal) Attest: THOMAS HOMER, County Clerk. (Seal) HARRISON. At S15 E. Twenty-firs- street. July 8. 1916, Myrtle ter of Heber W. and Mary M.. A. t daugh- Madsen Harrison. She was born December 30, 1907. in Salt Lake. The body will be sent to Provo by Joseph William Taylor today (Sunday) at 7.15 a. m.. Oren road. F"uneral services will be held at Provo and interment in Provo ceme tery. WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY. Per. pctual care. 1016 Kearns bldg. W. 1866. WANT AD RATES ASTER plants, 15c per doxen. 3391 M. 1163 S. Third East. n. Hy-lan- FLORISTS (daaaifleatlon No. S.t florist; new store. Funeral leadingour -- Classified Advertisers! The National Cash company will pay you for advertising In this deyou partment. The cashier will giveReccredit In the company's "Sale ord Book": when you pay for your credadvertisement and your on money its amount to fifty when dollars epent on advertising and for merchandise with any of the merchants in the a dividend of One Dollar system, will be mailed to you. If you deposit this money in a Savings Account with one of the institutions in the system, banking the National Cash company will pay you T)ne Dollar every time you save Ten Dollars thus earned. Ask for a National Cash company "Sale Record Book." It Is FREE. Books may be had. by applying at the cashier's desk of The or at store listed in the book, or atany the company's 4 office. Utah Savings & Trust building. Use your National Cash Company n Book when paying for -Want Ads." Ilerald.llepubllcan "Want Adsw Pay. Herald-Republica- S. Main. Ash-wort- J. n, Wasatch KIMBALL BROS. MOVING & STORAGE CO. .Moving, packing, storage and shipping at reduced rates. 73 S. Main street. Wasatch 2188. (Classification No. fl) Elderly people who want a quiet country home, people who are run down and want to build up, those all the good possible out of wanting summer vacation, to come, to our their Bo'untlful sanitarium. Investigate. Milk Sanitarium, Bountiful, Utah. Phone Take Centerville car. FRIENDS of C. F. Carter are anxious to here of his whereabouts. He left his home some weeks ago and has not been heard of since. Anyone giving any clew to his whereabouts kindly notify his wife, 2 West court, city. CUT this out for luck Send birth date and 10 cents for wonderful horoscope of your entire life. Prof. Raphael, 499 Lexington, ave.. New York. WIDOW. 21, worth $50,000. would marry. M, Box 584, Messenger, Los Cal. WANTED 52-N- -l. Angeles, MARRY rich, be prosperous and happy. Write New Home Club, Los Angeles, Cal. anxious to 27, marry. International, Box 959, Los Angeles, Cal. FAT How to reduce It. Full particulars mailed free. Hall Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo. R135 Dept. POCATELLO Miss Minnie Thomson letter in general delivery. E. W. M. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS E. E. ROWE, lawyer, 33 years' ex23 Main (ground floor.) Was. perience, 2260. & RICH. BOOTH, LEE, BADGER 8 Boston bldg. Wasatch 1268. 602-60- MORRIS BOWMAN. 802-S0- & 6 6911 160 S. ns N CO.. W. Temple, Salt Lake City. MRS. G. E. GARDNER, enth East. Hyland 3138. -- ...... to-wi- MA-JO- third ...... 135-13- - de--linqu- HOTPOINT vaouum cleaner for Electrlo Irons, down. 159 S. State, Was. 4703. $25 $19.50, one week only. $1 IN DR. SHIPP'S school can reduce expense with work. 713 Second avenue. " WALL PAPER Y J. kalso-mlnin- g; M. - J. R. 