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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN CITY NEWS IN BRIEF * wy > Brighton bids fair to be a popular soclety summer resort, more so this year than for some years past. Already a number of handsome cottages are being erected, among them those of Mr. and Mrs. Mont Ferry and Mr and Mrs. Ed Ferry. Others are lamenting the fact that it is almost impossible to find suitable accommodations for the summer. Mrs. A; E. W Falken - left for the Walker farm, where she will spend the summer, This attractive place has long been a popular rendezvous for summer visitors and there will be more than one enjoyable house party made up take advantage of the hospitality which is never lacking. Mrs. Louis R' Johnston and daughter, of Boulder, Colo,, were guests yesterday of Mrs. Lee Brownlee on their way home from the coast, where they have passed the winter. Mrs. Johnston jis the wife of the present mayor of the town where the University of Colorado ts located. 2 * The tourist section of the Ladies' Literary club will hold the last meeting of e year this oe at the club house, Mrs. M. Vhite will read a paper on "International Intercourse."". The officers for the coming year will be electec os . 6 Act on Boulevard-A meeting of| ihe "public parks and improvement committee will be held today at 122:30 o'clock at the Commercial club, when definite action on awarding of the | boulevard contract will probably be taken Road to Tunnel-A car of bridge and building lumber has been forwarded to Castilla Springs to be used road in the construction of the wagon the from Castilla to the mouth of Two more} aan alee valley tunnel. ‘ars are expected to ar within the next few days work of constructing the road will be! begun at once, able evening also of Mins 3 Mary = to see the popular which . ss ous wards the be last give hn dur-| Dorothy eee y Ce LST SO TN during the VER ae past} been giv-| has opera - The perfodmance opera, STC SUCH presented weeks. two = Walker, Mr M, 1 and Mrs, =" M will Se ered < a cc irae < Rel ake. Cutler is in receipt tion from Thomas o I. a communicaDrake, supe srin- BR., i-rm. $150 35 fr., E. 7385 b-rm, fr.,.235 b-rm,. fr., 4-rm. house, 7TH E. SO., Mrs. George Phelps to a large number from 4 to 6 Holman was at of her friends ener eager: The affair was given in honor of her daughter, Mrs. pore Ore Portland. e > Former aeierdik and Mrs. H. M. Wells gave a stall party last evening. The guests Burton Smith, were and Mr. Mr. and and . Mrs, Mrs. e Benner 131 South from the Enh m X. * s. C. E, Travers and small am eS: in the city Nev,, the guests of nam, C daugh- De Lamar, Misses Put- East street. oe Col, E. A. Wall is a present visiting with his sisters in Winchester, Ind., and will probably arrive in Salt Lake the latter part of the week. * The Seekers' aan rie ae A will be Caan oi * club mects face afterShaver, 5 Wayne aver oon ee ert Mr ait Sbamdtns Cc. McCullow, * The Wasatch ite: rary meet this afternoon el, Eleventh South streets > Dr. and daughter Angeles, December, s Mrs. an extended and little from Los been since s has returned visit on Myton, the is at * Miss Keith ° * coast home from at and, the * Marguerite Taylor turned from a visit of with friends in Provo. ha re- several Syaeice + at Mrs. Wilbur W. Flage wl entertain a bridge tea this afternoon at the Kenyon. * Rev. Sunday s s and Mrs, Frank Fay night for southern to be gone ten Eddy left California days s s Frank Jennings of Huntington, is visiting his family = * here are city. visiting * gone.for California. a friends ten days' * few in of the 2 Mrs. J. C. Mrs. Moses Hieepetrick are Ore., a MeDowell old . Governor and for . Judge and