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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
National Educational Convention.

on account Of the convention of the
National Educational Association at
Ashbury Park july 9rd to IN, me- Wa.
bash Railroad has nul into erect Il
rate Of ono fare for The roun0 tllp TO
New York plus 1915 from there THIS
ticket will hc good either direct or Via
New York rity, Ond II " optional win
the passenger "a use ran or boat line
between Detroit and Buffalo and be.
tween Albany and New York Al
tickets routed VIA Wabash r. r. Will
be good for ptopoyors IN either or both
directions at Detroit and Niagara Fails
and at New York ON The return trip.
Tickets reading Via wabash r. r. WIN
also be good between Now York and
Asbury Park ON steamers ~ the Sandy
Hook Line which arrangement VIII
add little salt 20 the trip, rheeo
tickets win DO on sale from Juno gsth
20 July list, Inclusive, and will be good
for return till AUGUST als,
MI Phil 7, Hitchcock O. 4, Y, y, Of
the wabash r, r, AT Denver states
that he win be pleased 10 answer all
questions and mall literature pertain.
ing To the "Trip on request
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
spIkk AND RAIL

Bon NeyInH general livestock agent
for The Rio Grandc, returned this morn.
ing from TRIP 70 oregon,
u, A. Brown, travelling passenger
agent Tor the New York Central at
Denver h In salt Lake today.
Another Raymond.Whltcomb party N
due 10 arrive from the coast ionlLht
ana 70 east over the Rio drando,
Private ear Lnconn, IN charge " j.,
y, Van Winho, who Is bringing a par.
" " Minneapolis people here VIA
Pasadena, San Francisco and Portland,
arrives over the Short Limo this oven
Ing,
The ticket ngCnts here have 70.
colNed handsome covers Tor their TIu'
Nolor's Guides, bearing their Individual
names IN gold letters, Thoy were sent
with tho compliments of the Wabash,
The oregon short Line win run a
big excursion 10 Logan tomorrow
morning on tho occasion ~ the Com.
merclol Travellers annual outing The
rrat excursion north 10 Idaho fishing
resorts occurs on saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
MAS0NS GOING TO OGDEN
Imposing Turnout Promised for Corner
stone Ceremony Sunday,

The grand lodge Masons headed ny
tho fun band OF the rSenty,ninth IN.
tanuy at TT Douglas, win no to Ogdon
ON special train over tho Rio Brando
on sunday afternoon. Arrangements
have been nude for the special 10 leave
hero AZ 2 y, M and arrive At tho union
depot 30 minutes later The occasion
WIN be the laying Of The cornerstone OF
Win be performed by ihe Most Wor.
shlpful Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge Of Utah, G., \, Varan, assisted
by the Utah Masonr TITAN command.
cry No, ! win assemble AT The Masonic
han Ol | y m, sunday ana march,
headed by tho band, TO the depot Tho
train VIII return to salt Lake AT 1.!0
=, M The ceremony promises 10 No
hlg AFFAIR and the Mnaons VIII mako
one ~ the best ehowlnga IN tho history
Of tho fraternity In Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
ROLLINS MAY
TAKE THE BONDS.
PLEASED WITH THE OUTLOOK.
" Bonds Are Placed Work VIII be
Pushed with All Possible Speed
'--'fsrmlnglon Power Plant

ogden, June s...E w. Rollins Of tho
banking nrm OF Rollins \ sons Boston,
visited ogden this morning I'M company
with Simon Bnmbergcr ana made an
automobile tour Of Ogdon canyon and
valley, for the purpose OF showing AIR,
Rollins tho route Of tho proposed cleo
lrlc line 10 MIR nambcrgerH ogden
canyon resort, The visitor Expressed
himself M RronllV pleased with what he
saw, ana II In believed that his come
pany WIN take the bonds,
This afternoon the gentlemen went
over tho route ~ the proposed line be-
tween ogden ana Pennington WITH
which Mr. Rollins was also pleased, ~
Pennington Mr. Banborgcr has dccid-
ed tO build an electric power plant for
tho purpose Of lighting Lagoon, ana al
80 hts ogden canyon resort, " the
Rollins ngreo 90 inko the bonds the
now road WIN bc pushed 20 speedy
completion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
LATE LOCALS.