'arnoldPhb'xpert wall R. profit-sharin- . JUNK CO. LAWN MOWERS Junk 739 S. SHARPENED J. W. 232-3- an R, R. Oar .Wa&i Ack are the Bait that catch the Big Fisfe Results r. to-morrq- yV Try. one pap Chicago. IfflAlE MLBEi PALMIST AND PHRENOLOGIST J. 111-11- de- cleaned 75c Dodge Bros. livered; rugs Wasatch 7036. CALL Eardley Bros., Was. 8700. We 87 E. First $1.25 a day. rent them, South. J. 135-3- I- VACJJILElIlS cleaners; rent $1.25 ELECTRIC Y. AFAjIHOJ)M . ABE GORDON pays good price for anything of value. Wasatch 4807 J. South ave-nu- e. 225-22- - CAFE 830 W. INTERMOUNTAIN 816 S. SevPrompt at- WAL-THE- Sec-on- FIREPROOF storage; also expert 88 Commercial street. M. A. Keyser WE ARE showing new styles and packing and shipping. 328 in great variety. We have W. 2d South. Co., colorings Storage Fireproof In all the better Phone Wasatch 2823. large selections as well as the kinds for tenegrades, Dr. ments, at lower prices. Also few barOSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS FIREPROOF storage, moving, pack- Mary Graduate and remnant lots. Rivers Bros Gamble, osteopath. 655 28 W. Broadway. shipping. Redman. Wasatch American School of Osteopathy. Office gain ing, 656. and 516 Templeton building. Phone Wasatch 1870. Res. phone Was. 861. WINDOW AND PAPER CLEANING FURNITIJREREAIRING EXPERT window and wall paper DR. A. D. VINCENT prevents operaR. Woods, 269 Hampton W. W. WILLIAMS & SON. 166 N tions. cleaning. Was. 425 Felt Office, Bldg. street. Wasatch 2856. Upholstering; 1597. Res., Was. 992-Hyland 2S83-chairs recaned; new work a specialty. WALL ?TAPER UggANIff G DR. GRACE STRATTON-AIREOTELS Office 507 Scott Bldg. Was. 4970; cj2fornta"clj Res., 89 M st.. Was. 5670-room $1 and paper, kalsomlne cleaned, LINCOLN HOUSE. 68 E. First South. also wallpaper and kalsominlng. up; 250 rooms; single rooms 25c, 35c, 40c Wasatch 3538. racAL and 50c. Special rates by week or 15c. 3453. Was. month. Modern bath COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., 337 Main WANTED street. Dependable Rx work at right ALTON HOTEL, Sofus Jepsen, prop. prices. Modern rooms, with or without bath; WANTED Male Herp transients 75c up. $3 and up per week. PAPERHANGING PAINTING, 138 State. TEN-DASPECIAL. KALSOMXNING CHESTER HOTEL T horoughly inslde work. Latest sttyle straw hats. reg. $2, $2.50 kalsominlng, Phono' cleaned and refurnished rooms, with or AllPAINTING, Was. and $3 values, all at $1.45. without bath. S.Special rates 'by week 1946-- workJ. guaranteed. P. Parnell. Call mornings. or month. 125 State. Choice shepherd plaid suits, season's a few, regular $2 5 latest creations, PAINTING, paper hanging and only THE RALEIGH, 137 E. First South. A. on new to work. close at $11.50. estimates values, Outside rooms, bath, hot and cold wa- Collls, Was. 5189-ter. Reasonable. Several mahogany worsted suits, danHAVE it done right. Painting, pa- - dy for summer wear,- regular $25 nnd TUXEDO HOTEL 44 S. State. Ed$27.50 values, yours at $11.50. paper ward Raymond, prop. Modern, hot and fierhanging, kalsominlng, 4697-cold water. Rooms $1 up; with bath, $2. Blue serge and gray worsteds, high FOR painting, paperhanging, tinting class clothes, at very reasonable prices. KODAKS rates, and kalsominlng at reasonable $5 and $6 pants at $3. Was. 1856-COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., 337 Main call Hancock. street. Kodaks and films, developing BEEHIVE TATLORING CO., PAPER CLEANING and printing same day. L. SOLOMON, Mgr. 276 8. West Temple. 102 W. Broadwav. EARN $100 weekly managing clean, paper cleaner, 108 Third avenue. 