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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
FROM LOULSLANA.

Chas. F. jenkins, Venerable Council
of Garland Camp 1922, Modern Wood
men Of America, writes from Aurora,
H., Beacon Once, as follows:
al endorse Peruna because I have
found BY personal experience that 1t is
not q common patent medicine, but a
scientifically prepared medicine which
simply cures caEarrh and CieanSeS the
blood of its impurities, keeping the
system in q fine, healthy condition.
consider it as rather a carefully pre-
pared physicians prescription, and have
never found any which acts as promptly
and permanently as Peruna.
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Real Estate Transactions.


John Hansen 10 Florence L. Oar
ling, lot 5. block 3 Heath's sub
division. block 50. plat C............S
Albert Davis ct al. to Frederick A.
Bower. lot %, block ], Winfield
subdivision .-..--.-- 1850. ..--.......
II. b. Hoyt to Oregon Short Line
railroad, right Of way in southwest
quarter of section II, township
south. range . west ..-..-.--.-..-.--
F. j. HUFF 90 4. S. Hubbard. lots 1
70 3. block 2. etc. Oakley ...........
Edward d. Swan 20 Luther c.. Sim
clair 95ltNl65 feet northeast from
the southwest corner Of lot 5, block
-, plat A.....-.-..... ......-....-.....
Charles Caldwell, IT., ct al. to Joseph
r. Newman. part of lot ], section
q township south. range l east
. deeds) .......... ..................
Marion N. Davis 10 Lucy A. Richter,
2Nl0 rods northeast from 2 rods
north Of the southwest corner Of
lot 5. block 3, plat B,,-.............
William i. Rasmussen 70 Andrew
Hansen. quarter acre in the south
east quarter of section s., township
south. range / east ....--..-.-.....
Christine II. Green to Mary J. g.
PETERSON. one-eighth acre in lot y.
block -. ten-acre plat A---.---..--..
Isabel II. Stevens TO Romania 3.
Pratt, lots IS to Al, block 8, Park
view .---..s-..-- ---------.-. ----.-.-.
A. {. Ellis. jr.. TO Waldemar Van
Colt. 90x25 feet northwest from 63ia
feet west Of the southeast corner
Of lot !. block n. plat 49,.
Preston S. Free 10 Edmond Bell, part
Of block 43. ten-aCre plat A..
Charles NJ. Beach ct al 10 Richard
r. Evans. lots ] to 20, etc, block
g. Poplar Grove -.--.--.-.-.-.--...-.-.
lions Savings Bank a. Trust COM
psny to Maud F.. Melville, lot g.
block IA. Forest Dale ...--.,.-..--...
Phineas II. Young 90 Sarah f.
Burns, lot 2s, block a Forest
Dale ....-..-. s-...s.-. s..s..... $500
S. L. c. /. g. Co, to Richard p.
Evans. lots 50 and 81. block 3. Pop
/ Maud +. Melville 10 Sarah T.. Burns,
lot 2, block "a, Forest Dale.........
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tunes were Katie Randolph as Prin-
cess TieWauckee. Salt Lake Herald
Mile Johnson: Uncle sam. Annie Pc
terson: Clown, J. B. Bushnell, Up-tO-
date Coon. g. H. Russell. Skey. Ella
Bushnell: Morning. Clara Gibson.
Widow Weeds. Katie Gibson Old WO-
man, Mr.. p. Fowler, Darby. Ralph
Cammohill; Liberty. Laura OlesOn;
Souaw Mrs. Russel. Boot Black, A.
Peterson; Night. Alice Gibson Colum-
bia, Mrs. Bert Fowler; Dolly Warden
Mrs. L. Z. Cammoline; Little Boy Blue
Edna Dahlstead
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AFFIDAvITs FOR HAwoRTH.
Strenuous Effort Being Made by His
Counsel