Mrs. Samuel Denver e trip Cutler in have southern s aes and Miss at the Knutsford for 2 * Richard Eskridge the city, a guest at home. measure Mrs. Shotwell cials of the Denver s of Seattle Is in the David Keith Miss Cosgriff returned Saturday to Sere Lake after an extended eastern Mrs. Goes Into Effect t | ‘Soday-U niow ports Striking Molders. The Bridge and Structural Workers' new to effect today. from $38.50 per resisted by The union now $225 scale any The day of wages employer... has a membership at its goes This union meeting voted of 165. last to the sufferers in California $25 to the molders in ald this in- increase of wages to $4.50 was not of the striking city. The union and iron also agreed to refuse to work on any iron manufactured in shops where the demands of the strikers were not met. i sald that the strike in the foundries is Just as strong as ever and that the men on strike will remain out indefinitely or until their demands for the closed shop are granted ‘The i ierceae union has endorsed the present strike and has had a special representative here to look over the field and to offer found necessary. such aid as. wae Zion's Savings Bank and Trust company, No, Main street, pays 4 per cent interest on any amount from $1 to $5,000, Start an account. rall- Shotwell is a sister of B. F. agent of is well 8th,So., We bth' Social-A unique social is hat planned by the young people of the First Methodist church, to be given Friday evening to assist In liquidating the debt of $1,000 now nenetne over the congregation. It Is alled a "See America First' social, Dod in addition to having booths sug- gesting different cities and easy monthly payments BUYS 13°. Market Store, 26 Soi, N. 5th st., KE. edith E. H. Callister to E, H.. PERSONAL A farewell party it who leaves in a to the German I k. of Richfield, ane peene is Ho ae be few days empire. Bachner, who a memregister- given on a al the "piak 9 mission has reverie: re- signed as manager of the sugar factory at Lyons, N. assed through Salt ake yesterday on his way to Californie where he is to locate. Mr. Bachher was formerly chemist at the sugar factory at Alverado, Cal., and it is to occupy a similar position that he Is returning to the Golden state. While in Salt Lake entertained City, by Mr. James Bachner H. was Anderson. Marriage Licenses. 2130-John W. Dallas, Salt Lake: Le- Harrington, An- Wouldn't you prefer Utah Products when the quality is equal to if not better than Peete oo fs? Just try MOUNTS PICKLE Lake | to So., | reasonable. tution Bldg. 2528-X. i oe aad a HOUSERS 251 So HELP | HOUSE, at Sme Iter City. Lots $50, war deed de town of sane te located a twenty min> big concentrator at 5,000 men wil |SALT LAKE Bough CITY and |MARIGER, sell your REAL sold. Agt. NO. CGCL. ASS ns AINTE Ry 858 S. Seventh East. FIRS quire F EMPLOYMENT IN- |MEN AND WOMEN LADIES, FOR dressmaking, TO LEARN barber trade; wages while learning; situations furnished. Moler's College, 62 East First South tt. | 40 B 2D S0., WILL wood, | frult, 73 60 acres in hours' water ALL KINDS" OF SECOND-HAND furniture, carpet stoves, ranges | bicycles, ete. Star Furniture Co., 315 So. State street. Bell ‘phone 98% s-Ik. choice bearing right; three (3) ing. Address P. O. pany, 63 W. UNION Second REAL South i ESTATE BUILDING | & Investment Co.-It will pay you to see them for homes on installment plan. 63144 W. Second ‘South RANCK REAL ment Co. ESTATE can fit you & with line. Suite Box 148. tain DRAUGHT and fixtures SODA for 66 W. sale 2nd NEWSPAPERS J. So. 