n, G, Korons of g. Louis arrived
IN SAT- Lake last evening and is quar-.
tered az the Wilson, lie has como
west for the purpose OF Joining with thu
Los Angeles people In the jollIlca,ion
next week.
state Supt. Of Schools Nelson re.
turned last evening from Portland
where he attempted the opening OF mo
exposition. He was well pleased with
the fair ana states that II exceeds his
expectations,
Brig, -Gon, =, G, Park Of tho National
Guard returned this morning from hIs
extended business trip 70 Denver, and
now the boys IN the guarad are wait.
Ing with breathlcss anticipation 10
hear something drop"
The first meeting NJ the Mutual I'm.
provemont conference, Friday morning
WIN be held IN Barratt hail. the YOUNG
ladies' and the young mems officers
meeting conformity, The young ladies
VIII not meet IN the Fourteenth ward
assembly rooms as previously an.
nouncod,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
BUSINESS NOTES.

TodaY's local bank cloarInge amount.
cd 20 spld8b5.l6 ~ against Si5s,sNl,
for The corresponding day Of last Year.
The Mountain View Mining and Mn.
Ing company Of this city AIod It's ar.
,clcs Of incorporation In the county
clork'e oilicc today It's capital stock IL
$4,000, .dl yldcd into shares Of the par
value of 81 each, Timothy u, sullivan
Nv president, Fred T. Mc1uTln suerc.
t6ry Thoy with Patrick shea and
James i, nrscoll constitute the hoard
of directors, 'rhc company owns soy,
ornl claims In tho Tmtlo district.
A company composed of local ct.
Scns win incorporate Saturday, ~
manufacture and veil the now auto.
matte farm and city gate rho pat.
ontoo " Thomas e, FlaR Of stockton,
and INC promoters Of the enterprise
itcludo lllshop Hunter i, A. LanRton,
T., r. Nillcr, IT, ", Morgan, u, T., Sco.
VILE, Jumos l., Murdoch u, a, Narnys,
Taylor Drosn olIyor llodson ana oih-
ors,
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STANDING or THE TEAMS
ADJUSTMENTS.

Manager pyper who has In charge
the bnsnors details Of the Emma Lucy
Gates concert NJ the Tabernacle toUor.
row night reports n gratifying In,
curry Tor seats on an hands, Tho con.
vert win begin at $3.50 and end before 10
o'clock Mr. Flashman win play two
obllgHtos 10 Miss Gates principal mum.
hore, ana the remainder " the pro.
gram VIII be as already printed In the
News"
Clarence Eddy the world.ronowned
organlat who plays AT the Tabernacle
next Monday night " tho most favor.
ably known Of any Of the American or.
GanlslR lie IL to the g0n,playlng
world what Ysnyc IN to tho vlolnlWs,
paderewskI TO the pInnlsls and Nor.
dlca To- the singers An added feature
Of remarkably wollchoscn program
WIN be- tho assistance of the worry fine
contralto eololsl from Rulgcrs preshy.
ttran church 90 New York city, Mrs.
Grace Morci Dickman, who wlll rem.
der the rare "Air Do salomo" from
MnPsoncta "lIoroliado" aud a new
eons entitled called Back" Mrs.
nlckman Us a woman ~ great beauty,
talent ana temperament Eddy among
other numbers plays tho Concert
overture In G" by llollns, dedicated TO
him by the wen known English or.
ganst, and % familiar 10 regular AZ,
PENDANTS ~ tho Tabernacle organ re-.
cltals,
r, u, Fmwloy comes "a tho Thea.
ter tomorrow nght In the stirring mill.
tary play entitled 'Ranson's Folly"
The Blttnor company at tho Grand
plvcs IT'S frat performance Of Camille
tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
WEATHER REPORT

