davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
HAIR OCH DER.

Mar Rockefeller ger brudgaf-
vor. torsdags. ingingo EFT par
aktenskap i Tarrytown. N. Y.
Brudens tader. c. V. Hemming-
way, hade varit superintendent
under en- fold af ar for oljekun-
gen vid Pocantico Hills och hans
dotter Mabel hade blivit en- favo-it
hos hans stormrike here. Mar hon
sa skulle gifta sig erholl hon en-
bankanvining pa en- stor summa
fran Rockefeller, som utom dem
ma frikostighet afven sages ha stalt
en- villa / Pocantico Hills, som han
kept for $4,000. till Diet nygifta
paret foriogande. att anvandas
som deras hem hyresfritt.
Louis Sands testamente.
L. Sands. den svenska ~sagverks-
agaren och mangmillionaren j
Manistee. Michigan, som nyligen
aflidit, hsde i slit testamente till
satt M. Borr och Nelson Sailing
sasom utredningsman i slit BIO,
och i handelse nagondera wore
i%orhindrad att antaga uppdraget.
skulle HAS plats intagas af Z. J.,
Bigelow i Milwaukee. Bigelow
var bankpresident da testamentet
upprattades, men a~ftjanar nu en-
femtonarig iangelsetermin for for
skingringa at en- och en- half million
dollars anfortrodda medel..
Fran Sverige kommer en-
upptackt, hvilken der har omfat-
tats med sa allmant fortroende
att, alltifran medlemmare at ko-
nungafamiljen till folket ! de an
sprSkslosaste hem, ALA kama den-
Stamina, och nastan ALA begagna
den vid forefallande behof, man
gen t. O. m. till daglig bruk. Den
ra upptackt ar EFT botemedel for
forkylning, katarrer, inflammation
ner, sar, vark, svullnader, omma
fotter, hudsjukdomar och manga
andra vanliga krampor, och al
dessutom EFT utmarkt toalettmedeI
for munens, tandernas, harets och
hyns ward. Upphnnaren, den franz
staende vetenskapsmannen och
kemisten fabrikanten DR.. z. Ha-
HANSON, kallar slit preparat
"Salubrin", haptydande pa dess
enastaende helsobringande egen-
shapes (latinska ordet Saluber
- Diet engelska Salubrious). bet
kan nu kopas mangenstades
Amerika. tSe annonsen i denna
tidning.
Att fera daliga efterapningaI
redan hnnas i marknaden, ar et'
bevis pa att Salubrinets hogs
varde u~ppskattas. ty Diet lonar sig
Ell att efterapa och forialska Diet
som ar vardelost. Sc till, att nj IA
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
Pa EFT mote, som nyligen hollis

