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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

gates; Twentieth district, Q delegates;
Twenty-tlrst district. 10 delegates,
Twenty-seCond district II delegates,
Twenty-third district, delegates;
Twenty fourth district, delegates;
TWenty-tifth district, delegates;
Twenty -siNth district. delegates;
Twenty district, delegates;
Twcnty-olghth district, delegates;
Twenty-ninth district delegates;
Thirtloth district, 10 delegates; Thirty
fret district, delegates; rhirty-second
district II delegates; Thirty-thrd dis
trict, Q delegates, Thirty-fourth district,
10 delegates Thirty-Afth district, del
egateei Thirty-siXth district dele
gates Thirty-seventh district, 5 dele
gates; Thirty-elghth district, s dele
gates; Thirty-ninth district. 9 dele
gates Fortieth district, IL delegates;
Forty-tirst district, 10 delegates; For
ty-secOnd district II delegates; Forty
third district, IL delegates; Forty-tourth
district, delegates; forty-iifth district,
delegates; Forty-siHth district, ~ del
egates; Forty-seyenth district, dele
gates Forty-eighth district, II dAe-
gates, Forty-ninth district, 10 dele
gates Fiftieth district. delegates;
Fltty-flrst district Is delegates; Fifty
second district, 10 delegates.
The Republican electors IN the Ninety
sixth district win attend primaries I'm
tho Thirteenth and Fourteenth dis
tricts as they did prior TO the organiza-
ton of the Ninety-sixth district.
The city district chairman IN each
district viii select the place for holding
the primary IN his district, He should
report the same 10 the secretary OF the
Republican city committee az the ear
Hest possible date.
In each district q chairman and dis
trict committee should be selected TO
represent the Republican party In that
district during the ensuing campaign.
The delegates to this city convention
snail also act as delegates to the munl-
cipa ward conventions TO be held IN
the respective municipal wards on Fri
day Sept. -, 1906, at p m,
In each district chairman aud dis
trict committee should be selected 10
represent the Republican party in that
district during the ensuing campaign.
Each municipal ward convention be-
side nominating one candidate for the
city council long term aud one candi-
date for the city council short term,
viii select two members OF the Repub-
llcan city committee, u precinct chair
man and secretary and one member on
each of the following committees I'm the
city convention, credentials, platform
and resolutions and order Of business
The primaries shall be conducted as
follows; The chairman in each district
shall appoint three Judges, one Of whom
shall take down the name and address
Of all persons voting An voting shall
be by ballot, the polls shall be open from
s 10 . p. m. only Republicans residing
In the districts shall b. allowed 20 vote.
by order OF the city committee,
+, G. LOOFBOUROW,
Chairman,
j, FARLEY WHITE,
Secretary.
Dated at Salt Lake City, this the 29nd
day Of September, 1905,
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OFFICIAL CALL
For Republican Primaries And
Conventions.

The Republican electors OF Salt Lake
City, Utah win meet In their respective
election districts on Wednesday Sept
o. 1905, at 8 o'clock p. m, for the pur-
pose of elCctng delegates to the Re-
publican city convention, which viii be
held at the Salt Lake Theater on oct
9, 1905, at $3.50 a. m Said city con-
ventIon viii select candidates for each
Of the following city officers, 10 wit:
Mayor. recorder, attorney, auditor and
treasurer, Tho delegates TO this con-
yentlon are apporuoned among the
various election districts as follows;
First district II delegates; Second dis
trict, ~ dolegates Third district fl
delegates Fourth district, 10 delegates;
Firth district 10 delegates; Sixth dis
trict, 10 delegates, Seventh district, IL
delegates; Eighth district, 10 delegates;
Ninth district, 10 delegates Tenth dis
trict. delegates Eleventh district, Z
delegates; Twelfth district, 10 dele
gates; Thirteenth district, u delegates,
Fourteenth district delegates, Fiji
teCnth district delegates; sixteenth
district, 10 delegates; Seventeenth dis
tnct, Z delegates; Eighteenth district,
delegates; Nineteenth district, 0 dele
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PERSONALS

