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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-19
For Sale.

Good mich cows. W. II. Ish,
m2e-Im Inavale. Ore.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18

Ila sucedido & wees, como en-
Aguadlla, que la Nunicipafidnd totn6
acuerde para que no Sc abrieran los
establecimientOs de comercio los Do
mingos, y q los pocos moses la lnA1en-
cia de algunos comerci autes egoistas
consigui6 que So volvieran a abrir,
dejando asi burladas las aspiraciones
oe nuestra clase.
Ademas sufre perjucios ell conner
clio en- algunos pueblos ST IA ley del
DeacoaSq B0mutical no es obligatoria
en- t0da Ia iSla.
Para combatir, aqu9llos q quienes
cioga la oot'ria nuestra justa aspira-
ci6n, toman como escudo al que elos
ilanlan einfeliz campesino.s Y sin
embargo go..,...mientras nosotros ira
bajamos die1 Y seis 8 dez Y siete no.
rms, ell campeSino trabaja solo nueve.
Fl trabaj ajador agricola puede descan.
sar 81 e place algunas horas al dfa,
en- tanto que ell depend iente no tiene
otrO descauso que cuando tras las no.
ras dichas de percnne labor, lie rinde
81 sleho.
Los campesinos descansan el stp.
timo dia de cada semana, y, en- cam.
bio Sc pretende con irjusticia noto-
ria, inyocando su nombre, que a nos.
tros Sc DOS niegue.
Muchos son los mai ntencionados
argnment0s con que Sc pretende com.
batir 10 que con tanta rahjn y justicia
pedimos. Pero nosotros confiamos.
estamos seguros, que yosotros que
sois holnbres lihres, 10 rgia1tS en- o9a.
trd de IL tbetad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18
# Corona |iterariia y

Con este mismo titulo, Sc ha pu-
en- Arecibo un libro literario,
consagrado q honrar en- sus paginas,
la memoria del malogrado escritor
arecibeno, don Manuel A. Marin Fer
Este nerecido tribute p6stumo de
honor y simpatias, 10 dedican al Illus
trado hijo de Arecibo, muerto q una
edad temprana, distinguidas persona
lidades de aQuella Villa.
Notabes frmas de reputados es-
critores, aparecen en- las paginas de
corona Literaria, hacienda justicia al
ilustre fenecido, poniendo de relieve
sus grandes meritos, aquel coraz6n
tornado para sentir honrado, y aque-
liza inteligencia, cuyas primeras mara
villas, revelan q su pueblo y la pa,
tria toda, mejores y mas esplendidos
triunfos en- ell porvenir para ell talento-
so autor de NNa
Arecibo ha cumplido IN deber hon
rando al hijo malogrado que fue su
orgullo y su contento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18
|nfOInaCiiOnes de Ia CdmaIa
Session del dla II

Ii. 3. 271.--Por don Luis Montal.
vO Guen ard. -Determinando los sala.
rios de los trabajadores empleados en-
Obras Plblicas, insulares 8 municipa.
les.
Sc tomaron en- consideration por
la lectura de su titulo, los referidos
proyectos de ley.
E senior Montalvo Guenard pidi6
que Sc retirase un bill que present6
anterloVmente sobre:Sanidad Dijo,
que habiepdo cambiado impresiones
con vari0s practicantes, estos 10 indi-
caron la forma mas conveniente en- que
Sc debia legislar sobre la materia,
apoyando otro que acababa de ser lei
DO en- la Camara.
FL senior Domenech apoy6 una mo.
ci6n presentada para que el Comisio-
nadO del Interior remitiese a la Cana.
ia datus acerca de los terrenos p1bli.
COS, para estudiar la legislation nece
saria con 81 fin de proven su aprove-
chamiento utilidad co la forma mas
conveniente para los intereses del pue-
bio de Puerto Rico.
e. sehor Santoni II, mo la aten.
ci6n de la Presidencia para que toma-
IN en- consideraci0a la moci6n del se-
nor DJmenech sin necesidad de que la
Camara la solicite, y cita ell articulo
II del Reglamento en- apoyo de sus pa
labras.
Ell Se1or Domenech dijo que 81 ar
ticulo citado no obligaba los iefes
de los epartamentos i remtir los da-
tos, Y por ESQ, hahla pedido el voto
general de la CAmara fn de dar mas
valimjepto A 10 soIi'itado, que al ha,
cerlo un solo delegado.
FL Presidente pidi6 81 habfa de
aceptarse la resoluci6n de los sehores
Domenech y Gambia C6rdova.
La Camara aprob6 la resoluci6n.
Ell Sr. Ramos pidi6 que Sc solci.
tase de los Centros correspondence
los informes relatives los nuuici.
pios aoey7aoa.
n Sc Berngrlinl, N ,nirest6 qle
los datos Sc concreten ( los pnehlos de
Las Piedras, Cciba, Guanics, I1ormi
gueros, Rarceloneta LuquilIo.
El ST. Ramos accedi6 10 solici
tado p0r el Sr B8rnardini.
FL Sr. de Diego pidi6 que en- vists
de que no habia asuntos que discutlr
sc evantase la session.
Fran las tres media.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18
Regenerando
Dicipadas las nebuIosas,.
va apareciendo la luz

