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OK LAKE SALT CUT. deslro to stlnmlato the deyelopmont of tlinuaiiufHCturlti! lndustrleaof Halt Lake City, and for the ;urpoae of bringing tha ttiariufactured prod u$t more pronilnentljr Ijcfure the public. be Hoard of Directors of the C'bumber of Cofuiiierce have decided to call a public meetl held at the Palt LakofChatober of Comraerue on Thursday ee4lK. Noveuibor 19th, at 8 '.' l' I o'clock. 4 acturers' agents. Manufacturers,.!-..- luatiuf . ot toe tuemocra cnamuer, aim mfrchants, all citizen wholmie the welfare of this city at' heart, are cordlall' invited to attend. It In expected that the uianufaoturera will bo able to furnish, the Secretary with a complete list and description of the articles Wo r f manufactured. In Order that the work In band may be carried out to a practical re"i(rd SiMotr. President. sult. II. V. MiLor, Peccary. . OXTT AXTO vmOBBOBHOOD. ,. i, Yesterday wa a typical fall day. and the wind that blew strong from the uorthwest was a rexular appetizer. A cold wind started up from the north west yesterday that? toward, nigtitrau oe- oume very penetrting and made the air decidedly wintry, r New houNud for people of moderate means are aprlnjjlng up ''all over the lots' south uf Hhe vfy, and new streets are opening In iiU4iy directions. The review of the houses built thN year in tbla city aud surroundings In Tin Nkw Ykar'(( Tkibunb will be both entertaining and Instructive. Park City Ttrcord; It is amusing to watch In this Territory In a the course ot events) sense. The! papers, of course, are political nil Democratic andjj Kepubllcan, but let Dome Liberal organ lay a word against the .Mormons utid see how quick the whole- pack Democrats and 'Republicans will- take ji It up. , Word from Collfornla says that Mrs. Fanny n author of "An Btenhouee, the In Utah," has so tar recovllugllsh Woman thatfehe can nee to thread ered her sight the prayers nfn ber needle. Notwithstanding call in per-aothe Paints that the dovll would woman still and earry her jotT, the good auolnted, and lives to confound the Load's her book goes marching on. San Francisco Ciftmtc'e editorial: The decision of Judge line escheating valuable Mormon property In Halt Lake City to the common school fund, will probably cause a howl from the Paints It is simply an enforcement of the Edmunds act. The property could not be fput to better use than to educate young oulldri-i- i iu Utah, asfor educaIt is to tion is death to Mbrmonlsm, , ! well-know- - ,J. an almoat slavery.'... , total eclipse of the There was It began before 0 p. iu. and lusted, so the weather observer figures, The moon's minutes. altout fourty-flv- e cusp disk was concealed all but a small which looked curious Id contrmi with the .body of the planet which could bo lust disdense shadow cast tinguished throuith the few earth. Verjr people, knew of the by but tho whodld see It regarded noon lust evening -- j j the event, much curiosity. the phenomenon with lield j an Inquest yesterday Coroner Ilarrls at lllngbam on theromalns of Frank Deptie, who was killed by a mass of ore ra'.llng on that no one him Friday. The I Jury found deceased met the was to blame, andj that described, lit bis death from the i causefired in the mine seems that a shot had been were using ploks and that Depue and others out the broken la ass from the roof of t to-cu- of givthe excavation, when.lt showed signs shouted to ing away. Depue's companions appeared atuplfled hi in to look out, tobut heout of the way beand was unable 1 get ) mass fell. the fore wa called out yesThe Fire Department 4 p. ta. by a tire in! a afternoon atj, terday street. small stable back qf j No. 24 Church of Inflammable nature the Owing to the wrapped in flamesa when the building It was arrived.: and when hydrant department collapsed stream was turned ou the outfit and was shortly extinguished, a total wreck. to a Mr. Clark, and The structure belonged hla loss can hardly bo over $40, If It is tip to that figure. Thfee boys wsre playing In broke and about the barn before the fire smoL-Iiik dei.y they wej-out; but they stoutly or that they were playing cigarettes i ;'! with matches. The services at the Tsbernacie yesterday afternoon were tediously long. Elder O. XV. Penrose occupied the stand for nearly an hour snd a half, expounding doctrine to assembled, several thousand Saints there clilded warmed up and the lie finally got laX way in which they parBaiuts for the lie then defined took of the sacrament. ' sacrament. 'lie said the meaning of the one rellgoa that is ot there is only i that All others Cfod (meaning the Mormon). preached are of men. This ellglon will be will all have to acto all men and they of Savior. the the next coining cept it before As usual tha singing was excellent. John O. Yoting la in town from Baker City en a month's rialt.t lie was formerly con-- i with Thi Thisckb when it meant-. ceted T , danger, and be did the Govpersonal some good service Ja testifying t ant t the polygamous John Deaa, who r onsequence skipped the country to es-:- 1 hi just deserts. Mr. Young agrees here that George Q. Cannon is others , , re :it scheme!' of the Church of Jesus '', , f Latler-Du- y Kalnts, and that when 3 tJiere will uot be his equal to fill d, ' ' s. 3( nh 1 is too i .t 'fitf etions-and water, : Cll tho bill. Mr. Young r 1 virita, and Is likely f;rc?per, although the "v ;! plaased to see stlui I e " They Each Gare 3SO Tor Their Ap pearance Duncan McAllister Beat en and Ilobbetl General Crimi nal J. C. Sibley, who, was then on his way to l' California, to pick out a colt by Electioneer Items. I for Dim. After n time he heard from Mr. being a baby Sibley, the latter's selection Colt by Electioneer out of Manette. and the some price $2500. It took Mr. Lathrop ' and finally figure, There was wailing and gnashing of teeth time- to get down to that saw h option was secured nntfl'Mr--Freucand a woeful Waste of Inelegant lang uage an While Mr French was on the youngster. among saloonkeepers yesterday, for the bis way to California the future champion minions