davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
Ogden, Sunday, June 10
MOSS HELD FOR TRIAL
Preliminary Hearing Of Man
Charged With Killing in
Ogden Canyon.

The preliminary hearing OF Harry Moss
charged with voluntary manslaughter in
the killing Of William j. Stone, was
held yesterday and resulted in his being
bound over in bonds Of $500
Roy HOrr was the first witness, and
his account was substantially as given
at the coroner's Inquest. though with
somewhat more detail. He stuck to his
story lhat Moss picked up a rock and
threw lit at Stone after they had had
some words Moss was intoxicated and
after some blows had been struck he re-
treated behind his friend, Slater. who
had stepped up with hat and coat off
10 take Moss part. Stones friends de-
INJURED to Slater entering the fight as he
was too big.
Stone again approached Moss. They
clinched and went TO the ground, the
former being on top, AT this stage James
Hancock iuterfered in am effort to stop
the fight. Walter S. Wilson then caught
Hancock By the throat and pulled him
away and the witness then iuterfered in
behalf of Wilson. At this moment stone
called out, I'm CUT. ana hOstuuleS
ceased. Stone was al once taken 10 the
saloon where Seymour Clark and Hancock
eudeaVOred to staunch the flow or blood
A number Of persons were present in the
saloon and offered various attempted eN-
plantations as 10 how it happened, some
suggesting that Stone had fallen on q
stick or "a stone, but stone himself when
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. June 1S.-Au error i'm trans
EMISSION caused the name of DAVID
Evans TO appear as vice president OF
The Beck Tunnel Consolidated Mining
company Jacob Evans, the attorney
of this city. IS the vice president.
Phil MarEeLts and Miss Minnie Mar
gets are visiting friends in Provo.
Postmaster and Mrs Peters of Amer
fcau Fork are i'm Provo visiting friends.
Hugh Hemerrau of Eureka ls taxi
ing in the attractions iu Provo
Miss Nina Houston, deputy county
clerk went 90 American Fork this art
eruoOu TO spend sunday
George Larson of Pleasant Grove
was operated ola yesterday az the Pro-
Vo hospital for appendicitis. The at
tack is quite q severe one.
The Elks win attend the funeral of
Frank j. Tucker i'm a body
Or George Fl. BTimhaii, after ulleen
years services lin the county board OF
examiners, has resigned ON account of
his other duties preventing him from
giving the Office the necessary atten-
zion. Principal Samuel j.. Taylor of
Payson las been appointed 20 MI the
vacancy,
Major King has returned from Price,
where ne has been attending 90 legal
business before the Seventh district
court
The large crowds who came I'm today
from the country towns 20 take IN the
carnival and FlOUO's circus seemed TO
enjoy the attractions provided for their
entertainment immensely Some of the
prominent citizens from adjoining
town were run iu and made acquaiut-
ed with the kangaroo court manner OF
dispensing justice. Former city JUS
tice of Pleasant Grove DR.. @. IT, West
phal was one OF the victims. DR.. West
phal considers the kangaroo court am
Improvement on tEe ordinary city JUS
tees court, and VIII probably intro
dUce a bin I'm the next legislature Oi
Ie becomes a member. which his
friends expect he WilD to have the of
flee of city justice abolished and a kan
CARGO court take its place. He thinks
the latter can collect more fines WITH
Jess dissatisfaction on the part of the
defendants than the former
Ralph B. BoyaclS, aged IS, and SARAH
T. Morgan, aged "a. both of Spanish
Fork, received a marriage license to-
UIE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
Ogden Society.

