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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-22

Don Demetrio Chavez has been quite
i'll for some time at Las Cruces.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-22

Nathan Leopold. of the Burro Noun.
tain copper company arrived in Silver
City from Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-22

started TO USE
Doan's Kidney
Pills ! ached in
every bone and
h n d in tense
pains in the kid.
ncys and pei
vic organs. The
urine was thick
cloudy. and
l could barely
eat enough to
live. l felt a
change for the
better within n
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-22

There saie quite a number of diph-
iberia cases in Las Cruces.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-22

w. II. Strong left Roswell for San
Antonio and Maria, Tex, on a ten
days business trip
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-22
HISTORY or ALBUQUERQUE

HISTORY or ALBUQUERQUE
A. L. Mcllhargey. of 22i West Gold
avenue, that city. has already for the
press a history Of albuquerque. which.
from the advance sheets. will be one
Of the beat works OF the kind issued
there IN recent years. The book Will
consist Of fifty pages, In which will
appear a brief outline OF the founding
and growth Of the town. Its present
population. Industries and advantages
all fully illustrated. The work will
be complete and will form n valuable
advertisement. II will BIO issued about
April /. and q large part Of the first
edition has already been subscribed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-22
ELECTS OFFICERS a mectiu

ELECTS oEFicERS~A meeting OF
the officers Of the Grant County hos.
pital society. which includes practi.
eally every woman resident Of Grant
county. was held In the hospital of.
flee In Silver City for purpose Of elect.
Ing a board OF managers. which In
clndes officers and directors. The
following were elected; Mrs. Mary
i,rown, president; Miss Cora Jones,
vicepresident: Mrs Ollie BELL.
secretary, and Mrs. cena : Cos,
grove treasurer. Three directors for
q term Of two years were also elected
as followa' drs. iayinia Allen, Mrs.
Emma kilburn and Mrs. Maymie
Farnswnrth.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-22

II you wish beautiful. clear white
clothes use Red Cross Bag Blue. /
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-22
NEW MEXICO
NORMAL university
-
Lecture Course For l9O4.5.

Lecture Course For l9O4.5.
). THURSDAY, FEBRUARY g.
Hon. John NJ. Rich. who for fifteen years has studied the
political situation In Russia and Japan. and Is prepared
TO speak amhoritatvey on this subject He is both solid
and entertaining.
4. FRIDAY MARCH TO-
The Harry T. Butter worth Company which has no supe
ror on the musical stage In this country.
S THURSDAY. APRIL 20,
Hon. Lee Francis Lybarger Of Philadelphia, who has on
his repertoire the taking subject: How to be Happy
Though Married or Single
ALL ENTERTAINMENTS
N Normal Hall. which has been pronounced by Earnest
Gamble among the best auditonums In the West.
SEASON TICKETS, REST OF COURSE, $225.
Single tickets Is cents. Pupils of High School. season
tickets $125; single tickets 40 cents.
SEATS CAN BE RESERVED
the day before each attraction.
Tickets on sale at Murpheys Rrug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Robert BarHeley Of Helena,
Mont who is visiting with Mrs Rich-
atd Reyes has been the recipient OF
many pleasant attentions socially this
week her hostess enterUung at a de-
lightful AFFAIR lon her honor yesterday,
the guests numbering about 80, and
the entertainment being IN the nature
Of bridal tet Red and white We're
the colors used an the decorations
Next week number OF social func-
tons viii bn given in honor Of Mrs.
Berkeley among those who are PLAN
ming for her entertainment being DR.
and Mrs. A, G.. Ewing Mrs o. K. Lew
Is, Mrs, Stewart Mira, Joseph Gallagher,
Or. and Mrs Frick Of Fort Douglas.
Mrs, G.. NJ. Richmond ana Mrs. Flor
ence Shafer Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
are the guests Of Or, and Mrs. J. Boyd
Gordon at Corey fats.
One OF the events of the week was
the wedding last Wednesday Of Mr.
George 7. }yser and Miss Hannah
Carlson, graduate Of L. Of U, normal
class 1905 In the evening a pretty
reception took place at the home Of the
brides mother The rooms were heau-
chryslnthemums and carnations. Mr.
and Mrs, @. y Rysor win be at home
to their friends after oct TO- 1905, at
g2i Frs. East.
Mrs Dana T, Smith has returned
from California,
The marriage of Miss Adella Taylor
and Frank NJ. Houghton will be solemn
iaed next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mira. s. j. Newman announce
the engagement Of their daughter Han
rahbel to Mr.. MILFORD w Emery The
marriage viii take place this month,
Tho dancing party given by the
Fourth year uomals of tho University
OF Utah Friday was a most enjoyable
affair
ON Wednesday last the marriage of
Miss Emma j. Bull daughter Of De-
putty Sheriff and Mrs Joseph Bull of
this city. 90 Mr. John ladle, was
solemnl2ed IN the Temple, In the even-
Ing nj the home OF the brides parents
a reception was given the happy couple,
about 100 guests being present 0mong
them members Of the Salt Lake stake
presidency and other prominent church
workers. The main parlor was docorat-
ed I'm green ook leaves, the second par.
Tor ln tinted Virginia crecpcr leaves
and the dining room iu American taga
During the evening the guests portook
OF "a sumpuous rcpust and enjoyed
musical numbers Mr. and Mrs. Lad'e
VIII De nj home TO their friends at 26i
west First North street. on and after
oct, 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
Grand Army Veterans OF Iowa
Present School With a Fine
American Flag.
THROUGH COL. E.'W. TATLOCK.
Patriotic Function Was Attended by
$50 Pupils Of the Higher Grades
Schools Acceptance.