'Phones, dred. lican Apply 15c PER HUN- Inter-Mountain TO Tel, NATIONAL oe cash. Tee 3278-X. freckles, Repub- Bo M'VICKER, ards W. NLOCUTION, ASSAYER, TREMAYNE, 46 BATHS OV- Salt Lake City, receive prompt AND me PRICE bb 5, ru PAID ers, MASSAGE eee FOR RENT-FURNISHED 361]1) 6 426-7 ae ORDER sae aE . eo. son, CARD MRS FOR removed Small, order E, 429 Notary owWalker - -- CO. $0-1-2 | 1 to DISEASES DRAMAT-| So. 308 4 and 6 ae Pn OF removed ph East. SCAVENGER to § p. m |. without MAKES N. 7th Templeton | REWest, SEEDS! knife. JOHNSON CO.-137 E. 8th 2346-Z, Ind. 3079, FURNITURE SEEDS! \LL KINDS Seed store. Fones 311. AT 63 SEEDS! BAILEY EE. 2nd && So. SONS Both SHOES FOR DEFORMED FEET M.. Bldg. GRACE shoe 1796 Res., Bldg. 1499 -Re=PARSONS, Phone ete Phones: M.D., lH. 308-4} men 1721" F. CLARK |NEW MASSAGE | | { BUILDERS SJOBERG, Toon 428 2944-K BLDG. |N SWEDISH Pearl Avenue. MASBell 116 W. So.1 Temple. GOODS-JUST RECEIVED 7-RM. MOR. We ing know for so BR., that this house, fortunnute as 1ST. have but to HOUSTON Tones 978 you 27. have find THE ST. been ANDERSON,' Low 24'-E:' prices, good SO... work. AND ROOM, VERY REA- MINNIE BICKFORD, ELEC- | tric massage, manicuring and shampooing, for gentlemen. ladies and F, Walker 413 D building, Salt Lake City. Bell ‘phone 17 1 G RACI E, J 170 FARGO furnish RANCH you a Box for cow every oo 199. | 350 E. Fourth South. CARPENTER AND ery. 299% at HOUSERS E. N. RACE, REAR South; Ind, 651. A. L. Ind. St. YOUR _|soutn"Tempie oration your J. Day. H. | HANCOCK, Robert T. ORTON, i\IKKAPLAN Rooms teed. Ad. | 73 State. 631 133 HOUSE $1 up; $1 Main; E:.3RD SO. CLEANING MOD. nice HOUSTON Fones BR.,.978-1ST home 27. O7 for the ST., right $35.00. DECORATIONS 7 H. _KNICKERBOCKER OPTICIAN AND JEWELER 227 S. MAIN, IN CURIO. SHOP. W NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH board; modern house; sultable for two gentlemen 350 ¥. Fourth or South. FURNISHED man and CARPET CLEANING, FLUFF at Pers Fiftl MODERN. Last. OF 268 room W. MAIN, Ind. H. A SURE ‘and ess. AVE., W alks ee and any Cure 64 FOR sick- West Sout i at L. Bell HALSETT, 2497-y. 133 E. 83RD so. CLEANING AND DYEING_ UTAH STEAM Third South. ELMO 69 E. 2nd CLEANING So. Tel SO. DONE BY by a reliable woma n; lace specially. Bell Tel, Forrest cur80X STAR WORK HAND LAUNDRY, South. LOAN Ind. CO., Tel. 159 2477. B. ATLAS BLK. si. 35 | $0. "| back in DON'T BORROW TROUBLE; BORrow money. Salaried men or women accommodated on. their note, without mortgage or endorser. Easy payments. Confidential. Cherry, 407. D. F. Walker building. 2ND SO HE STR INGER co,., 70 wv Loan on Yidest company in Uta property. You aes poss session cae CABINET ers, COMPANY-| $2.65 $1.35 and pay sum conn South & office turning MAKERS CRAIG, and Temple and store fixtures, Salt through MAKartistic| W est | City. daily trains to Chicago and the East the only railway between Chicago, the route of track double the Missouri River and the famous. lighted electric Ovrerland Limited and Los Angeles Limited and of the China& Japan Fast Mail and Eastern Express. Splendid Fast Schedules, Equipment. The Best of Everything. Direct connections at Omaha for St. Paul-Minneapolis-Duluth I, via the electric Western Line. s s lighted trains Tourist sleeping ears and Ogden to St Paul of The and North- toChicago J Winneéapolis without Salt iE tke City wie Tickets, 221 Lake fast ch CABINET brackets. street, Four over 606-7 5 $10 $2.65 Or any other proportion. |HARRIS 2186-z. TEM- FIRST LOANS DYE WORES, Pes 65 Bs: Telephone 1165- aS CLEANING, ST. W. Any a ok Pag ploye e or wast: earner can ju his note Lo nthiy. ‘Semi. Arouthby, Weekly, $30 $8. $4. $2.00 CURE kind of Co., 137 LAUNDRY a Third COAL AND KINDLING THE MILLER State street; 65 and kitchen: one bids; sold AND Chiropractic Recon INQUIRE new range, one large ice box; whole or part; now open for sold by May 7 will be public auction. ha tain FRENCH CONTRACTOR