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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28


Al distinguished party of Sunday
school workers reached Salt Lake last
evening. The members are making a
traascontinental Sunday school tour,
under the auspices of the International
executive committee. and the tour is
personally directed by International
Secretaries Marion Lawrence and Pro-
fessor H NJ. Hanrpill. The party, in
Guiding j. Arthur 8ohnson and wife.
publishers OF the Sunday School Times
at Philadelphia, arrived atcthe Kenyon
last evening from. the west. The tour
commenced at Richmond, Va. on Feb.
Il, and will END at Topeka, KAN, on
May Is. and during this period forty
one cities win have been visited in the
interests of Sabbath school work. Mr..
Lawrence and Professor EKeell were
here last year. and DR.. Hammt3l visit
ed salt Lake three years ago on a SIM
liar mission. srl5 - ~
Hundreds of the good people Of this
city VIII find in the visit of the inter-.
national Sunday school workers an
event of great interest. Commencing
today, and until Wednesday, afternoon
when the state convention of sunday
schools closes, the visitors viii be seen
frequently in public.
Marion Lawrence OF Toledo, O.. gem
eral secretary of the International AS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
STATE FAIk PREMIUMS.
List Of Special Prizes offered ny
4n. 10. Business Firms So.

List Of Special Prizes offered NJ
ysa ae business FIEms.o5 fs..of3sG
Secretary Sears of the state Fair as
ISOLATION is as busy as a mailer these
days getting out the premium list ftIr
the fair. to be held next fall The fol.
towing are the special premiums thus
Tar ohered by Salt Lake firms and to
be included i'm the areguiars catalogue:
From the z. c. IL I.s4Eest 100 pounds
OF Z tab sun dried peaches, Sf0s best
tV9lpOunds OF Utah seV aporaCed 3ea chess
SIS; best 100 pounds of Utah eVap0rated
aprlcots, SO. best nifty pounds OF Utah
Seedless raistnS, SIS; best ffty<pouncss
OF etfash tIoOSeN A1usca tell raisins, SO,
best fifty pounds of Utah evaporated
prunes, SO; best case q dozen s21s4ib
canso Utah table peaches SO; hest
case q dozen 215-Ib eans) Utah taI1Ia
pears, $l0s best case tf3 dozen 2JS-Ib
cans) u tab. table apricots, $40; best ten
cations OF Utah nlolasses. SIC; best 100
pounds Utah white navy beans S1ea
largest and finest display Of bees tasls4
pee. products, $50; best fifty pounds
Utah prod decd, white and colored yarn
$40; best hTty pounds Utah produced
cotton bats $40, best Ave pieces sew
enty- two-fnch Utah white ltnsey $40.
pest fifty yards silk manufactured in
Ufah from z tab produced silk, S2O
From Cutler Brothers fC6npaiiy-
Bes made ladies' wooden xraist fr-o1i
Utah material, SO; for best inads
lstdfeS' dEess1rona home made Utah ma
terial, $40 fer best made misses school
dress from home made Utah material.
$lo. orat Sd fs,ffI q - q $50. - -
From " p. Read superintendent
salt Lake City railway. the best
male quartette singing at the exposition
building on Thursday evening. Oct. 8
S2oT best 200 pounds two row barley
raised in Utah, s10; best 200 polInds
w hite Club barley raised IN Utah. SO.
From the Johnson Company. For
the best essay, by boy or girl 20 years
or under. on kodak or snap shot pho
tosraphy.s oneT dozen best sT1Iatinun,
photos; 10 the prettiest girl. between
the ages of 10 and 80 years, present at
the lair grounds on Friday evening.
Oct a. the previous winners to be
barred. three judges to- be appointed
BY the secretary, gold medal q sir ~
From r. VS. Naisen4Toi the mother
having lsrgest number of children I'M
der 10 years in exposition building. oct.
4, 1901, at 3 p. m. one baby carriage
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ISOLATION of Sunday School Workers.
will preach at the First Presbyterian
church sthis evening Professor II. NJ
Hammill of Jacksonville, Ills, inter
national field secretary. win deliver an
