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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-21
The value Of Seeing the ouarries.

The number Of visitors to the marble
and granite quarries Of New England
from the ranks of the western retail
dealers is constantly on the increase,
but it is still remarkable that more of
them do not realize that it is to their
interest to make at least one annual
visit Of this kind Many dealers, how
ever, have long made this practice,
and yearly more fully comprehend the
value of becoming better acquainted
with the methods of quarrying and man
ufacturing the materials in which they
deal, as well as the advantages of per,
sonal acquaintance with the men with
whom they intrust their orders. There
are many opportunities to make the
trip pay to the man who keeps his eyes
open, to say nothing of the pleasure Of
brief sojourn among the always inter
esting scenery and associations of New
England, while the benefits to mind and
body which come from such change
are simply incalculable. Another point
to note Is this: The manufacturers and
resident wholesalers are always glad to
welcome such visitors and to make their
stay agreeable. Such a trip may be
included in the list Of educational neees-
sites for the retail dealer; 1t must en-
large his outlook and give him a broader
understanding Of his business, and the
Importance and necessity Of keeping up
to-date in every department Of his work.
BY looking ahead and arranging his af-
fairs this annual business trip may cas-
lily be made to serve the purpose Of
business and pleasure, and be a paying
Investment from both view points,.
Monumental News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-21
The French Proofreader.

"The animal had d blaze face read
the notice.
Mon Dieu, the ignorance Of menl"
exclaimed the French proof reader.
Whence it resulted that the next
morning the owner was advertising for
a lost COW with "blaser face New Or.
leans Times Democrat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-21
Harvest Supper.

Be sure TO attend the harvest supper
at the Congregational church, Friday
evening, September %, 1905.
MENU.
Vegetable Hash Cold Meats
Baked Beans Brown Bread
Cabbage Salad Pickles
Pumpkin, Apple and Minee Pie
Doughnuts Hot Rolls
Apples
Tea Coffee
Admission, 25 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-21
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER q, 1905.


Fair tonight and warmer in northerly
portion. Friday generally cloudy with
occasional showers. Light variable
winds becoming southerly and increas-
inc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-21
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED OF gentlemen to work for
reliable company. $500 per day guaranteed.
$500 for higher positions. Address A. Gran
DAN, General Delivery, Barre, vt. 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
MARKET WAS
VERY STRONG.

NDN York June ss-.rm feature OF
the opening dealing, Wug rapid adj
vance IN The Chicago Terminal stocks
The common rose .h and the preferred
\ points Oy intervals of point between
tilos luymg orders, well distributed
throughout the llsL llflel prices 10 u
high tyol AN around Rcau2Ing cncc'
tuully Wpuu out opening advances IN
~ Plulund Union racIhc, but their re-
action dld not prevent some advances
clpNnor, An extended llsl Of stocks
made gains OF point ~ moro,
Thlr5 NaB ID reaction IN Chicago TOY.
mull preferred AT 3 points Near II
uuouN 49, pUui rub0unupd nom lbls 10
luA ana Union pHc,uC recovered To
1855 NOftnWoslulu mounted Z points
rhicMo 49, Pam, Minneapolis d uma.
hu . Wnd Northern puolhe I, when hnd
some sustaining effect on western lall'
roads
houdy were nm at noon cSccpt for
Weakness In lupunpge Ounds
All the stocks comprising the Ponn'
sylyaum group were bought win COM
lld,nco ana SOLD Substantially NboH'
their cartier hRh prlooF. b. a q, hBur'
Mg Tor "a rive of points WHO RouulnB
touched lOO, rho market generally
showed u ptoldipr undVrlouo and moro
iNuH more general interest manifested ny
% largo number Of usually neglected.
stocks Chicago 49, PAU, Minneapolis
A. omaha made a buoynnl rise Of y
points while 81. Joseph a Grand h.
land nrat preferred not mp % Great
Northern preferred ana Really declined
1 ana points losp0cliyclE
stocks lhut had shown some lncllnh.
ton IN lag wore taken up IN thu uitcr'
noon especially Union Pacific and I, =,
steel preferred Union Pacific Erie.
flrst preferred ana Manhattan gained
70 point each
Cloa. Money ON call easy 2n9l low.
osl O. closing MA ! per cent oroIcl
"a per cent
limo loous steady 60 days per cont
800 days 3t, ~ months, 3adSA
Prime morullIlo paper 5Fnlh per
cent
sterling exchange rott with actual
business In bankers bills AT l60iW
$50 for demand and ut NoliuiNo2O
for Gu duy bills uoslor rates lN6WIN
commercial bllh, lNddiSb'p
Bar silver Nh
Mexican dollnH li'l
Governments slOudN railroad ponds
irregular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

