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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
Tax on Balconies.

The German town of Bilbrich has
law which calls for a special tax ON
all householders who have balconies
attached to their houses, These are
considered luxury. The tax money
is used for the improvement of the
streets.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
ISN'T THIS SIMPLY AWFUL?

The price of Utah wool has gone up:
One hundred and fifty thousand
pounds were sold last Friday at Nil.
ford at 20 cents per pound. Clips all
over the state have been marketed at
advanced figures. This condition OF
affairs must be extremely distressing
to the knockers.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
Eye Strain in Children.

If one remembers the fact that M,
more than 10 per cent of all persons
have normal eyes and takes into CON
sideration the sensitive organism Of
the growing child it is not diffcult 70
believe that many children suffer from
eye strain.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
Millinery Trade Not ponuI.,

While women are invading 49,,
all OF the employments heretofore ho
longing to men, milliners, both ho".
and abroad, report a growing diacui,r
in finding girls willing to devote tbom
selves to the art of making hats
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
AMUSEM ENTS.

"The Other Girl opened to big
business and proved worthy OF the
heavy patronage Augustus Thomas
has already shown Zion some clever
comedies but nothing more Joyously
hilarious than THE Other Girl, Whlcn
will be seen again today and tonight.
~ ~
"The Tyrolean Queen Will DC
crowned in full view of the audience
at the Salt Lake theatre tomorrow
afternoon and evening. The perform
ance is under the personal dlrection
of Madam Swenson, assisted by Pro1'
Mcclellan and John d. Spencer. inc
work of rehearsal has been going on
for weeks and smooth production is
promised. The principal roles are In
tbe hands of Mrs. Bessie Browning,
Miss Bennie Petersen and Miss Hope
Mcintyre. But about the strongest
feature will be the chorus in whose
ranks will be found some of the pref
test and singiest girls in the town.
| ~ ~
The Utahna has returned to vaude'
Vile again this week. The S. X. y.
sign is not out at this house. 1t was
lbroken early in the season and MT.
lGourley hasn't had time to get new
lone.
The Tribune makes the Salt Lake
theatre appear as one OF the innings
THAT is scourging Utah, according 10 a
cartoon in Mondays paper The SAT-
AXE theatre advertises freely In the
lcolumns of that paper, but what does
the Knocker care. Whenever snow
is on. the Tribune is ready to be
scourged with passes-the more
scourge the better.
Tomorrow evening at the Utahna
dance hall a grand character ball VIII
he given, cash prizes being offered FOL
the best sustained characters.
Ysaye, the great violinist, is booked
, for a concert at the Salt Lake theatre
: May 18th.
; First Actor-Who runs the JOSEPH
F. Smith publicity bureau on th'
y Tribune?
: Second Actor don't know. But |
: the New York hippodrome peopl
t don't get him they will lose a wilt
q
! one.
r " ~
Edwin Milton Royle's latest drama
THE Squaw Man." had it's initial pre-
/ duction in Buffalo last Monday nighl
. Mr.. Royles friends-everybody in I'M
, ltown-impatiently await to hear TN
) glad tidings from the city on the lake
- " ~
l. Mr.. Gourley is already sweeping TN
!, cobwebs from the dark corners OF tn
# Utahna park theatre in preparatio
If for the summer season Of open al
If vaudeville. During the summer Tn
T.; Utahna theatre will be devoted I
!; drama and the Utahna park house
Y, vaudeville. "A Show for the Money
s, will be hung over the entrance to eac
y house.
The Grand has come under tn
ID "one-two-three' banner during tn
e Mack Swain engagement. 1t may r.
r suit in a permanently revised tart
lie sheet, who knows? Beginning tomo
III row night, East Lynne" tearfl
lie cloudburst for wet handkerchiefs,
III
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
Worlds LARGEST Drol

The worlds largest dredger !.
locked at Liverpool. It is tuD % now
dred feet long. and can raise ono nun
sand tons of hard material an ~ .nou'
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
Longest Dictionary Article.

G0TTSS5s =" %'S'e'
The longest article in the new sec
ton of the oxford dictionary is on the
verb pass" 1t takes up sixteen col
umns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
Seirat6s , Qircnselt.

