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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-14
An Ordinance

AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE
assessment upon the property ON the west
side Of East Temple street from NorLH
Temple street 90 First North street, and
on the west side Of Center street from
FIRST North street to klEe street, iu SIDE
walk districts Nos. H. 70 and ~, for ,hs
construction of sidewalks
BE it ordained by the city council OF
salt Lake City. Utah- ..
Section THAT the assessment IsL
made by the city treasurer as corrected
approved and completed By the board of
equalization and review, heretofore ualt
appointed by the city coQhll l4r -Het
purpOsel OF the property abuttIug on the
west side of East Temple street trFm
North Temple street TO First North sire
and on the west side of Center street
from First North street 70 Vine street.
iu sidewalk districts Nos. ~. 4J and ~ or
STRUGGLING sidewalks upon said portions or
said streets is hereby confirmed. and the
assessments made and returned 1n SAID
completed lists are hereby confirmed
Section Z.-Tbis ordinance shan take ef-
feet upon approval
Passed by the city council Of salt Lake
City Jtan, May le. 1898, ana referred t9
j.. S. CRiTCHLOW.
City Recorder.
Approved this Goth day of MAY. 1904
RICHARD u. MORRIS.
Mayor.
State of Utah. City and County Of Salt
1. j.. S CritcbIow city recorder of salt
Lake City. Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a fu'ls true and
correct copy of an ordinance entitled. IAN
ordnance conIlrm-n- .he aes5es-neHs
upon the property on the west side Of
East Temple street from North Temple
street 90 FIRST North street. and or the
west side Of Center street from First
North street to Vine street. in sidewalk
districts Nos. y 20 and u. for the con
structl1u Of s-leWalks- passed pF Ele
u. i+i5. AID approved by the mayor 4laF
30. 1894. as appears of record in my office.
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b Miss Rose Peterson, Secres "
tary ParkdaIe Tennis Club, Chi
CagO, IRON experience advises all
young girls who have pains and
sickness peculiar TO their sex, to
use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound.
Bow many beautiful young girls de-
velop into worn, lstless and hopeless
women. simply because sufficient atten-
tiCu has not been paid TO their physical
development No woman is exempt
froln physical weakness and periodic
pain, and young girls just budding into
vOmanhOOd should be carefully guided
physically as wei as morally. Another
woman,
Miss Hannah z. BTershon, Col
HngsWOOd, Md says:
al thought would write and tell
you that, By following your kind adj
vice, feel ike a new person. / was
always thin and delicate, and 50 weak
that j could hardly do anything. Mem
situation was irregular.
'' tried a bottle Of your Vegetable
Compound and began TO feel better
right away. I continued ats use, and
am now wen and strong, and men
struate regularly. Icannot say enough
Tor what your medicine did for ne,
5000 f5gfsH II original Of a6ags fst5sF gY0giH5
geHliEeEssa e11E5t BE- produced.
Lydia -. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound win cure any woman
in the land who suffers from
womb troubles, Inflammation OF
the oVaricss and kidney troubles
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80 CANNOT - CURED.

Backed up by over a third Of a century
of remarkable and uniform cures, a
record such as no other remedy foT the
diseases and weaknesses peculiar TO
women ever attained the prOprietOrs Of
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription now
feel fully warranted in offering to pay
$500 III legal money OF the United
States, for any case Of LeucOTrhea, Fe-
male Weakness, PrOlapsus, or Falling
of Womb which they cannot cure. All
they ask is a fair and reasonable trial OF
their means Of cure.
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state of Utah, County of Salt Lake
l. u. vs.. Wilson. cashier of Lh- above
named bank do solemuiy swear that tll
above statement Is true 10 the best Of
my knowledge and belief
u. 81. WILSON. Cashier.
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REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
The Commercial National Bank
of Salt Lake City,

