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New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
BEEF TRUST ATTACKED.
GOVERNMENTS BILL FILED
IN CHICAGO.
UNITED STATES COURT ASKED TO ISSUE
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST BIG
PACKING COMPANIES.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J


Washington. May 10-The Attorney General
st o'clock this afternoon made public the
petition OF the Department Of Justice against
the Beef Trust, which was fled al the same
time in the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Northern District of Illinois. The case
viii be recorded in history among celebrated
legal contests. as the United States Of America
against Swift & Co. and others The petition in
full Is as follows:
n the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Northern District Of Illinois, Northern Di-
vision. The United States OF America agt
Swift & Co. and others.
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d. W. JAMES. SUCCESSOR ~ faN
e. Harris, plumbing. steam and hot wat,
contractors. 65 u. 2nd SO. ST 'Phone b
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40 No. was concerned. as he learned
that she had married husband No, 2.
whose name ~ unknown, and had then
married travelling medicine man
named "Dr" William Burrows, and.
not being satisfied with her previous
ventures, she had married Charles Cox,
q barber. so Mr. Curtis made the
sterling discovery that he was the
Ctth husband, that the woman had
taken unto herself, without first OBJ
tanning freedom from the others.
Curtis Is employed as a car repairer
In the Rio Grande Western shops, and
loft hts wife about two weeks ago on
account OF the attentions Of some Of
Ter oth0r husbands II Is probable
rat he would not have laid the matter
tefOre the authorities AT all had II
noi been that he was sued for a bill OF
fl740 in Justice KrOeger's court which
mad been contracted by his wife for
supplies for her boarding house IN
view OF all the circumstances he did
rot think he should be the one OF all
four OF the woman's husbands who
should have to stand for the bill so he
docded tO lay tho matter before the
county attorney. The result was mat
a complaint was drawn up and Mrs
curtis was arrested by Sheriff Naylor
and taken before Judge Diehl last nigh,
aud releaged un0n her own recOgn!zance
10 appear at 10 o'clock this morning
The woman admitted TO the county at
t1rnny that she had been married twice
icfore, but that was all she would adj
mIt
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A MUCH MARRIED WOMAN.
Mrs, j. G. Curtis is Said to Have Four
Living Husbands.

Mrs, ]. G. Curtis, boarding house
Keeper who resides at Fifth South and
Fourth West streets, Is more unfortun.
ate than most women for, II the story
told by her latest husband to the
county attorney yesterday afternoon is
correct, she has nj least four living ana
lawfully welded husbands and one
husband lately deceased II seems thai
Mrs. Curtis had no trouble in pulling
Inc wool over the eyes of three OF her
husbands, but the fourth was n littia
too wise and 1t was upon his com.
paint that a warrant Of arrest was
Issued and the much welded woman
was arrested by Sheriff Naylor last
night.
According 10 the story told nv Iohr
G. Curtis husband no. J. TO the comfy
attorney, his wife was introduced 10
him In January last as Mrs Nilanv
a widow lady Their courtship WAS ~
short duration and they were married
In the same month. About two weeks
ego he discovered that his wife mad
rever been divorced from John Milanv
and that she was stu Nilany's Legal
Wife at the time he married her. Later
however, Milany died, but that di6-
relieve the situation very much as far
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Thlrty'iour New Volumes VIII be
Added Monday.
The following "a volumes will be add
Ell to the free public library Monday
morning, Nov. 10, 1902,

