THE SALT TAKE HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST 1905 SECTION TWO2 6

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASH BEGISTEKS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS Oscarsales agent for Utah Expertcash register repairing No 221 Main Sthand always to stock

CARPET CLEANING

Edw Gaby Propr PhoneBell 1209 XS L STEAM Carpet Cleaning

S W ST ECALL for take up steam cleanand relay your carpets on short noticeCarpet Cleaning Works

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CLAIRVOYANT

WONDERFUL TRIAL READINGSend dime stamped envelope own writ

birth dato Dr J Drawer 34St Louis Mo and receive a

WONDERFUL TRANCE READING

CLOTHING

HIGHEST paid for sec-ondhand clothing and shoesPhone Bell 217GY Ind 3303

DAIRIES

EMPIRE DAIRY H N Standish man-ager E 2d So Den 3000 Ind 2335

DENTISTS-

A S CHAPMAN Dentist 6056 ScottBlda Phones Bell 1S34 Y Ind 2658

EDUCATIONAL

LEARN and draw salaryS7E to 120 per mo Half rates until getlilase started 11 years experience situaatructlon Address Telegrapher 224 W1st So

GATRELLS unique School ofand Typewriting Hooper Bids

GENERAL REPAIRING

JONES 24 Richards St bicycle repairing Niagara hydraulic rams Indphone 355G

HAY GRAIN AND COAL

COAL and kindling wood Jos Thompeon 69 E 3d So Ind phone 1506

HARVEY CO 110 W South Templephone 1632 2 Ind 0214

FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS

STOVES ranges and furnaces repairedat wholesale or retail 242 StateWestern Foundry Stove Repair Works

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UTAH HAT FACTORY W M PowProp cleaned pressed and remodeled Main 1339

HOUSE CLEANING

EXPERT men for all branches house-cleaning National House Cleaning CoE 1st So

HOUSECLEANING Bell phone 33S4Y

HOTELS

LINCOLN HOUSE 68 E FIRST SOPaul Hein Prop

COOrooms 200 Rates 23c 36c and BOc

OSTEOPATHY-

M MCDOWELL osteopath eiiis ScottBide Ren 1499 K

E E KEELBR Osteopath 3034 Auerbach Bldg Phones Bell 1120 Y Ind 1721W S RAMER D O COS Atlas BlockBoth phones

PLUHBING AND HEATING

YOU can save money on plumbing bysetting estimate from

153 E 3d So 2228Ind 2471

Anderson Bros tho practical plumbers

D W JAMES CO plumbing steamand hat water contractors C5 E 2d SouthSt Phone 379

JAMES J FARRELL 335 S MainPlane 1205

ICE CREAM HANHPACTTJEEES

THE KEELEY CO makers of Everbeat Ice Creams and Sherbets wholesale and retail Office and factory 268So Main Rear Both phones 3223

OPTICIANS

ALEOCANDER Optical Co Any lens du-plicated 29013 Atlas block

PIPE PIPE PIPE

ALL sizes up to 5 Inches All kindsmachinery stoam and electricityJ M SWEM

36 South Third West St

SEWING MACHINES

RUBENS COOP Auto serviceexchange Phones Boll No 5

Independent 99

SCAVENGERS

SALT LAKE SCAVENGER CO OfficeAtlas Blk Basement Tel 35-

ANITARY COMPANY Office67 W 1st South Tot 1411 X

STOOK BROKERS

E M WEST CO stock brokers 315F Walker Blk Tel 1069 X res 1847 Y

STORAGE AND MOVING

MOVING ANDSHIPPINGThe Redman Van Storage Co only

firm in the city owning and controllingits own teams warehouses etcthreehorse vans two large warehousesexport furniture packers can yourgoods to any part of the United StatesYork Furniture Warehousemens associ-ation Havo correspondents in all theprincipal cities If you want your goodsshipped any point east or west seeus as our connections with other largeconcerns makes it possible to save you

West Temple St Both phones K3

TAILORS

A M ROSELL 75 State Tel 2145 XFine selection of woolens Suits toGents own goods made Cleaning andrepairing Work guaranteed

TYPEWRITING STENOGRAPHY

J B SMITH typewriter stenographer-and notary 1 5 up-stairs

WALL PAPER CLEANING

NATIONAL House Cleaning companyE3 B 1st South St

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Hot Weather Dullness Shows Itsoil Trade

