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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-28
AN IMMENSE
SACRIFICE
Russians at Mukden Burned Uni.
forms and Boots of Which
They Stood in Much Need.
WILL BE INVESTIGATED
kuropatkin's Order to Remove Stores
Was Disrsgarded.. Japanese Ad.
vancing...A Diplomatic Incident.

With the Japanese Left Armies in
the Field March 28.-The Japanese
army near Mukden is clearing the bat
tie field, sorting enormous quantities
Of stores and material captured and
attending to prisoners. The engineers
are rapidly repairing the. railroad
bridges across the Hun River, which
were badly damaged by the Russians
Trains are now running to the Hun
River. They will reach Mukden in q
few days. The weather is very warm
and the ground is thawing rapidly
making the movement of guns and
transport wagons difficult.
The Market Uneasy
st. Petersburg, March 28.-n-A semi
panic prevailed on the Bourse today.
Russian imperial fours fell at point to
IS IL. ea4
Russians Falling Back.
Gunshu Pass, March 2S.-The Jap
anese are again moving forward and
the Russian guard has fallen back
from, it's position about thirteen miles
north of Siping Hal, fourteen miles
north of Tie Pass) to Chaouiaodzi,
which is situated forty miles below
Gunshu Pass.
Practically complete reports show
that the Russian army sacrificed gen
eral commissariat stores to the
amount of $1,250,O00 and stores for the
army corps amounting to $5OO,OOO
held at Mukden, most Of it being set
on fire. Boots and uniforms, among
these stores of which the whole army
was in need, arrived from Europe four
days before the Russians retirement
from Mukden. General Kuropatkin or
dered the removal of the stores but
his order was not executed. An in.
vestigation will be made to establish
the responsibility.
Diplomatic "reminiscences.
Paris, Marc 28.-The Associated
Press Is in position to complete the
diplomatic history of the Russo-Japan-
ese relations resulting in the war hav.
ing learned the exact text of Russia's
final reply to Japan, dated February 3,
1904. The proposition consisted of
nine divisions, each of which related
to Korea and its independence, Rus
sia recognizing the paramount inter-
est of Japan in that country. No men
ton was made of Manchuria and this
confirms the statement that Russia in.
sisted that it would be inconsistent
with it's dignity to include in the spe-
cial treaty with Japan an obligation
to respect the territorial integrity Of
China in Manchuria, reiterating the
instructions sent to Baron Rosen
which accompanied the note Of expla.
nation. This note explained first, that
Russia's position in Manchuria con-
Germs first China and then all powers
having commercial interests there.
The note, it is claimed, proves con.
clusively that Russia hoped to prolong
the negotiations.
Russian Fleet on Scout Trip
Tamatave, Madagascar, March 2S.-
1t has been definitely ascertained that
the whole Russian second Pacific
squadron left the waters Of Madagas-
car, March 16, for unknown destina-
tion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-28
ROOSEVELT GAINS HIS POINT.
The Dominican Government viii Ap
point Officers to Collect Reve.
nues Subject to v. s. Approval.

Washington, March 28.-President
Roosevelt has decided to accept the
proposition of the Dominican govern
ment made through Minister Dawson
for the control of the finances of the
republic for the payment of it's debts
Officers who will collect the money
and hold it will be appointed by the
Dominican government but the names
of the men selected will be referred to
this government for approval.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-28
HUNTING TEXAS cOoNs
WITH BLoODHOUNDS

Houston, Texas, March 28.-Armed
men with bloodhounds are searching
the country between the plantation al
Arcola and Houston, for twenty-eight
negro convicts who made their escape
on Sunday night. So far three Of them
have been caught. None of the con
victs have shown fight There has
been considerable alarm among the
people living in the country through
which the fugitives would have to pass
to reach Houston or to get away and
citizens have remained at their homes
with dogs and guns to protect women
and children.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-28
PANIC IN FACTORY.
A TrlfiIne Blaze Responsible for I
Stampede Among Three Hundred
Girls.

New York, March 2S.-A trihing
blaze In the shirt waist factory Of
Max Roth, which occupies the flve up
per stories OF building on Walker
Street, today started q panic among
300 girls employed there. A number
were slightly hurt but only one seri-
ousty.
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A NEW MEXICO DON QUlxore.