Col willard Young and family ar
rived from New York this week, They
VIII make thi8 city their permanent
home.
Colonel s. W. clayton ana daughter
Miss Sybela clayton leave tonight
for Los Angeles 20 be gone about three
weeks
Sam Thai, advance manager OF THE
Chaperones' which visits us next week.
Is In Salt Lake today shaking hnnds
with old friends
senior and Sonora jonas arrived this
mouiug from the plCiB. coast. and
ore NO the Enutsford hotel tor a. few
days, before continuing east.
W. w. calder has severed his con-.
neuuou with the StuIcbub,r Dom-
pauv of This city, and accepted 20 roe
sponslhla position with an ogden husl-
ness house for which he viIl travel
Miss Eligabyth Etmball has returned
20 thc city and resumed her duties us
teachers iD the training school off the
University of Dtah after spending a
ycar Iu Europe Bon study and travel
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LATE LOCALS.

Miss Estella Parry and Mr.. Ira j.
Framptun were married IN the Salt
Lake Temple on Wednesday last,
Tho university Sunday school viii
open the Sunday following the general
conference, Instead Of in September as
heretofore.
An eastern baking soda firm will
have on exhibit at the pure food eNhi-
btion, I'm the shape Of "A beehive, 10 feet
IN diameter and u feet high.
There Is active track laying being
done ON Market street and the Main
aud West Temple street tracks VIII be
connected up early In the week.
The Boys section meeting at the Y.
NJ. G. a, win meet tomorrow at p. m,
when an address win be made by Rev.
Il. u, Walker and music will he fur.
nished by II. McCarkle,
Bishop Seaman Of the Catholic church
Is preparing TO build a church at Ely
New, 3UXG0 feet TO cost about $500
Plans for the same are being prepared
IN this tltT.
The funeral of Edward simpson Of
the Seventeenth ward was we'll attend
od this morning, from the parlors Of
- ~ Gat.r. HIsb,t Ilr.tI, prneidfup
1919, 1919, '','''Yl ~, ror,otsr,,
ra no1 ,r,i t" 'ii ,'eso,nnr5tt"1
,,,th no .o.r,,,,.,. ~, stot. 1'hsv ala
,'',, f,, 30 ooo lin their Mac,
~ 'I h,s J,,',," ,on,teI nv pichgsld Tha
,'si w., $3.50, ~ ~ tranf,nan nrssidsnt
~ - Vi.l,o,," ,ica ,roeideut, A a.
i,,ii..,, ..,',.,,.,, "a ,resy,i,er
'N7'''
The 10 Netkin Grazing company ~
| Ia Ncrkm Washington county. Utah
| filed articles today II liz incor-
on43,'' Tbo "" ,,,, "'i' ',T lni e. 606
! 5t,.i5ad tnt, 49, 90 tt6o ,,imo ~ st
| e,,H ,'i,, .lG.|ltors ~ No "1,,,,rg
,inn ,,hc ain trorsar, I,s hnsness nm.
IN aeic"rs ave- oioctod ara Marie Nj.
e"n p,bo,, = Wooiburv and Anon I
| a,,,,r,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jenson gave q
dinner last night at their residence, 1874
north Second West street, In honor OF
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JOHN FULLY, SOLDIER.
Man Who Killed Fellow Soldier
Two Years Ago, Discharged,

Helena, Mont. Sept, Ca John Tul.
ly, Fort MIssoula soldier who two
Years ago I'm a no Of Jealousy shot and
Killed John Kennedy a fellow soldier
was tried I'm the state court, convicted
OF murder in the FIRST degree and SELF
fenced To die upon the gallows but who
secured a new trial from the supreme
court on the ground the crime was
committed on military reservation,
hence the state courts had no iurisdic-
ton was discharged from custody IN
the United States court today by Judre
Edward Whitsou, After Tullyg case
WaI removed 10 the federal court he
was regularly Indicted for murder by
the grand jury and his attorneys az
once raised the question OF the juris-
diction of the court Judge Whitsou
sustaius this point. holding IN effect
the place whore FULLY killed Kennedy
was never a military reservation. As
Tully has once been IN Jeopardy ne
cannot again be tried for murder I'm tho
first degree
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mrs, NORTHWESTERN VISITS CITY.

