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Show T Wheadon, John W. . . 7864 3984 Wheeler, F. J 7909 Wheeler, F. J 12748 Wheeler, H. E 10884 Wheeler, J. W 328 Wheeler, J. W Whetton, Henage, Jr. 7916 Whipple, Leonard H. 7418 White Front Garage 6743 6546 White, A J 'White, C. II 5062 6949 White, Clyde 11292 White, Fred 2573 White, Wm. B. Whitehead, Donald S. 6445 42 Whitehead, W. S. .. R. . . . . 8000 Whitman, C. W 10215 Whitney, W. 232 Whyte, William 4984 Wilberg, Carl Wldteoe, Karine . . . 3896 Widtsoe, Rosetta . . . 3897 1491 Wight, Almon Wightman, Philo C. 6004 279 3222 Wretberg, Gus E 3165 Wright, A. D 9530 Wright, Brigham 6087 Wright, F. J. 5538 Wright, Geo. B 6866 Wright, L. T 4991 Mrs. Sarah A. Wright, 8581 Wright, S. H Wulff Hardware & 11734 Implement Co Wunderlich, Mary P..... 10047 12557 Wyatt, B. F 1713 Wyatt Willie 11051 Tangel, Frank 9334 Tates, Joseph H 6027 Yeiter, Charles D Yoder, L. F Yokoyama, J. N Youmans, C. F Younes, Joe Young, D. E Young, George Young, Jack H Young, W. J Zachman, S. 0 Zeller, Dr. Chas. F Zent, D. W Zerbe, H. E ... Wilcox, Wilcox, Wilcox, Wilder, ' Wilder, Wilford C. E E. S 9755 5972 Mrs. Rose . . 2400 Mrs. Rose . . 4992 Matilda .. . Zimmerman, Ed Zimmerman, Steve D. J. C. of L. D. S. 7009 9205 Wilhelm, Otto Wilkerson, Annie K. 2942 Wilkin, G. Wilkin, R. A. W. Wilkins, C. A Wilkinson, R. E. Willardson, Jos .... Willey, Dr. R. T Williams, Mrs. Alice D Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, man R Williams, Williams, Williams, 10134 1303 3933 6462 3927 11964 Brigham Dan D. M Ed E. B Free- 5778 6315 9524 6324 8595 Henry J. ..11911 Henry W. 1924 Herbert 6484 Earl Williams, Herbert R. 6483 Winkler, Charles Winn, Robert Winn. 8. R. Winn, T. C Winter, Mrs. L. J Winward, B. W Winzler, E Wiser, G. H Witbeck, Emily E Withers, Robert J Wolfe, James H Wong, Bengtore Wood, C. C. ...... Wood, Fremont ...... Wood, Geo. T & Wood, Harry N Wood. K. G. & 11031 Eugene Ralph 5194 Wood, O. F. 7871 Wood, T. E Wood & Spaulding .... 935 3625 Wood, Wm. 10662 Wood, Wm. J Wood River Pub. Co. . . . 4443 3444 Woodhead, N. J 5649 Woodruff, Leo E 5650 Woodruff, Leo E 9427 Woodward, W. J 569 Woodworth, E. L 7596 Woody, Paul 0 2575 Wooley, Alice It. 2576 D Hattie Wooley, 2807 Woolley, A. II 6947 Woolley, Loren C 947 Woolley, Mrs. Tom 3382 Woolley, Tom Woolstenhulme, Mary Jane & James A Wooten, E. S Workman, John S Workman, M. II Workman, If Workman, W. L. or Sadie Worley, Wm Worlton, J. T Wortley, William A 12154 3386 1364 1133 10682 10510 2750 3903 8264 5 5 5 24.00 3.00 1.50 7.50 7.50 4.50 6.00 3.00 7.50 3.00 7.50 4.50 10.. 15.00 4.50 5 7.50 5 7.50 7.50 5 1.50 1 7.50 5 - 16 2 1 5 5 3 4 2 5 2 5 3 . '3 .75" . 7.50 .5 5 7.50 5 ' . 7.50 5 7.50 - REVIEW Salt Lake City $250,000 to be spent during the coming year by the Utah Light and Traction company for 2412 Williams, Ira T 1463 Williams, J . 8716 . M. . John Williams, Williams, Joseph . . . 6398 2958 Williams, J. R Williamson, John W. 5193 1322 Willis, M. E. . . 2107 M. F. Willmorth, 5975 Wilson Bros. Co . . 5777 . Arthur Wilson, 6816 Wilson, A. L . J. .'... 3920 Wilson, Bert Wilson, Heber C. .. 2401 Wilson, Herbert . .. 7691 Wilson, James . ... .11537 12031 Wilson, John 3803 A J. Wilson, 6955 Wilson, J. B 7677 Wilson, John L 7676 Wilson, John L., Jr 12695 Wilson, J. Winfield 966 Wilson, Wm. E 11595 F W. Wilson, 3396 Wilson, W. H 7906 Wilson, William W 7530 Winchester, Ileo 2833 Winder, R. H 3733 C W. Winder, 7859 Winder, W . C. 10893 Winder, W. C 3501 Windsor, Anna S 7403 F Winegar, M 8918 E. Wine, 3284 Wines, I. E 11962 9642 5716 10975 12133 10974 8601 11444 3448 12219 11980 6606 8355 9641 6753 1027 10684 11899 4.50' 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 5 8922 9405 10907 10908 8335 8612 9845 3187 ' 2578 576 5195 8945 3023 2752 -4584 5970 12155 UTAH INDUSTRIAL 11269 Wing, J Wing, Wong - to-w- it: 3691 . 7.50,- on the 1st day of March, 1926, so many shares of each parcel of such stuck as will be sold at the may 38 West office of said company, Second South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 3rd day of May, 1926, at the hour of 2 oclock p. m., to pay thereon, todelinquent assesments of cost the with advertising gether and expenses of sale. J. EDWARD TAYLOR, Secretary. 38 West Second South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. . . 