dl qNlHnOIHdS kIlStliSd DyklCi-'
hetsforening i Allegheny, Pa,
tillsattes Diet en- kommitte att
skrifva eft bref till president
Roosevelt och fraga honom ON
Diet ar SAINT att han for nagon It'd
sedan emottagit en- gafva af 90
Haskor 81 fran EFT bryggeri SAINT
skriivit och tackat for gafvan
Derest presidenten bekraftar det-
ia. komma damerna pa EFT sar-
skildt mote att afgifva sin protest
( deremot.
En- 70 ar gammal man vid namn
Frank Robinson fran German
town, Pa, blef haromdagen ! Phi
Iadelphia skjnten at en- poliskon-
stapel, som skulle arrestera no.
HON. Kulan traffade Robinson j
brostet, och han forbes till EFT
hospital, der lakarne aflagsnade
iva refben, sd att hjertat blotta-
des. Hjertat togs ut VI kroppen
I och man sokte efter kulan deri,
men kunde 81 fnna den. Till
sist uppdagade man kulan inbad-
dad i EFT kottparti nara hjertat
och ~afiagsnade den. Hjertat och
de afsagade refbenen insattes anyo
pa sin plats, och Diet uppgifves att
Robinson har CODA utsigter att
komma sig efter denna msrkliga
operation. som ar enastaende pa
kirurgiens omrade.
En- luftskeppare vid MANN Nor
rissey foretog haromdagen en-
ballonguppstigning fran county
fairen i Tecunseh, la. Upp
stigningen var mycket vacker,
men Diet var ingen som brydde
sig ON att Sc efter hvad Diet blefI
at luftskepparen och hans ballong.
Odet vile att ballongen dalade
ned ! Nemahaf1oden med honom.
Merrissey, som icke kunde Sim
ma, lyckades ia tag i en- gren af
en- gammal tradstam, som satt
fast i hodbottnen. Pa delta satt
holl han sig uppe i vattnet ON
FIRING 6 timmar, tills nagra jern-
vagsarbetare kort fore midnatt
horde hans nodrop och kommo
och raddade honon.
Fregatteu Constitution, Diet
aldsta nu existerande american
ska krigsskepp, har i manga ar
legati Charlestons hamn som EFT
historiskt mime. Del ser nv
emellertid ut, som ON dess dagar
wore raknade. ALT timret sages
vara alldeles %uppruttet, och far
tyget tager in vatten i sSdan
grad, att Diet standigt maste pun
pas. Man tror ej heller att Diet
later sig CORA att intaga den gam
la fregatten i torrdocka, da man
befarar att den skulle ialla i styc-
KIN sa smart den kom upp ur watt
net.
ON Nj har nosta, sa en- kop
f1aska af Thelandersmpound
Cough Syrup.
c. c. Thelanders Compoun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
/ brostet.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Eft forskrackligt lidande
f6rorsakas ofta af sar och k1afta, som alta
bort huden. Wm Bedell i Flat Rock,
Mich. sager:"Jag har begagnat Bucklen's
| Arnica Salve for sar och krafta. bet ar
Diet basta helande medel jag ~nagousin
funnit " Lindrar och helar sar, brannsIr
och s~kallskador. Csc. i Lungren & And
reens spotek Sioux City, la
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Eft forskrackligt lidande

f0rorsakas ofta af sar och krafta, som alta
bort huden. VIM Bedell i Flat Rock,
Mich. sager:"Jag har begagnat Bucklen's
! Arnica Salve for sir och krafta. bet ar
Diet basta helande medel jag ~nagousiu
funnit " Lindrar och helar sar, brannsar
och sk~allskador. Csc. i Lungren & And
reens apotek Sioux City, la
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29

skrackta och de vagade Ell mar
ma sig honom. forran de varse-
bleivo att han lag medvetslos EFT
stycke langre borta Da upptack-
ties Diet, att bina ofverfallit honom
och stuneit honom ofver heia
kroppen. till dess han forlorat san
sen. Lakare ansag Diet knappast
mojligt att han skulle komma sig.
, 1905-05-24
LOW-RATE TOUR TO DENVER
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
International Convention,
EpwOrth League

On account of the Epworth League
International Convention, TO be held in
Denver, Col, July 5 to 8, the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company has arranged
a tour to Denver under its personally
conducted system. A special train of
high-grade Pullman equipment will
leave New York, Philadelphia, Harris
burg, Altoona and Pittsburgh on Mon
day, July 3, arriving Denver at 1870
DOL on Wednesday, July 5. Tickets
covering round-trlp transportation,
Pullman accommodations lone BERTH
going, and all meals in dining car when
travelling on special train, will be sold
at the following Uery t0W rates: New
York, S63. so; Philadelphia, $51.75; Bal
timore, $4,000; Washington, $50. 90;
Harrisburg, $50. rs; Williamsport, $50. rs;
Altoona, $3.50, and at proportionate
rates from other stations.
These tickets will be good for passage
to either Denver, Colorado Springs, or
Pueblo, and will be good for return
passage on regular trains to leave either
of the aforementioned points not later
than July IA. Deposit of tickets with
joint agent at either Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo not later than
July IA and payment of fee of
fifty cents secures an extension of re-
turn limit to leave either of the above
points not later than August s.
These liberal return limits will enable
tourists to take advantage of the many
delightful side trips to resorts in the
Colorado Mountains, the Yellowstone
Park, the Grand Canyon of Arizona
and the Lewis and Clark Elk position at
Portland, for which special reouced-rate
tickets will be on sale at Denver, Col
orado Springs aud Pueblo.
For further information concerning
specific rates, stop-over privileges and
returning route consult ticket agents.
A descriptive itinerary will be mailed
upon application to Geo. w. Boyd,
General Passenger Agent, Broad Street
Station, P Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1905-05-24
TOUR TO THE CANADIAN ROCKIES,
LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSE
TON, AND YELLOW
STONE PARK
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Convention American nedicaI
Association
ROUND-S2I5-TRIP

