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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM
OF IRRIGATION.
One Is to be Mapped Out for
Indians on the Uintah
Reservation.
NO ALLOTMENTS YET MADE.
ladlans viii Not be Allowed 70 Re-
tard Settlement - No Delay for
Raven ard Florence Cos.
Especial to the oNews.")


Washington. d. c. March 3O.--"Pre-
paratory to allottlng on ulntah reser-
walton ana closing up all necessary
features having relation to opening
that reservation, a scientific system OF
irrigation is to be mapped out for the
Indiana said sscy. Hitchcock 10 your
correspondent this morning. ITO that
end WIN. II. Code Of Los Angeles, has
been appointed chief engineer OF In
dian irrigation and ordered to the
Uintah reservation immediately, and
with Capt. Hall VIII decide upon the
question OF lands susceptible Of irrlgn-
ton for these Indians previous TO their
allotment"
II was learned at the Interior depart
ment that the Indiana would be COM
PEELED to take agricultural lands that
Indians who had taken land along the
Duchosne river as has been asserted,
and would stand In the way OF the es-
adjustment of townsites on that river,
will not be permitted to retard the dd-
vance OF the homemaker and home
seeker, that while the Indians Will be
protected In al their rights under the
law they will not 10 permitted TO de-
lay settlement, Especially townsltea
along river courael IL Is recognized
that the natural lfUation OF towns Is
along water ways and the history Of
the world shows III Rt all towns OF Inn
portance have been located on water
courses.
II Ia denied at the interior depart
msnt that permanent allotment OF In
dian lands has been made on the Uin-
tab reservation There have been some
allotments but only OF tentative
character, and the whole subject OF
allotment IL 70 be gone over just aa
soon as the field notes OF surveys are
written up and turned over TO The IN
dian Office so that permanent allot-
ments may be made by officers APP
pointed for that purpose.
Capt. Hall, previous to his depart
ure for the reservation and Mr. Code
had number OF conferences with
secy. Hitchcock ana plan OF pro-
cedure was agreed upon, which Mr.
Code win carry out OH reaching the
reservation,
mo delay viii be permitted on the
part OF the Raven and Florence min
Ing companies for locating their min
INK claims. They have go days In
which 20 locate claims with the inter-
Tor department Even though the field
notes OF the survey have not yet been
completed the mining companies VIII
be held rigidly to the law which says
they must indicate what they propose
to take for mineral purposes Within 60
days" said Private Seey. smith OF the
department today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
PERSONALS

@. O. Kessler, Sioux Falls con-
tractor, is at the Kenyon.
Judge Reed went to Las Vegas last
evening, on a business trip,
Rev DR.. S. f. Wlshard has gone to
Minnesota on synodlcal business.
Benjamin Saunders OF Las Vegas Is
In the city on business trip and Ia at
the Wilson.
c. II. Berry assistant general freight
agent OF the Chicago a Great Western
railway Is guest at the Kenyon.
Cashier Il. W. Wilson Of the Com
mercial National bank, left last evening
on San Francisco business trip
r. j. Welnger Of San Francisco, a
nephew OF the late Charles Auer. Is at
the Knutsford, having come on to at
tend tho funeral.
Mrs. II r. Myton left oklahoma to-
day for Kansas City, where she will
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ross. Mrs.
Myton returns to Salt Lake In May
next.
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RECEIVED A WIRE"
Old Lady Goes Into Mysteries Over a
Telesraphic Cong atulation.

