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New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
p,pnoN SHOULD BE CLAIMED.

There is one passage in John that has won
derfui bearing upon this: IF we confess our sin.
he - faitbfuI and Just says the authorized ver-
sion2''and righteous" says the revised he is
faItbf,I and righteous forgive our sin.
" hat does that mean? IL means that God has no
right to withhold pardon from any sinner In this
world One of hymns is very bold: MY par
don''-nOt | pray for; not beg for; not. | pray
for: rot | plead for-"Ny pardon | claim y; L nave
a right and God Himself cannot deny me my
right.
MY pardon l claim, for sinner am
A sinner believing on Jesus name.
In 1857 we had our great jubilee year. and that
wear | was In my first year of my ministry, anu
seeing that / had never had college educatlon'
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
GR0Y0NT, WYOMING.
Frost Retards Crops-The Fourth in
Jackson's Hole.

optClal Correspondence.
Grovort Uinta Co.. wyo., July THE
long spell OF cold weather which lasted
all the month Of June, greatly retarded
the growth OF vegetation The warm
wave struck here on July 9Th, but the
night Of the VI was like winter freez-
Ing quite hard.
The celebrations were had in jack
sons hole country on the 9Th Groyort
people went up 10 Jackson's Lage. some
twent miles north Of this place. A
very soclable time was had at Mr., c.
j. Aliens new hotel The day was
spent IN horse and foot racing, etc In
the evening a dance was given in the
new hotel. where a lively time was
had. James IL, May I'd. Sheffield and
Mrs. Shives furnished the music.
The tourist season will soon begin, in
fact some are already here 10 put i'm the
season. We anticipate very many
hunters and pleasure seekers this fall.
Haying will soon begin. The wild
hay IS nearly ready for cutting. Tim
othy looks well considering It made lit
tie growth during June. Alfalfa Is not
doing Well too much frost. The hay
crop as whole, II is feared. WIN be
rather short II so numbers OF stock will
have 10 be driven out TO winter.
The valley is stu settling up. Quite
a number Of new settlers moved in this
spring and quite a colony Is expected
from Colorado Still we have room for
more, with water and timber almost
limitless.
Two large outfits from Star Valley
passed through here within the last ten
days going to Big Horn basin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Mrs. May Wright Sewall was enter
tatned last evening by Miss Anna Cam
non, at the beautiful home OF her
brother. George NJ. Cannon. in Forest
Dale There were over two hundred
guests present who had the pleasure
Of meeting the distinguished lady. and
among the guests We're some OF the
most prominent men and women in the
State.
The broad lawn IN front Of the house
was Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
which rendered II almost an enchanted
scene. The tables for the refresh
ments were set on the north lawn un-
der the parlor window, where a two
fold feast was enjoyed As while the
guests were RECALLING on the delectable
refreshments. sweet strains OF music
Huated out Of the open window and
over the lawn.
Mrs. Sewall is as gracious as she Is
Intellectual and she has that superb
manner which is a meekness that on
~ the truly great can assume, which
causes one 20 admire her az once and
then 10 love her None escaped her
pleasant smile and cordial and-grasp.
not even the little children who were
playing about
Another lady also distinguished her.
self last night, and that was Miss
Cannon. the sweet hostess OF the even
ing. She proved to be unusually skill
ful In directing the affairs Of the even-
ing, being endowed with that rare
quality that makes every guest feel
that he Is the one who IS most looked
after.
During the evening. Mrs. Maggie
Huh Miss Luclla Ferron and Miss
Lillian Young delighted the COMPANY
with their sweet songs and Mrs. Nav
Booth Talm0ge rendered a reading I'm
artistic style. Another interesting
feature ana one which Impressed Mrs.
SewGN very much was a companv OF
little girls and boys who PLAYED selec-
lions on the mandolin and guitar
throughout the evening.
To-day Mrs. Sewall was the special
guest OF ninety prominent salt lake
ladies'. who entertained her al Sa'tair.
The train which conveyed the party 10
Ihv beach was rendered complimenta-
~ by Mrs. Lorenzo Snow.
Among the pleasant social affairs OF
the week was the dinner given bv
Bishop and Mrs Empey In honor OF the
missionaries who win shortly 60 10 ia.
pan. About twenty were present. ana
after dinner which was served an &
O'Clock the evening was pleasantly
spent With music etc The guests were:
Apostle and Mrs. n. ]. Grant. ex-
Mayor John Clark, Maj. and Mrs. r.
W. Young Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Taylor
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SAM LEWIS
FAMOUS cur KATE DRUGS.
Hills so. Maln 81.