The commencement exercises or the Sa-
cred Heart academy viii occur Wednes-
day morning at 20 clock at the assembly
hall OF the school. The exercises of UNI
dergraduate classes viii take place Tues
day at The same time. The graduates
this year are seven i'm number, Misses
Bessie Caliaghau, Mary Angela DouaghX,
Rose CUshnahau Farmer. Eva Gertrude
LamOreauX, Sadie Rose Mcguire Bessie
c. MCCaTty and Irene NJ. Iomasek,
Miss ElVeretJa Lituefield was given a
surprise party Thursday afternoon at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Littlefield, on TWenty-seventh street.
About twenty of her young friends as
sembled and spent very pleasant after
noon.
Mrs. Henry Endey and two daughters,
Inez and Bertha, have arrived from Cali
fOrnia and are guests of her sister. Mrs.
J. W. Austin. They viii visit here for
some time. Mrs. Eudey lived in ogden
some time ago. Mr.. Endey at one time
was proprietor of the White House hotel
which stood where the Reed now stands.
When leaving Ogden he went to Calif0r-
MIA and engaged in the mining business,
in which he was very successful Mrs.
Endey expects her son. Alex, and his
bride TO join her here on his return from
the Worlds fair He is business man
of jackson AmsdOr county, California
delightful surprise party i'm honor of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
STATE NEWS
HOT WEATHER BURGLARY.
Warehouse Of welsh, DriscolI & Buck
Broken INTO.

Park City. June 18.-The warehouse
at Welsh, DriscOu Il Buck was broken
into yesterday and few bottles of
Deer taken. The stealing is thought To-
Zoe the work of boys and the officers
are trying 10 locate the guilty ones
A mass meeting of the citizens is
called for Monday evening. june 20. to
arrange for q celebration here on July
q. With "a very few exceptions since
Park city has been q town the Fourth
has been properly observed. and if Is
1ue intention 10 make this year no eE-
CepJion TO the general rule. The meet
lng VIII bee held in the city ham, and it
IS expected that q large crowd VIII De
present
Rev Thomas Gailigan came up from
salt Lake City today, where he had
been 10 attend The closing exercises at
AN Hail0Ws college.
con Samon came uD TO The Park to-
day
Mrs. W. j. Buck was among the
morning arrivals trom the metropolis.
James LOckhart and family came up
from Zion this morning.
fld Evans and family returned IIom
a salt Lake visit today
Mrs Hedges returned from salt
Lake visit this morning
Miss Mary Mcdonald came up from
Salt Lake for a short visit.
John Fitzgerald returned this morn
ing from Provo
Mrs. Richardson came up from the
capital today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

asked made no reply. The witness at no
time saw s knife
Robert Z. Edwards. also known as
'tsvior, gave evidence similar to that Of
F1orr
Or. Gordon told OF attending Moss and
OF TIE nature 81 ms death wounds SeE-
mouE IlaFk, manager Of me hermitage,
and Robert simpson told of stone enter
ing the saloon bieedins and OF efforts
made 70 stop 1he tlow OF blood The de-
PENDANTS attorneys offered no evidence.
Moss did not trE TO get BAIL
Some uncaiiedl-toE notorletF has been
given the Hermitage and It's proprietor
because or the fact that the unfortunate
affair happened there. The Wilson
who figures as a witness was net related
10 ". O. Wilson. the proprietor The
evidence also showed thar the BOYS took
liquor up the canyon with them aud the
combatants met by accident at the los
"a bin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
MURRAY - NoTEs.