Record NJ tho local onco OF the
weather bureau for tho "a hours end.
Ing at a. m, lodayi
Barometer reading nj q, M, g5.is6
Inches temperature Ut Il, IN, ~
dtgi maximum 40, minimum, Ga
mean, ID which IN l3 deg, above nor.
NAL
Excess Of the daily mean tompora.
lure since the first ot tho month, a.
deg,
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since Jan, l. $50 deg
FORECASTS TILL pm, FRIDAY,
Local forecast for SAT- Lake city and
vicinity.
showers aud cooler tonight fair and
warmer Friday
FOR utAh, Worecas, taken NJ Denver,
C0lODi wv
Fair tonight aud Friday oycepl
showers north portion tonight cooler
tonight warmer Friday
For Wyoming
showers and cooler tonight! Frldnv
fair and warmer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
WORK ON STREETS,
Supervisor Seldom Makes Good Show
ing for Moath Of May,

Tho report Of street Supervisor Sod
don for the month Of May shows the
total expenses " tho street and irrl.
cation departments 10 be NSiS, 80,
which after doducilng slS2,30 for work
done for other departments, leaves the
actual expenses N,1lG,2O The poll
tax collections amounted 10 sl62, and
labor performed for poll tax amounted
TO N,oO5, making n total received for
poll tax 2,l6i
During the month the department put
IN 100 numos, 10 stone cross Wallis ana
repaired i02 fumes ana 3h brdRoh Tho
kprlnkllng department cost the olly W.
l0iib during the month,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
TWO RIBS BROKEN,
Man Thrown From His Whsol While
Riding Down Flrat Street Hill,

while riding down tho First street hin
al 7 o'clock this morning Harrison
sporry, a toamelor for the burton Coal
and Lumber co.. residing ~ 81 y street
met with q serious accident the rosull
Of which VIII probably keep him IN bod
for several DAYS,
he was riding rapidly down the hill
whom the chain ON hla bicycle broke snd
sperry was thrown violently to tho
ground 0llgbllny ON the curhlng,
Although the fan was totrlhc II did not
render the man unconscious lie was
picked up and word was sont 10 tho police
station The patrol wagon was called for
and conveyed the injured man 10 the
Graves l.. N u hospital pr Benedict was
also summoned and upon examination
,ogg1 mat lwg Of Mr. sgSSrry.s, lioG MorG
about tho head and body
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
GRUESoME DISCOVERY.
Dead Body Of Unknown Man Found In
Emigration Hollow,

Late this afternoon telephone mes.
sage WAS received at the sherns on.
nee from Ben lIarrIcs, former deputy
sheriff stating that tho dead body Of
an unknown man had been found In
Emigration hollow, near Eleventh
East and Eleventh South. Onicors
immediately left for the scene Of the
discovery but had no, returned up TN
press time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
TUNNEL CAVES IN
1hs, at RUBY wnl Require several Days
10 Rernlf

Passengers who came IN this morn
ing over the Mo Gran lc from Colorado
report thar the tunnel NJ Ruby which
the News yesterday reported 10 be
days TO repair tho damage As II is
passengers are being transferred 10
trains waiting ~ either side after u
20 minutes walk over the hill
All trains today arc marked up late
owing 10 the accident, ne time ls lost
IN transferring mail ana baggage, or.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
GUARD ELECTION.
Non.Com Elect oneors and Fix
Monthly Dues

The non'commlstlonCd officers atsota,
ton of tho national gnald elected these
officers at u recent mcollngl PRECEDENT,
noslmcnlol Sergeant Major Douglas ROD.
orhcck yico president. acrat, Manning
of the slsnnl corpt secretary Post
QuAncrmnsior Norgi T. j. mfkhardt,
trcnfurcr Scrgt Fred narnos Of II com
pany, Scrgl Arms, Roglmcninl Quar-,
lcrmoe,er scrgl 4 T. LNnd NudI,lng
pany, sorgi Fcrrin u the battery, and
Corp. 4 u. johnson " the troop. 4
monthly due u 80 cents was decided upon
ana me object Of the association was
stated 70 be to advance tho mombcrs In
the performance. " their dullos, o. well
a. 10 enjoy social features,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
SIGN IT TOMORROW.
Mayor Morris WIN append Signature
To Franchise at That Time.