just received and now on sale al Il.
y, Jenkins Co., Temple OF Music. This
stock consists Of almost all the leading
makes OF Pianos. Entire stock Is new,
IN nrst class condition Cases are the
very latest designs in. Golden Oak.
French and English Burl Walnut and
beautiful figured mahogany. Entire lot
must be sold In ten days, any part re-
naming unsold az the end Of ten days
VIII h. shipped to our associates at
San Francisco.
For cash or short time payments we
are instructed 90 sell any part or the
entire lot for less than the actual
Wholesale prices az the manufactures.
II you think OF buying a Plano within
the next year do not let this chance
get away wherein you can buy a stan
dard high grade, first class new Piano
for less money than the average Sec
cond hand Piano Of medium grade are
selling for
Come while we have a large. fine as
sortment 10 select from. Parties living
out Of the city can by asking. have
catalogues sent them showing the
styles of cases. giving the makes and
the Bankrupt Sale Prices A ten-year
Guarantee accompanies every Plano.
T.. y. JENKINS co.
TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
81 and SO Main 81.
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and all Elks Of Salt Lake Lodge No
So. and visiting Elks viii participate in
the parade upon that day. Boyd Park,
the jcweler. has donated a hundred doll
lar ladies' gold watch to the lady sug-
costing the most appropriate name for
the Elks live elk. which is to be chris
tened on Sept. 20th, Elks' day. a COM
mttoe NJ three leading citizens not
Elks, VIII be appointed within the next
few days 10 decide who In their opinion
OF the guessers has suggested The most
appropriate name. The guessing c0n-
tost Is for ladies only. Contest cloSts
sept. 10Th, s D. m sharp. Capt f. +.
Stoll, director general carnival VIII
leave for Butte Street Fair and Carnl-
val which takes place IN that city on
July 10th to 9th. lie goes 70 Butte
CITY 20 look over the harbour Shows ~
one hundred and twenty people which
attraction the Elks' carnival committee
recently contracted for.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Intruders MIKE a Bunglesome En'
deay0r TO Enter Hewlett Residence.

An attempt was made last night TO
burglari2e the residence Of o, II Hew-
lett, l25 east, Seventh South street but
It was a bunglesome effort and netted
the intruders nothing Mr. Hewlett
had been out 10 Saltair during the
evening. and when he returned, he
found the screen In one Of his front
windows cut out and evidence OF In
effectuai attempts TO pry the window
open. The woud-be burglars had
evidently tried 10 make an entrance
that way and falling had endcayored
to get In through a rear upstairs win
dow, the screen OF which had also been
cut
Mr. Hewlett is inclined to think that
some of the young ho0dlums that infest
the neighborhood had hand In II, for
II looked like the work Of amateurs.
lie has offered reward OF $40 for the
capture Of the Offenders. The police
have also been notified, and II Is hoped
that whoever had hand in i will be
captured II It is any Of the hood
lums of the town they will not be
lightly dealt with.
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Mr. and Mrs, Horace s. Ensign Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo, d. Piper Mr. and Mrs.
Kelsch Mr. and Mrs. AlonzO Young
Mrs. WIN Clawson, Mrs. Emily Grant,
Mrs. A. Miner.
e
Mrs r. w. Lacy, OF Bakersfield Cal"
viii arrive sho-,ly 10 spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. G. +. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs Keys leave this evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. 81. C. Fox and fami-
by to spend a short time at the Idaho
ranch.
Mrs. II. s. Goddard and son Pruette
VIII spend the next few days In the
country
Prof j 4. Anderson leaves Sunday
for Yellowstone Park, Wyo. 70 be gone
tx weeks
Mrs. D. G. Dunbar and family leave
next week for Soda Springs.
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JUNK MANS TROUBLES.
RogOwsky Thought lie Has Been Shot
at by Stranger

Fred Rogowsky, the junk man who
engaged in bloody battle with NJ. N.
Gallagher couple Of days ago, Is In
cllned to think that someone is on his
trail and would faln put an end 10 his
existence. Yesterday while he was
quietly at work In his shop, something
came crashing through the window.
Rogawsky jumped up and ran TO the
police station.
Somebody shot at me through my
window" he told the sergeant breath
lessly.
Investigation showed that the missile
which had reused him from his labor
was a stone Of little greater proportions
than a pebble As GALLAGHER who used
the hammer on him IN his last fracas, Is
now In jail. It Is evident that some 9th.
err arch enemy Of RogOwsky is trying
"a work his undoing
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THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST"