An old lady living on west Fifth
South street received a teegraphIc con.
graduation yesterday afternoon, from
relative. on Their reaching her
10Th birthday The lady had never re-
ceiyed a telographlo dispatch before,
and this most unusual method of pro-
ceedure so upset her that for the time
being she did not know whether abe
was 'afoot or on horseback" In fact
che went into Mysteries, and not know
ing what 70 do next, seized her tele-
phone and commenced to shout through
the tronsmltter. Central" could NOT
make anything out OF her rambling
talk, so called on the chief operator.
Miss ethel Back. Now Miss Back 4
generally equal to any emergency
whether IN Russian, Welsh or
Portuguese or Sansokrit but in this
case, she was surely up against itn
and finally threw up both hands and
called In despair on Col, Harris, the
manager Now the colonel Is way up
IN Coptic Arabic Aremaic, ChaldaIo
ana semitic, but he had to finally own
up 10 being beat clean out However.
an idea struck him (somethlng very
unusual, BY the way, and he called up
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
WEATHER REPORT

4
Record at the local omo.
weather bureau for the ., ho,' Of hi
at . a. m, today "'urs ending
Barometer reading a,
sraas temperature AT a mp 25Q
s,ees' maximum, So. m, q De.
no gq ~ which Is 4 d esrSeSim 81
Total Of the deity mes.
s erees the first OF the month ,,Ib,up,eratu,
s,a nAeess Of daily mean TAM.
Sll,ee Jan !, 2l9 degrees 'eihperatute
Precipitation for the o.
ing az a. M, .63 inch "ours end.
precipitation since H..
niohth' 2'42 inches. which iN o. tho
above the normal. % 'iS inch
deficiency IN preclnl,,u
Jan. l, ~ inch. '''9uon since
foNEcAsTs TILL 6 p. NJ FIRM,
and aoS S'dn forecasts Tor Salt Lake c,s
wa STo@ F sD9lse'i partly cloudy an,
Colo.): way" az Denver
ram tonight and Frld.n
Gearing a. r.iig north portion tonisbi. except
west Wyoming Rain or ,,..
,mutn eolder tonight Friday faly " 0d aha
portion clearing south portion or'' north
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The barometer is highest ava,
Pacific, Gulf, and Atlan,ico 'er The
lake region, Manitoba, Ohio vau states
tennessee and lowest over ,be ''Yy ara
gion Pp'' Lake re-.
Precipitation occurred over ,..,
or the Pacific. Gulf and Atlan,,P oIuons
plateau region, Rocky Mountsin Hages,
iake region, Mississippi and obio ~" ,,lp,,
leys, Tennessee, and Canaaion VAL
inces. II was showing this mo,,,pp PROV.
salt Lake City Spokane. ana ca ni.s ~
The temperature fell decidadir gary
portions Of the plateau region ulg
lowest temperatures as follows wv
nemucca two degrees above ,ero WIN,
Modena twelve above. Elsewbayy,s a ,h
temperature was generally moden,,
\, J, HYATT
Local Forecaster
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The official call for the special meet
ings OF the stockholders OF Tie Idaho
Sugar companyand the Fremont County
Sugar company appears IN this issue Of
the News" The meetings are called
for May 2, and are for the purpose OF
considering the consolidation OF the two
companies, resolutions In favor VI
which were adopted by both boards OF
directors sometime ago. As the boards
We're unanimous In their action Il is
practically settled that the consollda.
ton VIII take place The propositions
10 be submitted 20 the stockholders ara
that the two companies shall be em-
braced In one new corporation to be
known as THE Idaho Sugar company"
with a capital Of 100000. The paid M
capital Of the two present institutions
Is 81 900 600 each, so that the present
stockholders viii receive share for share
IN the new company. The other 81 .000-
600 IN stock will be held In the treasury
for future needs, and win be sold al
par from time 10 time to the stock
holders as the money is needed for i'm.
pr0voments, The main improvement
contemplated I'm the near future is the
installation Of the Steffens process at
one OF the Idaho factories, patented
process which has been adopted by
some Of the leading sugar factories OF
the world and which enables the COM
pany 20 extract much greater amount
Of sugar from the beets The same
process is to be installed this year at
Lehl
The United states court at Boise has
authorized the continuance Of the bank
rupt business OF ~ Geasa at Blackfoot
and ST. Anthony Idaho, and Kemmerer
and Cumberland Wyoming, under the
direction OF the trustees, John G.
Critohlow OF this city, Mr.. Crltchlow
Is stu IN the north,
Today's local bank clcarings amount
ed TO S4i5SGi 50. az against S5i3.2S5.30 for
the same day last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
COURT NOTES.

