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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
NEW MEXICO DELEGATION.
TERRITORY WELL REPRESENT.
co At NATIONAL IRRIGATION
CONGRESS.

From El paso Herald
Prepared to wage relentless war
against ail scheme hostile t1 tbU pro
posol Elephant Butte dam. nearly 1000
Sew MoNCauB reached E pb.0 over
tho Santa Dc thIs morning Prof
liadloy. who w1s chairman of the
mass meeting held Boz las Cruces
some wgnu ago. yesterday anuouHc.
cd thc committee ON preliminary or
l1rIUn Hr no Water Usprs aa.
.1.H.on, and che members of tho
committee arc in thiH cltE e.rded
FOR battle.
uur.ne their stay boo tht s.ty me
committee Will me,f with fhe Irr.u
ton committee of the local chamber
of commerce. aud viii confer Wth
tho engineers of th, reclamation Hors
Ice.
Tho committee is composed of
Marlin luhmau. chairman ol rhr TD.
publican county committee OF bona
Ana county Guadalupe Asaml..
wealthy cartIomau. jose o. lusaro.
sheriff 1f Dlua Ana county a. D.
Young and % o. Holt attorney, OF
Jas Cruces
a. o. rNirchou. U chairman of the
NrW MUKlso congress. representative
.um tH, 0.y of I.as Vegas. .a with
thD delegation. and be- pauau'arIy boz.
IUrrafrd Iu tHU location of tbr great
5anFuIhuo.a reservoir near lag We
gas, reports oH which nave already
been made by the government rcCla.
nation service engineers Mr TwIrch.
DIl stated hs views rcward.nE the
Elephant Butte dam forsely.
I'VE uf Naw Mexico wish 90 share
.bn benefit 0f the rain which falls
/ loo N.N Mexico, said Dec.
. OtHrr members of tine party wcrc.
7 us.ogaf, % s. Rodcy
. jaime. o. Mclaughlin. o prominent
mining man and Irrigation promoter
. sI'aa Alexander of HlIlsh0ro. ox
secretary of NoR MtK.su. sho .s "a
delegate.
/ Prof ~ q Tight president OF New
Mexico University at albuquerque
lIe WIII deliver paper before fho
. convention
Two newspaper men are with thJ
. doIoEa Vs. o. MrCrrishi 0T ths
. Albuquerque C.uon. and Vs. a Civ
ems of 'ho laH Vegas Optic
Prof ! ID TusIcy vice director
of tho Sow MsNco Agricultural ooI
Ioso o. Mgs'la Park. and Prof LutheI
. Foster president of tbD New MoKc,
. Irrigation congress. are strong sup
. pouer of inc dam az Eurlo
"a B Holt iE 8n enthusiastic adVo
cato of fhe Elephant Butte dam pro
inCl ana intends tu devote much oI
.h.H Time Boo thls city tp mIasIonar,
Eors f0r fho scheme
Oscar g. Snow who owns mauy
acres of du, aalh land near Sic
sla Park. s one of the doloFAte.
from Now MpKlCo
Ev governor T. B Prince. H0uouu
vice prHsIien. Of the congress ar
rived this morning
The New Mexico delegation hnIl
meeting al tnc hall and made tho foI
lowing selections.
Colonel O. E TWtchou. II Iaa SO
gas. chairman af the delegation
w. o. McCro.Fht of Albuquerque
secretary of tha delegation.
Delegate B IS Rodoy. of A'buquer
que. on resolutions
ex-governor o. % Prince. ri sHut'
FH member of executive committee
Colonel q W PHehalu. of white
Oaks. uu permanent organization
D.. % Tracey. of Carlsbad fur gicO
president
C. H McLsauathan. of HoHNeIl %.
credentials
Martin Luhmah. of Las Cruco.
, ou committee to select next place %
needing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

TrHuHurs Va Sow if Two n0.
fU1 Confederate fHm.I..H v.II 0s unit
Hl fHH evening when MISS Lucy Ler
uI dlush.r af General a % Un.
H,.1w. fhD bride off General James
H.Gi' uf pG.a.hI Tho ceremony
NHl pEo place iu -I pau.H church.
which Ha boon decorated for lHy H.
u..n with Confederate n1ra EaI
.mH.w Naul CuH.HI.ut. yot0r
1us ..H HuuH from Richmond y1r
u'N 1UI other Uu.u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