26 experiyears' mail order business. We THE EASTERN JUNK AND METAL ence. legitimate Wrasatch 2218-furnish everything. Right party need CO., inc.; one of the largest concerns not worry about capital. Splendid in the west. Dealers in iron metal, chance for intelligent, employed perbones, rubber, rags, bottles, sacks, son to control independent business on hides and pelts, etc.; write for prices. g TAJRllLNTrNG CO., book and job basis, beginning in spare Office and yards, 353 W. 7th So. Phone rultime at home. Particulars book and Was. 118. evenings paper binding printing, free. Opportunities Exchange, Buffa-lo- , ing. Zo Postoffice Place. Was. 1370. N. Y. CITY" JUNK CO. prices paid Waauto tires. RUGS CLEANED AND REPAIRED for junk, old clothes,Highest SALESMEN satch 2779. Every retail store ORIENTAL and domestic rugs by ex wants our proposition, nothing like It Geo. S. Koshaba & Co., 118 State, ever before at less than twenty times pert. 2103. JUNK AND BEER BOTTLES the business repeats itself every Was. ten price, weeks, weaswant salesmen living in HlGl?'pVb2e1g'7"pli small towns well as in the cities. PALMISTS Junk and beer bottles. II. Guss, 823 S. For full particulars address J. F. 6823-State. Wasatch O'Brien & Co.. 164 W. Washington St., wanted. Highest prices paid. State. Wasatch 1634. ACCORDEON PLEATING Special dinner 25c; short and Chinese style. Charlie Hong, proprietor, 220 S. State. U. S. orders E. G. O'DONNELL Undertaker and tention to mail orders. ANTWATECOILEPIRED has moved to new location Embalmer, REPAIRED. Leaky water colls, and 7 S. West Temple, Kealty bldg! EAUYPLORS. without moving. C. A. tanks repaired 1'hone 580. MME. Freida Korte, graduate French Fowler, 112 W. 2d South. Was. 4980. S. D. EVANS, Undertaker, Embalmer, and German face and hair specialist; removal of wrinkles, freckles: bust de LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED 48 s. state; automocnapei. mortuary .208 Walker veloped; scalp treatment. addiif service bile desired, without AND REPAIRED 2117 uuilding. Wasatch tional expense. Wasatch 364. BY" Z. C.'M. I. expert at your home. LOST AND FOUND J3ABYJ3ARRIAG Phone. Hyland 2030-RETIRED while you wait. J. W. LOST Pearl stud with diamond in Guthrie Bicycle Co., 228 E. 2d South St. ANpjCAPjWOJRK while riding in automobile. Wasatch S59. center, same DESIGNS, maps and garon was lost planting, Homes." Second South Think Porter dening. "Handsome and Main148--street. Finder please phone BEDBUGS AND COCKROACHES 2358-Landscape Co., Hyland Liberal reward. Hyland EXTERMINATED, guaranteed. 1 to 5 LAUNDRY Product for sale 6 at office. LOST Money and transportation. years. Edison. Cleanser Produce Corp., Keep money, return transportation Work back same day (if desired) office. I N. Ells- Was. 7825. jno extra charge. worth. PALACE LAUNDRY CO., ANYNTRIPS 11 W. First South. Office LOST Platinum scarf pin, cabochon. Office 70 W. Second South, Was. 5287. CANY'ON trips by team or auto. By sapphire and diamonds. Jleturn to 417 Office 79 E. Second South, Was. 1481. Was. 4758. Rates reasonMcCornlck building. Reward. day or503week. Office 73 E. Third South, Wras. 3710. S. State. able. Works 758 E. Fourth South. Hyland AIREDALE dog. 2 months old. Re562. 2562, turn to B. M. Hannon. 915 W. North to office saves 25 Laundry raPACTXCFARIiOJ cent. brought Temple. Reward. per L. E. FARNSWORTH; A. E. 516 Felt bldg. LOST One fat bay mare, branded 4. Phone Wasatch 1566. 723 E- Fourth South. Hyland 2771-jACCJURTAINS Reward. LAUNDERED, 25c pair; work guarMrs. L. B. Coleman, Was. anteed. LOST Young Airedale dog. Phone 4695-Reward. Was. 6429-PANAMA CAFE, 261 S. West Temple. 