At Carlsbad last week DR.. A. A..
Bearup, while fixing his windmill, was
struck on the head BY clamp and four
stitches had to be taken by Dr.. Doepp
to close the wound.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-28
THE WAY or THE
TRANs0REssoR Is HARD

Cleveland. Ohio, March 2S.-Mrs.
Cassie Chadwick has been sentenced
to ten years in the penitentiary as the
penalty for her "rapid fnanciering.
Good behavior will reduce this to
eight years and four months. An ap-
peal will be taken.
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GREATER PlTTs1URo.
Harrisburg, March 2S-The Senate
today passed q bill for the annexation
Of Allegheny City to Pittsburg.
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A want ad. Will bring you results.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-28

The New Mexican stves tho news.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

uApyEY a co, 40 W =, st9u''
Reii inhono 1921; Ind. ls'
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SPIKE AND RAIL

General Manager r, T.. Wells OF the
s. r. l.. \. e. 5. L, road arrived today
The Commercial Travellers of Utah
Went to Lagoon today In large NUM-
bers.
The vacation excursion over the
Short Line leaves for northern points
tonight.
], T. Dyer. superintendent OF tele-
graph on the Salt Lake Route, is In
Salt Lake today
Mrs. Page. daughter Of Mrs s. x.
Hooper. and Mrs. Hooper leave for
Denver tonight.
The Kansas city editors viii arrive
over the oregon Short Line tomor-
row az $50 a. m.
a special car to Portland VIII leave
Monday evening TO convey the dele
gates to the congresses,
Tourist travel to the Portland fair
and excursions 70 various points are
tnxing the capacity of the railroads to
their utmost.
VI, c. shaw Of the Northwestern
Union Pacific excursions has car par
~. consisting Of 30 persons returning
Via salt Lake TO eastern points.
Arrangements are being perfected to
take the Tabernacle choir to- Portland
over the Short Line on the 18th. There
will be over 200 people in the party
4 party Of Christian church people
numbering $50, from 81. Louis In five
tourist slcepers win pass over the salt
Lake Route tomorrow evening for Los
Angeles.
Railroad contractors are on the qul
viye about the contracts TO be let for
the construction of the Western Pacific
between Salt Lake and California. Elk
Governor James b. Orman Of Colorado,
now Of the firm Of Orman q Crook, the
Utah Construction Goa Kilpatric Bros.
q Collins and Macarthur Bros Of Chlca-
go, have had representatives. In the field
along the proposed line In Utah, Nevada
and California.
II Is reported I'm railroad circles that
the Santa Re and Salt Lake Route otii-
cials are to have a conference next
week IN California to discuss the in
terchange OF traffic between the two
lines. important concessions have re-
Gently been made by the Southern Paci-
| fic to the Clark road I'm the Interchange
! Of traffio privileges In southern Califor-
mia. The meeting IS likely 10 result In a
| benefit to both railroads aud TO the
| travelling public as well.
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RAILROADS ARE
To Be PUNISHED.
Secretary Of Agriculture Com
pIainant In More Than Twelve
Hundred Suits
HAVE BEEN CRUEL TO CATTLE
Claim Constant ylolstion Of the Tween.
Eight Hour" Law Which Requires
Feeding aud Wateriag Ia Transit

san Francisco. Aug, l2,-Twelve hum
drcd suits involving penalty Of from
SlO0 to $500 IN each case or a total max
imum fine Of 100000, are TO be brought
against the Southern Pacific, Santa Fe.
Union Pacific and other western roads
for violations Of the so-called 2S-hour
law providing for the humane shipment
OF cattle.
It is at the instance Of the secretary
Of agriculture that this litigation has
been taken up by tho attorney general
and the suits will soon be commenced
by tho various United states district at
torneyS.
The law under which this wholesale
shipping Is 10 be done Is on The statute
books since 1903, but the railroads have
never given Il much thought and stu
less observance. II requires rairoad
companies Transporting cattle from one
state to another TO unload the animals
after they have been In the cars for
rs hours, feed ana water them and
give them q rest for az least five hours
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NEW TRUNK LINE.
Route FOR one 10 he Bull, by the Santa
re to Galveston, Decided on

