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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
KUR0kl MOVING
WITH CAUTION
lconduued from Page /.

Continued from Page f..
that there shall not be any further rail
communication between General Kuro-
patkin and Port arthur. Official adj
vices received today by the general
staff say the japanese have destroyed
hfJy miles ofthe railroad north of Kin
Chou. No resistance was made by the
Russians, who are gradually abandon
ing IT, on the japanese approach Col.
SpIrdOrf of the Amur railroad battal-
ion is seeking to render the railroad
as useless as possible by removing the
switches and otherwise disabling the
railroad. The Russians are retiring be-
cause of the approach of the japanese
column sent westward 10y General
kuroki Immediately after the occupa-
ton of Feng Wang Cheng.
Experts who discussed the military
situation today expressed the opinion
that General Kuropatkin wiz not re-
main at Lao Yang. Their view seems
60 be borne out by reports from Lao
Yang announcing the departure of
Russian families from that point. Tt
is said that General KUropatkin is not
at all discouraged By the advance of
the japanese. kilograms received here
today from Lao Yang report him as
being perfectly satisfied" with the
outlook
II was announced today that the
Tenth and Seventeenth army corps will
leave May Is for Manchuria. This force
includes the Orenburg division of
COssacks and artillery, armed with the
new model rapid fire field guns,
Grand Duke Nicholas left st. Peters
burg today to join the emperor. he
viii make a careful inspection OF the
cavalry TO be sent out TO the far east.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
WANTS A PULLMAN
Well Dressed VagraRt Tells
Court He viii Leave by
That Route.

81 want To- leave town on the 11:45
Pullman Tuesday night" stated VIII
liam Johnson, a self-cOHfessed vaErant.
yesterday afternoon 10 Judge Diehi I'm
answer TO the courts query as to how
soon be could leave town.
Leave Salt Lake City ON q Pull
man2' calculated his surprised honor:
why, you're the first yag' I ever heard
OF who could afford to go by that
route"
Johnson. Who does not hear the ear
marks of a yagrant was arrested sun
day afternoon. He had little money in
his possession. but was well dressed.
He gave the court a second cause for
merTimeut earlier during his hearing
by inQuiriug as TO why he was required
TO plead guilty Ito the charge of not
being an Indian"
He was informed that an Indian was
exempt from arrest under the statutes
as vagraut. Johnson was given
twenty-fouT hours TO bid farewell to
Zion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
TWO MEN ARE STABBED
Knives Flash as Result of Al
terCatiOns Between Va
riOus Persons.

Two cutting affairs neither of which
terminated seriously, ACQUIRED within half
an hour of each other shortly before j.
O'Clock last night. IT. Asauuma. "a Jap
auese lodging house proprietor was cut
IN the right arm with q razor by q negro
who had entered Asaluma's place Of bust
ness presumably for the purpose Of steal
Ing what be could from the rooms. 4 To-
}ear0ld boy. William Sherman. who was
with the colored trcspasseT was caught
and held by the Jap but the negro. after
staDbine the Oriental made his escape.
2e pap took shot after him without
r. =. Christensen. q brick LAYER residing
OF +a- Hazel court was sta bDed iu the
right side IS the result of an alteration
with Lee Hokpins. a Young soldier Hop
Hlnsr according 90 Christensen. sCc0-Ied
BIN ou West Second Soulh street near
Commercial street Words led 60 the Tor
NOR drawing s. short dirk fr0m his belt
and the cutting followed. The wound
was. D0t serious one. s. Schultz q bro
ther soldier who aceomUa Hopkins.
was Jailed for using abusive language to-
wards the injured man. The arrest in the
former case was made bv officer Miner.
Wliie officer Parry jailed the soldiers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
ACCIDENT AZ sILVER KING.
Thomas Kay Injured by Small Drill
Falling on Him


Park City, May 16-This morning while
at work fin the Silver King mine Thomas
Kay received some very painful though
not necessarily fatal. injuries. Dir, Kay
was carrying q small Burley machine
which had been brought down from inc
top on the cage. to the place ln the
drift where il was to be used. when ne
accidentally stepped into hole ana inc
machine fell on him. Mr.. Kay was taken
10 the top and a doctor summoned. IS nlir
no bones were broken it was very paln-
ful accident.
While playing last evening near her
home Miss Iva Getch feh and fractured
her elbow. a physician was summoned
and reduced the fracture, and the httie
one IS getting along nicely.
Today while at work i'm the Daly-JUdge
mine James Shields had his little ungeI
on the right hand badly mashed. he was
lifting q car Ou the track. when nus
finger caught DR.. Ward dressed the
wound and while the injury is noe very
serious il is very painful and viii necc5-
state his laying off from work for al
least a week
Simon Trasier returned home from
South America.
Mrs. Helen Franklin returned TO the
city this afternoon after month WISH
IN the Park.
The Opheus club musicale which was
given in the Dewey theatre last even
ing under the direction OF the t.. j.. O.
T., was fairly well attended and much
enjoyed by ALL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
NEW ARMoRY FOR NEPHI.
A to Have Handsome
House COSTING $1,000.

