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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
TO QUIT BANKING.
Wells-Fnrgo Co, to Confao Itself TO
Express Business Exclusively

W. $, Mccormick returned this morn
Ing from san Francisco after weeks
absence. lie, too says he really made
no bid for the Salt Lake branch Of
the Wells-Fargo banking company, and
does not know who will finally come IN
possession Of II. He says that the COM
pany has determined to give up all Of
It's branch banks, and go out Of the
banking business, now that its banking
Interests have been merged into the
Nevada National of San Francisco.
Just how soon the Salt Lake bank viii
be disposed Of. Mr. Mccormick could
not say. but he is confident that II
viii be In the very near future.
Mr. Mccormick found the weather eX-
cellent in San francisco and business
very good but the town was all torn
up over the Siciian murder, and the
daily papers, he says, were reaping a
harvest.
At the Deseret National this after
noon 1t was stated that the merger In
sttutions ON and after Saturday next
April 10, viii be known as the Wells
Fargo Nevada National
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
FOR SALE,

The Committee ON Buildings 9nl
Grounds OF the Board Of Education. Pay
lake city, Utah, will receive se4l.o nluI
for the sale OF the following des'''Ue'
pieces OF land: ,.,.,, 81,
irving school Property. North hali, 81
lot s. block 10. plat "a being ign 9y W4
rods ON the corner of Second west anu
Fourth North street .,t.,
Longfcllow school Property: Al, o' Joy
Q block q, plat ID being len oy .'
rods on tho corner Of j and First S!''0g
Thirteenth School Properly; NuI'G,5rl
Of Second South Just easl OF ll' ~ gtr,
Thcator beginning 20 Isel ,g1l,.' ~ nt
southwest corner ot lot h'o'h, t6r..
~" running thence cast t,g "S,o,
north ton rods thence Wesl %, to.,r.
thence south ten rods 20 place OF aW1b,
ming. also beginning l6 ieet ,W5s'.," ri,t
southeast corner Of lot ., nioek a. .gsiy
"a" running thence west 81 ClA,{ ts3
and ono-half GD feet thence "o3,n5n NV
rods. thence cast siXty-slN any ',i,1,
(B6iO feet. thence south ton lo0s, Y, IL
OF beginning. tho last parcel oi Y" ,..,
subject 10 right Of way OF siNlIgyu M, \,
Bids viii be opened at ogIuCN , ~ In
April gst 1906, at the Board lo'"' 80
tho civ and County Building. ..,,,,, a.,
Certified check Of 3 per cent or aH,uoYI'tr,,
hid must accompany e0Ch qua; rstl
of naymont 20 be made when sue u 10"
fed nv the Board Of Educator, ... tina
The Board OF Education reserve
right TO reject any or all ,nl9s,t.r.
ARNOLD G, GlAlQLL ana
Chairman Committee ON buHal'F' ''
Grounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
W. II, Bancroft Is expected to return
from the coast on Friday morning.

w. II, Bancroft is expected to return
from the coast on Friday morning
The Southern Pacific passenger de.
partment has issued some handsome
tinted and gloss pictures Of No. pass
ing over the Lucln cutoff.
Work has been started on the new
depot at Grand Junction which win
make the salt Lake structure look like
the proyerblal thirty cents.
The many friends Of Chester Mason
VIII be glad 10 learn that he rallied
during the night, and was reported this
afternoon to be decidedly better.
u, Fenneasy the newly appointed SUI
perlntendent OF dining car service on
the salt Lake Route, is In Salt Lake
looking over the new diners received
last week.
Robert Craig, travelling freight agent
for the Short Line, Is back into harness
again. Six weeks ago he had the mis-
fortune to be the star actor In a runa-
way at Riverside, Cal, and In conse-
quence he sustained a couple Of broken
ribs.
An engine on the Uintah railroad
Jumped one Of the bad curves last week
and turned bottom side UP I'm the mud
below The accident occurred at Book
cliffs, and was caused by the track
settling from melting snow aud rain.
Nobody was hurt and the crew found Il
soft spot TO light on.
one OF the best advertisements for
the Portland fair has been issued by
the Hartman lines in the form Of a
relief map showing the Columbia river
from the Dalles to the ocean together
with mountains and cities Of oregon
and Washington Ranking both banks
OF the river. The map * framed IN n
number Of hnlftones of views, and Is
altogether a striking piece of work on
the part Of the printer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
STORM AT TAHITI.
Purchase of Site for Mormon" Meet.
inghouss at Papoete

