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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
A Great Bombardment

The Japanese forces directly west of
Waitao mountain took advanced posi-
tions close to the river during the
night The Russians made feeble and
Intellectual attacks on the villages near
the river. A tremendous lombard
ment is being made westward today.
Great clouds of smoke are ascending
near the Wanpaosan hills, where the
Japanese fire is directed. The can
nonading about Waitao mountain was
suspended this morning. The Jap
anese right is shelling the Russian
works on the higher hills and at noon
the Japanese batteries near Waitao
mountain resumed work, cooperating
with them. On Tuesday sixty Rus
sian guns were working. Opposite
Waitao mountain yesterday there were
only thirty.
The Japanese casualties in the right
army have been very few compared
with the results gained. Those regi-
ments camping in the open ground or
making night attacks muff1ed in heavy
clothes are put to the hardest tests
that soldiers could endure.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
Soldiers Poor Operators

The gas works have been operated by
soldiers for four weeks past, under the
supervision of foremen who did not
join in the strike. In consequence OF
the soldiers being without experience
the machinery has become so dirty that
it will be impossible to continue the
manufacture of gas without qualified
workmen. The foremen, who have
been working forty-two hours at a
stretch, are unable to bear the strain
longer.
During this mornings disturbances
strikers stabbed a foreman of the gas
works, who died tonight. The other
foremen are panic stricken and refuse
to work longer. Unless the authorities
take action the directors of the works
will telegraph a report of the situation
to the minister of the interior tomor-
row and disclaim further responsibility.
In view of possible disturbances Oh
Saturday and Sunday the gas compli-
cations were adding greatly to the
danger of the situation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
WARSAW MUCH ALARMED
Failure of the Gas Supply Threatens
Serious Complications

WARSAW, March "A bomb was
thrown from a window overlooking
the courtyard of the Muranoff district
police station at o'clock this after
noon. 1t fell in the midst of q group
of soldiers, but did not explode. Two
Jews have been arrested for supposed
connection with the affair. No details
are known, as the officials are very
reticent.
At the leather enamel works two
workmen fired several shots at two of
the directors as the latter were leaving
the factory. The shots did not take
effect and the assailants escaped.
A military patrol attempted to ar
rest some striking Jewish shop assist
ants who were engaged in forcing
shopkeepers to close their premises.
The strikers fired on the patrol repeat
edly, but without injuring any of
them, and then escaped. During the
day the police arrested $40 striking
Jewish shopkeepers' assistants.
The question of gas supply is caus-
ing much alarm. The director of the
company today notified the governor
general that the stock of gas on hand
is sufficient to last only till Saturday.
Unless the government intervenes and
compels the strikers to return to work
the city will be in darkness by Sunday
night
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
lust Like a Savings Bank

$1OO invested in wonderful Observation
Rides Interest in pleasant long as
you live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
J0TTIN0S FROM OGDEN.
Weber Club Arraagng TO Movo Into
Virginia Mansion,
Especial to the "Nows,")

Nopetlil 10 inc NnNh
Ogden, May 6.-l.ast evening the au.
pcrintondency OF the First ward Sum
day school after the regular board
meeting, gave an informal reception 10
the officers and teachers Of the school,
together with the members OF tho stake
board who reside In the ward Various
Inducements were INDUCED In, such as
music, recltotions, speeches, otc, until
the hour ~ midnight
Nellie Chip, Che seven. mon ihs.old
daughter Of Mr., andMra William Chip
OF Rock Springs, Wyoming who was
brought hero for medical treatment,
died at Q o'clock this morning, at tho
homo OF j. II, Myers 1891 quincy
avenue. The funeral VIII be held from
the residence mentioned at o'clock
tomorrow. lntcrment viii take place IN
the ogden cemetery.
Tho Weber club Ii making arrange
men,s looking TO the renting OF the
Virglnia mansion as It's headquarters,
Tho famous building was once tho resi-
dcnco OF the late u, II, poery and his
family, but more recently has been run
ms family hotel, Secretary iIolllngs-
worth Of the club states that II aatls-
factory arrangements can be made
with tho estate OF Mr. Pcery, tho prem
isos with be occupied by the club, should
the negotiations BE- contaminated, the
organization viii have the finest CLUB
house In the west, 40 the building
and grounds are valued ut s9bO,0O0, The
property IL situated on Adams avenue
and Twenly'fourih street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
GRANITE srAku,
OTHER CHURCHES.

Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church, Fourth East between Fourth
ana Firth South, sunday services nj
1890 O. m, In the Englla, language.
You arc cordially Invited to attend. A.
o. H. Overn, pastor,
First Unitarian socloty--serylces nj
Unity hall No, 40 south Second East,
at II u, H., Rev, Frank Fay Eddy,
pastor Subject Of sermon, MEN and
Memories Special memorial services
for the order Of Eagles with special
music by Unity quartet ana Utah state
bnnd, sunday school Ut lgil6, The
Walking club moole nj Mrs, Orr'e, go
Thirteenth East, at 9 o'clock sunday
evening Regular meeting " Unity cir.
Gle Wednesday at $3.50 O'clock
Central Christian Church--Cornor of
Third East and Fourth South streets,
pr H. W. Plnkorton, pastor, Services
both morning aud evening nt II o'clock
A. mu ana \ o'clock y, m, Remember
tomorrow IL homo mission day, sunday
school 1880 y, m, Christian ondoayor,
$50 a. m, senior Endoayor Tuesday,
4 =, M, Prayer service, "Wednesday, 4
p, m, This week choir meets Friday
nlght with Mrs, Chrlsty, choir viii take
mp tho study Of Hounod'S dallla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
SPIKE AND RAIL

Judge Cornish loft for the east this
morning,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
u, \, spencer OF the oregon Short Limo
Is In Twin Falls today
Kent o, Kyes left for Idaho last nlght
where he proposes TO remain for tho
balance OF the wool season,
l., o, Leonard has returned and viii
open UP an oilcc for the Missouri Pa
olnc at % west Second South,
The travelling public wants 10 bear
IN mind that the new time card goes
into cfrcot on the oregon Short Limo to-
morrow
]. Ross Clark, second vlco president
Of tho Salt Lake Route, II confined 10
hla bed ~ the result OF a bad fall In
his office last Friday
Under the now oregon Short Limo
time card the mail from the east viii
all be IN ana up IN time for the first
general delivery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

sugar House ward win commence at
$3.50 y, m,
The Thirteenth quorum Of Seventy
WIN meet IN the Twentieth ward yoetfy
Monday night at 1880
The ono HUNDRED ana Twenty fourth
quorum Of seventy viii meet IN the
Eighteenth ward hall Monday May y,
at 1880 y, IN,
Elder VIM " KIM win address tho
Saints ~ the Ninth ward sunday even.
Ing ana Elder Il, e. Ashwofth will
sing The services WIN be conducted
by the NJ, L. A,
The regular monthly meeting OF the
One Hundred ana Tenth quorum Of
seventy VIII be held IN the Sixth ward
assembly rooms on Monday night next,
commencing at 1880,
The First quorum OF Elders OF Pic.
neor stake win meet IN the Sixth ward
Westinghouse Monday, May 4, at 1880
D. M. All Elders residing In The sixth
and Seventh wards are requested to at
tend
Tho Ensign stake monthly Priest.
hood meeting viii be held Friday next
" 1a9,p M, IN the Twentieth ward
Westinghouse
RICHARD w YOUNG,
jOS X, WELLS
JOHN NJ, KNIGHT
The IIlgh Presto quorum Of the plo.
neer stake Of Zion VIII hold IT'S regular
monthly meeting NJ Thomas hall, sun.
day, May Z AT 10 q, m, All members
afs urged 10 he present,
DAVID MCKENZIE,
HuGH WATSON,
JAMES LllATIIAM
Tho quarterly conference OF the Jor.
dan stake Of Zion, VIII convene at BRA.
per on Saturday ana sunday, May 9
and 7, meetings to commence on Sntnr.
day AT 10 a. m, and p m, on sunday
NJ 10 a, mo ] y, m, and NJ, T. A. confer.
onoc nj 1850 y, m, The Saints are cor.
daily invited to attend all the meet.
ings especially the first ono on Satur,
day at which time the business OF the
monthly Priesthood meeting win be
ATTENDED TO-
liYRUM ,GOFF,
JAMES JENNON,
j, w w, FlTXGERALD,
Presidency ~ stake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

