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Experience in Other Cities.

"Your committee has investigated the
| method pursued by Boston in improving its
railroad system, and believes that IL SIM
| liar course was pursued here, it would re-
suit in a great saving to the community.
The subways there have been built by the
city and rented to the railroads on such
terms that the sinking fund created by the
rentals will pay OF the bonds issued in
about thirty years The railroads. not the
taxpayer. at the end of what period will
4.::o pasl fvT the suoways, but the tax
payer. not the railroad. will own them.
THE present experience of Baltimore
with It's investment in the Western Mary
land railway Is also worthy Of your care
full consideration at this time. In assisting
the construction Of that road to the city
stock and bonds of the corporation were
taken to represent the money advanced
| and were held at loss of interest to the
city for years, but now railroad int erests
have bought them and the city will get It's
debt and interest and the long sought ter
minals In Jones Falls valley without fur
Their cost.
in Washington, as consideration for the
81, 100000 which will probably be spent, we
are not even to have share OF stock In
the terminal company authorized by tie
bill to be formed. While the bill provides
for the taxation Of the land occupied for
railway purposes. and in this way will pro-
duce few thousand dollars Of revenue an
nuaily. the amount so paid would not equal
the first cost to the government within
hundred years.
Your committee therefore recommends
the adoption of the following resolution:
That the Board Of Trade believes that In
the construction OF the railroad terminals
for the District Of Columbia, plan similar
to that followed by the city of Boston, in
the construction OF it's subway should be
adopted, whereby the municipality owns
the Improvement and rents 1t to the rail-
road companies on such terms that the
sinking fund provided retires the bonds is
sued to defray costs in thirty years. And
that railroad commission should be--pro-
vided for the District of Columbia to do the
work and determine whether the location
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Also
Large jewelers. Iron
Safe, Fixtures, &c.,
by auction.

By virtue of an order passed in the
Supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia, in bankruptcy cause OF
Robert Leding, No. 2I6, the under
signed trustee will sell by public auc-
ton, within the salesrooms of James
w. Radcliffe, No. go Penna. avenue
NV,
ON Monday, the Sixteenth
Day of june, A. ID. 1902,
commencing at Ten O'clock
AIM. and continuing dailv
ait the same hour until
sold,
the above partly mentioned stock OF
handsome Jewelry, Precious Stones,
Fixtures, etc, to which l invite the
attention of the trade and private
buyers.
Terms cash.
f. WALTER BRANDENBURG
Fendall bldg,
JelO-uNuDS
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IHos J. OWEN & SON. Aucrs, sls ST. NV.

BLAIR & THoM. Attorneys for parties secured
teS-a&ds
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IRWIN B LINTON. Attorney. Trustees.
1407 F Ut. NV. teH-dAds
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Mr.. Weller's Suggestion.

Mr. NJ. l. Weller said he was reluctant
to charge members of the railroad commit
tee with presenting a misleading array of
facts and to put them in print and to dis
tribute them among senators when the
railroad bill was before the Senate and be-
fore they had gone before the board itself
Although this committee was subordinate
to the board. yet its report had been print
ed May and was used on the floor OF the
Senate to defeat the passage of the rail-
road BILL Mr.. Weller said he was a--.jous
to have grade crossings abolished, and that
was what the people of, East Washington
had been fighting for SO long.
I'VE want to save life and limb We
want to abolish grade crossings" said Mr.
Weller
so do Ne." called out Mr. Giesy I'VE
want to do 1t ourselves, instead of giving
money to the railroads to do it,
Mr.. Weller said the COMMITTEES bad rot
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER.
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Reviewers Club.

The meeting Of the Reviewers club
Tuesday was held at the hcgne Of Mrs.
LOomis and was one Of special inter
est from a business standpoint Mrs.
BiclIfOrd made a most helpful talk on
the advantages of the general fedora
ton and gave some desired informa-
ton on the matter Of rates. excursions,
plans. etc, for the meeting in Los An
geleS.
Mrs. Hutchinson gave a talk on the
work throughout the state of the edu-
CaJiOnai committee and the plans 20 be
pursued during the coming year The
work of the art committee was next
taken up. and talk by Mrs. Ewing.
chairman OF the committee. gave the
Reviewers an insight INTO the methods
and aims of the art work ia the various
clubs. The club was favored with a
solo by Mrs. Piummer and a recita-
tion, When Manda Sings" by Mrs. G..
T. Richards. The next meeting viii
be- with Mrs. LOOMS and Mrs. II. W.
Brown viii review Parker's Fright Of
Way
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Provo Clubs

