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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
NOTED NURsG TO LECTURE.
Dr. Anita Kewcomb Niece, to De- liver
Last Of Series at Barratt Hall.

ON Monday evening, May Is, In
Barratt hail. the NJ. l. A. Lecture bu-
rcau viii bring its series Of lectures
for this season to close, with the APP
pearance OF Dr.. Anita NeWcomb Nc
Gee, who lectures on "a Woman's cX-
periencc In the japanese army" DR.,
MCGea became nationally famous as
the head Of the women nurses for the
Spgnlsh- American war, and the first
one Of them to secure a commission
I'm the American army She was an
acting assistant surgeon from 1898 to
1900, reporting direct Ia Surgeon Gem
oral Sternbery, and assigned to duty
I'm charge Of the army nurse corps"
which she organized and which has
since been made "a permanent part Of
the army by Congress, This work Or.
MCGco began as vice president Of the
National Society, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, In which she Is
now an enthusiastic worker and for
many years has been an officer,
Her experience I'm the Japanese army
she obtained by going TO the orient at
the outbreak OF the war I'm charge of
a party OF nurses whose services had
been accepted by the japanese govern
meut for a period Of six months In
her lecture she tells OF life I'm the Jap
anese hospitals az Hiroshima which
was % base of supplies for early move-
mcnts of the army and OF the charac-
ter Of the Japanese soldiers as she
learned to know a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
WEST SIDE DOUBLE TRACK.
Short Line Files Answer Ia Butter.
worth ISjunction Suit

The oregon short Line Railroad COM
pany today filed It's answer to the in
junction suit filed against 1t recently
by Alice Butterworth ana other resi-
dents on Third West street between
Second and Ninth South streets, in
which they seek TO enjoin the company
from constructing double tracks on that
street,
The company denies that 1t Is unlaw-
fully occupying and Obstructlng the
said street by It's tracks and switches
to the great damage Of plaintiffs prop.
erty or that It's additional track ON the
street viii deprive the citizens Of the
use Of the street or greatly injure the
property or endanger the lives of the
citizens or that IL will deprive them of
the uninterrupted ingress and egress to
their property.
1t alleges that II is occupying said
street under authority granted by the
city council and that the use OF the
street as contemplated is absolutely
necessary I'm order that it and the San
Pedro company may have adequate
track facilities for reaching It's yards
and depot I'm this city. II Is asked that
the injunction be denied and that the
complaint be dismissed and that de-
PENDANT have its costs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
SCHETTLER CASE.
Final Report viii in oil Probability
Be Filed Tomorrow

Provided they can get o. hearing before
Judge Morse I'm ,ac Third district court
tomorrow morning, Messrs. Zane and
strngfclow and Receiver II, H. Ander-
SON, OF the schettler bank. will file their
final report and terminate their conuoe-
tl0n with the detunCt bank Ton the after
noon Trustee In Bankruptcy G. uld h
Blakely viii receive tine custody Of tuu
books and papers of the bank from Judga
Morse, ana tho entire matter VIII then
pass TO the federal court,
Friday morning ut 10 O'Clock Referee
Baldwin has scheduled the examination
Of Mr. Schettlor by the creditors Tao
date WAS set, however I'M the anticipation
that Trustee Blakely could secure imme.
dlotc possession of the books, and 1t Is
now probable that he will not De ready
10 carry the examination to conclusion
Friday as was desired The question Of
pnoctlng a compromise OF the entire mat
ter which has hDnl undCr consideration
fer some time has not had any new do
VclOpmeuis as Che creditors have made
no advances since tho date Tor the cx-
animation of tho bankrupt was sct II Is
understood that the proposition regarded
most fayuy7hiy by jhe creditors DIS TO
rohnquish AN claims ou the bank for "a
cash settlement of lO cents ON the dollar
Mr. SchgttIer 20 secure this amount Oy
plpdgIug Dis assets tu some l.CHl bank In
consideration for % loan of the amount
desired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
MRS. SCHUMACHER ILL.
Wife Of Short Line Official Is Steadily
Growing Weaker,