General superintendent Buckingham
Of the Oregon short Line entertained a
pnr,y Of railroad nnd business mon very
enjoyably yesterday afternoon In u trip
TO ogden with g0solnc motor ear No,
I, which was recently turned out Of he
Union Pacific shops AZ omaha, and
which has been sent west for exhibition
at the Lewis q Clark exposition al,
Portland a.'.
The party was composed OF General
superintendent Buckinshnm Charles
American Smelling n Refining COM
panyi Walter q, Filler manager Of the
Twin Fails Land n Water oompunyi ~
j Massey, travelling passenger ngont
Of tho Boston " Maine railroad y II,
Dunn, master mechanic Of tho Oregon
short llnei q, X, Smith, chief clork 60
General Manager Bancroft ~ The orc.
gon Short Limo John bclntoo, J, q,
Rhodes, general purchasing agent OF
the oregon Short Line u, Y, Brewer
and representatives OF the local press
The motor car was brought out of
the Short Line round house shortly boz
fore o'clock ana moyod down 10 the
depot 10 await the time for departure
for the Junction CITY II was such an
odd looking thing and did not fail 10
attract The attention of the crowds
about the station and II was rather
amusing 90 hear the various express.
alons OF opinion AZ to what tho machine
might be- likcnod 10, Some declared II
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Third Ward,--Tho Third ward is pre-.
pairing 10 RI grand festival OF fun 10
be given for flvo nights commencing
May 22, The committee IN charge In
working hard and promises some now
ana attractive features,
Eleventh Ward--Tho Eleventh Ward
DarmAtlc association this week achiov.
ed another pronounced success IN tho
presentation on Thursday and Friday
evenings Of the charming melo drama,
Down In Dixie" Tho audience on both
occasions was large ana appreoiative,
tho applause being almost continuous,
tho players Acquittlng themselves with
credit, and demonstrating that there In
considerable hlstrionlo ability IN tho
company, on the irpt evening n mum.
Der Of o, \, l., lads who were present
made II somewhat interesting for their
colleague Theodore LOWS, who was
doing the part OF CONGRESSMAN Dueen-
berry, onion, cabbage and kindred bo-
quots wero showored upon tho actor,
who In turn cvenod up with the boys
by dousing them with rootbecr from a
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ea*4s@!
ONION pAClEIC'S WONDERFUL MOTOR CAR,
Which Ia Nov RMn ONer Tho Sysom.
Pun over iho Sysiom,