Utah SorOsis met at the home OF Mrs.
Nettie 3. King Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Beck presided Twelve members re-
spOnded to rollcail. Miss la Won Pierce
of the club. Mrs. Edna Houtz invited the
club to meet in open session at her home
on Center street Wednesday. March >.
each member TO respond with quotation.
story, parable. chapter or verse from the
Bible. Mrs. Anna Evans read the only
paper of the afternoon, on the influence
of the club in the home. The paper was
lengthy and showed much thought and
time spent in its preparation. The mem
beTs received IL with hearty applause
Miss WhitekeT. domestic science teacher
of the 3. y. academy, gave a lecture on
Tho Model Kitchen. great many new
ideas and suggestions being advanced.
but without tearing down our present
kitchens and rebuilding, many of the sug
geStiOns could not be put in practice. A
vote of thanks was rendered Miss White
ker.
The Nineteenth Century club on Friday
held a delightful and profitable session.
Mrs. Eph sutton brought 10 the atten-
ton of the club the general ideas and
opinions concerning 1.-THE Character OF
the Cubans,' Miss Lottie Jackson COM
pared the different educational institu-
lions of Holland. Mrs. S. II. Goodwin
presented a thoughtful paper on the
Nicaragua Canal" Her thorough
mastery of the subject of canals. their
origin, use and purpose from before the
Christian era to the present, was APP
preciated as a most Instructive subject
from an historical point of view.
The State Consumers league was dis
Cussed and favOrably recommended TO the
support Of the Nineteenth Century club.
Mrs. Anna Warwick will at once organize
a committee in Provo to assist in the
work.
The eleventh birthday of the club will
be celebrated with Mrs. r. 3. Thurman
as hostess on next Friday.
Mrs. A. Z. BUckler will spend a couple
of months in England.
In two weeks the club will again meet
with Mrs. Se8rle.
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Lecture on Stevenson.

Friday evening at Rowland hall was
delivered a lecture on Stevenson which
was one of the finest the excellent
course there has offered. Mrs. Igle-
heart introduced the writer with a quo
tation from his writings, showing his
absolute oneness with his art. From
this the character OF the man was pOr-
trayed through his words. some of the
poems which touched his personal side
being given with rare understanding
and skill. His optimism and courage de
spite his ill-health and hardships, were
all well brought out by the speaker
Among the books mentioned as his
best known were Treasure Island,
kidnapped. The Strange Case Of
Or. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde and the I'M
finished fragment, Weir Of Hermis-
ton, which, critics think. was destined
to be his masterpiece. Much Of the per
sonal side or the writer, and of the
beauty OF his life. vas brought out in
the readings from his works. with
which the lecture was illustrated. The
unfailing courage and good cheer
which chara cterized life. zoo short
for the friends whose hearts We're
Wrung by the news Of his death, was
especially noted and in closing the
poem. written by Barry at the time. in
which he places Stevenson as the chief
of Scotia's sons, was read.
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Fridays meeting Of the Ladies Liter
airy club was most practical one and
the subjects discussed were OF such
general interest TO the community that
It is regretted that they might not be
presented before at least those TO whom
the pee pie look for municipal we'll
being. The first paper was very
scholarly one by Mrs. Cowan on MI
nicipal Ownership The writer men
toned some OF the cities Of the world
which approach the model standard in
the matters of cleanliness, health and
comfort Many helpful and practical
suggestions were made in regard TO the
care of our own city.
Mrs. Hicks followed with a well-pre-
pared paper en- Jacob Riis. The work
along the line of municipal reform ac-
cOmplisned by this one man was dWelt
on and his influence through his writ
ings and personal efforts shown. A
orief sketch of his life and its hard
ships was given. The club was inter
ested in the municipal problem as 1t
has never been before.
The two delegates from the club hav-
ing signifed their inability TO attend
the biennial in May. the matter of
electing delegates viii be renewed at
the next meeting.
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80 the afternoon were. Mes
guess SfUiland. Hoag, Spencer Blge-
cans sstawart. Tyler, Hume, Allison ana
Mss I. Kuhn
AIRS G.. F. Cave and sister Mrs, A.
~, M Brigham City. were given
-. surprise Wednesday evening.
No. 'r5o.-ment was had in guessing
W.. .,-tr-.5srs. after which cards were
tN5 .-r55 iu Mrs. J. Smith was the
H. winner Of head prize ard Mrs
a. Wallace the BOBBY.
,-.--ss IoS.e and Florence Belnap
bosresses Friday evening to a
~. friends. Music and games were
-r. features uf the evening, after Waleh
--5rssbments were served Those pres
-. we're Misses z. Brown. n Taylor.
Ti nsf6n. lIessrs- O. Morris, II. stone
tr1-rensen, J. McBeth, H. Little, j..
-15H6s 4. Stevens and j. Han
~ e.
7-.-.5s,- afternoon from to Mrs.
,-F,,rss Lindsay entertained few
l--.r+s Those present were Nesdames
r. Hestmark. Stokes Olson. Jen-
Ems Y Fastmark. Breen. Nelson, Gull
- G-,.k Mole. Schauseubach, Ortiz,
r.Err-d Howell and Francis.
Mrs. NcGaw win entertain the
4rrlr Thirteen club next Saturday.
8. o %
Mrs Joe Stoahi is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Mrs Ezra Harris of Point Lookout
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Christensen.
Mrs ~. e ROWlands and child re-
+rrreI Wednesday from New Orleans.
Miss Bessie Barrows has returned
from Logan.
Mrs Don Corey Of Salt Lake and
Mrs. Adj of C0rinne were the guests
o- lIrs. y. r.. Hurst last week
q. % %
p. T. Benedict of Lincoln, Neb.. is the
guest of IT. g. Bigalow and family.
Tuesday evening Mrs. andy JOst was
pleasantly surprised by her friends
1riz- winners were Mrs VIII Stone,
The ladies, ana George LockEaad, the
gtnLemen's.
Miss Lila Jost departed Saturday
morning for Germany, where she goes
90 study music.
Lee Petty is the guest of his mother
Tor "a few days.
Mrs. S. J. Parker and sons left Tues
day for Schuyler. Neb., to visit Mrs.
Parker's parents.
8 g o
George Moore Of salt Lake has re-
turned home.
q % q
Mrs +. A. Larkin departed Satur-
day mornir for Pennsylvania 10 visit
her mother
g o 8
Mrs En- Wright is the guest Of
Mrs. Josh O. ant Of Salt Lake.
g 81 %
Mrs. D. =. Smith of Salt Lake. who
has been visiting her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Driver, has returned home.
e 9 g
Squire Coop arrived home Wednes-
day after almost a years absence in
Europe and the east.
. g 90
r. W. Fleshner left Wednesday for a
visit 90 Cheyenne
The Second ward amusement COM
mittee gave one of its enjoyable dances
Friday evening.
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Woman's Club.