AT Salt Lake City, i'm the State OF Utah
at the close of business June % 1904.
RESOURCES
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@. @. 5f IN p9gIO GRAN ylF.
1911 SL'' 40 4 ITEEeTFpN
RIO GnANlE ssk3-lllz75H5 :
CUR RENT TIME ABLE.
Infect June 9Th, 1904.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY
No. for Denver and East..---- 30 An
No. for Denver and East o.. ...- 5-4.
No for Denver anu East .--- sos 30
No. IL for Ogden and local point 600 T. 81.
No. 10 for Bingham EebeT, Pro
VO, and MarysValg 90 90 ---. 100 M
No. for Provo and Eureka zoe. 800 J. d..
No. for Ogden and Vest I-55 Al.
10. I for Ogden and West 90 %. 1.45 p III.
No. for Ogden and West d.. ..l0.59 A ~.
No. ly2 for lark city p. OF. q. see. k.l5 A ID.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY
no. 12 from Ogden and iOCa'
points . observation-disclosures. 1925 All.
No. from Denver and East ....10.40. A M.
No. I from Denver and East .... las p n
No. from Denver and East....ll;t5 PM.
No. from Bingham, HebeF
Provo and MarysVaIs o.. -. .... 600 =. HI
No. 6 from Ogden and VEST. $40 An.
No. 2 frc@1 Ogden and West coo. S:t5 =. 81
No. from OE@sn and West zee. 1855 = 81.
No. Z from Eureka and Provo. 1000 A. III.
No. 101 from Park City ---....--- 6:15 2 r.
PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE.
Az trans except Nos. 1 to G stop a.
intermediate points.
Ticket office. Do0ly Block Phone 20.
4. BENTON. G. A. P. ID.
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b overwhelming
of
MORNING O'CLOCK SHARP
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Loans and discounts .------.---.- -sa-s. lll.--
Dverdrafts secured and Uusl-
cured .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a5. -5lEa
T. S. bonds to secure circulation Zoo 0E FH.
Premiums ON T.. S. b0uus-.-----.. $3.50.
Bonds securities etc---.--------- 6.g35-1J
Banking house, furniture and fix
frr~e= - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cs-5UUJ
49, ---.-- ---.L. -r---.L Ill L
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j. p COsGRIFF

Subscribed and sworn TO before
tseaL) me this thirteenth day of june
1904 THOS. rs. PARTRIDGE.
NUraTa Public.
Ny commission expires Sept. S, 1893.
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BIN No. O. Sidewalk extension 80. ;
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The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
little Locals.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