Aute este plausible cambio no es-
catimamos nuestro aplauso, como no
10 escatimaran los verdaderos maso
mes de este vale.
81; fuim0s los primeros en- censu.
rar la conducta POGO correcta do El
Mollete en- sus primeros cuatro mime
ros. Hoy ante un cambio tan radical,
nuestra honradez nos hace ser tambien
los primeros en- dirigirle un APPLAUSE
caluroso y sincere.
Despues de averiguado que Ell Ma-
Ilete cambi6 de editor, quedamos re-
levados de averiguar Ia causa que JUS.
titica su actual correction.
Por tanto, hemos de Greer que ell
director de El Mullete ha sabido cor.
tar por 10 sano.
Y no es supertici6n ell Greer que a
cizaf1a mace y progresa en- cierto am
biente.
Como es sabido tambien que uu
editor puede sar un buen tip6grafo:
pero NAL escritor 81 Sc ha viciado en-
terminus cursis, churriguerescos por
sacar partido de sus escasas ideas
acude con desenfado a los infundios
En- los litmos ndmeros de III Ma.
Hetc Sc ha notado algo de..doctrlna, mu.
cho de mesura bastante acierto. 81.
ga el director en ese camino no le
faltara co elaboration sana 8 instruct.
va para que EI Mullete sea muy en-
breve un verd adero 6rgaro de Ia ma.
soneria, apreciado y res :&ado, por to.
dos los masones y profanos.
FL cambio de EL Malietc, auuo ue
de modo inverse nos hace recordar e.
que tuvo ell semanario Olga
olga, bajo la direction de su fun
dador lego a ser un peri6dico ameno
0currente, chistoso & instructive.
Sc ansent6 ell funda1or Y qued6 Ia
publication en- manos del editor Oip
Sc conyirti6 en- papelucho superhero
anodno y cursi, que hubo de expiral
por su propio motive.
Por este, repetimos, que no tods
MADEIRA sirve para hacer Mallets, por
que abunda mas la que solamente sir
We para hacar carbon.
\ una cosa es ser mason fabricado
y otra es sentirse mason con todas sus
virtudes.
10 mason virtuoso no 10 domiu,
ningdu vcio, niDgGn sentimiento ruiz
= mezquiao; como mason debs sentir
Sc el hombre todo 10 mas noble posi-
Bile; Y no es nobleza olvidar ia condi
ci6n que debe predominant en- su cora
z6n para recurrir dicharachos es
crlbir infuudios que puedan molesta
q sus semaiantes y desacreditar & |,
institution que iur6 honrar con un,
conducta intachable.
Celebremos que ell Rdllete hay,
cortado por 10 shno; este servira d
alguna enSehauza para los que la hal
me ester en- su caracter de mason.
DELTA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18
Habeas Corpus