@Ca-A2IAs
Pennington, May Traditional affida-
Wits in the ease Of Nick Haworth. under
sentence of death for the murder Of
Thomas Sandal, were filed today and
besides putting q somewhat better phase
on the case for HawOrth. show the great
efforts being made BY HaWOrth's counsel
III his behalf The new affidavits are
three in number. One is for the purpose
or impeaching testimony of Moritz Rich
ter which played an important part in the
convection Of Haworth, going to show
that the defendant drove into the city
early that morning and nut w his team
az Heller's livery stable. near Richter's
place. This affidavit is by Owen B. Vo-
taW, who depOSeS that he was going out
10 the mines for Richter his partner, the
day the murder occurred; that Richter
was not at his saloon in the early morn
ing and did not come till 100 VOtaW
met him at Ewenty-fourth street and
walked with him 10 the saloon: no team
was passed by them by Heller's stable,
and Richter's actions, described in de-
tail. were not such as testified to BY him
at the trial. VOtaw. after the prelim-
mary examination, talked with Richter
telling him he must be mistaken in the
day, but Richter had answered he did
not care; he wanted to get even with
Haworth. Later he said ne would take
II back at the trial. but he did not do
50 and afterwards told VOtaw he had got
his foot in Il and must stick to his story
or get in trouble himself
The other two affidavits are to estab-
fish Haworths insanity at the time he
made the confession. Phineas H. Young.
guard at the state prison i'm charge Of
Haworth and for a number of years s1-
perintenden of the state asylum at Pro-
vo, considers HawOrth insane and goes
into considerable detail as to why.
James F. Smith. attorney. deposes that
he heard Sheriff Abbott admit in Febru-
airy, 1893, that Haworth was certainly
crazy.
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In Memory of Or. Allen Fowler.


Not as Of old the Master went
Ia make his mOan
Into the olive garden lone.
His heart with WOrld-wOe rent:
But as q toller TO his rest
SLOW 20 another Oltvet bone
To pillow his head upon earths green
breast
Our friend. our comrade. went.
Carefully. tenderly. friendly hands
Gentle as loving mothers touch
Him they had loved so much
They placed I'm his last rest bed;
While far overhead
The sun from its bowl Of blue,
Spilled soft light down
Upon grove and town,
Sitting the young leaves through
Striking athwart the rain Of tears,
Falling from friendly eyes.
For him who through long, long years
Had been tried and true.
Healer Of others ills. his own he could
not heal:
He through woe and through veal
Was quick TO feel
Another's pain or Joy. True as steel,
staunch and sturdy and bold,
Like 90 knight of Old
Where he gave his hand. there he gave
his heart.
Scorner Of shsms and lover Of truth.
His was the soul Of a man and the heart
He stood by his friends amid trial and
cross.
Now ours the strain and the pain and
the loss
Our comrades. the gain.
Eastward on Olivets slope.
There. where the broOding, mysterious
hlllH
Guard his last sleep.
And lone vigils keep,
| Where hum the melodious rills.
I Where the rOse-heart its fragrance dis
tills
We bury our dead.
/ Yielding his earthly frame 70 the flower
strgWn sod.
His spirit immortal, grace-cIeansed. unto
Cod. S. H. c.
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For Those VIC Live On Farms.

DR.. Bergin, Pana, his, writes: Il
have used Billiards. Snow I.iniment;
always recommend il to my friends. as
I am confident there is no better made.
Il is a dandy for burns" Those who
live on farms are especially liable to
many accidental cuts, burns and
bruises, which heal rapidly when Bal
lard's Snow Liniment is applied. It
should always be kept in the house for
cases Of emergency; SOC and $100, at
Il. c. NJ. I. drug department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
Building Permits.

The following permits to build and to
make improvements We're issued last
week by Inspector Ulmer:
J. r. TieTnan, corner Third and
r streets. brick dwelling and
brick cottage ......-- ..-.......S 4,800
Mrs. f. Thomas, North Temple
street. between Fifth and Sixth
West, brick cottage ...... ...... 1000
J. G. Cutler & Bro. rear 36 South
Main street, brick warehouse. 1900
George A. Lowe, Fifth South,
between Fourth and Fifth
West brick cottage .-... $500
Emma Demar. S street. between
First and Second. brick cottage 1900
Alice Pickering. 765 South First
West. brick cottage ........... 1900
Ida Williams Ninth East street,
between Ninth and Tenth
South. brick cottage .......... 1900
E. A. Anderson, T street, be
tween Third and Fourth. brick
cottage .......... .........-..... 800
Six minor permits ......... &C.,. 1850
IOlal .s.--ss-.-.. s.-........- 81 Z s31V
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
Title Cleared by Bank.

The $54, 430 foreclosure suit Of the
State Bank Of Utah against L. G. Har-
dy ct al has been dismissed in the
Third district court. The property in
volved has been quit-claimed by the
defendants to the bank for $4,000 in set
Element Of the litigation. the property
being described in the deed filed for
record yesterday as all of lot 8, block
lis. plat A, and all of lot 10, block 2,
Five-acre A. with the exception Of look
156 feet in the last mentioned lot
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order against defendants. restraining
them from interfering with water gate
In Peteetneet creek near Payson. and
from taking water belonging 70 plaintiff,
which he charges them with doing on
Nay Z. Mr. Saxey is made party de-
PENDANT because. IT is alleged, he. as
counsel for the other defendants, advised
them 10 do the acts complained of.
Estate of OTabella Gibbey. a minor, or
der confirming sale Of real estate to Il.
a. Barton for Si15.
Estate Of Alva A. Green. deceased; or
der confirming sale OF real estate.
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MORE MEN FOR SALIVA.
Work Expected to Be in Full Swing
This Week.