On Tuesday the members Of the
Woman's club listened 20 a paper by
Hiss Buckbee entitled Today" The
subject was dealt with very compre-
heHsiyely. the improvements in litera-
tuTe and art, and the vast strides in
science having been given particular
mention The paper was concluded with
the admouition that 1t is better To
wear out than rust out" AT the next
meeting a paper on Hawaii and Porto
Rico viii be read by Mrs. PeaSe.
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Christian.

Christian ChurCh.-Cerner Third East
and Fourth South streets. We especially
invite everybody today TO welcome our
Kenton. o. He vii preach at the morn
INK and evening services. His subject for
the morning service. II a, M, viii be
Forgetting Those Things Which Are Be
hind" evening service. 7:45 D M: subject.
Christ Crucified." Sunday school S.fJ
a. m. Junior Endeavor. 3 p. n; y. p.
5. C.. E. $50 .. N.
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The Cleofan-

Tuesdays meeting OF the Cleofan was
a most instructive one. as well as a
pleasant affair socially. The meeting
was held at the home Of Mrs Annette
". CUlmer and vas open To the friends
OF the members. Mrs. Elmer 3. Jones
president of the Reviewers club. was
the speaker o. TIE afternoon. and de
lighted the ladies with a most excel
lent talk on matters Of interest 10 thu
club.
The next meeting of the club viii be
held with Mrs Clara NJ. CiaWSon and
,Irs. Alice D. Moyle VIII present a pa
per on The Lake School treating es-
pecially Wordsworth and Coleridge.
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The recent statistics OF the number
OF deaths show that the large majority
die with consumption. This disease
may commence with an apparently
harmless cough, which can be cured
instantly by kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs, which is guaran-
Ted 10 cure and relieve all cases.
Price. Z5c and 50c Trial size free
For sale b 1Eodbe-Pitts Drug CON-
PAW
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society Of Salt Lake
City.-Sunday, March 2, 1902 Services at
Salt Lake theatre. II a. m Sermon. The
Unitarian Church. an anniversary ser
mOn by Rev. p S. Thacher Music;
Unity male quartette. Sweet Sabbath
Eve" Parks; Take Thou Ny Hand, -
Reeve. Mr. Charles Pike will sing Just
for Today" Abbott Sunday school at
1915. Monday the Mems Unity club viii
meet at 7.38 y. m. in its new permanent
club rooms, 1873 Eagle block. Mr. J. VI.
Marriott viii read a paper on Travels In
Switzerland" Tuesday. annual parish
supper at $50 D. III, 70 be followed by
speeches and dancing, viii be given al
Christensen's hall. Admissions 25 cents
each.
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Music Chants