There was a very interesting and
patriotic function yesterday at p. m,
In the assembly rooms OF the Lafayette
school on north state street, when Col,
Il. w, Tatlock for members OF the G.
A. r, IN Iowa, former comrades Of his
In the Ciyil war, presented the school
with a fine American dag. lie had
promised the school this present last
Decoration day, and yesterday made
good his promise. The Iowans donat-
ing the emblem were Messrs, w. G..
Wilson, j. T, Meyers, and W. |, Babb
Of tho Hawkeye state, and assisting
Col Tatlock were Mrs, Profter and Mrs,
* p, Anderson, representing the
Daughters OF the American Revolution.
Fully $50 pupils OF the NTH, sixth,
seventh and eighth grades were as
semblcd, and when the nag was un-
iurled by the colonel, the entire as
semhlage, pupils, teachers and all, rose
with ono accord, and for several min
utes there was demonstration
that was indeed affecting When
tho excitement had subsidized,
Colonel Tatlock made the
presentation spleen. he was udppg III
his remarks which referred to the pa
trlotism Of American boys and girls,
and how the nope of the country lay IN
them In the future. lie was also COM
plimcntary to his late adversarles, the
&. S, A., ana expressed In patriotic em-
phasis his qualification at the fact that
the south and the north were now one
and undivlsible, and welded together,
never to be parted again. The children
thoroughly appreciated Col Tatlocka
glowing words, and pretty nearly over
Whelmed him with applause,
For the school Principal Coombs re-
Sponded lie stated In bis thanks for
the thoughtfulness OF the colonel and
his Iowa compatrlots, that while the
school building was dying the Amer-
can flag at ~ time Of It's opening, the
school nevertheless fully appreciated
the gift and would prize II highly,
This presentation was certainly a yalu-
able object lesson, and he was conf
dent that It's value would be understood
by the school, Mr.. Coombs was fortu-
nate In his response. and spoke in very
good taste.
The program included a song by the
school entitled The Revel Of the
Leaves" a recitation from Luke XIV,
the presentation, the response and ac-
ceptance, a plano solo by Miss Bertha
Ellis and congratulatory remarks from
Mrs Kate Anderson, The occasion
passed or very pleasantly and was
profitable 10 all concerned In II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
LARGER NAVY FOR GERMANY
DEMANDED BY NAVAL LEAGUE

Berlin, Oct 1.-THE disclosures In
France Of alleged British offers OF al
eglance against Germany are SO thor
oughly believed here that the powerful
naval league with It's 100000 members
and all the apparatus OF agitation is al
ready moving for a new naval program
that shall furthe, Increase Germany's
defensive resources against Great
Britain. Popular distrust OF dreat
Britain has naturally swollen TO great
proportions and the semi-ofilclal denials
I'm London can scarcely overcome the
convictions now formed that Germany
has had narrow escape from a war IN
which, although she would have been
victorious ON land would have result
el IN her being crushed at sea, and
damaged along the coast, with the con-
sequent destruction OF her oversee COM
merce The events of the last four
months have sllenced the opponents Of
q naval increase except the Socialists
and Radicals,
While time and money beyond Ger
many's resources would be necessary
to equal Great Brltalns present navy,
not to speak OF her future buildings,
yet the feeling Is that Germany must.
for defensive reasons build as many
more ships "a the country's finances
win bear. The government some
months ago decided to Introduce In the
relchstag a measure substituting large
for small cruisers In the authorized
naval program Whether the govern
ment win increase the recommended
tons beyond this or not Is not yet
known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
CONGRESSMAN LANDS
CONDEMNS FOOTBALL