15c meal in the city. Best Chicken MOTOR REPAIRING AND AUCTION SALES KEY dinner 25c. Try us. (Clanalfleatlon No. 5) FITTING CANYON RIGS FAR out Is why we can sell so BICYCLES, lawn mowers, cheap rent. Terms. $10.00 cheap beds Cole's Electric Co., 67 S. Westrepairing. GOOD canyon rigs for hire reason Temple. Brass up Wasatch 4513 18.00 up able. 3571 So. 7th East. Axminster rugs davenettes '.,.. 25.00 up Davenports and9x12 39.00 Roval Wilton, CARPET AND RUG CLEANING 15.00 up Buffets 5.00 up Refrigerators PAPER cleaning SI per room and uo: 3.50 up Mattresses National House 25.00 up all work guaranteed. Kitchen cabinets 7.00 up Cleaning Co., 4256. Gas Tanges 1.00 per yard Linoleum, domestic ORIENTAL and rugs MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO., cleaned and repaired by expert. 118 S. 430 State, opposite County bldg. State. Was. 2103. S $ $ ? $ J J J $ $ SPECIAL 9x12 electric beat. 7Rc; $ If you want to furnish a home Sutton the 9 and you want to save money $ thoroughly cleaned. $1. $ corne and see us before you buy $ Sanitary Carpet Cleaner. Hyl. 2300 $ elsewhere. We handle 2da com- - 9 hand $ line of new and plete S that is $$ CAMPING AND FISHING PARTIES furniture anl everything Salt Lake $ needed in a house. BEST fishing in state, Duchesne Furniture Co..store 7 to East Broad- - $$ Auerbach's. Forks, auto fare $5. Phone Main 53. $ way. Next $ $ Wasatch 3637. CLEANING AND DYEING BARGAINS In new furniture: out of THE MYERS CLEANING & DYEING rent district Is why we sell cheap; CO., expert cleaners and dyers; wholehigh second-han- d brass beds, office furni- sale and retail; mail orders solicited; dining tables, almost new; clothes insured; work guaranteed. ture, rugs, terms. 6 E. Broadway. Furn. Co., Michigan half price; St.. below Fourth South. 430 Herald-Republic- Blind writer and Olivers. $2.00 $4.50 $5.00 Any make late modelon .. $2.50 $7.00 $8.00 purchase.) (Rent applies BUY A TYPEWRITER LIKE RENT. $12.50 to $55.00. REBUILT. $5.00 down and $5.00 per month. Guaranteed. RemUnderwoods, Smiths, Olivers, ingtons, etc. Shipped on approval. WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER CO., 329 So. Main. Salt Lake City. Utah. Phone Was. 276 L TYPEWRITERS for rent or sale. $10 to $50. Guaranteed. Why pay more? White for price list and terms. Utahd Exchange Co., 36 W. Typewriter South. Wasatch 430. TUTORING TUTORING in shorthand, elementary and school subjects; 929-languages. Mrs. L. M. Harris, Hyland h, 4474. FIREPROOF STORAGE PERSONALS 73 (riMMMtflcaf Ion No. 2) YJPEWRITERS RENT A TYPEWRITER (ALL MAKES) 1 mo. 3 mo. 4 mo. . DR. J. B. KEYSOR. 240 Main street. LET MITCHELL call and figure your Phone Was. 6628. Good set of teeth $6. moving, packing and Firestoring. auto vans for warehouse, proof large FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS out of town moving. Save your packing. Deliver goods same day. Radius CALL Western Foundry for all kinds 100 miles. Call Was. 414. of water Jackets and stove repairs. JAAYER FUNERAL DIRECTORS HIGHEST cash prices paid for furniture. Axelrad Furniture Co., 42 W. Broadway. Wasatch 983. EXPERT DENTISTRY - widow Wrasatch J. Heraid-Ke-publica- BIRD-COWA- specialty.1516.Decorations. Wasatch sSSJ5SG5EEJTC R. 603-60- WEALTHY" D Temple. -- Kearns bldg. Was. do-sig- STORES BEST prices paid for second-han- d and rugs. Bowers & Evans, furniture 113 S. West 2197. SECOND-HAN- ALSO installed. $1.25 "each, complete, SCIENTIFIC massage and alcohol including material. Was. 4964-J- .. rubs, $1. Room 3, 247 S. Main. DANCING DANCING lessons daily. Woodward's WASATCH SerMessenger Trust bldg., . 