On account of the convention of the
American Medical Association, to be
held in Portland, Ore, July II to IA,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will run a personally-conducted tour,
visiting the beautiful resorts in the
Canadian Rockies, Seattle, Tacoma, and
Portland, allowing four days in the
latter city for attending the sessions of
the convention and for visiting the
Lewis and Clark Exposition, and five
and one-half days in the Yellowstone
Park, a full and complete tour of that
wonderland. Tickets covering every
necessary expense en- route, except
hotel accommodations in Portland
will be sold at the very low rate of $2l5
from all stations on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, except Pittsburg, from which
the rate will be $2l0. A special train
OF high-grade Pullman equipment will
leave New York, Philadelphia, Har-
, 1905-05-24
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to the legal voters
of the School District of the borough of Wild
wood in the County of Cape May that a
special meeting of the legal voters of said
School District will be held at the Wildwood
Borough Hall on the
SECOND DAY OF JUNE, 1905
at seven o'clock. in the evening, at which
meeting the following resolutions will be
submitted:
Resolved, That the Board of Education be
authorized to erect an addition to present
school-house, and to purchase for said school
sary equipment. The cost of said school
house, furniture and equipment shall not
exceed the sum of fifty-five hundred dollars.
Tn amount of money thought to be neces-
sary for the foregoing is fifty-five hundre
dollars.
The question of authorizing the Board of
Education to borrow the money ordered to
be raised by issuing the bonds of the district
will also be submitted.
G. g. ELDREDGE,
District Clerk.
Dated May 23d, 1905
, 1905-05-24

risburg, n P1ttsburg, Monday, July
3. The route will be via Chicago
and ST. Paul to Banff Hot Springs,
Laggan, and Glacier, in the Canadian
Rockies, thence to the Pacific Coast.
Returning the route will lie through
the States of Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, and Montana, to the Yellow
stone Park, and thence via Billings
and Omaha to Chicago, reaching New
York on July 26. For further informa-
ton consult Pennsylvania Railroad
ticket agents. A descriptive itinerary
will be sent or application to Geo. w.
Boyd, General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1905-05-24
GRASSY SOUND SOUNDINGS

The long and severe winter did little
or no damage at the sounds. Crabs
have made their apl earance, which is
quite early for them, and weak fish
have been caught in goodly numbers,
Mr.. Irwin Faust having caught fifteen
good sized ones OF Saturday.
Messrs. Allen and Cook have com
pleted their cottage.
Nearly every cottage on both sides
changes 10y way of Improvements.
Quite a number of the cottagers were
looking after their interests to-day also
during the week.
A. Quay and w. Shriver, of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday with Robert
and Thomas Camac at their cottage.
An important enterprise has been
instlgated by some of the active cot
tagers on the north side of Grassy
Sound by which they intend putting a
number of lamps along the boardwalk,
and are endeavoring to create a fund
for the maintenance of the same. Pro-
%jectors of such progressive movements
should have the hearty cooperation of
all parties. The south side should
wake up and follow the example of its
neighbor and keep your lamps burn
ing. Preparations for the celebration
of Memorial day are being made by
several of the parties and they are
looking forward to an enjoyable day.
Launching of boats, pole and flag
raising are some of the features.
Judge Voorhees, granted the license
of r. r. Stanert at the south side last
Wednesday.
, 1905-05-24
NORTH NOTES