Die foGgen6en &etratbs = 2icen3eu
puroen pom Glert 0e8 Gommon-
9(eas = @eridtS mtsgeiteIlt:
6rant u. Ben, %, un0 Glen g.
@cGormid, %; appIifont Sobn u.
Garter, Scr. 1919, SofionitroBe.
8bilipp SormiidL "a, un0 6unnie
Cohen, %; appIifnnt 8bilipp &or-
mild, Nr. 300 Giio.GnroIineitroBe.
Sorrp $. 2ucaS, %, rno Gua @.
.Speofer, 20; 9Ipplifont 81. O.. SoneS,
9tr. 1900, SobnltroBe.
elmer @orions, %, uuO anno 9.
Erocep, "a; 9(ppIifont elmer @ors
ions, Smina'S @iGS, @O.
@alter Scott, %, un0 @roce 9.
Groffitt, 81; glppIifont 8iaiom q.
Scott, Nr. TAI, Roro.6 ltlton.Ipenue,
Sobn gomin Scroggins, 81, unO
Coma &ernol @rigbt, IS; Gpplifant
@eorge u. Wuttling, Nr. If, Dit
SeringtonltroBe.
Sobn Z. gSuro, %, uno 2in0o q.
@ooo8, tS; gGpplifont Sobn s. 9ef.
fer, 9fr. 1888, 2igbtitrnBe.
@arrp Goben, %, mo Wti0ie 8eir.
berg, %; AppIifont gbe 8einberg,
@r. tt02, OIt-YrattitroBc.
Carl Hieoel, %, mo SuIia 9.
Seiporo, 10; 9(ppIifont Carl EieOeI,
Ger. 1t60, GolbounitroBe,
Siioore gbelSoorL 26, unb Mae
2ongfel6, "a; g(ppIifont Samuel
@olt Scr. 1926, Glltoip-Yloce.
@uitoo @obfp, %, uno Wotbiloa
GretpS, 90; @pplitont Otto Gpit, Nr.
1903, 9coionitrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
Sdiffsnadlridlten.

Nem Dorfe 6. Ipril. = Inge.
fomnmen: ole 8onpier n8ictorian@
bon 2ioerpooL D8ommeranidn" bon
S%aIifar, nYrir5 2toalbert" bon Sc
nua uno Limited Stqtes" BON Gopell-
bager.
= slbaefobrcn: ser 9ampfer ga
lorraine" nod Sabre.
SciIIn 8. apriI. - Yaiiirt: ser
9ompfer u9arboroiia" (pon Seem.
gorf) nad) Bremen.
2onoor II, 6. glpri(. = angefom.
men; Der 0ompfer o@tonian" Coon
Bbilooelpbia) nab antiperpen.
Queenstown II, 6. @pril.-@-
geiobren: ser 0ompfer nMoieitic@
Coon 2~iberpool) na6 NefpzYorf.
Gberbourg, g.. Npril. - Nbge-
fabren: Der 0ampferu aaiier 8ilbelm
Der 3tueite" (pon 9remen) nad Ietp-
Oorf.
9rom Seao, 6. 4pril.-8oiiirt:
Der Sontpter oSa 8ret1gne" (pon
gtew'Yort) mad Soore.
Queenstotun, 6. Gpril.- Ib.
gefabren: Der 0ampfer o@eltertts
LAMB" (pon SiuerpooD na1 GbilaoeI-
pbia.
BIpmoutb, 6. spril. - Ser
0anipfer o9arboroiia" lit bier atse-
fommen uno na6 Bremen ipeiterge-
fobren.
@enua, 8. april. = angefom.
men: Der Sampfer n2omboroia" bon
RetpsYorf.
Queenstown, 6. apriI.-an.
gefonmen: Der 0ampfer .8aItic@
bon Nep-Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