very attractive feature was witnessed
here when the wedding OF Fred 4eHulsoL
Thursday afternoon. june Ii. Tine bride
Er0om i- a successful business man of 1913
Cottonwood while the bride IS the uausn-
Ter of AiT. and ALrs. John r. tanoou OF
MURRAY. and very prominent in social cir
gIa= The wedding ceremony took place
al the residence OI the bride parents anu
was performed 2E JuNse IAN or ~ eIl
Lake The bride wore peaullsul SIX
wolfe dress. trimmed with Lace The dec
Grafton Of the residence was very TASTE
fuI and was admired by all those pres
emit About 100 persons, relatives ana
friends. were present az the recepglol'
which took place al o.c-3ck ln tne a-tef-
noon.
fouw8of canyon by a. party consisting OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Brown ana cl.ildieti.
air and Mrs. ATel Oieen, ar Sanders ana
children, AIr. and airs Samuel EDWARDS
aud children Airs. Gustav Larsen. MIS-
d. A. Hoover and Miss Lille Brown. Six
foam loads Left in the early morning ar
irving early ln the forenoon AT the Leaet-
z.afr Hero tlaE spent several hours
resting and struLlnE around after WlitH
they UarEook or "A liAa lufcA- supper was
eaten ON their return journey the party
camping q hale mile below me ola paper
The 18Th anniversary Of the American
rIaE was observed last IuesdaE- Many
flags were flying from the public build
iuZs of Murray,
Frsnk Hoffman. from the east. has TAX
en- "a hulitii.= olL '---- ~ A.
=.a-- SUI ~ 5----l-5,..- ~. ca go
-'ie-a7 --17 ~ e----..-
-4L i4 ~ lt-7---.-- -TF family are AGAIN
.-~1 1r-l7--s-- mn Tsroon bas
---1 r., rs coal business al PORT
t.eH i-.,t E-s ecIf am his partner
ship interest. 7+.-. cha Er-+, -s--,,z st
--le 't;- I-sF ICe7r..s.75v Sin
-5i-E- 7--- SIS rfrv-rTr THE Officers traced
!5ipos 5'5l 4l7 I -, me ma F45 mad
rf TO- az --r-fr Saon
sr y T1-.-rl.sr "a dentist Of Murray.
-- r. - - .--- r,s,ee.i-,- ffarrCGr i1
hes 5- -rfire rl.-T~f 7vhe conn
f-. ziil--9r- S,-r-7 v-r-s 20. T1r Dun
l--'-' .-,. $3.50 -f5.--r rrf.Irfrr- ro collect
.+H : .s-.- ~ -s -i-.- - t5e f5-I4-fr-
,' Genus -ili----l5 -- % ~ ~ 7-55., ~
--t---. ~ nan Nrn7 1rsrH violent lam
---= L-' if-.-rrer T-r1 ,reE fI7 ne
$1,000 s-----r ro 1aaes 'lrf was told hv
g-eelel ---- .- ~ sg--f-i. sr1ss H.
sunni tt s-t- =-- -s ~ +-zr
lNeell = wv t-. --'-. - ---
,-1,- = e-1s+7r- needed h,- Mrs
LI---- --5-rr--f.lE- her 447fssfusg hus-
\. = Tio E.--r ~ fIr-- 81 = urion
t- 81. s. = y-asr= III ace and for
printer. ~ = ~ &C., ''I ,,. ID
~ Mech on rirsr Of Anal 7g51
Iie vas -asl Ls-.t rs ,4.z- ~ 7o5l So, c-
49, -,--f---- I-.se ---1-- f,-.--lf -F ll5r,
-.-.l-- 655 r-r- u-77n-,, r.. fefr fu
lt-7- --' ~ So t,..--F u-slr 81
lt.-, ,,--..,--- u. r5..-s- -15rra ra F15 besn
-.-7 -- e4--.....l. l,-zr.ifsT a. r. fas.ra.7
@ ~ g. 5f -r rl-rf1rs mas died mis-
-o -.-l..-sI ygith tie initials Z. h
5r-,-g--e -,l-'..-i 1.~i5n certificate of mem
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

Miss Maggie Williams was knocked
from her wheel and painfully injured yes
terday afternoon near the corner of
Washington avenue and TWenty-fOurth
street. She is about Is years of ase and
the daughter OF Edwin Williams. she
was riding rapidly, going after medicine
for "a sick brother, when i'm passing
around q street car she ran into dellV-
erv rig that was coming around from the
opposite direction She was thrown 10
the ground under the horse S feet.
A comb which she had in her hair was
pushed into the scalp. making a very
painful scalp wound. The horse got
tangled up and hoppIed by the wheel and
created d lively time for a few minutes.
Miss Williams injuries were found to be
not serious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
RFFusF FRANCHTsE.
Insist That Some Amendments Must
First be Made.


