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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA

DENhSYLvANlA
j RAILROAD.
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
~ Ths i:avine time from De.bFo o ana
mai given below Tor TWenfs-third street.
s a. VI Flsr MSirpla s.pIne sa pinrs
Sar- Fsr Ch4eago I7ean I,9 and L9qisyi.e
Smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnati. Indianap
169 .s Lo ~ rE G9isF rLsnrEp-Ppun.-
ss9 Cars p'n Fr Gax sS 1899 am b
nss N eE!e 4o AID ST LOUIS 8. ETeS.ss
4s aSi F. g. S Sa s. 5f Diaf S s.g
Smoking and Observation Cars For Chicago. Iol-do.
5.55 p Vi. ST LOUIS EXPREss-For Pitt.surr. ca
F. Gar " "a lziS Sasqasa9sa TsIisZ 5sog,.
..55 p II. PzcIFIc lxPREss@ror rIttsou-r
Route crnects for Clsyeiaad except saturday;
PREss-For Pittsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati Indian
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
s. 1910 (Des2rosses a7a 1870. "a - -
landt strss;s 200. g Is Cengressoaal Lirnse al
z 70 night sunday, .. = 3. ross n .lz IS
cars 9 3 -s25 ass CDesbros.es and Cortands
sorTHEpS RI 3 , r. Izlo nigh;
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-E8Prsss. s-2s /. Il and :
sEABoARD Ar LINE EAILvAT--Ezprs-s l2Ss ? Il
and L. 10 night daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT--Fo- N--aphis
caEsAPEAKE OHIO R4ILwAT.-7os . Il week
FOR OLD PofST COMFORT and NozFoLx-Is I. Il
week days and SIS o. m daily
ATLANTIC CITY, IS a and 255 z ~e-x-.sys-
fec Paror Cars ard STANDARD Coaches or ve-s-daSs
Parlor Smoking Car. Pa-lor Cars Dt1-nz Car. s1d
Standard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAT-i255 D II weekdays
For points NeU-TorS ard Long Branch Fslroet Cc-1
West Twenty-thfrt Street Scarion,. SIS N. Y 10
n. and ass :. ft-or Deshrosses and C2rta1tS
Streets. 9Oo a u % 30 % aud $40 . n
weekdays. Sundays = a n 100 ? N
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos -, T55. "T-55. SIS SIS % = C955, St Louis
L4Eited), 100 DassTossss saa Co-ti9nes Streets
'1255. '155. 40 (Desb-osses and Cc-randt Streets
2-20j. IS. s3-25 %. as '4-25 - - G55 chicago
Limited fer Germantown J--- only. 80. t5S to
D, 9 IS Is 2 n = 10 night wsek-days S1ntazs
Sos = 80 p S25. ass st. Louis Limited g s.
1925 Heuna- LIZ ted 80 3 80 $. 10 -
255 - % Chicago Limited for Germantown Jct
onlv', ass. g 81 5.55. SIS. SIS - ? n. I'D
night
Ticket oes Nos 461 1854 rs ans PSI B-oasvzy; Isl
Fifth Avenue Coe0w I'D stl 263 FIRE Avenue teorne-
29th St. ] Aston House, and stations EaUlec aooNe
BROOKLYN Court Street. 500 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way. and PENNSYLVANIA Annex station The Sew-Yors
Transfer Company VIII call f0r ard check baggags
from hotels and residences through % descintion-
Telephone 94 Eishteeu Street Tor Pennsylvania Pail
road Cab Service
Y. Y. ATTERBCRT. = P WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Trahic Manager
gro y. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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..a,a,.1,v euILp,Ne LEASED.

Folsom BrotAsrs have leased fpr ne e. s 1srn.
r-,,s, r-euavsnT. &c Ed-~ard Kart 8 CO TOT IA
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Teachers Agencies.

ryyHE 2 MIRIAM .COTRIERE AGENCY 40 5ta-ave
Sevg-York CRY. makes speciality Of oonscis-.ousy
Furnishing parents fun Information % scaoo.s.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

