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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-18
GAMBLING HOUSE RAID
Tilford's Place, at If East Sec,
ond South, Visited by Police
and Four Men Arrested.

Officers Seager and Brown made a
catch of gamblers at the Golden Gate,
A East Second South street. last night
at about III o'clock. The police have been
on 20 the dolugs at this particular place.
but have not been able to get their fN.nds
on the offenders until now. In Iact. Til
ford, who runs the place, it is said by
the Officers has been openly defiant OF
the whole force. Consequently the men
who made the arrest feel somewhat
elated.
There were about eighteen men at the
tables and Wheels when the officers got
in. They would have been able TO bag
the whole crowd had not Tilford opened
the back door while Seager was gone out
10 summon more help. During the per
Torrance Brown was backed into a cor
ner and a lively fight ensued. IL would
have gone hard with Brown had not
Seager returned i'm time to lend assist
ance. As il was an but four of the gam
blers escaped. TIlford and three Others
who gave their names as Frank Jones. NJ.
5. Foote and George Morris, were brought
up TO the station. Tilford was let out on
$3.50 and the others on Sl09 apiece Their
hearing viii be held Monday.
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MT. PLEASANT OIL FIELD.
Drills Reach Oil shaIe and Develop
ments Are Expected.


Mt Pleasant, Oct. 17.-Considerable
interest has been aroused during the
past few days by developments at the
oil wells west of this city. The drill OF
the boring machine is now in oil shale
at a depth of about 400 feet, which
gives the appearance of being of con-
siderable thickness. From this those
who are posted in such matters take
considerable announcement, as they
look for either oil or gas beneath the
strata oS shaIe.
The company is now conducting ne
gOtiations with q trio Of the most in
fiuential capitalists of the state, whose
names are for the present withheld,
who are apparently deeply interested in
the Developments under way and who
show a disposition to either furnish the
financial aid necessary for an imme-
date continuation of the drilling or
who viii interest other men of means
in the project. In either event the fact
that these gentlemen are connected
with the proposition will when it be-
comes known. put the scheme on an
altogether different basis.
The Wasatch club of. this city held n
social meeting at the club rooms last
evening. Entertainment Of various
Vided and greatly enjoyed by the thirty
sponded to by Mayor Christensen,
AIessrs. Ferdinand Clark, Ferdinand
Erickson, B. +. Lowell, Thomas Brady,
F. c. Jensen and W. d. Candland. j.
w. Cherry acted as POSTMASTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fechser of Salt
Lake City came down today on visit
to friends here
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VERDICT ZOE 10000.
Widow Gets Large Verdict Against
Oregon Short Line.
(Special TO The Herald. ]

Fillmore Oct 17-The case of Grace
J. Leach against the Oregon Short Line
Railroad company has been on trial the
last three days before Judge MariOneauN
and jury. Tnis case was tried last
term and the jHry gave the plaintiff
verdict for $3.50. The defendant made
motion for a new trial and the plaintiff
conceded il, and it now comes back for
retriai u viii be remembered that
husband was working as brakeman for
the defendant, and while passing along
the railing OF the outside of the baggage
car in che performance OF his duty. and
while the train was going over a bridge
across the Sewer river. Leach either fell
from the car or was knocked off by che
bridge. Mrs. Leach sues the company
for $4,000 The plaintiffs claim was that
he was knocked off by reason of there not
being sufficient space between the side os
the car AID the side OF the bridge while
JGry was given the case at noon today
after being out four hours; returned with
a verdict Tor the plaintiff for $4,000.
Frank Rogers was arraigned today on
a charge of embezzlement and pleaded
not guilty. The defendant was elected
county treasurer and when his successor
was qualified and succeeded him he was
something over $1,000 short in his cash
and has not been able 10 make il up. His
bondsInen have been sued and default
entered against them all but Chapman.
who has paid his proportion Of ii. and
B. q. RaybOuld. who has demurred 10
the complaint and will perhaps contest
the matter. This ends the business at
this point and Judge MariOneaux goes to
Nephi today 10 open court there on Mon
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-18
DANGER OF WAR
NOT YET OVER
Negotiations Between Russia
and japan Dragging.
NEITHER PARTY WILL YIELD
SOMETHING MORE THAN A DIP
LOMATIC GAME.

