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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-11-08
WHEN THE PRE- BELL RINGS.
Look at This and You WIN Be Able
to Locate the Blaze.
now Fo snND IN an ALARM

now no SEND IN AN ALARM.
10 send In an alarm, open box and pun down
the lever on the inside When an aisrm is
sent in, the ere bell win sound the nuHber Of
the box and repeat the alarm four times.
There are several keys TO each box, which are
held by persons living nearby-a card attached
to each box gives the names Of such holders,
Policemen ALSO have keys.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-11-08
HOW TO LocArH AN Ar.ARal.

II the alarm is sounded from box Is. the IRE
bell win strike two, then pause and strike five,
which win indicate that the fire Is in the VICTIM
ity Of No Is box. Every alarm is repeated
four times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby riyon by the city
Council of Salt Lake City Of The Intention
Of such council 20 make the following de-
scribcd Improvement. tu-Wit.
Constructing cement sidewalk 1--WE
tcot wide, on both sides Of Third North
street from Ninth West TO Eleventh West
streets in Sidewalk District No. "a. and
deirJy the cost and expense thereof osti.
mated az Two Thousand Three Hundred
SiNly-nine ana 1910 N2,3C9.10 Dollars or
t'-lp $50 Dollars per front or linear
luul by "a local assessment upon the lots
ur pieces of grOuud within the following
described district being the district to bo
au,clcd Or benefited by said Improvement
namely. The east liNla feet OF Lot 5, and
the cast 1872 feet of Lot e. Block H. Plat
~; all Of Lots 81 and 81, Taylor's Sub
division Of the west p Of Block "a, Plat
&c. an of Lots ! TO 10 inclusive, Of Block
! b, oakley subdivision; AN of Lots ] 10
l5, inclusive Of Block ] A, oakley Subdl-
VISION; all OF Lots l TO % inclusive OF
Block J. Colorado subdivision, AN uf Lots
u TO 70 inclusive Of Block O. Oakwoud
subdivision, and an Of Lot T. Block So
Pat 'C'. salt Lake City Survey
All protests ana objections TO the carry
ing out OF such intention must be- present.
cd IN writing tp the city recorder on OF
hetorc the 10th day of NAV 1904, being tho
umc SET by said council when Il will hear
and consider such protests and objections
as may Doe made thereto.
by order Of tho city Council Of Salt
Lake City Titan
Dated March a. 1904
j. s. CRlTCHLOW Citu Recorder
sldeWalk Extension No. GO (readvertisedJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
NOTICE or DIssoLUTIoN.

IN THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
In and Tor Salt Lake County, state ot
Utah. Department No T. I'm the mat
ter OF the application Of Cunninptop
Company n corporation 20 dislncorpor.
ate and dissolve. Notice Notice Ia
hereby given, that CuunIngton Com.
pany n corporation organized and do.
ing business under the laws OF the
state Of Utah with its plac, OF bust.
ness at Salt Lake city, Utah, has pre-.
scented 10 the Third district court IN
and for Salt Lake County, Utah. a pc.
titlon praying 20 be allowed 20 disln.
corporate and dissolve. and that Fridavl
tho 3rd day OF June. a, d. 1905. al 10
o'clock a. m, or as soon thereafter az
the said matter can be heard, has heen
appointed ns the time and the court
room ~ said court I'm Department No.
thereof IN the city and county OF Salt
Lake State ~ Utah ms the place M
which tho said application IA 10 he
hoard, and all persona having ohiec.
tons to the granting 81 said retltlon.
nre hereby required 10 appear on or be-,
foro said date and make any objection
they may have thereto.
In witness whereof | have hereunto
rot my hnnd and AFFIXED tho seal OF the
district court aforesaid this sOth day
OF April a, y, 1904,
tseal) JOHN JAMES,
Clerk,
James H. MoyIs Attorney Tor petl.
tloneTa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
CARBOLIC ACID
TAKEN IN MISTAKE
Iobn n Stalker Of Wilson Lane
Meets With an Horrible
Death.
CRIMINALS IN DISTRICT COURT.
Y NJ and Y. /. NJ. !. A. Conference
TomOrrOw-Funeral Of Mrs Eliza
beth S. Read Wedding,

