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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-07
FINAL SESSION TODAY,
First Nomination, that Of Audltor'
Went TO Henry \. Hayes.

chairman Kings gayel fell at g;So
.t,ts ,1ornipq The majority OF delegates
being In their seats at that hour Dele,,
rats ID. II. Lyon Of Salt Lake moVeu
- amend the rules limiting nominat-
ING sppeches TO five minutes ana sec
ondip- speeches 20 three minutes IN
spnport of his motion Mr. Lyon stlu
maj In view OF the fact thar lhu
Tbpater would have 20 be vacated oy
noon the business Of the eonNenlloh
could not be finished by that hour
unless the speeches were limited Inc
motion WAS carried unanimously
NOMINATIONS FOR AUDITOR
Nomination for state auditor was
then declared by Chairman King 70 pe
ths next order Of business.
W r. Bean Of Rlchheld noihiha'eu
Henry y. Hayes Of Sewer ,s.A.
A delegate from Cache seconaeu .l0
nomination and Ia the course Oh i'l .,.,,ti
| MARKS said: "Our candidate Is sInal'
man in ayolrdupols, but ne y d iN''''
! tain In Democracy. tCheersJ
Carbon seconded Hayes. ~
when Sannete county was cauel
! Dciegate Ferdinand Erickson OF MI
pleasant arose and placed IN nomlha-
Jnn Al +. Murray. editor OF the ppm
In, Enterprlse. who the speaker s9ll'
,ro,id he the man to down a. &. Nell
WV me Republican candidate for the
YIN Fn,orv county seconded Murray, d,
G"rasla Kane Piute Rich and Juat
cop1tios nfted up their voices io'
HI Igd~e Powers. in behalf Of himself
..conded the nomination OF hayes
Dr n A Anderson also spoke rev
words in favor uf his friend ana toriheI
scboolmate Henry y. Hayes ,---....
n q Dunbar seconded Murray
,,a,,t,ation. and cautioned the conVeh
lion not to make the tlckel 700 t9i
bsavv The Democrats had a'tyau
3 ! been accused Of making their ucNcS
100 one-slded, and the speaker tN
Il messed the belief that u Woulu oe
stroke of political wisdom 10 Ieeo ~,
al this time man VINO We "''
Z member " the domlhunl u 'u.,,,,,,-,'i,, o
7 l.. Boyden Of summit hon''n''e
I frank ] McLaughlln. ,--.4.
!, IN r,aiorlty OF the Tooele delegate
seconded HAYES. , 49,,
b ~ o'Neu OF uintah placed At''
e IA Wootten IN nomination
several delegates from Utah couh'
n seconded Hayes.
J. Waeatch seconded Nool'eh'
% NVayne seconded Hayes go %.
Nyojor r. A. Littlefeld Of ogaen s., Sc
,rSa ILL., The nomination Of NJ. F. Mu
majority Of the Davis county uel
l. cation seconded Murray. In. o,.,,
Heber Bennion Of Taylorsyl.l,le, ere sa
hesrty laugh by moving that ca
N S,nS16ote be limited TO ten speakers
er S'I ballot was then taken resulting WIN I,
IS follows: Hayes 229; Murray 100 y y
ITo,uUcblin So. wootten, 81 An
y, d lioSI Chairman King declared a,,,,
0I I HAS the party's nominee Tor aq i
or ne si ~ his county moved 10 make
st Elimination OF Mt HAYES u ,lsnnn
sSs !rbe motion carried with "ho0p'
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Killed by an Insane Won,

Detroit. Mich, Sept l-LgIu j.
lng. an insane woman, c0nhal &
Wayne county asylum. today u-.
another female insane inmate 4
Rebecca Herman, causing hg Z
death. The murderess tore d
Of her clothing into strips l.|
looped Il around her ylc'nii
hooking her 20 death almo .1l
The tragedy was discovered 5ji,
going her rounds. and the rla
was stlll pulling the cord VIA
covered.
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CHATTANOOGA WOMAN
IA. Reason to rake coffee Out Of Her
Family,