address on Sabbath school work at the
First Methodist church. this evening,
Rev. B. W. Spilman OF Raleigh, n. c..
a distinguished Baptist Sunday school
worker viii preach at the East Side
Baptist church this morning and at
the First Baptist church this evening.
Professor z. o. Excel Of Chicago,
author and publisher Of song books
and singer of national reputations
viii appear at the Sabbath school Of
the First Methodist church at 9:45 this
morning, at the session of the First
congregational school at 1880 and at
the ehiIdren's rally at $3.50 in the First
CONGREGATIONAL church. Mrs Hannnili.
nofmad secretary for the Sunday School
association of Illinois and a distin-
guished and enthusiastic primary
worker. will also participate in the
children,s rally this afternoon.
At the state Sunday school -conven-
ton, commencing at $3.50 Monday at
ternoon, all of the visiting workers will
participate in the meetings which are
TO be at the First Presby terfan church,
and win continue until Wednesday af-
ternoon. gaes
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Lucia A Rich to Mary f. Burns.
northwest quarter hot 9. block 81, -
ffl<tt - 49, D1J
Margaret Afeilxle 10 Mary ". Lynch
5x1 rods southeast corner rot 6,
block 81, plat p .,.s- > ..s..--... 30
Edgar w Dfdce to Chloe r Seddon,
zlzxl0 rods southeast corner lot ?.
block 1l6, plat = -..--..---..--..... zoo
3z9 rods southwest from IL rods
south OF. r.1reIeaSt corner lot 5.
piOck 80. plat 49,. ..-.--- -. 259y
Western Loan & savings Co. To 81.
E Hull. xlx1f5 feet ueTTheaSt from
- feet norm OF southwest corner t.e
lot 2. block Is. plaE q ...-.----.-.-... 90
May N Wall to Salt Lake county. IS,
part see tiCns 3 and -. TOWNSHIP i 80 :
south range ! east ......--........-- 81
JCnn w He mes TO Charles Schaec-
Ter lois o'azsd s. block 1. Ontario
Lewis IT Breeze to Percy Bryant
ltSl2xz7lk feet southwest from rods
s9qta. OF northeast corner lot 2.
block 3, Plat = -. -. ...,.., Se7
Morris Sorliner ct al. 70 j, a. Kaufl-
man, Bingham. independence fo9e,
etc. West mountain ....... s.--.-.-.
j. "a Kaufman eft al 10 w. r. shy Us ].
der. Independence lode. etc, West 8
tlll-Ect-.l --i-.- 1
J II. 9alllin- American Fork, to W.
n. SpgGers Palmetto lode, West
A1etiler =. Buckle ct al. to william ~
= y Proctor ct al part lots block 81
ksn8pi ISilllzle u Addison CAIN lots
y 20 ~ ~ ana 40. block 2, ete., East
side addition, -.-----....... 900
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SCARCITY OF STONE.
Demand for Building Purposes Great
er Than the Supply. -

Building IN salt Lake Is still held
back because of the Shortage Of. brick
and .stene. The largest stone ffeaier IN
the city is 200 cords behind with his
orders. and although building Stone Is
being rushed. into the city with all the
speed that can be mustered. II Is inn
possible to catch up with the demand,
Ind a number Of men are idle as a
consequence. The same condition eS-
lists as to brick. and the factories have
orders now that win keep them run Z
mne full blast till June 1. No orders
tgill be taken at this time to be filed
before the above named date.
Prices on brick ard stone have also
tsen adv. need this spfing as c0mpared
With last season. The advance is
placed at from 8 TO 10 per cent. The.
price ef lumber has also been advanced
fglly Is per cent over last years prices,
and the buyer now has to pay the cost
81 drayage. which is something new
Tor salt Lake. tFf
The. threatened labor trouble seems
TO be settled. and no suspension Of
building is looked for from that source
during the year. There tare 2 few
sporadic cases OF dizagreeLlent yet be-.
tween the Building TrafIes Eoaneil and
sons. Of the Contractors. but. 10 It'll The.
contractors and the faen stare mat
they viii be adjusted amicSbly.
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NEW 60 BUELp1Ne.
Mcdonald Company to Erect a Three
story Block