34 vice. Red Crow,District 3030 or 3545. academy, Security Was, Mgr. Main street. Write me. MOVING VANS DRESSMAKERS HOUSEHOLD goods handled with care MRS. D. B. GIBSON, ladies' tailoring by experienced men. Auto trucks used I will tell you the cost beand dressmaking. 1509 Park st. Hy- exclusively. fore I move you. John McPhee Piano land 2074-Moving Co., Wasatch 1798. DRESSMAKING, alterations and rein largest van in costs Sorensen, 315 E. Second noMOVE modeling. Mrs.2644-more; contract driver.qlty;Careful South. Was. men; I do my own driving. II. W. Wasatch 3598. Hyland 1923-and CLASS FIRST dressmaking Rl!nXAiyRlDaTVdc Terms reasonable. Hy. sewing. plain THE reliable Redman way. Wasatch Lake Picture Framing Shop. 3391-555 and 556. 160 Main st. State. 1.000 J. Hansen 5. 00 J. Hansen 1.000 5. 00 W. C. Inglish 1.000 5. 00 w. C. Inglish 1.000 5. 00 C. W. 1.000 5. 00 Inglish W. C. Inglish 1.000 5.00 v. w. 5.00 Inglish ..... i.vuti 1.000 Caroline Isaacsen 5.00 Jane Ivaacsen .. 1,000 5.00 Murt Johnson ... SQ0 2.50 I. M. Johnson 775 3.87 T. A. Justensen 775 3. $71 300 JuMensen Mark 1.50 and sale. of of advertising expenses 42S H. O. Johnson . 1,000 5.00 C i:. Ixj.ng. Secretary. 1194 770 Justensen 3.83 Mary Fait Lake City. Utah. 184 w. I Klney ... 600 2.50 ... H. Knudson 1290 1,330 6.65 AN Or.THNANCE CHANGINO THE 1139 E. S. Ivrsen ... 300 1.50 anves of First Avenu. Second Avenue. 220 John Mtion 1.000 5.00 Third Avenue, and Fourth Avenue in 571 Robert Murnock. Jr.10,000 Voutti " I'.ouievard Subdivision. Ten Acre s0 Robert Murdoek. Jr. 1.000 60.00 5.00 I'lat .." Ilig Field Survey, to 300 945 Robert Murdoek, Jr. 1.50 and 1351 Street. Main street. Panama StreetMajor 1.333 Jr. Murdoek, 6.66) Richards street, respectively, anil di- 1071 Robert E. W. Matson .... 3.000 15.00 the County Surveyor and Coun- H4S Wn. recting Monnacott .. 700 3.85 In Ue reference order thereto. ty lie It Ordained 766 Horace Nebeker .. 1,000 6.00 Hoard Counthe of by 4 . 2,859 14.291 Nebeker 134 Hazelton of Salt Lake County, 150 Mrs. Jos. Oberndor- ty Commissioners of Utah; State fer .... ........14.075 70.371 SUCTION I. That the names of the 179 Mrs. Jos. Oberndor- in South Boulevard EOO . following avenue fer 2.50 Subdivision in Lots and 10, Block 40. A. Peterson 2.500 12.50 Ten Aero Plat "A." Pig Field Survey, 692 A. Peterson 2.000 10.00 and the 624 Salt Lake County, Utah, be 1093 Matt Peters 2.500 12.60 as follows, same are hereby changed 365 Mrs. Idona Rlorden 1.000 5.00 t: The name of FIUST AVENUE 1053 S. Kahan .. 1,000 5.00 Harry la ii suMlvlsion to said in changed 500 1299 Henry Symens .... 2.60 STREET; SECOND AVENUE, in 1140 Theo .. 1.000 Schweitzer 5.00 Is chariTed to MAIN 767 Geo. Torgensen ... 1.000 Fald sudivislon. 6.00 avunui:. in said 726 S. Turner hti:i:i:t: 3.500 17.50 fiutdivlsion. to PANAMA STRUKT; and 1167 E. A. f. Thatcher .... 1.000 5.00 In said subdivision, 1066 C. J. T'lrlch FtlKT!l AVIINUi:, 1,000 6.00 STI'.ECT. to KIi'llAHDS 1104 C. J. Ulrich 6.00 SUCTION 11. That the County Sur- 1156 J. li. Whitney .... 1,000 1,000 5.00 of Salt Lake 777 Fred I!. Wooley .. 