The following "a volumes will be add
ei to the free public library Monday
morning, Nov TO- 1902
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bassett-Persia, the Land Of the I'm.
ems.
Burke-Llfe OF Robert Emmett.
elemental History OF Art for Be.
ginners aud Students.
Hillis-Falth and Character.
Observation-Disclosures In Italy.
Hughes-Diokens as an Educator.
Hummer-The Dyeing OF Textile Fl.
hres.
lnnes-New Amsterdam and its PEG.
lle.
McMaster-Daniel Webster
Maryin-The American Merchant
Marine.
Maryin-Memoria, OF Samuel Finley
Breese Morse.
Morrls-Stage Condolences
Morris-Our Nobility.
Ramey-Kings OF the Battlefield.
Rice-Essays from the North Ameri-
can Review
Sears-American Literature In the
Colonial and National Periods.
Wallace-A Woman's Experience In
Europe
Waterman-A Book Of Verse.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Correspon.
dcnce Of Francis Atterbury.
Wood-Goyernment and the State.
FICTION.
Barlow-The Founding OF Fortunes.
Barr-A Song OF a Single Note.
Besant-No Other Way.
Dahn-A Captive Of the Roman Eag-
les.
Harrls-Gabrlel Tolliver.
MacGowan-The Last Word.
Payne--On Fortunes Road.
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Last night the siyty-seventh birthday
OF Bishop Hiram b. Clawson was cele-
brated In a notable gathering at the
Eighteenth ward hall. his descendants
TO the number of l55, and large num-
Der OF other relatives and friends being
present to enjoy the delightful affair
The festivities began with dinner for
the Juvenile members OF the family mt
o'clock, followed by a banquet in
which the older members Of the family
participated. and the rest of the eve.
ming was devoted to music, Rotations
and an address to the guest Of honor
with a response by the same, and the
recitation OF verses inscribed to Blsh-
op Clawson written by his daughter
Mrs Georgia G. Foote. There was
fishlngpond for the children with var-
Gus gifts therein, and shadow panto-
mime given by older members Of the
family for their amusement.
a feature Of the occasion was the
presentation TO Bishop Clawson OF
painting representing a family tree,
the trunk bearing the inscription, III.
b. Clawson, Nov. Z, 1896. and from this
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trunk spreading from branches bearing
the names OF the four wives. Ellen Cur
It's Spencer. Margaret Judd, Alice
Young and Emily Clawson. and from
these smaller branches with the names
OF the AZ children. these bearing apples
representing llS grandchildren. 1t Is
intended that the great grandchildren
win be represented by blossoms. thus
completing the full design Of the tree.
This was supplemented by certificates
to the children signed by Bishop Claw
son, the former being a large, hand
somely autographed card. bearing
sketches OF pioneer and other scenes
reminiscent Of his own life. surround
ing the name of the child and certitca-
ton OF BIRTH The scheme was designed
by Mr., Spencer Clawson. the second
son OF ", y, and Emily c. S. Clawson,
and will prove valuable genealogical
record.
The entire occasion was n remark
able one and VIII doubtless be long re-
membered by the recipient OF the hon
or Bishop Clawson and those who d.
rected the notable affair are to be con-
graduated upon its complete success.
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THE OLD, OLD STORY.
Youth With a Mania for Gambling,
Commits Suicide.

Suffering from melancholia, despon-
dent from losses in gambling, and tired
Ct his fast life James W. Culinan, Of
Park City aged %, and son Of James
Cullinan, the well known cid time min
er Of this city, placed the muzzle Of 4
p caliber rifle to his head yesterday
morning, and pulled the trigger. The
bullet did It's work, and the unfortun-
dtc young man died In 30 minutes there
after.
Ii Is the Old ola story OF a young man
gone wrong. followed by despair. re-
incrse and self destruction
Cullinan was IN charge OF the clothing
department OF Aschhclms general store
al the Park. and there was every rea-
son why he should live and do well In
life. But the mania for gambling was
uron him. ana after losing his weeks
salary Thursday night, and In fact
everything he had. he went out into the
street in desperation and tried 20 get
more money from a friend The lat
ter refused and lectured Culllnan for
his recklessness. Unable 20 secure fur
Their means for gambling. the young
man went to his room. wrote farewell
letters ~ his parents and sister, telling
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MONTPELIER, IDAHO.
BEAR LAKE COUNTY RETURNS
State and County Ticket Practically
Won by Republicans.
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence.
Montpelier, Bear Lake Co., Ida, NOV
5.-The election for Bear Lake county
passed off very quietly yesterday. nut
the returns were very slow In getting VI
and there Is stu one precinct unheard
from. The campaign was a hard one
as both sides put forth their very pest
efforts to win out. The Republicans
gained glorious victory, electing the
county commissioners, sheriff assessor
and collector, superintendent OF pubic
instruction and county attorney, while
the probate judgeshlp Is still In doubt.
The Democrats were successful IN
electlng the county auditor and survey
or
The contest over the state and legls-
latlve ticket which was a close one,
was practically won by the Republ,-
the returns TO date being as fol-
lows:
Congressman-F French RD, l2OS'
Hutchinson O) l,0iS.
Governor Morrison (R), l199; Hunt
Cd, 1876
Attorney General-Bagley R), l,546,
Culver CD, 800.
State Senator--Clark RI, l,257; Bren.
nan D), 1913
Representatlyes-K (R), LA;
Hun (R), LIN; Flndlay ID, l,lgl; Hill
Tier Cd. l,l2S.
This leaves the legislative ticket as II
now stands-twO Republicans and one
Democrat Both parties are anXlously
awaiting the returns from the other
precinct, which will doubtless decide
the case between Hull and Hitler. The
vote Is so close that It may be diff
to know fully which is the successful
candidates until an official count Is
made. This has always been considered
Democratic stronghold and the Re-
publlcans feel they have won a lreat
victory, this being the first time III the
history Of the county that it has gone
Republican.
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OPENING SERVICES.
Will Begin Tomorrow Night in the
Twentyilrst Ward Chapel.

