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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's clearings amounted TO s5i7,-
f92.SS as compared with Si7S,57S.76 for
the corresponding day OF last year.
Duns Review for the week ending
last Saturday says Of business condi,
tions in Salt Lake. Business continues
good in jobbing lines generally. and
dealers, on the whole. express them.
selves as wen satisfied with the condi-
ton Of trade and the outlook. Confer
ence week brought a number of buy
ers 20 market. and trade Is good IN
groceries. hardware. dry goods, cloth.
Ing. notions, drugs and boots and shoes.
Retail trade Is good but collections are
only fair. Money continues plenty with
fair demand.
The new cement walk being built In
front OF the city hall and fire depart
ment quarters Is a very great improve.
ment The entrances TO the fire depart
ment are laid with red pine blocks set
In concrete. II IL the intention 10 build
flume 100 feet long OF Oregon fir along
the curb
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1901.
LOOSE FOR proves MAYOR
Garden City Banker Is Nominated After the
First Ballot This Afternoon.
Republicans Meet in Convention In
Opera House 30 Name Their
CITY Ticket
lsnecIal d the eNews.'0

Provo. October 15.-The Republican
city convention convened at eleven o.
clock this morning. Chas. DeMoisey
was elected chairman, Miss Rose Moon
secretary and Jno. n. Buchi, assistant
secretary. Committees on credentials,
order Of business and platform and res
olutlons were then appointed. A spec
ial committee was also appointed u
draft resolutions deploring the death OF
President Mckinley and Of condolences
with Mrs. Mckinley. The convention
adjourned until this afternoon al which
time nominations for the various city
offices viii be made,
A permanent organization was Ell
fected as follows.
Ephraim Homer, chairman John q
Graham, first vice chairman, susy Z.
Gates, second vice chairman; Miss hose
Moon. secretary; $. j. Jones. assistant
secretary, and George W. Gee, chap
lain.
The platform and resolutions were
read to the convention and adopted
unanimously. after which nominations
for mayor were called for
The nominees were G. n. Loose. Mr.
McEwan and W. II. Dassett. Mr.. Loose
was nominated on the FIRST ballot the
vote being Loose 200. McEwan 49, and
Bassett 2.
John u. Buchi the present recorder,
was fenomnaied by reclamation, and
the balloting for treasurer was In prog
ress when this report closed.
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PERSONALS.

Theron Geddes and wife LEFT for Los
Angeles today
Or. Duncle and bride have gone East
on their honeymoon trip.
G, w. p. Dorsey has gone East on
business.
Hugh Anderson left for San Fran
cisco on the noon train today
Attorney T. J. Osborne Of Phoebe was
in the city yesterday on business and
left on the late train south last night.
lie Grand Young and Il, $, Martin
are at the Kenyon registered from Pc
cateIlo.
J. c. Lynch has returned from an
eastern trip which included the Pam
American at Buffalo and New York.
Everett r. Foster former messenger
in the weather bureau, has resigned
10 enter the employ OF the Central
Grain and Stock company. His success
sor Is MILFORD A. Beesley.
Miss Marguerite Thurman Of Provo
and Miss Nina Bean Of Salt Lake have
gone to England TO perform missions.
A. r. Galbraith, the famous stock
breeder OF GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin, Is the
guest OF James Rae OF this city. MI.
Galbral,h's company recently trans
ferred the six fine horses Mr.. Rae re-
Gently brought here 70 him,
Prof. w. f. Stewart, of New York.
actuary Of the Mutual Life Insurance
company OF New York, Is again a ysl.
tor In Salt Lake. He IL accompanied
by bis daughters. Misses Corinne ana
Virginia Stewart. The party Is staying
at the Kenyon,
Hon Young left today for New York
from which city ne VIII soon proceed
to Paris, France, He intends TO stay
in that great center for eighteen
months or two years, studying art. Mr..
Young has already achieved much In
the study 81 his profession and his
many friends wish him the greatest
success In his continued efforts.
Y. Emerson Claiche Is guest at the
Kenyon from Cheyenne.
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Hewlett BROS. CO.

their own territory. Much depends on
the temper and ability Of the Beers
respecting reprisals. They will lose the
support OF their Cape allies unless they
can avail themselves Of the resources
OF retaliation, horrible as the alterna-
tive may be. The question Is discussed
with great interest In London and the
opinion Is expressed that Lord Kit
chener and Lord Miner should have
waited before adopting strenuous meas
ures until the precise moment when
Both Dewet and DeLarey are at the
end of their resources and unable to
capture British soldiers and retaliate
by shooting them In return for hang
ing Cane farmers and the execution
OF Iotters' death sentence.
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PADGETr GETS 80 DAYS.
Soldier Girl" Stuck Her Tongue On
At Judges Sentence.