8aItor Ism. 6. @oeritt bon ser
2ig6titroBen @resbpterianer : Stride
itarb gciteru i'm u6rauflin : Square.
Soipitol," moieI6It er tpegen Blind
oarment3iin0ung operirt moroen
mar.
- 6ruu Margoret g.. Sdnpatfa,
Die @attin oes Or. S. 9. Sdmotfa,
itarb geitern @ormittog 1910 llbr in
ibrer @obnuno, Scr. 1908, NorO-
8roa6mop. Srau S6Dotfa erlitt
poUge @o6e, oils iie ii6 i'm 6eiteil
@obliein i'm areiie ibrer 6omilie ant
Glide befano, einen Sdlaganfoa,
bon Dem iie iiA oni6einenO gar3 gut
erbolte. Grit in Ger bortgen Na6t
Itelten iid Spmptome BON Ser3ldb.
mung Elm, nelbe NIT tbrem glblebeit
enoeteu. GuBer ibrem 8otten binter.
lGBt ole MIR 40 Sabre alt geipOroene
6rau 0rei ainoer, Sobn g., Jun. @.
S. unO Morgaret S6natfo. Gie
Belt ser 8eer0igung lit nod ni1t
feitgciebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
Bier Wenidlen eritift.

Rem. Oorf, 6. april. Bier
9erionen, ndmIid Warp Rogers, 70
Sabre alt, Selen Glarf, IL, aate
Glarf, 10, uno Gli5abetb Glarf, 7
Sabre aft, eritidten mdbreno Der let.
ten Nadt ourf Giuatbmen bon
2eitftgas in einem 1enementbaus
Der oberen Sitieite. Die 2ei6eu
miirben bonn Batter Ser ainoer, Dem
6iibrmann Samuel Glorf, mel6er
NIT ieiner Grau nno einem fleinen
Sobne in einem a~nitoBenoen 3im-
mer idlief, %gcflnoen. Gas @as mar
einem idaobaiten @asofen entitromt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

i6lporcten 0eItern elm freiipredenbes
8er6ift gegen Ben 2ebensOerii6e'
ritngs- Igcnten 9arl 5duls nb, mel.
der bon ser metropolitan 2eben8s
perii6ermgS = @eieui6oft" beIdJul-
oigt nor, mGbreno ieiner 5tu6lfidbri-
gen 0ienit5eit sic Suume bon Sill
itnteri6logen SIT boben. Sr. S6ulb
erflGrte Sen @ei6morenen, tpie Elm
ioIdeS 9efi5it bel Goleftoren elmer
@crii6erlmgS-@ eieaidoft gon3 Ieidt
porfommen f0nne, obne Dob cine hos.
miQige ooer per6re6eriide Gbiidt
borliege.
Sr. @teman O|erfIagt.
SIN Superioroeri6t bat gr = Son.
greBmit9Iieo GboS. 81. Sdirm cine
&loge 0urd Sen 9lumoIt s. Goodman
9opo gegcn Srn. 2eopolo &.gSieman
nm 3oblung bon $500 einreiden lois
fen. 49, @ie befonnt, mur0e Srn.
g8iemon no6 Dem lebten SGngerfeIt
bon Ser SGngerfeIt = @eleui6oft cine
auf $500 geiddbte llbr 9eidenft. 9lm
9tenltog i1tdte &r. GboS. 81. S6trm,
Gr-2llteo &uler Der CHS" @rn. gSic.
man nlf uuO erflGrte Iid bereit, I'M
Namen zines alicltten, ibn Die llbr
gegen 9e5oblltng bon $500 5uriif ST
eritotten. Sr. @ienton IteQte Srn.
S6irm einen Gbed sum @etroge bon
$500 ans lln0 erbielt feline llbr. SpGs
ter perbinOerte Sr. 8tenlou ieboG
in ieiner 8onf ole 8e5abllntg Oes
GbedS. &r. S6irm mill Oen Nomen
icineS &lienten aus Notwithstanding
ten nidt preiSgeben, bn CT Ocnlielbcn
ais Nntpult acknowledgement i6uloig
lei.
$4,000 iir Elm 9ebro6eneS
&etrotGSberipre6e
SIN Common &leoS.@eri6t erbieGt
geItcrn SRI. &oIa Subler in ibrer
9Ioge INN $4,000 gegen aaroR &o-
ienitein megen 9ebrodenen Set
rotbsberlprehenS bie goll5e perlongte
Summe 5u9eipro6en. Ser slnipalt
beS &erflogten lebte Sen &idter in
SenntniB, Dob eS leinem &lienten Ell
nerlei iei, lpie piel man Ser &lGgerin
8uiprede, benn err babe nidt einen ros
then SeQer in Ieinem @ernt0gelt. Tim
meitere @eridtSunfoIten at iporen,
tpltroe Elm Geroift ollf $4,000 einge-
trogen. Inter oieiem llrtbeil bat Die
geipinnenoe Seite Elm bodies &e6t,
Dem 8crflogten g(aes 81 nebmen,
mos er bat, ou in oieiem Sale 0o8
@eieB feline IuSnobmen g~eitottet.
&oienItein perbient ais S6netoer So
pro @ode,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