Papeete, Tahiti, March a. via san
Francisco, April l2-On the evening OF
The gath inst southeast gale
developed into a hurricane near Tahiti.
On the following morning the gasoline
schooner Orlfena, reported that her
ships boat had been damaged on a reef
al Mahatea, l20 miles north OF Tahiti
pn the 2Jth insto the storm broke over
Papcete Great trees came crashing
iowu, breaking fences and Inc some In
stances tearing houses IN two In the
larbOr the schooner Roberta, owned by
=, COppenarth, formerly known as the
Herman Of San Francisco OF Treas
ire fame, struck the quay near the
oceanic steamship wharf and had "a
harrow escape, Paul Martins steam
launch had It's back broken, being
washed ashore against some rocks, fol-
owing close upon government cutter,
Hhich was completely smashed The
schooner Marian dragged her anchor
but sustained little damage. other
lectlons Of Tahiti suffered much dam
lge from the fury OF the gale, tho
French protestant missionary schooner
Leiox du sud, put into Teravan bay,
osing nearly all her sails. The steam
n Mariposa Of San Francisco encoun-
cred the outer edge OF the hurricane,
wo days out from Papeete, and was
delayed about six hours, being compell-
ID to avoid the usual passage through
he Tuamotu islands I'm favor OF the
lew westerly one, around Mutuhiva,
which Is longer by a hundred miles. 10
feared IN Tahiti that the schooner
reite owned by some natives, went
Town In the storm IL also is feared
hat the Famoier More, which was be-
ug repaired at Here Hentia, where she
lad struck reef two months ago, was
aught I'M the gale, The greatest dam.
lge done by the storm II is believed
les in the destruction Of cocoanuI
Woyes. In the 1uamotu section un.
luestlonaby the Copra industry has
leen greatly retarded for this season
Edward S Hall, presiding Elder Of
he Mormon" church has recently
purchased a site In the city OF Papeet,
ultablc for the erection OF a churcI
md mission house.
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SWEATER WEDNESDAY, And Gym" WHOOP=UP.
sat
n Authors Club Ball Saturday
EVENING" ndO finer

accompanied by hearty cheers from their
respective classmates,
President Brown announced that
the Suolors' club would give
bail Tor the benefit of the
new gym" IN Chrlstensen's hall, April
%, the Iessees having kindly donated
the hall for this purpose,
John Jensen, editor OF the Chronicle,
made an announcement In reference
to the year book, the first 10 be ussued
By the University He said II would
he quite an elaborate number ana
would contain pictures and u history
Of the years work. As student man
ager Of athletics, Mr.. Jensen outlined
the policy 10 be pursued, stating among
other things that pictures Of Coach
Maddox ana others prominent In ath-
letics, would be hung In the new
gym" lie urged Chronicle subscrib-
ers to pay up, so that all debts could
be wiped out and the Chronicle office
properly Fixed up,
Prof. Cummings announced that the
Authors club would give pail In the
University building Saturday night al-
SO for the benefit OF the 'gym" Mr.
Cummings stated that the musicale
given at the home Of Mrs, Ritter Melted
the sum OF 800, He likewise said that
Profs. Wilson. Maddox and Cummings
has been appointed by the faculty to
arrange for a proper celebration of Ar
Dor day, at which time the students
VIII assemble and plant trees on the
University grounds; also flx up the
athletic grounds by laying a pipe line,
re-awangng the bleachers on the
west side and sodding the field to make
| # more suitable for football games,
Lunch will be provided by the ladies
under the direction Of Miss Maud May
Babcock, Miss Wheeler and the presl-
! dents OF the ladies organizations.
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PERSONALS

