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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
HOUSTON ATTACKS
LEGALITY Of BONDS
First Suit Against City In Behalf
Of Real Estate Asso
citation.
SUMMONS SERVED ON MAYOR.
Complaint Alleges Bonds Are Invalid
Because CITY Does Not 0wa the
Entire Water System

Mayor Morris was today served with
n summons In an Injunction suit fled
by D. W, Houston agolne, Salt Lake
city, Mayor Morris ana city Recorder
Cntcnlow to enjon hem from issuing
the special water ana bowcr bonds,
amounting to SlOoOooO, which were au.
ihoiI1cd by the taxpayers Of this city
NJ epccal election held ON Jan, D,
1905 The legality Of tho bond issue
VIII be- tested IN the case and II Is not
expected that the friendly test suit
when was TO have been filed viii be IN.
atltuied noH, ~ the points 90 DO deter.
mined can be- raised In the present nc.
ton
Mr. Houston IL actng on behalf Of the
salt Lake Real Estate association,
which has opposed the issuance Of the
bonds ana has threatened for some tlmn
past to onJoin the proposition, The CONF
plnlnt has not been filed ns yet but
VIII he probably tomorrow, II Nv stated
by Attorney sanford who represents
tho association, that thoro VIII DO three
principal points OF IllegNlity raised
against tho bonds,
Tho complaint win allegc that the,a
were 100 Illegal votes cast al the election
by persons who had not paid taxes for
tho year 1904 ana hence were not quail.
fed TO vote II these votes are thrown
out II N claimed that tho bonds viii be-
defeated
II VIII be- alleged that the bonds ara
invalid for the reason that the city VIII
not own the entire water system for
which the money win be expended an
required by tho Constitution and
st0,utos Tho attorney for plaintiff
claims that the city WIN not own tho
water which II win get under the propo.
altIon, but viii merely lease or make
an exchange for H. He contends that
the water II clearly part OF the pros
posed system which must be owned by
The city
Tho final ground 10 that the commit.
tee OF the council having the scheme I'm
hand made false prelonsos 90 the public
and thus carried tho election, IN this
allegation II " claimed that the alleged
deal with the Utah IIgh, & Railway
company TO exchange an extension OF
Nv franchises for certain water and
power rights I'm big Cottonwood canyon
TO be used IN the proposed improvements
was never made known 10 tho public
and had II been, tho bonds would have
failed
II II thought that an early hearing
win be granted on the injunction 80
that tho result will DO known In time
10 take up the options on tho water
rights secured by the council by July |,
the date OF their expiration,
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WESTERN PACIFIC
TAKES THE STAGE
Following the Special Mcetisg Of
The Rio Grandc Western
Here Tomorrow
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Arc Expected 10 Follow the Action sl
The Stockholders -- Changes IN
The Board