John n. stalker Of Wilson Lane, had
n narrow escape from death yesterday
afternoon by drinking by mistake some
rsrb0llc acid. He thought the bottle
contained some medicine and putting
II TO his mouth he took swallow, but
discovered his mistake before he had
taken much Of the drug Antidotes
.yycre administered which relieved him
and Dr. C. w. Baker Of this city was
teephoned for The physician respond
ed but had to drive several miles to the
young mans home. The stomach pump
was used and strong antidotcs so that
il is thought he will be all right again In
a few days. The drug burned his
mouth and stomach quite badly
LATER.
Dr. Baker was called out to Mr..
Stakers home about 7 o'clock last eve-
ming, and again administered an anti
dota, and from all indications the pa
tent was getting along nicely; but at
3 o'clock he took sudden turn for the
worse and had a craving for water. lie
arose to get a drink when he was seiz-
ed with pain and fell 10 the floor, dy-
ing In a few moments His sudden
death has caused a gloom over the en-
tire community
Mr. stalker was about 30 years Of age
lie leaves a wife and two small chill
dren 10 mourn his tragic end, The fu-
neral arrangements had not been COM
pIeted as this report closes.
CRIMINALS IN COURT.
Seven prisoners charged with various
crimes were arraigned before Judge
R0lapp yesterday afternoon and dates
Of hearing set
VIM, Connors and Joseph Connors
who gave their true names as James
j. Wilkinson and Walter Benyer. were
arraigned ON the charge of burglariz-
Ing Richardson's second hand store.
They viii plead Monday and have their
hearing on Tuesday
W. NJ, Miles, charged with grand lar
ceny that Of stealing S2005 from a man
named John Brown, win plead Monday
and have his hearing June Z.
James McPhearson, the man who
tried TO pass a forged check for SCI ON
Jonn Hammer VIII come up for trial
June T.
Joseph Murphy and VIM. Moor. who
give their true names as Joseph Murley
and Thos r.. Hail. VIII plead Monday
70 the charge Of burglarzing Beltzers
leWelIy store Their case was set for
trial on June 7.
Fred Plauz, who is out on bonds
VIII plead May l6 to the charge Of rape
against him by Mrs. Smith.
The suit brought by Johr Afneck
against John Jones, et az, was dis
missed ON motion Of a, L., Pratt for the
plaintiff.
The court entered Judgment against
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
NOTICE.

state Of Utah, Department of Board Of
IaIdons salt Lake CITY, Utah. May d.
1924 TO whom IL may ooucogu
Notice Is hereby given that tho state
Board ot Pardons will holi q regular srs.
sion ON saturday May n, 1904 M 10
o'clock a. M. ut tho supreme Court room
LlN ana County Building, salt Lake civ.
That at said meeting said board will
near applications for pardon lu the fol-
lowing eases, to-wit. For pardon-Ford
Engelkc. burglary John GrossbclI as.
aault with intent to commit rape: Albert
Hrucitrl houscbreaking, Charles ID Henry
embozzlemeutt Fred CrIsomuu. petit iar-
Geny.. For comutauon ot scutonce-Jaclt
Wilkinson forgery Bornoy Boyle rab-
berry; Joseph Bridge, assault to commit
Hpe, For parole-Fory G.. Heron, adult
tory.
All, persons having any interest thoro-
IN, desiring 20 Boz heard. either for or
against the granting NJ said auplicatlops
respectively are hereby notified fo bo
present at said meeting By order of
board HEBER N. WELLS
President
NJ A BREEDEN.
EDrrYf4Ytt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14