6139 S. C. 7.60 5 5 3 5 Zuck, Etta M Zundel, Joseph M Zurlo, Brandi And Jn accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made Ward Corp. of Wilkerson, CITIZEN HE construction and maintenance wprk. Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad will spend $400,000 for ballasting its line. Salt Lake City to build hangar to cost $2,500, for Western Air Express corporation. Salt Lake City $30,000 theater building to be erected, on Eighth West street. Vernal Ashley Development company irrigation project approved, and dam 50 feet in length will be constructed in near future. Salt Lake City $85,000 apartment house to rise, at First avenue and C streets Ogden Scovill Press and Paper Co. planning erection of new plant there. road Salt Lake City Federal-ai- d projects in Utah finished in 1925, totaled 106.03 miles. Road construction and bridges built during year, required expenditure. of $1,567,266. Eureka Graveling of new road through Homansville canyon will be compelted, and opened to auto travel 19 ting into shape winze, work at tom of which will be resumed. Bingha mCanyon BinghamMinest Bingham Canyon Bingham Mines company opens new ore body on 1,550 foot level of Victoria mine. Mammoth Mammoth Copper company completes new change room, and equipment including boiler will be installed immediately. TELEPHONE FACTS If mere size meant' anything, Asia and Africa would have more telephones than all the rest of the world put together, for these two continents contain 50 per cent of the worlds area and more than 60 per cent ' of the worlds population. Yet North America, with only 15 per cent of the area and not quite 8 per cent of the population of the world, possesses practically twice as many telephones as all the other continents combined. This is not due to the density of population on this continent, but to the high level of modern civilization developed here. The two chief countries in North America, the United Sates and Canada, lead the world in telephone development, , the former with 14.2 telephones per 100 population, the latter 11.6 . It all goes to show the truth of the old saying that IfHs: quality, not quantity, that counts. . . - There are more telephones in the State of Michigan than in the entire continents of South America and Africa put together. Preservative treatments which prolong the life of telephone poles and save the telephone users of the United States a million dollars a year. Is it true that statistics show that women live to be older than men?" They ought to. Paints a great preservative, you know. Tacoma West Coast Trade. Utah grazing ranges generally good and stock conditions fair. Eureka eloped; weekly. Iron King mine being devshipping 8 cars iron ore The Democratic National Chairman claims credit is due his party for the new tax bill, and the next thing you know the Democrats will be claiming Secretary Mellon. j The first telephone patent was granted to Alexander Graham Bell on March 7, 1876. Polygamy has been abolished officially in Turkey but it probably will be carried on to a limited extent unofficially as it is in other countries. The way the Aluminum Trust is gouging the public is indicated by the fact that you can now buy aluminum ware at the ten cent counter. Let Us Print Your BRIEFS and ABSTRACTS rT'HE PRINTING of Briefs A and Abstracts not only requires correctness, but many times they must be soon. Eureka New Union Pacific rail- road station, to be erected here, this year. Price Price River Petroleum com- pany, owning valuable oil leases in this vicinity, files articles of incorporation. Vernal City council discusses park and street improvements for early execution. Lapoint Annual meeting held here by Mosby stock association. Vernal Vernal Auto company completing work on their new service station. Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce arranging business tour of eastern part of Uintah Basin and western part of Colorado. Eureka Iron King Consolidated Mining company retimbering and put- - St. Louis now has more telephones than all of litaly. cross-arm-s - - bot- turned out on short notice. This office is especially equipped to handle this class of work promptly, regardless of the size of the book. Try us on your next jnb. JUST CALL 1 ; WASATCH QA1 lOUl CENTURY PRINTING CO. W. G. ROMNEY 23 1 Edison Street Q RYAN |