auf Der StraBe it o r.
bel II. - Die 36 Sabre nlte Srau
Ssanes 8riffin bon @r. sol, Ogden.
StraBe, ianf seitern slbeno an Der
McGuLlob- uno giooleitraBe betpuBt,
los nieoer. Sic pliroe bon Den Ne-
germ @mbroie 9rofpn uno Sames
@iaioms aiif cine benadbarteI reppe
g%etrngen, ipoielblt iie fir5e 3eit on-
roiif peridieo. SIR 2eidnam nurbe
nod ibrer @obnung iibergefiibrt.
Die 5rali mar ieit ldneerer 3eit nit
einem Ser5leioen bcbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

@IoOtmir sc q al nj ann.-
Sir ooS lebte 8eoboop 3 Hecitnl
bellte, 6reitog, Nadmittog lit zines
Der mi6tigIten engagements Der
Soiion gemo6t moroen - o%oSienige
oeS 8ioniIten @looimir Sc 8o6.
mann. 9ieier Siinitler miro ais elmer
ser gr0Bten Wteiiter be3ei6net. ga.
RIM lit oll6 fir feline munherOollen
QuoIitGten etn erquiiiteS Yrogramm
olfgeitelt por0en. 0oS Yroornmm
entb6lt Die folgen6en gttmmern:
Sonata" bon Wfo5ort, p9ieO obne
@orte" bon MenoelSiobn Ser SO.
gel ais Bropbet" uno n@arrm?"
bon S6umonn nWoment Muiicole"
BON SCHUBERT, 0SerenoOe" bon
S6uberts2is5t nHonbo Brilliant"
bon 8eber, nNocturne," n9erceule,"
Cube" n9eur BreluoeS," nWto.
5urfo" unb nSroilieme S6er5o" bon
Chopin.
ei6enu no naGe eau.
rnotIle. - Sin Ne9er fun0 ge'
Itern glbeno in Dem ols 9ul6mon's
8oo6s befannten @eb0I5, nabe 2art.
raoiae, an Ser Sarforo 8oao, Den
Sei6uom oeS So Sabre olten Sobn
Bauer, zines ebemoligen 9epobnerS
Der Somilton . Apenue, nnbe Snr-
foro = Hooo. Bauer, Der felt einiger
3eit orbeitslos mar, neri6mano Dor
Orei Gogen aus ieiner 8obnltng uno
man borte nidtS mebr bon ibm, bis
ser gteger geltern ieinen 2eidJnam
ouffano. Or. 8. Gorie, Der ben
2ei6nam beIidtigte, entibie0, Dab
Bauer an einem Ser5idlage ltor6,
uno lein 2ei6nam muroe in feline
@obmlng gei6afit. Bauer binter'
lGBt feline @itttpe, orei Sobne uno
flint To1ter.
&epubIifanide Gonben'
t one II. - Die bier Stootratbs.
0iItrifts : Gonoentionen, in ipelfen
Ole @anoiooten fir ben 5neiten 3ueig
nominirt iuerOen, finoen belte abeno
pie folgt Itott:
1. 0iitrift - nBbilantbropD'Saa,"
Olt.9oltimtore. StroBe.
2. 0iitrift - SMITHS SaIle, 90,
nabe GborleSsS traBe.
3. 9iitrift - Union 2eague," Gde
Sapette. uno Toca-S troBe.
a. 9iitrift - 8oer'S Saae, Sio-
ueit.@de 2igbt.S traBe uno Sort
g(penle.
Die Nominirten iperoen fem: Mnt.
u. eiienbranot, eriter 9iitrift; Sars
pep 81. @roofs, 5%lpeiter 0iitrift; g..
90. @etuboIo, britter 0iitrift; George
%. Soipier, pierter 9iitrift.
So5inlii ten Gonoioaten.
- Sr. Senrp s. 2upton bon 0r.
21t2, @eit-6 apette.S troBe, lit BON
oen So5talllten gum StdofrdfDs'
Ganoioaten Der 90. 8aro norninirt
noroen.
Ger 81 : Baltimore
er honerungS 8erein"
belt geitern Abeno in ieiner SaIIe
an eoen- uno Soffmon.S trnBe feline
re9elmGBige 8eriammlung ab uno
beidloB oemndfit cine Waiienper"
ianmlung I'M Sntereiie Der itaoti-
ifen Gnleiben ~ab5ubalten. Die SS.
s. 9runt s. Sped uno 6. $. 8obe.
Jon puroen als Gomite fir Die 8ers
iantmluna ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

