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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

Messrs. Joe and Frank Burrl have
purchased the Frisco Cafe and lunch
house. as +. LIST So, from Mr. Gibson.
II has been thoroughly oyerhauled and
remodeed. Meals served at all prices.
VIII open Saturday, Aug IS.
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Cured Parnlysis

w. S. Bailey L q. True. Tex.
wEies My wife had been suffering
five years with paralysis On her arm,
when / was persuaded to use Billiards.
Snow Linimcnt which cured her all
right ] have also used Il for old sores.
frost bites ana skin erupuons 70 does
the work 25c, SOC and $l.00 bottle at
u. Z. NJ. L Dlug Dent.
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A Worm Killer.

]. A. ]. Montgomery, Puxlco, Wayne
Co, Mo-, writes: II have little twin
girls, who have been bothered with
worms all their lives. tried every
thing TO relieve them which failed I'M
ti / used Whites Cream Vermifuge;
the first two doses brought four worms
from one Of them, the next two doses,
twelve, one OF them measuring twelve
inches, the other child was only re-
lieyed Of four worms. II is a most ex-
ceilent medicine" Whites Cream Yer
mifuge Is good for children. II not
only destroys worms, II helps the child
to perfect growth, wards off sickness.
25c az Y. c. NJ, |. Drug Dept
Ask your grocer for Royal Bread. II
Is pure. The label with the crown on
every loaf
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COAL CONSOLIDATION.
woistenholme with Citizens
Diamond, Rock Springs, Castle Gate.
Tells. 40 and i95. So W. ID So.


However slight at this time Of year
and in this climate It Is the forerun-
ner Of malaria a disposition to yawn,
and an all tired out feeling even comes
before the chill Herbine, by its prompt
stmulatiye action on the liver, drives
the malaria germs out Of the system.
punfies the blood, tones up the system
and restores health soc at 2. c. NJ. l.
Drug Dent
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AGENTS WANTED.

GOOD sAtEsWOMAN IN EVERY
county 50 per mouth ana commission
Electorate Co.. l3 O'FHUell ST.. San
Francisco. Cal
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TiiE NEW WILsuN
EUROPEAN HOTEL. SALT LAKE. CITY
200 rooms 60 with bath popular price
restaurant Rates 800 to 1900 per day


Ford q Sturgeon = prominent drug
firm 10 Rocky Inn station. Ky. writes.
we we're requested hy Dr. @. b. Snir.
ley 60 send ior Heihue for the benefit
az our customers We ordered threo
dozen IN December, and We are glad 10
say Herblne has given such great sad.
laLacion that We have duplicated this
order three iImes and today We gave
your salesman another order We beg
10 say Dr. g. % Snigiey takes pleas
ure IN recommending Herbine Zoe a
bottle 40 Z. g.. ~ I. Drug Dept.
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For Loss Of Appetite
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

Excels In treatment Of women and
children, for debility and loss Of appe-
lite, Supplies the needed nerve food
and strengthening tonic.
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For reliable electric W
i'm. HIGLEY. HoNhI
los Z. First South,
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

Higham, Burton & Taylor Plumbing
South Temple ST., Salt Lake City Utah
Telephone l3S9-k.
ID. W. JAMES. successor to James a
Harris, plumbing steam and hot water
contractors. s. f. 2nd so. St Phone 3ie
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Atlantic CITY. New Jer.ey.

is reached conveniently and quickly
from the west via the Lehigh Valley
Railroad.
Send 2-cent stamp to General Passen-
ger Department ,Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, New York. for booklet.
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SPANISH FORK AND RE-
TURN SI.40.
Via Rio Grands. August 18th.

Grand Cambrlan excursion. Special
train leaves Salt Lake a. m. Return.
ing leaves Spanish Fork 1890 a. nL
Streets cars will meet return train.
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ONLY SI,O0
ogden and Return

Via Oregon Short Line, Sunday Aug
ust 18th Bicycles carried free, spe-
cial train $3.50 a. m; returning 1000 p.
m
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SPECIAL.

WE ARE THE COLUMBIA PHoNO.
graph Co.'S exclusive agents for The on.
tire .nter-mountain territory and are OF.
ten better able TO IN an order for records
than the factory itself Write us FOR
talking machine and record catalogues
We handle both disc and wax. Underwood
typewriter Agency. 2il Washington Ave
Ogden. Itah
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
OF UTAH.