cater drinking coffee some years ]
became badI. nun down 10 health hao
serious indigestion, natulency. ana neeI.
vuuerass with severe spells Of SICK
Mn rHyac.sn advised me long ago
t1 stop drinking coffee. but / SAID ~
would be- au mp1ssIb.lity, that ! Woul!
rather do without my breakfast ana
have my cup 0t coffee.
about six months ago, l trled Fos-
um Food Coffee and made 81 sUlcu5
according to directions. / was so de-
Mrntcl VIjh 10 that ! Immediately dls-
continued coffee and began uslhs
Postum have not had pound OF
coffee tu uy house since and never tN-
u..t Co again. AN symptoms OF indl-
r.sIdu have disappeared entirely aha
ny nerves ar growing stronger every
I dav. Mg weight has Increased ABOUT
/ tylniy pounds and ] now weigh more
than ever weighed in my NE.
= has, Known people Co icy Postum
/ and throw . aside. fUr the reason thal
] hay made BE- llre'ossly. II has a deI'
/ aaus flavor and Is dark and rich az
I Mocha Ur Java. ~ properly boiled pu
/ If not boiled long enough. 80 Is tasteless
| Put r.. uf bUto5 In the pot the ~
ola navy beam t5 prevent boiling over
my husbands weight has Incl ease
thirty pounds since be began drinhlhi
Id. ana uy I.tuo boy, who has been yer,
delicate and d.d not eat as chllaFe
usually DO. used 90 drink coffee a
breakfast After I gave him Postul
FOR Few DAYS. his appetite improve
and ha s gaining Ia flesh daily. 10
can IMAGINE we are strong friends s
Postum Food Coffee" Mrs. Robt' ia
MS, SIS Walnut St. Chattanooga, lem
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New York Central EarrIs

New York. Sept In th' a'il
mort OF the New York Cen,l. @
Tor the year ending June 81 Ml
today. the directors say L. Is 90
10 be for the best interests W.
pany that It should become 2
holder In certain railroad dr
operating between the A'lliA
hoard and The Mississippi Ht
the approval Of the board ~
there have been made uom 'IT.
pnrchases OF stock OF the LAKE e
Western, the cleveland
ChIca-o and st. Louis and %
ooake and Ohio. ..-s
Gross earnings were ~ =
ipcreas, of y6i5Ns35 over o.
Ink year Expenses were ~.
increase % SS.Ss9.i-3 Net ei .1. (.
g.05lls55, a gain Of S-'A
preceding year
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LATE LOCAL NEWS,

,ror4aga licenses were issued las'
a,,in,, to the following: William lu.
~ 49, oged S9 and Hulda Johnson, akeu
on MIN M Eureka, Leaneler fofshg'
$50 o0 and Ann Julia OlesOn, ageu w
Iotb az Eureka; Benjamin \. hans-
,rnrb ared 81. and Emma peterson
nged a. both Of Salt LAKE,
clara NJ Young win file today an ec-
Atom FOR divorce from her husOahu'
gSnsst Young. The parties were mar
ried IN 1892 and Mrs. Young sets l9tul
en- her complaint that for more inal
n yeer and a half the defendant mas
Fai,ed 10 provide for herself and seven
Near.old child. She will ask for ue-
sren and The custody OF the child
Zlon's Savings Bank and Trust &c cont n,
many today sold a block OF WV lh
Church bonds at Sloi l-6'
The seml.Weekly News reached the
hsO0O mark yesterday, after q SOME
v,hat extended tarry 10 the seventeenth
thousand Considering the drouth ana
the hot summer, however the advance
bss been a good one and Il ~ expected
,hat the opening Of the fan months
Win see big squirt taken toward 'ne
10000 goal
This afternoon fire department no. =
syas CALLED 10 ICl south Ihlrd beeI
Mhere a small blaze had started from "a
defectlye nue. When the IRE boys are
rived the blaze had been put OUT by
tbe garden hose. The place Is owned
by Mrs. NJ A. Willard ana occuplea ny
{. W. Hin. No damage,
Henry V. Meloy today filed a sur IN
the district court against Alile1 a.
Glazier ct al 70 recover $3.50 loI ny
vices as superintendent or 'nf NY
West mine IN the state OF NeN@Ia. w,
plaintiff says that an agreemeh' wa wa
entered into between the defendants
whereby 6e WAS 10 receive $50 pen
month Az superintendent OF the min'
until vein of ore was struck. after
which n. was 10 receive $3.50 per month
THAT he worked from the 18th of April
1900. 10 the LIST of September of tn
same wear. that at that time he Wa
discharged when work enough hld no
been done 10 cut the vein, and ina
his services have only 10 part been pan
Tor
"A the city employees with the eNcep
tou OF the waterworks ana engineer
departments we're paid on TINS after
noon.
A warranty deed was fled IN the Of
fce OF the county recorder eonveyn
the following mining claims DO he in
lie Cottonwood district to che cuba
Mining Company from Ellen L. Graz.
and clayton s. Haiucs, of Coos count
Illinois. The Prince OF Wales SWANS
lode, the Ohio the Galona ino laIiio
MIA, the General Grant ana the Go
condo lode. The consideration W,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ut" ~
POLITICAL POINTERS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ben r. Eldredge IS said 10 entertain
asniratious for the nomination Tor as
SCISSOR on the Republican ticket
All. Nash Is DESTROYS that his friends
should emphatically understand that
he has no desire to run for the kepuD-
ican nomination for county clerk IN
fact he absolutely refuses to rum
The Social Democrats win have a
meeting at the GAR hall this evening
al o'clock
The eighteenth district (second pre-
cIncO Republican primary, TO elect del
egates TO the Republican county con-
vention next week, has been called for
Monday evening next, at s o'clock, at
Andcrson's foundry, 5ii west Fiith
South street
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Chicago's Gas Var