The opening services OF the new
Twenty.hrst ward chapel viii begin
tomorrow evening, Nov 9, and continue
up to and including Thursday evening.
Nov H. For the occasion a splendid
program has been prepared. the same
Including musical selections by we'll
Known local talen, and the following
addresses by equally we'll known speak
ers. Sunday, Joseph Smith, the Pro.
phet," President Joseph Il, Smith
Monday. Basic Principles Of the
brotherhood of Man" Elder b. H. Rob
erts; Tuesday, Restoration Of the
Gospel" Elder c. W Penrose; We'd
nesday, "An Up-to-date Religion DR..
James Il. Talmage; Thursday "Neces-
sity for Revelation" Hon. William II.
King. The public is invited.
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DIED AT THE INFlRMARY.
j. ). Rose Succumbs TO ApopleXy-His
Last Request.

j. $. Rose, an inmate Of the county
infrmary, died az that institution on
Thursday night Of apoplexy The man
was s. years Of age and had only been
In the infrmary about two weeks. His
dying request was that the fact OF his
extreme poverty be kept from his rela-
tives, The unfortunate man has a wife
and two daughters residing In small
town in eastern Canada, who will be
notified Of his death.
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BIDS FOR SALTAIR BEACH.

BIDS will be received at the COM
panys Office in the Nauvoo Block, No.
51h West LIST South street, until noon.
Wednesday, the 18th day OF November,
for the excavatlng Of trench Ak feet.
about 5000 feet long, and building a
wall about 5000 feet long at Saltair
Beach. Specifications and drawings
may be seen at the above named office.
The company reserves the right to re-
1ect any and all bids.
sALTAIR BEACH COMPANY.
By j, E, Langford Genl Mgr.
Nov. 8. 1902.
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CASE DISMISSED.
Lads Charged With Grand Larceny
Given Their Liberty.

In the case Of the state vs. John Mag
glnettl and Joseph Wilson, two lads
charged with grand larceny. County
Atty. Christensen yesterday afternoon
asked that the case be dismissed and
the defendants discharged Judge
Stewart accordingly ordered the case
dismissed and the $50 bond OF wilson,
whose real name is Taylor was order
"a refunded to his mother The county
attorney took IL upon himself to ma
employment for the Taylor lad at the
san Lake Pressed Brick company In
oder TO save him from being, sent 10
Inc reform school. The other boy was
turned over to the custody Of his moth
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.


! Record at the local office OF tho
Gather bureau for the "a hours ending
- a. m. today:
Barometer reading at a. M, 1856
vches. Temperature AZ a, M. 80 de-
Fees, maximum, go; minimum so;
Sean, Sc, which is 10 degrees above
,rinal.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
nee the first of the month. II degrees.
Excess Of daily mean temperature
: nee January 1, 1884 degrees.
Precipitation since the first Of the
onth, .O2 inch, which is .S5 inch below
)rmal
Deficiency In precipitation since jan
'aCry |, 4.GS inches.
ORECAsTs TILL 6 p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
lsiDity.
+ Probably showers and cooler tonight
I'D Sunday.
For Utah, forecast taken at Denver,
)HaloI,s., ,o,,,u,. -, s,,,.,.. ..o,, ,,v
lin and cooler In uorth portion.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An energetic low Is central along
ne Washington and Oregon coast
oTessure Is high over the northern
so.ocky Mountain slope and southern
ocky Mountain region Precipitation
~ occurred over Washington and ore
1n, northern California. Idaho and
\ .ontana, The first cold wave OF the
Anason covers Montana, and the upper
q cissourl valley Temperature IL down
- degrees at Havre and degrees
s Glow at Calgary. Warm weather pre-
.epils west Of the Rocky Mountains
a l.. Ii. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

The Flremen's Insurance company
of Baltimore, Md, has entered this
state for business and through Man
ager c, J. stovel has appointed Il. H.,
Peirce attorney and general agent for
Utah
The Flremen's Is one Of the Oldest
American companies; organized In 1926
II paid every dollar at the big Chi
cage and Boston conhagrations. has
one and one-half millions in assets, and
has always been considered safe and
conservative.
Mr.. PIERCE Is to be congratulated
upon this new accession to his agency
See his adj In another part Of this is
sue.
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LIGHTS on STATE ROAD.
County Board Has Them In tailed Be-
tween Tenth and twelfth South.