The J. G. Mcdonald Candy company
has decided TO erect a building Of its
own especially fitted. for the business
OF candy making A deal was closed
yesterday by which the company Sc
cured a fine lot from Taylor Bros II
IS located at 15S West Third south
street has a frontage of dfty-four feet
Oh Third South and Is $50 feet deep.
The price paid was $1,000. Work will
begin at once on a building That VIII
cost $4,000. It viii be three stories
nigh and have a basement under the
entire building, and~the building from
top 70 Bottom viii be utilized Tor candy
making. J. @. Mcdonald and his fore
man, p Y Lindsey, viii leave for the
east next week to arrange for the p1r-
chase Of machinery and material, The
work of building Will be pushed for
ward with all speed. This comp any Is
now employing 100 hands at it's estab-
Ifshment in this city and sixty-five In
Clgden; Il cor tracted S25O.000 worth of
business last year and now finds It nee
essary to have more con1nodious guar
tiers 70 keep pace with the growth, of
the business. I'D -4r+ : y
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Insurance statstnent of the Pruden-
tiaI Life ms Co. ~

According to the figures that are be-
ing shown by life insurance companies,
no company in this country made more
satisfactory progress in 1900 than the
Prudential of Newark. N J. where,
twenty-five years ago it started as the
Of America.
For the last fifteen years 1t has been
Operating ordinary Insurance also. and
already 1T has a volume OF business in
that line which, without its vast indus
trial business, ranks it well up among
The companies of the country doing an
exclusively ordinary business. Tt wrote,
in 1900. over $249, coo, coo of new business.
1t now has in force over $604, 100000 OF
insurance. It's income was over $24,
eeo. 600 during 1900. It paid out over 81,
coo. 600 to policy holders last year, max
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Georgs 6. Edwards OF Nercur is a guest
at the Kenyon.
D. G. Dickerson of Oseeola, Ney, is at
the white House
Editor ,SpilIman of the Eureka Miner is
spending Sunday in the city.
b. X. Loeb OF Helena. Mont, is at the
Kenyon Mr.. Loeb IS a brother of the
assistant Attorney general of Montana
A. S. Fowler and 3. F. Johnson wifi
leave Tor Rock Springs this morning for
giles at that place. TO be known as Rock
Springs Eagles. lodge No. Isl. They Will
be gone until Tuesday.
Judge NJ Ms Granger Of the Circuit
bench of Ohio and HIS wife were the
guests of Hoyt Sherman in this city yes
terd2y They were on their way TO their
home in GAINESVILLE, o.. after having
spent the winter. In California :. -. y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
FEED Y05 RSELF Scientific
CALLY. 5
Some Sure Results from Proper Food
- Selection.

Some Sure Results from Proper Food
-. Selection
Z Farmers select certain food to bring
alooat desired results in their animals.
bus II IS nor so easy a matter with the
ccnlZlex machine called man Cor more
highly or sanized woman)-
E She feed specfa iist, however, has been
at work. and in Grape Nuts we find q
food teonta5nius delicate natural parti-
cles of Phosphate OF Potash and larger
Quantities Of aibumeE.
These unite IN -fhre human body. FORM
ing the peculiar soft substance which
fills The cells Of The braiB. Therefore.
when one desires 10 use a food directly
Intended for brain building. the food
Grape Nuts may be depended uDon.
fFertsHsEJeiys-it is one OF the most :
licious bits OF food used BY mankind.
the delicate sweet OF Grape-Sugar be-
Ing q the most charming character.
All prominent grocers sell Grape Nuts
Snads ~ the pure food factories of the
Postum Cereal Co, Ltd, at Battle
Greek, Mich
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
HOME IN vERNAL.
Identification of Friends of Salt
~. nsjoa Lake Suicade sfie