Al noon tomorrow occurs the epocial
meeting of stockholders OF the RIO
umulo Western to consider the vote
on The question ot accepting the Con-
Mituilon OF the state OF Utah, and OF
considering and acting upon certain
contracts Win aud on behalf OF the
WcsuIn Pacific railway company,
The cull for The meeting n signed by
u T. JcnorN president, aud stephen
Li,tle secretary ana cashier, Among
those expected 10 10 proson, arc Wee
piosilcu, Charles H. schlocRs, joel w.
Vale, general counsel for the n, q, ",
ana col Cotton, VINO VIII vote the stock
holding proxies Tor absent parties,
i le confidently expected That thcr1
VIII be- NunN important announcements
following the meeting and thnt work on
construction of the western pacinc viii
Do authorized with The result that the
entire line through TO San Francisco
bay side WIN be cleaned NJ within two
years according 20 tho promise made
by Ohorgo j, Gould IN an Interview
recently
IN connection with this meeting lho
Associated Press today has the follow
Ing under n San Francisco date llno
IAN important meeting Of the dlrec'
tors NJ tho Western Pacific Wil be held
IN this city next week Word has been
received here that President w, j.
Iiarnott ~ on his way bnck from New
York, lie IN accompanied by NirgS
q, Boguc, consulting engineer ~ the
Western Pacific, early IN tho week
The directors WIN be called together ana
the formal ratification OF the lin0noIal
arrange monla recently completed ln
tho onsl M wei as other matters Of
Importance WIN take place,
III ls understood that ut tho meeting
several changes VIII bo made In thu
personnel OF the board The changes
Woro 10 hive been made nj the recent
meeting Of the directors IN New York,
but tho program wuH changed when "
was found that the board could not IN.
golly meet outside Of Fan Francisco
w J, Barnett VIII resign from the pres.
ldoncy ana will be- succeeded by u, r.
IeforS president Of the Denver g. Rio
tirnn1c, Barnett win become vice pres.
ldont and general counsel OF the road
'vcral Of the local directors viii nlso
resign from the board, and their PLACES
VIII BIZ filled by the election OF New
Yorkers The articles " Incorporation
NJ the Western Pacific win be modified
NO ny 20 make New York the principal
place Of business OF the company ana
after that the directors meetings win
be held In the east"
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the fact that this Institution Ia sup.
ported by all the citizens OF the state,
Because thoy alive 10 tho school imam
cinl Dnd moral support they have cQr'
lnln vested rights IN g. Among these
IN the rRht 10 EXPECT the gratitude
uud RESPECT OF those who are paitak'
ors uf the bunontR for which lhoso
cltlgms pas Even though Hom0
of them may amor win some ~ You 40
10 the policy OF the college they have
right 20 hold and oven 10 express
their opinions without bcng subject to
tritlcHm At the hand6 Of those who arc
receiving OF their bounty
PROPER patriotism
Your patriotism for the institution 10
tommcudublr when expressed IN tho
rlght way but ID IA dt least probable
mat the patriotism ~ the taXpnycR of
the state expressed by the giving Of
money to the support ~ the school
lsas great 40 yours And their opinions
N seems 10 me, are also worthy Of
confederation ana should bo treated
Win respect Boy YOU
The prestige OF the Agricultural col.
lfRo of l'luh must ho enlarged ana ~
Held of usefulness thoroughly oultlVat.
cd, Nothing short Of this WIN snllgiy
those who are supporting IT, II per-
Nonni feelings Cnlor into ltB manage
mcnl and policy they must be cSpel a.
There must he broad ana patriotic
grppp Of tho true needs ana work " the
college ana % united effort on the pnlt
VI an concerned IN see that this pu.
ulotic ideal ~ loslcr'd
Citgons OF the state VIII not he pllie.
Ned WtIl tho college by virtue Of the
cmlucupr n shah reach in its appru.
pirate nrd 10 IN the front OF the m
duHlral Institutions Of Our country
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TWENTIETH CENTURY LIMITED,

The Denver office Of the NtN York
Central Lines has boon notified that
they have decided to make the famous
Twentieth Century Limited uoln an
lS'honr train IN both directions between
Chicago and New York commencing
June is this train VIII leave Now Nolk
~ $3.50 H. M arriving Chicago NJ $3.50
u, M, ana VIII leave Chicago At $3.50
l.. M, arriving New York az $3.50 r. m,
THIS seems 10 bo the best leaving ana
arriving time In both elites Tor the
public This schedule can be made by
'hc Nrw York Central lines Win the
same case and comfort AZ the present
schedule OF 20 hours, II has also been
decided 10 reduce the running time OF
tho LAKE SHORE LIMITED ono hour,
leaving Chicago al $3.50 p, inp arriving
New YORK at $3.50 p. nlo making 70
hours, In addition Ia these two trains
Pc New York Central Limos have
three "A hour trains and four slower
trains, This N the best and most CONE
ploto train service ever maintained be-
tween Chicago ana New York
IRWIN TEARS
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KNEW BAILEY WELL,


Perhaps 10 no Salt Lakor comes tho
news u tho tragic tate of Charles A,
Bailey. the noted mountain climber
who was Killed IN California yesterday,
with sugh telling force aB II does 10 II,
l., A. Gunner lho artist Mr. Culmor
knew him well and was eoroly grlovod
NJ his friends sudden demeo Speak
ing n him today Mr. culmor said
Some years aRo--l don't remember
the exact ycnr-'nn Uitompt was made
10 scale u Yosemite mountain by Nh
Bailey | was invited by him to Join
him one afternoon fol n climb up what
~ now known M Nrl2sly pont, but |
could not 80, However Mr. Bailey,
the lnio Prof LoConto, the famous 60,
ologrt Of the University q California,
and myself attempted the climb ncNt
day ma made II successfully Arriving
at the top we formally named the polrt
ON brralf Of the Yosemite club, "Grlgsly
pOlnk,
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SPIKE AND RAIL