Chicago. Sept 1-DIrsc''n z
Municipal Gas company al ".
gagged in a war win lay W., 7.
conpany here. today issued z Z
meetine OF the st1ckholls,..', y. Z
The capital stock 20 go y. =.
Municipal uses the Peop'si, !. !.
mains. The price o, gas Y /,
touched by both The Nunle, (. +.
o.ien was today forV 10y. wv M. Z
sr-t The Ogden is ma Ak ~ y,
tracts at that figure 4A'
Mnl 81.
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POLITICS IN BANNocK'


pocateuo. Sept 6.-The Republicans
Of Rannock county met In convention
here Yesterday and nominated The iol-
lowing tickets
state senator-Theo Turner ..-
ontatlyes-NWiam j. lngling
/ r. Hunt. Denmark Jensen.
Shemn-MarJin d. Rice
Assegsor--WuNam n. Coffin
Attorneys O. Winters.
probate udge-T. A. Johnston.
school superinteudent-Oilie Wander
treasurer Washington Mcclellan,
suryevor-Oscar Sonuokalb
Coroner II. Bean.
Commissioners Myers Cohn hleh-
ard Douglass, +. NJ. Merrill
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To Beat the street Can

Detroit, Mich. Sept. I-Atana.
Of the executive committee 0inl
tional street railway employs
her today, President Mah0n in
structed TO draft "a plan Bha
local unions are 90 be assessed ifi
Ing a fund with which 20 rs
automobiles Tor use be- the So,
way men IN cities where l 81
railway meas strikes are % Er
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Carter Trying As'S

81. Louis, No. sept
Dispatch says .... .,.m h !
TeieeraphIc adyices s., ii 6,,. n, \. I
day state that captain oJ (. .ss
ter, now serving a !. leI I ., ~ y
penitentlary at Fort TO-. lt,.il- b
alleged frauds cou.'', ..,,s !, 5
chaTze Of the bar1or, =, " ..sr, I n
al savannah, Ga7 ' WI 's Wa
Thayer, Of the Unll.l l.. wi \.
count nm through DTS ot'o'n I..., b
cnpn,is, The application '~
some time saturday
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The Henry Miller Go. opens at the
Tbs4ter thls evening in the noted play
oThs only Way" The house has been
Sold out ever since yesterday ana Mr.
NOlers reception viii Doe one that ne
NH Ions remember The stage man
aver has been rehearsing the MOD az
NE Grand during the day, the Iheater
being occupied by the convention up
AIN q o'clock.
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PERSONAL,