Mrs Louis Morsernstern and daugh-
tor passed through the city on Thurs
day bound Tor their home In New York.
Mys Morgernstern rs the wife of The
wen known theatrical man Louis Nor
gcrnstgrn, now treasurer OF the knIok-
orbocker theater She was shown about
the town by Dan LOTUS, an old friend
of her husband They also enjoyed a
"Trip to- Saltalr with Miss Ethel Barry
more, where Miss Morgcrnstem and
Miss Barrymore went $40 bathing, and
both voted the water delightful
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CITY'S HEALTH.
Births Far Out Number Deaths Con
tagious Disease Reported.

The report OF the city board Of
health for the week ending Sept, %
shows 81 births. lG males and q fe-
males q deaths. 10 males and fe-
males. There We're % cases OF con-
tagious diseases reported during the
week, consisting Of IL cases OF typhoid
fever; ] case OF smallpox cases OF
d!phthcrla, and one case Of scarlet fever
and one OF chickenpox,
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ALEX. BUCHANAN, JR.,
SASIE HEATH,
superintendent,
OTHER CHURCHES.

First Presbyterian church, corner
east South Temple and C streets. Rev,
w. NJ, Paden, d. D.. pastor, Morning
services at II o'clock; Sunday school at
$780, Young Peoples meeting at $3.50;
evening service at 7:A5, Seats are free
at all services, and the public cordially
invited.
First Unitarian soclety-servicea at
Unity Hall, No. 100 south Second East,
OF II n. m. Rev. Frank Fay Eddy, pas
tor Subject Of sermon, "A Century
After Lewis and Clark" Music by
Unity Quartctte with solo by Mr.. JOS
eph Poll and Anthem by choir Sunday
school at 1916. Regular meeting u
Unity circle Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
p, N.
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HAVE YOU TRIED

Those trout and chicken dinners az
the Hermitage In Ogden Canyon? There
win be an excursion there next sun
day. the 24th, via Oregon Short Line.
Round trip To Ogden only N00 Con-
veyances meet train az depot for the
trip up the canyon. a pleasant day 4
outing Take any morning train or
train al $40 p. m,
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The wreck on the Short Line near
Welser, Ida. this morning is the FIRST
the Oregon Short Line has had for
mCGths.
District Freight and Passenger Agent
Moore aud Travelling Passenger Agent
Kerr Of the Salt Lake Route are eX-
pccted 10 return to Salt Lake tomorrow.
General Manager w. n, Bancroft.
General Superintendent r, Buckingham
and General Passenger Agent ID. r..
Burley are expected to return this az
ternoon.
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NOT AN AMERICAN"
Councilman A, J. Davis says Hurry.
Up' Crowd Can't Count on Him

The bunch NJ American rcformers
Who have started ont to capture the
city last night named az delegates a
large number OF persons who are IN no
wise On sympathy with them or their
r,yeuec and vrackug policy. Their
names are made use Of Tor the effect
thav are expected 10 have on those who
don't know any bitter Not few clu-
7,us have declared today that they
don't propose 10 be dehauched by these
mon. one of these is Councilman A. J..
Davis who today said TO "a Dessert
News representatives "Thc use Of my
name u the American party primaries
Inst night was entirely without my
knowledge or consent ] SHAH have
nothing 10 do with the OUTFIT I am "a
Republican and expect 90 remain so
aud take part as such IA the Repuoli-
can primaries. convention and CAM
paIgu. For one J DOM propose To be
mvcigl.d into such a game as the
Americans are forcing on the COM
munity'
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TINfN