ho comes io thIa city to vst tbo oy.
pr fIrn Tho chic, 0r polio. Wr
kIr.y and tho cHiof of dcfrcIitea Mr
Desmond. were 'n conference. and tbo
plan evolved promises thg most care
ul protection io me president
fu the protection of tbo president
while nt tHr exposition every avenue
viii ho guarlod ana nothing viii bo
I,u Io cuunco Picked meu uf thc
Jefferson guards and policemen Boz
plain ciOihps viii nr ploDiIuuy dls
tubutod lu me immediate vicinity of
thD president all the Time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Ilnc0lu. Noh Nov I6-Iohn
Bower o. farmer who lived near
nrunIng is doad and hla son Henry
H accused OF DIS murder Both we're
ln urninF lato ln the Cyon.ng on
tho way home thoy were heard guar
rclinr later tho body OF the father
was found The coronors jury nc.
cusod the son of murder and he o.
nuw hola In Jan AZ Geneva.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

CrawiordsyIllc, Ind. Nov lG.-h
number of guosts from out Of town
are hore for the wedding of Miss
Agnes Ice Thompson. daughter of the
late novelist Maurice Thompson. and
Austin H. Ions of this city The
ceremony will take place thls evening
at the Center Presbyterian church
and viii be followed by a reception
ut Sherwood Place. tho Thompson
home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Captain Baldwin. Inventor OF the cal.
fcrnta ARROW" in New York.
Sew York. Sow u.s. Captain rh1m
Ha s. Baldwin. OFF C1II'omo. tfo Zoo.
fcu'ug uf tho a.rhIn "Thp Arrow
u which IufDrD.t.us and successful
Hie.s ueru maIo recently from the
Worlds Fair uluuda On ST. Louis, F.
u thH D.fy Hr .s paUu.Hs 90 essay
1.sh over Mamma Tan island in au
other and bottar equipped dirIeIhlo
balloon. Dee Ia awaItus tsp cous.uc
loom In Pennsylvania 0f new si,
foun horse power engine for tbo new
uIr.hIp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
EGYPTIAN 'oELEoArE rs INTER.
EsTEO IN THE PROCEEDINGS
Talks OF the Arid Lands In HIS Cogn.
try and What 10 Being Done 20
nnnIlLIn Thnm

EsFut s represented at rhr Irm
zion congress ty NJ Is % HaNbai
ouE.ue,r of irrigation al vaIr1
Mr uabhaU has been Boo tH.s ooun
ty Jwl months looking over IHo lrrr
gable area of tho Eroat ReaI and
southwest and greatly Impressed
with lhe SYSTEMS now .n force Ho
stated tHa. millions of acres 0f soml
arid land iu Evp can be irrigated
with profitable yielding coil. bot tho
grear sand BILLS along the deserts
prevent them from Irr.gal.ug those
districts with profitable results
Me- Hahhau Will remNn Until the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
10 pRoTGcr TIC pREsloENr

Extensive Preparations Are Making
By the ST. Louis Police.
st Louis. Nov l0.-EKttnaiyo and
elaborate preparations are making io
nfeguard Prevalent Roosevelt when
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
'HE Ell PAS0
lRRIGAT0RS


= 4 hfy sections meeting Boo different
hus Tbry will come t1rpthpr arair
raurral session tomorrow A On.
sr by Commander Booth Tucker Uf
.o salvation ARMY un ruraI settle.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
HANGED At THE sAlusreAoe.
a Lawyer and Mason of Marietta. o.
Took Hia own LIE.

Marietta o.. Noy iG Tho body of
Thomas Ewar a lawyer lf tnIH c1uu
ty and woH known Boa Masonic cir
clos throughout Ohio was found hans
lHF from mo baIuHmdo of tho stairs
~ me reception ball of his home horo
Ewart was 58 years old and "a gradu
ate of Marietta college Poor health
.s supposed to have boon tbc cause
Tor fhD acf uf seifdpsfrucJIUu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

HERE IN PLENTY
will be Cheaper Next Week
Than Strawberries.
WATERMELONS QUICKLY SOLD
UTAH NEW POTATOES ARE GO
ING DOWN IN JUMPS.