Provides liberal and practical educa-
lion. strong faculty excellent equip
ment See announcement on page TO-
Send for illustrated catalogue Logan
Utah.
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BILLIE CLUB EXCURSION


TO Ogden and return Via Oregon
Short Line Round trip only 800. Spe-
cal $3.50 a. 3D.; special returning 1880
Y. m.
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80 PER CENT

OF the readers of the Semi. Weekly
News are Farmers. Stockmen and
Ranchers. Advertisers desiring to
reach this class OF buyers can find no
paper In the West that viii serve their
needs so well.
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Brown s Co. $50 So. State 81. repairers
oil al KINDS Of machinery. Phone iee.k.
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SHOES FOR DeFoRMEp FEET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD
70 IT. Special casts made Scientific
shoe making Gus p. Olsen. ~ S. State
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IDAHO EXCURSION.

Saturday. August 18TH Excellent out
ms for fishing and hunting See agents
Tor particulars.
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PERSONALS.

Farlslan Lazy desires pupils In French,
Conversational, 32i Constitution bldg.
ELEGANT HAIRDREssING PAR
lors manicurng, etc. Full stock of hair
goods. Also exclusive Ladies' Turkish
Bath department. The best Of everything.
Ground floor The San.tarlum. 50 w Srd
South.
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The new Irrigation Law, ir pamphlet
FORM only lOc at the Deseret News
Book Store.
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IRoN FeNoe WORKS.

WI. b, ARMSTRONG. MACHlNIST.
Iron Fence Works Rear of ga West
North Temple
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CASH BUYS GOODS AT MATsoN's
second Hand Store That Is why we aro
stiilns ~ such low prices. We have every
State 81. Phone ll66.X
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'MANITOU'
For stomach troubles,
Utah Liquor Co.
22S So. Main Str
Phone i73. Free delivery.

We are ready for the greatest rush
Of the season Ladies' day at Saltair.
Monday, Aug. L.
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MRS. pR. coE. NO. CAPITAL AVE.
nue.; obstetrics, room for patients
with modern conveniences
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REMOVAL NOTICE..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LUMBER
Co % SIS South State stree.
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OPTICIANS.

W. q. RUSHMER. manufacturing optl-
clan % W. lst So Special lenses ground to
order. Eyes examined for glasses free.
ST., manufacturing opticians, Wholesale
and retail. Ocusts' prescriptions filled
same day as received. Complicated lenses
duplicated. Grinding on premises.
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We pay 4 per cent IN
on 81 TO 5000. lioni
a Trust Co. Joseph
dent: George N. Cam
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$3.50


iofAahu hhH htihfh
Via Oregon Short line. August End 10
i5lh inclusive Final limit October
18th. City Ticket ONCE 20l Main 81.
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For reliable electric wiring or PLUMBING
I.M.HIGLEY, HONEST PLUMBERS
JOB f. First South. Phone l52.
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owners Of Cemetery Lots VIII please
take notice that care Of same VIII be
discontinued after July SOth, II dues for
care Of same are not paid.
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We are ready for the greaiest rush
Of the season. Ladies' day at Saltalr
Monday, Aug Il,
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We are ready Tor the greatest rush
Of the season ladies' day az saltair
Monday, Aug. II.
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The new Irrigation Law in pamphlet
form, only lOc At the Deseret News
Book Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

The new Irrigation Law. in pamphlet
form only iec at the Deseret News
Book Store.
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r OR SALE REAL ESTATE,

GEO. NJ. McCONAuGHH.
Room no. 8. Easlc Block, Corner 2nd
South ana West Temple
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
$500
spctlal No. i-S-ro1m pressed brick SIN
East. close In, modern, LOT
ONlW Cheapest buy on the
East Bench,
$3.50.
Special No 2-1-room brick, corner End sl'
mover WED in. mod south
front 800 cnsh-balance
ensN
$1,000
Special No 3-f-ro1m brick modern 2nd
ST. close In. south 'front.'
500 cash-balance easy
eW0
Special No l--5-room brick 2nd ST. south
front; modern, close in'
never lived in--SW cash.
balance easy.
s290
Special No, j-5-rOom pressed brick mod
ern, bran new. south front,
near City Park on ear line,
500 cash, balance easy
FOUR. FIVE. SIN, SEVEN EIGHT
NINE. TEN AND TWELVE ROOM
BRICK or FRAME HOUSE IN THE
CITY on ALMOST YOUR OWN TERMS
If vOU WANT TO GET A HOME
WITHOUT BREAKING YOUR HEART
TO PAY FOR. CALL AND SEE ME.
GEO. NJ. McCONAUGIN,
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cur THE All
Stranger Takes This
ping . Saltai

There was ccnAdeia
The train leaving s1
last night owing 70
crowd beng LEFT beh'n'
ousnt cutting Of tns q
known ,ndisidual NJ
train to q atandstili ne
II appears that N. p
rssides at tse north
rived on the platform
,ust - the NAN y
ssuccssdsd 81 settlns n
lion OK fhe family oI
train ues pulling ~
daa.l,tsxS however.
went rolllnk along y
ira trnln pulled oul N
moths ara the balar
hir< Anderson VAS n
nvstcs1os with . sis'v
.ul e. lece4. When 70
fr< ~ ooa Vol "a %
~. Sc 1raIn crf'
~ ]illnlng thro
H b5Svn IL look az
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EXCURSION NORTH.