BaLTIA0aE e. OHIO RAILROAD
City. South 81
Chicago. Pittsburg. IL TIL D.
Chicago. EoiuntBas
f1ttsburg. Cleveland. -. 385pn- 3 40pr1. LL1cf
-fiIr-burE Liu1ircd". s.
Cincinnati. 81. Louis. ~. n
Cincinnati. Louis. Z54r- aGarn D.ne--
Cincinnati. st Louis som G1Du Bul.er
Noriot< az h5pnn- = oupn- bln-f-
'Deliy. TDally Sunday
Oftces- 49,. 81, as 1900 uroaduay HOUSE.
= Union Square w s8f Cad e. y y SIS sutton S.
Seokiyr. South Ferry IIoerry Ra<xass checxss
from motel residence 10 Destination
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he On q riof I6ozse Kiss feet. Frederic c. Browne
Is - b-+ck sTd stone and nine stories high It
VIII occupy 2 plot 25xs77 teet on the south slqe %
.Johu r Kiernan is the architect ana the Moor
head Realty COMPANY Is the qWner. for zb,,r,
i55aa.zz35 "-'s '7'-- -'---
cssal F- We 81 E SIS. e sS'5 e55:r 4s2e
t,r' C5-1ga1y- owner Neville Bsggs arehi- o 90
IVES. r,r6-ave r W corner 5eth-s SIX sto-y brick
5g1s--u.ti5u C111pary owner; Harde & Short ,Ooo
ss-5-5t 5 s. s6.4 n E q Riverside Dri,s sx
Fez- company owner. Harde & Short. sTohi- 80 49,
sqr-s. p. g. 10 II e a. Arlster6a-a-ave I'VE story
Lrlcl- 5oxsGs Il. Fe-iz hTlpl' 0"-s'' e--0 a 800
-So1---s i55 = - Araste-dana-avs five story
6-.ct 5ezs7sz e; Cornell Robinson. owner 4. 90
. Robinson son. architects 90, w.
cer-e- IzTs Hss,- :. = : 15sb5sssns ovgaer,
C l.l---- s. = - ',-5i,lrlius-ave six story
@ $50 r :- E...aa ca-sy en.r $4,000
80 * Is 70 I52 west story BRICK.
s. fN.7 L H. ParerI9 sen owners. Sen04i@ * 40
o., cos, I56 + r. G, Central PARK West tx
l-- brick 5ozs7.li Z. Lon . LisoIsAl'~' 5s ooo
esue- G ,ro = q - t-er.-ai PARK West
49, -ozS-II p: Len 4 Lie5esllnd, owner - oco
- Pe.1su architect - 80 -. ir st5-v
1C9t1---. 10 q y 2t 81 -SS-sl= PoI-s-t
hc win se-ss 2S 75s = - s4ehe5,s $1,000
los-- = SzS - ! . John NeGovern owner ,,,ooo
N55-s 4 IAnIsielel srcllte-ts- -. lu"c'o
1os-r--r 10 zoe 60 60 West; SIX 500 o-.eN
.TfrI-- Nofserseu, owners; berls1u4H C. 900
8 Be-nsto a-qhitses ave. are sto-r
t-es s7ezss u Kesse oVr 'i...!... .ocoo
-5T-h.E1, - n z C,olu7'bus-sve. AZ story
t-ics 81 6xSs Il. z ' DoneLisn. o"HeE' -'oA 10000
-r------ IS q De 1hat-zl-s-s e - -
zr-v b-fck arc stone eozs5 eecn X u 94's 40 600
c~r-s~. Il ? Pelham. architect A'o''0
- AZ = r q Ar-ster1srn-aNes tWo SIX
f--t 1erS7 Il Cross Larben o"aers' go ono
e r Pelham. arcaitect 80, - +,ro Eve
ll--r-zt 100 r u CoIFlo SS5-+,~ Dc5
--o-v -ck and 8 6zss u; = NlcIS,.. So 600
-efr1- ssr-e-- Moore a Lanes e-e, 49,
90 ~
--5-y s-- - eEs7 Il: E-raiiael L'o,o5 oh- Is roo
J sta Hs-se- so1 - = u Broa 57sy: six story
5s iooEs1 Il; Goa t,.s,e. can os' 10 600
sa7@rtz q 80 = v q Au1sterda1n-ave: story
$50 81 80 - u Li5beskin1. o. neT. . re- az ooo
IAN. aEsa-se1 ~ y : of Broadway. six story
Lc-e-z & Neher owner. A4v''S zoo 90
;. Tarss!rG = . C trects - -. s.o--
SEX -cze5 r. Braezn cszssa cs.n ooFpany 5000
sev-le s. E-a1ge arcnlLects.
7-a-L----' 80 = shave SIX SOY -
r,-e-1 II r.. Louis Cohen. owner Oe'ise ss 600
,,5,,- No u and y west. SIX sto-y 6Ts Sat
$ ~ Tsaa- 2 Ho-ov1tz owner Sass - 5000
letse- @T-n-l=-cs ., wet rvro six story briel
n = s7G = exe7 .. y < I < Fi0l0 * GO
-v--e-s. sass & s1lailhei-eT. s1cH1Le-.e - z4-rv
f- and ytors 7EzS7 Il - P AleTo'l'- I'm 10000
,s---s--eile-s.e r 13-5 X . q --- ,S-,er
~ 80 b-i,k 81 IDxs7.9. George D0-'O-' -, 10000
John Hauze-, o. :, : Of broadway. SIX story
t-,ek sns-s7 Il: Cfaries -AoAii2 -......-. 1900
Ueiher s--h = = -. BOA svsy. six sto-y
l@4La-s~ 80 -. E6ei-nan- oTneF' : II ss nnn
r3e-r7au-Ier architect
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New York Central Route