Now chat straw berries have had their
run and are promising TO advance daily
ln price. bIackberries. which have just
been placed on the market. viii claim
the attention of the housewife who de-
slres TO can fruit Opening at Is cents
per box Saturday morning, California
biackDerries VIII be received iu sufficient
quantities tomorrow 20 send the price
down az least 8 cents per cup.
This years berries have come to hand
in remarkably good condition. They are
of a fine flavor and may be expected to
be cheaper for the next ten days than
az any time later i'm the season
tomatoes are not quite So nigh as they
have been during the past week. Yes
Ierday many dealers were offering rha
best assorted stock ut - cents per pound
IN place OF the ruling price of two pounds
for 81 cents Potatoes also took a. drop
Jtan new spuds range from as 10 5i4
cents per pound. This decrease IS nat
ural one and is due TO the heavy supply
which is beginning to come I'm.
Several changes may be expected in the
meat line this morning Monday is usual
" the day upon which they go into eff
feet.
The few dozen watermeIons placed on
the market yesterday were quickly dis
posed Of at fancy prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
TRADE QUIET
FOR THE WEEK
Business Hesitates Pending Ma
tiOnal Political Action.
MERCHANTS WATCH EVENTS
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE SHOWS
A HEALTHY TONE.

Business was rather duli last week.
All branches of commerce suffered. The
slump from the record OF the week pre-
ceding was not great, but it was suffi-
cient TO be accorded recognition Men
on the road for wholesalers and iobbers
report orders few and far between, as
compared with a year ago. Future or
ders are slow. The excuse given is that
retailers want to see what the next
month viii bring forth.
Politics the late spring and the de-
lay in the shipment OF wool are given
as the case of the slOwness Of every
thing. While there is a fair volume of
business, merchants do not expect
much trade until after matters polit-
ically are more settled than they are
today.
Money was none too plentiful, as IS
shown by the bank clearings which
are reported at a decrease. Brokers
report much inquiry with few actual
sales.
Sugar stocks were in demand during
the week, and scored a slight advance
at the close of business yesterday
Other stocks were more or less in de-
mand, but prices asked We're a bit too
high for the offer, with the result that
few sales We're made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
BUILDING Permits.

Building permits issued last week were:
Mrs. Nettie Baysiuger, ia South
Eleventh East, modern brick 8 1890
". Jones, % II street. modern brick 5000
John and Elizabeth Cox. Fifth
North between Eighth and Ninth
West. frame cottage .-...-.-......... 400
Miss Lucy kuehner ~ IS, brick
addlLloh -.--.----.-.-. .-.-..--.-.--. 5lt
John e. BUsby Good avenue and
Nelson place, frame Cottage. 500
ID. b. AldOs, rear u Fourth East,
VI. s. Hall, 219 A street improve
menJS .-.......-.-..---- 90 ..--.----..--- olJ
J. T. Sherlock, SO East Eighth
South, brick cottage ....-........--. 100
+. H. Allison, Si5 East Seventh
South, brick cottage. 900
Joseph Nelson, Az G street. brick
cottage ..--..---- ..--.-.------ 1850
]. J. DAILY, South Main street. one
ofick wall -...-......-..4 .... ..--.... 800
HallOran & Co, rear - East Third
south. brick-wOOd house ............ 200
Mrs Myrtle Hoffman, Fifth and I
streets, brick house --...........-. 1 800
futile Bros, agents for Henry
Phipps. addition 10 Pittsburg
block, Third South and State..... G500
Byron Cummings. s3G East Eleventh
South, frame barn ...-.......-..-.-. 200
rs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

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LUCE-Friday June u. az the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Marker. AIS East
Eighth South, AIRS. Annie Q. Luce.
aged q years
Funeral sunday az 1850 at Second ward
meeting house
saturday June IS. at West
Jordan, James III. Batemsu, aged g.
years.
Funeral services Tuesday at p. No.. at
West Jordan ward house.
HOLLANDER-s june IS Mary,
wife of John II. Holiander. aged 81
Funeral services at O'Clock this after
noon from the residence OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bert g. Fox. lS7 West Third
South street Friends invited
ARCHIBALD-Tbu June 16. of
~ heart disease, David. son of William
and kate Archibald. 90 Parisys Park.
Funeral az ward meeting house Sugar
House ward sunday The 18th inst az .
p IN. Interment at city cemetery.
BURBIDGE.-At 2g North First West
street this city. June IS 1874. OF eou-
yulsious. Cleo D.. daughter Of John ID
and Laura Donaldson Burbidge born
January 9. 1903.
Funeral services sill be held Monday
at p. M. from the family residence
Friends are invited 30 attend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
MRS. NJ. |. CALL FILES COMPLAINT
AND GETS DIVORCE IN TWENTY MINUTES

Mrs. May Liscomb Cali was grant
Ell a divorce yesterday morning by
Judge Morse i'm the criminal division
of the district court twenty minutes
after the complaint had been filed with
The clerk Of the court. It vas the
quickest separation ever granted By a
court I'm the history of the state.
The complaint was filed with Deputy
County Clerk George @. Armstrong eX-
actiy al 10 O'Clock, being the first doe
ument received in the Office yesterday
morning for recording. A few minutes
later personal service was had upon
James A. Call, the defendant by an at
tac.he Of the sheTins office He said it
nd not his intention TO light the suit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
WORLDS FAIR Excursions
Via Denver s. Rio Grande.