IoNerh eolbN representing the Kan.
eag city stock yOrdf, arrived IN Salt
Lake last evening,
Charles Bean, frame manager n the
Pueblo ettck yards, WIN he IN salt Lake
tomorrow
The chicago \ Northwestern has n
rev chief clerk IN the person ~ H. En-.
rich vice Mr. Armstrong, resigned
General Agent Harding Of the Colo.
RADIO Midland this morning signed n
contract with tho Eagle lodges ~ Grand
Junction and leadville 90 transport
delegations from those cltloa 10 the nm.
nuOl convention IN Denver by special
train
&, q, WhIttemorc. counsel for the
Falt Lake Route and president Of the
Clorka Las Vegas Land & Water COM
pany has returned from Las Vegas
after an absence ~ nearly n month
lie reports the development at that
place 20 be simply wonderful,
Commencing on last Saturday the
Southern preIfo " running u special
train every Saturday during the con.
llnnance NJ the Portland Fair leaving
san Francisco IN the evening and run,
ming 10 Portland via Denlca, facra.
monlo, Nopcylllo ana Shasta Springs,
j. a. yeyipgton VI the virginia 4
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q, \ l.. GOLD MEDALS,
Roodmns,os Arc destined ~ Compete
IOr differing nauhis,


General superintendent n, Buclung.
ham on his return from trip east
yesterday IN now considering the pro.
position OF awarding gold medals to tho
best ro1dn,Astors on the oregon Short
Limo system hlong the lines In voaue
on the southern Pacific IN other
words, the foadmaster who has tho
hest section VIII DO given tho medal
ana be entitled 10 consider himself A
notch above the rest OF the boys,
Tho system has been In use ON tho
Southern Pacific for some time pnst
ana works Ike n charm, After the
general superintendent and general
manager have been over the entire aye.
tenn aud inspected the roadbed, the
award In announced, and few DAYS
lntor NJ each and Of the section appears
over tho tool sheds tho legend in gold
lettering "rho Premium section" 10
keen II the rivalry between the various
sections that tho hands never walk
along the track without looking for
weeds 10 pun by hand IN their off doys.
II W understood that medals modelled
after those used on the Southern Pa,
cinc win be shortly ordered By not only
the oregon Short Line, but tho Union
Pacific and the o. H. s. A. The South,
orn Pacific medals consist Of n gold
pendant, tho size OF twenty.doar
gold piece ON ono side Nv tho Routh.
orn Pacific emblem, ana ON the othor
tho nNmo or the winner and tho num-
her " the section capturing the prize,
Should roadmagter win the medal
moro than once h. Ia given n clasp or
gold bar from which the medal haIys,
II IN possible for him TO win II oYory
year unlil he retlrcs, consequently
oyory roadnlAetor on the Short Limo win
now have Visions Of handing down 10
hls postorlly by way ~ an heirloom a
long array ~ clasps with tho coveted
medal attached,
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Judgment Reversed

The Judgment OF the lower court hap
been reversed by the supreme court In
the case OF John Mitchell ngalnat Heber
company, appellants, and the ease "
rcmandod Win instructions 10 prDnt a
now TRIAL Tho opinion OF the supreme
court was written by Justice Nlraup
ana conourrod IN by chief Justice
Bartoh and Justice McCany.
Tho court also handed down nm opln.
Ion dlsmltslnR the appeal In the case
of Mary y, Ferris, against the Mod.
orn Woodmon of America, appellants,
Tor tho reason that the ,ccords Of the
case IN the aupromo court failed TO
show the points relied upon by appel.
lanta FOR reversal OF the Judgment VI
tho lower court
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BURGLARS SURPRISED.
Three Nrbbod Wb'lo Ronsacking Bing.
ham Junction Saloon.

Deputy Sheriff Beckstead surprised
four burglars last nisht while they
were attempting TO hurglarlgo Vlncont's
fnloon at Bingham Junction and sue.
coedcd I'm Orreetlng three Of them while
In the act Of breaking open slot ma.
chine The fourth man made hia os.
cape, but the others arc now IN ~
at Bingham Junction, and win have 20
stand trial and have good prospects for
spending few years In the state prls.
ON, II appears that tho man who got
away wnA the ono who got tho MONEY
from tho machine, Just how much was
loRon N not known, Tho deputy Ia Gers
lalnly entitled 10 great credit Tor I'm.
dcrtaklng ana onocting the capture Of
the men alone,
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COURT NOTES,

in the federal court yesterday after.
noon a restraining order WAS issued
against the Smith Drug company, at
the instance Of w, a, Gaines, foreye,'
restraining the defendant company
from selling any spirits or liquor, or IN
any way advertising cold Grow" brand
of whisky, plOn,l ffw0e granted $3.50
and costs Of suit,
suit for divorce has been filed IN the
district court BY Margaret TcsRmnn
against Frank TeBfm0n On the ground
of doborlion aud nOn'support, Thu
parties were married nj Park city on
Feb, ~ 1905 and have two children, Of
whom plnntlff asks the custody,
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ADJUSTMENTS,