BY James Il. Talmage, PHI. D. r. r. s.
t.. F. G. S. professor Of geology, Uni.
versity Of Utah. a book Of ll6 pages
beautifully illustrated. The first com.
plete and authentic work on the re.
nowned saline sea. Price Is cents
poatage prepaid. For sale by the Des'
eret News and all news dealers.
Autobiography OF Capt Jsmes
Brown, 500 pages, bound IN cloth. Price
WOO; for sale at the Deseret News.
Special terms 10 agents.
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BURGLARS HASTY RETREAT.

Ben Fullmer, who lives at CSC South
First West street awoke at about 2
o'clock this morning ana discovered
burglar In the act Of taking a window
screen out OF It's place. Mr. Fullmer
quietly arose and, taking a chair with
which to brain the thief tip-tocd over
TO the window 20 await the entrance.
AZ this point the burglar struck a
match, and ospled Nj Fullmer He
lost no time then In clearing fences and
getting miles away from the spot which
he would fain have robbed.
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WILL PREvENr LOCKJAW.
Such the Virtues s. II. Atwood Claims
For His Remedy.

s, A. Atwood Of Kamas writes the
News that he has a remedy which Is
an absolute preventive Of lockjaw and
that It has been known TO cure after
the Jaws have been set The remedy is
very simple as he prescribes It, All
that Is necessary Is a mixture Of soft
soap, common lye soap and pulyeri2ed
chalk, just ordinary chalk. until II Is
OF the consistency Of griddle cake bat
ter, and then aAly IL 20 the wound.
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SAYS THEY ROBBED HIN.

Ed Williams and j. T., Carpenter, the
two alleged crooks who are now in Jail
on various charges have another COM
plant lodged against them. w j..
Hewlett has appeared at police head
quarters and Identified them as having
robbed him OF $40 In a Second South
surtt saloon, two or three nights ago.
The cases against the men FOR criminal
conspiracy and impersonating an Of
fcer Will be tried Monday morning at
10 o'clock before Justice Dana smith,
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SPECIAL POLICEMAN ARRESTED.

r. l.. Heningcr "a special policeman
employed at the Salt Palace was ar
rested yesterday on a warrant charging
him with obtaining goods under false
pretenses. 4, w. Miller Is the COM
plainant and he alleged that he ad-
vanced the defendant $50 on furniture.
which II was found. later did not be-
long to Heningcr The accused was
araigned before Judge Dana Smith
yesterday afternoon. He entered a
plea OF not guilty. aud furnished 500
bail Tor his appearance.
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WASATCH

Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy C. Snow and
party came up to Wasatch to spend a
feW days.
Mr. w N. McConahay came up by
team Thursday evening 20 make ar
rangements for spending the summer
here
Mr., and Mrs John sharp Jro are
coming to spend a month In Wasatch.
-
Mr.. Bcrt Lawrence was among the
arrivals In Wasatch on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tracy came
down from Wasatch last evening
but expect TO return In a day or two
and remain at the hotel the rest Of the
summer.
Miss Edith Holman came up to
Wasatch on Thursday.
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Girl Goes Riding, Becomes intoxicated
and is Beaten by Brutal Man.

With an ugly bruise on her face and
IN a state Of intoxication. Miss Marie
Wilson. a eirl ~ years Old was picked
up last night by the police. She said
that she had gone for drive with a
young fellow whose name IS sometimes
VIII Baker and sometimes W f..
Mitchell, and that. besides getting her
intoxicated and striking her. be- had
robbed her Of a pair % diamond ear
rings and a gold watch. one Of the
earrings was fround close 10 where the
girl was picked up on the street.
Baker OF Mitchell. secured the rig In
which they went driving early In the
day from the Salt Lake Livery and
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Abducted BANKRUPT.