To ST. Louis and return SO 50
To Chiago ana return ..-........... a. sc
To ST. Louis and return, via Chi
eago. or vice verss .---.-.., 50. OF
Selling dates. Tuesday and Friday Of
each week. Stopovers allowed. Final
limit sixty days from date Of sale. Pull
man and tourist sIeepers through TO ST.
Louis without change Choice of
routes. See any D. e. r. G.. agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

Five minutes later the case was called
before Judge Morse. Mrs. Cali took
the witness stand iu her own behalf.
She said she and Mr.. Can were mar
Red on Jan. ], 1894 and that two chill
dren had been the result OF the union.
rive years ago the witness said her
husband refused TO support her. and
since then has not contributed to her
maintenance. The wife concluded with
the request that she be given the Gus
tOdy of their children
Two other witnesses. friends Of Mrs.
can, were put upon the stand 60 verify
what she had testified TO. When they
had concluded. Judge Morse granted
the prayer FOR q divorce ana signed the
decree
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

Westmoreland. KAN May 5. 1902 -
Ballard Snow Liniment Co. Your
Snow Liuiment cured an CID sore on the
side of my chin that was supposed 10
be a cancer. The sore was stubborn
ana would not yield to treatment, until
I tried Snow Liniment. which did the
work IN short order. Ny sister Mrs.
county, Pa. has a sore and mistrusts
that it is a cancer. Please send her a
soc bottle. Sold by Z. c. u. T. drug de-
partment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
FLOW OF NATURAL GAS Is STRUCK
IN A WELL NEAR KAYSVILLE

George ". Stephenson Of Layton
who is driving the wen for Mr. Iarzins.
says be has never seen So strong 81
now, and believes that with a little
further work valuable d0W of oil vii
be developed.
Work VIII continue with increased
zeal for the next few days. I'm the
meantime men are awaiting the out
come With mingled fear ana hope
some have gone so far as To locate
claims on the nearest available land.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
BABY DAUGHTER DIES.
Captain and Mrs J. B. Burbidge Lose
Infant Child.

Captain of Police and Mrs John T.
buroicge are being offered the sincere re-
grel5 or their friends over the sudden
QraIn yesterday morning of their ittle
daughter, Cleo ID. Burbidge. aged eighteen
months Death was the result of con
Nulsi0uS.
The child had just recovered from an
attack Of the WhOOpiuE cough and there
was no Indication bat that her GONZALES
cence would not be speedy She was
feeling well yesterday and Mrs. Burbi5ze
had taken her out In the warm air.
Shortly before III O'Clock the baby's con-
ulJlon became worse Captain Burbidge
and the attending physician were speedily
summoned Death eusued within a short
time.
Funeral services viii be held at 4
residence. 242 North First West street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

Natural gas was struck Friday even
fug by James H. Larkins, who has
been boring for oil in the neighborhood
of KaysvIne- The gas sizzled forth
So a small jet for a few moments. and
finally leaped into the air forty feet
throwing out sand. water and mud
The water ana mud seemed saturated
with oil or gas. The odor was so strong
that it was almost unbearable 10 those
Ia the immediate vicinity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
VIOLATES MANY
CITY ORDINANCES
Or. " Hahn Brooks Liable on
Six Counts.
SkCRlLEGE IS DEPLORED
ENOUGH LAW TO KEEP HEAL
Err OFF THE STREET.