74s@ Especial Correspondence
vernaI April 2S-Paul Hoert. the ac-
count of whose suicide appeared IN last
Sundays Herald, was a son OF William
lzoeft of this place, a Bsslf known builder
and contractor Lena. the name round
upon one OF the letters is a sister who
is swing with her father at the home an
GAtnes waTd.' The name Alice which was
written UPON one of the fragments of let
tiers IS pres uIaed to have been Miss Alice
ois3Tdner. a young lady living near the
Hoe1t residence, with whom the 1nfor-
tunate man had become acquainted while
on recent visit sgith has parents, and
who ID Saidsto have. received a letter from
him, mailed before his death. -
~ WOOL is beginning TO move out at a
with the seasons clip pass through Yer
nal daily. en- route 20 Price
Dan II. lHinman of the VERBAL Express
returned hoIae last might from Kansas
where he has been visiting relatives for
several weeks.
Tom Taylor, superintendent Of the
St. Lous Asphaltum company proper
ties oVer on " hfte flyer. has moved his
tarzil y from Richfieief TO VerIlal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
Pleasant surprrse Party-.

a, pleasant surprise party, was. given
to Mrs. James Terry, jr., at her nome
on Thursday evening The rooms were
Beautifully decorated with palms and
cut. flowers. a large bunch of, sweet
peas hung from the center OF sie cell
ing down to the 1able.. and from this
smilax was suspended to each corner Of
the table and tied with pink and.White
ribbons. Progressive high FIVE Was The
feature Of the evening. La dies, land
mems first prizes We're Won by Miss
Ruby, McEU-an and Mr.. Will LeathaIn;
BOBBY prizes were won by Miss StorlE
and Mr. James Terry, Music and games
were also enjoyed and later, a delicious
supper was served Those. present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Terry, jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. aAda4ns, Mr.. and Mrs. 1olther, Mr.
and Mrs Nyberg, Miss May Adams,
Miss Mary Terry, Miss Emma 1iaFner,
Miss Matte Mullett. Miss Ruby Me-
EVAN. Miss Bernice West Miss jean
ME Terry, Miss Hattie. KimbaIl, Miss
Evelyn Mckay, Mis- Annie Mckay,
Miss Sterl1 Mrs, Shipp, Miss Hilnia Ny
berg, Miss. Katie Christensen, Miss Eta
.Telder. Miss Katie Nelson, Miss Laura
Frost. Miss. Anderson, Mr. VIII ,Ander-
son.. Mr.. Jim Golden. Mr.. w alt Folsom
Mr. Dare Exams, Mr.. Ed 4alia cey .Ni-
Jack Potts Mr.. Elijan SHeets- Mr. WI
Lea thafa Mr. johnson, Slr, Viii Adams
Mr. Fred Shields. Mr. Waiter E.oTbi1
Mr.. With Thornton Mr.. Waiter tSnaed-
ers,a Mr.. Will sCottyel. e,se
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
STOCK YARDS ACTIVITY.
Several Hundred Cars Handled Dur
ing the Week. ~ ~

The week just closed has been a. busy
ore at the Union stock ryzsSs. the
movement OF sheep from winter ranges
being extremely heavy In all zey cards
were loaded with sheep. and the out
look is for twenty Brs or thirtyt cars
every day this weeR.t
NJ x. Parsons negotiated some heavy.
shipments of Nevada stock, bringing
twenty nine cars from Tacoma ttlir-
teen from EeitJn. seven fronf Coifnar.
sixteen from H.7lleclS. the last named
being the Mcintyre cattle, comprising
black muleys ard red muleys.
s George c. Smith OF Grand Junction
he'd essaseeen ears, from Nfinnefnueca.
81. route 70 his Colorado ranch.
sJix cars tram Idaho Falls, en- route
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
STATE NEWS
Alfred Holloway and Jost Sentenced
Other Cases 81
Especial CorresponSence9