work the entire nolghborhood turned
out u watch the operations OF the
sang outside, Yards Of rcd and yellow
burning were secured ana the front
porch Ruily fceioonpd, Then tho
elrtdmer artist got IN hls ono work
ana roon large white colico banners
Woro nuns "a tho breeze bearing SUCH
ltgruds us May all your troubles bo
little ones Married, you Bet what
10 Homo without a Mother"
"Goodby standing at the corner Of the
street.
Wilkins blinking at every Grl you
Wcol
Goodbye latch key goodbye fun
doudbS FlrolllnR homo al hnlf past
one
"Artlo, pcrunu IN good Tor everything
that ais YOU"
There were other legends and mot.
tog Of unique phrase aud weird design,
hut The above are RlYon ~ samples,
10 show that the boys Worked hard,
lhou too somebody got u bale Of
straw and fashioned u most artistic
heart on the front lawn, while by nc.
iuhl count there were no less than l23
odd shoes decorating the premises,
When II comes 70 rlco--lhnt valuable
oriental staple product Wnn strewl
from he topmost gable TO the cellar
ana then stlll some more,
when the newly married couple arr
rived nt their pretty little cotl0go-.
but what's the use, all hands arc
cleaning house today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mira i. WaIc,Dt Thompson rntcr-
lMn9l AT q delightful luncheon yoaler-
dNy N the country club about IN
guests hoiug prosout The docorators
were In pink ana white sweet peas,
which Woro arranged IN greet baskets,
Mrs George Robinson gave musl.
Gale IN Monday nlght IN honor of her
daughter Miss Florence Robinson who
ie luit home from successful yours
study of music In New YORK MiSl
Robinson NHng Humo dcliRhlful Holoos
tons ViDh Mlm judllh Evans oe po.
ANA MH &, q, pummpI
and Nj Smith OF NoW York Wcrb oth.
ws VINO contributed 10 the musical mo.
glun,
Tomorrow Miss Emma Ramsey ana
Mr. George q Morris WIN be- welded,
the muulug, To hc soomnlgcd In tho
Temple during the day pd q large ro.
home NJ the Rrooms sister Mrs Geo,
NJ, Cannon, ut Forest Dale, The bride
win uo attended by Miss jennie snndR
and the groom by Mr Joseph Cannon,
\ NlkI NIlhll nI lnllN NNf inc feOops
lion held no the home " Mre flAhor
lIarua in honor of Madame Amelia Fox
ot Chicago, Mis- Harris ana Mlss
Agatha Bukhool entertained In hor
honor
Mrs Emma Clough ana Miss Bernie
ClouSN returned last evening from q
four weeks visit IN Portland
Mrs H. p, Mason Ia home from
southern california, whore Rho has boon
10 he btuont ~ her hoath
Mrs. r. G, Bailey entertained nfor.
molly AZ lunch NJ the Wilson, IN honor
" Madam Anoclla FoX,
Mrs, ", ] browning entertained de-
llRhtfuly nt cards this afternoon IN
honor ~ Mrs Frank Knox and her
guest, Mira W. G, Cambridge Of Denver,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
BUSINESS RUINED
BY IMPRISONMENT
James Thompson Files Claim for
$4,000 Damages Against
The City,
says His Reputation Has Been so
Damaged that Ne Can No Longer
Gc, Credit

4 .mm Tor $1,000 damages Tor al
legged lal,o imprisonment was hlcd to-
day ~ the city recorders olllco by
James Thompyon d hay and grain
dooor Oh cOst Thlrd south street Mr.
Thompson all.g that on Jan, q,
1900 Police Onloyr Seager entered hls
store ana arrested him without war
Iuul ur Without stating that he was
uu onicor ana without showing hle
badge le Nue taken 10 the city jail
end booked on the charge Of resisting
w ollocr and placed I'm CELL
lly rcnson OF yald alleged false Im'
pJWoumcni ho claims that hip busl.
uosH has Wforcd o severe loss ana Ma
reputation has been sO damaged mat
iho firms he formerly did business with
have refused him credit lecuueo NJ
the acts ~ me officer he asks the city
10 pay him damages Nv the sum mon.
TONED above. the claim VIII be- sub.
mllird lo the city council ON Monday
n|RNt Cor consideration
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
GATES WERE JARRED.