Desertion Is the ground upon which
James #, Mathew asks a divorce from
Angie A. Mathew, whom he married at
Siyerton, Colo, on June G, 1901. Plain
tn alleges IN his complaint that his
wife deserted him more than n year
ago.
Amelia r. Dale filed suit for divorce
In the district court today against AL
bert c. Dale ON the grounds of desertlon
and non-suppOrt, They were married
In salt Lake on Nov. 49, 1890 and II liz
ALLEGED that defendant deserted plain
TIN more than two years ago, and has
ever since failed to support her.
In the case OF the Continental Mar
ket company against NJ Christensen ct
al, Judge Lewis has rendered judgment
In favor OF plaintiff for S2335.l7, the
amount found to be due as rent for
plaintiffs bnilding whichowhs formerly
occupied by defendants as dancing
academy.
Suit has been filed IN the district
court by Mrs Theo. c. Brooks against
the Utah Light & Railway company To
recover $4,000 damages for personal
Injuries alleged TO have been received
by plaintiff on June "A, 1904, while at
tempting to allght from a car at the
corner OF First and r streets.
Judge Morse has granted Nancy J.
Picker a divorce from II. ii. Picker on
the ground OF cruelty. The case has
been on trial before Judge Morse for
the past two days and some rather sem
satiOnal evidence was brought out. The
matter of alimony was not passed upon
by the court but was taken under adj
vlsement
The Jury In the second case OF the
state Of Utah vs.. George Williams
which was tried in Judge Armstrong;
court yesterday. has returned a verdict
OF guilty OF grand larceny as charged
In the information. Williams was found
guilty OF stealing a COW from #. n.
Nueslim on Dec, 3, 1904 The defend
ant viii be sentenced on April for
grand larceny and also for petit lar
ceny, of which he was found guilty on
Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
EVENING NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 80 1905.

the stock was supported towards the
close The sales were
lngot, 1000 at 2
May Day. 1900 at &c., 500 at 2S& 800
at 49, buyer 30; 500 at 2Sis 500 at 27is;
500 At rs; 500 at 27hi 1000 at 27ls, seller
&c.
Star Con, 500 at 1919.
South swansea, 600 AT 5,
Butler-L Liberal, 600 at l3h.
Beck Tunnel, 1000 at Sh.
Little Chief, 1000 at A 1000 at SM.
New York, 100 at 81; 100 az 50hi 100
at 90; 100 at i9A 100 at ~, seller 80;
100 at 40 500 at 49lh, buyer 80; 800 at 81.
buyer 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30

the nearest nelghbor having an Inde-
pendent phone, and told the lady who
responded that something was evident
~ the matter over at Mrs, So-and-So's
house, and II might be well to so over
and see what the trouble was. The
lady hurried over there, but presently
returned 50 chock full Of laughing that
she could hardly talk. She then relat-
ed the situation there as already stated,
and said that he old lady would recov-
er without serious embarrassment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
GOT ONE HUNDRED DAYS
Carl Ware Stole Bicycle Belonging TO
Ezra Thompson's Family.

When the case Of George Ware par
ticulars Of which are set forth on page
3, came up for hearing this afternoon
before Judge Dlehl 1t transpired that
the young collector OF bicycles was
caught redhonded at O'clock this
morning when ex-Mayor Ezra Thomp-
son got on his track and followed him
through the snow storm that was rag
Ing until he encountered Sergeant
Roberts who took up the trail and
eventually landed the young man be-
hind the bars.
It appears that the former mayor
was returning home when he noticed
that the bicycle had been removed
from the front porch and tracks lead
Ing toward town showed that the thief
was heading In that direction. Mr..
Thompson at once took the trail with
the sequel as indicated.
Judge Diehl upon hearing the evil
dence promptly gave the young man
100 days In jail,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
T0DAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS.