It win bo a rare opportunity offered
Salt Lokcrs next Monday evening when
clarence EDDY the greatest ot tho
American orgnnsls, 30 considered the
world over performs a choice program
at the Tabernacle,
Mr. Eddy has expressed a keen do.
elro 60 play upon the great organ for
bomc time and he has arranged a pro.
gram which VIII prove Joy to all
clauses OF people Assisting this noted
artist WIN be Mis-, Grace Morci DICK.
tho Rutgers proshytorlnn church or
Now York city ana u very nno singer
Tho Blttncr company gives the nnal
performance Of Tho Galley slave TO-.
NIGHT The bin tomorrow nIght VIII
Bo camille"
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ESTATE or BISHOP SHEETS.
Petitions for Letters ~ Guardlonshirs
Iiled Today,

A petition Tor letters Of guardianship
OF the estate and person Of Ray Spen-
Ger Sheets n minor, has been filed In
tho probate division Of tho district
court by Edwin \, Sheets, u brother Of
tho minor, who asks 10 bo appointed
guardian, The young man ~ one of
tho heirs TO the estate Of his father,
Elijah u, sheets deceased which con-
slttg Of real property valued At 80
ana personal property valued at $4,000.
The estate Ia about TO be distributed,
and tho minor VIII receive two twonty-
lfths Of tho entire property,
Another petition concerning the same
estate was also filed by Gershon u,
Wells, who asks TO he appointed suard-
ian Of his two children, Marjorie Wells
and Benjamin Sheet Wells, the grand.
children " the deceased They wlll
each receive one'thIrd OF 0no-twenty-
sixth Of the property, The petition viii
be heard on Saturday. Juno IL,
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A GOOD MOVE.
Judge Of Juvenile Court VIII Find
Employment for Probotionors

Judge Brown Of the Juvenile court In
ondoavoring to ma employment for two
Of Tho probalionors of his cour, IN Or.
der to Keep them out OF mischief The
scro, ana no has Induced tho Juvenile
court commission TO request one Ut the
contractors now working on public I'M.
proyemonta IN the city 10 give the boys
employment suitable To their ages, The
efforts of the commission viii no doubt
mnol WITH nuGcoAa
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MORE GOOD POSITIONS,

There Wll be- clyil service examinations
In This city, juno ~ for the position Of
plant pathological bureau u plant indus.
Try department Of agriculture, NJ Nto0
per nunum The noallIou for which this
lNOrUugh training and experience IN tech
ulpN work roluilng 10 plant pathology,
with special reference 10 'ruate tho per-
ION appointed TO this position must b.
I'M good health and willing 10 40 cQned'
aiury work There win be an oSamlnatlon
ulro for the position Of local aud assist,
unt Inspector Of hulls, steamboat lnspoc,
tun service, Philadelphia, Nc 1850 per m,
num-
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Truckec rallrond cmphOiically donn1
mat tho road IN % be sold TO the South
crn Phollo or any other company I'VE
claims that the meeting called for juno
~ " Tor The purpose or dlsoutslnR MnEH
ana monns OF certain proposed improve
,mon,s,
Rock Island and southern Pacific
companies announce that II has been
dennltoly decided 10 continue the bold'
en- state limited In daily service me
year round, between Chicago, ~ Louis
ana California, Instead Of discontinue
lng during the summer months, az IN
previous years Movement Of Paclhe
coNst travel ~ sufficiently great to JUS
NY The innovation
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE

This afternoons sales on the mining
exchange were
carisa, 1000 at 2Oii; 300 at 2ol..
con, Mercur, 200 at i0ls,
Mammoth. 200 at 1875,
May Day, 200 at 1874 1000 az 1871, 800
At lSh 30, 300 at 1875,
Uncle Sam, 100 at 8iM
Martha washington 1000 AT LIS 1000
at ~
New York, 200 at 5oj 300 at BSbi 100
az tSI 100 ~ bshl 100 At bS'a y 3oi 200
AZ 60 D 60. 100 NJ bS 4 90.
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PRIMARY ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE

The general conference OF the officers
NJ the Primary associations Of the
church of josus christ Of LAttoudNy
saints Win be held IN Salt Lake city on
Friday saturday and sunday June o,
10 aud II 1905 Friday ana Saturday
juno y and 10, meotinga win be held AT
10 q, M, and r. M IN room n, Me-.
mortal building ut which time business
~ Importance win bo presented and
topics Of interest discussed Sunday,
10 q, m room ~ Memorial building, 2
ana y, mo general meeting the nabor.
uaolo, Al officers stake ana local are
rtqnoatcd 10 be present At all meetings
ana all interested are invited
LOUIE y, FELT
General President
MAY ANDERSON,
Secretary,
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AT THE RESORTS.