En ell dia de aver Sc ha resuelto ia.
vorablemente por la Corte de Distrito
de San Juan un sHabeas Corpus, pre-
sentado por ell licenciado Martinez
Qlintero, q favor de nuestro correli.
gionarto de Toa Alta don Julio Ro-
nero Negr6n, ell cual cumplia condeua
de 100 dollars de multa en- la Cd -cel de
esta ciudad
Dicha sentencia fus impuesta al
senior Romero por ell Juez municipal
que fu6 de Bayam6a, senior Figueroa
Maestro.
Nosotros felicitamos ri seiior Mar
tfnez Qlintero por este triunfo sdqui-
rido en su profession juridica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18

Por tanto, en- nombre del Derscho,
de la Justlcia y della Libertad, enca-
recidamepte Ia Honorable Asamblea
Legislative,
SUPLICAMos SO sIrva acordar la
enmienda de la Ley tnencionada, de-
cretando que permdnezcdn cerrudoS los
d0naingos de cala senaana los estoJleci
mient0S de c0merci0 e., t0da la Isla
Recomendamos efcazmente no sean
esceptuado los establecimientos de pro-
visiones.
Muy respetuosamente,
M. SobBino, Andres Gambia, FL
del Cadilla, Augusta Cueto, Fermin
Echandi, Francisco Cadierno, Juan
Salas, Domingo Rullan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18
Preside ell Sr. Matienzo Cintr6n.
Asistencia de Delegados, 33

Preside ell Sr. MatlenZO Cintron.
Asistencia de Delegados, 81.
Ell Secretario di6 lectura al acta
de la sesi6u anterior, quedando apro
bada sin debate.
Ell Secretario lego peticioues de
comerciantes, hacendados, agriculto-
res vecinos de Maricao, pidiendo q
la Camara de Delegados Sc sirva de-
cretar la construction del camino que
de Maricao conduce al poblado de
Montoro, ocho 8 diez Kilometres, por
ser ell mas llano, corto y conveniente,
para ir de aquel pueblo 4 Mayagdez.
Los dependencies de comercio de
Yabucoa, solicitan Sc apruebe una ley
sobre ell descanso dominical.
Varios comerciantes de Cayey, pi
diendo & la Canara no tome en- consi-
deraci6n, no voten, el Bill n1mero
2, de los sefores Carri6n Aponte,
sobre ell descanso dominicaI, por ra
zones que eXponon.
Joaquin de Rojas, pdiendo a la
Csmara de Delegates, que al votar el
Bill del Servicio Civil tenga en- cuenta
& los que han prestado servicios 60
la administration civil 6 municipal de
la Isla, adquiriendo derechos que le
son indiscutibles.
BILLS EN- PRIMERA LECTURA
II. B. % -Por los sehores Ramon
Gandia C6rdova y don Santiago r.
Palmer Para derogar Ia titulada
xLsy para excsptuar 6Tha \ audergrift
Construction Comoany1 (Compalia de
CONSTRUCTION de NandergriGtl del pa
60 de contribution por I'm periodic de
amos sobre cua'Qrier Inca de rarroca-
rril y propiedades pertenecientes la
misma y sobre cualquier planta de
luz electrica y fuerha motriz construi-
da por la misma, por autorizacl6n de
una ordensnza del Consejo Executive
de Puerto Rico y autorlzando al Con-
sejo Executive para arrendar q dicha
Compahta ciertas propiedades pd dbli-
cas- para establecer su estacidn prin-
cipal para otros tines,s aprobada ell
u de Mario de 1903, para otros IL.
nes.
Fl, B. %. -POr los sefIores Juan
Was Oehoteco y don Santiago Il Pal
mer.-Para establecer en Puerto Rico
un Board denominado &Board de los
registros civileS y del Notariado
creando el archivo general de actos
del estado civil y para otros fines ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18