The county commissioners have had
electric lights Installed on State road
from Tenth to Twelfth South streets
and that thoroughfare presents rath-
err brilliant scene at night The lights
are 32-candlepower and are suspended
from every alternate pole during the
entire distance. Each globe has re-
Hector back OF It, which adds much to
the brillancy OF the lights The COM
missioners required that the lights be
strung along State road before they
would grant the Utah Light q Power
company franchise on that street.
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I. NJ. McHany, Greenvllle, Tex.,wriles,
Nov. "a, 1900, II had rheumatism last
winter, was down In bed six weeks
tried everything, but got no relief, III
a fr.thd gave me a part OF q bottle CT
Billiards. Snow Llnlment. | usei IT.
and eof two more bottles. Il cured me
ard | haven't felt any rheumatism
stree. can recommend Snow ldnl-
ment tc be the best linlment on eatth
for rheumatism.' For rheumatic, SCI
attic or neuralgia pains. il6 In sal
lard Snow Linlment YOU viii not SUI
fer long. but will be grauhed with q
speedy and effective cure. SOC and N'Oo
at z. c. NJ |. Drug Dept
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p. J. Moran-Steam and hot water heat
Ing. ventllatlng. Board Of Trade Bldg..W
End So.
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UTAH. IpAHo AND THE WORLD

Three new maps, just issued. Utah
and Idaho on one side, the World on the
reverse side. including population OF
counties and towns according 10 The
1900 census, with a brief sketch Of every
country In the world. Size 27x3lB inch.
ees, value IS cents. sent TO any address
tor Is cents. Address Deseret News
Book Store. Salt Lake City.
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LUMBER DEALERS.

GEO. r. FELT e. CO.. COMBINATION
fence. lumber shingles, lath, sash. doors.
etc. Cor. sth So, and state. Tel ~
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UTAH. idaho. THE WORLD

Three new maps. Just issued Utah
and Idaho on one side the World on
he reverse side. including population
Of countries and towns according 10
the 1900 census, with a brief sketch OF
every country in the world. Size 27x
SlR inches, value Is cents; sent TO any
address for 25c. Address Deseret New,
Book Store. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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ORs0N II. PETTIpS FUNERAL

The funeral OF Orson II. Petit VIII
be held in the Ninth ward meeting
house on Monday, at p. m.
rhe remains may be viewed at his late
residence, corner OF Fourth South and
Fifth East streets, between the hours
Of 10 and 1870 ON day Of funeral.
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TEL. ~.
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PidgIn--The Climax. ~
Ralph--The Mlllionalress.
Reed--Layender and Old Lace.
Tarkington--The Two Van Reyels.
Weyman--ln Kings Byways'
Wells-The Sea Lady.
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BIND YOUR MAGAZINES.

Old Books, Music and Magazines. Put
them in strong new covers for preser.
Walton. Many records OF value car be
saved by having them bound. rhe
News" bndery can do the work In any
form at any price.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

william Lees Of Is Queen street, Old
ham. England. Is DESTROYS OF learning
the whereabouts OF Robert Gotham, son
of Leonard Gotham, formerly OF BOW
street Oldham and who is supposed 10
be residing In southern Utah.
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GRAND EXCURSION
TO OGDEN. SUNDAY. NOV. 9TH,
Via X. O. w, Nv,

Under the auspices Of the Woodmen
Degree Teams Association OF Salt Lake
City. Only slO0 for the round trim,
Leave Salt Lake $50 a. m. sharp. Re
turning leave Ogden lis D. m. Every
body invited.
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tEcm that he had been leading dlssl-
rated life and intended to put an end
tc himself, and then carried out his m
tcntion, The remains were brought to
this city last evening. and are at ODon-
nells undertaking rooms.
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FOR ADMINISTRATORS.

THREE THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
Bulls T. 10 ana 10 months old, respectively.
Price from 5000 10 i75 90, Inquire at state
Insane Asylum, Provo City, Utah
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A machine Of pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread. No sweat
from the human hands and body 10
make It unclean. Buy II and see that
the label Is on Il. For sale at all Gro
GERS and served in all first class res
taurants-R Royal Bread.
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A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PRIVATE
place 10 obtain liberal advances on dla.
monds. tewelry, banking rates. y, Itch.
tenstein, jeweler, "a Main 81. Tel. il2s-y
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On Pianos. Office or Household furni.
ture no removal; 1884, Main ST.; room
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SMALL LOANS. EMPLOYEES CREDIT
Co., Room Is, 40 So Main.
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RAMS FOR SALE.