More laborers left yesterday for Ss-
Ina 20 work on the first section Of the
cutoff and &c is expected that several
hundred men with a large number Of
teams win be at work there before the
end OF the week. It win take some
time to complete the first section OF
twenty miles. now under contract to
the Utah Construction company. and
no time has yet been set for letting the
contract for the second section. Both
require some heavy work. including
tunnels.
The cutoff can be completed from
Salina to Castle Dale before IL is neces-
sary TO determine whether the eastern
terminus shall be at Green River.
Farnham or Price. From Salina to
Castle Dale, a distance Of approximate
ly ninety miles, the two routes are iden-
teal At Castle Dale one survey runs up
Castle valley TO Farnham, twenty-six
miles. and the other follows the San
Rafael river toward Green river.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
WILL LEAVE R. G. W. DEPOT.
Satair Trains Are to Start From
There as Before.

Saltair trains are to start this sea-
son from the Rio Grande Western pas
senger station. as they did last year.
arrangements have been made TO this
.AtIt between the salt Lake & Los
anse.eS management and the Rio
al, I'eparauous are being made to open
.-1 season on Memorial day. MAY 80.
~. ~ accordance with the usual custom.
lue spring repairs on the pavilion are
-o" being made. 1t Is the intention 90
vt-o up the bath houses in the north
ing during the season. as the expecta-
i ,-ol is mat the business will make this
NJ .ease in the facilities necessary.
~ suits viii also have to be bought.
~. ~ 'nis portion Of the equipment of
pavilion fell shirt last year.
.-,' water is reported 20 be consid-
10y deeper than &c was last fail. al
ttiiy9sh it has not yet risen to a point
sa enough TO satisfy the manage
.lI The hope is that the swollen
ssams viii soon have a greater ef-
'-'- on the lake level.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11

visited eleven states, talking up the ad-
vantages of Provo and vicinity as a
place to make homes. He expects many
of his friends to visit Utah as a result Of
his trip.
Senator Kearns has accepted an in
vitatiOn to meet with the Woman Re
publican club at this city Wednesday
evening. The erneeting viii be held al the
residence OF Apostle SmOOt
A fine programme has been arranged
for the peace meeting TO be held Thurs
dav evening. May j. under the auspices
of the National Council Of Women. The
meeting will be held in the tabernacle.
c. w. Barnes entertained the Democrat
Junior Baseball club Thursday evening IN
the X of P hall
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
Banner Sale of the Season
At the Lace House See ad on page Is

To accommodate our increasing busl-
pess. we have opened a branch At ko-
Utz's candy store. 272 South Main. We
have 100000 plants az cur green houses
on South state street. Visitors are al
ways welcome. Stores and green houses
omen Sundays Salt Lake Floral Co
CITY stores, 142 and 20 Main street
Green houses. Eleventh South. Take
Murray cars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
ILLINOIS CENTRAL ENLARGEs.
Donald Roses Work Increases I'm
pOrtance Of the Agency.


The business Of the Illinois Central
pm this territory has been worked up
oy Commercial Agent Donald Rose to
such an extent that he has been given
further assistance, and the agency is
gwen more important standing.
Hereafter Mr.. Rose viii be assisted by
a travelling freight and passenger
agent, and II. q. Powell who has been
nis assistant In the Office, has been ap-
pointed 20 this position. An Omaha
man VIII come out 10 take Mr.. PowelTs
place en- the Office.
The Salt Lake agency Of the Illinois
central was established two years ago
last month by Mr.. Rose. Since that
une the business has grown remark
doly. and the traffic officials OF the
road nave been fOrcibiy impressed with
tne Importance Of the intermountain
region. which Is covered from the salt
Lake headquarters.
pr. Powell was in the employ OF the
tAckawanna and the Burlington before
yy.nlng TO salt Lake two years age
with Mr.. Rose.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
Lvnch's Second Good Buv.

John c. Lynch closed a deal yester-
day for the purchase of the Hoover
drug store corner. facing north and east
on Second South and First West
streets. The property is owned by the
Johnson County 0Owa) Savings bank,
and $4,000 is the purchase price. A
frame building occupies the land,
which covers an area of 70xS0 feet. This
is the second snap purchase by Mr..
Lynch in two weeks Of Second South
street property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
Bank Clearings Lighter.