ArecibO | de 1903.
A la Hon. Asamblea Legislative de
uerto-Rico.
Sefiores Delegados;
La SUni6n de Dependencies de
AreciboS, acude a esa Hon Asamblea
en- demanda de un acto de justica
De justlcia, ST, porque como dijo
un prestigioso puertorriqueuo que en-
tre vosotros Sc encuentra, es justo el
SDescanso dominica para los h6nbres
que trabajanS.
Es solamente ESQ 10 que pedimos.
Las razones que justiiicau nuestra
aspiration dirigiendonos 4 hombres
tan ilustrados como gosotros, pode
mos silenciarlas. TodoS las sabeis.
El que por necesidad, hablto de
trabajar, 8 porque no alcanzan para
mas sus conocimientos, tiene que ser
dependiente de Comercio en- ptn. Rico,
de hombre libre Sc convierte en- un es-
clavo.
Dura es la frase, pero es la mas
spropiada,
Ahora bien; 81 los antiques escla-
vos fuerou libertados QUO podfis, vo-
sotros, hacer Ago por los nleyos e.-
clavosI
La anterior Asamblea di6 el pri-
msr paso en- nuestro favor: pero la
Ley votsda sntOncss, puesta en- practi-
CO hs reIultsdo defcients.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18
The Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company, London
incorporated by Royal Char
ter 1899
Under contract with His Males
ty's Government

Los magnificos vapores ESK y
EDEN de esta Comparia reanudar&n
su escala en- la isla de Puerto Rico,
empeEando en- Enero % comunican-
do ssf nuestra isla con San Thomas,
islss inglesas, holandesas, francesas,
Venezuela, Colombia, etc. Estos va
pores Sc recomiendan especialmente &
los touristas, estando equipados con
toda clase de comfort moderno. Sc
admite tambi6n carga para las islas
antes dichas, como ademas para to-
dos los puertos de Europa.
Ademas de estos vapores de pa
saleros que recalaran en- este puerto
regularmente cada quincena emueEan-
do en- Enero 25, habrA una buena oca-
sion para embarcsr para todos los
puertos de Europa por los vapores de
carga de esta Compaffa, los cuales
podran tocar en- cualq de los
puntos de la isla, siempre que haya
su6ciente cargs.
Para mas informes dirigirse q
FRI1ZE, LUNDT & COMP. SUCE.
SORES, San Juan, Agentes generates.
FFRI1ZE, LUNDT & COMP.
SUCESORES, Mayaguez. Agentes.
J. Z. SILVA BANK & CONF. !,
Aguadilla. Agentes.
G. LEDESMA & COMP, Areci-
bo, Agentes.
FELICl & COMP, Ponce. Agen-
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La
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18
A CASARSE

A 81. IU con colchon mas de mil ca
mas de colores rosa, azul verde en-
80. ~ de matrimonie con colch6n in.
giles patente, en- SEl Cielo.3
El mas grande surtido de camas,
eolchones, catres metalicos, colchone-
tas y telas de novedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18
Ricardo La Costa
AVOCADO

San Francisco IS. - San jun, p R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-18
FL DESCANSO DOMINICAL

Arecibo II de 1908.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Local Briefs.

DELAYS TRAFFIC.-A big automobile
belonging to the Utah Automobile com
paDy broke down on the street car track
at Ninth East and South Temple streets
yesterday afternoon and delayed traffic
for half an hour. The front axle broke
and the wTecking car had to be sent Tor
70 remove the machine. The auto was
moving at a slow rate of speed and none
Of the occupants were injured.
JOHN T. CAME INPROVING--John
7 Gaines condition was considered mucn
improved last night and some hope Is
entertained for his recovery The rally
he took Yesterday was a surprise 70 the
physicians ana for short time II was
thought that 4 fatal relapse might result
He rested considerably easier in the early
part of the night and further improve
ment in his condition is looked Tor TO-DAY.
ANOTHER DAY OF MERRIMENT.-
The High school cadets INDUCED In an
other day Of merriment at Lagoon EesteT-
day In the morning they had two com
Chamberlain of company and Private
James Walton of company G won the sill
YER medals The trumpet corps gave
concert in the afternoon and then the
cadets were entertained with a vaudc-
vile performance given by Sergeants Won
Paul and Mark GrOeSbeCk and Corporal
Morris Moon. In the league baseball
games company now stands at the
head by defeating company \ yesterday
afternoon by n score of . to 1. a sham
battle viii be fought today in Farming
ton canyon The Companies viii be d.
viGed and one division viii attack the
other garrisoned in the canyon
GOING TO THE EXPOSITION.-The
official delegation from the state Of Mas
SaChusetts to the Lewis & Clark expo
sition at Portland arrived in the city yes
terday morning and registered at the
KnutSfOrd. resuming the journey west
ward at 11-40 p m The party was com
posed of the following. all of whom have
the title Honorable prefiXed to their
names on the register: John r Thayer.
Worcester Michael J. Sullivan Boston,
William A Lyle. Worcester. William T.
Dana. Newton John P MunrOe. WOrceS-
ter. Daniel W. Lane, Boston, John )
Garland II. Boston. William II CUSh-
man. Sornervilie. Daniel p Eeefe. Fall
River: John =. Lowney. New Bedford;
George A ScigIianO. Boston, James Sid
nev Allen. Br0ckton- George a. TitcOmb.
Merrimac: William J. Graham Lawrence;
Matthew Mccain. Lynn; James W Kim
ball. LINN Daniel r Remington SOmeT-
vile: James NJ Perkins, Cambridge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12