In the police court this afternoon,
Judge Diehl sentenced Mrs. Pearl
Padgett, the Soldier girl" 10 thirty
days at labor for the larceny OF a skirt.
When convicted OF the charge sew
eral days ago, Judge Dlehl suspended
sentence upon the promise OF the young
woman TO leave town. At that time
she said she didn't care II she was
given two days or two hundred" but
she promised 20 leave the city. The
other dey her sister. Mary Ward found
her IN a house Of IN fame on CONNER.
clal street. II was understood she was
going back TO Ogden with ner sister
but last night she was found by Onicei
Simpson In a Commercial street den
and taken TO the city jail. she said IL
court that she had no defense what
ever. and when sentence was pro.
nounced she stuck out her tongue and
laughed at the court.
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WATER CASES DECIDED.
Decision Rendered in Favor Of Farm
ers of Plain City.

Judge Marshall has rendered an opin-
ion In favor OF the plaintiff and judy
ment TO the extent Of sl.iio.4o In the
case OF John spiers VS. William c.
Weaver, receiver Of the Bear River IT.
rigation and ogden waterworks COM
pany. Three other cases against the
same defendant were decided in favor
OF the plaintiffs as follows: VIM. Eng
land. s2.oi0.4s james Hart. s., iit 06
and William Skeen. sl,05S.ss. These
cases have been known as the Plain
City cases. all the plaintiffs being
farmers near that city. The suits grew
out Of the shortage OF water during
1900. when the defendants could not
Keep their contracts.
II Is the opinion q lawyers that the
decisions above stated Will encourage
much litigation by others along the
same Inca
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Slump Continues Ajax Weaker--Car'
lisa Declining-Uncle Sam Lower.

The slump IN mining stocks con-
timed this afternoon on the mining
exchange. 1t threatens ruin to several
brokers, and number OF those out
side the pit as well as inside are hop
ing against hope that the bottom has
been reached The shorts" say prices
will go lower and as a mild panic pre-
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RETURNS TO UTAH
AFTER TEN YEARS
John W. Young Comes Home After
Along Stay Abroad.
ARRIVED THIS AFTERN DON
Coming Was n surprise 20 His Heia-
tIyes and Friends, Hany Of whom
Have Not Seen Hin for Years

John w, Young, who at one time was
the best known promoter Of business
enterprises In Utah, returned to Salt
Lake this afternoon, after an absence
of more than decade. Since the COM
mencement Of that period the city has
changed very much; and a glance at
Mr.. Young readily shows that time has
also left It's imprint upon him.
When he left Salt Lake In 1891 for
Europe where he remained until 1899,
ne returned to New York, the gray, 1t
viii be remembered had already sill
vered his hair Today those self same
locks have taken on an added whiteness
while the luxuriant growth they once
presented have thinned considerably.
Otherwise Mr. Young looks much the
same as he did when he left here TO
take up his residence abroad. lie IL
in the best Of health and presents an
air of prosperity and affabllity that Is
reminiscent Of the old days.
MIR. Young came in over the Short
Line this afternoon at $40 accompan-
led by Judge lie Grande Young who
went to Ogden TO meet him. At the
depot he was met by Apostle Brig
ham Young, his own daughter Mary
Captain Wash Young, 3. $. Young.
Lawrence Young and Seldom I. Claw
son. The News man saw him just
for a moment after which he entered
Apostle Young's carriage ana was driv-
en- to the latters home, where he win
remain for the present.
Among the biggest enterprises which
Mr.. Young carried out was the build
ing OF the Utah Northern and Utah
Central After he left Utah he made
his home In London. although he spent
no little time In Paris. He said this
afternoon he did not know how long h
afternoon he did not know how long he
would remain here now, That, It APP
pears. will depend on future develop
ments
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Mrs. Henry paramenter Suicides.