NEW YORK AND BOSTON
Via Springfield srt re
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
Trains leave 20 a A ". T1200 noon. r. Il.
81 90 r Il
Tickets New YORK Central ticker ofH-s le7 AIS
1216 Brca1way. Grand Csn-ai s-a-oa
a L SMITH, GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Manager. Ge1srll Passenger Agent
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READING SYSTEM

X 6. - ~ % ~ - q - . .sV
NEss JERSEY CENTRAL. r. *.
Liberty street ard south Ferry CTirns f-c.
sourh Ferry Eve minutes earlier rhan SHOWN oeiosJ
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTowN AVID
A NJ 10 4lo. 500 8. = Easton ony1 P II sundays.
wIINEsRARRE AND sCRANToN-zAoo. s1o
A ST 500 P NJ SUNDAYS "A 3 A. y. 100 y NJ
IAkEWOOp. LAhEHTRsT. TONS RIVER
AND BARNEGAT-zAoo. . 40 A. Il. lib GA.
ASG Lakewood and Lakshursr onlyl. 500 P N sun
ATIsNrIC CITY-.a4o A " "a %
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tzA0 A ".
roSG BRANCH. AsBCRT PARK. oCEA,
GROVE. FONT PLEASANT AND .EAsHORE
POINTS 90. $50. 11S0 NJ I'D. ass. a.
$50 $50 tfI5O As51-y PARK oalyl P n Suntays
PHTLADELPFTIA-fFsEA DING IEFNINALE 49,
- ~ - 10 % % 1900 +f10N A IL T12 ~. 100.
e. 90 -2f 900. 400 500. t6oo. fT-S0. 500 P II
e4|E kSD CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4z s. 4s-so 20 81
sil.45 A N. 100. $40. see. zoo. = Is p NJ
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTsvILLE AVID
90 - ~ A " Reading cniy1. 81 o. y % TzOc,
" Readns. Pottsvils and Hrsb & ouly. t+o0. $500
? ri zFrcan Liberty Street only. sDaily. fDaily.
except Sunday sSunaay only sParlor cars only lNts
6foss. Liosrtv s. Fsr-y. south F---y Astor House
49, PSI S34 1890 BroadEav - 5rn Az = Caioa
Sa:are West I53 East User 253 West t25t1 St. 24S
ST. B+klya 3eO B'Esy y usours ~ Y Transfer Co
calls creeks basgsss 70 Destination
" C EESLER & II
VICE Pres and Gen. Gsn- Passr a.
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las' issue in regard 10 The sale OF 30. Sl2 Mad
s'--a-e.
IAs s-le 5u--as The last week q No sls Nfzdi-
$3.50 ----.--iHs --- corner - Forry-secollc-st-
- become suddenly rare. Throughout the last
~ --= t-7 -T=-1s- KIND ~ & eculatlve move
-hs-5-s- z-z Il-------f-z- F'9ar1l ana seTer- h
5Ees N1t v--s passed without tn report Of
pz-c-la- centres ~ ---s 4 sc-..ty uTere ts-eeIev
-rf Long Acre square Forty-secord-s-- and
L- rs results ere ar present visible .
Il lle ---se s1-1lrt of building winch
prescribed 4-ea. The side streets between
t.azc7ElE end t-t-l-aEe. are being trs--st0rr1led
49, zen and twelve story apartment hotels. which
r --e ely tl=-eabolts 10 tLe fuiubeE o.
.-- ~ --f- llTe new theatres IN and near For
--z- - p opeue1 this Jan seven Alee
C construction. -1,-tr-eo,trth-si- between FIFTH
9A5- 1.ese has been reBsde and - nas
rlli-z-- -eT buildings arising On six or seven
.. B- conspicuous RS z-e she proofs o former &C
.E-T So --- as real estate j. concerned. u has
re Una beng s[-ta.l.s5.1 ana there is as little
a5-F Ee- ta= s~Ee sc important area as t1s-s
z5-r.s ~ -- ~ i--1 800 l-.Ii5sres md no
--s---s-t-. ems il takes = sale slien IS -L@
re --.E--e---r Tie cAa-le-sr - re rnxrAet
1-eps--r CONSIDERED during the as four weeks
-. --e -e---ic- % t-e properly lr-l-s-e 80
gives some iulica-i9l O. The transform
ess-re. - 9iS tx, 80 are -izis. ara he
r1-rr-l--rE "a rr1-ertT situated between our
Yer i- er-a OF the Cirri-utlou ~ artITl-N theIe
-as 5e- ~ recession ~ prices 10 SIS aolse n
IS sod IN ~ ,C-r-ce ever the very high prlce
~ iess mar vee~ SEQ MoreoTef- Illefe y ~
-ess- WY there should b. any recession u pres
DE rev Ec-els. shops theatres anu lte 1l--2
&c railroad stations Viii Y neL corlIieL---
crease ..-elr-- brrr the transient and reSilfilL
p1. s-i-1 ~ the district. end re rrl--7 1an- 80
--r-s-e- prospective earning P5eNt-
ne rr-f.c--les 4 decrease IN prices fa-ill 80
place III case The speculative owners OF SON. -
-hte r-11e--r ene-lg prove 700 weak 20 carry =
1rt s-.t decrease could be orllf l-fIlS.r1E ~
= iIur~cbab- however t-7f even WIN ar 49,
hes and r1r-.-.- =rzr-.-v removed mere = fO,l
1-e4-r +,- --,c additional bci'irE IN thi- cls-
--lci rr- 80 -rs- fev re1rE II WI nave 20 i-aI
20 VIA lr-zr.- ir- pluserE e digestion car l7he
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Country Board.