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fMONEYMARKET SHOWS BETTER

DEMAND

Hot showed its ef-

fect on local trade urln the weekThe general let up fromthe heated spell was apparent in al-

most every branch of business Collec-tions were reported unexpectedly goodfor this season of the year andwas some activity In the sugar stocksdue to the Idaho Sugar company dealBusiness men are not worried by thegeneral quietude because they alwaysmake the hot spell a factor in theircalculations

The local money market showed abetter demand during the week Thisis believed to be due to farmers borrowing money in advance of the fall har-vest to loans made to meet payments-on the sugar and industrial stocks andIn lesser degree to loans for buildingpurposes

Sugar Books CloseBooks of the Idaho Sugar company

closed yesterday for stockholders whodesire to take up at par the additionalstock issue of 800000 for thepurchaseof the Blackfoot Sugar companyStockholders of the Idaho Sugar company will be allowed to take tinequivalent of 36 per cent of sthelr present holdings at the par figure of S1Q pershare As the stock Is now selling at51415 and 1425 It is not likely that anyof this additional stock will pat intooutside hands Stockholders have untilAugust 15 to avail themselves of theoffer

The Idaho Sugar company paid itsquarterly dividend of 1 per cent on the2200000 of stock outstanding This

with the opportunity of getting In atpar on the 800000 Issue has causedconsiderable activity in tlu stock

Late reports from the Idaho beetfields are to the effect that the crops arein excellent condition and free from insects so that farmers and sugar stock-holders alike rejoice

Commercial Stocks FirmOther commercial stocks remained

firm during the week Salt Lake bankstocks were good and First Nationalof Ogden which paid a special of 3 percent and Ogden Savings which paid aspecial of 2 per cent were especiallystrong

The Consolidated Wagon Machinecompany has offered to pro rate at parto preferred and common stock holders-of record July 31 all the preferredremaining in the company Thisamounts to about 190000 With a parvalue of 100 the stock is now selling-at 101 Stockholders have untilAugust 15 to avail themselves of theoption with the privilege oftil August 31 to take up the stock Itis believed the company contemplates-an extension of its business with thefunds that will be made available by theIssuance of the remaining preferredstock

The real estate market shared In theprevailing dullness Deals consum-mated were of comparativelyminor importancepate an ofthe month

Local Commercial StocksClosing quotations on local commercial-and industrial securities yesterday lotlow

Amalgamated Sugar Co pfd 10100Common 192 GO

Beneficial Life Insurance Co IDS 00Barnee Banking CoCon Wagon Machine Co pfd 101 oo

9000Deseret bank 285 00Deseret Savings bank 335 00Davis bank ISO 00First National bank Ogden 2G5 00First National bank Murray 117 00Home Fire Insurance Co 164 00Lewiston Sugar CoLehi Com Savings bankNational Bank of the RepublicOgdeN Savings bank 38200Provo bank 141 00Rocky Mt Bell Tel Co Dl 50State Bank of Utah 1G7 00Sugar City Townsite Co 170 00The Utah Sugar Co pfd 11 00

6UOIdaho Co 1415Thatcher Bros Banking Co Logan 190 00Ttali National 160 00Western Idaho Sugar Co 10 SO

12 C M 17050BONDS

Church 101 00Salt LakeSumpter Valley railroad QO

Utah Light Power Co 10100Salt City Railway second

mortgage 10100

Increased Bank ClearingsSalt Lake bank clearings for the week

showed an increase of 177713503 over thecorresponding week of 1904 Each dayshowed a substantial gain over the sameday of tho year before The figures followJuly 31Aug 1Aug 2Aug SAug 4Aug 5

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Totals 451215250 278504607H P Clark Buys Residence-

H P cashier of the CommercialNational bunk yesterday purchased fromDr Philo E Jones agency ofHomer Robertson the Jonesat Third South and Seventh East streetsthe purchase price being 7000 At thesame time purchased from

Jones property making totalamount involved 9000

Real Estate TransfersBishop to Edward G ODon

claim Moun-tain 200

Andrew Borzone and John Cerephlno to Joe Balzarni property

1Elande Brown to Mutton Liston lots

29 and 40 block 4 Davis SharpStringers addition 1100

Peter Sorensen to Clara Larsonland section 10 township 2 southrange 1 east 500

Clara B Martin to Charles A Nelson part lot 8 block 19 plat J 1200

YELLOWSTONE EXCURSIONONLY 4950

Aug 8thVia Oregon Short Line Only 4 SO

from Salt to and through the parkfor the regular seven days trip ThisIncludes rail and Htage expenses andhotel accommodations in the park Sooagents-