Washington, Oct l5.--Mrs. Paramen-
Ter. wife OF Lieut.. Henry +. parmenter,
q naval officer or duty here, fell from a
fourth story window In the Portland
flats today and striking on q stone
sidewalk, receiving probably fatal In
juries. Mrs. Parmenter had been In
poor health for some time.
The woman's injuries were so severe
that death resulted within an hour
after her fall The coroner certified
that the case was one of suicide.
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walls. II Is possible they may do so. II
Is quite probable, however that those
who have stock In good dividend pay
ing mines vii patiently wait for the
reaction which will come, and not part
with their stock at present prices AJaA
fell away to 7S,but reacted to SSh at ths
close. Carisa was traded In as low as
si.074, while Star Con. sold down to ".
Uncle Sam weakened TO sl2l, but
moved up TO $i.g2% at the close Of call.
Over 1000 shares changed hands. May
Day fell away 10 So at which figure II
received support. which sent 1t ZIP to
sSss. DAILY sold at 1920 Ben Butler was
firm around 17ls, while Yankee Con.
was offered OF ss.05. Boss Tweed was
active at 45la. Tetro sold at 2sls,
Closing quotations were posted as
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OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS.

Zella Brown. daughter Of Samuel j
Brown, $40 north, Third West. was OPP
Grated upon at the Holy Cross hospital
for appendicitis this morning by Or
Wilcox The thirieen-year-old girl
passed through the delicate operation
successfully and It is thought that II
Will not be many DAYS before she VIII
have entirely recovered from the ef-
fects OF her illness.
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Rhode island Democratic Ticket.

Providence, II. l., Oct. 15.--candidates
for state offices were nominated by the
Democrats Of Rhode Island In conven-
ton here today as follows:
For governor, l.. i, c. Carvln, OF
Lonsdale: heutenant-goyernor A. A.
Archambault, WoOnsocket; secretary
Of state, Frank r. Fltzsimmons, Ions
dals; general treasurer, Clark Potter,
North Kingston; Encouragement q.
j. Holland. Providence.
The platform recommends that a
new constitution be framed.
The Republicans took up only state
matters.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be meeting OF the mem bers OF
the Corporation OF the Members OF the
Church OF Jesus Uhrist OF Latter day saints
residing In the Lehl Ecclesiastical Ward
OF The Alpine stake OF Llon," In the
county OF Utah and state OF Utah, az
the meeting house Of said Ward on weines-
day, October 10Th io1. at 10 q. m. for tbs
purpose Of authorizing the Board OF Diroc.
tors OF said Corporation 20 transfer The legal
title to all the real property belonging to
said corporation 10 Thomas X. Cutlot, as
bishop Of the Lehl Ward Of the Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-d day Saints, In the
tounty OF Salt Lake and STATE OF Utah.
THOMAS II. CUT LtR.
President OF said Corporation.
John STOKrR, Secretary.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respec.
tive sIgners for further Information

i've bBntfs TOT iuftDtf ihiorlnduoh
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division, in and for Salt Lake
County. State Of Utah. In the matter
OF the estate CT William Crane, de-
ceased. Notice. The petition OF Susan
nah Crane. the administrators Of the es-
tate OF William Crane, deceased pray
ING for an order OF sale Of real property
OF said decedent, and that all persons
Interested appear before the said court
% show cause why an order should not
BE- granted 10 sell so much as shall be
NECESSARY, Of the following described
real and personal estate Of said de-
ceased: to-wit:
A contract with State Land Board for
the purchase OF all but ten acres Of land
IN lots twelve and thirteen. In section
thirty-six. In township three south,
range one west, Salt Lake Meridian
Also all the personal property belong
ing TO the said estate consisting Of one
span OF gray work horses. 2.i74 shares
OF Christmas Mining Co stock, one
hundred Cottswool rams, forty Cots
wool ewes and all other personal prop
erty belonging 10 said estate. has been
set for hearing on Friday. the 25fh day
VI OcpoDcf- a. ~. isVi' ~ y" ociVth H.
m. at the County Court House. In the
Court Room Of said Court, In Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake County. Utah.
WITNESS the Clerk OF said
Court with the seal thereof
(Seal) affixed this 18th day OF Oc-
tober. A. d. 1901.
JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
BY c. FRANK EMERY.
Deputy Clerk.
Thomas Adams. attorney for estate.
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LATE LOCALS.