|TFN RTDGE-Conulo.iious rooms. closets gas IN
tJ proyeuens; sunny porces superior ooro ior s-l|s
- Box
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The total cost o. the three hotels Il TO be sleS-
Co one viii be built in seventy Intf-st anotler
EiEhCy--sr-st. and the third in Ninety IoCrJ-l-
The SeveuIy-ninth-s-- hotel VIII stand on q
plot esX-C2 fee- the northwest corner Ct ASIer-
dan,-ave The Central Realty Company Is the
owner and II. B. Aiulliken the architect. me
building Will oe twelve stories high Al Ile ncTI4l-
east corner OF EiEhty-trs--st- and CoiumouS-aEe-
the Manhattan Square Realty Company Is ouliG-
ing q twelve story brick ana stone hOJe- II VII
be e plot loox921NS5 feet Frederic =. browne
IS re srctfte-r The Sinety-foUrLh-st- hotel vii
be q brick and stone and nine stories high It
VIII occupy plot 25xs.7 feet on the south sac %
ne street ls9 feet vest Of Central Park West
.Tohu p Herman Is the architect ana the Moor
head Realty Company If the owner -,
4 list OF the fathouses IN the Sectlon LOT Nlllyl
plans have been fled since January IS as l"i-
lows
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Dancing academy.

~ GEORGE DoDwoRTH.
L. Classes and Private Lessons.
zs.- season commences Saturday. oct I'm
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LackaWanna Railroad
r~xv~ New Yerz. Barclay ard CArlstS2asr STA
=, - A Nor Btusnauaton ana SYRACUSE
a Nj lz1dAic. Chcaso and 81 LSulA
81 ~ r. Nor Bu1sl0 ard CEicas-
N-Fgr Scranton and FlymoGth
.sIOP M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
.s4s p N-Utica Osxezo. Itaacz BG-sio.
90 81 C1fcazo-Sle1-1ers open p ~
Tfrkst. a. LEI 80 ffsS Broadwav y r rs F-,tco
a. Rrookyn Daily EXCEPT sunday
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Teachers.