George d Haven TO r. Eugene
Gladwln warranty deed, l0x6 rods
southeast from rods east Of
northwest corner lot 6. block g,
Lizzie GeIsler t., Henry j. haywood "
l0S5la rods northwest from ~ rods
west OF southeast corner lot 2
block l20, plat A ......,,a..,n. 800
samuel T. Bennlon to tleber Ben
Mon, SO acres IN northeast Quar-
range ] west Observation-Disclosures, 1
job Harker to same, 596x9,i rods
northwest from southeast corner
OF southwest, corner section 2
A. 'VjT' BUR to So ANN B s"Bb ayisW issSSxSs
feet, ii loi I block 20 plat r '.~.. 1850
Urban Picknell ~ Lorenzo snow
lOa5lb rods northeast from 9h rods
block Is, plat x ,..,'",y.,,~.,' 1850
Same TO same, 6X5h rods in lot l.
George gorge i, Bean to Emil b, lsgrecn, -'''
LOT %, block p lieaths sub ,%"o" 1900
u. y. Hubbard TO Joseph Smith lots
2, and & block 2, Linden Park, s
Samuel Blend 10 same, lots 10 and
49, block g. Marion Park .....,.a B
William 7. Ellison to William r,
Ellison, lOx3 rods southeast from 10
rods east OF northwest corner lot
., block l5l, plat a ..,...",,,,.r. /
Same to Rodman b. Ellison, inter-
est northeast quarter OF southwest
quarter and north half OF south sast
quarter OF section q, township 1
south range 1 west ..,.,,.,.,u.
A. j. Buckley to John O'Leary, part
southwest quarter section & town
ship south, range ! west .,.n.,. /
Adella NJ HOagland TO NJ A. An
thony, rods by rs feet southeast
from 90 feet east OF northwest cor
ner of lot 4 block L. plat c ,,,.t.. 10
Cora Paup to George c. Paup SIS
acres, lot 10, block 49, Brighton 100
l.. G. Jeffrey to Margaret jeffrey,
lots q and "a, block IS, plat A.
Garden city ,.....,.. .ur,..,., /
l.. G. Jeffrey to Margaret jeffrey
OF o. block 3. plat b, Wilkes Bing-
NAM .ss.ssssssfs .fs-..sstsf.sss,sst.t,s
William Bricker TO Hiram b. Smith,
70 acres northeast quarter Of sec
ton s, township south, range ]
j. s. Ferguson TO Richard ID. Mllct,
l0X5 rods northeast from southwest
corner OF lot 1, block 3, plat ID m $50
Fred g. Luff to Mary II. Iuff, part
OF lot 4, block ~, plat j ,..,,.,.,.
Mary H. Luff TO Fred $. Luh same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
NO TROUBLE IN HAYTI.
President of that Republic Con.
trndicts Minister Powell.

Washington, March 3O--Mr. Leger,
the Hayden minister, has received a
cablegram from the president Of Hayti
contradlcting the cablsgram Of Minister
Powell, received yesterday stating that
serious trouble Is impending IN Haytl,
and that II Is doubtful whether the au-
thoritles can maintain peace and order
on March 81 and April |. According 10
Minister Legers advlces, the country
Is quiet and there is no fear OF an up
rising, the law concerning the Syrians
Is being executed peacefully and the
government can maintain order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
Judge Armstrong Handed Out the
Sentence Without any Com
meut Whatever
PLEADED He WAS INNOCENT.
Was Convicted Of Assault Upon His
O-yesr.0ld Step Daughter, Hattie
Sharkey

Fifteen years in the state prison at
hard labor Is the sentence imposed up
on John l.. OBrlen today by Judge
Armstrong In the criminal division OF
the district court. o'Brien. was con-
vlcted on TueDday of criminal assault
upon his 9-year-old step-daughter. Hat
tie sharkey. The crime was committed
In May, 1908.
Defendant made plea for clemency
when sentence was passed upon him
and stated 70 the court that he was in
nocent. Judge Armstrong gave him 10
years without any comment whatever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
DRUNKEN CHICKENS.
Instructive Exhibition on s Street BY
Soms Young Men.