|er, the jeweler.
class repair work at Testers.
|Depyer dailies at Langtry's.
| Sacks, Sacks. At English
IS,
Is Premium hams and bacon
Is Market,
Is pure Paris green Is cents
at Fezer's.
pork ten cents a pound at
ktreet Market.
democratic sta,e convention
| held in Denver September 81.
Randolph returned home from
rst on the upper Poudre last
/ Sturdevant Of Cheyenne was
old friends in Greeley over
bargains in furniture so to
Brothers East Side Furni-
bre.
Peoples Lumber company sells
Is paints, varnishes and colors,
made.
Emma Crone has just re.
tIom a summers visit to her
)e in Iowa.
e your buildings and iurni-
kh scott s. Lyons and you will
! protected.
b bilious, take Chamberlain's S
and Liver Tablets. For
| all druggists.
| +. and Mrs. George Reed, cor.
Zenith street and Fourteenth
last Friday. a son.
b.pound boy came to the home
and Mrs. Ray Walters, 1927
VENUE. last Thursday.
inc engines and lrrigating
fully guaranteed, for sale by
dlller. 9l7 Sixth avenue.
best and cheapest musical in.
Pts and supplies can be found
Thompson Music company.
safety deposit boxes in a FIRE
lult, for rent on easy terms.
Fld County Abstract company.
F, A. Gates left last Friday
Nh park to Join her husband,
: already there for an outing.
Lieper OF the firm Of Lieper
ling Is making preparations to
Is family to Greeley from Den.
g, W. Graham and wife are
|nl the w. E. Lester resi-
|uIing the family s absence in
|a!k.
Denver board Of aldermen last
passed an apti-trading stamp
Pee that is calculated to put a
70 this graft.
Carlson, Gus Bolander and
Fagerberg returned a few
70 from an extensive visit to
ftlve land, Sweden. All re-
great time.
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pound at FeZer's.
We want 5000 bushels O, oats riyht
away. English & Carter.
Home rendered Lard, ten pounds
sl.lO. Ninth Street Market.
Ice cream in any quantity for
receptions, ETC., at Morrisun's.
Home rendered lard, five pounds
sixty cents. Ninth Street Market.
Engraved calling cards and wed.
ding stationery at The Tribune
office.
Lawns, settees, chairs and calnp
stools at reduction Leiper &
Bowling.
Fl. Reynolds was confined TO his
home with sickness the early part of
this week.
Send your friends ''Spud Book. -
Ten potato pictures for a quartet. at
The Tribune office.
John Q. Brewer OF the Greeley post
Office Is in the hills freezing with the
rest OF the Greeley colony
The standard Of America, Masury's
paints, varnishes and colors. Sold by
the Peoples Lumber company.
have a lot Of private money to
loan on good real estate and water
stock security. A. NJ. McClenahan.
A want ad in The Tribune will
bring you what you want nine times
out OF ten. The cos is ten cents a
line.
Mrs. A. c. Croft OF l4ll Ninth
street is entertaining her mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Steyer of
LuSerne, MINI.
Buy Masury's paints, valnishes and
colors from the Peoples Lumber
company. Masurys paints are the
standard OF America.
Ralph Pollock and Willis Clark
left Yesterday tor the Leland STAN
ford university in California, where
they will study this winter.
E. L Dunham's jewelry store and
Phillip Marks meat market last
week underwent a thorough renosat-
ing with white paint and frills
Last Friday Miss Mabel Baxter
rode sixty miles, from Estes park to
Greeley, on horseback The trip is
usually considered good for two days.
The Orchard Farm residence. one
and quarter miles southwest of he
standpipe for rent: also Seven Lakes
reservoir water. Inquire George j
Spear.
Mrs. Daisy Clark. King, son Maxwell
and daughter Elizabeth arrived from
Kansas City, Mo-, Saturday and are
visiting Mrs Kings parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Max Clark.
Owing to the many applications
for apprentices in our millinery de-
partment we wish to say that we car
now use two apprentices. Apply at
once. Harry II. Shaw.
NJ ISS 1OA 4 NlllOGS ou0 4A iSS
AIquit left last Monday for the east
and will then take a steamer for
Europe. They expect to be gone
until about Christmas time.
r. F. Waggoner and two son and
Dick Truett and Mr.. Flood left last
Monday morning for the hills, They
will make it overland to Routt coun-
", and are going after big game.
Mrs. Grace Henderson, son John
and her sister, Mrs. Kate Norcross
Gale, returned home Saturday from
Estes park ana left about an hour
after for Zimmerman to finish their
vacation there.
Complaint was fled in Justice
Willard's court last Friday against
John Youngman, the Russian who
last week severely cut Charles Smith,
in the vicinity Of Highlandlake. The
complaint charges assault with in
tent to murder. In case the victim
should die this charge will be with
drawn and one OF murder substituted.
~
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COL opens very soon. The
OF vacation always finds
Ooy "out at knees and ell
s. New outfits of wear
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MLlen(Zmgo S S;S;;5ors
BQLSdE eR5PS
SEARCHING FOR IT.
Some Salt Lake City Citizens Can
Tell You Where rs Found.