Special Core pon5epce-l
Provo. April eI---In the case Of Squire
Chiprnaa e al against the Sieber Cattle
company 10 recover leo on an alleged
breach Of contract. the Jury last eYeniDs,
rendered Judgment IN fayor OF the. ds-
tenuant Tor $50 with interest IRON No
velnber, 800. The DEFENDANT filed a cross
cOlnpsa4pli an the case, alleging damages
in Jhe sum of <l.19o land breach OF con-
trace on the part OF plaintiffs
Alfred Holdaway, who was yesterday
bound over TO the district court on 4,
charse OF forndcation, alleged to-. haze
BEEN committed with one Esther Gun
n4nSnau, was today, on information tiled
by District ADLorLey Hatch Z arraisyp ed
before Judge McCarty and pleaded gun ~
10 the charge, ana demanded immediate
sentence. The court sentenced him to
SKY days IN the eounty5 jaIL :, 4
The motion OF Attorney " amer in the
J9St case Tor new trial was .overrol ed 5and
ne. was sentenced, to eighteen months in
the state prison. Motion tor appeal has
been made.
Judge Booth has returned from Pam
guitch and has resumed his place in his
COURT Judge rs4IcCarty, svq3n leave for the
sout htomorrow- -
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sch0Ol District wand raxes.
! Especial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Nephi. April s27sTSuit was filed today
in the district court against joel =.
s5royer, e'1IeolITlty clerk, and bondsmen,
George c. Whitmore and NJ. a Grover.
The suit IS brought BY the 5uab school
district OF recover the sum of ss3g a and
interest from Nov. H. 1900 claimed 70 be.
due them, from taxes that was assessed
last wear, bQJ which were not turned
over to the district
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comproisaise a creed Unon.

Z Buffalo, n X. E, : April 2I7 The question
of whether the gates Of The Par -Anleri-
can grounds are to lbe open on sunday
Of directors TEen aleeisfon IS "a ciorh
rpreni scr The Ssltes are 10 be. open from
81 hi, until II u m. btst the midway
ana an amusement features Will be
eIosed curing the twent E4fcur sloisrs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
BUKER GETS Is MoNTHs.
Man Brought Back from Oregon
Pleads Guilty
Especial TO The Herald.J

tSpeciafsro The Herald.J
Provo, AxariI 97.--Last evening. Sheriff
Storrs returned from oregon with George
cattle le7v days ago from EVltFiiana Lew
- OF Vineyard Buller was arra4 gne6 be-
fore Justice Anderson for preliminary
hearing, but waving examination. was
bound over to the district court Attor-
ney HatctI Immediately flied dnforTnatio
IN the district court charging Buker with
grand larceny. Attorney-s Jacob Evans
WAS appointed by Z ne court 10 defend Bu-
ker, wpo was arraigneGf. this aft erIroon
ana plead guilty Judge Booth sentenced
him 70 sixteen months IN the stare prison
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MIssG0LLdNs r Released.
Declares Her Lntention to Lead a
re sst Better Life tgo

Judge Stewart yesterday ordered
Myrtle. Collins released from the'eeunty
sail on her own recognizance; untA the
datn Of her trial on a charge Of having
committed an ofepse with john G, De-
vine q colored man. The release. Was
granted on motion Of District Attorney
Eichnor, ard after Miss Collins and
Mrs. q. B, RatlrboTle Of the Woman 3
Rescue home had satisfied the court
that it was the young woman s ipten-
peuring white girl, and only once dur
ing her presence in court did she raise
her veil To the iearisitive gaze sof the
court attaches
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ing grand aggregate Of over $4,000. coo
paid out on the same account by the
company since 1t started in 1876 The
coInpanyAs assets at the end of 1900 were
over SO, 600, zoe. while it has a surplus. of
over $6.o0e. o0e.s AS the result of the
progress and prosperity. 1t experienced
during last year, IL is more and more
able to say: "The Prudential has the
strength of Gibraltar
A letter addressed to the president OF
the Prudential, Mr., John F. Dryden. at
the home office, in Newark n. J.. will
bring any, desired Information about the
various forms OF life insurance policies
issued by that comp amy, sor to the local
Office in Salt Lake City.
EGGS EGGSl
fresh ranch eggs IS cents. per dozen,
at Marshall Bros, Yellow Front. 165
South Main street
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Mir and AIRS. Robert N Freenan wish
to publicly express their era titude TO al
their neighbors and friends Mho rem
sdereds sympathetic and eons0lisig SER
vices at the time OF the fatal burning
of their daughter Mabel, on April l7th-
Especially they are grateful TO Bishop
H.aF Burton fer his services. and. TO
the singers at the Hlne3ai- fnr their
rom flirting music. ~. T s..,s y
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Talk About Your Talk About
See the Championship Cup in the
Salt Lake Hardware Co. window. won
by Mr. w. n. Parker of this city at
the Ogden shoot with shells loaded by
the SAT- Lake Hardware 60. with Haz-
ard Blue Ribbon SmOkeless Powder.
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Frt s@E.s A. IcMFE,y. Supt,
- Smoker. fer Raints IS,