T.. GOUGH, 596 CULLEY Phone Bell-Forrest 123-z specialty a S. SOUTH i 1781. LAUNDRY ae W. phones, 25 phone CLAYTON, $20 ROOMS FOR SALE~HOTEL FIXTURES CONTENTS Hotel, No. rooms dining 236 WORKS, Goth CEMENT RENT-UNFURNISHED 245 RUG Temple. wife. RAMONA-Everything new 163 S. Second Eas st. modern, SIX F. ple, CHIROPRACTIC THE FOR LOCKSMITHS. party. NICELY furnished three-room flat- Rooms for rent, furniture for sate. Best location in the city; a bargain; eash or terms; rent very cheap. Inuire J. H. Berry, Inter-Mountain Republican composing room after 7 p . KNUDSON NOVELTY MFG. CO., Lawn Mowers Soe eee Bicycles and Gun rep&iring, 105% UE. 37387- ke 2nd So. Bell "Phone WM. ORDER WORK A SPECIALTY, FIRing done; also special class for beginners Saturdays Mrs. H. and Miss Stella Daynes, 36 Hooper Block. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO 261 So. Main Aelive CO.- satisfaction guaranJar both phones 1866-¥. KEY FITTING AND SECOND one 1-RM. SEorine. Bell = DEC-| ff Dover, So. _ WALLPAPER CLI CLEANING TOMBS| FOR 550 8278-X WIL L day. AND ORDERS 26 Richards street. Both 'phones JOINER W. HAMLIN, REAR 253 S. MAIN. fone 1421; residence, 2576, CHINA LARGE FURNISHED BEDom at 529 ridport, breakfast vuis niahed if desired. 23: ed SO. "UPHOLSTERING | -------- ] J. | PLACE DAIRY milk ita ata ‘arpets,| "MONUMENTS 103 So. State Street, Ind. | aera Bell WEST AND COVE R iE D. SAL LiDi LAKE MADIS Umbrella W« rks, 136 -E. First South. MEDICINES B BY (MAIL THE Sie TEM- 2221-y. UMBRELLAS-f PARASOLS ~ | MISS | | been Keys 261. S..Main | Sonable. look- not it. $35.| BOARD A Temple. MANICURING, "MOTHERS! ATTENTION SERVED W. South P. ple St. WM. --- | COOKING . "phone Co. Homes built on easy payments. | --- 16 per cent down and monthly installments of $10 per $1,000. Less than rent Will buy for cash any vacant property in the city. 66 W. Second MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY South. Both phones 760. goods a epoca. filled; rubber 112 W Golden Seal Medicine Co., ond South, Salt Lake Cit v ICE CREAM MFGS, 8. State, | MISS JENNIE SLOAN OBO QW [PD York has opened parlors at 606} Tempistan, Blk. mipaadcine the Hz a | per method of shampooing, scientific scalp treatment and manicuring ae 121 fine line of English goods... Suits from $18.00 up. Suits pressed 650c 26 Ww. Third South, j lf. GOR RIE, e, chore 1° Olsen, TAILORS 611- ‘Phones, K D.O., Gus P. MRS, HARRIET FONTYN, TRANCE medium. Spiritual meetings Sunday and Thursday, 8 p. m. 267 So. West Temple Street. OSTEO- Bldg. OSTEOPATH, Strevell K. SS MEALS PUT UP; 115 A. Obuchon, making. SPIRITUALISTS. STRATTON, McDOWELL, 12. Scott | I, HOME SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD to fit.. Special cast made. Scientific OSTEOPATHY MRS. MRS. aor ‘AVENGER hanes Bell SEC 0 ND-HAND PAINLESS DENTISTRY-tTeeth extracting without pain or no pay | Boston Dental Parlor, 126 Main st. | over Penny Ares 1d METHOD : Cree So. BoUC G "HT SOLD AND EXCHANGED. ED. Oo. Kk. Furniture €o., 306 So, State, | FACTORY aes CARPET ( CLEANING | Second HATS CLEANED, BLOCKED AND »paired Hat F , 2748 Mate He hone 1339,‘ladle paidaled LUNCHES Mrs. M. Temple. WITHOUT MEDDr. Wallace, 333 m\ path, 435 Constitution | Bell 2528 1K GUARANTEED STEAM block Botanical Herbalistic Reaitats W. South Salt Lake Clty Temple, Utah. Piles GOWNS Parlors, CURED knife Temple. a TEAM' CARPET CLEANING ic oN : Enid nieat feather renovating; work guaranteed. Cor. 8th West ind So. Temple. Emyr Eynon, propr. Bell 1. 