of Uncle Bam were on the ramrage, litjured one of his hind ankles, and when and before" they became staid citizens again the would-b- d purchaser, saw him he hesiabout giving 92500 for a yearling.i with the scalps pf six graced the legal wigwam of tated a The sale was not made, Tbe " ankle, big Commissioner Pratt. colt remained at Polo Alto, and bow has a Acting under the instructions of Ur ited record of 2:10, and. could not States Marshal Parsons. Deputies Boman be bought for $100,000. '.vV- ' Cannon, Charles and Will (iood sell and, '! tc has reSlavin a to Frank Cleveland paid business visit the Sullivan's challenge from saloons of those who have most flagrantly sulted in reviving interest In pugilismSlavin other. one to end the of tljie eoun.try violated the law forbidding (the selling of has not man'i yet accepted thehe Boston liquor on buudav. will do nothbut says that proposition, In every place the deputies asked for and ing until hi arrives in this country. He received drinks, and while smacking 1 heir expects to sail from England on the steamer Germanic"! on November 23th. J trickled over their palates lips as the Iron-clatansy . d into their stomachs the folio vlng The Morris stable of thoroughbreds this Would be carried out: conversation won $159,497.60. Of this amount St. Fint Urpuiu Pretty fair liquor, this. year Florian gathered In $37,825. Beokon $24,995. How's your beer? Kussell $14,767. Terrlfler $12,560. Splnalong Seeinui lieputy First-clasThere seems $10.025. -- Correction $6565, L'Intrigaante to be a pretty good bead on that tansy. fHrot Ueputu I should say so. They keep $3210, Mars $7990 and Georgia $6500. house,r I tell you.mllA n.n1 good liquor in this WliMreati ttiM Ii n r T Sullivan, who Is still in San Francisco, Is wnnlrl in the straight and narrow - '5?111 thfe as J be into the till raked money reply can who man A Datb. snorting: we aud returdeil the change: "Yes, flatter a is Francisco In San sober ' srtutrt wn trrutd tin keep ourselves Ihut kpen and John L. for the stand be has es." the chief would respond, "but! It is" rarity should be presented with a medal. now my duty to Inform you that you are taken He has earned it. He will soon take to the under arrest for selling liquor ou Suuday with his "Willing Hearts and Hands' The bell you say!" was the general road combination. . reply. Yes, that's the size ot it. Come alolng." to the is The latest news from the East And "along" they went to Commissi loner Pratt who admitted them to balKln the sum effect that jiiu Corbett and Peter a Maber of $00 with that suavity of manner which is have not yet signed articles for fight. some day make his political When tbe Irishman wanted to sign about a destlued to week ago, the Californian declared his unfortune. I of r The unfortunates thus rudely treiated on willingness to attach his name to articles Now the Sabbath were ileber Mac key,' M brris agreement before December 15th.wants to mind and Levy. Joseph Marano, Charles Maw a no, Corbett has changed his while Maber smiles Joseph Kluniuf aud H. O. Clive, aud khey sign as early as possible, will be given a hearing this morning unless at him and tells him to wait until December 15th. they coucljude to forfeit their ball. mSwc'AN m'alustkk held up. sta-all- y George LaBlanehe, once a prime favorite Kuucan McAllister, the well-knoin San Franoisco, is now in the consomme, was robbed and bru tloner, waylaid, the following from the San Francisco Post beaten by a couple of thugs Saturday igbt if any criterion: "The Greggains-L- a at 10 o'clock as he was passing the Teinphi is mill is one over which the public Blanche block on tue way; to his residence) at will not entbnse, for the Marine has been No. 66 Center street. Although taken been concerned in so much crooked work by surprise by the murderous duo Mr. Mc a Allister resisted and was struck several here In the past that Isbis name creates the that of It surprising feeling disgust. heavy blows with a revolver in the face. him an badly bruising and cutting him. Iuj the Pccidentat Club should have given (torn were engagement." his and chain watch struggle . from him, ;but the thieves were unable to secure hlsmouey. of which be had a conA deal of interest is being manifestsiderable amount, owing to his desperate ed ingreat the coursing match whichonwill take Thanksresistance. Ills wounds, while painful land place at tbe Exposition grounds disfiguring, are not serious and a few flays giving Day. The bares used will be of the treatment; will enable him to again appear genuine Merced brand, and California will at bis store. hounds, in addition to local canines, rrilB MARCH ANTS Or PKCXA. make It lively for them as well as interestFour years ago Deputies. Cannon, Pratt ing for tbe spectators. 1 and Franks raided the settlement of Ptoa . In search of cobabs. but a thorough search A wealthy farmer from the Mail: Chicago of the houses resulted in the finding of but southern of the State recently came to part one person, an old lady who was sick iu bed. Chicago to see the sights and have a big an me i oiuers toi time generally. He did it so successfully taken the woods. The naving but- that at posse end ot three days he found himretired, the Sand dlsat as self back home with his packet-boo- k daybreak returned covered Jack Marobant, a brother of Uil-- i empty as a church contribution box. In bert. whose arrest was published in yestersame unaccountable way $1500 had slipped friends riding sILow- - through his fingers during his brief visit of day's TiuauNK. and two lr along the road. A chase' bezan Imme exploration land adventured But unlike diately, and after a run of a mile Debuty many another who has experimented in the Franks overtook the party, covered same direction he had something to show his revolver. them with and ar for his money. That something was a horse rested . Jaok for, il whom Marchant, a dilapidated specimen of horseflesh that was looked Jack as If it might have graduated tney has a .warrant. race-trac- k of tried, convicted and sentenced to Im from the V celebrated for