when Arthur w. Gates arrived home
last night ho found his Forest Dale
residence In tho hands Of the phlllt.
tines Mr. Gates In private llfo ~
connected with the Once OF General
superintendent A. b. Woby Of the Rio
drandc Western Apparently about all
the operating force " the road was on
hand, II mIghl ns well ho stated that
the young man brought n charming
bride back Win him from Nophl
Hence the trouble,
Prior 70 hIa arrival these young rnIl.
road mon committed burglary, They
got small boy 10 climb through n
tlansom ana the house wna theirs,
ROmo went TO nearby store ana
bought w ull The canned tongue, soda
crackers ana root beer IN the inBttu.
ton and not the banquet board IN
place Of n tAblc cloth they took up
one OF The carpets. They also intro.
ducod other innovations
They were merry follows these rail.
readers, while those inside were at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
COMMERCIAL CLUB
AND MOFFAT ROAD
Is Suggested that the Business
Mems Organization Draft
Some Resolutions
AND LEND A HELPING HAND.
10 Show the Railroad WIN Benefit
TIVE States Mere Than Gore
Canyon Proposition

Thu suggestion that the Commercial
club take up the Molfat road pIopoF.
,ion 10 the extent Of lending ils IN
nuentq 10 settle the Qorc canyon block
Hdc Was seriously discussed IN down.
town ONCE his morning with the result
that D, may ho brought ny Ot ne next
meeting OF he officers OF the club, IN
Denver the setback 10 The railroad
scheme N looked upon largely as
Dl0ckm1lllng proposition, on ut the boat
irlrk} WORK ON the part of thuto Whuan
ihlrrostH are Ia see That the road IL not
built
Az m, way things urc now the Mof.
tat rad ma, mover bc OulIl lulthor
wet tnuu Hot Supucr Springs I'M
disposition made uf core canyon by ihH
federal court Wlll determine the mum
OF the road. 81 wu't hsut iHr govern.
mont ~ no uFD' David n. Munnt W
quoted 49, saylUR W DonyrI un Monday
y am going 10 bulld ~ liUi Sulphr
springs ana win not gu ans farther uOs
vi the Injunction sun against my road
W disposed Of me government has
the upper hand ana II would no mo good
for M 10 carry on ID war against IT,
do,o canyon Nv Che only puW uNuil'
able ior tho proposed road, Alr Morn
N Hnll to have never been IN better
shape 10 carry oul The project az orig
many plnunod, ,hNn he lB ut the prpsvn'
iiiic The money ig in flphth ana 80
" the dhmslo NJ the Krommlng resor.
yolr which bnrp hls pnth
The dnmsIlo ~ blocking the develop.
mcnt " Otah ana the building up NJ
two eintcs which would follow the CONE
plcllon Of the nov short line ~ nt'
sorted that the good that would accrue
through the completion of This Inc
would vastly oyowhndow the building
Of a reservoir. on for that matter tho
operation oi an alleged mythical power
company
The supPcsilon IN for Inc Commercial
dlnh " taxi up iho question draw NY D
proper act Of resolutions ana zee that
they we're sent whore thoN would lp
ihe most good WIN the weight of the
tirnnWree of tho leading mon Of this
state iu back n the resolutions VIII not
only how that the business men nf
Imh are holplng oui M this end NJ th1
line but WI huyc the cfrcl NJ start
ing nm Investigation and mOlrlhlng tho
real c0lorod gentleman IN the wood pile.
Locally n ~ asserted that II the tUl'
inWnllnoM NJ the situation were IN.
parlhoh and tho men who ARE hiding be-
hind the p'Ncr company buckldo trol'
ted put into tho glare Of sunlight that
,hcro Would bo uoue very startling dis
closures not 10 Wy sCnulnlH
The opinion sllll iomaluF An Tho mlnds