f. Lambert. Of Kamas, Utah. Is
I'm Inc city today ON business /
r. gurnsey and family leave tnis
evening for Los Angeles over the H. w.
W. c..,,..
,sslstont County Attorney Gunttgr
i.ayss tonight for the East ai'eI H''
family .,...-
ME-. and Mrs. Bemnerlcy ana s,S' NV,
i.9vs tonight for the coast "hele ''''
win make their home
A.. Samuel King. OF Dewey Utah,
IS I'm the city. lie says lhbl wy ~
country Is booming as never D''O''
Mr. a. Becker OF Helper come ~
| ,his y,rring accompanied by hls WY
| Thcy Will spend a few days at the 'u''
| len.
r,,u,s Varwood was 10 the ely yes
,.rIsy to stare his two sons. Nalen'llic
and Frcd ON their way TO Ann AipoI
| University.
senator Frank J. Cannon leaves LOT
r,urakn This evening Go visit nus aa u ,l
tcr Mrs. HYDE. and 90 see for tne hIS'
| time his grandchiil'
Harry Bailey LEFT yesterday tor ann Ann
Arbor Michigan. where he VIII a''chu
the lectures at the university
y Brown and wife stopped az the
Knutsford today on their way aoWn
from trip TO Alaska. Mr. Brown was
i'm the fur north DO the interest Oh d
large mining Syndicate
The arrivals NJ the leading hotels are
| "a foliov.a mo 10 n. nt
, tyenvon-W. +. Gunter, Harry spear
and ,tifn New York, j. II. Dewey
Snokaue. Mrs =. NJ. Warnoch, fll's
~, pa. Laura b. Hemens, sour
iona Michigan, j. b. Cosgrau ah'
!, mo Fort steel. Wyo. j. b. Pits I'm
, cinnau Ohio: Mrs, Jas. Garrard ME-
nellie Garrard Miss Luch GarraIu
. CINCINNATI Mrs. W. f. Love- fo'
IS Munroe, Va.
= Cullen-L. J. Profit, T. S. Cross q an.
g, wife Butte: G.. s. Crane, Grand l,9p' .l
l. Mich; y. G. Cranan orange M, Maiss
ID N. b. Zatimia 81 LOUIS; d, JOIN Gech
Flora nm. L. b. D0yell ana VIE, Oacu
" Junction. Utah.
a. white House,. I. Albert Washlhs
N ton. / I. Lambert, Kamas utah' 1
n, Wade. castle Gate, J. a. Love, oman,
M W a Mcintosh, 81 Johns, j.
wv primball and wife. schaller Iowa, Y
o- n. Flowers. Mercur; G a. Roperlso
~ Rutte. Mrs. julia w DIST pehVe
" colo, Miss II. Dist Denver IA,
no strawn. John Hauskins ST. Joseph VI
Of walkerrLuthe' Tuttls. Aani1- 8.
irI. n o5sas chicago; p. T.. Goddard, lou
Ion. ida: NJ. G. Becker Helper r
old | Berger and WIFE Hastings Neo'' Is
lih paiIev silver Creek, Nebraska; Z. .
has preble Mercur. c. ~ Taylor, gre
y bridges. Nevada. NJ j. CulIehs' De
the yer. +. c. Frost, Bliss, ldaho
H' Knutsford-Nrs. A. H. Dunn, Elt
New. Gerrlt Fort, Omaha, Mr. ana NJ
n NcCaybee, Philadelphia; Geo,
Hi,o.n and wife. Chicago Juhus Gl'
isr cincinnati. Miss Leeller, J.. !. Lee
,,s, isr New York. Miss Evans MISS
~, Ia1aar Helen Leener Highland I
Ia ~ NJ Williams Elizabeth. y j.. H.
~ NV cutler woodbridge. John H. can
\ y, | Hi Washington. ID. c., Miss Bel
~ Murine Chicago; Mrs. Geo. p. ne
aus OGDEN. j. ~. Farrer ogden H.
s0" si2cr. +. l.. Whi,more, AleNaiu
Montgomery. Butte. Sol West ahu ~
! ac- uy San Antonio. TeSas. Francis
and, Nicholas. New York l.. G.. Ames' Pr'
mar dence, r.
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Great Damage by Storm

Kingston, Jamaica, Sept 1-ls-
storm swept over this island ae T,
The rivers are all flooded and !
damage has been done TO Doe k-
plantations. Miles OF the III
track have been washed away
tOrrential rains continue. m 4
will amount to thousands Of pl.,s
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JUDGE TlMMONY'S COURT.
ilnRnnnnRUrnInrruUnHTuuuI

Oh Tom King was the only victim
in court today and as usual. DE was
accused of being drunk Tom saii ne
vasuot quite certain that he was drunk
but he aid remember taking NIUE,
Then some boys made fun OF him anu
r8t him ratified. and the result wa,
tbat 90 required the patrol wagon anu
Two officers 90 transport Thomas TO
jau Ho was fined 81.
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SECRETARY OF STATE.
Fisher $. Harris Of salt Lake the
Conventions Choice.