A TEACHER or EXPERIENCE VIII give lessons IN
~ the bighes. EaEsn b-ancnes. she especially sue
cesSful bringing forward those who have been
20 complete tneir z Z. Tribune Uptown
C,fice. 1854 Broadway
yNTANTED.-Tuto-- college praduate: wiling 20 travel
w visiting enEaEerlert teacher for
h1useEeerer. 80 N~ DoSCE AVS
Agency, 80 East 18ta-ar
OXFORD NAN: thirteen years experiences II New
~ York. thorough general elUca
ing Tor al examinations. distinguished city references
Sol West i14cE-s-
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
HOTEL RUDOLF.
NEw-JERsEY.

! 1 AELBDEOJEH z
III ATLANTIC CITY. y. :.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS PROPS
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& FEALTT PAPER

ELALIL PAPERS OPINION
The Rel Estate Record md Guide says in It's
.as issue In regard 10 the sale OF 20 Sl2 Mad
S---z-e
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OF
500
Q 900
y
10000
5000
9
1880
T.
1000
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$500
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D.
500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-05
EPHRAIM HAPPENINGS.

Ephraim jar Airs Peter Petersen
met with a very painful accident at her
home in this city yesterday. While sew
ing on machine she accidentally ran
the machine needle through her finger.
II was found necessary to take the ma
chine apart so as 10 be able to extract
the needle from the ladVs finger The
wound is very painful, but is not con-
sidered dangerous, unless blood poison
A l. Larsen came home from Gold
Mountain yesterday. He reports some
very Interesting times by parties relocat-
ing the mining claims on New Year S
eve. some parties Tesorting to arms TO
hold their property against claim
Jumpers
Wyoming to look after his business IN
terests in that state.
Is. w. Larsen and wife and A. G. Lar
sen left this city yesterday for salt Lake
Willie Hansen of Mt Pleasant was In
this city on pleasure yesterday
Miss Cordelia Dorius entertained a large
number of her young friends at her home
in this city last evening A large number
of guests were present and they all en-
joyed themselves immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Frost left yesterday
for their home in Murray.
A large number of our students who
returned to their various schools yes
terday.
James Frost and wife informally enter
tanned number OF their friends at a
evening. Some very interesting games
at cards were played.
w. G. Barten and wife came home from
Sterling yesterday
Professor s. A. Beal and wife left for
Salt Lake City today.
MIR. and Mrs. Niels Jensen gave din
ner TO a large number Of their friends
n their nome in this city last night IN
honor of the first anniversary of the
birth OF their only daughter, Utah.
large number of guests We're present tC
celebrate the event
The John s. Lindsay Dramatic company
viii present Hamlet and Faust al
the opera house on the eth and stu of this
month
Next Thursday the bishoDric u fhs
South ward will hold its customa ry- an
nuai doings for the OLD folks by holding
appropriate services in the tabernacle.
Walter Byergo left Yesterday for Lo-
gan. where he will take a course in tht
civil engineering department OF the AgrI
cultural college.
The students. from the outside cities
who are attending the Snow academy are
arriving in this city daily. The sehoo
will open tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-05
MT. PLEASANT NOTES.

Mt. Pleasant jan Andrew Madsen
has recently disposed OF his herd OF
thoroughbred COttswOld sheep to R. Fl.
Spencer of Indianola. This purchase
gives to Mr. Spencer one of the largest
and most valuable herds of thoroughbred
sheep n Utah
Precinct Justice Omenn Of this city is
suffering from a broken arm, which he
received by falling and alighting on the
member
Justice Ivie is sick with an attack OF
lumbago
Mrs. Mary Christensen is very i'll with
tOnSilitis.
Wash Averett. a citizen of Mt Pleas
ant. has been called to Salt Lake by the
death of his daughter, Mrs Emma Ferris
which occurred this week The lady was
well known here, having resided in this
city since her youth
Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Preston are il
town from Mammoth, visiting friends
and relatives.
P c. Christensen and family are dowr
from Murray spending a few days with
friends and relatives.
George Meyrick is in Mt Pleasant IRON
his home in Idaho. visiting with old ac
quaintances and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. BrintOu OF South Cotton
wood are in town. the guests of Mr.. aht
Mrs. Amasa AlGrich, Mrs. Aldrich anC
Mrs. BrintOn being sister. The coupl,
I have Just recently returned from tive
years missionary life spent in Englan nd.
August Nelson is home from Ca NADIA
where he went some time ago to lOol
over the country with view of locating
there. He is undecided get whether ht
will return or not.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-05
willard's New School Building.