Via oregon short Line. The usual
very low rates aud liberal limits will
prevail See agents Tor full partlcu.
lars
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Call or phone We deliver free VI
EMMA MODEL BAKERY a. CAFE, ~
b. Third South S. Phone 1881.
CHAS. SEYBOLDT.
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$3.50
Seattle and Return.


Via Oregon Short Line Aug End to 18th.
Limit October 18th.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The barometer Is highest over the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys
and extreme northwest, and lowest
over the Rocky Mountain slope, CEN
trail and southern plateau region.
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of Utah. Idaho, Montana Washington.
Nebraska Kansas, Missouri. Minucao-
Ia. Illinois, Texas. Louisiana and tho
British Northwest territories with
heavy rains in Missouri and Texas, t5G
inches at Kansas city Mo-, and l0G
inch AT Galveston. Tex. IL was raining
at time Of morning report at Galveston,
Tex. and st. Paul MINI. Thunder.
storms were reported over portions OF
Utah, Texas Kansas, Montana and the
central Canadian provinces.
The temperature changes were slight
except rise Of 10 degrees TO l2 de-
grees over portions Of Wyoming and
South Dakota; and a fab Of 10 degrees
over Nebraska
u. ]. HYATT,
Local FoTecaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

The MantI Temple will close Friday
evening, July %. and reopen Tuesday
Sept ], 1908 at a. m.
JOHN y. Il. McALLlSTER.
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THf SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
7fe GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
or the WESE
49,. ....|..

Is issued NonoSgs and thursdays and
contains an the cream Of the Daily and
tdigrdeu News.
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Lot your staH OF NE be q good one
Our Bread Is a dependable sian.
oTTsf- INN uECT
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BEST SELLING BOOKS.


AVoOrIlnI To- Il2 TCc0l19 81 an book
sellers the six books which have sold
best in the order OF demand during tie
month are.
l. Gordon Keith. page..........il50
/. Lady Roses Daughter Ward. 100
3 They Grey cloak MyGraih...l8
. The Filligreo BAN. Grecn.....
:. The Undcrdor. Smith........1.1
d Lovey Mary, Hogan Rice...,.. 100
We have he above ANA all the latest
popular books of the day.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
10 Main 81.
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CLENWOOD & RETURN, SIS.
Via d. & r. c., Aug. 18th, limit 2ith.
OGDEN EXCURSION.
Sunday, Aug. 18th.

Via Oregon Short Line, Round trip
only $500 Auspices Billie Club, Special
train $3.50 a, m. Special returning BIZ
cycles carried free,
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LOCAL

Daihel Eyer has loAi
COOL ~ ampa'tutIon
" M Rash ii IN p
cooking over local CROP
Thomas Ashwortn vi
,bmorrew'H regular "
,caberbaclc.
,cliomas Mexican, 80
g. A. Wesliann az a 80
nlsfed hts Sl,0o0 bonds
Sergt. A. X. Lund
ment has been alpointe
terlpaster sergeant hN
vfnf1 = n =
Elias Ncwham OF Pa
%, died of blood poison
Wright hospitui last
49,. 80. h.ao vl,lunnI
"r'f "An D',''' e"'ss
The lower door OF y
be ypeLeJ for future .
ing 90 the heat Of ~
has proven oppressive
weather. III
A sprlnyvlllo boy ma
~. Marks hospital
wounds IN the head. r.
Fourth OF July accident
eve by the accident.
the annual cpnfers !
Metloa y. " a Il ts,. ~ !
,;ebe infeniiop was 10 b.
hut Bishop craiistun
l,ym cortland before h
The nlx-yeat,ola soi'
of Park city lost ,Mo
right hend last evening
tho pliily watch wqlks
air. The child was Ply
soon ~ possible, a'iu
S !, - hospital "''''
u'ess' !.
The oppressive % W aa
ti2ns q ne pa ,,a, y al !
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nrIutrutnf1i
TEMPLE NOTICES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Logan. Utah June 26-The Logan
Temple will close on Friday July 3D.
and reopen on Tuesday Sept /, 1908
NJ. w. MERRILL, President,
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SHoEM Frs.