These persons and firms have been
adjudged by Judge Marshall TO be-
bankrupt and reference OF their cases
was made as indicated:
John Mountford OF Salt Lake referred
TO Referee Charles Baldwin: NJ. o. De-
laney OF Ogden, referred to Thomas
Maloney; John Plgnon Of ogden, re-
ferred to Maloney; John G. Midgley Of
salt Lake, referred 10 Baldwin; June
ton Coop. store Of Ephraim referred
TO George Christensen; Goss Bros. VI
Garland, Weber county, referred to Ma
loney.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a. m. today.
Barometer reading at a. m, 1855
inches. Temperature at G a. m. 70 de-
grees, maximum, 03 minimum, 10;
mean, 50, which Is degrees above nor
NAL.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month, 80 de-
grees.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since January LIST, 323 degrees.
Precipitation since first OF month, 81
inch. which is 90 above the normal.
Accumulated excess in precipitation
since January LIST, LAP inch.
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity:
Fair and cooler tonight and Sunday.
Forecasts for Utah, made at Den
yer, Colo:
Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
cooler Sunday, and in northern portion
tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tle area Of low pressure continues
&c Itral over the northern Rocky Noun
,ain slope. Pressure has Increased
along the Pacific coast, Light rain
has fallen over Montana. Temperature
conditions remain practically un-
changed The following high maximum
temperatures occurred yesterday;
Omaha and New Orleans. 100, Rapid
City. Miles City and ST. Louis, lO2;
Grand Junction, Kansas city Abilene
and Huron, l04; North Platte and iu-
ma, lQS, and Phoenix, 40
l.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director.
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DEATH OF MRS. AC0MB.
Aged Lady of This City Succumbs to
Dysentery.

Mary Acomb, OF 32S west Sixth South,
in this city died at her home at lilo
last night Of dysentery. after an Illness
OF only two days. Deceased was sc
years of age, and has resided In Utah
six years, having emigrated to Utah
from Ellerton, Yorkshire, England,
She came to Utah with her husband
and one Of her sons and daughter.
Since that time her son and her hus-
band have died, She was the mother OF
eleven children, only one Of whom Is
living. Miss Hannah Acomb
Funeral services from the sixth ward
meeting house. Sunday at p, m,
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TO-dag'S Metals.
SAvfR, Do. SO 80 cents
HAD, $500
CASTING COPPER 10 5-4tesissh
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Held's band win play nine selections
at the open air concert on Main street
this evening.
Attorney N. V. Jones says that the
Hilton-Park case will be appealed to
the supreme court
Home missionaries win visit the
wards OF the Stake tomorrow, Sunday,
at the regular hour OF meeting.
]. II. Watts, the mining broker who
attempted several times to take his
life, has gone TO Seattle In search Of
employment,
a brother by name of Meybos, who
sailed on the steamship New England
from Liverpool on March TO- IL request
ed TO call upon W. e. Spence at Presi-
dent Shows office.
The gratifying news Is now given out
at ST. Marks hospital that Bert Webb,
the boy who accidentally shot himself
IN the abdomen. Is on the high road TO
recovery. II was thought at first that
he could not live.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Dyet win
be held from the Fifth ward meeting
house tomorrow at ~ o'clock. The
remains may be viewed at the late
home, 5SS West Seventh South street
from 10 q, IN. to 1880 a. m
At the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms tomorrow at
y. M. Rev. Chris Reisner Of Kansas
City will be the speaker, subject. "A
Flawed Man" Special music has been
provided and electric fans have been
put IN All men are cordially invited.
Deputy Sheriff Raleigh has brought
back from Preston. Ida, Nels Nelson,
wanted on a charge Of obtaining q
buggy from Studebaker Bros. under
false pretenses. II is said Nelson sold
the buggy and left the city before be
had paid for II.
The remains Of the late George n.
Simpson, private. company Il. Thir-
tieth volunteers. who was killed In Lu-
Zon, Manila, Aug. 4, 1900 aged q years.
months and ~ days. at the time OF
his death, viii arrive in Salt Lake City
Sunday morning at $50 on the Il, G. w,
R'y. Deceased was the On Of Robert
and Isabel Mattress Simpson. and was
born In England. The funeral services
will be held Sunday az p m. from the
funeral chapel OF Undertaken Joseph
W. Taylor q South West Temple
street Friends are invited TO attend.
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ABOUT THE ELKS' FAIR.
Contract for Building the Fence
Awarded TO Utah Lumber Company.