1,000 veyor andareCounty Recorder 5.00 directed . to make 1188 Louisa Woodbery hereby 50 County 25 official all said changes upon And In accordance with the law and county in the future. mars an order of the board of SECTION III. This Ordinance shall made on the 17th day of May. directors 1916. at on State the fifteenth day of July, 12 o'clock noon, so many shares take - effect of 11LAKE CLEANING & DYEING of such stock as may be A. each parcel household goods. CO.SALT WE buy and well 343 265 Hoard of County Com- r.ecesnary will be sold at public auction Best work, prompt parsed byofth Salt delivery. 1939. S. State. Was. S. State. Wasatch O K. Furniture Co.. 5235. State at 12.30 o'clock noon at 7 Iike missioners County, Hyland E. this thirtieth day of June, Broadway. Salt Lake City, .Utah, on 1996. cf D-Utah, A. - "l6- Tuesday, July 11. 1916, to pay the CHIROPRACTIC A. If. CI! A HHI'I, Chairman. BIG reduction all this week at the assessment, together with the Store, 368 S. State. Roval Second-han- d Hoard of County Commissioners, Salt cost of advertising and of expense sale. SALT LAKE College of Chiroprac C. D. BROWN. Secretary-TreasureLake County. THOMAS HOMER. located at 6i N. State. Phone C. E. OSTERLOH, auctioneer. 18 and 20 E. First South street (Union Sells tic, Atte?t; Was. 6571. ClothJne store). Salt Lake CUr, Utah. anything. .Wasatch 2824-t'eal County Clerk. C. C. - 7 L&SSAGE NEW LOCATION. MILDRED GREY. dren. Phone Was. 7059. 776 E. So. Tern. Magnetic alcohol rubs, room 2, Rome hotel, 265 S. Main. CHIROPODIST MARY WILSON, bath, massage and Dr. ELIZABETH L. WISMER, Diplo- alcohol rubs. Hours 2 to 10 p. m. 302-- 3 mas from New York and Paris. 725-- 6 Hotel James. Mclntyre bldg. Was. 2S09. TRAINED nurse and masseuse gives baths and massage in your home. R. L. ZAMBIA, foot specialist, treats vapor -- 40 S. 7543-- J. Was. 8th West. 47 E. First of all ailments the feet. South. Wasatch 5064. BETTY EVANS, massage; eastern operators. 402-- 3 Hotel James. 167 S. Main. Mclntyre bldg. MARIONEAUX. STOTT & BECKE, 406 -- BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY CONFINEMENTS MODERN maternity home; private cases solicited: homes found for chil- Ten cents per line for first 6 cents per line for each subsequent Insertion: all classifications. Count six words to the line. MONTHLY RATE. 11.25 per line per month. Telephoned ads will recoive prompt attention. CALL MAIN 767. Ask for the Want Ad department. STEWART, CALLISTER, FLOWERS 21 BUSINESS DIRECTORY A-2- 0, m .... HERALD-REPUBLICA- iss This famous reads your enthe cradle to old age, tire life from palmist Just as the hand indicates. Gives you dates and facts, tells you what has what is happening passed in life and without asking a single "question. She does not tell things to please, but reads things Just as the hands indicate; tells you the planets you were born planets, under, the lucky and unlucky when and where you will marry, settles and ,explains love, family troubles, health, business, marriage-- divorce, investments, lawsuits, speculations. no transactions of all kinds. In fact, matter what your hope, fear or ambinoted palmist and tion, come to this no need for anyone find help. There is to be unsuccessful. Her advice removes all trouble. She guarantees satisfacare tion or no charge. Her readings confidential. Call and consult strictly her free. Corner Eleventh South and 1705 S. State street. Office hours State, 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Hyland 3191-MADAME EDWARDS FAERBER Lawn Life, love, business. Cor. South car and Second West. Tak Murray 320-- to South Lawn. Phone Murray every day except Saturday. MADAME SNYDER has removed to 22fi E. Third South. Office hours 10 to 5. and 8 to 10. Was. 5913. J. PRINTERS anywhere who have