unlawful cohabitation, and the Eclipse Racing aad Athletic Asprisonment ever since, then, up to1 last Thursday, Gil sociation. Mr. Green had a dim, indistinct bert Marchant has defied arrest and threat remembrance of confiding to a couple of enea au ueputy marsnais witn Douny narm congenial Chlcagoans whom he chanced to If they ventured within the boundaries of. meeT that he had an overpowering ambition his bailiwick. If "ever a cobab deserved to to own a fast horse a genuine flyer, a receive the highest penalty of the law Mar' record-breakitrotter. The two strangers chant Is one, and he will doubtless got) his knew where he could get just the ; horse be deserts. ; wan ted They even volunteered to show blm tbe animal aad to aid him la his nego' WASTED rOK GRAND LAKCBHTi ' Joe Coriez, the absconding fruit dealer, tlatlons for its purchase. Having seen visitor tbe an account of whose shady transactions, the elephant pretty thoroughly was published in yesterday's Thibcne, Is was delighted at the prospect of seeing some sort of four footed beasf, aad to make wanted on the serious charge of grand lar- - other a long storyj short.aIthough he saw the form has located the' ot ceuty. Detective Franks a horse as through a beer-glas- s, darkly, passenger;, fugitive, who Is on a west-boupaya telegraphic description of him he bought the trotter at a rare bargain. train, and sent $75 for and in for animal the to trie sheriff at Oak a txd, ing $800 cash has been Cal.. with Instructions to arrest him. The freight charges. the proud possessor of that Yesterday returned complainant is bis late partner, who accuses' noble to Chicago. There him of taking $400 belonging to him from a was notrotter blood in his eye or murder In his which 'they .used in common. strong-bo- x heart. On ibe contrary, he jwas the perI NOTB8. ,. Enj sonification of meekness and humility. Samuel Orlfflth was arrested last night by tering the studio of a crayon artist on WaDetectives Bruce Johnson and' booked on bash avenu he left an order for ene of the charges of drunkenness and disturbing the most peculiar works ' of art that has ever , peace. been seen in Chicago. want you to get me a pie tar," be The examination of Alexander Walk r on "I the charge of fornication; pref erred. by Ber- - said, "that is about three feet square one Via Nelson, will take place before Com1 mis- -. that I can hang on the wall of my bedroom sloner Greenmau and that'll be so big that I eaa't help but Charles Moran. an inebriate with a nleth. see it when X shin out o' bed in the morning. orlc purse, was arrested yesterday? alfter-- 4 1 want the picter to be divided into three noon by Sergeant Randolph on complaint of parts. At the top show a pile of greenbacks and tbe figures $375. Under this print the K. H. Ellis', who will testify in court Is j he of of, that drunkenness, guilty uslug word In large type: V and of assault and abusive language bat FOLLY. tery. He deposited $50 for his appearance. "Below this show a horse that s about BPORTIXa XOTBS. tbin enough to topple over and bless the glue; factory. And print under the An exchange says that the pugilistic stars nearest of the; nag this word: figure George Dixon and Peter Ma'her are making money very fast Just now.. For this jthey FILLY. ; ! . may tbank tneir astute managers. Ujlxon has a raru mentor in Tom O Kourke, while ot blamed whole bottom the at the Then the Irish champion Is well handled by Billy picture fix up my old phis. Make It a good Madden. likeness of me so there'll be no mistake under my photograph about it,' and Arion's great mile is 2:10i on the kite- - print in lettersright big enough to read dear the across the room the word: shaped track at Stockton has astonished world. The great performance was unex: FOOL-- Y. i:. pected and came like a startling surpriite to horsemen.: his rather The artist is now at work upon Arlon has been sent from-- S took ton to Palo unique order. Alto and Will not be sen on the track Viae Xtadiea Aid Society Ball. this year.; Senator Stanford thought again that To understand the sorrows of others It Is the glory Of trotting a mile In 2:10J was- almost always necessary that we should so he orhonor enough for a' of our own. and so it is a tiereu nini dsck to tne home farm. He goes have hadtosorrows see us to young aud happy girls surprise Into winter quarters with the reputation of workiog for the relief ot the poor being the greatest trotting horse tbe world earnestly has ever seen. lie will not be turned out and suffering. Ladies' Aid Society; is ene of to grass as other youngsters ot his tender theTbe Youngaad most useful organizations largest be will at but werk (dur age, kept quietly the relief ef the poor ta the clay, aad It. Ing the winter months. Senator Stanford for In , strength and earnestness every does not believe In letting up entirely In a grows The ladies are working for this horse s work, tor he holds that he goes back day. as young have never worked before. they In speed, and as Arlon was developed! and ball business men, step' ou ofa your way, attained .his wonderful, trotting powers Just hand. them and helping Buy a give Senator's theories of training. It under the a It for with snails, and It's a buy ticket, Is not at all likely that he will make an ex hard thing for those modest girls to pretty colt a few ception and ongive tha grand ' you for It, and get op the courage to ask' fmonths run grass. of the destitution knowledge the only f amoniC the city's poor buoys them .up for San the trial. So act as if it is a pleasure to It is not Kenerally'known, says tha chainFvanciscoiPost, that the give, and thank them for putting themvery near being owned in selves oat to come and ask you aad to take plon Arloa cams E. French. Tbe story (runs your money and give it where it will do the Cleveland by J. in this vela: A year ago Mr. French asked raost good. j - . I i . , e: E - - I" . j j ) . ng nd ? ) to-da- y. toj-d- ay , . - : i ; ; Hair Oosdi of every description' at very low prices Mrs. Christy's. 31 VV.' First South. Idanha is a perfect blood purifier. : -- . , S-4 inthk largest Partner best paying saloon. Take cash or real tate: 245 Malm 100 A! HICK HOME AT 12500; CUSTOMER FORHousfrof six rooms audi Miller A Miller-- ; (Not "Brothers1art Opera House block. Hl CARLOADS Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-- 1 1A V ture or any kind of merchandise. Utah Auction A Commission House, to sell at auction every Tuesday and Saturday. 