Berlin oct. 1.-THE negotiations be-
tween Japan and Russia, according to
the view Of the situation taken here,
are not making progress. Each side. it
appears from official information. viii
not yield on the essential propositions.
japan persists In requiring an agree
mcnt that shall not delimit their re-
spective spheres of supremacy, and
Japan declines to consent TO the gem
eral policy of drift" under which Rus
sian influence viii. the japanese say.
steadily bear upon Korea and edge for
ward until the time is ripe for acquir-
Ing part of or the whole country.
Ja-an, as previously cabled from
here IS determined, according to the
German view, 10 nave . settlement with
fuSSia by q treaty WheretO they both
must abide or else-and the threat
i7 ever in the near ackgrOund-hostil-
lies VIII begin. This is the danger in
l"ain view. The japanese government
seemingly makes no particular conceal
Tent from the diplomatic corps at
Picking OF this immediate attitude. one
impression being that Japan is merely
playing a diplomatic game and another
that the government is in deadly earn
est. kussia's eVerincreasinE military
preparations in the far east and Japan's
nearly completed equipments are re-
EaIded as pointing either to a settle
ment before December or to hOstilities.
Japans orders for war material We're
placed in Germany a year ago and since
then have all been delivered or are
ahoat. -Four Japanese officers who have
been buying war material and super
Nising artillery construction at Essen,
left Germany for Japan last Tuesday.
Prince Adelbert. third son Of Emperor
William, who has been ordered by the
emperor to Join the second class cruiser
Bertha. attached to the German East
Asiatic squadron. viii embark at &c
noa. Italy. on the KOenig Wilhelm.
which sailed from Hamburg Thursday
with thirty-One junior officers assigned
TO the East Asia station.
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PROVo's SCHOOLS.
Loss Of Old Teachers Has Not Injured
Them.


Provo. Oct. 1.-THE Provo City schools
are now in the best Of condition and are
doing most efficient work. There was
some apprehension at the beginning Of
the year that the withdrawal of so many
or the old teachers and the filling of The
vacancies with new teachers would tend
70 inlure the schools somewhat but The
apprehension has proven entirely ground
less. The work Of the schools has not
ceteriOratec in the least; on the contrary
there has been a decided Improvement.
Doth the old teachers and the new mani
Iesting such, energy and skill as TO bring
forth the best results.
There is one difficulty. however. the
oVerCrOWded condition Of a number Of
rooms. The board of education realizes
TINS and is taking steps TO relieve the
situation by fitting up another room in
the Franklin school building.
The total enrolment of the schools at
when compared with former years; and
In the eighth grade there is an enroll
ment of l0l, a very decided increase over
any previous year.
The following is the enrolment by
schools:
Maeser-Eurollment ga: departments
s; average number OF pupils, 43.
tranklin-EnrOllment 439: departments,
9; average number of pupils, 4S 7-9.
IimpanOgOs-Enroilm go; depart
ments g.; average number Of pupils, q 2-2
Parker-EnrOllment 3S2; departments,
5; average number OF pupils, 4l1t.
Eugene Roberts, teacher Of the fourth
grade. Franklin school, took his pupils
up into the hills today to give them q
geography lesson from nature.
The eighth grade graduating class has
complete organization, and weekly meet
ings are being held. 1t is probable that
the class viii present a dramatizatiOn CT
Dickens Christmas Carols when they
graduate at Christmas.
The Franklin teachers have introduced
a new feature into the school for the pur-
pose of improving the composition work
Of the pupils. and experimenting the
work in geography and history. In pur-
suance of the scheme pupils of tho
Franklin school. under the direction Of
teachers, are corresponding with pupils
in other cities of the United States and
Canada. Many of the pupils are taking
considerable interest in the work and il
is believe beneficial results viii follow.
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was made on motion Of plaintiff that the
Telluride Power company show cause
on Tuesday, Oct. %, why the order trans
terring said cause 20 the federal court
should not be revoked
". p Irimaman W. J. r. Allen; reset
for Nov. 90
Estate of A. O. SmOOt. jr. ct al min
ors; petition for final discharge OF
guardians granted
Estate of William Daley. decease
hearing continued til Oct. a.
Estate of Reese Lloyd. deceased. S25 a
month since death OF the deceased
granted for family allowance.
Estate of Sarah Lunn. deceased; petit
ton for sale OF real estate granted.
Christina ROlfe of SpringVille has COM
menced suit for divorce against William
Henry Rolfe on the grounds of desertion
and failure 10 provide The parties were
marrieQ at Robinson. Juab county. July
IL, 1880 Plaintiff asks to be restored
to her maiden name, Christina Sheppard.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Oct. 1.-THE funeral Of Mrs.
Robert Cipher, who died at MercUr was
conducted from the Seventh-day Ad-
Ventest chapel today.
A. J. Evans was over from Lehi today.
J. b. Sellick IS visiting friends in Provo.
a daughter has been born 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Watkins. All well.
The family Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grimm
has been increased by the birth of a SON,
All we'll
A daughter has been born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. w. Goddard. All well.
The Business Mems association met
last evening and decided to give a grand
ball early in November. Committees
were appointed to take charge of the al
fair. The committee appointed 70 in
vestigate the matter OF obtaining quar-
tiers for the association reported favor
ably on rooms in the SOuthwOrth block,
and 1t is probable the place VIII be rented
for headquarters.
Quet Johnson was over from Spanish
Fork today on business.
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Stockholders Special Meeting.

