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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
SAVINGS COMPANY FILES.
Prepares to % Business in Salt Lake
City.

A copy of the articles OF incorpOra-
ton of the Mutual Savings company of
Phoenix. Ariz.. which viii maintain
offices at Salt Lake also, was yesterday
filed in the office OF the secretary
OF state The company proposes to
handle all sorts of real and personal
property as agent for others, to deal in
stocks and bonds, to loan and borrow
money, etc.
The capital stock is $l25,OO0 divided
into 500 -assegsable shares. A. II,
Snow, o. Felt Lewis A. Merrill, n.
HUFF, Charles +. Goetz and Joseph NJ.
Jensen are The incorpOrators MI. Snow
is made agent for Utah.
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GOLD, GOLD"
Good, He Says, But Comfort Better

Good, He Says, But Comfort Better.
Food that fits is better than a gold
mine" says a grateful man.
Before / commenced to use Grape
Nuts food no man on earth ever had =
worse infliction from catarrh of the
stomach than ] had for years.
81 could eat nothing but the very light
est food and eve that gave me great
distress,
u went through the catalogue of pre-
pared foods, but found them all Except
Grape Nuts) more or less indigestible,
generating gas In the stomach (which
In turn produced headache and various
other pains aud achesl and otherwise
unavailable for my use.
Grape Nuts food ] have found easily
digested and assimilated. and IL has re-
newed my health and yigor and made me
a well man again, The catarrh of the
stomach has disappeared entirely with
All its attendant ills. thanks 10 Grape
Nuts, which now is my almost sole food
.N-apt Az. other. Name given By Postum
CO. Eattte Creek Mich
Ten DAYS trial tells The story.
There's q reason.
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the convention the name of John c,
Davis. He said that he was a young
man. native of this state and that
he had first seen the light in this coun-
~. He was a graduate of the law
school, of Michigan, and he felt sure
that if nominated he would be elected
and would be a credit both to the
city and the party
The nomination of Mr.. Davis was
made by reclamation, and he briefly
thanked the convention for the honor
conferred
Mrs. Wade for Auditor.
H. S. Foster placed the name OF
Mrs. Hattie l.. Wade before the con-
ventiOn as nominee for auditor. Be
fore doing so he read a letter from
Mrs. Orson Riser declining the sup
port which had been rendered her by
the First ward delegation for that Of
flee. Mr.. Foster spoke very highly OF
Mrs. Wades qualifications for the Of
flee, saying that she vas a staunCh
Indiana Democrat and that she would
not only add strength to the ticket
but also grace and beauty.
Joseph Chez and John s. Corlew,
both HOOsiers, made strong secOnding
speeches in favor of Mrs. Wade and
she received the nomination by accla-
nation.
Judge Joseph Hall nominated for mu-
nicipal judge Ben Ternes, but Mr.
Ternes declined the honor
Hyrum Belnap then placed In nomi-
nation the name of T. d. Johnson for
that office, and Mr.. Johnson was made
the nominee without opposition.
For treasurer George Shorten named
James II. Riley, a young man who, ne
said, was thoroughly reliable, was well
known throughout the city and one in
whom all would have the utmost con-
fidence. The nomination was rendered
10 Mr. Riley unanimously and being
on the floor of the convention ne briefly
thanked the delegates.
s. S. Smith named as recorder Al
bertus Bragonie, and without Il dis
senting voice Mr.. Bragonic was made
the nominee of the convention.
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County School Board.