The Hotel Ottens entertained on Fri
day last Leslie S. Ludlam, the we'll
known real estate man and convey
ANGER, of Court House; Henry Trott-
man, of the West Jersey Guaranty and
Trust Company, Camden, and S. T..
Lineaweaver, of the Season.
Prof. j.. f. Zimmerman and bis or
chestra has been engaged again at the
Ottens for the coming season.
Mrs. Van Beal arrived Monday
night to occupy the Eakins cottage in
the Ottens tract.
The family of J. T. Mcclure, of
Philadelphia, are down in their hand
some cottage on 18th street.
The family of John w. Speckman
are expected down this week to occupy
their cottage.
Thomas Martindale's cottage is fast
approaching completion.
The North Wild wood Land Com
pany is crawling a number of streets
extending eastward from Pennsyl-
vania toward the boardwalk.
II. HARRISON, a Philadelphia milk
dealer, has rented the new Beecher cot
tage on 9th street and his family will
spend the summer here. The family
occupied the Bridgman cottage on
Maple avenue last summer.
Harry Benson is clerking for Henry
H. Ottens at his land office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
PUT UP HARD FIGHT,
That Ia what Mr., Thomas Says of
Campaign Of Utah Educators

Mi,honlhuh Thomas OF tho board Of
education returned today from hig trip
to A,bury PARK and New YORK. whore
he went aa o delegate TO the National
Educational association convention Ia
help secure the convention uf 1906 Tor
Utah. I'm speaking OF the impression
made by l'lnh, Mr. Thomas. who made
The speech inviting the convention 10
come here, mid that state Supl Nelson
led the campaign IN % muuucr hghly
crodlnblo tu the state, ana that an
members Of the delegation had put up
the greatest nght that was IN them. so
that DE regarded the chances for AN ul'
Innate victory na very promising
After lonylug Asbury Bark MrThom
aR made business tIp 10 New YORK
ana Chicago nud was there during the
heat spcll which has just broken llp
declares the condition 10 be beyond the
power Of words 90 describe especial
~ who're the humidity rises 10 u point
nearly ns hgh ms the temperature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
Spokane Exhibition Company Sues
Til, Boise and Salt Lake
Clubs
FOR BREACH or CONTRACT.


An action. having for us ultimate
purpose the settlement Of the various
lltlputlons between the clubs which
formerly belonged To the Pacific Ma
tlonal league ana their creditors was
nlod In the district court today by the
spokane Base Rail & Exhibition COM
pany against The Boise Athletic osso'
cullon ihe salt Lake Baseball club,
walker brothers, bankers, y, T., ARM
strong q, e, Moore and Lindsay H.
Rogers
Tho complaint charges that tho SAT-
Lake club broke lts agreement In re-
fuNnH 10 play bail IN Spokane on July
/ and 2. and that the league was dis
orgdnl2ud, II asks that the $1,000 lol'
felt posted by the Salt Lake team Doe
divided between plaintiff nnd the Boise
team, ana That vmlntln also have
Judgment against the Boise CLUBS por'
ton for 1890, being uuoshlli OF me
proceeds Of the last games played bc'
lvopn ihc two clubs
The Other dofoudnnlR named claim
fomu interest IN tho money ANA two or
them huNc already nlol suit 10 recover
tho Same. Tho money iN ON deposit IN
Walkers bank which Nv the only m
forest that Institution has IN H. De
fondnni Rogers hnr notified tho bank
not lu may the forfeit money To any
one hut himself Plaintiff Nels ludg'
mout uH stated above, ana also asks
that the defendants scl out iholr claims
10 the money ao that the enmo may De
settled hy the court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
SPlkk AND RAIL

General Manager ". u, Wells Of tho
SAT- Lake route left this morning on
70 special fur Los Angeles
The railroads are advertising oNcur'
rlous To SAT- Lake Provo ana ogden
durlug lhc visit OF the liarnum 4 Bailey
shows here,
W W. Johnston, assistant general
freight agent NJ the Burlington at
omaha was IN the city today ON hla
way through 20 Portland,
The Salt Lake Route win establish
temporary advertising quarters IN Den.
yor during the visit ~ the Eagles ana
ne O. 4, r. during the fSt week IN
August
People returning from Portland ro-
wort that tho southern paclno " run.
INK cvory passenger train into the city
yer the Shasta Route from San Fran.
iAoo IN four and Ave sections,
The great rninh reservation VIII 30
open for homestead entry Aux ~, al
though registration Will commence at
brand Junction, ColoI Price. Provo ana
Nomul, UTAH on Aug ! ana continue
until Aug, ", The procedure necessary
10 secure lands IN this greatest of gov-
crnmVut reservation In outlined In de.
,0ll In "a pamphlet iust issued hy the
passenger department. Denver " Rio
dpudo railroad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
BUSINESS NOTES.