HONERINE MINING & MILLING
crnpany.-NOtice is hereby given that
there viii be a special meeting of the
stoc<holders Of the Honeriue Mining &
Nfnling company at its office. Z21 south
West Temple street, Salt Lake City,
T-tah. on the 9th day Of November, l,03
al . o'clock p. m on said day. for the
purpose of considering and, il approved
adopting an amendment 20 tue articles
OF Incorporation of the company. so as
to authorize the company to hold. own
and acquire bv purchase, subscription or
otherwise stocks. bonds or any other oh
legation of any company formed for the
purpose Of doing busiuss similar in ma
t---~ to that ~ said Honerine Mining d
Milling comDany; also 20 authorize said
company 60 sell any part Of It's real and
.4.l p4oDe.ty. ana receive I'm payment
therefor elthc- cash or stock. boads or
anv other obligation of the purchaser. at
its discretion C.. H. SCHEU.
Vice President
Dated OctoIsr Is, 1903.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-18
STATE NEWS
THIRTEEN YEARS SENTENCE.
Carbon County Malefactors Sent t.
State Prison.


Price, Oct lin the district court
this morning Judge Jacob Johnson
passed sentence upon Ezra Davis and
John Pryor for assaulting John Daniels
at Castle Gate, and after robbing him
and beating the old man into insensi-
bility, leaving his body on the track
FOR a passing train TO mangle. Each
OF the prisoners will serve thirteen
years in the penitentiary, despite the
pressure brought TO bear from promi-
nent people for clemency.
Cox and Ray. who robbed an old man
at Helper, get six years each.
Frank Bell, who murdered an Italian
at Sunnyside, has his case continued
until the next term, but wiz be taken
to the penitentiaVy for safe keeping
He does a stunt every few days in try
ing to butt his brains out against the
sharp iron door facings of his cell The
Eve viii be taken to the penitentiary
tomorrow morning
All but one of the criminal cases on
the docket are now disposed Of for this
term About Tuesday the civil calen-
dar, which IS to consume an entire
week, viii be taken mp, after which
Judge Johnson goes to Castle Dale for
a week. On the return trip what is
left of the Carbon county calendar viii
be disposed Of
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suit of an accidental gunshot wound had
been obliged to undergo an operation for
the removal Of an injured eye. The young
man rallied from the operation and viii
recover
The police last night ordered saloons
closed, both back and side doors. at mid
night and kept closed over Sunday En-
trance today. therefore, Will have to be
by the back door
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OGDEN Briefs.

Mrs. Sarah A. Hin passed away oct T.
after a nricf illness. at the residence of
her daughter. MIS- T. $ Jensen. 29a
Twenty-secoud street. Funeral viii he
feid in the Third ward meeting mouse
Monday at y. m.
Manager Tittlefield states that the
Daily Utah state Journal will mako rs
appearance in about two weeks
a petition for letters or guardianship
were filed yesterday by T. j. EULER fn me
estate OF Adelaide Fuller inconsistent.
who has an estate of about $500 in value.
The petitioner BE- che father Of the .lrL
who resides in Eden.
Fred Redfield is back from California.
James Ingebretsen is in The city fr5m
salt Lake.
Auditor +. ". Heis Of the Union Paci-
fic dining car ser-i ce has issued a circu-
lar naming w IL Barton ms travelling
auditor. with head quarters I'm Ogden
word reached ogden yesterday that
Jesse I,angsdOrf who was taken 60 81.
11ark's hospital some time ago as The re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-18
FIELp Pied FOR coon.