brief session yesterday afternoon and
Randall district having as yet failed TO
turn over its school property. the mat
ter Will be taken up Saturday. when a
settlement is expected. The salary COM
mittee was given week TO report on the
ueasurer's salary. The auditing COM
mittee reported S26l.9 allowance Teach
ers' examinations will be held Oct 20 and
81
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-N~NfANAN @AAhEt tNS EQ4lEs
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DR., Edward NJ. Conroy was yesterday
chosen by the Democrats of this city
as their standard bearer in the coming
city election. He was the unanimous
choice OF the convention for mayor. He
vas not present in the convention hall
When nominated, but he subsequently
appeared before the delegates and made
a strong, earnest plea for the abolition
~ boss rule and for purity in city az
fairs.
valentine Gideon, chairman of the
CITY committee, summoned the cOpVen-
lion 20 order and named Judge w l..
Maginnis as temporary chairman, and
Daniel Hamer temporary secretary.
On assuming control of the conven-
ton. Judge MGginnis briefly addressed
the delegates. He said that the Repub-
Leans seemed TO think they had moth
ing 10 do but lay sidewalks, graft from
The city and then come 10 a convention
and nominate a ticket which they ex-
pected would be elected.
They met there that afternoon as
Democrats. ana Will continue to meet
as Democrats regardless of numbers.
There are Democrats in this commu-
nifty" said the judge, ''WhO are Demo-
Gratis, and who viii continue to be Dem
ocrats, and who viii vote the Demo-
cratic ticket"
II they nominated the ticket as had
been outlined. he thought the people
would be behind them. He was of the
opinion that the people has had enough
or Republicans who have promised so
much and done so little, and he felt
sure that the people would give the
ticket full and complete support.
Committees Are Named.
The following committees were then
appointed:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ward, ]. w. Win
tie; Second, J. W. Taylor: Third, Henry
Anderson; Fourth, G. r. Belnap; Fifth,
Willard Snow.
Resolutions-First ward. Judge w. L.
Maginnts; Second. ". NJ. Ottinger;
Third, Hattie /, Wade; Fourth, A. W.
Brown; Fifth, NJ. d. Lesseuger.
Permanent Organization and Order OF
Business-First ward, Ben Ternes; Sec
ond, d. W. Evans; Third. Asael Farr;
FOURTH William b. Hughes; Fifth, W.
w Browning.
4 recess was then taken for thirty
minutes TO allow the committees to
prepare their reports.
When the delegates reassembIed the
report Of the committee on credentials
was first called for and was presented
by j. W. White. The report showed
that there were no contests, and recon-
mended that each delegation be en-
powered 10 vote the fun strength OF the
delegation.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Temporary Organization Accepted.
The report of the committee on per-
manent organization and order of bust
ness was next called for. 1t made the
temporary organization permanent.
with the addition of Mrs. William H.
West as assistant secretary and Joseph
Hall as chaplain. The order of bust
ness was as follows. Nominations of
officers, mayor, recorder, attorney. au-
ditOr municipal Judge and treasurer.
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I. C. M. |. Drug St0rt
iI2-l14 Main street. salt Lake City.
GUSTIN FUNERAL TODAY.
Masonic Services Will Be Held \
Hall.

Funeral services for A. ]. Gustin. IA
Their of Mrs. Joel L. Priest and Frank
j. Gustin of this city. viii be conducted
at 10 o'clock this morning in the Ma
sonic hall. The services win be under
the auspices of Wasatch lodge of Ma
sons, and friends are invited 10 be pres
emit Mr. GIEtin died last Monday night
in Lincoln, Neb.
The remains, accompanied by the SON
and daughter and by Mrs. Gustin, will
arrive this morning. The inteTment viii
be in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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WAS NOT INDICTED.

New York, Oct. 14.--John w. Brains
by. an attorney for L. c. Van Ripper
said today that the report published
Yesterday and today that his client was
indicted by federal grand jury in
washington in connection with the cot
ton leak scandal. was absolutely un-
true.
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NO HOPE OF RESCUE.

Frederickstown, Pa. Oct. 1.-THE six
miners entombed in the Clyde mine yes
t-~--5ay have not yet been rescued. Par
ties worked in short shifts all night but
the dense smoke. despite the work of the
fans made progress slow. The entombed
men are so feet from the pit mouth and
hopes OF reaching them alive are not en-
tertained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

l259-Pierce a. Swenson, West Jordan.
Mary Lee Glover. East Jordan.
I26l-John MikoCh, Murray.
Josie Polls, Murray.
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or sand or gravel bars as herein before
described; and the plaintiffs should be
perpetuaiiy enioined and restrained from
interfering with the said defendants en-
tering upon plaintiffs said land for such
PURPOSES -
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C0NR0Y CHOSEN
TO HEAD TICKET
Democrats Name Doctor for Mayor of
Ogden.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
CANDIDATE SCORES REPUBLICAN
METHODS.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM SHOWN



Mayor-Rr. Z, NJ. Conroy. =
: AttOrney--JOhn g. Davis. ,
, AuditOr-Mrs. Hattie l.. Wade. =
Treasurer-James H. Riley. y
, RecOrder-Aibertus Bragonie. y
~ !
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Platform Is Adopted.

I'VE the Democrats of Ogden City.
assembled. do reaffirm our allegiance 20
the Democratic party. and the principles
laid down in the national platform adopt
ed at ST. Louis in 1901 and pledge our
selves 10 q progressive and ecoDpmical
administration OF the city's affairs.
We condemn the principle OF CITY
PATRONAGE being given TO the members
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were called for, Joseph Chez secured
the eye Of the chairman and gave TO
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our6 Die nelten uno crprobter, NIT
allen 9equemIidfeiten b~erIebenen
ToItoappfer erIter Glaiie:
0Hbetn," n8rnn6enbrrg,"
nytedar," DGbemnit,"
DYtain," .9resIau."
Die grpeOitionstaae FIND pie folgt:
bon Baltimore:
uSl0cn6nrg," Mittlpod, sen 9.6c6r.,
2 llbr No6mittogS.
oGoIicI," 9fittluoh, Sen %. 8ebr1tar,
3 llbr 9ta6mittag3.
oGbemnib., Mittpod, Sen s. WGr3,
2 llGr Na6mitta08.
n0ormito0t, @}ittuod), Den %. M1r3,
, llbr 9todmitto9S,
g@cru," N}ithuodl 0cn %. W}Gr& =
llbr Nodu1ittoga.
o@rcalou," W}ittmoGL ben IL. 2lprjL
, llDr NoMmittoga.
3peite Saiiite'B
Bon $i2.50 an.
8Dii6enoed8 BnIioge-Rreiie:
8on Baltimore uud @29nn
8TtHeH ......... OJsVV
Bon grtGlsn aaA @uItfn0te $1,000.
S2aH6reife . 9ilctc Upu Baltimore aada
Bremen uub SurE6 $G7.W.
NeReu Srnnt uno 8dflae tpenbe mon fb
all ote 8enern,- 2lGentcn
Il. Sdumuter C &c.,
gtr. 4t9, Sanoper.S troBe.
ODER
GownrS &nine,
rFitC bss yTtuiIhtH GorrefpoHbsntsn.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
4AinNIinr.