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

TICKET BROKERS

GROSHELLS TICKET OFFICElished 1888 Railroad tickets bought soldand exchanged No 221 SL F HGroshell Mtrr

UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING

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Excursionists Arrive From SouthernCalifornia Travel This Way to

Yellowstone and PortlandSouthern California excursionists

taking in Salt sake as a point o sum-mer outing are becoming a feature lulocal hotel business since the adventf the Salt Lake route An example

to came yesterday in theof a party of thirty business And

professional men from In and near LosAngeles accompanied by their wivesThey are on their way to the Portlandexposition and are now at the Knutsford

This party is being conducted by awellknown California tourist

which was established In Los Angeles this year It is one of severalwhich have come through but in pointof numbers and the Importance of thepeople is of especial Importance Mostof its members are prominent In busi-ness and social circles

The Itinerary of the party includesthe Yellowstone park the Portland exposition and a sea trip back to California Yesterday the thecity and the great lake They listened-to an organ recital during the afternoon Today they will leave for Yel-lowstone park via the Oregon Shortline

CROWDS GOING EAST

Heavier Tide of Travel Is in ThisDirection

Trend of travel through Salt Lake-is now eastward This has been truefor a couple of weeks and now the

passengers far outnumber-the west coming ones The Rio Granderoad Is now carrying many more people to the east than into this partof the country These people are returning from the exposition and fromCalifornia l

For tWQ months travel was heavywestward It has in foot been a rec-ord summer for roads in and out ofSalt Lake as well as for roads farthereast Now these people are beginningto go back and while the number ofeasterners coming out Is still largenevertheless it is not so great as thenumber returning to their homes

is always the record monthfor eastern travel and from now onuntil the first of September two andthree section trains will be carrying-the tourists back to their homes

Railroad NotesH M Cushing traveling passenger

agent for the Rio Grande road spentyesterday in Provo looking after homeseekers traffic

Robert J Coleman formerly of Leadvllle Colo now of Los Angeles la atthe Knutsford Mr Coleman Is a wellknown mining engjneer

Kenneth C Kerr traveling passengeragent for the Salt Lake route leftlast evening on a trip through Colo-rado and into Montana in the interests-of the road

Six hundred Provo residents carsinto Salt Lake yesterday to enjoythemselves out at Lagoon The annualouting of the Provo Woolen Mills employes was the occasion for the excursion which was the Salt

trains The travelers returned to theirhomes last evening after a day of

and dancing at the resortSeventy excursionists from points

along the New Tork Central arrived-in Lake yesterday morning overthe Rio Grande road They spent theday In the city and loft last eveningvia the Salt Lake route for Los An-geles They will go from that city

and see to Lewisandexposition Yesterday the partytheir time looking at theof interest in this city and at

Miss Edna Evaua sopranotoday

GARFF NEEDED THE WATER

Draper Farmer Allowed TemporaryRights Pending Settlement of

Condemnation SuitStatements made last night lurinG

the hearing of condemnation proceedings brought by Peter GarflC againstJ R Allen at al indicate a beliefthe plaintiffs part that an ancientneighborhood grudge hug grown into-a determination on Allens part to

Gurfr getting water needed for hiscrops men are members of theDraper Irrigation company Carl own-ing 415 shares and Allen being vicepresident

Eighteen months ago the course ofthe Draper canal was changed alateral run to feed farmers to the southand west of GarfC was forbidden by Allen a week ago further useof water flowins through the newditch He seeks the right to divertwater from this ditch claiming the oldcanal course is no longer suitable tohis needs

The condemnation proceedings werebrought yesterday afternoon As GarfCis entitled to water only for a certainperiod every eight days and as histurn begins tonight he asked for animmediate hearing

While Judge Ritchie was unable topass upon the case last night owing-to the absence of the defendant andother witnesses he convinced byGarffs attorney H C Edwards thatwater was necessary 19 Cants farmbefore the hearing next week Hatherefore made an order allowing Gavlthis turn beginning tonight andcontinuing twentysix hours

James H Moyle attorney for tho defendant fought the order as an inva-sion of property rights but tho courtdecided that inasmuch as the canalwas already In existence any damageresulting from Its temporary use forGarffs benefit would be nominal