Mrs. y. NJ, schumacher wife Of the
general traffic manager OF the oregon
Short Line, Is lying dangerously M In
Los Angeles and grave fears are enter
talned as to the outcome. Last week
Mr. Schumacher left Salt Lake httr-
riedly In response 10 a wire received
and since then has been 40 her bedside
This morning he telegraphef "a friend
In this city TO the effect that Mrs. schu-
macher was STEADILY growing weak
en-"
Recently Mrs. Schumacher was taken
III I'm Chicago and her husband, accom-
panied her to the coast In the hopes that
the change would restore her 10 health.
Mrs. Schumacher improved somewhat
ana her husband accordingly returned
to Salt Lake 90 look after pressing bus
mess that needed his attention,
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Graad Lodge Of Utah !. O. 0, F.
VIII Conclude Its Business
This Afternoon.
SOME COMMITTEES APPOINTED
Installation Of the New 0mcers---Re-
bek1hs Held Their Annual As.
sembIy in Adjoining Rooms.

The grand lodge ~ o3d Fellows 10
,o,,t,,5,,,, a.. -, -. .,,,
,'''''u'''s l'S '""' 9''''oH ''''S az
ternoon, This morning was occupied
in the appointment Of session commit
toes an crodo,tloio io-ls,oton oloo-
,toa. -. ,..,,,,..,, ., n
"""7, '''"'"s' J"'''''5' 'PpeolS' I'VE
bekahs correspondence thanks grand
representative report state of the or
dor en,roo ,yoys ana ,no,,s r,uo,.o
""' ''''''''' '''''''7'
ana per dlem, these committees 10 re-
port this afternoon ana then be dis
charged The committee on elections
reported the following grand lodge ofh-
GERS as chosen:
Grand master. q, A. Walker, Salt
Lake deputy grand MASTER Il. NJ,
Strngham Park city. grand warden,
T. NJ Ulmer Salt Lake grand secre-
tary Z. a, Smpkln, grand treasurer,
A. NJ. Pcndlcton, Salt Lake; grand
representatives ]. j. Thomas.
Following past grlnds took the grand
lodge degree Robert Wells, No. "a,
j. A. Brown and John Shofer, No. .. j.
j. Brummlt and Chas Stout, No. 3, &.
Kopman No 10, Henry Adams, No. l6.
g. ~ Evans, No "A; w. /. Rowland
and j. H. Tate No. %; Edw. Sawley,
No. 2S; Geo parto and Fred Rugg. No.
80; VIM Grow, No. a. j. 70, Hickman,
No. 30. VIM Murphy No 81; John Will
llams, No 3S, *. H. T.. Nordbcrg, Milan
c. Tllherg, No. 30, John Brown and
Bent smith. No. 40; w. a. Cook No.
i2 Il. D. Hogan No. a.; r. r. Kelly,
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TELEPHONE EXTENSIONS.
Subscribers Will b Able to Talk to
Bingham: tlout Toll