Seine @efn6r porbon IL
Sen. II Or. SenrD McSur0, Super.
ihtetOent 6es 0So6nS SopfinS' So
pitfalls" erflGrte gcItern Worgen
iebr empbatiIt, Dab in Baltimore
ollr6nlls feline @efobr elmer @pioe.
mic bon @enidltnrre ~por6olOen lei,
un6 ielbIt in Nep-Oorf iei, ipenn man
oaS 8erbGItniB Ser BORT entoedten
8GIle 5l Der 3abI Der @inipobner III
9etrad)t 5iebt, nidt BON elmer @pioe'
mie 5l Ipre6en. @S liege nidt Der
gGrin9ite @rtno oafiir Dor, IN 8alti-
more bon elmer epidemic oieier
&ranfbeit 5i Ipreden. Sir Die
9(er3te Ieien iol6e gpioemiegeriidJte
5lpor gut, ober fir Ole SntereIien Der
Stoot iebr i6le6t. ST lei ii%ber5etgt,
oaB Die &Glite ser 81ae, Die in Seem.
Yorf gemeloet ipitroen, gar nidt bon
Menitgitis berriibren, %Ionoern port
elmer leifteren glbart Der arontbett,
ourd ben SppbitS : 9a5iaus berpor'
gerufen. Die flint in Baltimore aif-
aehntoenen Sale lino nid)t GROCER on
,3a6(, ais ipie lie aliGbrli6 bier ans
SaaeSlidt troter. IS fam ollo bon
feiner @pioemie Die Geoe iein.
Snqenteur Scr Staats-
2anoItraBen - Sr. 8. Us.
GroSbp Scr @enerol.S superintendent
Der oiientli6en Earfe, lit bon Der
QanoItroBen.G ser Itaat'
li6en, geologii6en Sermeiiun9sbe'
boroe gum Snsenieur Der Itaatliden
2onoitraBen eripdblt moroen. Bis
fer botte OieieS @mt 9r. q. %. Soblts
ion inne, bod iultroe berielbe gum
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes VunoeS'
@der6au : 9epartements %ernannt.
8rof. Glarf beridtete, Dob bon ben
90 Counties oes Staates Is iid nm
itaotli6e 8eibiilfe fir Den galt bon
2onbitroBen beluorben boben. @olt'
perneur @orfielo fiibrte ben 8oriiB
in oieier Geriammlung.
@annunoSrau eItorben
- Der 76 Sabre olte 8m. 5. Wcaop
Itorb geitern 8ormittag nm 10 ubr
in ieiner 9e1auiung, an OltsWtonrs
ment., na6e @etbel.S traBe, OH elmer
2ungenent3iinoung, uno etpa bier
Stunoen ipdter folate linn feline "A
Sabre alte Srau 2poia, aniheinetto
al gebro6enem Ser5en. Sr. WcaaD
mar Sabre lang I'M gelair : @afrt
tbdtig, 500 iih 1eood Dor 10 Sobren
bonn @ei6dfte 5uriid. Gr mar nit
glieo oes .Iopol areannm" uno oes
Sroens Ser dob Sellops." 9as
Yaar binterlGBt orei S0bne uno 5tpei
Sodter.
Gas yW arplanb Ord e.
It er" iibte geitern sl6eno in Sabn's
&ale an Der Noro.@op. StraBe meb'
rere StiiGe fir einen Sommer.gus.
flig Elm ut1b belt oann Elm geniitb.
Ii1e MISUNDERSTANDING. Gin Gon1ite
fir Die Arrangements 81 Der Grfurs
! iion ipuroe ernnnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