Tho employees Of q, e, NJ, l. are max.
Ing great preparations for their annu.
al outing which this year viii be held
nl Sallalr June n,
Today the Tenth ana Thir,y.thItd
wards are az Lagoon, Tomorrow there
Ia u big strawberry festival scheduled
for the popular Davis county resort
on Friday the High school cadets
now IN camp nt Lagoon propose 10
gIyo a grand ball In the big new pawn.
ION Invitations are extended TO tho
old graduates of tho institution, grad.
yates, pupils and graduates ~ Tho
eighth grade, ana q most enjoyable time
IN assured
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BURGLAR SENTENCED.
Judge Lewis Extends clsmsncy by MAX
ing II fOurs Years

Dave Wilson, a oolorod man, VAS AR
raigntd before Judge LOWS thls after
noon on the charge OF burglary, ami
entered plea Of gullty TO the same,
llo asked TO have an attorney appointed
10 make a plea for him for clemoncY
aud lJe court appointed Attorney WI
lard llamor to appear for him, AtloI
u few minutes consultation the attor'
noy mndo u statement 10 the court
asking for lcnloney Judgu Lewis lhon
compiled with the request made boy aeu'
lonclng the man 90 four yonrs IN the
state prison Wilson bulRlarlzod II store
at GS south Enst Temple street, May 30
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Verdict for Defendant,

The jury In tho case Of Mary Morris
against Or, J, y, Richards, which was
tried In Judge Lewis court, has re.
turned verdict IN favor Of defendant
no cause OF action, The suit was
brought 10 recover damages for alleged
malpractice, II whA claimed by plain
LlH That dofendAnt tn NettlnR q hrokon
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ankle FOR hor, 80 cprolcssly and neg.
lleonily performed the service that the
ankle became permanently dcformNd
The onfo was tried once before, but the
court granted u Don.sult IN favor Of
defendant The plalntiff then Illcd an.
other action which today resulted In a
Nnrdlnl for dofondnnl.
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PERSONALS

Or, and Mrs H. ", Behlc have return.
"a from California.
Manager Tony jacobson of tho Go.
lumbs Consolidated Ia IN Alta today,
Mrs. Fred Woy " conyOloscent from
her four weeks illness, and In able 10
~ MP,
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THE GREAT Temple

a complete description NJ thu ,n,..
Tor and exterior OF The Great 'rs 'm,er'
salt Lake city, and statement o,,"npe'
poses for which Il has been bulli npvr'
llh'led by authority, heautlfuliv NV
trato1, price 10 cts Wholesale 10 de,,
efs, =" oeal'
pEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
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Il. q, w TUNNEL BLOCKED.
ilmhes In bore o., RUBY Are Ahla,e,
Delaying Traffic,

Tra0lc ON the Rio dr0ndc western
nal lno has been interrupted since
laht night owing 10 sparta from an
mol az Ruby, three miles this side of
Mack and Just over the Utah line IN
colorado The tlmbels blascd an nIght
ard this morning were reported 10 DO
SIN on nrc, rendering the tunnel un.
safe un'il gangs can repair the dam.
age, IN consequence trains from the
eaet are all marked up late, Early
this morning General Superintendent
A. n, Welby made arrangements for tho
transfer OF passengers around the tln.
mel 20 trains waiting ON either side,
consequently there win be no great de.
Ian
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ONLY $3.50
Logan and Nntnrn.

From Ralt Lake. Juno 9th, Via en-,
Ron short Line, Special train leavo.
salt Lake $3.50 q, M, and roturn,nV
leaves Logan $3.50 " m. City TloHs,
Office, 90l Main st. 'N"''
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NORTH
Via Oregon Short Lima,

juno TO- Greatly reduced ra,eS 10
norhorn Utah ana Idaho points seo
ngonta for full particulars, Ticket Of.
Nee 20l Main street.
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pARKER,--At Toylorsville, June I, lsi.
after brief Illness, Mary swcnton
South T0ylorsyillo.
The remains may bo Viewed at the rest
deneo from u 70 J p n, ne day Of ianeT'
at o'clock D. M at tho TaylorByllle
moothghousc Friends are Invited,
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MISCELLANEOUS,
DIED.

GROWTH this city, June g. iej.
Martha j. GroNt, daughter OF Charles
and Mary Atkinson Of il6 cast Eleventh
South street. aged 70 years and
months,
Funeral notice later