DR.. John r. Miller viii speak at the
regular Sunday evening services IN the
Sixteenth ward, Westinghouse tomort
row. Meeting begins at $3.50, All are
invited
The Gotherburg Missionary society
will hold its sem-annual reunion I'm
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
Friday evening, oct. 6, at S;lb, A fine
musical program Is prepared for the
evening and REFRESHMENTS VIII be
served. Al Elders and Saints are cor
daily invited.
JOHN c. SAND2ERG, Prest
G, w. TEUDT, Secy.
The general semi-annual conference
Of the Relief society viii be held IN the
Salt Lake Assembly Han In this city
on Thursday oct, o. 1905, meetings com
meuCug at 10 q. m, ana p, m, as
usual and there VIII be another session
OF the conference ON Monday oct D,
al the Same place al =. m.
1t Is hoped there will be representa-
tive from every stake organization and
a large attendance Of the members,
The First Presidency OF the Church,
Apostles, Patriarchs, Council Of Seven
ty. Bishops ana other brethren, and
the sisters of the Y, L. NJ. |. a. and
Primary organizations are cordially IN
vlted to attend the conference,
Notice Of officers meeting VIII be
given later)
The general board Of the Relief So
ciety viii give a reception TO presl-
dents of stakes and missions or their
representatives at the Bee Hive House
on Thursday evening, oct 3, from 1880
10 II o'clock. General officers Of the
Y. /. NJ. I. and Primary associations
are invited TO attend this reception,
BATHSHEBA W. SMITH,
General President.
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE,
IDA sMOOT DUSENBERRY,
Counselors.
The regular monthly Priesthood
meeting OF the Liberty stake of Zion
will be- held Monday evening, sept. 20,
AZ 1880 p. NJ IN the Second ward meet
inghOuSe,
HUGH j. CANNON,
ARNOLD Il, sCHuLTHESS,
PHILIP S. MAYCOCk.
stake Presidency.
The stake and ward officers OF the
| Mutual Improvement associations Of
| Pioneer sake will meet in the stake
| hall Monday. Sept. 2j at 1880 p. m. II
| is desired that each association be rep
ALEX. BUCHANAN, JR,
SASTE HEATH,
superintendent.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
officers OF the Y l., NJ, l. A. Of Liberty
| stake will be held In the Second ward
Westinghouse Monday Sept. %, at 1880
| p. m.
LoTTIE P. BAXTER, President,
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anent Mr. Rose had many interesting
toueg HIS English friends and busi-
,ess acau0intWoes have been luboring
With him 10 curtail his strenuousnesa,
Uating that ho VIII Nil himself The
nct that ne runs up TO Liverpool every
% days. trluwct5 hls business ana rec
urus the some day aus them with
konder, while "a trip 10 Antwerp, Bel
num- and return on the second morn
box affords them topics on the strenu-
BUSINESS OF the American for days TO
tomc Recently Mr. Rose took break
last 90 Col0gne, Germany lunch at
3rugos, Belgium, ana dinner IN PARIS,
France. This trl-uational gucstatura1
,tat IS solcmuly put down as a bloom
m' Yankee Whdppar' in the CLUBS or
Pan Mall however by the staid But
lsher who has a horror OF rushinE
through life.
COULDN'T BLUFF THE WAITER
During an hls travels Mr. Rose says
hat only once did me gct into % tight
hole where he could not order "a meal
u company with e fellow American
he went into q restaurant in Antwerp
md end favored 40 order q meal Yhcy
got along very nicely by simply point
mg 90 items ON the bin of fare ana taxi
hR chance. but when they wanted
potatoes they came 90 cropper Finally
Nh Rose took out a pcucil ana en-
neavorod 10 draw 90 potato. The walt
hr evidently took 10 for a COW, because
he brought more beef Then II was
that Mr. Rose undertook 10 write tho
word out en- English, The waiter
studied the result attentlyely for q mo-
ment and then broke out into smiles
nnd-biought a COPY Ok the London
Graphic.
England IS the prettitst country On
lhe world from April and September
he concluded, "but, really, give me salt
Lake. when ! got of the cars early
this morning and looked up into the
rloudless sky Il only needed the Me
dterranean 20 make me think ] was
IN italy"
what are you giving us'' broke IN
Judge Colburn we've got the Me.
iteuaneon AN right only she's drying
np.'
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective Slss.
ers for further Information