Brad oas Wafenbein. =
Ser % Sabre alte Stemart 8. 90.
niels BON 1921, ct. YauIzS troBe,
fiel eeitern I'M Smiie Ir. 5f0, @eit.
Baltimore StraBe, cine Treppe bin,
inter uno brad bas Naienbein. Ct
pllroe nod Dem vMarpIanber Uni
beriitdts : Soipital~ gebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

Sn Dem aItronomiiden Obier-
batorinn Der oSarparosllniperlit1t"
in Cambridge, Moii.. miro elm 1888
III England bergeiteates refIeftirer-
oes &ieienteleifop in einem eigenen
@ebauoe oufaeiteIt. Sn 9esug auf
@eiidtsmeite lit es oas eroBte Tele.
flop Der 8elt. gS miro sur gcmei-
flung Der 2idtinteniitat Der peridie-
oenen Sterne ~peripenoet meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

Ser famoie Bod oes OarleD.
Borf. 3neiges Der ,@..@..S. @ralt.
60" miro bon mor9en an bel alien
aunoen Der 9raiierei am 3apf fem.
Mud lit herielbe fir ben 6amilien-
gebrarld uiif 5loihen ge5ogen. Die
aiite foItet $t.00, uno man fam Be
iteaungen oltrd beioe Telephone eill-
lenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

*** 9os 9odbier ser @igenbrot-
9rnrerei miro bon morgGi an bel al.
len Gunoen Der 8rouerei am 3apf
ietn. 8oiieIbe ion oieies Snbr be.
ionoers gut eerntben iein, uno iper
iid Oober an einem foItliheu Gro
pfen loben mill, ser nebme oie @ele-
genbeit tpor, INN oieIes f0ltlide Sc
brGii 81 berlit6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

PerionaInott5.- Sr. 4Oam
Supp, Der moblbefanrte Heltultroteur
bon Scr. tt04, Roro-Gentro s@benue,
Ger felt einiaen 8oden Idiper franf
oornieOerlog, lit pieoer g~eneieu unO
nobm geitern oie ber5li6en Slid
miinide ieiner bielen 6reunoe entge-
gen.
Ger n6reunO6 afts.9nno
g t. 2" bielt geItern in ieinem 2ofaG,
Mr. 2t3, Nor0-@ StroBe, feline
iGbrIi6e General = &eriommlung ab.
Sn 4blpeienbeit oeS 8%rGiioenten g.
2eltt6e6er, pelfer ourd) 8ronfbeit
berbinOert rpar, ST. erlheinen, fiibrte
Der 8ice.Fr1iioentr Charles Serget
Den @orIit. SetretGr 6rib Gift pro-
tofoairte. 9to6 @Eleoigung Der Hou-
tinegei61fte perlas Ser SefretGr iei.
men pierteliGbrltden 8eri6t. 2out
oemiel6en beltebt Der 9itno aus 81
Wtitglie6ern. Der &aIienbeItorto leb.
ties Siertel1obr ipar S212.S4, Die @tfta
nobmen betrilger $323.95, 5uiommen
$536.79. Die Iusgoben oagegen
iuoren $370,45, iomit blei6t Elm Sai.
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men Die 9epoiiten oltf Ben 8onfen
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lid $1,000 BON Srn. glbribge gad-
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eeidporenen idriitIid benadridtig-
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mes eingeItellt SIT baben wiini6e, neil
er iein @elo 5uriiferlangt babe. Ste
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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-01
A QUIET WEDDING