to know say that fully % Der cent of
these reach maturity and are then TAX
en- from the streams by the rod and line.
The others become the prey of the older
and larger fish, for trout are cannibals
On this account when the fry are
planted they are taken to the. heads of
the streams to give them chance to
grow by keeping them away from the
larger fish who always keep in the deep
water found farther downstream.
Irrigating bitches Greatest Enemies.
But by far the greatest destroyer of
fish in this state are the irrigation
bitches The law says every ditch
must have a screen where it is taken
out of a stream. Many of these screens
are defective and each year thousands
of young fish are run out into the field
to die on dry land
For those who have not already Sc
lected place to go on the opening day
any of the following streams are recon-
mended by an Old-time fisherman who
has visited every stream in the state
Near the city one may go to either
of the COttOnwOOds, Parley's. Mill Creek
or the Jordan river. All of these
streams are we'll stocked with fish
BY taking the trains one may go to
the Weber or Provo rivers. or American
Fork creek. HObble creek OF Straw
berry valley. the latter place having
several small streams where fishing
will be good. The higher up one goes
on these streams the better the fishing
viii be, as the water is clearer. How
ever. as there has been little rain this
spring, all of the waters are fairly
clear and fishing should be good at
any place along the streams.
The question of bait may bother some
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12

The state OF Utah says you may go
fishing next Thursday. No boy ever
received permission from his mother to
60 down 10 the creek and fish for min
nOWS with a bent pin and willow pole
with more pleasure than the horde of
Utah fishermen viii welcome the open
ing of the fishing season the coming
week Ever since the primitive man
discovered the finny tribe could be
caught with a piece of bait on a curved
or-hOoked bone, fishing has been one
OF the joys Of this life. Time has
changed the style of hooks, bait and
other tools of the fisherman, but the
self-satisfaction in fOOIing a fish in his
native haUnts has ever been and will
always be
Fishing is a sort of mania. One
gets the first attack of it while still
waddling in his kits and it remains IN
til the full three score and ten has been
reached and passed. The older one
gets. the more pleasure one receives in
fishing. and the habit strikes the rich
and poor alike Whether climbing a
rocky canyon in pursuit of the sportive
trout or fishing from an open boat in
some lake for bass, the same satisfied
feeling is there and the fisherman for
gets for the time being the troubles Of
life. wrapped up in the full enthusiasm
of his sport.
Ready for Opening Day.
For weeks fishermen of this state
have been patiently awaiting June 15
, the day set by law when a person may
go out and enjoy the sport denied all
spring and summer. Old rods have
been taken out and cleaned and the
tackle box supplied with new and later
style flies in preparation for this day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12

der the water and allow it to float down
stream
In casting a fly as little splash as
possible should be made as a hard
swish" is likely to scare the fish
away.
Probably the gamest fish in this
state are the native, eastern brook and
rainbow trout. OF these the eastern
brook are the best fighters. In every
hole one will find a big fish that is a
sort of king pin of the school He is
the first to scent danger and if the
fish are hungry is always the first to
take the bait. often fish fight among
themselves and old fishermen say fish
are frequently caught that show scars
secured in a battle under the water.
Hooked Fish Will Bite Again.
Another popularity about fish Is that
they do not seem TO suffer any pain
from being hooked Often a FISH will
be lifted several feet out of the water
and then get away. The same fish will
raise for the fly again the next time
II hits the water and Is frequently
caught after having got away several
times. There have been instances
where fish have been caught with hooks
in their mouth from former contests
with fishermen and the fact that they
have carried a piece Of steel imbedded
in their flesh for perhaps years does
not appear to bother them any
During the last week the sporting
goods houses have been doing a larger
business in fishing tackle than ever be-
fore III the history of fishing in the
state. This is a sure indication that
this season there viii be plenty do
ing next Thursday when the season
OPENS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
CADETS GIVE DRILL.
All HaIIows Students Are Watched
by Large Crowd.