In 40 days Salt Lake people viii be
able to ring up Oakley Albion, aud all
the smaller towns south Of the Snake,
and which will be under the bitches and
canals Of the Twin Fails company The
Bel construction gangs are continuing
the lines between Twin Falls and Min
idoka on TO Burley and thence viii in
clude the line built by /, y. Perrue, and
in various directions beyond to include
all Of the smaller centers referred TO-.
The company has jus, received from
Chicago It's 200 subscriber switchboard
for Bingham Junction, and the same
viii be in operation In 10 days, with
free communication with Salt Lake and
Murray An exchange has been ordered
for Garland as 60 subscribers have
been secured there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Tonight the last symphony orchestra
Of the season will take place,
and the event promises to be the most
largely attended yet. a number OF
parties have arranged TO be present,
and the Lcutcn devo tees win welcome
this wholly permissible and appropriate
diversion from their abstinence.
A pretty affair Of last night was the
party given by Miss Pearl Rothschild
I'm honor Of Miss Rita Meyer Of st,
Paul The entire affair was carried
ont I'M the Easter idea, the TALES In
the card game being tiny easter eggs
I'm baskets ana the score cards tiny
chickens About 30 guests were pres
emit
Miss Darlene buckingham was guest
OF honor yesterday at a Kenslngton
given by Miss Sarah Alexander, The
rooms were prettily decorated, and a
delightful afternoon was spent.
Miss Addie Zane has returned from
Chicago, whore she has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ, Zane,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID, G, Porter entertained
at AN elaborate dinner az the Kenyon
last night In honor OF Mrs Edward
D0heny Of Los Angeles, who Is visiting
Mrs. Thomas Koarns,
A large reception is to be given on
April 2S by the Daughters Of the Com
fedcracy, the event to take place at
the Kenyon hotel,
Announcement Is made Of the mar
rloge Of Miss Iuez Van SAINT and Mr..
Brenton NJ, Sears OF this city, the cere-
mony having been performed nc Og-
den.
Miss Marguerite Taylor win entertain
tomorrow in honor Of Miss Nell Cullen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED
Reception to First Presidency and Apos-
ties at Bishop Cutters.

The First Presidency and five mem-
bers Of the Council OF the Apostles,
with their wives, were pleasantly en-
tertained at the home Of Bishop r, r.
Cutler In Sugar ward last night. Din
nor was served at 8 o'clock, after
which the party was RECALLED with mu-
steal selections by members of the
Theater orchestra, Rotations and IN"
teresting anecdotes The spread was
a most 5umptuous one and the even
ing throughout was one OF rare enjoy
ment, The affair was attended by
members Of the Granite stake presl-
dcncy, who with Bishop John M.
Whitaker and their wives, also Joined
In the festivities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
INJUN .rION SUIT.
JShn W. Reid ct al File One Against
Local Hardware Company.

John W. Reid, on behalf Of himself
and all other stockholders of Bruba-
ker-Campbell Hardware CO., filed an
injunction suit IN the district court to-
day against Charles T.. Brubuker, the
National Bank Of the Republic and the
Campbell Hardware Co., to
enjoin defendants from attempting TO
sell 70 shares of the capital stock Of
the Brubaker- Campbell Hardware Co..
and also to set aside certain contract
alleged to have been entered into by
the Brubaker-C Campbell Co., whereby
it delivered the 70 shares Of stock to
Chas. r. Brubaker to secure pre-
tended loan OF $1,000. It IS also asked
that defendant Brubaker be compelled
to pay to the Brubaker- Campbell COM
pany the sum OF sos which was
wrongfuly paid to him by the man
ayers of the company. 1t is alleged
that the contract In question was au-
thorlzod at "A pretended meeting of the
board Of directors Feb. 6, 1905. Said
meeting, II is claimed was secret and
not regularly called and hence the ac-
ton OF the directors Is void,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

street this morning shortly before noon.
The child belongs to Mrs. Decker who
lives az the number stated. The little
one was playing on the street when a
delivery wogsn came dashIng down the
road, The child was struck and knock
cd unconscious but the brutal driver
went on his way as fast as he could. A
physician was summoned and found
that the itte ones injuries consisted
OF q few bruises and cuts and that no
serious damage was done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
ANOTHER NEW BANK.
Launched Last Night at Bingham juno
ton, George A, Gof Cashier