Kaysviue, June 18-The city council al
the last session had Before il the appli-
cation of the Independent Telephone COM
pany for q franchise in this city. A
council committee had previously met and
after going over the proposed franchise
I'm detail had agreed on its being granted
The council however, by vote of 8 10
q turned the proposition down, and some
amendments VIII have TO be made before
the franchise is granted. Councilman
George I'll. Blood insists on a clause guar
anteeing 10 Eaysvile subscribers the per-
petual free use of all the company's lines
within Davis county A representative of
the company VIII be invited TO meet the
council early in July to consider THIS
question and others.
The council has granted another extern
sion of time to the Salt Lake & Brigham
City Electric Railway company, giving
them until Aug . to file a surety bond
of $3.50 and until Sept. i to commence
work. The road is to be completed by
July Z. 1900.
A fire that originated iu a summer kit
chen adjoining the residence of Willard
Page at CleaTfield destroyed the house
and AN of its contents. The parents were
away from home and only the children
We're on the premises. They fortunately
escaped injury. The fire occurred yes
terday az noon The loss is about 800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

William bcGregor was given Thursday
evening by has friends at the family resi-
dence on Twenty ninth street
Alr. ana AlrS. 81. II. Erhart Of Omaha
are the guest of airs j. T.. arms tr0ng-
Miss Gertrude Iackett has returned
from two weeks visit DO Nevada.
Miss Mary Young OF salt Lake. Who has
been The guest of Miss Wlnlfred Wood
mansee for two weeks. viii return home
Monday.
Mrs j A. Foler win entertain the Jolly
Thirteen club next Wednesday.
AIRS. Theodore Deming OF Sacramento.
Cal. IS the guest of Mrs u. III. Davis.
The q. A. r. celebrated Flag day very
appropriately at their hail Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Francis German left Wednesday
for Spencer. lda,i to speno the summer
with Miss Bessie Spencer
Mrs Florence r. Dean of Fruitlaud,
New Mexico, was The guest of AIRS. j..
/ G. woods the past week
Mrs Ihomas Carr enJert3lneq NUM-
Der of friends at her home Monday after
noon.
Mrs. George 1IcCormick entertained at
euchre Tuesday afternoon at her home on
i'm honor of Miss RosanE2 Henniger s
visit To Clinton her many 11lends met at
her home Tuesday evening and rendered
her delightful surprise.
Mrs ID. il. Pcery and daughter, Miss
Lulu Peery, entertained at euchrC Fri
day afternoon. Prizes were awarded the
lucky players. The house was very clabO-
rately decorated with flowers
Miss Pearl Pineree entertained NUM-
Der of her friends Wednesday afternoon
complimentary 70 Miss Mary Young of
Salt Lake.
Miss Bertha AUnsee and Mr. Al0nz0
Peek were the principals iu a very pretty
wedding which took place AT the home of
the bride or shorten avenue "Wednesday
evening Miss Josephine Murphy attend
T cd the bride and I- T. Sayers acted as
best man. ReY, j. &. Carver officiated-
Mrs r. $. Joyce gave very pleasant
euchre party Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
COnlisk won the first prize and Mrs.
Luckett the consolation prize.
Misses Eta and ELLA PingTee enter
tanned Thursday. evening IN honor Of
Leon Riley and Milton Purdy5 who are
soon to depart on missions.
Alfred Thompson of ogden welded Mrs
I A McAllester Of Columbus, Neb.s last
( Sunday.
Ogden Briefs.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Hardy viii
/ take place today at 2 O'Clock. The serv-
/ ices viii be in the Fourth ward meeting
house.
/ The 11-mOnths-old daughter Of 1Ir. and
/ Mrs. Paul w. Stecher died yesterday
morning at Springfield, His, while Mr.
and Mrs. SteChner were there visiting
/ Carl Jones. the 6-mOnths-Old son of Ed
gar Jones. died yesterday morning at the
I family residence on Twenty-sixth street
/ Funeral services viii be held there today
/ at 2 clock.
DR. Collins and wife and Charles w
are visiting In ogden for q few days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
JENNINas REARREsIED
Especial 10 The Horald1