Chicago, oct IA dispatch 70 tho
Tribune % Lafayette, Ind, says:
or.rcssman Chas b. lands Is not
an aGmirer Of football Ills position Is
summed up in the following statement
81 saw game Of football last saturday
Several hundred pelple who witnessed II
said II was sport. | guess I'm old-tash-
Toned, for haye 10 confess that this sport
does not appeal 10 me. Sport that neces-
states the presence OF physcians-we H.
that Is simply another evidence that the
brutal instincts In man and woman will
crop ont, Early In the contest one OF the
captains was carried OF the field insensi-
bic, and the game went on, This Is sport
"rhere was not boy IN the game who
did not run the risk of receiving on In
Jury that would send him through NE a
hopeless cripple Now this may be 50 IT.
Should an alleged sport that necessItates
taking such chances receive the san ton
aud encouragement Of sane and sensible
people? Possibly SO 1 desire 10 register
my opinion, however that dog fight ng.
cock lighting, and bun fighting are Sab
bath school games IN comparison with
modern football
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
Judge Knapp Chairman Of Iuter.
state Commerce Comm ssiou,
Says They May Exist.
MAY RIVAL INSURANCE CO.'S.
Men Whose Names Are Involved Id
Insurance Scandals Control Many
Railroad Interests

Ithaca, n. y, Oct, li-Judge Martin
A. Knapp, chairman OF the Interstate
commerce commission, delivered lee
ture on the subject Of Government
Regulation Of Railroad Rates." before
undergraduates of Cornell university
yesterday IN the course Of which he
suggested the possibility that a con-
dltion Of AFFAIRS might exist in the
railroads similar to that revealed In
the investigation Of the life insurance
companies, lie said:
THE great inquiries that are now
In progress In regard 20 our life IN
euranco companies and attempts which
have been made to 'pIy off the lid I'm
these matters ave us only an inkllng
W what the fun extent of graft may
be.
In looking over thu names Of men
who are connected with the life insur
ance company scandals, one thing
alarms me, and yet 1t Is a thing that
/ can hardly believe to be true. These
men are the same as those who con-
troll many OF the great railway interests
Of the country Us there not a posi-
bilty that we viii find the same rot
tenness and graft NJ the bottom Of the
railway system? This is an idea that
seems too awful to be true but never
theless Il Is one that cannot help bu,
present ITSELF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
LATE LOCALS.

Local jewelers. report most excel
lent trade this fall. and In some IN
stances say 1t has cqualled the holiday
trade.
Junius Alfred OF Fairvxiew was yes
terdav operated upon at the X eogh.
Wright hospital for appendicitis, He
is doing we'll
Attorney w, G. Hayden OF Las Vegas,
n, NJ. and an old friend Of Judge
Breeden, Is in the city today visiting
with the Judge
The Woman's Republican club will
give "a card party on Tuesday. oct, H.
Mt the home of Mrs. J. L. Eldredge,
100 west Seventh South street at y, m,
There has been something Of a furry
this week In the metal market over
the advance OF bars and rails 50 per
ton, and the price Of wire and nails
IS per ton.
The state board of corrections Is hold
Ing meeting at the state prison this
afternoon for the purpose Of transact
Ing routine business IN connection with
that institution.
Tomorrow state Fish and Game Com
missioner John Sharp will go to Heber
City 10 arrange for securing brook trout
spawn for the state hatchery. lie viii
be accompanied by j. l., Walker super
intendent OF the hatchery
Karl Ellers. for the Smelling trust,
filed today three applications with the
state engineer for three second feet
OF water I'm each application, from
springs near the point Of the mountain
for use In the new smelling and re-
ducton works going up close by the
Great Salt lake
The Sugar House Saints viii hold
special meetings tomorrow at p, No.
and $3.50 p. m. IN the ward chapel I'm
connection with the Mutual Improve
ment work The speakers Of the after
noon win be the general officers Of the
Improvement association and local Of
iiCers, and In the evening, Lyman Is,
Martneau VIII be the principal speaker.
Chief Deputy Marshal smyth is busy
packing up the belongings Of the mar
shal's office, Tor removal to the Federal
building New desks and furniture are
the rule In the new building, but Mar
shall Smyth has one desk he refuses TO
part with. and after obtaining special
permission from the department 20
move it into the new building, he ls
having II scrapcd and vanished TO
make It look good In the company It
will have 10 keep,
Handsome announcement cards are
out. from the Elks' club, stating re-
ncwal OF Ladies' Thursday for the COM
ing season, at rs club rooms, bpgln-
Ming oct 10, at s p. m when there
viii be dancing. cards, bowling. bill
lizards and music, Upon the opening
night Thursday next, dancing ON the
new No0r in the lodge room, ana whist
iu the library and music rooms, COM
Quoted by special committees. VIII be
the features There win also be light
refreshments,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
cant HANDLEORE.
Camps Of Ton0pah and Goldfisld suffer
torN amt OF smelling facilities.