An exhibition drill and guard mount
By the AT HalIows cadets OF the grounds
Of All HalIows college last night attracted
large crowd of spectators. The cadets
went through the manual of arms and
various maHeuycrs. including firing. as
sisted by the entire cadet band of which
Anton Petersen IS leader
The cade,S had thiTty-SiX of their num-
Der in line and the band numbered TWEEN
weight Captain Martin CUrran was Of
ficeT Of the dav. Lieutenant Bernard
Quinn officer Of the guard and Lieutenant
John Dillon adjUtant-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Plenty of Fish This Year.

Bassinni, sung by Miss Corinne Harris
Before the confirmation ceremony the
''Veni Creator by Willard, was sung
by Miss LOttie Owen
The sOlOiSts of the choir were Misses
Owen, Harris, Little, Fitzpatrick.
Messrs- George SOffe, A J. BTUneau, J
D. Sullivan
The viOlinists were John ?. Fan
ming and Edward Fitzpatrick. T. J.
Tanning played the cello
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Two Personally Conducted Excur-
sions Chicago to Asbury
Park Via New York.

over the Pennsylvania lines. leaving
Chicago Thursday. June % via Pan
Handle Route at 1905 a. IN, fare so. 35-
Also Saturday, July I, at p. m. over
the Fort Wayne Route. fare $685. round
trip. Coaches and sleepers on both
trains through without change. Tickets
also sold for regular trains June % and
80. July I and ?. Tickets via Washing
ton at same rates. StoD-overs allowed
at Baltimore. Washington, Philadelphia
and New York.
For full information address George
T. Hull D. P. A, S19 Seventeenth street.
Denver Colo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. s. degrees: min
imUm temperature. 81 degrees mean tenn
perature. - degrees. which is ) degrees
temperature since the first of the month,
- degrees accumulated excess of tenn
perature scince Jan !, 2S2 degrees Total
precipitation from 8 p m to p m none:
accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since the first of the month. 81 inch.
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since the first Of January, s. inch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Double Track.

The Chicago & Northwestern Is the
only line double tracked Missouri: river
to Chicago, and maintains the fastest
service between Omaha and the city at
the head of the lakes
In connection with the Union Pacific
three daily trains run through solid to
Chicago. For information consult c. A,
Walker, general agent, 50 West I'd So.
street. Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
muSic and Drama

This evening in the tabernacle. Clarence
Eddy. reputed to be Americas first or
gaHiSt will give a recital He viii be
assisted BY Mrs. Grace MOrie Dickman, h
celebrated New York contralto sOlOist-
The BIttner company opens its third
weeks engagement at the Grand theatre
tonight. when il viii produce a new I'M
named play written by Harry Fahrney.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee the romantic drama
The Count Of Monte CristO-- Will be
given
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The YeIIows, Browns and Blues

In the two-tOned effects are the new
things IN wall paper decorations We
have the others. too Just received a
shipment that you can't get anywhere
else. Both phones ". A. Duvau ZIG
" ID So.
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PERSONALS.

o. G. weinheim of Chicago is at the
Wilson.
Thomas Cox. a Nevada mine owner who
resides in San Francisco, was in the city
yesterday.
William L. Hagerty, chief clerk Of the
Kenyon. has returned from Logan, where
he spent a couple of days with the COM
merCiai travellers.
A a Allen. vice president and general
manager of the NJ. X. & r. Railroad COM
pany, was in the city yesterday, coming
from the east and leaving for the Pacific
coast in the evening He registered at the
Wilson