Mayor Morris when seen ihis after.
Noon said he Mad not quito finished u
consideration of the new light and
railway franchise which was passed ut
INC ast meeting Of the city council llo
usal had 40 Tar progressed az 10 enable
him 10 say with iehnllo certainty that
he VIII attach Ms signature 10 the
document, Ne VIII take action tomors
Vnm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
BITTEN BY A DOG,
George Lockhsad Attacked White Coast
ing on Bicycle Burglar Arrsigned'

ogden, June h George LOchhcad Jr,
foreman of the Rio urnndc Western
gae house I'M this city was last night
hilton hy a vicious dog belonging 20
J. n, Hawkins. NJ lochhood was lld.
Ing down the rwonty'fourh street hlll
ON his bicycle, when the log ran after
him, biting him on the lcg The canine
VIII be KILLED
George ColllnN was iTnlgnod this
morning before judge Murphy on the
charge OF hurRlnri1lng Henry rurcrH
hlore NJ Plain CITY lllH bond was nycd
NJ $500, In default IT which ho was turn.
I'd over TO the shouG 20 await prelim'
lnAry examination
n was reported ~ tho police station
this morning that burglars ma entered
The lIlgh school building ana stole
lhoreirom quantity NJ books and
nlhcr supplies, Tho police are mvcs'
llRailng,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08

the people ~ Vegas, This morning the
doposItors responded to the invitation
ma received lhelr money promptly ON
presentation ~ their bank books This
step was taken for ne reason mot
George polong, The former cashier de.
ulnod 10 act any longer I'm that cnpd-
city, and M u, IT, Lommcrt the present
cashier had other bualucH ana de-
cllned the position, the directors dccld'
cd 10 take the uciion they have
Tho building ana Rfc have been sold
ana the bank hOpos to close up business
entirely by Monday on Tuesday Of nest
Wook George poleu2 operated In the
mining district of Goldnold before he
pnmr 10 Vegas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
ELDER GILL'S BODY.
Passed Through Ogden this Morning
In Route to Weston, Idado.

The body Of Elder Joseph GILL who
passed away IN a Pl,sburg hospital
several days ego from typhoid ioycr
arrived IN ogden this morning In
charge ~ Elder j, II, Archibald, and
was taken right on TO Weston, ldap
where the funeral NJ the young man
WIN be- held AZ $3.50 p, M tomorrow II
IL highly probable that some OF the
leading church authorities win be prog-
ent at the obsCquiee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE

This afternoons sales ON the Mining
Exchange were
Ajax, 1000 nt iss,
CArlea, 800 nc A.
Sacramento moo NJ 1916.
swansea, 1000 AZ 40,
Victoria, 100 at 2lQ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
AT THE RESORTS.

The Salt Lake county schools had
their annual field day AT Caldcrs park
yesterday ana chioyed n raro program
NJ sports ana other exercises, shoot,
lng the ChutoA Wna a flyorlto pas.
time Of the visitors, ana many there
were who took advantage " the op.
poHunllN
on Wednesday next the sunday
schools ana Mutual Improvement as.
aoolatlons OF Pioneer stake viii colo.
braic FlAg day AZ Lagoon, when nn
interesting program VIII ho carried out
A feature of tho days amusemonts viii
be n baseball game between the stake
boards of the two organizations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08

dors have been issued 10 agents TO acc
cept no porIshablc freight until other
wise notified, The biz consignment ~
= 100000 trout Try that was TO have
arrived IN Oluh today from the United
states government hatchery ut Malta.
rolon N stll being hold at The hatchery
In consequence Of the accident
General Sunt \, w. Welby ~ on the
scene experimenting the transfer "
passengers ana strnlnlng every nerve
10 gNl Tho llnn rlonrod nRnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
RUM0R RENEW ED,
Stated That Dr.. Hardy VIII Retire
From State Mental Hospital
Especial TO the "Ncwa')