Nephi, May 15.-ThrOugh the efforts o.
Captain Andrews OF Company q SUI
able armOry will bC built within ninety
DAYS which viii bC the pride OF the
bows Architect Watkins of Provo. Sen-
ator WhitmOre and the national guard
officers were i'm conference today, when
the final arrangements were made The
5000. it viii be built of brick. The sides,
however. viii be pillars with sliding vim
dOWs 50 that they may be thrown open
on summer evenings and closed In WIN
ter. The structure VIII measure ivJ o&
~ feet inside. giving ample opportunity
for all company mauedFCTs- Besides Lile
main room there wilt be three TOms, To
stOreTo0ms and two cloak rooms The
floor viii be maple. suited for dancing,
and viii be covered with canvas when
used for other purposes. 1T is the lnteu-
ton of the officers. besides having the
best drilled company iu tho Euard, 10
make the organization social feature
I'm the community. and during the VIM
ter evenings the boys Wiz auuse them-
selves with indoor baseball, basket bal
and other like sports. The building viii
be owner hy Senator Whitmore and ieasel
10 the officers of The guard for term Of
three wears.
q. NJ Whiimore, cashier of the First
National bank. viii erect @ handsome resi-
dence OF colonial style at the corner OF
Main and Center streets, this summer, al
a cost Of about $500.
NePni was visited by one OF the worst
electrical storms. YESTERDAY Afternoon
that has ever beGu experienced iu this
locality. Thomas Bowles. with his horse
and buggy, was struck and the horse inc
stantIy killed 81F BoWies luckily Wa=
only stunned and viii recover
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
STATE NEWS
49, - FAcILITIEs.
Emery County Citizens Desire a
Warehouse at Mounds.

CastledaIe Nay 15.-The citizens al
Emery county are again 8gitating Ine
matter of petiti0ning the railroad com
panv To erect warehouse 80 me
Mounds station iu order mat an
freight may be hauled from that point,
as the road FOE fTeightiug no ana lron
that point is much better than the road
10 Price. The road 10 the former point
viii ali he IN Emery county. while no"
the Carbon county commissioner have
to keep iu repair half of the road be-
tween Price station and here and they
fail TO do anything with IT, Mounds is
$50 on the route 10 the Sunnvside min
iug camp, ana q great deal Of peddnns
Is done 10 that camp. IS petition IS now
under way 90 have the change made A
great deal of complaint has been made
TO the Carbon county commissioners. bur
TO no avail. although The matter IS prime
CiDauv 20 the interest of their county.
The Emery Stake academy closes on
next FRIDAY This has been the most
successful year I'm the history OF that
Institution. A most excellent programme
is to be rendered at the commencement
exercises.
quite a delegation of Castledaleites len
for Canada this week The Canada fe-
yer is sdl raging here and people are
emigrating there quite frequently iFem
This county,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
Established 1871. 100 Otficsa
J'hs Oldest and Largest
r. G. DUN e co
GEORGE RUST, General Manager,
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming Offices in
Progress building, Salt Lake City.
Notice Of Redemption Of Bonds Of
Salt Lake City, Utah.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Salt Lake CITY, municipal corporation
under the laws of Utah, has elected 10
redeem and Will redeem and pay au out
stauding bonds of said city bearing date
July list 1892.
A more specific description of said
bonds is as follows:
Five hundred and forty-eight (5a5)
bonds of SalA Lake City, Utah, of an is
sue of six HI dred (500l bonds of the de-
nomination of one thousand Isl, 000.0O dol
lars each bearing interest at five %
per cent per annum, date Of issue July
], 1892, payable at any time after ten QO
years from the date of issue ar the OPP
ton of said city. said bonds being num-
bered from one I'D to five hundred and
forty-elght (54S) cOnsecuuVely, both num-
be-s included.
Said bonds shall be presented for final
redemption 60 the banking house of
Wells-FargO e. Co, in the City OF New
York or to the banking house of said
Wells Fargo & Co, in Salt Lake City,
Utah, or to the treasurer of salt Lake
City, Utah, on or before July I. 1894
Said bonds shall cease to draw interest
after said July T. 1904
This notice is published pursuant TO or
dinauce and pursuant 90 a resolution Of
the city council of Salt Lake City. Utah.
passed and approved by the mayor on
the Z5th day Of April, 1903
Dated May j, 1904.
FISHER HARRIS
Treasurer of Salt Lake City, Utah.
J. S. CRITCHLow.
Recorder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. May 16.-W. c. Donaldson, a
Rio Graude brakeman, is having his pre-
limiuary examination on charge OF
burglary. before Justice NOOu. Mr. Don
alds0u is charged with breaking into a
Rio Craude Western car 10 Tucker. M
October last and taking a Ke~ Of whisky
from the car. The defendant took a hand
in cross-examiuing one of the witnesses
for the prosecution and proved 10 he
quite aH expert. lie is represented 10y
Attorney Warner.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to The following couples; B. Thomas
Higgs aged D. and Anne O.. Parker. aged
% both of Provo. NJ. O.. Brewer of Provo
Bench aged 46, and Martha A. Phillips
Of Pleasant Grove, aged a., Albert jacob
son OF Lake View, aged %, and Estella
Collins of Provo. aged 2.
Miss Nilate Elliott. who has been a
missionary iu England for about two
years. is on her way home and expected
early ia June,
In the case OF Richard 81 Young VS..
William Duncan, submitted Jan. Sd on an
agreement to furnish briefs, and no briefs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
Notice