2019; Ind. 1110. ANY Atlas DR. WALLAC |/333 Tele. PTURE icine or West South = Hours, street. S - OPTICAL - State RUPTURES CURED, RU R 1289-2 Building. a COMPANY, BOOK Book binding and 308 1064- Public. a ne OTT ays duplicated. | Office MRS. S. T. BENEDICT DRESS MAK-| ing ruling. phone MEDICAL G. D. LOVETT, ALL paired. fny 44. "Phone 230 -k. PRINTING job printing. paper OPTICIANS lens FOUNDRY & STOVE REPAIRS| |WNONS BOARD AND ROOMS STAR and Residencete F.> D. by | 7 601 nN pYC al ie Meng|S| Our patrons, nore 1293. Mer Mer. |glothes_and_underwear_to Lee ~ imperfections | MAIL O. Telslephone: 7 : ; i ° 2. } cash. PRINTING, 607 Attorney, Bell Le 9 3296 ee ie HOUSE CLEANING ee eee }dress HOUSE = | THe HOME House CLUE. ANING £0. et IRON, b Terms GATRELL ; UNIQU E 6 SCHOOL Or | for Rectal Diseases: reShor thant, and Typewriting. Hooper} Specjalist building | moves plles and external cancers without knife, 258% S. Main Street, Salt Lake City HOME BUYING SELLING ees- L, Rich, EDUC ATIONAL THE ELITE PARLOR S-NEWLY OPENed. Baths, massage, manicuring. shampooing for ladies and Ee ntlemen; experienced operators. 207-8-9-10 Constitution Blk. Kraft and Betlach, Bell ‘Phone 3930. SaTHoE MI Wee Provost Ind 1821, Bell 2429-Z. Old machinery a specialtyes and bought r and old; second all ORATORY, HOME ALL KINDS SECOND-HAND CLOTHing, trunks, valises; best prices paid. 28 Com. street. Reply by postal card. Phone 8771-Kk FOR bottl otties, rags, NEAT ates to! RICH- ASSAYER, er 140 Main St. Utah. Mail samples attention. Ben | ghee lc Art, Physical Culture, Fancy| Dancing. Mr. and Mrs. John Milton, Studio room 250 Com. Club Bldg. HAT St. H. tailoros B ELOCUTION 4. street HIGHEST tal spots, HARPERS SEVERAL GOOD WORK HORSES, wagons and buggies. 603 So. State GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL CO. red PLUMBERS, LEB Telephone Not. ERSKINE BROTHERS, PLUMBERS, steam and gas fitters, Telephone 1664-K. 63 W. First South atreet, Attorneys and Counselors Auerbach Building BIRTHMARKS,|4LEXANDER of the skin permanently electric needles, Miss Templeton bldg. WILL ~-ASSAYERS, J. | eit A GOOD ar 20.) and Williz illiams, MOLES, E, AND THE. Se Block. Booth BOOTH 229. RAISE; CRISMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS and chemists, removed to 229 So West Temple FOUNcheap. South. GIRL 232 SECOND-HAND RAILS AND PIPES or sale. Utah Junk Co., 63 East Eighth South. Tel. 229. + OLD Eighth reference if wanted State, or 'phone Bell any- FOR SALE-Finest mandolin in the United States; also fine lot of music Can be had at a bargain. Inquire J. H. Berry, Inter- Mountain Republican composing room after - I'. Whittemore, 760. I. home; |to 552 S. ay FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS COUNTER 63 A LITTLE INVEST- out thing in the real estate D. F. Walker Block. Co., E. DR. "WANTED, to walt. | ----. - THAN MARKE T VALUE modern, | brick, 7-room_ | Hiram ELEC TRO ~DERMAT OLOGIST HAIR, owner, by Mrs. rs = fee so- ASSOCIATION Dooly 661-kK, SCHNEIDER, 1 HE * TEMM- from GOOD, QUIC Be see me; low myself. myse Pacific| not long 6055 Sloan ---$$$-$_-__- AGCY., headquarters for mine, mill, smelter and raltiroad laborers, hotel help. 151%4 W. Second South. Bell Tel. 3584. ESTATE| Union AT. liss introduce State ce WANTED-MALE | PLUMHOE'S | Utah and Room Wyo. 29. E. J 2nd So, ee ee property, er AT LESS K ul LAW 312 524 Consti2422, Be 1 | shirt waist suits 2 pleton;" 9 suits. Miss Sloz wish to buy or seell a bus Iness | IF you POL ISHE RA'AT EL LLIAS | see Neweomb. real estate, | A MARBLIE } see Pavieian Morris & Sons Co R manager ‘Ne _weomb's: 1} Dept., 6314 2nd So., R. 7, both] \ MUST BE ONCE. OFFIC I BOY ae 'Da ae | j yuick and reliable. Apply at Inter| BUY Reaye lican office WHERE THE CROWD IS BU ¥-| kaput an ng Mrs. Cowdin, ‘Phone Ind. oot. va DRESSMAKING Main. SIX-ROOM MODERN So. Ist West. PHOENIX 336 W. 3RD for confine- phone ed psychic, palmist and card reader; pas on sent and_ future revealed. Pall' or write. 