1'odays local bank clcarngs amount.
cd 10 SSS6,l9S,2 90 M against sijSbSs,A
for the same day last year
The Provo lee aud Cold Storage com.
pany Of this city lllcd IT, articles Of IN
corporation In tho county clerks Office
today, Its capital stock IN 100000, d.
yIded into shares Of the par value Of 81
each Lo Roy Dixon ls president W.
j, Mcdonnell, vice presidents william
Wood, treasurer, Henry Green, secro'
tarN
From the state board of equuli2at ton
II Ia learned that Salt Lake county pays
on lts assessed valuation TO the state
for the support Of the state university
ana agricultural college &i,03i, on the
state three min tax for state district
schools Salt Lake pays Slb6,0Q0 SAT-
Lake city and county pay on the school
levy made by the county commission.
crs, $4,000, nnd salt Lake city pays to
the city board u education, II the levy
Is made as asked, $4,000 making an
interesting total Of ssO01Si, This "
nearly a $40 per capita tax for each
school child IN the county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

There was nothing calm about either
the play or the audience ut the Grand
last night and It Is doubtful which was
the moro interesting II was worth tho
price Of admission Just 20 hear the gal
loiN which found the ordinary means
Of applause entirely inadequate, shout
out Ms approval Of the heroine and It's
anAlhom0s upon tho villain, The play
was "lror llls Brothers Honor ana N
WAS 80 upronrIOuR both IN heavy como-
dy ana heavy molodrama, that tho
audience WAS Kept crylug and laughing
from curtain "a curtain II was q hot
nlght, but nobody thought Of that ana
the business VIII no doubt pick UP rap.
idly as soon M the crowd of last nlRht
tell about the SHOW 10 their frioudA
chris Moran ana Holluh coyiuglon us 10
comedy toum had q chance 90 do some
excellent work, while Lansing Rowan
Thpo Torch ana Harry Fuhuoy IN the
houyy PARTS wore rurcoHelul, 'For HIS
Brothers Honor" goes again tonight
tomorrow night ana ut "a saturday MAJ
tnco,
After an absence Of three years, dur.
Ing which time lhu piDprlotoW nave OK.
tppivoly enlarged ana vastly improved
their exhibition, the Gentry Brothers
trained animal shows return 10 SAT-
Lake Monday July ~ for an engage
mcnt of two days opening Monday ai'
tCrnOOn,
40 tented exhibition which comes to
Salt Lake stands 10 hlRh W does thls
particular enterprise, with ita clover
dogs, wonderful monkeys, cute ponies
ana comJcnl elephants, Of which there
are over 300 Besides numerous now
animal features, many imported novel;
ties IN the nature Of special features
are presented
ono OF the Rrcatest circus acts before
the public today " tho famous Juggling
NormanF, seven marvellous Australian
club Wingcrs and jugglers, who were
especially engaged by Gentry Brothers
for this season, and the wonderful
loshimnte family Of Japanese ncro-
bats Those two features while ON
the circus order ARE particularly suit.
able Tor the Gentry shows which cater
only TO the best class ana which np.
reol most to the Intelligent amusement
seeker
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
ENGINEER KILLED.
Fireman Injured IN Peculiar Accident on
The san Pedro,

Tho romans Of Engineer Edward
u, Blackmar Of this city were brought
up from Milford this morning and tax.
en- 10 Evans undertaking establish
menL on the same train was Fireman
]. G., Smith who saved his lie by
jumping through the cab window.
However he sustained injuries IN his
spine that nocopsllalod his removed to
the hospital lie was accompanied
from Milford by pr Fcnnomoro the
local railroad physician,
TrNinmnstor Smith today Ia down az
Milford investigating the cause Of tho
accident From reports II Is affirmed
that the fatality occurred owing 10 the
spreading Of tho rails, The train con.
sisted of engine COB and caboose,
which was proceeding slowly north yes.
terdny NJ a speed Of not more than 10
miles nm hour suddenly tho hig on.
Rlne left the rails ana turned over
Engineer lllnckmar who felt tho hugo
machine turning ovor called 10 hia fire.
man 10 jump, The next minute tho
locomotive ,opplod over The mf0r.
lunOte engineer was nlppcd between
the tender aud the cab and buried be.
meath several tons Of coal,
lie was formerly I'm the employ OF
tho Rio Grande here ana was universal.
~ liked and respected, lie leaves a
wife ana two children In this city and
resided at 3 Burton court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
REPETITION Of the GENERAL
SL0CUM HORROR AVOIDED