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug ii.--An-
nouncement is made that the route for
new trunk line OF the Santa Tee 10
Galveston has been definitely decided
upon, Surveys have been completed
and tho right Of way IL being obtained
The gan 10 be closed IL $50 miles long
over a prairie section almost as fat as
A table.
Active construction will begin In a
short time.
Al present the Santa Fe has line
from Weatherford to Galveston. From
Mexico the trunk line, It is stated, Will
Aollow the Belen cut off to Belen,
Thence over the present El Paso line
20 Rincon, At Whitewater connection
WIN be made with the extension Of the
Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix, now
being built
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I FIRST CLASS WORK, s. 7. JOB &
Cabinet shop. 1872 w First South Phones
Bell lMS-K. Ind 262l VIM. Matthias.
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installed in many places. Supt. Hiskey
OF the Nevada Central railway has been
IN Salt Lake where he purchased "a
railroad machine with which he pro-
poses 10 furnish a daily mail service to
the citizens " Austin The car has
been ordered and Is now on the way
from the factory, and will be in service
within 80 days. The machine is Of
II horsepower and win comfortably seat
eight persons, with room for the United
states mail. The car ~ Beautifully tin-
ished and upholstered with tonneau
and 40 arranged that II may be COM
pletely inclosed The machine is fitted
with wheels similar to ordinary ear
wheels and WIFI run on the rails of the
Nevada central railway which at pres
ent Is running but two trains a week
between Battle Mountain and Austin
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THING OF THE PAST,
SO Says Division superintendent In Re
gard to the photographers strike,

Missoula, Mont, Aug, ll.--Rocky
Mountain Division Superintendent Glib
sen returned from the west late to-
night and states that he is confident
that the telegpphers strike IL thing
OF the past as traffic Is moving with
despatch and almost all trains are
running on time. No action by the
strikers tonight relative TO refusing
the terms suggested by Manager
Horn The matter was informally dis
cussed among the strikers but no def
mite conclusion reached The subject
will come up before a meeting tomot-
row and the result of the vote will be
sent to President Perham OF the o. r.
H. The latter wired the local chairman
today to stand firm as the outlook for
winning was good
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TELEGRAPHERS' STRIKE.
The Meeting Held 10 Adjust difficulties.
Barren OF Results.

The meeting of General Manager
Horn OF the Northern Pacific ana Gen
eral superintendent SHADE OF the Great
Northern with the state railroad and
Warehous commission this afternoon
was barren Of results so far as It had
any effect on the telegraphers' strike
The railroad oficials I'm answer to the
question as to why number OF their
stations were closed, Informed Judge
Mills, chief OF the commission, that 96
per cent of the Northern Pacific sta
tions were open and that % per cent OF
the Great Northern stations were doing
business. The railway officials stated
that In three or four days every station
on both lines will be open.
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5. p, As A MINER,
Asks TO Dust prospectors From Famous
Ollnghouss District.


Reno, New. Aug. 1.-THE Southern
Pacific company today brought suit in
the district court of Washoe county TO
Dust prospectors now wording on what
they claim as government land In the
famous Ollnghouse district In addi-
ton the railroad also asks for $500
damages The suit practically ties up
the richest mines IN Nevada, proper
ties on which almost virgin gold is now
being extracted.
Buck ingalls, famous claim. the prop
ertY Of Col Boyee and many others
are affected and the result, II Is
thought. win tie up a portion OF the
great district for years to come, The
railroad claims ownership by reason
Of government grants OF every odd Sec
ton OF land through the state The
miners, ON The other hand, claim that
they are entitled to al mineral on the
land several months ago the rail-
road announced II would cede back GER
tain mineral lands IN the Ollnghouse
district, This resulted IN people going
In and investing much money on what
Is known as section %, the land now
In dispute, The news Of the big finds
made there announced during the past
few weeks II is thought has resulted
IN the Southern Pacific taking action
to protect Its rights. a bitter suit is
locked for,
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A Warming 70 Mothers.