II YOU have any itchiness Of the skin,
Irritating Eczema, Itching Piles;
You're looking for relief
Searching for a cure,
Salt Lake city people have found a
cure for itching skin diseases.
They tell about It. Read what this
citizen says
James l., Hutchinson, retired. Of 357
west Firth South, says 81 have had
attacks Of itching hemorrholds. COM
monty known as piles, for seven years,
In that time | can safely say l have
used more than hfty different kinds Of
salyes and ointments and | can also
say that any benefit received from them
was very trnsitory Like great
many other preparations which | no.
ticcd advertised ! came across Doan's.
and with every expectation that Il
would turn ont as all others ! had used
/ went TO the r. j, Hlll Drug co. IS store
for a box. Now II Is over four months
since / stopped using DO8n's Ointment
and there has not been q return OF the
old annoyance. II recurrence takes
place Il requires very little stretch Of
the Imagination TO reason that what
performed such am absolute cure when
II first came 20 my notice, can be de-
pended upon TO hiring about the same
results In the future.
For sale by all dealers, Price 80
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n.
Y, sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
trke no substitute
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pleaded not guilty TO the charges
placed against him 100 the Indictment
He win, ms the John Doe bon the con-
sp'uCy case come To- trial tomorrow
while the trial OF forgery against him
VIII Doe tried at 90 subsequent date
According TO the Orogonian, United
States Senator John w. Mitchell and
Congressman Blnger Hermann viii
both be unable TO come TO Portland and
testify ln the land fraud case, the trial
of which viii commence Dec. 10.
Several days ago subpoenas were
sent by Special Prosecutor IT, j, Hcney
to Washington, ID. c.. asking Senator
Mitchell ana Congressman Herman to
come 20 Portland Dee. 10 to test-
49, Their answers have been received
by United states District Judge G. b.,
Bellinger and state that press OF Off
clal business prevents their attendance
at the trial.
During the few days that intervene
between now and the Christmas recess.
they say. several bills of the utmost inn
portance 90 Oregon will come before
Congress. some OF which, II is expected,
VIII DE voted upon,
I'm addition there are important bills
before the different committees which
would suffer by their absence IN view
Of these circumstances neither gentle
man feels that he can leave the capital
at such a time, much as they regret the
fact that they are unable to aftord 20
government AN the service I'm their
power in the prosecution Of the cases.
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RAN JOHNSON GETS
SALARY Of $4,000
Good Thing for President Of the
American Baseball
League
REFUSED PRESENT OF $4,000,
uow fine New Directorate is Com
oo.cd-Ban President for Life Of
Agreement Ten Years.

rn bo big American league meeting
~, lining Of the past The ilnal session
III, momates. held in Chicago on the
~, voe marked by the recollection OF C.
." somors Of Cleveland as vice president
orcanilztion. the election OF new
' M directors, and the adoption Of "a
.. s.sot,tlons 10 govern the Internal ar
100 tbe league. Schedules and playing
ia ',.s we're discussed to some length, but
lu', i.s,lt, action was taken In these mat
Nv, but they will come up for consldera-
,,or when the league meets In February
m New York ,
r., f,llowing compose the new dlrec-
lltrt,' Ia n slIbe Of Philadelphia, j. J.
lWlG'. 80 postou. w. II. NaWkoy VI De-
'1rd n 4, Hedges OF st. Louis. These
W,cotors arc chosen by CLUBS, WhlCn allei-
oiy.',5ob year. aud Il was Washington s.
,,,c to hnve "a place ON the board lhls
.'oar bnt there being NO permanent organ
j,etlon IN that city MY Shibe got re-
sppontmont ,..,,......
mates was when they unanimously voted
,i.o President Ban Johnson q salary OF
to6m wear Ban Johnson Is regarded as
sci0e the greatest leader in the baseball
s1orId and as he has led the American
hague Ia unthought-ot prosperity he
Should profit by IT,
al Tho time VI the reorganization Of the
American league In 1880 Mr. Johnson was
elected president for the life Of the new
agreement. ten years. Last winter tho
ilsrne raised his salary to $1,000 annu.
XIX and voted him Christmas present Of
500 besides. lie refused the gift but aC-
,apted thc salary for one year only with
he protest that the league might not
always be- us prosperous as In 1903. The
hgt season, however, was so much more
uosperous that there was no chance for
tSe executive to ask for a cut In his sal-
sry. which was voted him for the re-
m1nng six years of the existing agree
t.fuf
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
sails, a Three.Yenr.old. Makes Initial
Bow and Wins.