looked like a torpedo boat others were
positive hat II The thing didn't have
who,lB n would make good Hnsolno
launch, while one IN the crowd was
heard 10 gay II looked IN many respects
like one of kojoHt yonnky's bntllcehips
Ilut after all II was NOTHING more than
"A ga6olho motor car which II lihclY 10
royomtlonyo things whom " oomoR 20
making fast time and handling sub.
urban traffic,
The car pulled out At oaaotly 2iiN ana
II crepi slowly ont 90 North Salt Lake
when Spnt,. buckingham told the pilot
10 "Wrn her loose --and he did ro
IRE motor waa not In tho best ~ or
Den for Il quick run OWING 20 pomo bad
hahbIt m0lhl being plnood IN one Of tie
bearings while the CIV was M Laramie,
but Notwithstanding this and the mo-
t0rnan bolnW unaoqunlnlcd with The
Ordcn was made In an hour and II
minutes Undor moro favorable con.
dltons tho trim should hnvo been made
IN nm hour enaily, Another trial run
VIII Nc modo with the ear between hero
and ogden today
Mr. Magsny OF the Boston a Maine,
was greatly Interested Ia the trial run,
Tho problem ~ competing with the
electric suburban roads IN the east, no
says, has become qnite n serious one
and It seems certain that 10 handle
this traffic steam win have 90 be dis.
cnrdcd The electric roads Of the east,
Mr. Massey says, have made a difference
IN tho steam roads OF anywhere from
90 10 so per cent.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mr. Francis II, Hall announces tn
ongaIomont Of his daughter Anna 10
Mr. ltobert klng Brown, tho weddlnA
to take place IN June
Mr., and Mrs, A, M, Musscr announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Ger.
irudc, 10 Mr., John &, Howard, the mar
rIoge to take place on June ].
The Misses Rachel and Maud Patrick
ana their sister, Mrs, Laura Coray, 10"
turned on Monday from Los Angeles
whore they have been spending The past
Two months
Mr., and Mrs, j, II, Clark " this city
announce the marriage of th0lr deugh-
ton Emily 10 Mr.. II. " Tyroo OF Ogden,
TO take place somo time IN june.
Miss Alice NoalIn, who has spent the
past four months IN California, has no.
turned.
Miss Gonove lIorlick has Issued inyi-
tnlions FOR u, KensMgton on Monday
afternoon, In honor Of Miss Ada West,
ono OF tho June. briden'
Mr.. and Mrs, w, u. Dougall ano
NlthNe hUNIl' bllW 'lui' RVWhuV HdNN
returned from California
Tho reception glvon last night by the
University faculty TO tho students was
most enjoyable affOIr, Tho museum
building was used, and beautifully doc
Grated IN spring flowers apple and cur
ront blossoms being chiefly used with
Ilugs ana college emblems. Tho recep-
ton committee was composed OF DR.,
and Mrs, lIngsbury, DIR, ana Mrs,
UowenO, Prot. ana Mira, Cummings, and
Dr, and Mrs Tnlmago, Refreshments
were served by Miss Edna Ilnrkor, Miss
Moore, Miss bush, Edith Kingsbury,
Miss vivian Little and Miss Blanche
Thomas,
Miss Clara colbourno Of Rowland Hall
gave an elaborate breakfast yesterday
IN honor Of tho viptIna ocolesiastlcs, the
table being beautifully decorated, and
The room being lined with plants and
palms,
The Wasatch Literary club mot Tues
day evening at tho home OF Mrs, w, a,
Brown. A paper on local charitable IN
etItutions for children was given by
Mrs, Cary and another on preparatory
schools and colleges by Mrs. McNIece.
Mrs. Williams gave a short and CONF
prehonsIyo talk on current events,
Rev, and Mrs, 70, u, Perkins enter.
tainod tho visiting clergy today nt
breakfast, following She communion
service,
luncheon today In honor ~ Miss Lucille
Mccormick of so. francisco
Mrs. II, u, Beatty Mrs. u, w. Packs
ard and Mrs, Don Carlos Roberts were
hostessos at the Country club today .
Mrs. samuel stewart has returned
from a lengthy stay ~ California.
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer 10, Jones have
returned from their eastern trip,
Mrs. II. Il. Cleayer viii entertain NJ
luncheon next Tuesday,
Miss L. G. Taylor charmlngly enter
tainod about 20 Of her friends az hel
rooms IN the Constitution building Tues,
day evening, Progressive % was played
un,ll late hour, after which dainty
refreshments were served, The prlza:
winners were Mr., and Mrs. J, Rune
ana Mr.. Abboy.
Next Tuesday the Council OF jewish
Women VIII give q charity card party
at the u, II, hall, tho patronesscs being
Mrs, II. llirsohneld Mrs. George w,
Wood ana Mrs, Bcrgcrman.
Mr.. and Mrs, ], u, Hansen have gone
20 Minneapolis for a brief stay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.
Fix Basis OF Examinations and Ar.
range for Field Day.