65 E. 2nd South. after sale. Prompt returns madei .'Engilman. n 14 AO - ' 1 Auctioneer. KN'bw THaV DR. LF.EKA TO EVERYBODY dentist tn Salt'Lake who makes no extra charge for navniess extracting. Gas or vitalized air ad minis tered; gj XV. 2nd South. 144 FDR GENERAL COMPETENT GIRL, atA Ham's Fork Coal Office. 233 Main St. IMS j EXCHANGE EQUITY IN CHOICE 1M a proved; Salt Lake property. close in. Seo k una Cashier. KnntRford. FOR IGIRL ACOMPKTBNT Apply 2-- So. 6th KITCHEN East, 10S 4 LibefRl Cabboll. Nov. 13. eJ Everything prices. See my prices before buying fine watches and jewelry elsewhere. It will pay you. Goods sold on iastaUments at cash prices. i Alex I. Wtatt, 262 Main St. -- Jdanha Is the remedy for disordered stomachs. For Exchange. . ' 'I ( , hoiesale Druggists. A Neiden, Death to dull headaches Idanha. ' 1 mad 7 K far Csst 31ony to XVnsn On inside Improved property: f 2000 to S50.-00- 0. X-- John J. Snyder. 35 and 36 Hooper bldg. 1474 k, FURNITURE AT 18 E. 3RD Colten Furniture,' Auction and 141 Commission House. 13 E. 3R I) FURNITURE, SECOND-HAN142 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 1453 2nd South St. ROOM BRICK COTTAGE, HALL. PANTRY and closet; close in. Apply 664 E. 3nd So. LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH HOT AND cold water, with bath and gas, at 443 S. 1453 West Temple. A PARLOR FOR TWO, ONE. FOR ROOM private table. 48 E. Third South St. ' 1334 Reference. -- ROOM 133. WELL HOUSE, LOCATED; W. E. Hubbard, 41 W. Snd South. 1175 573 ICELY FURNISHED COTTAGE. 1160 South First West. FURNISHED NEAT unfurnished. COTTAGE Ninth East near Brlgbam. 121 U58 Main. ; Harvey, EASTERN HOUSE, MODERN of city, $30. McGurrin A Darling. 1153 Progress building: ALL 1134 m s A ALL KINDS OF MER- Colton Furniture, Auc 143 tion and Ojpi mission House. EN BRIDGE CARPENTERS TO GO OUT op R. G. W., Tintic bfanch; "50 tracl: men. Apply 774 W. 2nd South.;; Salt Lake Emp. Co. 1145 HELP AT U. S. MALE AND FEMALE Co., 76 Wj Snd So. (Tel. 593.) 1147 ONE--i FOR GENERAL TWO GIRLS. and the other'to assist and take care of children. No, 159 West 3rd South. kW PAID ; FOR SECOND-HANBEST PRICKS also cleaning, dyeing and repairing well done by I. Cline, 109 E. 1st So., Hall. Orders attended by mall or oall. EW HORSES TO FEED GRAIN AND HAY during winter; 16 per mo. I. A. Ben ton, P.O. D y F Wish you toloan,borrow call If have gad South. ; 41 money to W. or money, k215 3E. WORTH OF FURNI-turetc etc Opposite carpets, stoves, one 125 HaU. deoreast of St. Mark's school, City 1st .h3t3 East South at. ONC K AT 1 10.000 1 e, SEVERAL HOUSES FOR E AD-dre- ss 6-RO- In-qui- re THE TIME TO LOOK UP YOUR The Abstract Comis pany prepared to furnish complete abstracts of city and coanty property on short notice. 1563 Prices to suit the times, s AND SCALP TREATMENTS; ALSO, RACIAL 1 bust development successfully and scientifically treated by Miss Helm and slater. Walker N Inter-Mounta- in Honse; Room 06. - 1509 - SCHULTEl CIVIL ENGINEER lasftt twelve years mineral U. S. Surveyor's office; office. in draughtsman reona 6,, S. El corner Third South and Main. 1473 LECTRO-- M AGN ET1C INSTITUTE FOR the curs ot nervous and chronic diseases. For one month, treatments at 50 cts. each. 28 K. 4th South St. H91 WHtTOCK, DENTIST, OFFICE, RAY- block. 4 doors south of Walker house. FASHIONABLE MADAM BRADLEY. 450 East Second South. Those s work Invited to call. wishiag g933 INGSt FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE, LIN all kinds of stoves made. 137 State Road. t REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS. STOVEorders 1104 at 157State street. PAINTER FROM CHICAGO, WITH 15 years'? ex nerfenee in frescoing and house painting, weuld like to lake werk by the day or contract; designs for 128 frescoing furnished: satisfaction guaranteed. 5th South. P. O. East a k475 boa 345. t; - i A SURGEON CREIGHTON. STIEHL W. 8ud Sooth. Honrs, fl to S. F. CORDEN WHITE, CLAIR MEDIUM trance, test and business medium. Tuesday aad Thurs-da-y Sittings daily; test circle evenings. 334 S. West Temple St. B. UNGER CURES ALL PRIVATE menstruation, stricture, stones, poly-pe- n cancers; piles in five days, whites iu twelve, livsr and kidneys! diseases, cripples unsyphilis, Office der fifteen years. In practice 37 years. and residence 8ft West 3rd S. H APMAN A- TRIPP, S DENTISTS, ROOMS 105 and JOS, Opera Hopse block, 33 W. Snd South st. A ns?s tbe tic administered. A- gu-era- l stock of dentists' supplies on hand. riO LLE. KUIIN. LADIES' HAIKDUESSEit; room 4., building. WATTERS, BROKER ESTABLISHED 1S43 Loans on watches, diamonds, jewelry; an redeemed pledges sold at low rates. All business confidential. 31 E. 1st South, opp. Commercial st. OFFICE 2.;hols, House. Walker dentist. posit . GUSTAVE . - - JL. A DIS-ease- si ? - - M Scott-Awerba- ch I c OP-d7- 3l SIX-ROO- 5 S IS VOW XV titles. 1110 FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE or en suits; 123 w. ana south. '3 HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS. RENT $45. APPLY 1W3 on premises, 311 South Second West. BRICK COR. I AND 6TH SALESROOM OR streets. Inquire W. R. Wigbtman, room 3 Utah Commercial and Savings Bank Building. HOUSE IN SUBURBS NEW on car line. Rent $5. Apply room 18, 170 Holmes block.; -- ROOM WITH FURNISHED COTTAGE bathroom, 320 D st Apply O. A. Jennings, aor. 6th snd D st. 178 HOUSE ON WEST TEMPLE ST., hot and cold wster; bath, etc closets, 167 of Dr. J. Beattle. 655 E. 8nd South at. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT 114 housekeeping. 667 N. Snd West. 337 SOUTH FURNISHED ROOM, NICELY West. 148 ROOMS AND UNFURNISHED TWO brick; 434 W. 6th South. k519 TT'LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN X J suite cr single. 