ton, George A, Goff Cashier,
with its entire capital stock bought
UP within an hour after being offered.
another new bank was last night add
ed to the list Of Utahs financial lnstl-
tutions. Its principal place of business
Will be Bingham Junction, Utah. and
10 Judge from the geography OF its
stock sales, II viii DO the commercial
and savings business Of the south end
Of salt Lake valley. The name Of the
new institution Is the Jordan state
bank. It's president Is O. =. Miller OF
Union; it's vice president, William
Cooper, OF Bingham Junction. and Its
directors o. =. Miller william Cooper,
Or. James T., Robertson OF Bingham
Junction; r. l.. Booth of Bingham
Junction; j, A, Egbert Of West Jordan;
j. w. w. Fitzgerald Of Draper; and Jos.
Nelson, cashier Of the Utah National
bank OF Salt Lake. George \. Golf Of
Bingham Junction was elected cashier
but so far no other officers of the bank
have been chosen,
The organization Of the new bank, It's
promoters say, has been made neces-
sary by the steady but rapid growth
I'm population and wealth of the south
lNlI hl HNll laAhf AMY ~ "a llAI nv
as promotion scheme OF any partlcu-
lar class. but as a concerted move on
the part OF the merchants Of the en-
tire community nearly every one OF
whom holds some portion OF the capital
stock. Of which there are $50 shares,
owned by 60 different purchasers. The
incorporated stock is placed 0t $4,000,
In shares OF the par value Of 500 each,
The largest Individual owners hold only
blocks OF 10 shares.
The meeting last night 10 complete
the organization vas the final one Of a
series which have been held during the
past two weeks, 10 occurred I'm Gun's
hall, Bingham Junction. and was at
| tended by about 10 merchants and other
| business men Of the towns surrounding
| Bingham Junction There was no hitch
In the final plans, and no opposition to
| the propositions drawn up by com-
| mittce which had been previously app
| pointed with q. p. Miller NJ It's head, Ia
formulate q practical plan of organiza-
| ton,
George s. Con, the newly elected
| cashier. ls a young man who has gained
| his financial experience I'm the general
| merchandise business. when inter-
| viewed by the News today he stated
| that the bank had as yet no head
quarters but that meeting of the d.
| rectors would be called at once 90 de-
| eide whether to build or 10 rent a suit
| able building In Bingham Junction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Question Of Selling Property and Rails.
ing Funds for the Year,

This afternoon at o'clock the COM
mittee on teachers and school work Of
the board Of education win hold a
meeting and on Friday afternoon at
the same hour the committee on build
lngs and grounds viii meet and open
the bids for the sale Of the school
property which has been advertised.
The finance committee win meet Fri
day evening at 1880 o'clock TO make
an estimate Of the funds necessary 10
run the schools for the next year. A
special meeting OF the entire board
win be held Just after the meeting
OF the finance committee TO act upon
matters considered by the committees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
BRITISH ENGINEER.
On isthmian Consulting Board
VIII he Chief Engineer Hunter.

Washington, April l9---Slr Mortimer
Durand, the British ambassador, today
informed Secy Taft that the British
government had at the secretary's In
vltation, selected Chief Engineer Hun
ter, the builder Of the Manchester shlp
canal. TO act as one Of the consulting
engineers Of the Panama canal board,
Mr. Hunter has sIgnlAed his Willingness
10 serve,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
IN HANDS or JURY.
Arguments close In Case OF Harris vs..
Consolidated Mereur.

At noon today arguments in the case
Of Harris VS. the Consolidated Mercur
Gold Mining company were concluded
IN the federal court, and the matter
was submitted to the jury The clos
ing arguments by Judge w. II, King
for the plaintiff, and Atty. Il. NJ Alli-
sen for the defense were marked with
a great deal of oratorical force, both
men being convinced apparently that
the iury's decision belonged to them
without question. The fight has been
long one, and has been bitterly contest
ed, MIR. Harris Is suing for $4,000 dam
ages In consideration for injuries re-
Ceived In the defendants mine. Its hear
ing began before the court Friday last,
This afternoon the work Of securing
q jury for the case Of Thompson vs. the
Utah Consolidated Mining company
was begun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