Prove june 1S.-AleE Jennings. who IS
under bond in the Third district court for
setting fire 20 the Hishlaud Boy boarding
hOuse iu Murray last fau was arrested
here today bT Deputy Sheriff CoHaH, II
is supposed that tslere Is a question rs %
the sufficiency Of thc jennings bend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
REAL ESTATE MEN ORGANIZE.
Association Formed at Weber Club
Meeting.

meeting.
The real estate men of Ogden are TO
have an association similar 20 that OF
the real estate men of salt Lake. Tine
project was outlined at meeting held
last night in the rooms of the Weber
club. The occasion was a visit from the
committee OF the Real Estate associa-
ton of Salt Lake who urged the torma-
tion of an organization for the projection
of neutral interests and for a better adj
Vertising Of the state. The SAT- Lake
committee was composed of W. G. Tut
After discussing the plans fpr some time
the Ogden men effected q temporary orr
ganization, with W B. WeQeu as chair
man and George j. Kelly ms secretary.
They VIII meet again Thursday noon,
when the organization is TO be made and
the real estate men Will partake OF q
luncheon at the Weber club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
rrwArp HFI.p WASTED.

MATTRESSES, city, $50 s per mo-
2 lunch counter girls, out Of city, pass
dining room girl mining camp. SIS
per month
mattresses. Idaho mining camp 50
cooks. city. s. and $40 per week
cook, 0ut city. $50 per month.
g Mattresses. Montana. So per month.
Strocks Emp. Agency b W. % SCUM
CHARIBER3IAIDs. Mattresses. ia ard
scrubwomen. cooks l1ainliy and ooafaltis
house, at Strock's Employment Agency,
s. West Second South street Tel. 4b4.
Cook. Mattresses. Chamberma3ds.
House Girls, Pantry Girls, ScrubNoraen
All kinds of Hotel and Restaurant y ork
81 "a So. Tel 1889 z
COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work. Apply 21f ~. "a south
A GOOD nurse girl. one who has had
experience and can furnish references.
5lt s. State.
GIRL to assist with cooking. at Frank
Inns los s. Main
GOOD girl for general homework: must
be good cook and laundress: good wages.
small family. can mornings 81 So.
Main.
A GIRL for general homework pa So.
West Temple.
A WOMAN for house cleaning. can al
once. 152 ~. Sd South.
GOOD GIRL for general houseworz.
Apply 5i5 T. ID south
A GIRL OF woman who has no obiec-
tiOn 50 living I'm the suburbs as q good
plain cook Apply TO ". =. Cannon, 6th
West and 10th So.
LADIES to do piecework at their
homes We furnish all materials and pay
from 81 TO SO weekly. Send stamped en-
yel0pe to ROYAL Co, 81 T. Monroe St,
. Chicago.
ExPERIL-,cED girl for general house
work no washing or ironing. Apply 81
S. 9Th East
WOMAN 10 clean and wash ana iron.
Apply $50 S. West Temple St,
A GOOD woman cook. Apply sos Brig
ham St.
GIRL wanted to help in kitchen at 1s7
w md So.
GIRL for general housework 4l8 Il. LIST
South.
A GIRL about u or Il to tend baby.
Address ID 25 Herald.
WOMAN to take care of little girl G
years Of age, and keep house. 50 So. 9th
West.
GIRL to assist with homework; no
washing. Apply 1853 J.. LIST South ST.
IMMEDIATELY competent girl for
I general Homework; no washing, good
wages. Apply 1913 9Th East.
[
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. no washing. two in family refer
ence. Enquire 10 So. I'd East.
GIRLS looking for good positions, apply
( Mrs Olsen's Emp. office. ia il I'd So.
STORAGE AND MOVING.
.e~~N~s-~>~-~~e-~Ns-Ne
{ MITCHELL van & Storage Co, S. w.
| Cd So. Safes moved. Tel. 2063-Z.
/ MOVING. storing, packing and ship
ping. Redman Van & Storage Co. Phone
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

Accommodations at Worlds Fair.
When you go TO the fair stop at 'The
Deseret," 1923 Missouri avenue. Close
10 fair grounds; kept by Utah people
Rates reasonable. Address above.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