With two exceptions. the weekly total
Of bank clearings so far this year has
showed a large gain compared with the
same periods Of a year ago. The clear
ings of last week was one of the ex-
ceptiOns. the aggregate being 1886, 592,
which is q decrease Of S57e, 1856 from the
corresponding week Of last year The
decrease is attributed to the fact that
q year ago the clearings were abnor-
maliy large Yesterdays clearings
amounted to $442,527. compared with
S6l3,S20 for the same day a year ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
WASH LINEN IN COURT.
Poppleton Case at Logan Has Nasty
DEVELOPMENTS.


Logan, May 10.-The testimony given in
the POppleton habeas corpus case, which
came Up in the district court this morn
ing, was a salaciOus mess. The mother
and father of the child, the custody of
which was sought, charged each other
with violations of their marital vows,
the mother asserting that her husband
visited houses of ill-repute. and that he
had accused her of committing incest.
The husband charged that his wife was
drunken in her habits and excessively
profaBe. and had swarm OF relatives
20 back up his assertions. After hear
ing the evidence the court denied the pc
tition of the father for letters Of guard
ia4 hip. but gave him the custody Of the
chi-1 in the habeaS corpus proceedings.
The city officials have decided to grant
the request of the county commissioners,
and reduce the width of the pavement in
front of the court house from sixteen to
eight feet The decision viii prevent a
lawsuit as the county attorney was pre-
pared to file a suit for Injunction today
The Logan Junior baseball team went
10 Wellsville yesterday and played with
the Wellsville team. winning out by a
score of to 8.
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WILL SPEND $4,000.

Park City to Improve School
Building.
Park city, May t9.-At school meet
ing held for the purpose of arranging for
the construction OF a new building II w9s
decided that since Il would be Impossible
10 secure a desirable site the next best
thing was TO improve one Of the buildings
already up. Accordingly it was de-
termined to add ten rooms TO the Jetfer-
son building at an approximate cost OF
$4,000 The building viii De ready lot
Cs..,1Ipancy when school opens in Sep
TENDER.
Friday afternoon two cases or smallpox
were discovered I'm a hotel here kept by
Thomas Lowry The house was at once
closed by the health officers and the &C.
cuuauts ouarantined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11

fully prepared prescription, prepared BY
one Of the Oldest and best-known physi-
clans in America. This is why it acts
promptly and permanently.
Hon. H. w. Ogden, Congressman from
Louisiana, was elected to the SD, 54th
and 55th Congress. In a letter written
at Washington, D. c., he says the fol-
lowing Of Peruna, the national catarrh
remedy:
al can cOnscienffonsIy recommend
your Peruna as a fine tonic and an
round good medicine to those who arc
In need of a Catarrh remedy 10 mas
been commended TO me BY people who
have used II, as a remedy particularly
effective In the cure of catarTh. For
those who need a good cataTTh H7edi-
cine know of nothing better"
n. w. OGDEN
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving q
full statement of your case, and he viii
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
the Hartman Sanitarium- Columbus, 0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
Federal Building Bid Accepted.

A duplicate Of the letter sent by Su-
pervising Architect Taylor TO the
Campbell Building company Of Chica-
80, accepting the cOmpanys bid Of
s409.0 900 for the construction OF Salt
Lakes new government building, was
yesterday received by Postmaster
Thomas, who is the custodian Of the
federal building site. The letter is the
latter's official notification Of the ac-
ceptance Of the bid, and win be kept on
file in his office. It is expected that
ground viii be broken for building
work before July /.
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Card Of Thanks

I desire to express my thanks to the
members of the salt Lake Valley lodge
No. -. A. O. L. W, for their kindness
during the sickness Of my husband,
and also to acknowledge the receipt Of
his insurance, which was promptly
paid by the order.
MRS. z. c.. THOMAS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
NEW COMPANY
rnR DENVER ROAD
Incorporation Papers to Be Filed
In Salt Lake.
-4
yoErGT PROJECT ATTACKED
A
-,-vrrrs CALL "HoT AIR'-Po-
s1T1oN OF ROCK ISLAND.