Ger tleint 6on5 (oeTen
ShpeIter einen Wittmer nit erlpuhIez
men S0bnen beirot6cD; o0u, 2uiie,
Der STUDENT piro olio jsBt Dein SO0n
uno mein Heffe, niGt abr?"-nSos
po6l!"-o @enn Der mi4 nun allpums
pen niQ2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
Baltimore uno GbilaOclpbia Sampi'

9iS oui ipeitcre Gn6rt6t nerbe1 feine Sal
fuaiere befiiroerf. Gra1t miro, ne eeip56nIt9,
on Ocr 8crite an oer ode bon 9igbt' II. 9ratt'
GtrnBe ~elitgceen eeHommen.
O. Slarcuce ebriHtr, Geent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04

Geucr-8 criiferungS .ggen4en.
Some 8rien0lp Society, 1926, Gin
Sen . Ipenue.
8. 8. 9badelforO & 60, 2, Oft.
SorotogoitroBe.
Seurb sc. 8arfieIO (ToDnD, 210,
Slt.2erin9tolitrabe.
9ird6coo & Con, 2t4, SIt-2cging.
ton StroBe.
ScuueB & SopIor, 800, SIt.2eging.
ton . StraBe.
Errner & Sbomas, 2, SIt.Sarotoga.
StraBe.
90. 8. Seloen, II, SIt.BIcaIaut,
StraBe.
SeuerIi6ere MobeI. 9aaerltng.
@robom'S 8areGoltIe, Bort abenle
unO 9olpbin.9 troBe.
-@bh[tNls
8ierre s. 9ugon & Nepbetp, t6.
2eringtonsStroBe
@uhbanoIung.
@irntDcr'3 oeutide @uhbon6lun9,
sos, SIt,9altinore- StroBe.
86der. HeqriIiten
G6e Wper8 & SidS 60, t04, Siio,
3olpar0.S trnBe.
9aubol8sSGnoIer.
SGos. Matt6ens & Son, Canton.
Ioenlte mo 9(lbemarIesS traBe.
Geo. S. SIoan & 9ro., Ala, Sight,
StroBe.
9Ied. un6 cmaiIirte StabIpaaren.
0otioual @nameIiue & Stamping
60, 100, &anOoersS troBe.
Snnptmalhllle11, Sellel II. BuT1pen.
@aGace Stebbtns & Cons, Charles.
un0 2om6aro.S truBe.
2on0mtrti@aftlide @er6tbe unb 50.
mereien.
@riffitb & Gllrner Co., 2O5, 3ore.
RotoItraBe.
SrnamentaIe 9rabt-arbeiten.
9ufur & Co., Gil, N..Soparo.S tr.
S9nitt' unO G1,r3tpamen.
IrmIirong, Gator & Co., 106-1S,
SopfinS.Blace.
Grcgcaos, &crtel & 60, 100, Sop.
fins.Blace.
Sbiiren, SenIterrobmen II. &ouIeour.
8rant 9. @ottins & 60, grott. uno
HreiioentsS traBe.
Sdnupftobafs : Sobrifontcn.
H. Storr & 60, 436. Noro. galoert.
StroBe.
8citidriften . Wa6a3in etc.
Baltimore NenS So, 31S, @cIt,
8erman'S traBe.
Srie6bofe.
2oubon 8arf Cemetery, Office 81,
@eIt.So Saratoga StroBe.
Vnftimnrr nm Hhi(nSrlnlin 0ouhf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
@ambnrgsNm
- Hnh -
-oSGmbHrs
TuppclIGrGuhcns
Grt,rre. ann 9}n5Ionier.Niru5t

" Ycncn 8u 9nptr flu aOnoou nnb RdriS an.
Sam6nrgsG mcrifa-2iuie
81 8rco6iuop, Neip-0orf.
artbnr u. &ubIpn,
II @eitsGe SfrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-04
Spnr6anfen.
Central SaUingS 9ant, CHARLES,
un0 2cringtonsS troBe.

@anficr8 uno Moftcr.
SambIeton & 60, IL, 0It.2cgington.
StruBe.