For Secretary Of state D. o. Rideout
Jr.. Of salt Lake county acting as
delegate from Emery, in a eulosisue
sneech. nominated Fisher s. Harris, OF
SAN Lake. The nomination received
many seconding speeches
Delopate Frank X. Neheker Of Cache
lmplored the convention 70 reooT ny
,bet Democratic stronghold by giving
me nomination to a. c. Barber.
pailoting was then proceeded with
Harris receiving 3SS votes. and Barber
t96 ONT OF the 52l votes in the conyen-
tIon. on motion Of Mr. Nebeker the
n,t.lnation OF Mr. Harris was made
unanimous, Immediately after Whlch
et tbe hour OF midnight, recess was
taken until a. m. today
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recess In the Democratic Son y. tI,b
and unanimously nominated ID. {. hV ~
bard of Willard. Boxelaer county, ,r Loi
State senator from the First senatorial
district ,.,,,,,,, resident
~ willard and has long been identlneu
Vim the Democratic party In ms cou .h-
49, Tie has also served term Ia tue
Unconstitutional Convention
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THE ROUTINE
OF CAMP LIFE.
Guard Boys Adapting Themselves
10 Military Conditions
no MUCH HARD DRILLING
......,, wen. ard s'nT win Re-
' Afternoon Ore" pnrnd'-No''''

Tho FIRST half Of this yi,' draws !
NV .',,ant Of the state m.l'us .oc,.
. 81 u 1,,ss mis- evening I0 'ny , Jaws |
missioned officers the last ioI Enlisted !
have passed rapidly but TO Wv, .r.y have |
nv -. many of them. tne ,,,re has !
men OF i Although me tiu,e oil
dragstu, h,U" t3 some OF the soluie' ,,,ch
seemed i Ii,s themselves ven ,gli
nave en' eoy,,omand TO break o"'"P
nat bo hailed with dellsuII,, IA RAPIDLY
mn ~. w ,is,,,ness OF camp hle % ',tting
lny n'0 oG and the men avg tbey
WeaIlhs "a bard finish. Each aa' 1iJs
Gown i M Tor about four hou,5i c,m-
morning. after guard oo.u."sTmbly and
ponies were called ~ am "a extended
drilled IN company uiH 90
order. ,.. ~ G. company,
md his sixteen selected r, ,,tii guns.
sbis morning with ne uas a iook the
T'or several hours the wv ,Ss heavy
nlace of horses and dfaBseg perade
Guns 10 and fro across ,sss we're
Srounds This afternoon nv nv the INIT
Attached TO the cannohs 'N me in
terv men had The iaugl Vhsct and
sor.r,, bovs as they rode pa0N Inc
sortb without having 70 c@T'' " ''''
pound %dS,t gun [GTeenewaId, o. The sisn ,oa
cer @i''ii instead OF sending nsss"s M
eiiFed Ma men out for drlh ~ ~
tng exercises. The memoti' sor
NE J rorSs are 10 be oongratllasel,i , ~
,be wav in which they execute i'''''N
"'I a Sc evening Held's band gave can, am.
-. o1,cert In front Of Gsneial O.'l
on 49,, beadouarters. several huuu,u'
.-Ssitors from the city were pIegen ",
Seotain Walton OF Company y VIZ
.,eSs oellcer ot the day at this in .'l, - !,
tng,s GUARD mount. and Lieut. Mals,0 -,
as oficer OF the guard was rene w ~
Tiout Perlin OF the signal coips, 80.
Comnany q again carried OF ll'o Vt
s1., H,"' Sn1ors al guard mount thl
morning. TO date every oluyli' lent
for he generals headquarlels, Cor
ing two have been meMpss7 ,Sa com
many G.. Captain Gro" Vl w rein
nany feels proud OF the h9hu H., n''''
shown the men IN his orgsh, .,''p 49, 4,
n is true that most OF the uu!e u ",
voted 10 work but ahiusei,l.h' gcc,
ecmetlmes engaged IN by 6oth OUT !.,n',
ora mon. Last evening before tHp'
,pas sounded. In response 10 lhNllNuoi'ii
most 81 The commissioned o,leels gay !,
area nj Captaln GreeneWalds leh' al
sal down to an elegant spread -,
royernor Wells has decided 10 p'
,he camn a visit tomorrow aiteIhoD
To and his STAFF viii 90 90 The posi- :, o'
tbe salt Lake city railroad me ia
specIal car leaving the city az p
ki The companies VIII be c3lle 'p,
for review. 4 dress rehearsal WI
zone through with this evening io5 y.
,,oyrow's performance. General "a
non win act as critic, 10
on sunday no drilling VIII be 40
Int IN the evening, for the penent
1870 ify teiyUs, he men W'H Z
ont in dress parade. -. 90 ,.oor.
little Daniel Cannon, the l.-sea' >,
son M General Cannon, Is staylng, v
bls father at Camp LAscum,, anu anu
been chrlstened the officers M "a,
"Rastus," the colored BOY I. 'n.
,,ost h known around the camp as
nrvates' Mascot
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FOR STATE TREASURER
p,,er, G. Luud OF Sc George the
winner In This Contest