w " 'N' w '''HNl'lNH 'hNllhlot
Walter Lamb formerly private sec.
rotary for Francis c. NeWlands, but
OF present a member OF the brokerage
firm in ponopah and Coldheld arrived
In Reno yesterday from the great
southern mining camps, says the Ga
zotte Of Reno, Tie says that Tonopah
Is lively despite the fact That many men
and teams were removed from that city
when the railroad was built 10 Gold
field.
In speaking Of the camp MIR. Lamb
said. "ronopah Is a lively mining city
and is forging right ahead, 10 is today
producing hundreds Of tons or ore and
hundreds OF mon are being employed,
but where the camp Is now ..tpping
hundreds Of tons OF rich ore t should
Boz shipping thousands.
"rhe ore rs there and all that Is
needed Is smelters TO work It. The
Salt Lake smelters are No present un.
able 10 handle all the ore that * being
taken out, but this situation will with
out q doubt BE relieved soon.
1T has been reported that the smell.
ters I'M salt Lake City have placed p
charge OF "a per ton on all ore shipped
TO them from Tonopah, that is not
covered by contract This is because
the ore rs being taken from the mines
faster than II can be worked. SchWab
has stated that he win bul'd n smell
ter iu the near future and as soon as
he does or as soon as the ore can be
WCrkn, the mines win be worked 10
their fullest capacity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
PREACHERS INVITATION.

The Rev Or, Kerr Bovce Topper OF
the First Baptist Church has a weak.
MISS for collecting slips IN English
wherever he finds them.
one Of DIT. Tupper's favorltes In this
limo Is an inscription written IN a book
by Queen Mary cons0rt Of william.
which runs as follows,
Given 70 william and ] on our coro-
nation day
Another example Is nm advertisement
from a western paper, reading:
Wanted a horder for 800 sheep TINT
can speak Spanish Auently"
Or. Upper does not hesitate 10 take
examples from his own profession, how
ever, az witness his story N the Young
clergyman who, after preaching n fun.
oral sermon, wished 10 invite the
mourners TO view the remains. hut
became confused and exclaimed:
We will now pass around the bier"
Philadelphia Press
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
Nine Worker Leaders Alarmed.

Chicago, Oct N.--Alarmed by the su-
mors Of activity among the anthracite
coal operators, John Fahy r. u. Mich
OLE, and w. II. pettry leaders OF the
mine workers, who have been here for
a week, VIII return to Pennsylvania to-
day.
IT have not been advised officially"
said Mr. Fahy but ! apprehend that
on the operators Of the country are
planning TO convene m Chicago on NOV.
q and agree on concerted action IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
POOR WILEY BROWN.


II Is probable that Attorney wiley
Brown will be recommitted to the state
mental hospital this afternoon bic WAS
released from that institution several
months ago and was apparently ma q
normal mental condition until ycstgT-
day afternoon when he had another
attack Of insanity and was taken o.
the county Jail to await am examination
for recommltmont today When found
last evening be was 90 one OF tho wote-
closets at the city and county building
and had taken on AN hts clothing a
deputy sheriff was notified and after ln-
duclng Mr.. Brown 20 dress took him to
ilu Today he Us moody and mOrosa
and refuses 90 talk to anyone His eN-
animation viii probably be held this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
Father and Child Burned to Death.