Too much care cannot be used with
small children during the hot weather Of
the summer months to guard against
bowel troubles As a rule II Is only neces-
sary 10 give the child a dose Of castor oil
to correct any disorder Of the bowels Do
not use any substitute, but give the old
fashioned castor oil and see that it Is
fresh. as rancid oil nauseatcs and has a
tendency to grippe. II this does not check
the bowels give Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and then
q dose az castor oil, and the disease may
be checked IN Its incipiency and all dan
ger avoided The castor oil and this
remedy should be procured at once and
kept ready for instant use as soon as tho
first indication of any bowel trouble APP
pears This IS the most successful treat
ment known and may be relied upon with
implicit confidence even In case OF cholera
infantum For sale by all druggists,
Vocal and Instrumental Concert
Saltair Sunday, Aug II, 1880 y. IN,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Sandy Pipe Line company, cor
poration existing under the laws ~ Utah,
August %, 1905, at Sandy city Hall In
the city Of Sandy Utah, for the purpose
Of amending the Articles Of lncorpora-
ton Of said Company as follows: (a)
Amending Article | by changing the
name Of the corporation from the Sandy
Pipe Line company TO the Salt Lake
County Water company; 90 Amending
Article 3, changing the period OF the cor-
porations existence from fifty years to
one hundred years; tc) Amending Article
by Inserting after the word franchise"
seven words from the end of said Article.
the words "or other property" and by
providing that culinary water shall not
be diverted from water takers In Sandy
city, cd Amending Article 6, changing
the capital stock from 5000 10 $4,000
and the number OF shares from 200 to 500
JAMES JENSEN. President
Sandy City, Utah July Z, 1905.
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SALT LAKE ROUTE.


The san Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt
Lake railroad operates 1924 miles OF
its main line In southern California.
Frank S. Waters. tax agent of the line
who was recently before the state board
of equalization In that state, made the
following statement concerning It's OPP
crations. The gross earnings Of the
road In the state for the year ending
Dec 81 1904, we're s6l0.501. and the
operating expenses $313,S7O92 on De-
cember 81, 1904, the road had a surplus
Of S625, 7SI29 which included s457
S2i7i, left over from the previous year.
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EXCURSION
To tho Big Horn Country,
Wyominy.

via d, & r. g. and Burlington, through
scenic Colorado. Open top observation
cars free. Fare $4,000 round trip to
Frannle, Cody and Garland Selling
date Sept, 9TH. limit oct. 9Th returning
A great opportunity for homeseekers
TO SEQ this region of wonderful re-
sources.
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AGENTS MAKE 81 TO $40 A DAY FIT
ting glasses; big profits; our 2i-pase free
eye book tells how; write today jack
sonian Ontical College College Place,
jackson. MIchgan.
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HARTMAN IN CALIFORNIA.
The Great Railroad Maguaic Sow I'm
Route to the orient.

San Francisco, Aug ll,--E, II HarrI-
man, president of the Southern Pacific
company arrived today, on his trip TO
the orient He was accompanied by
julius Kruttschntt. General Manager
Calvin and other officials of the COM
pany The party travelled from Port
land by easy stages. Mr. Hartman
viii sail for Japan on the Siberia next
Tuesday and expects TO devote his trip
entirely TO rest and recreation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

MANAGER WANTED TO TAKE
charge OF our Salt Lake City branch Of
flee. Only those having best Of references,
and willing to make an investment OF tSoV
need apply. Liberal salary and commls-
sons, on one years contract one win
mechanics, taste preferred, but expert
ence In our line not essential q, w
Telephone Mfg. Co., 1905 Market st. san
Francisco Cal.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

OF ALL KINDS, WALL PAPER
cleaned. National House Cleaning Co., 50
East First South street.
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Special to Canada.

on Monday, the 18th, the oregon
short Line will operate cheap special
to Alberta-the only one Of the season
via Butte, With half rate tickets,
good for 30 days. Both Pullman and
tourist sleepers will be run.
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as GOOD AS A VACATION.

Rest IN a nice Hammock IN the shades
of your own home We have the larg-
est assortment and handsomest designs
on the market, Prices from 81 so 20
Sc so.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Maln 81.
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1on,,JdA JAMES = HAMMOND
- SeI, Slo-SlB MeCoruieh glocs
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esTRAY NOTICE.