328 S. Scats street. k497 EW BRICK WITH HOUSE, barn; cheap- - Inquire at 13L Main. FROM tS TO 8141 PER FURNISHED ROOMS, E. 2nd Southk50l ROOMS XIN THE CITY, THE FINEST ot en suite, everything new; steam beat, electric lights; terms moderate. 239 State k513 street, Harris Building. STEAM ROOMS. GAS fiURNISHED HEAT, X1 snd bath S3. SO to 4.C0f per week; all outside windows. 4a ny 1ST bontn. Konert's new black. 3 NICE FURNISHED OR CHOICE OF: rooms, for rceraers. S5 to 910 per houses new, furnl tare new, bath, not month, k440 water, water Closet. 877 2fi T. ROOM BRICK HOUSE; CITY WATER, 921. Miller A Miller (not "brotherv" no k401 , Opera House block. FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, NICELY or en suite; references; 58 E. rd S. OFFICE ROOM. ENQUIRE VERY A.NICE k33I Clawson. 47 E. First South. --ROOM HOUSE IN PARK COR. TERRACE, ner 5th East and 3rd Son th; hot and cold water baths, electric lights and all modern ima, month. at ;drug store provements : frJO Inquire i k333 oa premises, A ENGINEER: GOOD REFERENCES. D M, Tribune. 1845 POSITION IN CITY BY A FIRST-CLASg Understands all kinds of engineer. and : elevator work; can give reference. 1451 , Apply 77H W. nd Souths AS i RANGING See LEG ANT A : 5 -- 8 - MY ness, 1 top buggy, single harness; first-clas- s: k549 cbeag.' can at 36. Hooper building. YOU ARE LOORING FOR A LARGE OR TF I small farm in Utah see Casady Bros., 150 S. Main St. 13Q FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTY PLACED in tny bands for sale by a A at a price 13000 less than actual value. House Is non-reside- r 7 rooms, bath and all brick, papered; lot Is 50 feet front and in one ofnicely the choicest residence sections of the city. Not much cash needed as first payment. - Joseph P. Bacbo, 2nd :m i floor, Wasatch building.TTURN ITUHE AS GOOD AS NEW FOR e X1 at the Guest Colton Furniture, Auction and Commission Honse, 184Eaat Third 140 South at. LOW PRICES IN NORWOOD! THE Eaat, with tbe Rapid Tranait and beautiful surroundings, makes it the most desirable for homes now offered. W.E.Hubbard. property , 41 West Second South. k51(J YOU SEE NORWOOD PLACE, enth East, you cannot but be charmed with its location for a home. Lots tSOO and f"50; any terms to suit, W. E. Hubbard, 41 West Second South. k50 THREE-ROOCOTTAGE ON THE NEW plan; price, 91490. - J. B. Blaxer A Co.. 41 West 2nd k404 South. FIVE-ROOON BRICK THE NEW get prioe and terms on this. J. B. Blazerplan; A Co.. 41 West gnd Souths k405 SEC-Ji- Jt ond floor. Holmes building; steam heat. k.319 Apply to easbier of the Knot ford. FIRST-CLASS ROOMS URN1SHED WITH k359 board at 47 South First West.' TTLEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT 217 jCj S. Main street; the house has been renovateds. and newly furalshsd, and will be strictly ' 'V : kl45 FURNISHED COMPLETELY ONE house of 9 toomg,- hot water heating, also gas, with barn snd groundsa attached. Close h978 In. Enquire 66 E. Second st. WO .MODERN S AND lO ROOM BRICK X hoasesi igood location. 335 W. 5th South. 'CRN IS UED FRONT ROOM FUR ONE OR two gentlemen. . 819 s. 1st in private West, ' h795 j . J family. BURNISHED COTTAGE AND 3 UNFUR-h5K- 9 nisbed rooms at 146 W. 5th South. NO. 80 W 8ND SOUTH, THE BASEMENT, bulld-lsef West Temple, old Tribune Simpson-Hill Drug Co. h356 Inquire at the - F . flrst-clas- ' i s-- . F :" ; g. i. 5 11TH ORWOOD, EAST, IN THE MOST rapidly-growin- g and choicest part of city, a few lots will be sold at S300 each;, paya. , U363 ments. W. E. Hubbard, 41 W. 3d So. ' easy NEW JJRICKS CHEAP. SMALL payment down; balance monthly. HarringA ton, Donnelly Newell. No. 9 W. 2nd South. WO LEFFEL WATER wheels, with globe casings; a lot cf 3 and gauge shafting, with pulleys,, 84inch angle mil- - first--' blocks Snd ball and socket hangers; class: removed to make room for. larger power Address R. H. Terbune, superintendent, plant.Lake Salt City, or call at Hanauer Smelting klTOi Works. 3 2654-IN- CH ft1 AND LUNCH. INCLUDING BUILD for 1350. A No. 1 location ! for any " ing. All213 business. 4th North st. HEAP FURNITURE AND GOODWILL of boarding and lodging bouse: 19 rooms, good reason lor celling. , Apply 33 W. 1st South. RESH MILK COWS. APPLY TO G. D. - h364 Amos, Amos's addition. A LOON . , F A neIusdmulch 19 on left hip and V B on right branded ;.. ;; . hip. animal Is not claimed It the and taken away on or before tbe 26th day of November, 1891, it will be sold at public auction at the city estray pound, to the highest , at 2 o'clock m. above-describ- . ed . bidder, 8a 3 p. . W. P. RICHARDS. Ponndkeeper. Citt. Nov. 14, 1891. it Lixt ; rp 1 -.- IF k310 X ARGE, FINE FRONT OFFICE ON f i half-pric- Chas. Baldwin, Commercial build- - ing. 1 TWO-SEATE- HOUSE, COR. 5TH 6. AND SIX-ROO- . 1139 I nt ly South. RENT, located. O from 3 to 7 rooms; conveniently Morlan A Co., Room 90. Morlaa block. - i W. E. CO.M-plete- -- WILL TRADE FOR CITY CHEAP, aORgood business; also good family horse, carriage and harness, and; a thoroughbred See Morlan A Co., Room 20, cow, fresh. Jersey 1111 Morlan block. 3 BAL. BUY WILlj A YEARS, OOnCAS11' fine pair of lots on 4th E. at $800 for J the pair this weak. W. E. Hubbard, 41 W. 2nd S. OTS, LOTS BUILDING LOTS LOTS ON 9th East and 10th South, the; flncst and most healthful location in thecity, to say nothing of the picturesque view of thecltv, valley aaTmoun tains: pure air, free from" smoke of eityi Rapid Transit cars direct to lots: 15 minutes! service and fare. For particulars applyl only to H. P. G. Coates. Commercial Bank building. SURREY. DOUBLE HAR- - 1133 Hubbard, REFERRENT. REASONABLE; ROOMS: required. 24 East Brlgbam. 1131 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; furnished for housekeeping.. No. 859 1117 2nd on W. E. Hubbard, I ; B 4 ROOM COTTAGE, S14. 