New York, July 81 The excursion
steamer Sirius was deliberately run
aground on Northlliroihcr island today
70 avoid a panic among her 1000 pas
sengors, nnd n possible repetition ~ the
Sl0cum disaster Tho sirius carrying
q sunday school picnic party stove M
her side on rock, near the very spot
where the Slocum burned last year
Although Capt ponrcc ala not believe
the ship would sink hc ran her aground
with all possible dispatch ana empllel
Tho crew into the docks WIN the ~
N small bonts Another bout took the
oXcursonlWa 10 their picnic grounds
and tugs were sent lo The disabled
Sirius,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21

TO REMAIN OVER SUNDAY.
VIII be Entcrta Incd In This cry by the
Local Fraternity and Given
Coed Time

Speeding toward salt Lake and oss
corlcd by District Freight ana poosen'
ger Agent Frank plolHlcd and Travel.
INK Passenger Agent III Dunn Of the
oregon Short Line arc some 1873 rail-
way agents and their wives, Tho spec
cal train which was received from the
o. n, g. N, at Huntington carly this
morning consists Of five stondnrd sleep.
ora, lnorbOggago ear ana day cooch
II win arrive IN This city at 10 Il, m,
tomorrow
Tho party IA homcwnrd bound from
tho Ninth Annual convention uf the
National Association NJ Railway
Agents which Nua held In Portland on
Monday 90 Wednesday Inclusive TIP.
on arriving nero mo visitors Wul be
taken IN hand by the local railroad
agents ana shown the sights, Tho
present program IN a trip ~ the lake
ana recital at thc Tabernacle on
saturday on sunday the visitors Wlll
Dc given ride IN the SopnR Salt LUko
city car and VIII attend lhr services
az tho Tabernacle In n body IN the NJ,
lofnoon 10 looyo for Denver over the
RIO drando ut D y, m,
The olllcors Of tho association, most
Of whom are ON the special train, are,
President, w. H. Mllls agent /, \,
& NJ, n Ryu Norwalk, o. vice proel.
dent, w h korr agont II, q ., Ryn
Newark o. secretary A. 4, C0tuoll,
agent ~ l., l. NJ A. q, Ry, Bismarck,
Mo-, treasurer H. ~ Gray. agent p, 9.
G, a st. h. Ry Cambridge CITY Ind
Executive Committee w, N, Dwry,
chairman agent H. y, g NJ, =, n.y.,
White Pigeon, Mich o. W. Green,
agent Frisco System, Donison, Tex,
NJ, j, Fleming, 0gont ~. a. o, ~. Tor.
~ Alta, w, Val A. y, Meta ticket
agent, - n o, and C., T, s. V, Ry's,,
cleveland, o. w, H. Cary, agent Frls.
go System, AmorN MlsaiW q, Wng.
ner. Commercial agent Burlington
Route, Des Molncs, la5 ! n, Van
lnouaon, agent Erie Ry Gowanda, n,
Boise, Ida, July q National Asso.
citation Of Railway Agents arrived IN
Boise this morning, They Wero outer.
tNinod by the chamber ~ commerce,
ana leave M D y. m for Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
y, OF U. IMPROVEMENTS.
VIII bc a GesorOl Condition Of Better
mont whom School Opens in Sept

Tho buildings at the University Of Utah
campus viii present q new aspect 10 the
incoming students Of next september rho
pymnuuum building 10 up to the boec'
mcut Windows tho new shop building IA
wou above the ground while the addition
10 the physical mlldmW ~ moro than half
have nn of these buildings ready for oc-
Cuguuyy
TOMORROW al ! o'clock tho board " 70.
gonW meet NJ the DosCrtt National bank
building 10 omen bids for cnlolmlnlng ana
other improvements