The hearing was set for 145 p mMonday

Miss Edna Evans soprano Saltairtoday

INTERESTED IN UTAH

Charles F Pflster Is President of thoFlorence Mining Company

Charles F Pfister the Milwaukeemillionaire who was indicted on acharge of stealing trust funds is notby any means unknown in Utah Aspresident Florence Mining com

one of the corporations withheavy mineral holdings on the TJlntahreservation Pfister was in a way associated with prominent Utah men

The Florence Mining companys for-mer president was tho late Henry CPayne who resigned when he took uplace in the presidents cabinetfaster His holding Inthe Florence Mining company arxjheavy

Mrs Elsie Barrow Best sings at Lagoon Sunday Aug 6

TWIN FALLS IDA EXCUR-SIONS

August 5tU and 6th via Oregon ShortLine Celebration at that point August7th In commemoration of completionof railroad Round trip from Salt Lakeonly 1165 Tickets good for return

August 16th Use trains leavingSnIt Lake at 1145 p m either date Asale of university and state lands tilltake place on August Sth agentsfur further particulars my iirkr r rti r rtl Main H r

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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT

Yesterdays Record at the Localof the Weather Bureau

Maximum temperature 7 degrees minimum temperature 69 degrees mean tem

7G degrees which Ja 2elcw the normal Accumulated de-ficiency of temperature since the firsto the month 1 degree Accumulatedexcess of temperature since 1 297degrees Total precipitation from B P in-to C m none deficiencyof precipitation since the first of the

10 Accumulated deficiency-of precipitation since Jon 1 32

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to The HeraldWaslijngtqn Augr 5 The internal

district of Utah Idaho andMontana last year turned into thetreasiifi totals revenue taxesamounting to 486970 Wyoming andColorado distrlbuted5518-

64r Card ofThanksWe return thanks to our friends

their sympathy and kindness ourlate Mrs B A Canningand Family 7 x

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TWO MEN ARE KILLEDIN MWE ACCIDENT

to The Heraldwere seriously injured andthree others injured In an

ln Pacific mine No 1here at 11 oclock this morning Themen seven In number were breakingdownr coal from the roof of Jt chamberwhen a cave occurred James Sellars andwore killed JosephCurrlgan und Flank were seri-ously injured They were taken to theMiners at Rock Sprlnsrs-h Sellars leaves a wife and four childrencame from Morgan where hls-

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theChinaAmerican Developing coni-rpajiy which owns the concession toconstruct the CantonHankow railroad-in China held their annual meeting-in Jersey City today J P Morganand Temple Bo dolnjMof J P Morgan

who represent the Americaninterests which controls the propertyand certain JPrencband Belgian interests who credited with a desireto acquire control attended the meet-Ing The session as brief and it wassaid that the question of accepting orrejecting any of the foreign bonds wasnot discussed

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An event in the history of shoe sales that has never before been equaled in Salt Lake Two mammoth stocksour Boston and Salt Lake stores combined quoted and onsale at prices that the average SHOE DEALER PAYSFOR HIS FOOTWEARI-

n spite of the extra force employed for this sale last weeksbusiness taxed us to the limit More salespeople have beenadded however which will enable us to more satisfactorily-take care of the customers that will crowd our store this week

WE ADVISEEARLY SHOPPING

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Ladies handwelt and handturn sole OxfordsBluchers and Gibson Ties champagne brown thepopular shades of tan also Viol Kid and Pat-ent Skin in all heels 350 and 400 values

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SILK AND RIBBON LACES allcolors regular 25e and 35cgrades

DAIS MONEY BACK POLISH

all shades 25c size

DAVIS MONEY BACK REVERSIBLE FELT SHOE BRUSHES25c quality

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dreirs stock and also enables us to more thoroughly-take care of our immense Mens trade You mustvisit this department to fully appreciate it

350Handsewed soles Russia Tan Box Calf Velour

Calf and Yiei Kid uppers also best grade Sea IslandDuck Oxfords and Shoes cool and comfortable foot-wear for these hot days

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In Box Calf and Yici Kid up-pers all sizes 200 ant250 values a pair

BOYS AND YOUTHS TENNISAND GYMNASIUM upto 100 values all sizes

SHOE TREES saves shoesand keeps them in their natural three styles upto 125 values pair

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