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
city council of Salt Lake city of tne in
lowing described improvement. t0-Wlt-
Grading curbing and paving s0uth
Temple street from the east side or STATE
street 10 the west side OF Tenth East
street. in paving district No. U.s. and de-
fray the cost and expense thereon eStl-
mated at one hundred tnlfty-LNo LlcH-
sand. one hundred nine weight and t2-ly9
ttlj2 $3.50 dollars. or eleven ana 5}-iy
lSlI25) per front OF linear foot, by lOcai
assessment upon the lots OF pieces Ot
ground within the following described dis
trict. being the district 90 Dee atIected OF
benefited 10y said Improvement. HdInel4
All of lots 5 and g block %, plat an
of lots 3. 9. and $, block - plat a =.
8il OF lots D. 8. 6 aud S. block 81. plat il
an of lots and s. block s. Plat aii
Of lots 5 &. ana 2, block - plaL ID
an OF lots and 6, block 60, plat 3 an
of lots 5. g. ana s. block tl. Plat 'b
au of lots and 6. block g. plat ~ aii
az lots 5. 8, and 8. block J5 plat .
an of lots ] and 2. block 1, all OF lots Z
and 2 block .; an of lots ] and 2. block
9; an of lots j and ? block q, all OF loJs
i and 2. block 8; all OF lots I and 2 block
g. al of lots I and D block = all of lots ]
and q block 8; ala Of lots ] and 2, block 9;
al of lots ] and q block l3i all Of lots
and 2. block IL, all al lots and = piock
IL; an Of lots and 2. block is an Of lois
d q 3 4 s, g. and s. block D. plat "l,
and an OF lots ] and q. block s. Plat 60
Salt Lake City survey
All protests and objections TO tlc car
TyinE out of such intention must DE pre-
scented I'm writing 10 tde city recorder on
or before the 9Th day of June, 1904 being
the tlmC set hy said council when it win
hear and consider such protests ANA OBJ
ioctions as may be maQo thereto.
Bv order OF the city council 81 Sa}t
Lake City. Utah. J. S. CElTCHLOTE
DATED May p laof
Paving extension 40 IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17

having been furnished The court has
natse an order eFerruiins tae demurrer
and denying the motion 10 strike out
Judge Booth and Court StenoETapler
Roberts went TO Ncphi this morning To
hold court.
city Quarantine Physician IaVIcr haas
notified an the doctors that under am
order of The state board of health all
cases of WhOopiug cough must be quar-
antined. Superintendent of schools Raw
Ings has also been notified that ans uu-
pN With suspicious cough must be
sent home and not allowed to return uu-
I'LL the presence or absence OF WhOODins
cough IS determined
Lorenzo Bate has pctironed for Iot-
tiers of guardianship of Ne-He Bate. et al.
minor Hearing has been set FOR the 1Sth
inst
me county comm Lssl0uCrs met today
and allowed number of Gains and also
inspected the county iufirmary. A pc
t1ti0n from citizens of Benjamin for an
appropriation to improve tie county rOaI
was referred to Commissioner Dixon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
RENEWED ASSURANCES.
China VIII Not Take Part in the
Russo-Japanese War.