Los Angeles, Dec i2-sals. Blutos good
S-year-old made his first appearance to-
day In the fourth race and, coupled with
Tim Payne In the betting was made "a
strong fayOrte. lie won handuy from
his stable mate with Judge Denton
third Aside from this race, there was
not much feature TO the card The day
was rather dlsaHeeable owing to a
strong wind that blew clouds 0f dust
down the stretch. Weather clear. Track
fast Summary
First race, selling i've and a half fur
longs-Patsy Brown won, Prncemont Sec
ond, Dusky Secret third. yimc-t,O95
Second race, selling five furlongs-Ty-
r0lean won. Light OF Day second, Goth.
lion third. Time-lO2
Third race, selling, mile and seventy
yards-Chub won, Jgnler second. Dia.
mantle third, Time-iAL
Fourth race, SlausOu Course-Sais won
Tim Payne second Judge Denton third.
Time-l:llA.
Fifth race, selling six furongs -Dollle
Weithon won, Dan Coils second, Golden
Light third Time-1lG
Sixth race one mile-CanoiO won, phy2
second, Anirad third. 1imo-l:i3a
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Events at Oakland.

San Francisco Dec l2-Muddy going
prevailed az Oakland today, and follow
crs Of favoritos Jared badly, Pelham be-
ing the only first choice 20 land Ko-
mombo showed considerable Improvement
when he won the first race. and the
stewards are investigating. Results:
First race. six furlongs. selling-K0.
mOmbO won, instrument second, The
Lieutenant third. Time-l,l6.
Second race, five and q half furlongs,
purse-Cardlnal Carte won, Head Dance
second, Lady Goodrich third. Time
1907.
Third race, Futurty course, selling Sol
Iichtensteln won. Plcakawy second. Matt
Hogan third Time-lI2
Fourth race, mile and fifty yards, SELL
lng-Elli0tt won, San Nicholas second,
Nesuvian third Time-i.i6i
Fifth race, mile end a sixteenth sell
ing-MajOr Tenny won Dusty Miller sec
Ond SCherzo third Time-l,jlh
Sixth race seven and a half furlongs-
Pelham won. Gateway second Dr. Leddo
third, Tlme-l'S6h
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OF Interest 10 Mothern.

Thousands Of little ones die every year
Of Group Most Of them could have been
and Tar and every family with children
should keep It IN the house. II contains
no 0piatos ana is safe and sure. Mrs
George n Picket San Francisco CAL
writes. "Aly baby had a dangerous at.
tack Of the Group and we thought she
would choke TO death but one dose "
Foloys Honey and Tar relieved her at
once after other remedies had failed We
are never a minute without It In the
house" f. j. llill Drug Co.
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WITH THE BOWLERs.
Iuxedos and Brllliunts clash and For.
mer Were Victorious.
HOW THEY STAND

The two teams considered the best IA
the bowling league the TuNodos and Bril-
linnts. tangled last night ana had merry
night before the series were over with The
TuNodos proved The batter and broke ID
three games were 1882. as against the pre-
ViOuS record Of 2.1B
In last nights contest Gamble managed
TO defeat Young for high individual h0n-
ors The scores follow
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BRITT WANTS SHORT END.
California Fighter says lie Would Rather
Not be the Fatprltc.