Some hilarlously minded boys living
I'm the vicinity of 8 street distinguished
themselves yesterday by getting
small flock Of chickens gloriously
drunk, by feeding them corn soaked IN
whisky. The chickens tumbled over
themselves and over each other while
the rooster after yainly essaying to
climb a tree, wrong end to. wrapped
hts legs around his ears and laid him
gently down 10 sleep, The sight was
very affecting,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
FIREMAN HURT.
Joseph w. sad,er Meets With Acct
deaf at Jordan Power Pant.

Joseph W. sadler. fireman in the
employ Of the Utah Light & Railway
company met with an accident at the
Jordan station shortly after o'clock
this afternoon, that win lay him up for
some time. Mr.. Sadler, It appears was
unloading a car OF slack and In doing
SO struck the car door IN such n manner
as to cause II to fail over on top Of him.
The gentleman was badly cut about the
face and otherwise injured, but from
cursorY examination of his wounds
It was not thought the results would
be serious He was removed to his
home, 1892 west North Temple street,
whore DR.. Richards was called to at
tend him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
sMURTHwAITE co. SUED.
cleveland Commission Co. Seeks 10 Re-
cover for Fifteen cars Of wheat.

Suit was filed in the district court to-
day by the Cleayeland Commission
company against the {, A. Smurthwalte
produce company to recover the total
sum Of sl2lS.9i as damages for an all
legged breach OF contract on the part OF
defendant il Is claimed that defend
ant agreed to furnish 10 plaintiff IS
failed 10 deliver the same, however, so
plaintiff alleges that Il was compelled
to pay S9lslS more for the wheat on
the open market In order to supply It's
orders and was also compelled TO pay
agents 3S0O.76 for purchasing said
wheat for H. Hence Judgment Is ask
ed for N,2iS9i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
CENTENNIAL NOTES.

Work upon the construction Of the Cal
lf0rna building at the lewis and Clark
exposition has commenced.
Nearly 5000 people passed through the
turnstiles OF the Lewis and Clark exposi-
tion Sunday, Feb. %.
San Francisco day has been selected
for the second week In June. A monster
excursion is being arranged by the Cali.
fornla promotion committee. to DO run
from the California metropolis and way
points,
The trail, at tho Lewis and Clark
exposition will have 10 he enla ged IN y
much as several large cone sslons will
require considerably more apate than the
present width OF the amusement street
will permit
NJ d. Wisdom has been appointed SUI
perlntendent Of livestock AZ tho Lewis
and Clark exposition and Is AZ present
entering upon his duties. He win cores
pond With exhibitors with view ~ sus-
tanning interest IN the livei ok ccmpell-
tlon to be given In connection with the
centennial
Homer Davenport the distinguished
ssPqrt9s9,nist VII have a, reproduction Of
''trall' al the Lewis md CLARK exp6sl-
ton, where he viii exhibit a choice coli
lection OF fine phea'ants.
The government buildings at tho Lewis
and Clark exposition are Is per cent M
pleted. Three full months remain before
the exposition opens, June !.
Construction upon the American Inn at
the Lewis and Clark exp sltlon has adj
vanced 70 gratifying extent Tho
structure will be completed at least a
month before the exnoation opens.
+. A. Miller, general passenger agent
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and 81, Paul
railway, while tournlng the grounds OF
the Lewis and Clark exposition this
week, said, IA speaking Of the weather.
III we could only bank a few OF these
DAYS and draw them when we return
home ! would be satisfied"
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posTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Especial TO the News
washington, d. c., March 9)--Postmas-
ters appointed; Idaho-clover, Lincoln
county, Belle Hesse vlco Eliza a. Little
resigned
Wyoming sherman, Albany county, Ar
thur y. Cooley. vice IT, J lhmsen, re-
signed.
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WON'T STAY LATE