41 W. 2nd So. car-line-.i 1ITH AND 13TH E. THE LOTS BET. surroundings. Rapid Transit, only 1300 each. Easy payments. W, K.Hubbard, 41 W. 2nd So. MifT . KAUT1FUL ' Utah. N S opp-Cit- 1J 4 OF CCONSIGNMENT chandis at Guest , v J DELMONICO D SECOND-HAN- DORM. LOST. SMITH In Salt Lake, November 15th,; 1891, to . the wife ef Charles D. Smith, a son. BETWEEN STATE NOVEMBER Utah Natiional Bank, one pocket book containing Trustee receipts and other notes. , Any person returning the same to either will be. liberally of these baaks or to this oCioo k ' ; rewarded. la0 NOV. 10TH, BETWEEN GAS EVENING ON oQer, Commercial ssi, coming along First South and my residence at No. 144 Sixth East sU One pair of diaraond braacelets. On set with diamonds and sapphires. One s"t Tviik diamonds and rubies. Tbe finder will please;, return them aad be 1497 handsomely rewarded. Mrs. F.H.Dyer. LAST AT GATE OF CITY SUNDAY, OH Park, a purse-- containing silver celns, key and gold rii? . If finder will please return riti? and key to ti,i ofSce he may retain purse and 7 silver as his reward. DIED. In tbe Seventeenth ward, this November 15th, 1891. of typhoid fever. city Richard Klshep, son of Phillip aud Elizabeth Margetta, aeed ll years and ST days. Funeral 17th. at 1 p. m., from paTuesday, November 65 1stSt. West rents' residence. N. Friends respectfully invited. MARGETTS . civil cncinrrct?:. W. SNOW, CIVIL AND MINING room 2,' r it. Kldredze Hoop; - . KP.ECKOS, VJi aad CIVIL lj ATTD Corawr-ia- I ENGI-nee- r, 41 fclk,h2:i . JUJflSO. 14, . i'. 1 t . a r s Co. 4 Is - s - - OlTEniJoliifcli property for cash, and if you wish to. change or retire from your present business list your property for exchange, we will find yon a trad or sale bynever bringing meet.parties Have together who otherwise would yon real estate or stock ef goods of any description, living resstock, rooming house furniture, barbershop, or any-- , taurant, saloon, horses, cattle, sheep, we will exchange, let us knew andRoom thing else to wants. 41. Waterman Bros., supply yocr 1573 Central block. , K-- . TO LOAN ON SHORT OR LONG MONEY and on real estate; notes bought. 137 Waterman Bros.. Room 41, Central block. LONG OR SHORT TIME, OR WILL MON EY eyod room paper. W.- 3,- Moore, . t 1544 buildiug. AND rinME ON DEPOSITEDtoCOLLATERAL . X real estate in terras suit. Fallern Room 3, Culmer block, on 1st South, near Main. CHORT TIME PAPER. N. C- - ABBOTT, 111 O room 12, Commercial Block. ON FUNDS IXAN TO MORTGAGE, rpRUST X at . lowest current rates. ' H. P. G. Coates, Com merclal Bang building. YEA t2000 ONE ONE B, OlflAfa years; $5000 five years. WlORE-- - TWO Hob-bar41 West Second South. UJ t PER CENT ON INSIDE IMPROVED proeert v. J. B. Blazer A Co.. 41 W. 2nd S. J. LEONARD, LONG AND SHORT TIM hi money. Room S3, Commercial block. hoJJ 7'A AND 8 PER CENT. ON INSIDE IM- property, money ready, no delay. Johnproved J. Snyder, Rooms and 3d, Hooper bloc.' t Telephone 557. 11. BOUFORD A CO.. t t c lVUitUUXJ nrt by West 2nd So., room 31. r:st UJT3 HAVE f 5.000 TO LOAN IN . zzz suit, at three, tlx, rise or - twslrs 6am J. Keoyoa, Koora Hooper bio-- . :. - Scott-Auerbach II.-W- ri ' " ( ti ' 'O . i :.; r.. fitif-- .. "y t. . t . .1 j 'Ui..-fAio- i ' iret-t- i MATTHEWS, UN THE 16TII FROM 1HOS. Nov. 7th. dark bay snare colt, star on forehead, 13 months old: return to owner, J. F. I rin. f j E. 7tn Ponth. Reward. 0:iH H , , f . . k -- GRAY MARE ABOUT 13 YEAE3 OLD, f.m S14 S. 1st W. on the niht cf the If f""'. J report to 314 S. 1st V. or c. n. O i d, 8 7 J fr r ? c ; ' ?f I 1." ,.tli r;.o:i t n. w t 1. . r 3 I v . u ?n; h iy Lj Oit - r trily 1 ? c k alt la::t; til .1. 1 1 , . a,r t 1 1 ' i ; p I -- niiEv ?!iLLcr-iND- : lloi" bloc if. L i t l.livk, " i fout'i. . 1 .:w . 'S ; r kJ'7.:ayj:ii : OllUl -- l.ih. ' 'art' Lioct. t ' 1891. - a. i APPLY 245 RESTAURANT. . bet-heade- O y. OFi HOUSEHOLD GOODS, etci to iKtore at 18 East Third KINDS Sooth at. 147 1NVEN-torBUSINESS LESS AT THAN MY Every article will inventory ana-thimore than actual value, the membership in the American Ticket Brokers' Association included. Will give buver a bargain. E. Mot'ar-ric141 pawnbroker, 240 S. Main St. T?XTRA FINE LITTLE HORSE. RIG; J buggy and harness 231 VV. 2nd South. 113 PER MONTH BUS A HOME. EV- fl7 L. C. ery thing new and on Crossman, room 56. Commercial block Illj ACRES LAND, FOUR MILES.NORTIl IjlVE Main Washington avenue; s.nsll frame house, motor line; cash. Adprice foooo. dress "S. T.," llamisson House, 146 Box,? Provo, rd E. FIRST SOUTH ST., MODERN roomed Ibrick bouse: yard. 1344 H. P. G. Coates. Commercial block. - Five good lots adjoining Liberty Park, unincumbered, for a house and lot on North Bench, and pay difference. If any. Here Is a chance that occurs but 'once in a life.. time. Good unincumbered real estate for stock of merchandise. The finest horse aad stock ranch in Utah, seven miles from city: $20,000 worth of ImWill exchange for merchandise provements! i . or laslde property. t , In fefact, I will exchange anything from a jack-knito a brlok block. Cal In and .tell me What you have. 3, M. Nelson, 46 E. Second Sooth street.' We Are Never Undersold. Write for prices or send a trial order to Robert W enaineer. i TIVOLI rPHE X Main St. fore-neo- first-clas- Don't pay millionaire - BRICK HOUSE: 5 MILES IjARM. clty water right in Mill creek. Wood1470 ruff, Commercial block. wAges.f four-roo- nt 23 ACRES; -- Don't Be Suckers. line; the house will make a nice house with bath and barn, on ear line: this is Ihe cheapest h?se for the money In town. Will sell on easy terms. H. W. Fuller, Rtom 3, Culmer block, on Lust I l.NOt First South, near Main. NLY lO LOTS LEFT IN WATERLOO, Third East. We will gire you best offer ever made on buildiug lots this terms to suit: prices extremely low forweek; W. E. cash.;; 41 Hubbard. West .Second South. irrt AMMOTH- - BASE 'BURNER; CHEAP. 1469 Harvey, 121 Main. ALL WITH ACCOUTREMENTS: (JALOON. O cheap for cash or real estate." 34ft MKin. 1548 N THE INSTALLMENT PLAN, AN ELE-gahome; 8 rooms, besides batbrooin aud hall: modern house in evdrv war; large reception no price. 