The lone Mining and Milling COMPANY
fIluclpul place OF business at Salt Lake
Guy Utah. Notice is hereby given that
at "a meeting of the directors held on
ne ON. day Of May 1894 an assessment
cenu. being assessment No Il. was duly
levied ON the capital stock Of the cOrpora.
ton, payable Immediately 10 n. W. Mad.
sen Secretary Of the Company nj his Of
Lake city titan. ANY stock upou which
thls assessment may remain unpaid on
the TN day of june 1904 win be- dplIr.
quent ami advertised for sale M public
fore Will Dee sold ou thc glth dav uf .Uira
NNi ai " D. m. t0 pay the deinmont
assessment t0g.t Their with cost of adycr.
Using and expense Of SALE
r. w MApSEN Secretary
No. ~ East First South Strrot az n O
Boz 1925. salt Lake city, Utah.
Dated May 1th. 1884,
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tho regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
lions Savings Bank n Trust Company
Will be hold al tho Comp7nys office Nos
], 3 and South East Temple Street salt
Lake city Utah, on Monday, June Gth
1904, nj II o'clock a. m, for the election
Of directors, and also for the purpose Of
considering and voting upon the proposi-
tion 10 amend the Articles N Incorpora.
ton Of the Company by striking Out Ar
ticlo III OF said Articles OF INCORPORATION
and inserting IN lieu thereof the follow,
ing:
The pursuit and bushes Of this corpor.
alton shall be TO engage In and carry ON
a Savings Bank for the receiving and nc.
cCptinE Of savings ana other deposits
with all the powers, rights ana privileges
incident % such business
To make insurance Of every kind pcr-
tanning To or connected with titles 10
real estate.
TO act az assignee. agent receiver
guardian OF the estates OF minors and I'M.
competent persons, executor ana admins.
traitor. and 10 execute trusts of every dIg.
cription not Inconsistent with law.
To become sole security in any casa
whereby law one or moro surotiog NAV
be required for tho faithful pcrf0rmance
NJ any trust office. duty action. or en-.
gaEcmcnt
TO buy sell or mortgage real estate or
personal property, Co loan money ru real
estate security or otherwise tO s.U and
assign mortgages and indorsc negotiable
instruments and 90 make execute. and
deliver bonds promissory notes and hills
TO receive deposits NJ money and to
pay an agreed rate Of interest ON the
samc
To act as security for tho faithful per-
Torrance ~ any contract
To become sole security for the faithful
performance or the dutirs NJ any public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
SPECIAL srooKnoLpERs 'MEErSro

Tho Bullon-BDck Tunnel Company. Mo-
uet Us hereby given that special stock
holders meeting of the stockholders OF
The Bulhpu-BcCk Tunnel COMPANY "A
corporation Will be held iu room ill Nc
ColucK Block, Salt Lake city Utah, ON
tllday, The 10Th day uf june. 1894. al 10 o.
clock Am for NE lOll0N ng purposes /. TO
consider the aaylsabiiy of consolidating
ana consolidating the Buliun-BDck Iuu-
pei company a corporation, with the La
ltrlnc Mining Company C0ruoraUOn.
under the name Of The Bullion Beck Tun.
mel Company g. 10 consider tho adj.
Visibility OF purchasing and purchasing
the Cyrus Oliver Lode Mining Claim
designated as Lot No 1927 g. no amend
Article Of the Articles OF Agreement OF
The Bullion-Beck Tunnel Company to
conform with the proposed consolidation.
4 To amend Article 4 of the Articles of
Agreement Of the BulliOu-Bcck Tunnel
Company to read as follows. 1.-THE prin
cipal or general place Of business Of this
corporation shall be AZ Provo city, Utah
County, Utah but its Board Of Directors
may establish and maintain offices al
such other places as II may determine
Also 90 consider any other business that
may come before the meeting Transfer
Books close Monday, June G. 1904, ana re-.
main closed until after said meeting
by order Of the Board of Directors.
r. r. ALLEN. Secretary.
Provo city, Utah, May Q 1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14