At 8 o'clock last night, in the study
of the officiating minister, Mr.. Robert
H. McCune and Miss Ora l.. Priest
were united in marriage, Rev. s.. R.
Twitty performing the ceremony.
The wedding was a very quiet at
fair. Miss Margaret Beatty and
Messrs. McGaffey and Robertson be-
ing the only guests. After the eere-
mony they all went to the Grand Cen
trail. where the wedding supper was
served.
Mr.. McCune is well known in Ros-
well as one of her most progressive
young business men. He is in the
real estate and loan business here
and is making a success of 1t. The
bride is a sister of Mrs. William Bea-
ty. and has been visiting here for
some time. During her visit she has
won many friends who will be glad
II welcome her as a permanent resi-
dent. The couple will go to house
ketping on South Hill.-Roswel Rec
ord.
A few days ago The Citizen pub
lished an account of the marriage of
Miss Ida McCune and it is a pleasure
now to publish the above, the an
nouncement of the marriage of her
brother. Robert II. McCune. The lat
ter resided in this city a few years
ago and this paper. with friends, wish
him the usual marriage congratula-
tions.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-01
THE Aqua PURA
BUILDING AT LAS VEGAS
ROBERT r.. McCUNE AND MISS
ORA L. PRIEST UNITED IN MAR
RAGE,

John II. Laughlin, of Albuquerque
and Trinidad. has been awarded the
contract for the new Aqua Pura build
ing at Las Vegas, which is to be
erected at the corner Of Seventh and
Douglas, in that town, and work has
already begun. The building viii be
of brick, TWO stories and basement.
Ii will be 80 feet in length, with 20
foot frontage. The main front en-
trance to the first floor will be on
Douglas and the upstairs entrance on
Seventh. Capacious vaults viii be
placed in both stories. Prism glass
will be used in the front and side
walk lights will be installed.
The basement Will be used for neat
ing and storage purposes. This n
the first floor will be utilized by the
Aqua Pura company. The first moor
will contain a general office. hand
somely furnished and finished, a prl-
vate ofice, engineers Office and n
or two additional rooms. On the sec
ond floor will be six elegant office
in suites of four rooms and two
rooms. The building will be heated
with steam and all the latest sanitary
improvements will be used.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


There will be a meeting Of the Pc
cahontas lodge tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock, at the Red Mems hall.
All members are requested TO be pres
ent.
There will be a special meeting Of
the WOman's Christian Temperance
Union at Mrs. David Stewards, BOZ
East Coal avenue, at 3 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon. Business of import
auce. A full attendance is desired.
Col. W. H. Greer. the New Mexico
manager Of the Victoria Land and
Cattle company, returned to the city
this morning from the south. The
colonel says the country looks hne
south of the metropolis and the cattle
in the best condition possible. He
superintended the shipping Of several
train loads Of cattle to southern Cal
i%fOrnia, and also to the market at
Bakersfield. The colonel is ]enthusias
tic over the stock prospects in south
ern New Mexico.
Col. Otto Berger, the big commits
sion merchant and -four dealer on Cop
per emu between First and Second
streets, appears today as a young
man 20 Of course literally speaking, he
is always young, but %henceforth he
will be much younger in general ap-
pearance, and in consequence has
sheared off his chin and side whis-
kers acted as a windshield, iu OPP
Vegas, he was driver of a very fast,
green t%rotter, but the animal could
not go fast enough TO win. On inves-
tigating, he discovered that his whis-
kers acted as a wind-guard, in op-
posite directions, and leading horse
men advised him TO cut them OF. He
will be there with the goods at the
spring races.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-01
HUNTER PUTNEY
RETURNS TO CITY.

Robert f. Putney, who accompan-
led Messrs. X. II. Greenleaf and
George II. Browne TO the Jemez noun
tains on a hupting expedition, return
ed to the city late yesterday after
moor He looks like he had a fine
time and from his conversation he did.
The party killed big game and feast
ed on deer, bear, quail, snipe and rab-
bits. He brought back with him a
30O-pound buck which he killedfn the
Jemez mountains, and particular
friends viii be supplied with fine ven
ison steak. Greenleaf and Browne
will return to the city in a few days.