Chicago. oct 1.-THE charred corpses
of Joseph Eaintrun, p years Of age,
ana his thrcc-months-old child We're
found IN a close. beneath a stairway in
three-story tenement, 672 Jefferson
street today after fremen had eHtin-
guished a fire which Is thought TO have
been Of ncendIary origin, During the
hre several occupants leaped from vim
dows, II Is believed that the supposed
ncendlary was Kaintrun, and that his
object was suicide lie had quoneled
with his Wife
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
DAsTARDLY BOMB rHRoWERs
Killed Two People With Bomb
And Shot Three Policemen

Warsaw, Russian Poland, oct. IA
bomb was thrown today at the villa OF
an English manufacturer. The cook
and gardner were killed, and the house
was damaged. The bomb thrower fed,
pursued by police. When closely press
ed the fugitive shot and killed three
policemen and then escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
AFTER OFF NDERS.
Real.h Ioard Determined That Stats
Law Shall Be Respected,

The state board Of health Is holding
d meeting this afternoon to consider the
action Of the secretary IN sending a
health inspector to Bingham canyon to
stir up the offenders OF the health laws
IN that locality. AS the health board
has been dehed In a number Of cases
there the board proposes 10 resort TO
legal measures to compel the Bingham
offenders to abandon their unhealthml
methods Of living, DR.. Beatty calls at,
tentIon TO the fact that "a great number
Of typhoid fever cases from Bingham
this season was due 10 the unsanitary
conditions obtaining In the canyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
Gambler Kills Raacher.

Butte, oct. IA Dillon, Mont, dis
patch says owen Ellis, a Big Hole val
ley ranoher, was shot and killed today
IN Ellis saloon at Wisdom, By sid
Houk, a gambler after m encounter
I'm which Houk had the worst OF u,
Houk gave himself up,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14

Inc housewife who buys o,Au.
tlsed things" In every case yho sl'eT'
Things she wants are edyortis'1 we
make an occasional mistake. ,,b1. nay
housewife who buys things o,nst .ne
haprer'' with little consldoTs,I,aaS j!
the ads, makes mistakes MI tba ' ,in o'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
THE GREAT Temple

a complete description Of n.
ior ana exterior Of The Grs,,, ne inter,
salt Lake city and statensr, sMpI,,
poses for which It has been hnno,i plt-
lished by authority. beoV.,to, gIIIl, Duo.
trated. price it cts. Wbolos.iia.'y l',.
ere. "''osale 10 deal.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK sToon
G Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
THE CITY'S HEALTH
New Cases Of GO tagion Numbered
Eighteen During the Week

The weekly report Of the city board Of
health for the weak ending oct. IA, 1905,
shows 30 births l6 males and "A fe-
males and 20 deaths, IS males and s
females. There were IS cases Of con-
taglous diseases reported during the
week. consisting Of 10 cases OF typhoid
ta'cr o of dipntherla and Of scarlet
fnnnr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
Louis ferraris Goes rr.

Portland, or, oct. IA,
tb Inc s case was returned by The meg Of
Win t tba %, Oh Louis Ferrars c ISuIy IN
in ,' r ,ing murder Of Carlo Bonanza 'se1
i Ian, n' Bn FerTorIs claimed to , ,ate
ter's honor 0'''' or his sis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
CLUB COMMENDED.
Eastern Pr'ss Favors The Idsa Of III
vcrtng Tourist Travel

Manager Harris OF the Commercial
club is In almost daily receipt OF news
paper clippings from various parts Of
the country, even as far east as New
York, heartily commencing the club for
taking the initiative In starting the
movement looking toward turning the
tide Of American summer travel from
Europe to the Pacific coast, and the
west generally The press Of the coun-
try seem TO pretty generally approve
Of the idea, The successful coDsumma.
ton OF this Idea would mean "a great
deal Tor Utah and Salt Lake, and result
I'm the expenditure OF money az home
which would otherwise be spent abroad.
A recent issue OF the Los Angeles Times
refers 10 the matter iu display type
with a scare head and gives the SAT-
Lake Commercial club due credit for
its patriotic activity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
Hoods JarSGpdrilLd

Man,L Ladies' Literary; Mt Pleasant,
Twentieth Century Moab, Busy Wom-
ems, Hebor, Shakespeare,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
SNOW IN WYOMING.
Fall Of Ten Inches sinc' Last Evening
No Damage Done,
Especial 70 the ''News.")

Cheyenne Wyo, Oct IA severe
snowstorm has been IN progress IN this
section since last evening. Nearly 10
inches Of snow has fallen. Tho weather
Is not cold. nor has traffic been delayed
and stock losses are not feared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
WEATHER REPORT

Record at tho local office of the weather
bureau for the "a hours ending at a. m,
today.
Inches. Temperature at Z q. M, IS de-
pD,-l maximum, 81, minimum, 30, mean
~ which Is II below normal
FORECAST TILL J.. NJ. SATURDAY,
Local forecast for SALT Lake city and
vicinity
Fair tonight and Sunday, warmer Sun.
day.