ECU fr-orporation papers Of the
\ ns7ysr Northwestern & Pacific
~ road are now being drawn in New
~-s according TO report and they
I'M 5s forwarded soon for Ming 90
.i,Tsps The company viii be cap
- sor7ewhere between &25,OOO'OO0
-5 t,a 900 900. It is stated
The reason for preparing new incor-
.,-,ton papers is that the company
present incorporated is the Denver
southwestern. with a moderate cap
4,r authorized to build from Denver
~. ne FAR as Hot Sulphur Springs
r,io I'M order to build through to Salt
fgte a company must be Incorporated,
-I,b articles fled in Utah. showing
~ route for the entire distance In a
,.rsrgI way. owing 10 the fact that
III laws OF Utah are unusually favor
sb1e ro railroad companies, there is
,-ospert that the original articles viii
b. sled here. In any event, copies OF
ths articles must be filed with the see
rsfarv OF state of Utah.
Opnonents Of ID. n. Moffat in Denver
and elsewhere are attacking his pro-
,1-,5 road as hot air" It is said that
tis sole purpose is 20 acquire privileges
IN Denver enabling him % run coal
ears over the tramway lines. On the
.tbar hand IL is stated with apparent
authority mat the Rock Island road is
mack of the enterprise. and that the
road viii De crowded through to COM
pIetion.
An Aggressive Policy.
Since they have acquired control Of
tho Rock Island the MoOres have been
ru-gulug a policy remarkable for its
arrregsiveness First they bought the
rh0rtaw road Then they acquired ter
minaIs in ST. Louis and are preparing
% build into that metropolis. They
have completed the El Paso cutoff
slammed by the old management, They
have announced determination to
build from Fort Worth TO the gulf and
pow they are apparently reaching out
br a foothold in Salt Lake.
An announcement Of the connection
between the Rock Island and the Den
ser. Northwestern & Pacific is expected
soon. Mr. MoTat has now completed
The arrangements for the merging Of
the tramway lines with the Denver &
Northwestern According to the ON
cal circular sent out from New York. a
majority Of the Denver City Tramway
company have already gone into the
Denver G. Northwestern. other stock
holders are offered cash for their stock
at par OF they can take the face OF
their holdings in tramway stock in
bonds Of the Denver g. Northwestern,
with a bonus OF % per cent IN stock Of
ihe railroad company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
C in Chieago 60 Western.

John w. Gates is said - have become
heavily interested IN the Chicago Great
Western. which. 80 is announced, VIII
extend it's lines 20 st. Louis. and prob
ably also west 60 salt Lake. Edwin
Hawley. who controls the Colorado &
Southern. is also said to be prominent
in the syndicate underwriting the
bonds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
WETTENoRE AT Los ANGELES.
1'saehes Destination After Wagon
Tip Across Nevada.

'Nfee+ai 70 Inc heralQJ
y,. 5.,s Angeles, Cal. May 1c.-C. O..
~, .'t Iemore- general attorney Of the
,-,l ttdro. Los Angeles & salt Lake
r-'.IQ Gao. with headquarters in salt
80, &c Nlty. has arrived here. He made
n.y., w. trip to Los Angeles overland. driv-
~, oy wagon from Galleries to Man
~, where he boarded California
$50 ,-aS,sTn n train, reaching here over the
M "hittemore declares his visit
- mas no special significance. He
49,, y,ee the Joint survey made by the
.Isou short Line and the San Pedro
'O'a on his way here and reports the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
asorge W. Thatcher III.

Logan. May 1O-George w. Thatcher
is very in with complication OF com
plants. He passed a very restless nlgnI'
b1rf Is resting somewhat easier today. Mr..
Thatcher has been ailing for some time.
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work completed in a manner satistae-
tory to his principals.
Mr.. Whittemore viii be IN Los An
reips several days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
THREATENED TO SHOOT.
Italians Engage in Warlike Demons
stration Over Piece Of Land.

stration Over Piece Of Land.
A dispute as to the right 90 occuny
a farm west Of the Jordan, led TO war
like demonstrations on the part Of an
irate son of italy yesterday that may
result I'm his arrest for threatening TO
Kill. The trouble occurred at a farm
owned by Raphael Ameter. but claimed
by Frank PlustinO, who is said 10 have
driven the tenant of the place with q.
rifle and taken possession himself
Some time ago, il seems, Anne
loaned Plustino some money. and
a quit claim deed to his farm.
money was not repaid and the
gage was foreclosed. The far
then placed under the care
CerrO who. up to yesterday.
ant Of the place.
Yesterday, according TO
ment to the officers, Pr
family appeared on the
manded possession Of
tinO, il IS declared,
rife and threatenf
did not Vacate-
( had better vacal
ing Plustino a
in and take pos
CerrO reported
binO. a salOOnke
the property. an
| the county attOI
arrest for Plusts
| referred to Sheri
/ ficer expects to
/ ton Of the ahai
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
Pleasant charaeter Party.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Dahlsted Friday evening, May .
a delightful surprise and cilaTe-e yer
party was rendered Miss hihe Dani-
stead Among the most striking cos