Judge Marshall yesterday adjudged
the Star Grocery company 10 be bank
rupt.
The remains Of w. NJ. Pittanger. who
died In the city iAil have lain IN the
morgue at Joseph william Taylor's un-
dertahng establishment tince Thurs
day. because no inquest has been held
L. ascertain the cause OF death. and the
city and county officials are wrangling
over whose duty II Is to bury the man.
Each claims II Is the others duty, and
neither will take any step In the mat
ter. This Is the light In which the UNI
dertaker presents the matter
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KING SEES PRESIDENT.
Asks appointment of Capt. Parsons to
Quartermaster's Department
Especial to the News. )

Washington, d. C., Oct. 15.-Ex-Rep-
resentatiye King called on President
Roosevelt this morning and requested
the appointment Of Capt. Il. II. Parson
in the quartermaster's department Of
army The President said he would
consider the matter.
The poatmaster-general today allowed
Postmaster Thomas Salt Lake, two adj
ditional letter carriers from November
Is.
II. O. Enright OF Cheyenne Wyoming,
has been appointed observer of The
weather bureau outside Of Washington.
Increase pension granted Thomas J..
Mathews, Pocatelo, Idaho, 49,
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GEN. KlTCHENER's POLICY.
II May Result In Beers Adopting
Retaliation.

New York, Oct. lS.--Discussing Gen.
Kitchener's proclamation and the
policy Of declaring martial law In Cape
Colony, the Tribune's London cores
pondent says:
II he succeeds the rebellion VIII be
stamped out In Cape Colony and the
Beers. repulsed from the invasion OF
Natal. win be gradually starved out on
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Teunessee Hank Closes Doors.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct. 1.-THE Citi-
Gems Bank and Trust company Of
Franklin, has closed its doors. No rea-
son Is assigned for the suspension The
last statement Of the bank shows Its
liabilities to be over $4,000. and they
were fully covered BY resources.
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Convicted Of Forging Land scrip.

Helena. Ark. oct. l5.--John II. Hall.
alias w. May, was today convicted In
the federal court of forgery in connec-
ton with the soldiers additional home
stead lands, In two cases. and sentence
cd to three years In prison in Fort
Leavenworth penitentIary and TO pay
a fine Of $3.50 In each case This IL
the first conviction ever secured In the
United states courts for such an Of
Tense.
There are pending nine other <ldict-
ments In the state. The case Is re-
garded by the federal government land
ONCE officials here as the most import
ant that has been run down In years.
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ACCUSED OF ROBBERY.

In Judge Diehl's court this afternoon
James Alfred pleaded guilty TO the
charge OF robbing man named Allen
OF watch and chain. He waived pre-
liminary examination and was sent TO
the county jail In default of $3.50 bonds.
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FILED AFTER 8 Up. M. YESTERDAY

Johanna 5. HIATT et al to James
Madsen. warranty deed. part OF
sections 10 and IL, township
south, range west, S. l.. NJ. b. l..
Albert +. Neslen and wife 10
Henry Brain. warranty deed,
lots 80 and IS, block a. Alta
Place subdivision -. .. ..,.
VIM. Falrbourn and wife TO An
drew Shulsen ct al, warranty
deed, part OF section IS, town
ship south. range west,
s. l.. M. 800. .. .. ..,...,..
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UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Supreme COnrt to Consider Celebrated
Water Case.

The supreme court heard and took
under advisement the case OF Salt Lake
City Water and Electric Power COM
pany and Joseph Geoghegan VS. Salt
Lake city and Annie Cannon. The
plaintiff was represented by c. $. Var
ian and the defendant by Judge Hlles
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$4,000 For a Colt.

London. Oct l5.-R. S. Slever's
crack bay colt, Duke Of Westminster,
by Orme, out OF Gauntlet, has been
purchased by @. Faber for f2l. 600, the
record price for a two-year-old.
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OPERA EXCURSION |
To proyo Thursday

Round trip only sl25 via Oregon
Short Line. Special train at $50 r.
m. Special returning.
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Admitted 20 the Bar.

Eyerard Bierer, Jr., OF Kansas was
today admitted to practice at the bar
OF the supreme court Of Utah.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
Observation-Disclosures