Washington. Oct. 17.-Senator Proc
tor OF Vermont saw the president today
and asked him 90 reconsider the case
OF United States Marshal Field of Yer
mont. who was dismissed q few days
ago ion connection with the escape OF
certain Chinese who were being sent
back 10 China The president told the
senator thar the evidence was so con-
vincing he could not reconsider the
case
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And in accordance with law and the or
der of the board of directors. made on the
18th day of September. 1903. SO many
shares OF each parcel of said stock as may
be necessary win be sold at public auc-
ton at the office OF the company. at
rooms 80 and 400 d T.. Walker building
Salt Lake City. Utah, on Monday Nov. o
1908. at O'Clock p. m. TO pay the deIiu-
QUent assessment thereon. together with
the costs Of advertising and expense OF
sale. C. Fl WEEKS. Secretary.
First publication. Oct. II, 1905.
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sHoT AZ FACH oTHFR.
VernaI Men Engage in Effort to End
a Feud.

a Feud.
Nernal, Oct. Hilary Yarnell and
I'd Mckee exchanged a few cOmpli-
mentary shots at each other early yes
terday morning at the Uintah livery
stable. The row was over "A lOngstand-
ing feud and both started in, il seems.
10 do the other up. The affair occurred
before anyone was stirring around the
streets. The shots attracted some of
the men at the stable, however, and
the bloodthirsty.c Ombatants were sep
arated before any blood was spilled.
r. G. Camp returned last night from
a trip 20 the DucheSne country and he
brings in the Information that the
Moffat surveyors are seeking a route
for the proposed road by way of Rock
creek, close along the base of the
Uintah mountafpss- which, if found sat
isfactory, win 3 IAN than the main line
VIII touch Verhd
Postmaster r, S. CoHett has secured
an appointment as trader at White
Rocks and win open up a business
there in the near future.
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PARK CITY NOTES.

Park City. Oct 17-H. S. Wolfe of Salt
Lake is in town.
Mrs. Renners of Salt Lake is visiting
in the Park.
Mrs c A. Rlocher and Miss Blanche
Woodward returned from Salt Lake on
the morning train.
T. V. Norris was a passenger to the
Park on the morning train.
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Ogden Society.

The ladies auxiliary of the Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen viii give Hallow-
cen party at Conveys Oct. 60
The Ontario Dancing club was reor-
gauiZed for the season last week and
will meet each Monday evening at Dig
mans.
The formal opening of Conleys acad-
envy was largely attended. All spent a
pleasant evening. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Hunt are visiting
friends ian California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Bell returned
Friday after "a brief wedding trip 10 salt
Lake City.
A. d. Bell. who has been in Ogden for
the past three weeks, viii return to
morrow to. san Francisco where he now
resides.
w o. Kay was host al a theatre party
for about twenty of his friends Friday
evening and at a supper following the
performance
Miss Belle Littlefield of Morgan is an
Ogden guest
Miss Lillian LethbTidge is a guest I'm
Salt Lake.
Mrs Gimliu entertained Friday I'm honor
of Mrs. r.. Wilcox Of Los Angeles. for
merry Miss Rose Hartoy OF ogden.
Miss Eta kiesel has returned from
Pocatello.
MI and Mrs. George w. Lsrlln an
upunce the engagement of their daugh-
Ter. Sarah J. Larkiu. 20 William Shaw.
the wedding 60 take place I'm November.
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Delincurnt Notice.

MAY DAY MINING & MILLING COM
pany. Principal place Of business, rooms
4l9 and 40, D. T. Walker building, salt
Lake City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account or
assessment No Cthreel of two % cents
per share. levied on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. 1893. the several amounts set op-
pOsite the names of the respective share
holders as follows, viz.
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PROVO COURT NOTES.

Provo, oct. 1.-THE case Of the state
VS. Joseph Shoell is still before the
Fourth district court.
In the case Of Provo City ct al rs.
Telluride Power company ct al, order
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For dances, parties, etc. the Laudrum
Dancing academy. newly fitted and fur
nished, can be rented by the evening.
Address, G. n. WARWICK,
4 East Third South Street.
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For the Rest.