Tho teachers of the Salt Lake county
schools met In the Il, u, :, university
building ut II q, m, today There were
about 70 present, and the meeting was
presided over by Supt, ]. w, Smith, II
was decided that 70 per cent should
be the average OF conducting exam.
nations In all the studies, tho oxnmIn-
Ing committee TO consist ~ Supt
Smith, James ", Moss, Preston ID. Rich
ards, Mary McLoland and j. a. Reese,
Tho commencement exercises are TO be
held IN the Salt Lake nhcater, at u
date to be chosen by the auporlnten-
dent, II was voted that field day be
selected apart from tho commencement
day ana tho following committee wnB
selected 90 prepare program j, w,
smith, chairman, James ~, Moss, q. 10.
0auiln, Preston ID, Richards, ~, ~,
Howe, Mary Holm and II, ~. Davidson,
lly unanimous vote II was decided that
the teachers NO 10 Los Angeles 20 tho
annual school convention next January.
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Tonight dancing, saliair, s o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
BUILDING PERMITS,

Following 10 tho semi-monthly report
OF building permltsl
George q, Moore, Eighth between
II ana u streets, brick cottages 1900
IT, ]. Peterson, Midway avenue,
Jones addition, frame cottage, 200
Hugh y. Watson, bol west Fifth
South, brick cottage .,.,,,.,u no
Utah Realty Co., i0a-b-7 south
Main, throe.atory brick block. 100, 900
Mrs. Abbie A, Sermon, Tenth East
between Richard and Lyon,
brick cottage ,,,l,uu,,.,,,,n,. 1000
], u, Roberts sls Sixth street,
frame addition ..,.,,,,r,,,,,r,, go
Mrs. Mofnt Fourth South between
Second ana Third East, In rear,
three brick cottages, $500 each. 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
WEATHER REPORT

Record Mt the local ONCE Of the
weather bureau for tho n hours ending
at 0 a. m, today,
Barometer reading nj Q n, M, eD,6s
inches. Temperature ut 0 u, M, 3
deg, maximum, 81. minimum, So
mean, ~, which In 7 dog. below nor-
NAL,
Total deficiency OF tho daily mean
temperature since the first Of the
month, rs degrees,
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since Jan |, 800 deg.
Precipitation since tho first NJ the
month. IA inch, which In Ill inch
above the normal
Excess In precipitation aimee Jan. !,
"a inch,
FORECASTS TILL 0 p. NJ. SUNDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity,
Fair and warmer tonight ana Sun.
day.
Dtah--rorccast taken at Denver.
Colo,
Fair and warmer tonight ana Sun.
day,
West wyoming Fair ana warmer
tonight and Sunday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer Ia highest over the
Rocky mountain slope, plateau region,
ana Atlantic etatss. and lowest ov0r
tho middle Mississippi valley, and Brit
ish northwest territory,
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of the middle plateau and Rocky moun-
tain slope eastward to the Atlantic
atatos, with largest amounts Vt Lttle
Rock, $40 Inches, ana Cairo, lib inch,
II was raining this morning ut Chicago,
Cairo, Detroit, and Huron, Thunder-
storms were reported over portions OF
tho middle Mississippi valley.
Killing frost occurred at Modem,
Utah. and freezing temperature nj Ian :
der, wyoming,
n, ], HYATT,
Local Torocnstor.
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BETTER MAIL FACILITIES
Rural Route = Ordered Established at
Brigham CITY, June 10,
(spooIal 10 Tho 0Nows,0)

Washington, ID, G., May O--Rural
route No, has been ordered cslab.
llshed June 10 At Brigham Bogeldor
uounly Utah, serving 600 people ana 10
houses
M, II, Anderson has been appointed
postmaster at sugar Fremont county,
Idaho, vice Violet Wallis, resigned, 4
poetoillco has been established at Com.
moroo, Casla county Idaho, with Chlg,
l., llalght, postmaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