SUNDAY DINNER, so CENTS.
New Southern hotel, IA West First
South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

A BOY wants to do chores night ana
morning for board and roOln. Address u
8 Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

WOMAN wants home laundry. mems
clothes a speciality. Address SO Wa 20
Temple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

SITUATION at rough carpenter wark
in OF out city, have tools. Address ID ..
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

AIDDLE-AGED LADY would like po-
5itiOn as h0usekeeper for Wld0Wer vita
small family. Address u 80, Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

sCAVENGERs.
-@eaa--aea@s~Ns@@ es@s,~e~sseesasse@eza
SALT LAKE SCAVENGER CO. Office
Atlas blk. basement Tel. 365.
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. office
81 w. LIST south. Tel six.
WALL PAPER CLEANING.
Ns'-~---H--ss'@f
81 Richards st. Phone 1877 K
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
STOCK BROKERS


f. NJ WEST g. CO. stock brokers, 3l5
D f. Walker block. Tel. 1069-&.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
ABsTRACToRs OF TITLES.


THE Security Abstract Coz Salt Lake
and Tooele county abstracts. Atlas Blk.
rs w. "a South Tel. go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

Tony Arnold. hack. Tel. 1864 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
HAY. GRAIN AND COAL

eNNAe.s~-NeeNeeeeNNe NN~o0eNeerpeae.eE-
WE ARE headquarters for nav, Grain
flour. feed and coal. wholesale and retain
Orders promptly attended TO. 125 F. Sec
ond South. Phone 1895. Aarnaue & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
FOR - - TRADE

-rg4~.a.>--~-%-~--~---- ~7~---7~--+-1-7-r--'.
first-class business ln city; good location
owner ID nl~health Apply 10 j.. North
Temple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

YOUNG man wishes work; speaks Eng
lish and German has had one years eZ-
perience in saloon business. Address ID
4, Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

e>1s4 Witt 10, 100 o@"@ and Half p4-;~o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
STEAM DYE WORKS.


UTAH Dye Works, cleaning and dyeiug
a specially. 65 Z. Sd South. Tel. u65-Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

SITUATION as h0usekCcper for wild
over: wages reasonable. Address D 3,
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

MITCHELL Van & Storage Co, S. w.
ID So. Safes moved. Tel. 2063-Z.
MOVING, storing, packing and ship
uing Redman Van & Storage Co. Phone
555. office l26 and rs So. W. Temple St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

YOUNG man, married. wants a. job as
delivery man, well acquainted with the
city Address ID J. Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

HAIR DRESSING. mANICURING
FANNIE WILLIAMSON, 403 Scott
streveu building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

COLLECTIONS.
-oeAo~Ae-NA4eS-ss.-o~~
JOHN J. WALLACE & CO, D. +.
Walker Bldg. salt Lake collect debts
evervvgh here. Reference. Walkers Bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
SITUATIONS WANTED.

SIX YEARS experience In concentrate
ing ore understands operating Whites
ana OVeTstrom tables. address 2162 S. 9tf
East street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
STORAGE AND MOVING.

GIRLS looking for good positions, apply
Mrs Olsen's Emp. office. ia u ID So.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-29
The Spread Of Russia

prietor in Russia pleasant in the sum.
mer. On the other hand, the attend
ant duties and trials are severe, with
crops to be planted and reaped by
methods more or less old-fashioned,
although American harvesting ma
chinery is now being introduced very
extensively.
Northward, southwark, eastward,
westward, have grown the dominions
of the great white "Tsar." Not more
than $50 miles to the southwark of
the ancient capital of the grand dukes
of Muscovy are yet to be seen re.
mains Of beacon mounds where warn
ing fires against the raids of the Tar.
tars were burned not 300 years ago,
and the Tartars are the faithful Cos.
sacks OF the empire to-day.
Ten decades and more it took, but
the southern boundary of Russia to.
day is marked only by the hoary. head
of Mt. Ararat, 700 verst to the south
of Vladikavkaz as flies the gray.
winged crow.-Outing.