NJ some residents here That the nu.
Monnl, pnd that the other railroad
mtgulicg are dong ull I'm their power lu
block Mr James \, lllllH little game
and head on hF ny,plou of riph aud
frlcndlv connections With the salt Lnkn
Route,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Juno a. -.ln spite of q number
Of huMsh Influences July wheat upcno I
a shade to 4uk lower al PV'4 To 10. an |
declined 10 Wl IN the last Nall huur VI
the session the market became oE. ctdiug.
~ ellong numowa. reports ~ damage
Sls whlo July sold n.y. 10 OlA Part az
iho gnln was lOsl ON pr0Ut takIng but the
market closed suunE win july Yp Au
uGh
4 weak tone prevailed IN the corn plt
Az n result q general pr2il MWng on
covering hy shorts me market rallied bul
again reacted july rloeod weak "a low,
e. at &A, Noplcmhor was down cent a.
juy oats opened a lower oi sex and
sold NJ 10 @'l
Provisions wore o ulno easter ON mod
crate prunl taxing September pork being
ana ribs unchanged NJ 500
cash WhC4t 80 b lol, l0i. 80 2.
rod, O5ulU, No % hard, l,W. 30, g. hard,
MnhQOj No J, nQrthoW 40, No. q north.
orn, lloalb, Mp y tpqng l0hi 10
congo tGtqllA no 9m@,y
.lloeo' Wheat lpH ora son. IIa
Sh, Dec sGA1Wit
Com July @Ai Old iGNl scpl 6l,.
old, bi DCcu lnI old tlA. May WH
o, ooi,,Jul&, ,S!h, sT'a olh. poe 3lh0
.p6rk-july g5i'i sopL 8lggi ooto
Lar4.Juy .laiil' Sept ili'3, Oct,
Wps-JulN T&i SEPT, 500 oct, sOat
mN0S,
Ryc-Juy %.
rlnN cash northwest L3.
1imothy--Juno, $50
Bnrloy.-tash, P16O,
Glover Juno, 1890
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Alberto Jonas, the noth spanish pI'
mist who plays the flowlnr choice
program M the Salt yako Thralor hts
evening, hnH shown II tlo choice NJ tho
numbers ho ~ IN plP that be- isU mas
ter IN tho arr " bugum maWnN llr
win nave tho dNeHuco of willard
Wrha yolmhf anil ho concert b..
Gins NJ $3.50 rTo.k 'h'rp
mO 3onOm va not muop Allegro
motto, phcEo, Magho luncblr
pweto/ ,nuuuul'rodorle chopin
~. Np,ttttttrHt.trft .,nt..t 900
lb) Maturkns IN \ minor y Hat
mMior & sharp minol,u,.,,.tu,.
lCl Ihlluur ......H...tt.ftt 'Frtt'ft.'t's'
Frederic chopin
Sonata In g minor for plnno ana
violin ,n,...t,.t, EDWARD irleS
M) Eludc IN q nat Op 2l,..,,
.,,.,,,uu.u MorltR MosakowsN
10 Romance ..p,.n,. Xavier Cnrllcr
,C Companola Ohy requcsO,,,u,y.
,....,. ,.,t.Dtt. lNBhnlhl' LlHis
mD Caprice ON Ballet airs Of GlouckH
AlCcslr ,r,t,n,rr'rt Nhlnt'N hohs
~ Nnumcntelgen pta.ttFrhnE IltHt
tD MlrCho Mllltnlrc SchuhoH'Tautlg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
HUSBAND WILLING.
Mare llehlcnsisln consents 10 His VIE.
suit Tor nlyufyU,

Mac licnleneloln. q well known
younH mnn OF this n.y. was made de-
foud.nt I'M q divorce suit Mod IN tn,
district court hy NIL, wife violot
Morris llphtuataiu. whom he married
m Snu Francisco ON juno !, 1904 Tho
COMPLAINT alleges mat for moro than a
month past Gefondan' has failed ia pro,
vide Dr plaintiff the common necos-
sarlee Of llfo, Notwithstanding tho tact
that No. hgg been Ubundonlly able 70 do
So AIy Liohloustoin asks 'or tho cna,
toby VI then tWosmonth"0ld son and
for rl,ls NJ suit
Drrniont hy ME- attorney entered
hlH appearance iu the euFo ana consents
40 the entry NJ his default The ease
WAS referred ~ Deputy Cltrk e.. T..
RurkvalcU Who heard tho testimony
ana reported lho Same 'n Judge Morfo
Yesterday afternoon about I 30 o'clock,
ami decree o( divorce Nng rendered
m favor ut pllMiN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
hurley BOOMING,