Consult County Clerk or respective sim.
ers for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division. In ana for salt Lake C0un.
ty, state u Utah In the matter OF Tia
estate Of f. J. Clark, Deceased Noiice~
The petition Of Cora 70, Hamilton. pray.
ing for the Issuance 10 herself of Letters
OF Administration IN the estate of ID il
Clark, deccased. has been set f0r hearing
on saturday the 1th day Of October a
Court House, In the Court Room Of ssd
Court IN Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Couh.
ty, Utah
Witness the Clerk NJ said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this ..nd day Of
September, A, j. 1905,
tSeaD ]. L ELDREDGE JR. Clerk.
BY w, II. Framework Deputy Clerk
King, Burton King Attorneys tor
Petitioner.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day saints viii
be held In the Tabernacle at ? p. m.
tomorrow, Sunday. sunday school at 10
A. m. ana meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Empire Thcatcr company COM
mences a return engagement at The
Utahna Park theater on Monday even
ing. The opening bill will be - Brok-
en- Heart" a romantic comedy drama
In four acts. Vaudeville between acts,
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GREEN.GAYNoR CASE.
Habsas Corpus Proceedings Have
Been Dismissed.

Montreal, Sept, 23.--The habeas cor,
pus proceedings I'm the Gaynor- Green
case have been dismissed.
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DIED.

LARSEN In this city sept - 1906 Of
congestion ot the lungs Annie Cecilia,
adopted duuehtcr OF John NJ Larsen %
g3 Seventh East street
Funeral from the Eleventh ward meet
lngh0uso Sunday Sept "a al 1880 p. M.
Friends are invited, The remains may be
viewed az Undertaken Joseph u, Taylors
from II a, m. TO u 10 on sunday
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Ladies VIII Hold Large COnveu.
ton at SpriugyilIc Oct
10th aud Goth.
MANY VERY NOTABLE SPEAKERS
Program Provides for five Sessions
And a Reception to be TeOdered
Visitors Thursday Evening