Night Robes and Pajamas. New
cloths and patterns.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
16S Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-18
OGDEN CHURCHES

Church pr The Good Shepherd. corner
Giant ana Twenty-fourth street. Alfred
I,rowu. ector.-Niuetecuth SUNDAY after
Trinity. Sc. Luke's day, Early celebra-
tiuB. t.5f- sunday school. 3;f5. morning
prayer and sermon. ID. evening service.
1,1t Morning text st. Luke. the Believed
Physician Evening. missionary ser-
mon recently preached by Bishop futile.
FIRST Presbyterian Church, Communion
service iu The morning AT 1, SUNDAY
school at 1915; EudeavUr at 6-f5. e.oniuc
service ar ..4'. subject "a Study in the
fteal Meaning or zine Words Used to- De-
s'cnate Sin" Evening music. soprano and
alto dues THE Lord Us Ny Shepherd. "
by Smorsen. Miss Mitchell and Mrs Egau.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist. church
cdifice. corner Lincoln avenue and Twen-
fy-fourth ~treet.-SerYtccs. ~ a. M. sub
icCt. Probation After Death" SUNDAY
school. 1875 O.. M. Wednesday evening
meeting. 1890 b.. M. All are invited Freo
reading room. suite 2l2 Eccles building.
Open daily from TO 3 p. m. All wei
come,
40 services at the First Cougregat ional
church this morning. Sunday school at
12,lJ. regular service at 7.a0. subject.
Living Up to Convicuon-the Law of
Progress
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Direct Tmportations.

a recent invoice of colored border ef-
fects in gentlemen's Handerchiefs. neat
and attractive.
BROWN, TERRY * WOODRUFF co.
l66 Main Street.
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For mans wardrobe I'm Suspenders.
Handkerchief and Hosiery. our lines
always fresh and attractive
1866 Main Street.
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OGDEN Clubs

The members of AgIaia met oct 6 with
Miss EDDY az hostess. The crst number
oE thc progra mime was "a brief bat inter
sstiue paper Du Ancient Christmas Gus
toms bE Mrs CurJy Airs. Smiths pa-
Uar un Character of the Carly Religious
Drama showed Intelligent research. care
fu, preparation lpd thorough knowledge
OF ancient history. Mrs. Horton gave afs
interesting short historical sketch ou
the sam. topic. Mrs. Gideon. the dele
latc from the Aslaid 90 The state Fedora
tuu Of Womau.s Clubs. gave her rcpOrt
from the same iu an Interesting and
amusing style Miss Phelps, a lecturer
OF both national and international famc.
interested The members of the club with
sketches of ner travels m Europe. also
of characteristic OF leading authors uf
tAc old world and che good they had ac-
'oiupli1aad- Mrs. Esan charmed the la-
dies with lrr Wcli trained and sweet
voice. She sarg "'1uid 90 and responded
GO 1n enthusiastic encore with "OH. Hap
py Day. f~or. ss0r LeComptc presided
go be piano. The guests were AIiss
PROBES. Niss Ev- Kuhn. Mrs. Kuhn. Mrs.
2 ~ Jones. Mrs.. briggs. Mrs Ferris and
Nir- ioag. The hostess served delicious
TefrtshWenis and "a pleasant hour was
scent iu social converse ton. after which
they adjourned 90 meet oct. % with Irs.
Horton. -tIh Lincoln avenue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-18

DR.. E. NJ. Keysors method Of filing
teeth is painless. 162 Main street, Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120 K.
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And exclusive patterns on COlored
shirts. They are cut to fit.
BROWN, TERRY q WOODRUFF co,
166 Main Street.
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GEoGRAPHY MEFTING.

Miss Collett will hold a special
geography meeting for teachers of third
grade 3 Tuesday at p. m. at her office.
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Joseph Sullivan. who attempted to saw
out of the county Jail a few nights ago,
ives Yesterday sentenced TO serve two
years On the state prison after the COM
pletiOn OF mis- term for three years on the
charge of assault with a deadly weapon.
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TIE NEW WILSON

European Hotel, Salt Lake City.
200 rooms. so with bath, popular price
restaurant Rates Sl.00 to $500 per day.
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DlABOND COAL
Necessary Articles

Sold only by Citizens Coal company.
80 West Second South. Tel 40.
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WALL PAPER CLOSING OUT.
Am. Wan Paper Co, Z. Sd Soutl
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OGDEN AND RETURH $LOO

Via Rio Grande, Sunday Oct. Is.
Leave Salt Lake $3.50 a. m. Return
ing. leave ogden 7:1J p. m.
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Everybody drinks Manitou water. the
water that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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Well Selected

A. 5. CHAPMAN. DENTIST,
Removed 505-6 Scott-StreveH building.