MAJ, Fred H. Rect The sire ot Bur
10y B lu tpNn today portootIug uiUu1
for hls new hotel which " 10 BE- erect" ]
thoro The major hlg also gone into
the urNHpprcr business, be- with uHsO.
cinlol having purchased lno nuloy
Bulletin, which Us gu.g Ia mako Rou"
howl nest fall lle reports that WORK
ON lha DEPOT W. ~ D.. commenced 100
Bulluy next week aud thai tno lumur
and material has arrived oh tho rlouul
r'ldy Tor The carpenters liuurS h'
sl}s, ~ becoming great shipping
point especially for wool ana the day
ho luft he counted Du lcss than 20 fuul
horse tennis hm.lug zoo bnlos lo bc load
ol pn the DH When hu IDn hurley
There Wrro H. bulldIuW Ulruody up Ill.,
Nuo.M lu rOluIu loo % couple oi du}H
Whuu Dor probably ulU mot know bis
town a No.ftory STONE store lH nln
being built while parties arrived thcn
uu sl.lrlNy WIII an. uNovI intention
ol opening up 90 bUN Taken ull IN nil
tho major la dr.dUlN Woul uf tn
growth ~ the urN town
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

The activity n agents Of the Lincoln
ToWnallo company IN different parts of
iho basin Ia pretty good proof that The
iond Intends 10 build,
"Jho preparations made by the Bur.
llnRl0n have not been made for moth.
lnM aud We might llmIdly suggest that
POSSIBLY Mr. Hollrolgo Knows some.
illng moro " the plans Of his company
man the auonym, is parties who have
b'n busy mvmR inside tlpB for an ap.
parent purpose"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
NEW MEETINGH0USE


m the seventeenth ward assembly
rooms latt nlght n meeting Of the ward
was hold 10 discuss the matter Of crcct'
ms the new mooihshouse which I, has
been llc intention TO build for many
ycurq The plans for the structure were
shown ana greatly admired by those
present many expressing the belief that
whom completed tho building viii We
one ~ the lest OF rs kind IN the city,
the movement toy now house ot
Worship began many years Ugo Two
years ago the property adjoining lhN
present structure was purchased by lho
ward, ana Nlll be- used nH a site foH lho
now banding Upon her death Mrs, NJ
NJ nlTatt hoquonlhed $1,000 10 the
ward us ruldlny mnd An mhoris
lOnco tax ul $500 lot $500, but about
81 1000 m interest has since accumulated,
making NOW a total of 'lO,dO0 on hand,
The meeting last night was 90 organ
he committees Tor the purpose Of So
pcrinlcnding the construction Of the
odlnco ana To Wise the sl2,bO0 necessary
Ia complete the cost Of erection
'fho committee In charge ot raising
money consists Of A. T. Barnes, VIII
liam Lungton, H. H. dWnt, william NJ
WlllllWs and John II, white,
Tho general committee IN charge ~
erection ~ the building ~ comprised
W Bishop W. J. Bcntlc, T. =, Tngoy
A. IT, Harness, q, l. smith, Samuel
Ltaycr William D. Dougall Alfred w,
Peterson ana George 4 McAlllster
Tho building IL 10 Ne furnished vita
oycry modern convenience, and win be
fitted MP with basement containing
rooms Cor sunday school and soolnl pur'
poses Tho main auditorium VIII scat
Boa nonnlo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
WOOL ALL IN.


Janus l., Yundt travelling freight
agcnt tor the Rock Island this morn.
lhg on his return from a wool oxpodi.
llon stated nat the sho0rlnR oortais
were closing down. ana within the next
10 da}h lhc last sheep In Utah would DO
thon of hlN looco, Taken altogether
lhlH year hns been one of the best In
the history ul wool RroNlng M the state
while the clean W NJ shipments has
been very RAPID. most Of the wool going
from the backs " the sheep direct 10
ne ears and on the eastern market,
blg pncoa have also prevailed, 70 cents
having been reached IN a number OF
man Bros are reported IN have been
the hggoH buyers having purchased
over 10000 600 pounds OF territorial
woola IN lhIs lntcrmuuntpin region thls
season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
TWO HOMES BURNED,


Late this afternoon an alarm Of lre
called the department 10 sixth South
between Eighlh ana Ninth Wost
streets whore u house belonging 10
Mrs Mays was completely destroyed
ana another belonging to Mrs Nichols
was burning Hereby The apparatus
from No 2 ana the steamer from NO
| responded quickly, but ~ the dwoll'
lngs were Of frame little could be done
but save M much Of tho furniture ma
possible, ana prevent the flames from
apreadlng 10 other bulldIhge, The cnuro
~ the Arc could not hc learned at
press time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
HEAVY TRAVEL,