The Elke Carnival committee have
awarded the contract for the building
Of the fence for the enclosure OF West
Temple from Second South West %
Third West, south from West Temple
TO Main and West Second South. to
the Utah Lumber CO., eo,oOO square feet
u lumber win be used for the enclosure.
DR.. W. =. Beer has been appointed
chairman ~ the parade committee. The
parade during the carnival week Wi
be one ot The features, which win take
place ON sept 18Th. an fratemal or.
CARNATIONS VIII be asked TO participate.
All Utah volunteers and National
Guardsmen and merchants VIII De
asked 10 make 8 display with aoAts
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Transfer company. When he did not
return last evening, an employe Of the
stables was sent out 10 hunt for him
and the rig. The outfit was located
near the Salt Palace, and the employe
brought It back to the stables leaving
the fellow and the Girl, who were en-
gagged In quarrel nearby, to walk
home. Shortly after this o. H. Walsh,
who lives at 1920 Second etroet. was
passing and he saw the fellow strike the
Girl and run. The police were at once
called and the girl was brought TO The
station II the man Baker, or Mitchell
is caught It viii go hard with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
HIGH PRIESTS.

The first semi monthly meeting Of the
High Priests OF the Salt Lake Stake OF
Zion win convene in the lecture hall Of
the Latter-day saints University. Tenn
pie avenue. Salt Lake city. on Sunday,
July H. 1901. at 10 am. fun attend
ance of the brethren Is desired
DAVID MCKENZIE, President.
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HIN AZ IEANC DEwCH GYD
CAMBRIAE DAY AT SAlTAIR

Wednesday, July Especial Trains
and Special low rates from Preston in
the north and Payson IN the south, on
the oregon Short Line, r. X, Come
and enjoy a festal day with the Sons
and Daughters OF old Cambria. good
time is guaranteed, For special trains
and fare see bills
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RAY VAN ooTT LAWYER
Deseret National Bank Building.
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSION.

5000 ogden TO San Francisco and re-
turn on all trains leaving ogden July
18th, 10th and 18th, final limit July 3lst.
$1,000 Ogden to San Francisco and re-
turn on all trains leaving ogden July
It'll to l4th inclusive, final limit August
3lst
Si0O Ogden 20 San Francisco
through Reno, returning through Port
land on all trains leaving Ogden July
7th to 18th incluslvei final limit August
2lst
Inquire Of nearest ticket agent or
c. A. HENRY,
Ticket Agent. ogden.
W. II. CHEVERS.
Agent, Ogden.
d. r. GRAY, General Agent. Salt Lake
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THE STANDARD.

DO you have the Standard Die
tionary in your library or
school room? II not, you are not
up 10 date. II is the largest,
best edited, best printed, best
bound, and most modern work
IN all respects yet issued. Only
q limited number on hand. Ad.
dress the Deseret News.
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A unique and handsome publication
wherein to record the important events
IN baby's life has just been issued by
Bordens Condensed Mix Co.. Il Hud-
son St. New York. 1t Is not given
away but is sent on receipt Of 10
cents
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK

Turned out on short notice at the
Deseret News A big shipment of new
types and supplies Just In. our facilities
for letter heads, bill heads, tags, en-
yelopes. pads etc, etc, are unexcelled
by any establishments in che West.
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MUSIC LOVERS.

All who desire information OF the
address, etc, Of Salt Lakes music
teachers. should consult the Musicians
Directory. published on the Dramatic
and Musical page Of the Saturday
News"
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CONFERENCE CHANGE.
The One for Wayne stake Postponed
Until August 25th.

The following notice was issued from
President Shows Office today;
The Wayne Conference, advertised to
be held August 3rd ana 4th next is
postponed until Sundty and Monday,
August 25th and goth.
LORENZO SNOW.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
) TEMPLE NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

SALT LAKE TEMPLE.
The Salt Lake Temple VIII close FRI
day evening June 2S,h, and reopen on
Monday, Aug. 9Th, 1901
LORENZO SNOW.
President,
MANTf TEMPLE.
The Mantl Temple win close Friday
evening the 10Th OF July and reopen on
Wednesday. the ith Of September. 1901.
JOHN ID. T. McALLlsTER
President.
LOGAN TEMPLE.
Logan Temple win close on the 26th
day OF July and reopen on Sept. ith,
1901. NJ. w, MERRILL,
Prest.
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ELKS' EXCURSION
TO MILWAUKEE.
VIA RIO GRANDE AND BuRLISG.
TON ROUTE.

win leave salt Lake City $50 a. m,
July 18Th.
All persons that desire 70 avail them.
selves OF the cheap rate 10 milwaukee
ana return Of Si5.so can buy tickets on
July 18th or 20th.
Those who desire TO 60 with the
above excursion please advise al once
so sleeping car reservations can be
made.
r. Il. NESLEN. General Agent
No. " w. Second South Street.
salt Lake City, Utah.