-Dr" Hahn BROOKS. who wears q garb
in imitation of Christ's and uses pre-
tended religion TO get money from vic
Tins of unmenuOnable diseases, was con-
spicuous on the streets again yesterday.
The city authorities did n0t interfere with
his blasphemous and predatory career as
he stood near the postoffice, like spider
waiting for the passing flies. The de-
cision in his case was postponed yeslei-
day by judge Diehl until next Iuesca'-
Meanwhile he is being allowed TO gather
in more shekels from the gulEDle Win
which to wage legal fights,
Many residents OF Salt Lake CITY Ieni
that the greatest Offcnse against cecency
and propriely which "Dr.' Hahn Brooks
is committing IS the saCriiege i'm lmper-
sonating in dress and appearances as tar
possible the Savior For the past week
this alleged healer and minister has,
In the garb of Jesus. preached self
created gospel on the public streets. This
guise he uses for the purpose of imposing
upon the public I'm an attempt to boom
his business OF doctor Of lOathsOme
diseases
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

urday a week ago.
Deseret National ..,..,-,---- s. 900
y ~ M ..-........-. 1872. 90
Home Fire Insurance tO-----------.--- l4l-uU
Utah Sugar Co, preferred ,..r,,,,,,,. 9,42
tab Sugar Co. common ...--.----- $40
Srate bank of I-fah.................... 143. 90
Deseret Savings bank -------.--------- -e3.uJ
lions Savings Bank and Trust CO. 5000
Utah National bank. -.-.-.---- llz-up
Provo Com and Savings Dauk...-.. lai.eJ
Lehi Com. and Savings bank ,,,.-,,, 1890
Thatcher Bros Banking Co, Logan ll5.g5
First National bank. Ogden...,..,... 21lu3
Rocky Mountain Bell Tel Co-------- 5000
Davis Co. bank, FaTuinEtOu. ...-... 40
ogden Savings bank .--., ....-,-....-, I'D .ve
Con. Wagon and Machine CO., pld.. 500
Con. Wagon and Machine Co.. conn., $500
Fremont County Sugar Co...-,-.,--.. ly-J
Anal Sugar Co. pfd.-.----..----..- s2-uJ
Anal sugar CO.. com -.----.---- llt-u1
Ida. Sugar Co. cap. Sl,UU a19-..-.... 1910
Lewiston Sugar Co ..-...-..- ....-----. lO-H
Church bonds Observation-Disclosures lQ3. 0N
Con. Ry. and Power CO.. bonds. 5000
S. L. City City railroad bonds. 1880
SUmpter Valley railroad .--.---.---.-- 1873
Utah Co. Light and Power Co bonds lol 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
ALL TEACHERS KNOW WHAT?

That the BURLINGTON ROUTE is
the BEST LINE TO ST. Louis. Chicago,
Omaha. Kansas City and all points
east. We have through car service to
al these points. CAL or write for pare
ticulars. r. +. Neslen. General Agent.
70 West Second south street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
Ill EsTATE HEALTHY.
Demand Is Still Principally for
Building Lots.

Demand Is Still Principally for
Building Lots.
The real estate market was fairly
active last week. There was an alb
sence. of any speculative interest, The
demand for lots and homes came from
parties who want to build or own
homes They have come TO Salt Lake
City to live and want TO own their
own property. The real estate men are
looking for a boom this summer and
fall They expect it on account Of the
81 900 to be expended by the Rio
Grande and Short Line for new depots
and yards: the thousands of dollars
which are being expended on street
sidewalk and sewer extensions, the i'm
prOvements at the fort and upon the
new federal building The fact that the
San Pedro road viii. within few
months have connections with the "a
cifc ocean, is also interesting people
in local property, who expect TO see
Salt Lake City grow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
BRIGHAM S. YOUNG.

No step has been taken yet to fiji the
vacancy I'm the board Of education
caused by the removal from Salt Lake
of Brigham s. Young.
Mr. Young expects TO leave this week
for Raymond. Alberta. Canada. his
resignation from the board viii prob
ably be presented at the next meeting,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
q Fstate Transfsrs.

Anna S. OIcKenna To William HObbd.
lot g. block 29, plat i ..,..........-...s2. 900
c. w Cook and wife to a.. 4. Err
cumberack, part OF surface right
on Calumet lode ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800
j.. ID. Woodruff and wife TO Annie
south. range east. ............... 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
BORN

HUNT-To Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hunt.
q girl ca June IL. Mother and child
doing well.
GRE EN.-This city on the ISth 10 the
wife Of Tom S. Green clerk I'm NJ NJ
office of The r.. q. ~. Ry 10 pound
boy. All doing we'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
Photo by seholL

July 5. He is one Of the representatives.
from the Fourth precinct. The board
viii ill the vacancy.
Mr.. Young was born in Salt Lake and
has long been conspicuous figure ia
the municipality. His histriOnic and
story telling talent Eas won him many
laurels, while he has been considered
useful member of the board.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
Local Bank Clearings.

salt Lake bank cIearings for the week
show a slight decrease as compared with
the same week last year A comparative
statement follows.