At the meeting of the city Demo-
cratic city committee last night John
r. Foulls was made chairman and the
executive committee is composed OF
John Dern, D. H. Peery Jr., O. w. Pow
ers, L, w, Wilson w. II. Dale, John
S. Bransford, Moses Thatcher, Fisher
S. Harris, Vivian McCune, b. T.
Lloyd. Charles Crane and J. H. Moyle.
The campaign committee OF the Third
preclnc. held a meeting last night In
Justice Nielsens office. Harold +,
Seater was reelected chairman and
Joseph II. Haslam was retained as
secretary
Today Is registration day. There will
be but one more opportunity for voters
to register, and that win be Tuesday
oct %.
Captain d. L. Davis has been made
the Republican candidate for the City
Council to Ill the place Of Clarence X,
Mccormick, who declined to make the
race.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, In afS for Salt Lax
County, State OF Utah. In the matter
OF the estate OF Ellen Hanham, ps.
ceased. Notice.--The petition Of sarAa
Hanham Kimball. administrative o.
the estate Of Ellen Hanham. deceasea'
praying for the settlement OF maj az az.
count OF said administrators. ana ~,
the distribution of the residue OF saiu
estate 20 the persons entitled. mas pssS
set for hearing on Friday, the 18Th u.,
of October. A. d. 1901. at ~ oeloeh .
M, at the County Court House, ID w.
Court Room OF said Court, In SAN LAM
City, Salt Lake County, Utah. ~.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court WIZ
the seal thereof ailAeo
(SeaD this 18th day Of Oe'oVi'
A. ID. 1901.
JOHN JAMES. ClerE
BY c. Frank Emery. Deputy Cleih
Young & Moyle. Attorneys.
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PROVO EXCURSION THURSDAY,
Via Oregon Short Line.
DIPHTHERIA'S VICTIMS.

Round trip only sl.25. Special train
leaves $3.50 p. m. Special returning.
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ONLY sis5 PROVO AND RETURN.
Thursday, Oct. IL.
Excursion via Oregon Short Line
with Opera Co Special leaves $50 y.
m. Special returning.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Pro.
bate division In and for Salt Lah ..
County, State OF Utah. In the ma W.
OF the estate Of Rueben Il. Butterhe'u;'
deceased. Notice. The petition u
Elijah Butterfleid praying for the ~ ~,
ance TO himself OF letters of adin,i,,,
tration In the estate Of Rueben ~ ~,
terfield, deceased has been set for ~. ,r
lng on Friday the 25th day Of Octo.s',
A. D.. 1901. at 10 o'clock, am. a, 'ss
County Court House In the court fS an
OF said court IN Salt Lake CITY, ''''
Lake County, Utah. =.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court VIZ ss.
the seal thereof afixea M n
[seall 18th day Of October. A. w.
1901.
JOHN JAMES, Clerk
by c. Frank Emery, Deputy oie'~
Ferguson a Cannon. Attorneys
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Brnmo Qulnine Tablets. All drug.
glsts refund The money II II falls 10 cure. u W.
Groves signature Is on each boz. Csc.
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Following is today's record OF real
estate transfers, made In the Office OK
the county recorder up TO 3 o'clock this
afternoons $50 sg. lir..
VIM. s. Mccormick and wife to
+. c. Andrews. warranty deed,
Tiewaukee and other lode min
Ing claims In West Mountain
minins district ~. !. ....... $4,000
Utah Savings and Trust Co 70
Mary n. Slulres, warranty deed,
part OF block 20. plat d ,....... 700
Louisa NJ. Mccullough to Ellen
Brighton, warranty deed. part of
lot 4. block 10, plat F......,... $50
Ruth f. FaiTis 20 David Buck,
warranty deed. part Of section
49, township 2 south, range
west, 5. L. NJ. ..,.,. q. ...... $50
D. d. Mallory and wife TO
Josephine Dresser, warranty
deed, part OF lot 5, block Al, plat
B,...s.s.. -, 80. ''''....s-'''. %'oVV
Home Investment Co. to Edmund
Deakln decd, part OF lot 2 block
~, plat Don. :. ..,.,.,.....,. z,iVO
Geo. ". Meyer and wife 20 ]. n.
Hulse warranty deed. lot 2,
blcck g. Coates and Corum's
South Gale addition ,.,.., ..,,.. loU0
United States TO Geo. c. Watts,
patent, part of section 2. town.
ship south, range west, s.
l.. NJ, ., .,.,., -. -, -. ..,."
Helena L. X. Goddard 10 Heller
]. Grant, warranty deed, part OF
lot 8. hlock 8. plat F....~..,.. 2O0J
Haakon hamodt and wife 90 John
II Gladly ct al, warranty deed,
part of lot Is. block l6. Ten
Acre plat A.. =. ...,...,,.... 800
Haakon Aamodt and wife 10 John
". Caddy et al. warranty deed.
part Of lot 10. block 16, Ten
Acre plat Az. ;. :. ........,.. 900
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ONLY sI.es PROVO AND RETURN,

Excursion Via Oregon Short Line
with Opera Co Special leaves $3.50 y.
m. Special returning.