IT." a Ndn NLtlt fNtIhLlpN VI NN-
mems clubs viii 10 into convention AT
Sprirsyilo, on Thursday. Oct 10, the
convention to hold over until the eve
ming Of the 2Otb
on We program as arranged are
many talks fmm prominent Utah men
and women, and musical numbers OF
great merit Among the speakers are
Mrs G.. s. kinney president Of the
state Federation Mrs, c. r. Blanchard
OF the Reviewers club Miss Josephine
KclIogg Of, Provo MIS- Daniel Iiamer
Of the Chlld's culture club Of Ogden,
Mrs. l.. T.. Hall of the Ladies Literary
club 'ot salt Lake CITY Mrs, Ledyard
NJ Bailey also ~ the Ladies' Literary
club. Rev r. !. Goshen and Judge
Wnlls Brown
The election Of officers win occur at
tho Friday mouung session, and on
Thursday evening "a reception viii De
rendered tu the visitors by the Wo-
mems club ana Home culture club of
Srriupyille,
The fun program as announced is as
follows.
.r,,,.,,..-..,,. ,,..,,.,....,,
IH' I'SoAl M"i'NlN"'
Meeting OF executive board. presenta-
ton of credentials, session at 10 o'clock
at Presbyterian chapel
Music
Invocation ,.,,,...Rsv T. g. smith
Addresses OF welcome ...........r,
Prof ROmer OF HungprfOrd
academy
prof Nelson superiutepdont Of
schools
Greeting ,'..,...... ..,-2.,."2,;
tire club of SnrIngyiue
RESPONSE .............M Mrs C.. S. Kinney
Plano solo........... Misr Mary Knold
Reports of officers. crodeutial COM
mite and standing committees
Adjournment unill p. n
THURSDAY AtIh'"o'N'
Music Spriugyulp Male Quartet
Presidents address. Mrs e. s. Kinney
Violin solo ..........................
Mr. Nose Gudmuudson. Sprngvll,
Tho Madonna m art.................
Mrs. q. f. blanchard. Review
crs club s3it Lokk' 'l'y r.,
simplicity NJ LYNN. "a n Att0lN-
ahle2 IL IT, Dr...,hlr2'..
.... Mics Josephine Kellogg. Prove
Reading ....,,,..... .......,..,,
Mr. G.. s. Thompson Springyilll
Piano solo Observation-Disclosures,
Mrs G.. -. stewart. Authors
club. salt Lake CITY
Moral Training Of children IN the
Home ...........,,....
Mrs Daniel lGamcr. child Gull
turo club. ogden.
Selection Ladies' quartz
,,,,,.ng,,,,- r,,.,,>,r>,c % AZ
~ y N''Ni ~ '''i'''' '''
The Woman's club and Home Cul
turo club Of SprIngvulo win give a re
| cfption AZ me residence on Mls, l." ~
guests
,,,,,,, ,,,r>,r,,o
FFlpAl MpNNlN"'
! piano solo ............. Miss Baskervill
| onan narliament ........,...........
conducted by Mrs. Mary NJ. r.
| Allen WOmau's AthencUm,
park city.
| Election OF officers
| Recess from 1890 to 2 D. m.
FRIDAY APlEHNoON' = r. W.
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OPENS TODAY.
Harrington Branch Of D. & r. q, Ready
Tor business This Mprnlng.

The News" this morning received an
official circular, signed by General Man
ager a. c. Rdgway Of the Denver &
RIO Grande, stating that a Standard
gauge line from Durango, Colorado, to
Pennington New Mexico, 70 be known
AS the Pennington branch, VIII he
opened for trafnc Friday sept p, 1905,
with freight, ticket and express offices
at Aztec and Pennington, New Mexico,
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Logan Temple will close on
Wednesday evening, October 1, and re-
open on Tuesday morning, oct, TO- 1905
W. w. MERRILL, Prest.
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COMPUTATION TICKETS,

Salt Lake Route Issues First In This
Section,
Following the commencement OF work
On tho big smeters at Garfield, the
Salt Lake Route passenger department
has issued books OF communication tick
cts, which are on sale for Sl,25 each,
ten tickets 20 the book. This is o
considerable reduction ~ the fares here
tofore prevailing 20 that point, Some
time ago the fare was rs cents one way
and Sl.l5 the round trip, but was later
reduced 10 SO cents and 80 cents,
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OFFICE. STORE, BANK FIX
lures, and Show Cases Special
Cabinet Work Satisfaction Guar.
anteed, Harris & Craig IS Mar
ket Street salt Lake city,
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PASS THROUGH OGDEN.

YIN. ], Bryan, Wife and Two Daugh'
ters, Commence Tour OF the World,
vs.. T. Bryan, accompanied by his
vito and daughter passed through
Ogden ot noon today on his way to san
Francisco, The party has started on a
tour Of the world, which Mr. Bryan in
tends shall last for the greater part OF
a year. From San Francisco they go
TO the orient, where considerable time
will be spent The party is going d.
rectly through from the Bryan home
va Lincoln, Neb,, TO the coast without
stopping
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men, board II desired. 232 f. So, Temple
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ELEANOR G. PUTNAM.
Sprano.
Concert Recital Vocal instruction.
Pupil Of Edmund ]. Mycr. New York,
aud Smith College School of Music.
Studio lSl Eighth East Tel lSS2-2
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Dated at Salt Lake City, this the 29nd
day Of September 1905.