1Ir. j. A. Graham will sing Come,
Jesus. Redeemer. at the First Presby-
terrain church TODAY. The anthem. "HOIr
Redeemer win be rendered By a ladies'
trio. assisted by Mrs Stanley Price
-
At St Marks cathdral this morning
Nr. Henry Miles VIII sing 20 Rest in the
Lord from Alendelssohn's orat0riO OF
Elijah and al the evening service Miss
5TfUlr6
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Thursday evening at o'clock with
Mrs. Jack Keith. The members of the
section are invited to bring their Eus-
bands and escorts.
g % =
The College club meets next Thurs
day evening with Miss Lena Hague at
asa South Main street.
= = .
The Pan-Hellenic society held its reg
Ular meeting at the home OF Mrs. a J.
GOrham Thursday afternoon. The next
meeting Of the society will be held with
Mrs GuStin.
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EUREKA

Eurekl, March Mrs. Jackson Nc
Chrystal was in Salt Lake Monday and
Tuesday
Miss Clio Carter visited her parents
-at Springville sunday and Monday.
Nj r. w Ashby OF salt Lake City
was ne guest sunday OF Mr.. NJ B.
Parks.
Mr. ". "A. HoJzheimer. junior mem
Der of the law firm of Hoizheimer &
Holzheimer departed Monday for a
tW' months trim through Idaho.
81 e.
President O'Keefe and Secretary Don
ovan of division No !. Ancient Order
of Hibernians Of Park City. and Dan
sullivan and John Leary Of the same
place. were I'm Eureka Sunday to attend
The funeral of Pat Shea.
Is. w. Riethen of Salt Lake City and
Mr. John Lutf of Mercur were 3n Eu-
IeAa thursday. On Thursday evening
Mr- Lun was initiated into the order OF
EIzs.
jacob Mo-ltz manager of the salt
Lake Erewhig company. was in Eureka
Sunday.
. 81 q.
Mrs. Margaret Shean was called 70
vIFay. Colo. Thursday by the serious
illness Of her son, John Sullivan. who
is suffering from an attack of pneu-
moHia. A telegram received here this
morning announced his improvement.
g. s. .
Miss Grace Meyers the daughter of
NF- w. ID. Meyers of Eureka. and Mr..
rank Bennett. an American Fork
merchant viii be married this even
ing at Provo. on THURSDAY evening a
reception VIII be- given them in the
nan ar American Cork. to which
number of The brides friends here
H7Fs been hidden.
9 g 8
Miss Lola Dennis and Miss Emma
.i7aT--l have issued invitations to a
'--a Odd Fellows hall next Tues
--t evening. The young ladies have
s--eASlet quotations as excellent
-.S..SSeS ana "a sood ettendance is as
Air. Frank Neely. who was The guest
'-.-. DAY and sunday Of Nr Jera Dis
-.-r .r-l Monday 10 continue a trim
over me state Mr. Nicely is a resident
t- N-sa5uae. Mich. where ha is en-
----a with his father iu extensive MIN
-- enterprises.
ST.. 81
A-. and Airs. W. :. Earls and Miss
Ne.'E. Who We're guests Of Mrs. Jack
SUI -. .1lyStal and AIRS Phil Clarke.
.-'" returned 10 salt Lake City.
e.
--.s. t. p. Martin and son. PerIe. and
.s- ivy Nelson viii leave next week
- >-.l Lake City where they viii
- ..sir tu--ue nome They have
s.- b lH Eureka for six years.
. s..
s-.- .- - ladies' Aid society gave a dime
~ So. .l'Stay afternoon at the home
served ana the stormy afternoon
-.- -.,a--y passed with music and
me society offered % plumber
-~.-l. articles for sale. which we're
7--lg disposed 1f.
-. 3 -
r sS been q lively week at Odd
.tI and the attendance i'm
s,--. .-s bad weather. has demon
to-- tatt Eureka is a good show
r--.-. ana that a modern opera house
t-s-- sood investment AMI at
-- companies of better class
r,..s 7-a.-E visit mining camps. Sit
-s. - DO is, but forty miles or the
AM IN. me OF the Rio Grande Western.
~ I'm a population In the distrtct
.l-- people. II Is easily the hest
r.. own III the state outside of Sail
as and Ogden.
vs,- weeks diversion commenced
No. sly Uncle From New Yo-,-"
d. Aisht. a blizzard from the
- losether with the decrenit an
rs-. OF the members Of tba com
ts-. .2at ventured out on the street
So. '-- attendance down. and the
strs7s.".-ss quite in keeping with the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02
Y III q A