! HAVE IN MY POSSESSION THE
following described animal which II not
public auction TO tho highest cash bidder
at 9i Garfield Ave- First County pre-.
clnct, ON the 18Th day Of August at tho
hour Of .. nj, l black marc weight
$50. little white scratch on nose. NV
on right hip y. J Larson. Poundkeeper,
First Precinct, Salt Lake County
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

BIDS ON 1sixl65 FIT COR BRIGHAM
and c St. Part or all. Blakeloy, ll2 South
West Temple Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

Save your money and when you get
dollar, deposit II with lions Savings
Bank and Trust Co., Salt Lake CITY
Utah. Jos. II, Smith, President: George
NJ. Cannon, Cashier
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.
STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVE CASTING SOLD AND PUT
In BIZ Al workmen. Western Foundry &
Stove Repair Works Both phones.
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DON'T USE. POOR OIL

Vocal and Instrumental Concert
saltair sunday, Aug 10, iSO p. m.
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POSITION WANTED.

YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE
wants position as stenographer Phone
302l-N.
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SOLICITORS FOR ACCIDENT AND
Health insurance. Easy sellet Good com
mission. Warren Foster sol Templeton,
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

MOVING STORAGE, PACKING AND
shipping Best and cheapest, Redmsn
Van 4 Storage Co, Phone 1856. office and
storehouse. 12G and l2S S, West Temple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

SAMUEL HOLMES MAKES AND RE-
pairs steam boilers, tanks smoke stacks.
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UTAH JUNK Co, HIGHEST PRICE
paid for scrap iron, rags, bottles rubber
copper, brass etc. GO II. sth so. Tel 22o.
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CLOTHING
HOTELS
CARPET CLEANING

49,. .-,-.--.-, >-.----,--- T.. CARPET
TILE OLD RELIABLE, .r w"ts CART
c,sansr p. Eynon $. l. si i,iiusr B,l
cleaning CO. We call ana sui,,,b Templt
soip ind ITO. Eighth W aDu'@ -. :;
yr CALL ron TATF e sI iss'i
al relav Your carpeu y" cie,r.
e cn,,ne Thornberg steam Ce, gigors, iM
now Works s59 s6s p. eth SO -I Ll----=
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ONLY $500.
Denver and Return.

From Salt Lake. August l2th i3th, via
Oregon Short Line, Tickets good for
return until August Both
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LADIES' AND GENTLhMh' sogia
tailoring. n. p, Andcre oo,,t'y
Temple 81 Boil 'phone ---I--------
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SHOES FOR pEFoRMep FEET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD
to ut Special cast made Scientific shoe
making. Gus p. Olsen, i2i so. state.
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AUCTION.

ON THURSDAY, AUG, II, AT 1880 \.
M No, ~ u, 9TH South ST., parlor rock
erH, desk, carpets and rugs, pictures, fine
iron bed, white hair mattress and bedding,
fine wardrobes' dining table and chairs.
utensils etc.
X, A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
LARGE STOCK or FURNITURE.
carpets, stoves at bargain prices. Fur
nltlire packed for shipping o X Furnl-
Oire Co., 3D5 South state BELL 1896
20. Ind
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osTEoPATAY.

scmn;, MCDOWELL. osTE0pATT lii,
llaa' ', nSNl Bldg 'Phoucs RssI6er,s,
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WESTERN JUNK AND METAL
Yard dealer in rags scrap IRON bottles,
metals and rubber, hides. pelts. 123 and
l0ii state st. Phone l3S3-k.
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For use on sewing machines, bicycles
and an purposes requiring fine lubri-
cant the best Is cheapest IN the end.
Genuine Singer oil can only be obtained
al singer stores. Look for the red $.
% South Main 81 salt Lake City. Utah,
Vocal and Instrumental Concert
Saltair Sunday, Aug, 10, i:3O p. m.
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Auto Service In Nevada

Automobiles arc finding great favor
on the desert in Nevada and arc being
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@. s. Martin Coal Co.

Rock Springs. Cumberland Castle Ga;s
and Clear Greek lump. nut and slack