AflN' W. W INV H''NN
Provo, June k...rhc commissioners of
the state monlal hospital consisting OF
tho governor secretary OF malo ana
state treasurer held their regular
monthly meeting at Provo today II
was expected that the meeting would
develop a change IN the suporlntcn'
dcnoy ~ the institution, but up TO n
late hour this afternoon this order "
business had moi been reached II has
been Wmorod Tor some time past that
Dr. NJ H. Hardy was about 10 tender
his resignation ana that In all prohn.
hllity he wonld be succeeded NY pr
~ w. calder, Ma assistant This RI.
NOR IA still nllonl hut whether II viii
roach official action today Is not
known,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
WILL ARRIVE MONDAY,
Los Angeles Wili Come In Two speela,
Trains,

From adyces received az the head.
quarters ~ tho salt Lake Route hero
this morning the 400 members of the
chamber OF commerce, state and city
officials who are coming from Los AN
golcB ~ gucals Of Senator clark, wlil
arrive IN this city ON two special trains,
the llrHi At $3.50 q, M ana tho second
an hour later ON Monday morning, The
first train wlll be IN charge OF r. ..
PECK, assistant general passenger
necnt Rnd the second, J, l., Moore,
district freight aud passenger agent
here, who goes down the line TO meet
the Invaders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
HAD NO CASHIER,
For This Reason Las Vegas Trust Conn
papy Went Out Of Business,
Especial 10 In oNeNs,0)

Las Vegas, New June s--'rho Las
Vegas Bank and Trust company has do.
clded to close It's business and notified
all dcposItore last evening TO call and
receive their money The bank from
its opening has had the confidence u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS
Attention.

For the excursion to Logan on tho
yin, lNo bpeclol trains Win be operated
lor the folOrni ono each on the 9TH And
lOih, SEQ other advertisements IN lhla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
DISTINGUISHED
PARTY COMING,
Forty Senators and Congressman
VIII be In Salt Lake
June 10
TO LOOK INTO IRRIGATION.


ON June 40 ana - this city "ill IN
visited by u congressional committee
comp7ged " 70 senators and congress-.
men who are making tour ~ western
states 10 inspect The government irrl.
CATION projects In several f,atce. Tho
party VIII arrive Mt $40 n, m on thu
l9lh ma win remain until lAb y, m,
Of the 3olh. Gov cutler today appoint.
I'd reception committee and a CONS
mllioo on nnanoe Hnd arrangements,
composed of leading cltSonB Of tho
state, lo entertain the distinguished
Nirltprs The committees, which are NJ
folloWt, VIII meet IN tho governors Of
fec ~ saturday evening NJ s o'clock
10 make the necessary arrangements
Reception lloo-tioN, John .,
cutler Senators Reed Smoot and Geo,
suthrIand congressman Howell Mayor
Morrio, Prof John Widleoo, Prot q, |.
Rwondron, a. i, salisbury, oS.Goy, N,
NJ Wells, Mayor Roylanct ~ Provo,
Frank \ Hewlett Mayor Greer ~ span.
ah FORK Mayor Hoist, Brigham Cltyi
Mayor Robinson Of Logan, Mayor elias.
mann Of ogden, ana state Engineer
TannlG
Committee ON Finance ana Arrange,
mentr col w. y. Holmes, n r. lrNlno,
james Glove, y, y spencer l. A. Ron.
ton y 4 Richards, Col w. A. Wall
simon Bamberger J L. Moore j. Y,
lansford, J. ], Mcclellan, WILTON
spry, NJ, II walker, l., y, IIllls ana
Frank Knox
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
DIED.