IFS articles OF Incorporation, which'were
left in the secretary's office today The
state win receive the neat sum Of $500
for fling the papers The company Is
capitalized at S6,00O0Q0 divided into
10000 shares of the par 5alue Of 500
each. julius Flelschmann Is president
II. j. Kaltonbach secretary; r.. V.
Hunt OF this city, resident agent for
Utah. The object of the corporation
as set out IN its articles is TO manufac-
ture yeast, vinegar, whisky and wines
and transact all business pertaining to
such industries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
Was Good for Two Months

Judge Morse today granted Lottie
Pauln q divorce from Albert Paulin on
the grounds Of desertiOn ana non-sup-
port They were married in this city on
Dec. g. 1908 and defendant deserted his
wife on Feb "a, 1904 not quite two
months after their marriage Plaintiff
LottIe Pickering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons sales Of stocks on
the Mining Exchange were;
Lower Mammoth-30O at IS; 300 at
1914,
May Day-l,5O0 at %, seller 30.
Silver Shield--501 at 80,
South Swansea--loO at ga 100 at on;
100 at Q.
New York Bonanza-3QO at Gj, 500 at
G6; 100 at 65la
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
THIS TEST WILL TELL,

Put some urine IN a glass or bottle A,
ter II has stood p hours, II It rs cloudy
or contains a rcddish-brown scdimc1t
or If particle noat about IN It your MI.
work and II not attended To al 0rc,
Brights Disease, diabetcg. rhuimatIsT
govt uric acid, Inflammation " the II5l
der, gall-stonc3 or urinary troubles W'i
develop ana prove fatal IN short time
and certain cure for ali these f,rrrs -,
kidney liver and bladder diseases n ia
purely vegetable, free from harmful drpg,
found In many so-Called kidney crr's
contains no sediment and is pleasant "a
take, "
For sale at all drug stores or dIra,t
50c and 81 90 "A hottie NrT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
ANALYSIS FREE,

II after making this test you have any
doubt as to the development of tbo dis
ease In your system, send a sample or
Warner Safe Cure Co, Rochester n r.
and our doctors will analyze II and send
you a report with advice and medical
booklet, free,
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES AND BiITA.
TONS
They are worthless and very often OK.
ceedngly dangerous. Ask for Warnrrg
Safe cure, II will cure you.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the
bowels gently and aid a speedy cure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
MEETING OF YOUNG FAMILY.

The Young Family association will
hold n meeting az the residence Of Wal
ter j. Beatie, IS north West Temple
street tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock
sharp. by order OF association,
SEYMOUR b. YOUNG,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
CURED BY
WARMERS SAFE CUBE

Il have used Safe Cure for chUIs ,,us.
by 81. urIo aeld poison IN my. system ana /
me what | have never known an, ,,b5oos
medicine To do. 1t cures poOpla IN ~
south who suffer- much from ugi,,I'
which always affects the kidneys .li,
the doctors would prescribe Safe Curs iG.
there would be loss bad after er,c'tt'' j.
qunlnc does not remove tho al ',,..'
germs from the system Ike SAFE Gpra
take Safe Pills when ! need gsn,
laxative. Mrs. NJ. H. DEAN, Irons Ia'
tus Club. ChattnnnnRn. I,nnn -. ~.
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BIG FILING FEE.
1t is $500 and Was Paid Today Into
Office Of Secretary Of State.

The largest fee yet received under
the administration Of Secy, OF state
Tingey win be paid by the Flelschmann
company Of Cincinnati for the ding OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
WINS A FELLOWSHIP,
Alfred II, Upham Of Logan Awarded One
BY Columbia University,
lsnocInI 10 M .Nnwa.0l

''V''lHl W. l'i' N'NN'
New York, April 1.-THE Columbia
university has awarded more than 80
fcuowships Alfred H. Upham OF Loo
gan, utah. comparative literature, re-
cciyes "a fellowship supported by the
university
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
URIC ACID GRAVEL
is CAUSED BY THE KIDNEYS ma
ING E, Unable TO CARRY 'TIIIE BE-
FOi,SS00nn0US WASTE MAT
BLOOD,