Three ears OF Tonopah ores are at
the samplers today.
Major II. p, Myton has removed his
residence to the Wilson hotel.
secy. Arthur y, Snow OF the Column
bus Con. and South Columbus proper
ties, went to Alta this forenoon,
L. w. Young, who has mining inter-
ests IN Bingham, has arrived In the city
from Denver.
A. A. Utey, formerly an extensive
dealer In Wyoming lumber, and lntterly
OF American Falls, Is guest at the
Knutsford.
James A. cunningham has returned
from his latest Mexican trip Ills
daughter Miss Florence, who accom-
panied him south, win be home later
In the week.
william j. Borthwlck, a resident or
Butte FOR 20 years, Is here with the eX-
pectation Of remaining, lie was a
member Of G company, First Montana
volunteers, during the Spanish war;
r. y. Whttemore has returned from
Reno, where he has been to settle the
Insurance on the Elks building. the
loss was 81 800.
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BUSINESS NOTES

quay 5 local bank rIcnipr- -
Vn 10 FooV'olilo, as against Ma Ss,.a19unt
'"e same day last year ''''''Vd 70.
Architects Ware & rreqory,
SS9vidi 6p plans for the erartlo, NaN
45UoO residence for l.. b. pit,o'a,ol " &
- street, between First and e,.,,1, JJrp Oh
uul,uluS Will be ot the Ru1s.il.'o,,i,l, ~.
WIN Two tull Stories bui ,gnT style
,,oiulhS down over the brsf 81, u'e 100
lNlnb rooms viii DE- lurps 10y IN
t ture rs 10 pc an lngle NOOK WITH , ,
t,uiIly,sqGe library ana therc ot,' pc.
ol'lluru room IN the basement "e 4.
Articles OF Incorporation of u.
lake Retail Butchers a. GrSc.rS'N.e Sal
elatlon were filed On me ronnt,. ass,o
once today It's capital stnrS ,'vlhl
eilVlued into shabs of the mar ',, % 'o0O
81 each. w j, DounolIan IL r, l"ige o.
~. ~ weight Vice president. y
nurt secretary, II. q, Allen. assi,i,,AA
secretary William Wood Jr. cb ','s.aN
OF the board OF directors. ' N"'''nas
inc Lascu Gilsonite a O2olort,.. a..
lnB company OF this city Blcd IA, GUN
cies OF Incorporation In tbe "a MY.
clerks office today. Its cnn,t,,' otNll
Is 100000, divided into sbar"s s'oei
par value Of % cents each O. q VI Va,
~ president; James Peterson. ylcs S nro,
ldent, II, Il. Dearborn, trea,lrar, t'It5,
SNOW, secretary a. Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
BURLINGTON AGAIN.
old story Revived That J. j. Hill Is
DaeklnR Moffat.