II II nm old story but NJ zach day
pnHsos, travel ON the oregon short Liuc
gola heavier lo Yo'luWWouo park ana
Portland. 50 heavy huN thIp business
become mat The two rCgulur trains oOt
NJ salt Lake daily uuN n llnc Of -Four
pulmaus. and cycU those nro NOT ul-
noent NJ times ~ carry no the husl-
ness This morWur two oylp eileen.
mrs were received lrum the Nun Pedro
and went cusl over tho linton Pacific,
last night there were rs nooplo AZ Mo.
uidh rendy ~ enter the park, and from
advicee this morning, uhondS TOO PEG.
pie have booked reservations from Los
Angles 10 take IN the park ana Port.
land The way tho tide ~ travel IN
flowing IL from southern california "a
Yellowstone via salt Lake, ana on TO
me fair over the Northern Pacific and
homo via the short Line, tnkng IN Salt
Lake both coming ANA golng IN uddi
lion 10 THIS travel from me cast II tho
honyiosl known lor years ana the opcrs
utlng departments arc IN consequence
kopt bury handling the business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
CHARGES on FRAUD,
Attachment Sui, Agnlns, Fred chlnInl u
Ulnphnm saloon kecner

An attachment suit has boon 0led In
the distUc' court by Rear Bros Mer.
camille company against Fred Chnnl.
saloon Hooper AZ Bingham, 10 recover
S3SOil alleged IN be- duo for liquors.
houRh' from pliulln ChninI was ar.
vested several days Ueo on suspicion ~
having sot IRE to his saloon. but was
released because the evidence was not
uinoisnt to hold him The afllda,lt
for the attachment states that he has
assigned, disposed Of ana concealed hls
property with intent 10 icfroud his
creditors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
Baseball Cluh Sued,

the Salt Lake Baseball club IA htlng
sued In The city court by Tho tleorge
r Felt Lumber company which seeks
10 recover a balance " $3.50 alleged ~
originally $500, bur President Joseph
lcoghogan paid $50 OF H. but that Ia
all That has been paid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

bate Division IN and Tor Sal, Lane Coun
~, state Of Utah. ~ the matter of lho
celalo. q Eddlc. Thos \ olgGoNc,, %.
S?a'sd Notice o5aG gCtllSg q W NJ am
loto Of Eddie Thos snogrovc. deceased,
Tor confirmation ~ the sale " tho follow
lng described real estate NJ tald dcccdcut
io'wlll 10 " an undivided y lntetosi lll
aud 90 the following tract ~ land situated
west corner " lot 5, block ~, plat .B .
Salt Lake city survey thence south n
feet, thence east 30 lsG feet, thence nortI
6S feet thence west 80 l,6 feet 20 hogln'
Ming Also Us Of an undlyId 4 l,0 IN o.
crlbcd piece 81 parcel of land now used
M right Of way or alley and bounded
Commencing Is feet south Of the north.
west corner Of aald lot 3, bltck ~, pl \
ID t gal, , LNkc S,y SESN thence hence '0 o
southcnslcrly direction SO 3,S feet more o.
loss 10 poln, - feet south and l0b'
feet east from the place OF boglnnng,
thence south % feet, thence cas-, alS feei,
thence north 3eis feet, thence west n liz
feet thence norlh Ssa feet thence In d
lea so point " foct east from the place
NJ beglnnlug thence west N feet 90 begin.
Ming, containing 966l l-3 square feet moro
for t6c sum Of 5000 And upon the OF.
Owing ltrma. io'wll Gosh Qpon connr'
nation, as appears from tho return Of sale,
nlod IN this Court has been eel for hear
Ing ON Saturday the 18Th day Of july \
- 1905, al 10 o'clock \, M AZ the Coun.
" Court House, IN tho court Room N
said Court ID Rat Lake CITY, salt Lakp
county Utah,
Witness tho Clerk Of sald Court with
iho seal thereof affixed, this ath day OF
June, a, y 1906
Cscal ] Y ELDREDqE JR, Clerk
by W H. INlnsworth Deputy Clerk
Thomas s. MNycock Attorneys Tor Ad'
mlnlstTOior