The urine OF persons sufgorip,, ,...-
Acld or gravel IL generally seantg" ulIg
attst y mas stood a while reddish s"HH0
lnent IKE brick dust forms In il srl,-
VaGced stages the uric acid somctir,ian5 al'
pS5SSIh as nue. sand, or large crystal "p.
ihose VINO pass gravel I'm any gn,,si,.-
able quantity are usually tr"nri'aI u,r.
Inflammation Of the Kidneys bl8ddrr ",,,,,4
urinary organs, sour stomach. lndlras I,,'
heartburn, govt and rheumatism, ''''"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

to take effect at once. The charge has
been 10 cents for books containing o5
checks, 10 cents for so and % cents for
100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
LOST

ONE DARK BROWN HORSE. MAZE
reached star In forehead. Return I. 81
North First West. Tel 26S1-y Reward
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Totals ".".. G7G1aela.6,laotl5a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-28
PHYSICIANS

Uh AMI MRS. CARTER SUCCESSFULLY
treat all female diseases and Irregularities: 20
years experience; consultation free Hours,
q. m. to p. M. Sundays 10 to 12 a 20i
MERCANTILE PLACE over 5t3 s. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

FRANCo-oR Franco. aged g.
a native Of Italy and resident Of Los An
pees. and Susie Orsatt, aged 10, native OF
Pennsylvania and resident OF Los AnEeles
ROGERS--THOMPSO Warner O.. Rogers,
aged IS, a native OF California and resident
Of Los Angeles, and Lucinda r. THOMPSON
aged g. a native Of Indiana and resident Oh
HEF1, ,EN5 N5ASIIMoRE-Frank Hehen, aged g.
a native Of Maine and resident of Los An
geles and Lyndon Ashmore, aged p, ma
tive Of England and resident Of Los An
gelee. ,-
native Of sweden and resident Of Los An
OF Tennessee and resident of Los Angeles.
BERGHAND-GOLDSMIT Robert c. Berg-
hand. aged so, native Of Germany ana
resident Of Los Angeles, and l}lcha Gold,
smith aged so. a native Of Germany anu
resident " Los Angeles.
FIUCKGGER- MITCH HEBl-Paul j. Flucklgei'
aged 2S a native of Connecticut ana resi-
dent of Los Angeles, and Jeanette Mitcheil. .
aged IS, a native of Ireland and resident or
Los Angeles. -,..,
SON aged "a. a native of Sweden and resident
OF Los Angeles, and Maggie Crowley ased
o. native Of Ireland and resilient OF Los
RATION -sCHRoUTZ-H Barton, aged 81.
a native Of New York and resident of Los
Angeles and Minnie Schroutz aged ~ a
native of Illinois and resident of Los An
JOHNSTON soN-olaf Johnston, aged
o5 a native Of Sweden and resident Of Los
Angeles and olga Nelson, aged q, native
Of Sweden and resident Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-28
THE WEATHER
Los ANGELES. April A.
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature, 73.
Minimum temperature. 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-28
DEATHS

BECK-Carrie F.. $50 East Twenty-hrst street
native of Tennessee, tuberculosis Of bowels
aged 50 years.
BOND-Catherine Sisters hospital native Of
Canada hemorrhage. aged 40 years,
EUSTIS-Willam, Pacific hospital native OF
England appendicitis aged i7 years.
GRUNAUD-John, 1856 Also street, native or
France broncho- pneumonia. aged 42 years
HAVERLY-Ann Nj. 64l2 Repton street, native
of Ohio, carcinoma of uterus. aged 90 years.
HILLER-Frarces M, 129 South Flower street.
aged SO years.
sTEWART-James. $50 West First street. ma
tive of Pennsylvania, fatty degeneration OF
ZIMMERMAN-Johu 900 West Avenue SO, ma
tive of Pennsylvania, phthisis pulmonalis.
aged IS wears