ANDERSON e. AZ ~ Lake street uR
city, June T. 1905, Alexander Andersen
aged Ci yuhrs native ~ scotland
Funornl Friday NJ p. m, from iho
funeral chapel OF CQderilker joseph Wm
Friends invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
20. M. /. VICTOR s,
Trimmsd San Pedro Nine in Game on
walkers Field Last Evening,

y c N ! u the Commercial league
trimmed the San Pedro IN u loaeuo pamo
u baseball At Walkers field last night
10 the tune ~ 10
The excellent work. " Ash. who pro.
sided at tho slab, and the .glltedge SUP.
port given him Ia Responsible for the out.
STANDING or THE TEAMs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS
Attention.

ror tho excursion 10 Logan on the
p,h, two special trains WIN be operated
10Th Fee other advertisements IN thls
paper Clty Ticket once a0l Main ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
BORN.

ENOW, .-Thls morning the homo Of NJ
ana Mrs " :, snow of Canyon Road
was plnddonod by The arrival of' n Np'
baby sui Ghelr humorous frlcnd6 ~
fer hrnrty oongratul0 lions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS
Attention.,

For tho excursion 10 Logan IN ~,
glh, We special trains win he operated
10TH 600 other advertisements In ihli
poror cily Ticket once 20i Main 81
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$4O.eo' 90
FOR a NAME.

Have you made your suggop'
ti0nt YETI n not Nond N to-
day not tomorrow but today
We want two catchy oRlOt'
NAL unmcH for our high grade,
frcsh roasted, bulk coIfoet
1hcy must he original, Hack
noyod names such ab purity
viii not win
lfor the nlmo which We ron,
slider boat We viii nay ~ 90. FOR
the SECOND best namo We VIII
nay ,ltoo
ANY person may suggest four
names hui ma moro
Three crown coffee win NJ
put up IN ono pound sealed cans
onlS and therefore this nnmo
viii not bc considered, IN ihlr
contest
An suggetll0ns must he mail.
~ htforo midnight 1unu 18TH
al lottCrs must he addressed,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-02

$500, 900; they took out 81, ,166, 900 and
sold to the present owners who have
taken out millions and are taking out
from $4,000 to $4,000 monthly
with several years Of work in sight.
There are many other mines in this
same district producing pillioDs
which have been found within the
past 5 years.
1t has been conceded BY expert
miners and good authorities that the
Weber has IS good q showing, II not
better, than the Minnie Moore had at
the same depth. Idaho has become
noted for its silver and lead ore pro-
ducts. The Minnie Moore received
first prize at the St. Louis Worlds
Fair.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-02
Miss swjck'S Pleasant Party.
FORENOON SESSION, lO;aO O'CLOCK.

Miss Emily Swick entertained about
twenty Of hel girl friends Saturday
afternoon at her home on North
Cedar. The decorations were red,
white and blue. Soon after the guests
arrived they hunted hstchetS to find
the presidents names. Then they
played q progressive game and ct
each table q different gSme was
played. Misses Lucille Cooper. LesCa
Livingston, Lois Harger and Ruby
Johptz won pretty prizes. Dainty
refreshments were served and then
he guests were divided into parties
and played charadeG Mrs. 0. l..
Moore and Miss Warfeld assisted.
The party WAS delightful one
throughout.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-02

With hearts and ribbOAs everywhere.
The tables were adorned with various
artistic designs suitable to bridal joys
and many pretty gifts were given the
bvide'to'be BY the merry party. An
unique feature Of the afternoon was
the fact that the prizes given in con-
tests we're souvenirs selected BY Mise
Gordon during her trip through
Europe last summer. Miss Reba
Worley received q string Of beads
from Venice and Mrs. z. II. Forney .
picture bought In Dickens Old Curl
Osity Shop, London. Mrs. Il. X.
Humphrey was also q prize winner.
receiving q silver heart. The occasion
was exceedingly and q pretty COM
plIment to one Of Abilene's most
popular young ladies.