H. Il, CAREY, First ana II, brick
AM wood addition n,uu,.,,,., 1000
Hugh Watson, between Firth and
sixth South on Third West, ad.
], e. 4 W. c, McDopald, FOURTH ''''
South between Main ind stats,
store ana rooma above u,u,,., 1000
James Thomson,3 $40 ncrth Seventh
Wost, franc cottage .,,,,,n,u 900
James Thomson, SEE Eleventh
East, brick cottage .,,,.,,,,,.,, 1000
Western ore Separating Co, b..
twcon sixth and Seventh North
and Firth and Sixth West. fame
buildinU ,r,,,,,,,,..,t,.t,p, 1000
Peterson Real Estate a Invest.
mcnt Co, b2sa south Main, one
story Office room ,n,u,u,,.,. 800
Mira, Mary II, Underwood, Chester
avenue, brick cottage ..,.,..,, 1000
Milton y, Webb, First West near
First North brick cottage 80. 1000
II. A, Taylor, 30 Esmeralda ave.
nue., frame addition ,,,.,n,nu 100
Henry Glegsmolr Tenth South
and. Eighth West, frame cottage 500
Carl l., Schmidt, paS Washington
street, brick cottage ,u,,,,,.u. o0g
G. II, Mccoy, Third South ana
Firth. East, ono double store and
Mrs, Ann ID, Burnswocd, liz
ounce street, onc-story brick. 1000
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Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,eiso,o6o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

II, u, curtis OF the Nlckle Plate spent
n few hours In Salt Lake last night
on his way through from Idaho 10 Raw
Illus whore he IN loading wool,
All RIO Grando through trains are
bolng duplicated In two sections, owing
90 heavy travel, Another big bunch
of southern California people was re.
oelyod by the Scenic line from tho Salt
Lake Route this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

Regular services Of the Church Of
JoBus Christ Of lAttor.dHy saints viii
be held tomorrow, sunday, Fast meet.
ings being held In the respective wards
NJ O'clock pm, sunday school NJ 10
am, ana meetings IN the city ward
assembly rooms aud adjacent wards al
lOllOWpl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
INFORMATION WANTED,

Mrs, NJ, J, Scott OF 11iO fransktown
ave-, Durshtown, Plttsburg, Pa, de-
eires 20 hear from Samuel swan, who
used to live At plttnburg, Pa, but
Joined the church ana moved TO Tay'
lorsyille, Utah, some years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
STATE COUNCIL on WOVEN.

Tho meeting Of the Utah state coun-
eli Of Women VIII be held In the lex.
poncnt o0ico on Thursday May II, NJ .
O'Clock p m, All officers and members
are urgently requested to bo present,
MliN, v. 3 RICHARDS, preet,
Mrs, REBECCA N, Little, Soc,
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CHURCH NOTICES.
NO SERVICES IN
ESAS THE TABERN ACLE

Tomorrow bong fast day the
regular services at the Tabcrnn'
clio viii be dispensed with In
lieu thereof fast meetings. win 10
held In the different wards, while
IN tho evening tho Mutual I'm,
rroyomcnt associations viii con.
duet Joint programs IN their re-,
fpoctiye moetlnghourcs,
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TODAy'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Alfred Burke 10 Mary Burko-pt NV !.
psa, r. FS,o Nv 10 Lars jscoSson.s
Willard chrsiopherson to 10, sieph. 49,
ont-pt -, q. 6,a A. "u,,,,,,,,,,,,, LOO
" u, Lay TO Alberto Talconbello- :.
Geo, Pngvlcy 10 II, j, Hayward-WS :.
~ l. Arnold 20 N, p, stethakas Of
8 a t. ssn rNSs s% 70 A ~ y 4oin h%
ns,a,s T. A. MrriI ,es, L'&i.
Ben Johnson 70 Edww z, nurriio;,n",iis ''''
xS2M n no Il NV o. Ga, u mummy. 1850
Bngham a sastn G, M, Co., 70 ],
G. Dugen-l x L. lode, o,c, West a.,
A T. Robinsoi, 70 Home TT, & say. -
co,--7,sS5 rods no n 10 !, q, q 49,. 900
s--~s-----s-<e->-->--~--
Tonight dancing, Saltair, & O'clock,
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bottle no had occasion TO bring on tho
rtaBa,
The company ~ deserving Of much
credit for ~ work, and IN appreciated
by tho people OF tho ward, II IN UNDER
stood II Will present tho samo piece In
other wards OF tho city In the near fu-
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T0bAy'S Temperature.

YEsTERpAY's RECORD.
Highest .....,,,,.,..,.,.......n
JOWhNt ,',,'sis,