JOHN CAMENCfN. Utsh's most solsn.
tinc Shoemaker. Solid cmfort for tehoe'
or deformed feet, v w Third south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-29
IN CONFERENCE.
Congregational Association of Utah Be
gins it's Annual Session Today,

The Congregational Association OF
Utah began its annual meeting this
morning at the First Congregational
church Of this city, with these dele
gates: Salt Lake. Rev. II. /. Goshen
Mrs. A. j, Gorham. II. ID. Merrill, First
church, Rev. i. A. Simpkin Mrs. James
Wake, Hyrum Combes Phillips church,
Ogden Rev. II. /. Goshen, j. II. Corse,
Ralph p. Hunter. Provo, Rev. $. H.
Goodwin. Miss ii. MPond w, I. Brick
ley; Robinson. Rev. l.. Thomson; Lehi,
Mr.. Adams, Mrs. Cherry, Mrs. w. r..
Harley; Sandy, T. II, Gilbert. Julius
Heuser, Miss Mamie Nicholson, Mrs.
Zenia MalIn. Additional delegates We're
expected this afternoon.
Rev. n. l. Goshen was chosen modor-
ator, and r. H. Gilbert scribe. Regis
trar simpkin reported during the past
year, a gain Of 20 per cent In church
membership and a 10 per cent gain In
benevoiences. The churches OF the as
ISOLATION had raised and expended Sii,-
900 in home administration, there are
1900 children I'm the Sunday schools,
two new churches have been organized
lone at Sandy Of 81 members, and one
Mt Nernal Of 30 members and there
has been gratifying gain IN every de-
partment The outlook Tor the conf
Ing year Is considered very promising
The following committee ON nominal
tions was chosen, Rev. Il. A. Simpkin,
Rev. $. II. Goodwin, Rev. Or. j. ID.
Kingsbury Or, kingsbury delivered
the annual address. lie spoke i'm a
most encouraging vein Of the progress
OF the lntermountain mission work, and
held that the men who were engaged
In this work were worthy OF the highest
praise for their self-sacrihcing devo-
lions. But he said there was con-
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BEN" HARTMAN AT REST.
Friends Assemble and Pay a High
Tribute TO His Name and Memory.

The Mill Creek ward Westinghouse
was the scene yesterday afternoon OF
a large gathering, the relatives and
friends Of the late y. M Hartman, hav-
ing assembled IN goodly numbers to
pay a tribute OF respect TO his mem-
DRY and to eulogize his name and char
aeter The services opened at ~
o'clock, noon. aud were presided over
by Bishop James G, Hamilton. Three
appropriate numbers were rendered by
a select quartet and remarks In high
praise OF the deceased as a man and
as a Latter-day Saint We're made J.
Bishop Hamilton and Elders George
Taylor John H. White, d. l.. Davis
Bishop George II. Emery Bishop Me-
Rae of Granger and w. II. HIN, coun-
selor to Bishop Hamilton There was
a profusion OF beautiful flowers and
the remains We're Inferred In the Salt
Lake city cemetery, whittier a large
concourse of friends wendell their way
I'm carriages after the services. Mr..
Hartman was an old resident OF this
section and brother OF Robert Har-
man, He died at the age OF 60 years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-29