48 3rd South, Debts collected anywhere, no unless successful, correspondence licited, and answered promptly. onADIES' TAILOR- MADE su ITS AND all classes of dress ee Prices $30. THE 27. $12.50. $60. Ms eget ATTORNEYS City, DRESSMAKING, psade A. Y na Te oney. Salt Lake. 2131--George E. Pace, Salt Lake; Mary A. Milés Cameron, Salt ake. 2132-Wm. rawner, Anaconda, Mont; Nora ¥. aconda, Mon Salt Bell Callis- e It is said that the collections of the local office will this year exceec by $40,000 the showing made last year. James H. Anderson will today succeed E. E. Jenkins as chief deputy in the office of the United States revenue collector. Mr. Jenkins retires fo engage in business with Edward W. Ashton Is Twice "© Released-Ray Campbell, who was arrested by Sheriff Bell of Pocatello about a week ago and who was sent here to Sheriff Bmery to be held awaiting instructions from Sheriff Edward Bell of Cripple Creek, was released yesterday. She was arrested later after an intricate combination of effort upon the part of Deputy Sheriff Andy Smith and Officer George Moore, Later in the day a telegram was received from the Cripple Creek authorities stating that the county commissioners there had refused °o bring the woman to trial in Colorado. She was therefore released again. WW. N. Hayes, ber of the state ed at the White block, cases. PALMISTRY PROFESSIONAL FOR FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING and tailor-made suits, call and see us La Mode Dressmaking Parlors 239 IE. 3rd South. Bell Ec PROue a 1314-K $12.50: W., $20 4th Fones One of those 4-reom. brick collages, lot 265x132 eet, r of w., on Blair avenue, between Sth and 9th South streets HOME R & ROBERTSON, Deseret National Bank Bldg. First South and Main Streets 8th. 478 Stores HOUSTON sections of pie country, will provide a trip on the Unele oem: Scenie Seesome & Seemore railwa followed by a luncheon at Hs eatae k station. Fisher Harvis, originator of the See America idea, will be present and deliver an address. Revenue Business Tleavy-John A, McCabe, United States revenue agent with headquarters at Omaha, is In the city checking up the stamp and cash account of the local internal revenue office in connection with its transfer Walker barn.,.$18 So,"$22.60. ' CASH Ney- the Rio known May Be Seen in Sketch-Mr. and Mrs. Al G. Swenson, members of Hanlon's "Fantasma" company, are | expected to visit friends in this city Within the ness month or two. Mr Swenson is a native of Salt Lake City and will be walecraad "by a host o old-time friends. He has made rapid strides In his chosen profession during the past four years, and It is likely hat arrangements will be made to give both Mr. and Mrs, Swenson opportunity to appear in a vaudeville sketch in which they were seen for n aay weeks on the Kelth cireuit. Suptron offi- & Rio Grande ins, western livestock Grande system, and here. trip. IRON WORKERS' NEW SCALE Injured-Local road learned yesterday that the wife of thelr general agent at San ranW. J. Shotwell, had her right limb severely bruised In the recent earthquake shock. and that she is still confined to her bed at the home of her mother-in-law in San Francisco, America J. T. H. P. Myton with Maj. Wilson, will * returned Sunday where they have * Mrs. circle at Memorial chapand Eleventh East insurance code. Mr. Drake asks that Cutler Governor communicate with th delegation at Washington Utah asking that they assist in promoting F. ment Classitied Ads. $30 mers will "a at Fore at 257./Thorpe tendent of the department of insur- | houses, two (2) teams, farm imple-|y GHEST PRICE PAID FOR HIDES, street, Los Angeles nator May 1. Mrs. |#n¢e at Washington, D. C., in