Russo-Japanese War,
St Petersburg, May Is C2:1O p. M
In order TO aIlay Russian apprehension
IS to the attitude of China the Chi
nese minister here has given Foreign
Minister Lamsdorff fresh assurances
Of the purpose of his government not
70 violate lis neutrality and TO pre-
serve tranquility throughout the en-
pire. These assurances. which are
based on dispatches received from the
Chinese foreign office and Niceroy
Yuan Shi KAT commander-iu -chief of
the Chinese forces, set forth in the most
positive terms that there is absolutely
no ground TO believe that China viii
depart from her proclaimed attitude.
While there has not beeen the
slightest fear that the peace OF the em-
piTe would be disturbed OF that my
government would intervene i'm the
war said the Chinese minister to the
correspondents Of the Associated Press.
lit was still deemed wise 10 communi-
cate to Picking and Nfceroy Yuan Shi
Kai the sensational TUmOrs circulating
I'm Europe
The Chinese foreign odice reiterated
that China Is determined go continue
to observe the strictest neutrality, Civ
ing support neither to Russia nor Ja-
pan,
'eViceroy Yuan Shi Kai tcIegraphed
that the rumors of impending uprisings
were without foundation, and assured
me that q repetition of the Boxer re
volt of 1900 was impossible
The minister was not advised Of the
attack of the governor of Foo Chow on
the coal mines at Port Adams. he
thinks the circumstances are misun-
derstood and that it gill be found that
there was no intention to commit an
act Of hostility against Russia.
Nor was the minister informed Of the
reported Chinese attacks on Russian
troops in ManchuTia, for which, even II
they occurred, China could not be heir
responsible, as the region is comprised
In the theatre Of war which is specific
ally exempted from Chinese jurisdic-
ton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
NORSEMEN TO CELEBRATE.
Norwegian Festivities at Calder's
Park Today.

Norwegian residents Of Salt LAKE
City VIII celebrate the national holiday
Of their c0uutry-the uineJietn ami
versary of the forming Of their con-
stitution-at Callers park today. Prep
aratiOus have been made for speech
making and number of athletic
events. The excursion is their first an
uual trip. Addresses viii be made by
Justice c. N. Nelson, j. ThorIlisen and
Martin Christensen. Music viii be
furnished by the Norwegian choir. and
a quartetJe from the members Of the
choir.
features of the occasion 4 tug of war
between Murray and Salt Lake City
has also been arranged for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
CAT FORMS A CIRCUIT
Feline Attempts to Amble AI0nd
Wires With Fatal
Results.

That cat FUR IS an excellent conduct or
or electricity was amply proved az a. u
yesterday on the power lines of the Utah
Lake and Ogden.
Ihe wildcat climbed a pole near the
Weoer river. Everything went well un-
~ sue attempted 10 make her way along
circuit had been formed and every one
Of the cats nine lives was flashed i'm
Etantly out.
and the 2S00o-vOlt feed wire 10 Sa7r Lake
city fel 70 the ground, The cause of
me accident was not discovered f7rrfr
some hours later. when the damage was
repaired by Iiuemen. The cat was barIIv
burned but It's body is 20 be stuffed ana
mounted as a cUrio.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
Many women are denied the
happiness of children through
arrangement Of the generatiYe
organs. Mrs. Boyer advises
women to use Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

"DEAR Mrs. PIHKHAM: II suffered
with stomach complaint for years. I
got so bad that 1 could not carry my
children but five months, then would
have a miscarriage. The last time I
became PREGNANT, my husband got me
TO take Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. After taking the
first bottle 1 was relieved Of the sick
ness Of stomach, and began to feel bet
ter in every way. I continued its use
and was enabled to carry my baby 10
maturity. I now have a nice baby
girl. and can work better than I ever
could before. am like q new woman"
-MRs. FRANK BEVEB, % S. Second St,
Merideu, Conn. - $1,000 forfeit f original 81
above letter BYoUfng geHnsHess cannot Be produced
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
CLAYTON RECEIVES SENTENCE.
Is Given Eighteen Months in Peni-
tertiary By Judge Hart.

:
Logan May ia. r. Clayton. convict
ed of embezzlemeut about ten days ago.
was sentenced this morning by Judge
Hart to eighteen months in the state
prison Attorney Nedgwood, on behalf
of Clayton. moved for a new trial and
argued his motion at great length. Dis
trict Attorney NebekeT answered the ar
gument and the court then denied the
motion. Attorney WedgWood then made
a plea for IenieucE. and, the district at
tOrney secondiug that plea Clayton was
given only six months more than the uin-
imum sentence. lie was Immediately
turned over to the sheriff and win be
taken TO Salt Lake City tomorrow. HIS
attorney asked for and was allowed
fOrty-five days iu which TO prepare a bill
of exceptions, which indicates that an
appeal may be taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
Denial at Toxic.