Nomlnations for state treasurer were
fhen called for .. Ga m oulo.
w, w, ssneseh nominated r. G. Lund, ot
s,suS 90 washington county, the
y. Yer ssid. was entitled TO consider , ,o,.
speah,,' he hands OF the convention Tor
,ba r ~ that in that section % ecSn,
, ,ry r 4 Republican was regarded as "
curiosity. prtghar City. sec
onded Lund. ,u..,.,so
Inc s.l,,s senator J. V. Robson OF NH
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Col. Bryan is Hoare.

Newark, o., Sept NH b.
passed through Newark today h, Z
north. He expressed sausaef,-
Olney's letter. He was TOO
make a speech ana remained 4.
train while here
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POSTAGE SIAAIS
Nv" NAY be Easily S'''

Did you ever hold q 'i,.. s \
per to the Hight and npo.,s',,n,'
called the water man ~ q
stamps are Win ,,,b figures ~,
letters. some WY" nae chit.
have some simple il.,g'sol giis,
few stamps WI, ''i.ebt. tf
when held 10 tn ,..-, h % ~
way 10 detect l ,.rs ~ y
old "tintypf pIgssuil'' iis :
upon the o ,Ss stamp . w
gasoline. II, Ia' y will be re''.' I
contains one, VI"
bile.
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WILL TALK REPUBLICANISM
j. Ellen Foster Coming to Utah for
That Purpose,

J. Ellen Foster. well known to many
Utah women. Is expected 10 arrive IN
salt Lake this evening The object Of
me lady's mission 90 Utah this time Is
40 promulgate the principles OF Repub-
licanlsm. a task she win continue
throughout the campaign.
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Census Figures

washington selG ,bs p.,.i
Portland. Maine ,s j. S. ~
1920 per cent
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FIRST TifTEPH'''

The ,elcpnoa, !, Wa i,,s ~ WI
used a in EnEland, , - Wv
miles Of wire , ,H, no CTS
change was es'''
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Los1

cHEcK, ,SSs No, i .l.sssrl "a Z
York City, n Y" Tsi.lc,i 2 ~:
ESQ.,. 9; sH'IffSSy asP' e.. +, y
a sSrs 10 The s ,i,is 3. ~ y
south West IenP''
ward,
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Judge Powers, who had presented lne
nan,e Of Mr.. Nebeker, and l. 9. Ihore-
SON who had nominated Mr.. Thatcher
both moved that the nomination ue
made unanimous which was done
nr1,IIa. lnnrh anlhuslasm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-07
HUBBARD CHOSEN.

Democrats OF First Senatorial Dis
trict Choose Their Man.
The BoXelder and Tooele delegations
met in convention yesterday during a