Ia RENE Mining Company. Notice les
htIeby given that "a special stockholders
meeting Of the stockholders OF the lie
RENE Mining Company a corporation.
viii be held In room an, Mccormick Block.
SAT- Lake city Utah, on Friday. tho
10th day Of june, 1894. at 10 O'Clock a. m
for the following purposes I. 10 CON
slider the advlsabillty or consolidating and
consolidating the Ia Refine Mining Com
pauy, corporation, with the Bullion
Beck Tunnel Company a corporation. un-
der the name " The Bunion-Beck Tunnel
Company, 2 To consider the adysablllty
OF purchasing ana purchasing the cyrus
Oliver Lode Mining Claim designated AS
Lot No. 1921 3. To amend Article 4 of
the Articles OF Incorporation of the La
Refine Mining Company 20 read as fol-
lows. 1.-THE principal or general place
Of business n this corporation shall be
az Provo city Utah County Utah. but
Its Board OF Directors may establish and
maintain offices mo- such other places as
Il may determine Also 10 consider any
other business that may come before mo
meeting Transfer Rocks close Monday
the 9Th day Of June 1914 ana remain clos.
ed until after eald meeting
By order Of the Board OF Directors
r. ?. ALLEN. Secretary.
Provo city. Utah. May . 1914
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

The Madsen Gold Mining and Milling
60; Principal place OF business at Salt
Lake city Utah. Notice Is hereby given
that at a meeting Of the directors held
ment Of one-fourth Of a cent per share
"a OF l cent? being assessment No. n
was duly leyIed on the capital stock OF
we corporation payable Immediately to
W. Madscn, Secretary Of the Com
pany at his office, No 81 East First
south street, Salt Lake city, Utah. ANY
STOCK upon which this assessment NAV
remain unpaid on the 7th day of juno,
1904, win be delinquent and advertised
FOR sale nc public auction. ana unless
payment is made before, will be sold ON
inc 49th day " June 1904 at D. M, 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together
with cost Of advertising ana expense Of
r. w. MADSEN. Secretary.
Box 1925, Salt Lake city, Utah.
Dated May Z 1904.
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NoTICE OF SALE.

fn the matter Of the estate and guar.
diauship Of Mary +. Emery ot al Min
ors. The UNDERSIGNED win sen az private
following described property az "A North
Eighth West street Salt Lake city Utah,
to-Wit, The east half OF th, south three
0l rods OF lut 4. block rs. plat &C." salt
square rods and situated In salt Lake
County, state Of Utah ON the 10Th day
of May A, D, 1904 aud written bids viii
De received for the same at a North
Eighth West Salt Lake City, on or be-
fore the date Of sale
MARY =. EMERY,
Guardian ~ the Estate and Persons Of
Mary IT, Emery, 81 al
Thomas & Maycock, Attorneys for
Guardian
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
NorroE TO mEATrSG CONTRA oroRs

Tho undersigned Board OF Directors
Of the Snow Academy at Fph-
rain, Utah will receive bids MP 10 y m
May l4th 1904, for the heating apparatus
and plumbing 10 be- installed In the new
Academy Building located IN Ephraim
saupete County Utah Plans and specif-
iCauons can be found at the office of r
g Watkins architect Provo Utah Each
bid must be accompanied with a certified
which viii be returned with all rejected
bids. also TO the successful bidder upon
entering into contract and giving an an
proved bond, otherwise the amount To BE-
forfeited 10 said Board The Board will
meet at the Snow Academy I'm Ephralm
on tho above date 10 publicly omen ana
read all bids and award the contract
Tho Board reserves the right TO reject
any and an bids
By order Of Board
HENRY BILL. President.
NEWTON +. MOVES. Secretary
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notice or ASSESSMENT NO. =.