The performance OF Miss Gray and
Miss Allen established their reputation
as artists more firmly than ever MIS-
Grays grasp OF plano technique was
displayed with an emphasis that was
especially gratifying to her friends, and
the appreclative reception accorded her
must have been gratifying TO the lady
herself. Her treatment OF the Beeth
oven sonata (the ever fayorite Moon
light" sonata) was one of studied in
depreciation In the light of the peculiar
and forceful phases of thought possess
Ing the great composer at the time he
wrote II. The work Is full of meaning,
and constant study of It richly rewards
the student, particularly in the study
of music as an outward expression of
mental conditions In the Schubert
Theme and Variations, Miss Gray's
facle powers of execution of rapid and
intricate movements was even more
clearly developed, but It wasnot until
the Grieg number, the Violin and Piano
sonata, that the artists ability was
fully brought out, and her masterful
handling OF the piano part of the duo
easily made her the object of well de-
served applause. II was the remark
OF Miss Gray's friends In the audience
that she had improved wonderfully
within the last year,
Miss Allen Is n fine performer on the
violin Her work is clear and clean
cut. Her attack il prompt and accu-
rate and she brings a beautiful, ringing
tone out of her instrument pleasing to
the educated ear. There was not the
suggestion of a slip in her work last
evening. and the fact that she played
almost entirely from memory shows
A... To 10 n falt ftl A l.
len Is conscientious artist, wholly
wrapt up in her art, and when she
plays II is easy to see that her soul
Is In her playing. 1t Is
this entire ABSORPTION OF self
| In ones work that marks the true art-
| ist and gives the best hopes for con-
| tlnued successful achievement. Miss
| Aliens performance of the Perpetuam
| Mobile number was pleasing exhibit
| ton Of her powers OF execution. The
| composition Is an endless succession OF
!. arpeggios IN slxteenths, and is great
| tax on the endurance and demands
| powers Of continued application. The
| performer held her own all through
| and made an excellent impression
| Miss Aliens part In the great Cries
| number was an agreeable astonlshmenl
| to her friends, as she showed remark
able technical skill and facility of ex
ecution. The piano has the lions shar,
of the work. but the violin part wal
handled with an ease and intelligence
that was highly creditable. However
II might have been well had the plants
modified the doubled fortes, as tn,
violin was smothered In some of them
IL requires a heavy violin and nm un
usually powerful application of the bow
to make the violin end of the quo holI
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LATE LOCALS.

Contractor p. j. Moran begins to-
morrow asphalting north state street;
and on Monday begins patching UP the
roadway on north Main street.
Assistant Engineer II. A, Wilson Of
the Southern Pacific road is In the city
from the Lucin cutoff, and reports the
building Of the now famous highway
as practically completed.
Word from Judge A. c. Norrel Of
Mississippi says that he has entirely
recovered his health,
The testimony in the case Of Robert
49, Harper against Charles Sunbeck ct
at, directors Of the local Plumbers
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FULL LIST OF
POLLING PLACES
Where Qualified Electors Of Salt
Lake VIII Cast Their Ballots
Next Tuesday.
ISSUED BY the CITY RECORDER
Information Of Importance to All Who
Expect to Exercise the Right of
Franchise on Election Day.

The following list Of polling places
for the municipal election, Nov 3,
1908, Is published for the information
and guidance OF all concerned
POLLING PLACES.
District No, i--i496 Eleventh East
Dist 2-S7S east Ninth South,
Dist 3-733 east Eighth South.
Dist i-72S Fourth East.
Dist. 5--ll9 east Seventh South, Gre.
lief Society HalD
Dist. $40 South State.
Dist 7-Basement City and County
building.
Dist s-southwest corner Fourth
South and Fifth East.
Dist. 9--Exposition building.
Dist. l0--Tenth ward Westinghouse.
Dist. ISIS Tenth East.
Dist 12--Annex Fourth ward meet
inghouse.
Dist. 3--Presbyterlan church.
Dist ii--Ffth ward meetlnghouse.
Dist l5.-Burllngton church.
Dist. 1880 south Seventh West
Dist I7--Sixth ward westinghouse.
Dist 1S-Northeast corner Fifth
South and Third West
Dist. 1928 west Sixth South.
Dist. 20-R X. Thomas Barnacle,
Dist 2l-Realty block
Dist 22-242 west First South.
Dist. 2S--Si5 west Second South.
Dist 2i--4i5 west Second South.
Dist. 26--576 west First South.
Dist 26--Twenty fourth ward annex
Dist 27-Seventeenth ward meeting
house.
Dist. 2s-women's Relief Society hall
Dist 29--23s Wall street.
Dist 30--Plymouth church.
Dist. 3i-N0rtheast corner Fourth
West and First North
Dist. S2~-Southeast corner North
Temple and Sixth West
Dist. 33--137 north Seventh West.
Dist, d-442 north Third West.
Dist. 35--6l9 west Fourth North.
Dist. 36--Three doors west Brooks
store.
Dist. S7--Eghteenth ward school
house
Dist. 3S-43 east North Temple.
Dist. 39-Twentieth ward amusement
han.
Dist. 40--4b3 Fifth street.
Dist. 4i--673 Sixth street.
Dist. 42--759 Second street.
Dist. 43Taggert's hall
Dist. i4-1ll4 east First South
DIST i5-252 Ninth East.
Dist 46-f1eventh ward meetlnghous,
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Dist, i7--267 Seventh East.
Dist. iS-503 east Second South.
Dist. 49-i74 east Second South.
Dist SOIL south state, Inferno an
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Dist 5i-Thlrteenth ward meeting
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Dist, 52-consolldated Implement Co