Backing Moffat
For some months the freight cars Of
the Burlington have been noticed on the
Moifat line IN large numbers, and now
II is learned on good authority that Hin
has joined Moffat and the two lines win
work together tremendously. The Mof-
fat road win join with the Clark road
at Salt Lake and the Burlington sys-
TEN viii come near having trans-COn-
tinental line.
THE road is to be built" said Mr..
Monat, There is no longer a shadow
of doubt about Il. We are going 10
Salt Lake, as originally projected, and
It looks now as II nothing could stop
IT,"
A standard gauge railway viii be
built from Grand Lake junction on the
Moffat road TO the copper mines and
timber lands belonging to a syndicate
Of capitalists at the base Of Arapahoe
peak, and from here the branch will ul-
tlmately be extended to Grand Lake it.
SELF which magnificent sheet of water
Is destined to become a famous resort.
The Moifat road, as II proceeds, will
necessarily stimulate the production Of
metallifcrous ores from the silver, lead
and copper mines In the northeast por-
tlon Of Middle park, In the region OF
the well known Wolverine mines Camp
Lulu and Buffalo park on the main
Rabbit Ear range, where extensive de-
yelopment work was done some twen-
ty odd years ago, but which had to be
abandoned, owing to its remoteuess
from markets, The mining camps on
the Williams river, and I'm the neighbour
hood Of Vasquez and Bycrs peaks VIII
become very productive when the ores
can be conveyed to the railroad at or
near Hot sulphur Springs.
From this point onward to tho splen-
did coal fields Of the Yampa, Mr. Moi
fat gives assurance that the line will
be pushed as fast as men and money
can buy IT, BY July Is the road viii
be at Hot Sulphur spriugs.-Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
FOR UNIFORM RULINGS.
District Court Judgea Seek to Guard
Against Revorsals,

So that In the future there may be
uniform rulings In the district court Of
this district on the questions involved,
Judges Morse, Lewis Richie and ARM
strong sat en- banc In Judge Morses
court room last night and heard argu.
ments on defendants motion to set
aside the service Of the summons and
strike the complaint from the files in
the case Of G. j. O, Irwin against Hugo
Rettich, Tho entire court also heard
the arguments on the motion for judg-
ment on the plcadings I'm the case OF
Walker Bros q F'Yer company against
Charles Ravens defendant, ami the CHI
cago & Northwestern Railway COM
puuy garnishee,
Heretofore the two questions in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
JOYOUS OCCASION.
Father" John Mcdonald Celebrated
His 10Th Anniversary Last Evening.


The scycnty-dth anniversary of the
birthday of Father John Mcdonald.
me well known merchant OF this city
was celebrated, according TO tine annual
custom, at his residence rs east Fourth
South street, last evening. Dinner was
announced Tor @ p. M sharp. Ihel"
acre gathered at that beautiful home
II least 60 guests, among them being
he First Presidency five of the Apos-
les, several PauialGhs and presidents
pf Seventies. a number of Bishops and
pther Church officials, ail accompanied
by their wives. and everyone imbuoi
NTH "a spirit of fraternity ana do5irouo
Of concentrating their host and hOs-
less, whose hospitality has become a
household word among the Luttor-day
Saints The elegant rooms We're orna-
Qented with choice flowers, a9 well aa
he paintings and statu8ry which are
.he usual features of the establishment
The diningrooms We're thrown into on1
arge apartment through the center
81 which long tables were stretched,
severed with an abundance Of tooth
some vIand5 prepared by Mrs Nc
Donald ana her daughters, and served
On the choicest tableware and accom-
5animeuts, set on with fine vases and
,ut-glass bowels, the whole presenting
magnificent ana appetizing appear
ince. President Joseph L, Smith sal
AZ the head OF the table and invoked
he blessing OF God upon the refresh.
nents ana upon the venerable host
Nho ia worthy OF every glft and favor
oetitloncd IN his behalf Sister Melon,
Nd and her sons and daughters waited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
"AUNTIEo SLACK LAID TO REST

Many lifelong associates and friends
assembled IN the Thirty.thlrd ward
westinghouse yesterday afternoon to
pay tribute to the memory Of "Aunue'
Mary J. Slack Bishop Brighton being
out Of the city his counselors were
present and conducted the services
which commenced mt p, m. The hall
was beautifully decorated la white and
many noral emblems bore mute tosti-
mony OF the esteem IN which the de-
ceased sister was held. The choir sang,
Mourn not the dead" prayer was Of
fered by Elder William Harvey The
choir further sang sister thou vast
mild ana lovely The speakers were
Elders Henry Bailey counselor 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