The SantaQuiu Mining Company
Principal place OF business Salt Lake
city. At a regular meeting Of the
board of directors held on the 29th Of
April, 1904, an assessment of X cent per
share was levied on all outstanding
shares Of the capital stock Of this com
pany payable Immediately 10 General
Manager j. W Wilson az the cOmpany's
office, No, 30 North Second West, salt
Lake CITY Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
Both day of May, 1904 win be delin-
Quent, ana unless payment is made on
or before the 18th day OF June. win be
sold ON that day at the Company's office
at ! o'clock p, me- 10 pay said assess-
ment, together with the costs of ad-
Nortismcnt and expense OF sale.
j. y, MELTON,
ECcy. and Treas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14

200 Bowers Mining Company Principal
pace OF business, at Salt Lake city
Jtah, Notice Is hereby given that al IA
meeting OF the directors, held ON tho 29th
aaE Of April 1904 an assessment Of one
noli 90 cent per share (being assrssmont
stock Of no cor6oration' pay9hlc jimrm,oo!'
dlaieIy 20 r. T. Burton. Jr, Secretary
or the Company. at the office ot the COM
ganE. room 22j. u. r Walker Building
S4lt Lake city Utah ANY stock upon
Whleh this assessment may remain uu-
pali ON the 9Th day uf june, 1904. win be
dc.nQucnt ana advertised for sale nj
public auction. and unless payment Is
made before VIII be sold on the 25M
Hay OF june, 1894, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment together with the COST OF adj
Vcrtlslng ana expense OF sale.
r. r BURTON, JR..
,,. Secretary.
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NOTICE

Notice " hereby given that meeting
N tho members " tho Church NJ Jesus
Christ ~ Luttor-day BnlntH, residing IN
tho Fifteenth Ward ~ said Church, IN thu
County ~ Salt Lake and State OF Utah
Will DO held nt the Westinghouse ~ said
Ward, on Monday tho GOTH day Of May
1874, ~ 100 o'clock p, M for the purpose
OF considering tho adylsahlllty NJ authorlE-
lnE tho Bishop " said ward TO lease a
portion " tho real estate belonging TO
said corporation, and for the transaction
Of such other business ma may
properly como before the meeting
EDWARD ~ AaHfON,
Dated May n, lON,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14

We have fine Schools and Colleges. A
Healthy Climate, the best Water sup
ply In Utah, Sugar Factories. Cheap
Farms, Residence and Business prop
critics, an ideal place for a home We
buy, sell and exchange real estate. Al.
ply or write to ]. u, Stewart, Logan,
Utah.
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NorIcE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed BIDS will be received ND 10 Fri.
day May 2)'h 1904, 20 1880 p, M, by tho
Lake County, Utah, for the erection OF "a
school building, according 10 plans and
specifications drawn by j. a, Hcadlund q
Co., 53-52i Dooly Building whore plans
can be seen on and after May 10th. 1904
also NJ tho Clerk OF the Board, Thomas
i, Woodbury., corner Fourth Ave. and
Fourth East; bids will ho opened az tho
State Street School House. May Gth a.
1850 p. m. \ certified check NJ ror cent al
tho amount of bid must accompany each
bid Tho Trustees reserve tho right TO re-
Jet any or nl bids
ny order OF the Ronrd OF Trustees
A. 3 GABBOTT
J $ TlNGEV,
THOMAS l.. WOODBURY.,
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ONLY s1.OO
Ogden nnd Retnrn.

Via Oregon Short Line, next Sunday.
Special train leaves salt Lake 1000 a.
M returning leaves Ogden 1000 p m
Bicycles carried without charge.
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OGDEN, UTAH.