Y. ". C. A.-Corner Of Main and First
South streets. Young mems meeting to-
day at q. m. addressed By Rev. W N.
Paden. D. D. Subject: The Mystery OF
Death" This is the third in d series of
special addresses on Some Inevitable
Questions" All men are cordially in
Vited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02

Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
Church--FOurth East, between Fourth
and Fifth South streets. A. @. n. OTerIs,
pastor. Sunday services. 1890 "A. ~, in
English. and 100 D. m. in Norwegian.
confirmation class Monday. { p. m. and
Saturday school. 10 a. m. The Ladies so
ciety viii meet next Thursday afternoon
with Miss Peterson. q East First South.
Friends are cordially invited
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Lutheran.

Holy Trinity English Evangelical LUth-
eran Church.-336 South Fourth East
street. Rev. Herl}sft Martens, pastor.
SUNDAY school at 80 q. m. divine service
at II a. m. The pastOr will preach in
Spanish Fork in the evening. The Lydia
league viii meet on "Wednesday at 2:%
q. m. in the home 81 Mrs. Shugren, 36l
East Ninth South street.
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Reorganized.

ReOrganized Church OF Jesus Christ Of
Latter-dav Saints.-ServiCes in mission
chapel. 22S East Second South street. as
follows; Sabbath school at 10 a. m; sac
rament meeting At IL a. m; preaching at
! q.
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Methodist

First Methodist Episcopal Churchill l.
AIbritton, pastor Preaching, II a. NJ. and
1880 in the evening; Sunday school. 9:i5
a. M: class meeting, 1928 b. m; Epw0rth
league meeting, $50, morning sermon
Receiving and Communicating; even
inc, knowing God
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Club Notes

The tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club VIII meet Monday morn.
ing at Do ociociz at the club house
The topics 10 be presented are Frank
Main By Miss Jessup.
and The story rt Goethe's Life, by
Mrs. II. ". Brown.
. . .
The Browning section viii meet
Tuesday evening al the home % Mrs.
Ritchie. The subject for the reading
VIII be GIUSEPPE Capousacchit" OF
The Ring and the Book
The Shakespeare section meets We'd
nes5ay morning at 10 clock az the
club rooms. The programme will in
Clude some character sketches from
Cymbeline.
The current events and current liter
allure section viii meet Friday. March
= at O'Clock. The current topic viii
be The Is5hmian Canal given by DR..
Luella Miles book reviews. The Man
From Glengarry." BY EIrs- stephens.
and TIE BeuefacJresS. BY Mrs. Fen
ton.
The home and education section VIII
meet tomorrow afternoon al O'Clock
&c the CUB rooms.
The music section vii meet next
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FoIey's Honey and Tar

Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures Group and WhoOping cough.
cures hOarseneSs and bronchial tFoU-
bles.
Cures pneumonia and IA grippe
JohnsOn-Pratt Drug Company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02

Scandinavian M. Z. Church.-15S South
Second East street. Emil F. MOrk
pastor. Services, II a. N. ia the Scandi-
navian language; class meeting at the
close Of morning sermon; Sunday school
at % a. m. Gospel service, 7:45 D. m.
Young Peoples meeting Tuesday even
ing at o'clock. and prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening at 8. All cordially invited
TO all Of our services.
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Scientist.

Church of Christ. Scientist.-Holds ser
vices in its church edifice at 1856 East
Third South street as follows Sunday
school q 10 q. m. church service at II
a. M; subject, Man" Each Wednesday
evening at s O'Clock meeting is held 10
listen to the testimonials Of healing ci
both sin and sickness. Free reading room
omen daily from 10 a. m. to %. N. in
Manitou hotel. Kindly welcome to all.
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Miscellaneous.

Universal Brotherhood Organization ard
Theosophieal sociefy.-Non-politica ard
uusectarisn- Lodge No. II will hold its
rc5su 3lS Dolly block az S O'Clock Adj
dresses on living questions fronl the
Theos0DhicaI standpoint All invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02

Independent Free Thought Spiritual
Church wii meet At Mrs. FORTUNES hall.
II a. m. 90 South West Temple, and
Mrs. T. Miners. T.39 p. m. 73s West First
South street Seats free.