Tho Century Gold NJ. ~ NJ. Co. PrIrci.
pal place Of business salt Lake Ct.
Utah, Notice is hereby given that al a
meeting OF the directors held on the ina
day OF April 1875, au assessment ut
four cents tUO per share being assess
mout No. IA, was duly levied on the cap.
ital stock Of the corporation payable im.
modiatelY to h. W Madson. Secretary Of
this company, at his office "a East First
South street Salt Lake city Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the lltn day u MAY
1905, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, ANA unless pay.
mont IS made before, will be sold on he
18th day Of June, 1905, at p M, to par
the delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and expense q sale
r. W, MADSEN
Secretary
No. 81 East First South Street, % p
o. Box 1925, Salt Lake City Utah
Dated ADril 18TH 1895
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Bishop Brighton, John landlord, VIII
liam NJ, Stewart, Charles II. Savage,
Bishop Adam Spiers President Sey-
mour b, Young, William Harvey and
James Dwyer. All bore testimony 10
the noble traits OF the deceased, whom
TO know was 10 love.
During the service Elder Joseph Poll
sang the beautiful Lyman 20, My Faith.
en- and as a closing selection the choir
rendered Farewell all earthly hon
ors." The benediction was pronounced
by Elder James Dryer,
The pallheurers We're Tracy Y. Cam
non John landlord. James n, Haslam,
William N, Strong, Walter ]. Sloan and
H. j, Eardley. AZ the city cemetery
the grave was dedicated by Elder John
landlord
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
SAN PEDRO OPENING.


The announcement that regular SER
vice through from Salt Lake to Los
Angeles would be inaugurated May
comes as confirmation Of the story
printed in the Christmas edition Of the
News to that effect and the story
later that the engineering department
had been instructed to have the road i'm
good shape by that date However this
does not mean that the engineering de-
partment viii entirely rellnquIsh work
within the next three weeks. II IL not
anticipated that Mr.. Jones and his as
soclates will complete all details much
before July, Under the present sched-
ule that went into effect yesterday the
train leaves Salt Lake daily at 6;O5 p.
m. and arrives at Las Vegas at 1905 tho
next day. The track between Caliente
and Las Vegas Is IN such good condl-
ton that Il is possible 10 make 60 miles
an hour on long stretches without any
effort or risk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT No2g

The Revenue Mining Company INA'
ton OF principal place Of business, San
Lake CITY, Utah Notice is hereby given
that al n meeting " the directors hell
on the 18th day OF April 1905 an as
sesment OF cont per share was .ey
PAYABLE Immediately 10 Eugene H. HlUS
Secretary, at 5S Board Of Trade BuIllns
Salt Lake CITY Utah. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain uN'
paid on the 18th day of May. lta
viii be delinquent and advertised Iot Say,
nj public auction and unless paymgn,
ia made before, viii be sold on the IN
day OF June, 1905, % pay me delln'
duent assessment. together with th.
cost Of advertising and expense OF con
''' ''''7 ' EUGENE Q, HILLS,
EyCrrturN
IS Board q Trade BJildos Salt Lax
CITY, Utah.
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GREAT PICTURE SAFE

For two weeks only we viii sail d,
framed Picture or Medallion from any, o,,,
large stock at from l-3 to IL On V M,
regular price, The subjects ara "a VI VIZ
lect and the frames OF the lateg az Is'
signs. '''''' ue'
See out Window Display.
DEsElsET NEWS BOOK STORE
Mol.
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Eighteen Months in Prison.

G. o. Clark appeared before Judge
Armstrong IN the criminal division OF
the district court today and entered q
plea OF guilty to the charge OF grand
larceny and was sentenced TO - months
I'm the state prison, Clark stole a team
of horses and blackboard from MI
Goodwin at IT. Douglas In January
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
IN JUVENILE COURT.
Eighteen Bad Boys at First Session,
Seventeen for Smoking Cigarettes.