Willard City, Jan. 3.-As the holiday
season draws to a close our dozens of
young people who are students at the
different educational Institutions in
various parts of the state are prepar-
ing to leave their homes again TO take
up their studies for the rest of the
school year. In the past Willard has
sent as many students as any city of
its size to the University of Utah, Ag-
ricultural college, B. Y. college and
other institutions, but We expect after
this year the number will be material
" decreased, as we are just completing
our new district school house, and ex-
pect some Of the higher grades viii be
taught here at home in the future.
We have the finest building for a
district school in the state north of Og-
den, with all the modern improvements,
etc, having been built in the year 1902
II a cost of about $4,000 when fully
furnished. 1t was intended 10 have
had the building ready for occupancy
Immediately after the holidays out
owing TO the severe frosty weather.
the plastering has been delayed and
the building will not be ready to use for
two or three weeks yet. Andrew Funk
of Brigham City is the architect and
Mr. Newton of Ogden is the contractor.
Both have given general satisfaction
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-05
HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE,

couples were married in the court room
by Deputy Clerk II. Z. Jensen Wednesday
last.
Judge Jacob Johnson was in Manti
yesterday and today and your CORE
spondent learned from him that ne in
zens is figuring on putting in an cleo
trict light plant in the near future AD-
parently our no bern neighbOr is pro-
gressive and prosperous.
Monday next twenty selected sportsraen
from this city and like number from
Ephratm VIII go into the fields outside
Of The city TO slaughter jack RABBITS
L mis- time the purse is more than dance
has deposited $50. the winners 10 take the
800 It VIII be a day of rejoicing 10 all
but the IA bbitS
Mrs. George E. Bench. jr., is confined
TO her bed these days with = severe case
of diphtheria. so YOUR correspondent has
Miss Annie Nicholson entertained a
number OF her friends at her home in this
/ city Thursday evening.
Thursday, evening Stanley Crawford
gave delightful social TO his many
friends at his home in this city
Miss OriSsa Merriam entertained Friday
evening large number of friends.
me new county officials take their po-
slions in the county court house Monday
next
Manti is experiencing one of the coolest
winters know for many years, but no one
Is complaining, because the prospects
seem good for excellent crops next season,
as the water supply promises TO be extra
good, as there is considerable snow in the
mountains.
Myrtle, a 12-year-oId daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Hans Larsen of this city, passed
away Yesterday The cause of death was
the child had been suffering for some
| time.
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Friday evening TO all the members OF
the club.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Bird of this city
are in Springville 10 attend the Crandall
reunion. which Was given in that city
yesterday.
Lorenzo Edwards and family of Sterl-
ing will IL the future be residents of this
city, Mr. Edwards having recently pur-
chased the home of Eric Ludvigson on
Main street.
The Presbyterian mission school of this
city viii open Monday.
II. j. ArTowsmith and family spent the
holidays in Manti with the family OF
David Shand
John Grier, the popular hotel man OF
Provo, is in Mant visiting relatives ana
old time friends
William Tooth, a prosperous restaurant
keeper of Price, spent a few days in Manti
visiting his parents during the holiday
season.
The barton orchestra Of Provo is ex-
pected here Monday to furnish music for
a grand ball that evening.
The married people of this city anti
clpate having grand ball all to them
selves about Jan Is No one that can
not show marriage license viii be ad-
mltted to take part in the dancing.
George r. Braithwaite and family of
indianOla were in Mand during the week.
A w Jensen, the outgoing county clerk
OF Sanpetc county, who resides at Eph-
RAIN, Is a candidate Tor chief clerk of the
senate in the legislature, and he is rest
ing perfectly easy at present, feeling
that he viii be the selection for that pO-
port by friends of the newly elected sen
ators, as well as number of the sen
ators, ana his chances for the position
named are not altogether discOuraging-
He will give the Salt Lake candidate a
harder fight than that gentleman an
ticipates.
The deputies to be selected by the new
county officers that take their seats Mon
day next have not so far been announced
The man who viii most likely be Sc
lected as chairman of the new board Of
county commissioners is Alfred Dahl OF
Ephraim, one of the hOld-oVer commits
SiOners.
The sentiment up this way regarding
the selection of United States senator
is decidedly in favor of Apostle Reed
I SmOOt and some of the most sporty Of
our citizens are making wagers that he
Will be the selection of the legislature
Tor the high position Chances are favor
| able for a very tame and quiet session
this year if the sentiment continues as II
IS at present all over the state.
Eleven males and two females from
this city are this year attending the Agri-
cultural college at Logan, which is an
increase over other years.
Wallace Riddle and family of Coyote
| Utah, were in Manti during the holidays