Sheep sheuring near here has lust
been finished. Some nocks viii Weld
eight pounds Of wool per head. others
only seyen, This tx considered fair
with wool at 1919 10 "A cents per lh.
The Otter creek reservoir from which
the greater portion Of the county draws
water has now l6 feet of water I'm 1t
and may not be tapped for some time
yet,
WINGET-ARNOLD NUPTIALS.
Charles @. Arnold. Of Tlntic. and
Maud Winget, daughter OF Alfonso and
Almeda Wnget Of this place. were
married this afternoon mt the home of
the brides parents. A host Of relatives
and friends We're there to bid the young
couple a happy voyage upon the sea of
matrmony
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MONROE.
WINGET.ARNOLD NUPTIALS.

splendid Crop Outlook - Flock
DoIng Well school Closed,
Special Correspondence.
Monroe, Sewer CO., May 12.--The
district school closed on the 9Th inst.
after eight months close study, The
usual program Of closing exercises
were dispensed with, but some Of the
grades had an outing by themselves.
Beets In some parts are ready for
thinning and wedding; grain looks very
healthy and fruit crops, although some-
what affected by frost a short time ago.
bid fair to yield all that the trees
ought TO bear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
SHEEPMEN AT OUTS.
Harry &. Green Charged with Pulling
Gun on Mexican fer Cause.
Special Correspondence.

Gun on Mexican fer Cause,
Special Correspondence
Monticello, San Juan CO., May IL
Harry c. Green Of the firm Of Good
man & Green, sheepmen Of Moab Is
having a preliminary hearing here to-
day, He is charged with drawing n
gun on Manuel Jaramillo, a Mexican
sheepherder in the employ Of Carlisle
4 Gordon The trouble arose about n
week ago, when the Mexican brought
his sheep to spring belonging to Green
ana made his camp, Green asked him
to move which the Mexican In emphat-
&c terms refused to do Green produced
n six-shooter and again insisted that
the gentleman from Mexico sh0uld
vamoose."
After considering the matter Mr..
Ja'amillo decided to leave without fur
Yer Trouble Later his employer swure
out warrant for Green's arrest.
Green IS one Of the most extensive
sheep growers of san Juan county, and
ia mayer Of Moab, Grand oourty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14

in this city Wednesday, May Is. At 1
o'clock the following program win be
rendered IN College halls
Selection u.,.,.,..B. Y. T. Orchestra
invocation .,.,. ,,,..,. 30. w. Andelin
Presidents Address .,,.,,.,,,. .,.,,,,
.,..... ..,,,. Hon. Jos. Il, Murdoch
Baritone Solo ,.., ....Prof A, G. Lund
foem ,'.,,,,,,,..t.. Miss Aretta Young
GRAFTON 90, .,,u..SenatOr Reed SmOOt
Cornet Solo u,,...,,.. Fred Fjeldstead
Address ",.. .Prest Geo. ii, Brimhall
BASS solo .,...,...,.W willard Andelin
Recitation .,.,,.,,.Miss Miriam Nclke
Benedlction .,., 600. %, w, Andelin
A business meeting viii follow the
general meeting and at p m. the as
ISOLATION win enjoy a banquet at the
Hotel Roberts, with A. b, Anderson as
POSTMASTER.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Jesse w. Smith, who has been in
speeding the county roads for the salt
Lake road for some time. has finished
his labors and returned to the capital.
County Attorney Page and Deputy
Sherin Barnett are IN Lehi on official
business
Sheriff Hrmon went TO Tucker last
evening and arrested four men who had
been selling gloves and other articles
taken from Horne's store i'm Benjamin
last month.
Mr.. A. V, Robson states that mis-
take occurred In reporting the circum-
stances connected with the shooting Of
his wife Tuesday evening. lie states
that the family heard a shot strike the
door, and his SON. who was I'm the house
and not running towards II from the
crowd Of boys, opened the door and
told them not 10 shoot towards the
house. Mrs. Robson then stepped TO the
door and repeated the caution, and ar
Ter having done so was struck by n
shot fired through the open door
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PROVO.
b. Y, U. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

Holds Thirteenth Annual Meeting NAV
News Briefs.
Special Correspondence,
Provo. Utah, May 1.-THE Brigham
Young University Alumni association
VIII hold its thirteenth annual reunion