4oOO. Miller A Miller (Not "Brothers Ir7i relatioii2,Opera House block. AN OFFER TO PAUL t7KE N N MAKEWilloughby stre-t- , N. Y., on Brooklyn. lots 67 to 7H, Liberty Park addition: propany of erty verv desirable; facing Liberty Park annex; refused f500 per lot two years ago; terms, one-ha- lf cash; balance, 3U days; a snap, seldom offered. irrf ..... HOUSE. NEW AND CHEAPO SIX-ROO- 1517 bard. 1 , - A near car home; also a - T0 n tti-lr- N steam-heatin- TJnloam. Pacific. The Union Pacific will sell round trip tickets to Denver and return on November 15th and 16th, good for return twenty days, at rate of $25, for the Mining Congress. Tlekets good for stop over at any point on the return trip. Trains leave Salt Lake at 7 a. m. and p. m., equipped with through sleepers and day. coaches. Vants fsr Nothing. Leave your order 'for two suits of clothes, and get a pair of pants made to order for nothing, at Jos. Raumgarten's, The Tailor. Every druggist sells Idanha. '' t ""' ReraoTSl. &, Stephens Schroeder have removed from the Opera House blocs: to the Commercial - WE WILL SELL YOU the same monthly 15:30 as rent. Casady, 150 S. Main payments, street. WITH BOARD, f5.50 PER WEEK; 11 OOMS, k34l references. 66 E. First North. ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE 1499 for light housekeeping. 631 S. Main ARGE WELL VENTILATED FURNISHED 149S VIS B street.i room with fire. O ROOMS, MOSTLY FURNISHED. AT 41J Wrest Second South, only -$35. W. E. Hub- ' y Scott-Auerba- ch CHEAP. . li two-stor- two-stor- 1 PAY RENT? THYa house Vv on Ten Per Cent Cash Is all that is necessary as a first payment to secure diamonds, watches, clocks and silverware on the weekly 10 percent installment AGENTS WANTED. -' at L. Hollander, the Main street jewplan AGENTS SO SELL NEW AND BEAU- TADY eler. Call at store, t9 Mala street, for exJk.u tirui goods at heme or travelapg; light ' r" of planation plan. Mrs. NTB. Little, samples; liberal pay. Address 1 1531 III Always refreshing- - Invigorating Idanha. Chicago, PERSONAL'. Only 28 to Denver and Return Via the T. V street. r Prices have been reduced' at Aroade. first-clas- s. IN A6-ROOME- relation), . y bathroom, cellar: large carriage shop, lot SxS on corner on Second West or line, north, only 6 blocks from Temple. 2500: cash Infill, balance time to suit. Three lots and good hotel very cheap, or will trade. W. J. Moore," room 1 1S49 building. "NSTALLMENT HOI'S ES C A S A D Y,i 150 S 1531 Main street. LOTS. 50 FEET FRONT IN KINNEY A ir 10 t.Olirlltv'H 1ca nn. 1it i ti Mill. A pviy MJ w est nq souttt. 'v wiinr s aiidirion. Scott-Auerbac- . Citv.-water- - TYPE-wrlte- r. Main street. -- ' 1478 a- ROOM ED RUSTIC. CLOSET. PANTRY A N 4 8 10 j Gr. .' 1477 CTS. A MEAL FROM 11 Tivoli Saeoon, opposite Walker J to S at House. and es- SITUATION WANTED. - " MEN FOR y; " ft - H 1571 - 1557 156 . i sio ROOM. GOOD LOCATION, IN vocal lessons. Address D 23, OR 4 TIME TO BUY. I HAVE you have been loeking for. nice house close In on the East Side: very and remarkably easy terms. Beck, 18 price l si tip. TUST3 RODS LEFT ON WEST TEMPLE ej St. at 40U per rod. Beck. IS East 1st So..' 1535 PER MONTH WILL BUY A HOME 1539 of Beck. IS E. 1st So. THE DE CHEAPEST. BEST. MOST qpHE J. sirable and astonishing bargain yet offered. It is on the East Side and very closo ln beaStiful home; easy terms. Heck. 18 E. 1st So. l.r? g: ROOMS, SINGLE 37 S. 9th East. EWLY FURNISHED ROOM, Call at 3S4 South West Temple. 4th So. IS THE XTW X got lust what irv4 OT HOUSE, MODERN STEAM HEAT, for plants or incubators. 167 W. 1st South. 4 TO 8 ROOMS, fS TO SEVERAL HOUSES. 1533 18 East 1st South. FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE; FINELY AND cold water bath, or will sell furniture. This is good chance tn obtain fine furniture at low price. Call at 763 So. West Temple 15 K) from 8 to 10 a. tn. ROOMED HOUSE CLOSE IN. $35. house East Bench, 116. bouse West First South. tlO. Come and examine my list at your leisure. W. h J. Moore, room 1 building. 1545 D HOUSE. WITH BATHRO7m. ho aad cold water, etc. Enquire at 178 K A spe-cialt- w a g. N 1490 Infallible cure for indigestion Idanha. OR CASHIER, HONEST COLLECTOR hard worker, wants job. Well Notice of Dissolntion. recommended. Can care - The firm of Carroll Jfc Kern Is hereby dis- box T., Culteh Hotel, give security. F. P., 1577 solved by mdtnal oonsent. The debts of the AND ladyTstenographer firm will be Settled by the undersigned, and By 'permanent employment. Address O. Box 1593 P. all accounts due the firm will be paid to 33,;ity. Wm. 1891. ? . at Trlb-nn-e 17, GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK for snia.ll family.' Inquire at 245 West 1506 Fifth South.; A CXLL MJSS A MoALFIN'S T DIES TO t dressmaking parlor's for stylish work and and satisfaction. good Cutting fitting a 63 W; gnd South. Room 8, 3rd floor. 149 ij- -- J oe - 1, , F s tion. Address, stating rent or terms, D l office. 1 2 - much good. Mrs. W. A. Neiden and family returned from a five months visit in the yesterday East. They will reside at the: Continental for a few weeks. A Few Ha one is the most desirable the "Wabash" Why route for all points east. 1st. You can purchase through tickets for all eastern points, at any coupon ticket office in tbe West, over this line, taking your choice of routes to the Missouri river, 2nd.- You. can go either by the way of Omaha or Kansas City, at your pleasure. 3rd. From either of those points you can as have your choice of five distinct routes, : follows,: .j Via tbo Hannibal. Air Line, which is the , short line i the East. Via St. Louis," where close connection is made with all eastern and southeastern routes. Chicago, the world's fair cltyj someyia called j times "the windy city." Via Toledo. Ohio's great inland city, connecting at that place with the Lake Shore fast trains for tbe East. Via Detroit. Michigan's prettiest and most beautiful city, where eastern lines connect closely. All of tbe above named points are reached, dlreet, only by the "Wabash" and direct by no other line running from the West. Ask for your tickets by the way ot this line, and accept Of them by no other. We run the finest trains on earth. A bold assertion, but a cold fact. Write me for rates,L.maps, etc C. M. Hampsqn, C. Allen, General Agent. Agent. Traveling 1227 Seventeenth Street, Denver. Colo. S25.00. Cheap Kates t Colorado and Return S8S.OO. Via the Bo Grande Western Railway. On Sunday and Monday. Nov. 15th and 16tb, the Rio Grande ' Western Railway will sell round trip tickets to Colorado for $25. These tickets will be good going on (above mentioned dates and will be good returning the twenty days from date. Remember Rio Grande Western Railway is the only line penetrating the heart of Colorado and is the only line that can. 