relation} ments, ete Will sell whole or part| pelts, scrap-iron, old rubbers, rags, Utah Junk Reimers. was Missie Ida Weggeland of | gress to. the looking passage toof securing a bill through con-| to sult; Thompson take city Real property in ex-| | bottles, copper, brass, ete. It aice ee a uniform | change. Estate Com- | home MIDWIFE, MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER, North; rivate home DETECTIVES, HARWall, Are sk Mra ‘David Ke hl and en by local talent, and the produc-|corner lot; also 4-room brick, mod- BALED HAY IN CAR LOADS. HAR. Mr,.and Mrs, Elmer Jones euterteined tion has becn a most creditable one, | Boel e South Teun. street. Merb Ot 774 East | | vey & Co., 110 W. So. Temple. as it did, some of the city's ; Seventh parties= lastFg evening .at the. kin-|including, stall " ~ | best talent eee Fe Re Rt SMALL dergarten entertainment. = ee pes WANTED - FURNISHED . e Wants Utah's Support-Govyernor | 120-AC REPa "ARM ON COTTONhouse, or rooms for light housekeepea 1, 1906. WESTERN DETECTIVE AGENCY Private detective services rendered by reliable and experte need men, -,329 D. 7-RM. the course of the "Jinks. R. R. lands Pleases-Pioneer stake na || Wats, 15 W. Oper2 vas crowded last evening with tho a at al ‘Moore was|@nxious of the Part is programme MAY, Utah. Corps Gives) Smoker-The Signal | be employed daily. Contract has been Corps of the National Guard of Utah} let for a 40-room hotel and work will will give a smoker in its club rooms} be commenced at once. Terms: Cash at the armory next Thursday evening. | or monthly Rey ates Smelter City commencing at 8:30 o'clock. A limited Townsite Co., selling agents, 201 D number of invitations has been Issued I. Walker B oe k. to friends of the « . | formal TUESDAY, RENT-HOUSES $1,250 Exhibition of Drawings-An exhi-| bition of drawings of the pupils in the| elementary course in the primary and grammar grades will be held in the | legislative hall in the city and county ||} building Wednesday and running untill Friday. Everybody Is envited to call and Jufpes ce t the wor k, Ww nic h in- ing one FOR ESTATE ve ‘merit UTAH, FOU R-ROOM MODERN BR ICKKk COTCON tag Enquire 329 So. Fifth Sop Officers Take test-Officers Joe Gush and Dennis Sullivan of the police force will take thelr annual ten days' vacation. commencing today. Roth men were paid off vesterday with the remainder of the "force" and they expect to spend their ten days of leisure and also their =e in huntand a ll earned ing a good time Boe party Revo Ut the fees kine and dergarten benefit in honor of Mr. Mrs. P. GC Thompson of Detroit, wh ete cue FOR SALE-REAL Firemen Raze Building-Chief C. T. Vail of the fire department took a force of men to a shack in the rear of 881 West Second South yesterday and razed a building which had been reported by Inspector of Buildings Gamble as unsafe and not constructed according to the ordinances able CITY, =| impression has gone abroad that the Country club would be formally opened today. Those who have the arrangements in charge say that, owing to the weather and other unavoidable causes of delay, it may be seyeral weeks before it will be possible to have a formal house warming. In the meantime many are frequenting the grounds and all are anxiously awaiting the good time coming when all details will be perfected. LAKE If you wish to Sell, Buy or Rent Real Estate, List your Wants in Che Republican Recital.-Only a Gives Dramatic greeted Dr. Byron fair-sized audience M. C. A. last, even|W. King at the Y. gave a dramatic. reWhere he World's a Stage.' "AIL the An REPUBLICAN, SALT GREE car reservations and formation can »e obtained from CLA. i: Sas Agent, eens 0. 38 a - wt Second South Sa § full in. Ay. : |