There are a number OF senators who
do not think there is any necessity for
the senate to remain in session very
late, and II Is noticed that their names
are missed at roll calls. They think
that the senate should do It's work In
Ave hours, and II II prefers to listen TO
long winded speeches Instead OF acting
promptly upon matters which come be.
fore It which necessltate late work.
these senators 20 home. They claim
that II Ia unreasonable for the senate
TO spend tbs day IN trivialitles and do
the hard work at night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
DIED.

BOYD-At SEA south state street, this
city, March n, 1906. OF pleuro-p eumonla,
@ r. Boyd, aged 80 years and . months,
He leaves n wife and one child,
Funeral from parents residence, 45
Boyd's court Second South betwcen
Fourth and Fifth West street Friday,
March 81. at 2 p. m. Friends are invited.
Tho remains may be viewed from the late
residence of deceased from $3.50 10 1870
a. m. the day OF funeral.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
HOME FROM GERMANY,
President Of Liberty Stake Returns
From tho Fathsrland,

Elder Hugh J. Cannon, who for three
and half years has been presiding over
the German mission, returned home this
morning, looking and feeling well. lie re-
ports the mission In good condition and
Gays that while the Elders are lahorlng
good work and making many friends, FL
der Cannon returns 70 assume his new
duties as president OF the Liberty stake
n position 10 which he was appointed
nearly year ago
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Governor. General of Warsaw.

st. Petersburg, March 3O--It Is re-
ported on high authority that former
Viceroy Alexieff will be appointed gov
ernor-general Of Moscow succeeding
the late Grand Duke Serglus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

The props were knocked from under
May Day this afternoon and the stock
dropped from 20 to 27h cents closing
weak. New York also tumbled, but
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EVOLUTIONARY CONTEST.
Program to DO Rendered at First Con-
grogational Church Tomorrow Night,


The program for tomorrow evening =
elocutlonary contest IN the First Con-
gregationa church IL as follows; Or
gan solo. Prof. Radclltf; prayer, Rev r,
w. Pinkerton; vocal solo (bantone).
Mr.. Barter; contestants one and two
vocal solo, Roy Wltael contestants
three and four, vocal solo, Mrs. A. d..
Melvin; contestants, Ave and six, solo,
Mr.. Barter; presentation Of medals by
Rev. Y, A. Simpkin The contestants
are Harry Gleason and Deforest Page
Of Gordon academy; Ivy Crocroft, Web
ster school, Bessie Young, Oqulrrh
school; Florence Hayenor Lincoln
school; Walter Bluford, Sumner school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30


START AN ACCOUNT NOW.
XTONS SAVINGS
BANK AND TRUST co.
Is the Oldest and largest Savings Bank
IN Utah.
In the last four years we have opened
70 g63 savings accounts, an average Of a
little more than 10 new accounts every
day In the year.
We pay four per cent interest on Saw
ings Deposits, Cup 10 5000 compounding
said interest semi-annually, Wis April
LIST ana october LIST
We receive deposits from all parts OF
the world.
Recently we have taken special meas
ures 20 pay attention 10 the trust feature
OF our business and are now prepared 10
act as trustee for bond Issues: and as
administrator or executor Of estates
We want your business I'm our line
Dlrectors-Joscph +. Smith, r q. Web.
Der. James Jack, John r. Caine, L. John
Nuttall John r., Wlnder Anthem N
Lund, Angus NJ Cannon, Francis NJ Ly.
man, George Reynolds, Angus ], Cannon
Hyrum NJ smith Asahel II woodruff
GEORGE NJ CANNON.
Secretary u Board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-30

THE DEMoREsT oRAToRIcAL
CONTEST for a silver medal will be
held at the First Congregational
Church Friday evening March 81, adj
mission, adults, l5c; children, lOc,