'offer you a stopover on return at Manitou, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Leadvilie, Aspen, Glen-woo- d etc. etc., Springs.' . , ,tv Only SS5 t latver and itetarn yia the vJIIniosa Paelfte. e. The Union Pacifid will seft round trip tickets to ..Denver and return on November 15th and 16th, good for return twenty days, at rate of $25; for the Mining Congress. Tickets good for stop over at any point on the return trip. Trains leave Salt Lake at 7 a. in. and 6 p. tn., equipped with through sleepers and day coaebes. township f WILL BUY 20 ACRES Of GOOD. fOAA level land 4 miles west of citv limits i?tJJJ on line Utah A Nevada R. R.; soil suitable tot brick. Esy terms. making tSOUO will bnjr a fine tract ef 40 acres of land bordering on two streets, adjoining Eldorado, 4 artesian wells: land partially broken; aui table for platting or garden fag. Easy terms, u The above are real bargains, worth double the price, and must he sold this week. Froiaetfi A Co.. 664 E. 3ud Soaith. 15tl AGON AND HARNESS CHEAP. 761 E. '. section A D Gddb-Pitt- cows and hay. 1ft, FEBSOBAL KCJTTXOV. GOODS AT SS5 SOUTH SECOSD-HAN1510 St. 2 E. P. Ferry returned from the East yesSuEXCHANGE UNENCUMBERED terday and is at the Continental. for close in business or Hon. C. C. Wallace of Eureka, Nev., who TO burban property with encumbrances. Tenant for has been visiting here for a day or two, will some ofproperty the best located offices and residences in 2 return home this a. m. the city. Brooklyn Real SEstate A Loan Company, Senator William M. Stewart of Nevada 107 Main St., over Drug Company's 3 i lflOS will go East this morning, and may stop one store. A in Denver DI FOR GENT DON'S "LIFE OF CHRIST." Congress day the JL. Catholic prefered.'S Address F. L. Tripp. FURNISHED Judge Norrell left last night for a week's Box H94 Tribune. 43, City. visit to Denver. He h been at all 3 5 OR HOUSE OF no ROOMS, BURNISHED doubt do him FURNISHED well, and tbe change will C suites. No. or rent if in desirable locarest-den- nnrwl ctuKisa tar at t S w AND STABLE. HORSES, Apply 15f8 a Sunday, Julius Heuser. f " ACRES, HOUSE oantraliff ChM. t fl . 15B9 Lyon Block. 5 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR THE 1563 winter, rent S30. 733 S. 1st West. HOUSE-keepinFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT pantry,clty water. 871 S.gndW. 1119 URN1SHED ROOM IN PRIVATE FAM-155- 4 per month. T0& S. 1st West. lly; FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE? of kitchen and cellar. Two keeping: use blocks north of norm west corner of Temple 1563 block. 31 Currant street. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE-keepinl.V4 f7 por month. 145 S. 7th East. HOVSE-1566 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR keeping. 558 E. 3rd South. ttlf) Enquire Room MOULDERS AT EAGLE FOUNDRY IRON Machine 1523 Co. . s -- 10 4 . i.-it- . OR n. -- . 1 UKF0BNISHED ROOMS IN Business center, on 2d floor, suitable for dressmaking parlors. Address Madam Alecia Wat-so1591 354 K. 4th Soatb, r v7 a rrvtrvs u a 'nc nroTD a uf P WW vJT front room, beard private family. Address V79 3 I' fflmFlCTlrkBS TO THE Hextqs, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: three la famllv: esv nlaee. 711 8. West lout Temple St. riHEAP Tf'AM. HiBSESS AN LIGHT1 wagon.: Aptly at Palace Livery Stable 3d 1&9 South, be twee nit ted 13 a, m. AP- FOR HOUSEWORK. OFitiESAli G1IRL OR THREE ROOMS ON CHEAP, TWO floor; store f rent; all conveniences. I5C7 Furnished or unfurnished. 9 B. 4th So. PRIVATE IN ROOMS FURNISHED - 1581 KWO 1S8 East 8nd South. BOARD: GOOD HOME ROOMS WITH use ef parlor and piano. .' No. o Social 1578 art., off State, bet. 1st and Brighasa. FURNISHED OF FIVE ROOMS: COTTAGE for housekeeping; 1 unfurnished 1573 room. 54 N. Sma West. ROOM HOUSE, STEAM HEAT, HOT AND . v FOR SALE. FOR RENT. Brtghan? j AS STENOG RA PR KR ANB QiTUATlOH ene year's experience. Address typewriter; X 24, tribune. 1SS5 f SIX ILLEGAL SELLERS WERE ARRES ED. 1G, 1891. WANTED. S07 K. 6:00 a. in. points. 6:00 a m. 4 II-1- Stites .Marshal Yesterday. Ogdsn, and intermediate Through pouch to Ogden. .11:00 a. ra. J.oKa.11, Prestou P.Ogdeti, M) S:30 p. in. n iDtrrmidute points P. Montana. Oregon and Idaho ... 9:25 p. m. It G. W.Atiantio Mail east. Thistle and SaUna .8:50a.m. V. 1'. Through pouch for Sao Fran.. 9:25 a. m. cisco , V. I. California and Nevada .n:OU p. m. W. California and Nevada V:OJ p. n It. G. W. Denver and - Glanwood 9:06 p, m. .....'.....I. ,i V. Salida and Grand J unction. 9:05 p. in. E. G.Spring P. Park Citv aad Coalville ..3:30 p. ra. Millord and all points P.Frlico. 3:00 p. in. aooth of Milford.k..!.. I. Stockton and:X .intermediate 6:10a. ni. ... I!. C.points 7:00 a. in. Park City aud Mill Crek. R. O. W. Bingham West Canon, and Jordan ....7:25 a.m. V. I. Nephl, Juab and Intermediate in. ....9:10 a. m. points . i.'lowd pouch toi, Cheyenne. ...5:00 p. J. V. 1. Mall for all point eat of Wyoi"hi ......5:00 P- m. Big Cot ton wood... j. 1 .....V.UJa, in. L. P. Cloned pouch or Provo ..8:00 p. in. noma ron anniVAi.soi- mails ax uiroti. TJ. P. Eastern Fast Mali 4.00la. m. U. 1'. park City umt CSebe v alley ... 10:45 a, m. m. U, Idaho. Montana and Oregon.. iW:45 a. m. I'. P. FrUce, Milford arid poluts oth.tf:40a. V. I'.Stockton and iptertut-dtatp. in. p'U..4:00 It. G. v. Ciilifornlaatid 9:40 a. ni, . R. i. WKatern Mail? ....13:01 p.m.1 It. tl. W. Pacific Mail . I.. ....12:80 a. luCation and West ll. G. O. 11. n. City 3Pt O.. Wot. a. 1891. east. . U. S. Gor't Report, Aug. 17, i8S Tower. Hignest cf U ia LcaTcrin 18. 1891. 1UUB. OF CX.OBXXTO A NOVEMBER . RAID Oil SALOOliKEEPEnS CITY, UTAH, MONDAY MOirNXlQ, KOVlSMBlirB - u. rt t 1 i ' s i -- . f r Z'i i "O. -- CO., i - |