spare time, double their salaries, selling our goods; every printer buys at sight 100 per cent profit. Printers' ave.. Co., 240 Huntington SpecialtyMass. R125 Boston, MEN Beat this $15 salary or 50o success hour for spare time immense hosiery, guaranteed introducing cheaper than stores. No experience. Write quick. International Mills, R107 Dept. 87, Norristcwn, Pa. GOOD money made at home knitting Machines furnished on time. hosiery. We buy or sell your goods; easy and constant work. Wheeler Co. (Inc.), 337 R105 Madison, Chicago. ANY intelligent person may earn steady income corresponding for newspapers. Experience unnecessary. Ad dress Press Correspondence Bureau, Washington, D. C. Y-13- 1. men, wanting railroad positions, firemen, brakemen $120 monthly, experience unnecessary. Address Railway Association, care ABLE-BODIE- D Herald-Re- publican. TWO reliable men for local moving steady picture-- circuit; good salary and unneces- position; previous experience sary; great opportunity for right Opar25. ties. Address SEWING PLAIN or fancy sewing. Call Was. GOOD live young man with business 5627. Children's sewing a specialty. to open and manage a experience branch office in this city. Give age, SHOE REPAIRING experience, schooling, etc. Write 016, SALT LAKE SHOE REPAIRING CO., 40 W. Second South. Men's shoes soled. WANTED Practical horseshoer and 60c; ladies', 40c; rubber heels straight- blacksmith to travel with Robinson's ened, 25c and 30c. Work called for and circus. Apply to show grounds Sun delivered. Wasatch 7736. day and Monday. SECOND-HANCLOTHING EARN $15 weekly writing names and spare time, no canvassing. addresses, NO matter what others say, we pay Particulars for stamp. G. C. Smith, clothes. Little Rock, Ark. Iil40 more for your second-han- d Call Wrasatch 5235. START a mail order business at for home, IF you want the highest prices absolutely no capispare time; Com65 trunks, W. M. C. 1403 Jackson your old clothes, shoes, tal required. 6755-mercial street. Wasatch St., Dept. 216, Omaha, Neb. He TO WEAR SEE N. ZALL before you sell. OUR MEN WANTED cash prices for all kinds TRUSSES; pays FIT GUARANTEED. REX highest second-han- d Was. 5034. Herald-Republica- Herald-Republica- n, n. D goods; STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. RANGES connected. ?I; water Jack- DRUG CO.. BROADWAY. WEST TEMPLE AND FIFTY laborers. Apply P. J. Moran's Eighth South and Second West yard ets cleaned. $1; L packets. $3; stoves 7 o'clock a. m. All work guaranteed. Phone repaired.2178. HOUSTON Reai Estate Investment E. E. Morriss. Hyland Co. have moved their office to 16 Explace. TRUNKS MADE, REPAIRED AND change LIVE man, salary and commission; EXCHANGED. references required. 113 S. Main, room 251 State street. Wa- 3, upstairs. JONES BROS., satch 7726. Next to Rex theatre, WANTED A first-clas- s bicycle reman. No other need apply. 112 pair SEWING MACHINES W. Second South. DOMESTIC Machine 4.0(i WANTED Fifty men and boys to try s 4.00 on our new misfit White Machine, first-clas- Bargain....! suits.. $10 up. Ward15.00 robe, 57 W. Second South. Singer Drop Head Rent one 50c week. Easy terms. d suits at hall We repair. 159 S. State. Was. 4703. MISFIT Co.. 102 W. Bee Hive Tailoring price. 50s WEEir. Sold at $5 up. We re- Broadway. Peery Hotel building. pair. 159 State. WaB. 4703, STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCI, Oldest and Best. I REPAIR all makes; satisfaction El W. Second South St. guaranteed. Thos. Naist, Was, 1967-hand-tailore- |