Toxic, May Is C. p. Min refuta-
ton of the claim that racial and re-
ligious prejudices inspired tne japanese
TO engase in the war with Russia
thousands of Buddhists. ShintOists and
Christians held 9 joint meeting here
today at which addresses denying The
charge were delivered by several lead
ing priests and ministers. A resolution
was adopted declaring that the war
was not connected with racial or religi-
Gus questions, but was being carried on
10 insure the security of the empire Of
Japan and permanent peace in the far
east tt was further asserted that this
was distinctly in the interest OF justio
and the CIVILIZATION of the World
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
sACRIFICE Is -.
japanese Expect TO Occupy Port Dali
ny in a Day or Two.

japanese Expect 70 Occupy Port Dali
ny in a Day or Two,
Che Foo, May IS a p. MA COM
bined land and sea attack on Port Ar
thur is expected to take place between
May 20 and May o.
The japanese hope to occupy Port
Dalny within q few days. Dalny is not
fortified. the only fort in the vicinity
being one midway between fallen Wan
and Kin Chou. After the destruction
Of the submarine mines at Talien Wan
the japanese intend 20 land additional
troops there and commence an attack
on Port arthur
A japanese officer Informed the cor
respondent of the Associated Press that
the japanese are ready to lose two
thousand men IN the attack This he
did not consider TO he large number
in view of the great percentage of sick
and wounded who viii be able 10 re-
take the field, as q result Of modern
hospital equipment
Well informed Chinese say that the
entrance TO Port Arthur Is not blocked.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
Notice

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
City Council OF salt Lake City OF the in-
teEtiOu or such council TO make the fol-
lowing described Improvement. tO-wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral on the
west hair OF Market street TO connect
with sewer ON West Temple street. in
sewer district NO J and CelTav The cost
and expense thereof. estimated at f0ur
hundred twenty and nO-lOl ts42J0O Dol
lars or -0-I90 $500 dollars per front or
linear foot bV a local assessment for a
depth Of twenty-five t25} feet upon the
lots or pieces OF ground within The fol-
lowing described district. being the
district TO Zee affected or Benefited by SAID
improves namely; The east - feet
az the west $50 e,st u Tot g. the east 3Q5
feet of lot 4. block 81. Dla5 "A, salt Lake
City survey.
AIN protests and objections to the carry
ing out of such intention must DE present.
ed in writing 10 the city. recorder on or
before the z3d Gay of Ma. 1904 being the
time set 1y said council nen t VIII hear
and consider such protests and objections
as may be MADE thereto.
BY order Of the city council Of Salt Lake
City. Utah
Dated April 9Th. 80
J. S. CRITCHLOW.
CITY Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 133.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
undersigned up to the evening of We'd
uesday, MAY IS 1904 to furnish material
and To sink q four-foot steel. wood or
iron shaft TO the depth OF $50
feet ON the property of the Utah OH <
Liquid Asphalt company, near Rasel, Box
Elder county, Utah. The right TO reject
any and all bids is reserved.
j. J. DRIVER. President.
2353 Washington Avenue, Ogden, Ctah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
sLUGGERs CAUSE INSANITY.
A. J. Gregory in Serious Condition
at St. Marks Hospital.

A. ]. Gregory. the travelling stock agent
Cor the Denver & Rio Grande railroad,
who " as sluEgea by thugs near his hotel
IN Denver last week was brought TO Salt
Lake city late Saturday night lie was
taken bf ii. H. Lawson 20 st. Marks
hospital.
The man has never fully Tcgalned con-
seriousness. a large brulse in the small
of the back is supposed 20 have mentally
unbalanced him One side of his face ls
still covered with bruises as result 9t
the beating he received
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
EXCURSION RATES
" 49, So -

st. Louis and return ...............8 $3.50
Chicago and return ...-.-........... $3.50
Chicago ana return. via St Louis so 90
ST. Louis and return, via Chica so 90
Trans limit tea days in each iirec-
ion; final init sixty days. Tickets on
ale Tuesdays and Fridays each week.
Tickets good for stopoyer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
MARRIAGE LTCFNsEe-

William j. ku0WIcy Salt Lake City....-1
Bessie Douglas salt Lake City ...--2I
Clair Marcus Fallas, Salt Lake City..zt
Pearl May Boucher Clarino, Ia..--.--l
edwin Butterworth. Salt Lake Cily-...24
Florence Is. Bond. salt Lake CitE---.13
harvey D.. Neelv Granite Jr2h...-..---t
Hedwig "A. Bills, salt Lake City,. Us