HIGH GRADE LINCOLN YEARLINGS,
James Winter. go W. End North Street.
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CARD OF THANKS,

! wish TO thank all the kind friends
who have shown me so much kindness
In my hour Of great sorrow.
MRS. JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
OF Chicago.
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KEMMERER COAL.
Toys at Wholesale
Line open for inspection.
THE LACE HOUSE.

Bywater q Groo, tin, copper and sheet
iron workers, have moved to their new
quarters at "a and 26 Richards street.
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ToDAy's TEMPERATURES.
VIE SEMI
''WffMY MfWS,
JHf GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
or Thf VEST.

y issued Mondays and thursdays and
l{ontains an the cream Of the Daily and
dsturdsv News.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Those Who Secured Permits to We'd
During the Week.

The following marriage licenses were
issued this week by the county clerk:
Howard Kennedy Murray .......26
Charlotte Campbell Holiday .....29
q. Ii. Rose. Los Angeles, CaLu.".,bC
Minnie Shields, Salt Lake..."...,.,S9
r. A. Atkinson, Francis ..,",,.,...tS
Nora Pace, Francis ,. .,.......,..22
NJ. Il. Folsom, Salt Lake .,......",23
Amy Thomas, Salt Lake.. ...,.,,2
Henry Bullock, Providence ,..".",,,G6
Janet McGregor. Sugar House...,",oS
Jacob Keele. Burlington Wyo"",",5S
Rachel A. Briggs. Byron, Wyo...."4E
Henry bartholomew, Medley, lda.,"5O
Clara NJ. futile. Bountlful, Utah ,,3S
c. w. Snyder. Elsinore -. ..,,,..".AO
Martha Montgomery. Salt Lake....H
+. NJ. Tanner. Ogden,n &c. ....,...2f
Rhoda j. Wolhnger, Ogden ..,.,.",R
O. c. Little, Salt Lake.. n. ,..,.n,H
Grace l.. Richardson, Salt Lake II
w. Il. Relnhardt, Salt Lake...,...,,26
Cecilia f.. Lundquist, Salt Lake...n25
II. w. Erb. Salt Lake,, ,,.....,2j
Marie A. Evils. Cheyenne, Wyo..",l9
II. |. Bonham, Salt Lake -, ..r,...nH
Anna Anderson Denver Colony
c. w. Parrish, Blaclfoot, Ida"."..2S
Elizabeth NJ Wood. Blackfo0t Ida 10
e. ]. Crlppen, Colorado Springs, Colo SO
Jennie Il. Sample, Colorado Springs.4
j.. II. Young. East Mil Creek.,.-,.23
Elvinia A. Okeson Holiday. ia
T. c. Lane. Tucker So, e. ,..,.,.....2S
Azalla G.. Earl, Tucker .,.,,.,....l9
J. c. Shaw, Salt Lake ..,.,,....,,.,..22
Alice NJ Jones. Lehi... .. .,....2O
w. III. Kitto. Mammoth ......,.n..4S
Ina Williams, Mammoth .,......S7
j. II. Jamison. Salt Lake ,,...,....1S
Arda RI. Lind, Salt Lake.........17
Henry Cook, Leorn, Ida,...,..,....27
Emily +. Newman. Leorin, lda....22
Robert Hummel Salt Lake.,.......22
Carrie Olsen. Pleasant Grove. ....l9
d. NJ. Dtnielson, Salt Lake.,......23
Jennie Hills. Salt Lake.............20
Robert Corless. Bountiful ,.........,d
Josephine Howard, Bountiful ....42
John Miller, Lewiston, Ida"......95
Julia Grue Ogden, Utah,
w. q. Ripley. Lima. Mont....,.....23
Athena Lanndagan, Butte, Mont %
j. r. Smith, salt ake....,.,.....,....2T
Mary Adams. Salt Lake.. .,..,...26
W. H. Shearer, Salt Lake...........&
Jessie Little, San Francisco ...o...20
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rrar coMMERciAL AND saves BANK

7! Interest paid on savings. w; f.
Armstrong, prest.. Byron Groo. vice.
brest. ]. &C. Caine. cashier.
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We nay 4 per cent interest per annum
IN 81 10 5000. lions Savings Bank
r Trust Co. Joseph f. Smith, Presi-
riSent. George M. Cannon, Cashier.
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Harry simpler,

Commercial Photographer. Expert
Kodak Finishing. 5l7 Templeton Bldg