According TO word received from San
Francisco. Jimmy Britt would Ike 90 be
ON the short end bets in his coming tanglo
with Battling Nelson
Britt has been working quietly az the
Olympic club several days doing light
tramps ON the road As Jimmy has two
weeks 10 train 40 The Seal Rock house,
DC win not want for time He win have
bis same old corps of trainers Frank
Raianl VIII act ls chief sp1rrlug partner
and "liv' Krolng win teach him some
new points in WRESTLING. sam Berger
ana Frank Mcconnell win drop out oc-
casionally and give Britt some heavy
work which ho win need
what do the people you meet think
Of my chances of heating Nelson
quizzcd the champion this morning before
ho LETT for the ocean beach "The ma
jorlty pick You TO wIn' responded the
writer
m that is the case ] will be on the
short end ln the betting" said Britt, who
seemed rather surprised
'ies, you Will probably be 10 70
on a 10 TO Z favorIte"
81 am sorry 10 hear you Say that cole
tinucd Jimmy "for | don't like 20 be ON
the long end, and | will tell You why
When you are the favor a the public
expects too much of you. They look for
you 20 knock your opponent out IN three
or four rounds. and Il you don't they say
you arc no good. Even II You get tho
decision they don't give you the credit
coming to you when the other follow Is
the flyOrlte and you beat him, then the
public gives YOU vour just deserts. When
] fought COruCtt ! was more at ease with
myself than r any other fight and he
was the fayOrito Everybody thought no
would win and litt'o was expected Of me
L. escaped . Knockout they said |
would be lucky ] was cool, and calm,
ana the fact my defeat was predicted
On all sides dld NOT worry me particle.
Some might think that ! want 10 be on
ne short end for betting purposes but
there Is nothing iu that don't bet
enough money ON pysolf 90 have the odds
make much difference My friends bet a
Lroat deal more munCy than / do.
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Small Crowd. NO Fight.

Chicago. Dec. l9.-The tcn-round fight
scheduled for tonight between Buddy
Ryan Of Chicago and Billy Melody OF
Boston. at the Harlem Athletic club, was
called on because Of the small crowd.
There was not enough money taken IN
at the doors 10 pay the purse, ana tie
men refused TO fight for a percentage
Of the receipts.
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MAY NOT MAKE TRIP.
some Opposition to the Proposed Game
In California Next Month,

While members Of the g. Of Y. football
team. me coach and manager are anxious
10 make the proposed trip Ia Los Angeles
TO play Harvey Holmes team on New
Years day. there Is some opposition 90 the
scheme. and IL IS barely possible that the
trD will not be made. although the boys
are confident that Il VIII be,
To take definite action on the matter,
meeting of the athNtiC hoard was called
iof this afternoon, and II Is believed that
The decision will be IN favor OF the trip,
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Tennis to Play Hockey.

In short time several hockey teams
win likely be organized In this city, and
then fun Tor the skaters.
Fred FOulger, considered a first class
phyer has organized a team which Is
ready aud anxious to play any In the
state Ne would like 10 arrange for 4
series for the state championship. and he
believes bis team could carry of the hon.
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prom cornell to Stanford.

ithaca. a. ". Dec. l2-prof Harris j.
Ryan of the department of electrical enc
cheering at Cornell university VIII bee
como me head OF The electrical pnHInccr-
ng department at Leland Stanford Junior
university Aug. j. 1905.
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MEXICAN Band to Accompany Elks

El Paso, Tex, Dec l2.-Gov. Ahumada
OF jalsco, Mexico has rendered his band
to the III Paso Elks TO accompany
them TO Brooklyn next summer, when
turc Of the ioO7 meeting Of the grand
lodge.
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ors. The lineup rs announced as follows.
Fred Foulgcr captains Bert Morgotts
FRANK Fculgor Ed Baker. y. h.. Bost,
Erickson.
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Averages A, W. Smith 1928, S.
SPITE, lGo 10: Mays, lSi; Tobln, 9j 2.3.
Young ISL l-3.