Painters union No 4 of SAT- Lake
VIII give a smoker Tuesday evening,
III Labor han. All bafnters are ccr-
daily inxtteF TO attend
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. 80 .Estate. Transfers.

William r. Edward tS George Ware
ing. 1ex3 ro5s northwest from (. rods
west of southeast corner lot I, block
-. pat y -...----.--.--.--.- .--.-'---e -
Lewis II. Coates to Axel span. west s.
Il feet lot -. and east Is feet lot
- hs0cE = CDstes & 6. subdivision y
yy-iIi.sgrn- 4IIeatY.a Murray. to George
wv Healy. ~ acres lot s. section 3,
: Il yFrisfrip ? sCu4h, range I vest
H. .. slyler.t 0gdea, 10 J. @. SIC
southeast frcIn srorthwest corner
Tot s. block % plat A.-..---.-.....*. 8
Iui!ifs Bra I1rller 10 Uetlet Rramrner,
= east half Of e0uthwcs uuarter sec
ton -. townslzp I north, range
west s-..... b. -.---- -~l....i f...----+.-..
EFilliam J J}}lrdetfe 10 T. .. Jenk-
~ ias. fet Is block q plat =. Bingham
- % .. block = Perkins subdivis-
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Mrs Roberts and family wife and
children OF the late Samuel o. Roberts,
wish to thank their frieuds and neigh
bors for the kindress shown them in
their bereavement.
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Max sBrodie, who has been. connected
with Auerbach Bros shoe DEPARTMENT
for the. past FIVE years, is now with
che Kew York cash store shoe DEPART
ment and cordiafIy-' invites All his
friends to call end see him.
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la1as-ARgUoKLE,s CO..

For this week only, Arbuckle's eof-
fee for 1915 cents per pound, at the
Yellow Front. 165 South Main street
Is MARSHALL BROS
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IA NeW Industrv

The o. Stencil Lamp company have
located themselves at rs East Third
South street, where With a first-cfass
equipment they are sIrepared ito fur
nish on the shortest NOTES Metal Spin
ming, Electric CAR Headlfght Miners
Lanterns, Mining, Mill. Shaft ard Sta
ton Reflector lamps; Copper Bar Fix
lures, etc. Special attention paid to
the vsorking up Of patent models, etc
General repairing and REPEATING. Give
them a cali - fGa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
BRYAN FOE e0YERNoR.
May Seek Nonrination at Hands Of
De.aocrats Of Nebra ska.


Democrats OF Nebraska
New York, April. 27---Edward Rose
water. editor of the Omaha Bee IS
quoted by the Times as saying last
.nigat
"Willianl J. Bryan, in my opinion. wi
be a candidate for governor of. Mes
brasl1a next year.5c Mr., Bryan still
-exerts a. wide influence in the state.
and il he rereivaS taeE gubeTRaterial
nomination. he viii be q very hard rnsn
to beat 4f elerted governor be viii
shDpe to secure a. democratic legisla-
fire. in which eXert. he viii 'seeks< an
election 10 the United States senate 30
suoceed Governor Dietrich whose, term
win expire in 1se3s. 81 5s p5s- s,n.
From the best information can get
really belisxeSthat, 2Ifs Bryan viii
not look for the presidential nomina-
tion in 1904
Retrial Of Wilson on ThnrsdaS
sssan the case OF Harry w ilso11 charged
with robbing a Japanese eoalkcon Plum
alley lsssu Christmas. 5Hdge Stew art
Yesterday denied the A1ctioa Of de-
fendant's attorney TO chaDgs the date
of the retrial from Nay :.