The first session Of the juvenile court
opened az 2:i5 this afternoon, when IS
badly scared youngsters lined up before
Judge willis Brown and received lee
lures from his honor, OF the IS, II We're
accused OF smoking cigarettes and had
been brought into court by a l6-year-
old member Of the Antl-Clgarette league
who marshalled his little army with the
glow Of pride diffusng his checks, The
remaining boy was accused Of a graver
charge, that of breaking into the SAL
walton Army barracks and stealing
some books,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons sales on the Mining
Exchange we're; May Day, 1000 at &c;
1000 at 20, buyer 30; 1900 at 25% 500
at 26H.
Little Chief, 1000 at 3ia.
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STORM HEAD d THIS WAY.
Indications Point TO Raia Reaching
Here Tonight or Tomorrow.

There IL a low barometric area on its
way from the northwest. so that rain
is expected tonight or tomorrow There
was a slight sprinkle this noon, with
cloudy skies threatening TO let down
more rain. Modena and Grand June
ton have both had more rain, so that
the southern part OF the state con-
tinues TO receive rainy blessings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
U. S. MINING.

Pollock & CO.'S Boston correspondent
wired this afternoon: u, s, Mining
was the feature OF the copper market
today New York Is taking nearly all
and the floating supply is getting small,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12
NEW BIDS ARE WANTED,
Board of Education VIII Try Again to
Sell School Building Sites

Tho committee on buildings and
grounds of the city board of education
at It's meeting last night decided to
re.advertise for bids for the sale of the
Irving Lougfellow and Thirteenth ward
school buildings and grounds, the pre-
vious bids on which were rejected, The
new bids VIII be opened on April q at
4 o'clock d. IN.
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DIED.

sCRACE,-ln Los Angeles Anru ,,,
or suppuratlng appendicitis. Maria N.,
hor age, '''' W
Funeral from the Eighth Ward Noe,rr.
House, east Fourth south Thurai5y ts5
l5th inst at 2 O'Clock p No. Friends Inv,
kindly invited. '''
Mrs. scgaces remains arrived over Nh.
RIO Graude last evening apaompafIta ~.
her husband Edward SCuuo. AKA her, ,g5
Clarence, Her SON Edward NJ Arrival
from New York iu time 90 meet me toJS
at the depot.
RlCHARD.--At GuunsoU Utah. M8rcr
-. 1905, Of yalyuar heart DIS. Iso frI,r,
beloved daughter Of r. s and Sarah i
Blackburn Richard, aged i wears ana
Q months
White Pine News please copy.
BROBERG.-lu this city, AprT g M
Lille. beloved daughter of David y anI
city, Feb o. 1889
Notice Of funeral FRIDAY
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U. C. GETS IT.
ogden Contracting Firm Starts Work on
Line Into Los Angeles.

Work has commenced at Hazen on
the Southern Pacific feeder, and pro-
spective competitor of the salt Lake
Route, several carloads Of mules, outfits
and material belonging to the Utah
Construction company having arrived
there ON Saturday. In consequence
Hazen is reported to be excessively
lively. The cutoff at Ft. Churchill
Is to be finished within ninety days,
while 1t Is figured that the line into
Los Angeles is to be In operation with
In q year.
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upon the table with their usual grace
and assldulty. and the feast was spicel
with witty remarks and pleasant RENE
iniscences Singing, reciting, dancing,
instrumental music and general jolllty
made up the rest of the program ami
all present enjoyed a most happy re-
union and left their blessing upon
Father Mcdonald, his grcat-hearted
wife and affectlonate and talented fam-
ily and relatives The Dcscret News
joins I'm the congratulations and beuc,
dictious of the birthday party, and
wishes Mr. Mcdonald many more
years Of active, happy and useful life
and continued prosperity.
It's like this-al the operators on the
Independent are schooled I'm politeness.
That makes II pleasant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-12

But the surprising thing Is you can
talk TO nearly everybody you care to
over the Independent now. Look In the
book and see.