davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

$3.50 Nominal
r-Esla+ Reo--t G.els. g EeE-york Central ana
ssTs.s s'.aa :, ~ i4z-5s- & z 20 y Joaa y Aas-a
- q. mortgage s--sye---- 80 10
So =t5az I s5,Ta-. % Louis Z Bi.ss ana
-a2. -s-ts7, : - ~ '
GreeHw-ld - Carolina AaschsT5 mortgage.
~ s5-. -=ar waEsaei5s anthony Dress 20
a@ Bsz5 "a sro,se- Nominal
70. W.lia75 p rys5a y l5e5rge y C5o5vard 100
5ihs- '5-55 @5-.gs-s $500 lAs- -.--.- --- 100
kaad O. ez-a3: yu-iz = Bennett to Rayaaoaa
sane r-s9s-,y: Rsy zzln7 Noa-s = Aeary
fs-s-ase c551er I+4,z-s-- l,s 8zss. Elmer D
toul-er - CITY 5ssa- Estate c 1i.tailE 10
siare s-sia5ie- - oswald Is=1e1iz-
Ls Wszs - % s7f =. 5 sti n Nl 5fsg1 rs5t sla n 100
s<th-st, y l5+ Nss- l+aN-et5. lar = La1s-
lss-sve. n o-z2-r -d,s-s- 20 s1s7. JosePa Daa6
L., .s2 s 70 s s Tz Ngzt fss Fse:s SAM 20
A. 3 - 81 --s2 r---a----. Se--Tors Cst5-
ole Frote-e5y . Ma--:E Gs-zzis- al si;le.- 100
ooods-s1 = Harris saaal=Isaa and saosaeE:
Los al9 a75 az zap lana 6, PsEk S911o9:
en- NJ = 1ET 81, vee- 7stla, Il. 5--s-l-s
l5aruls--d, - Ea.aos Au;79.7siis ana 5,seaias
Cu-nrsny
Is4th-st X 10 % - wez-. zszluo II. CHARLES
5i,Hs c6-a1ery .-...-----.--o Ioo
5o5ss s3' us57s-sls SIS ...5 ..=s' 1880
nsy1dEon-aye 1a5ae- 1s4-h-s- s1Ni6s. Henri
7 sineh ~ sylvia / No1-e. H25-tgage. S6599- loo
zeTls: rorsgssg $500. lca
s.5-sr- =-56 q = srh-sFe 'l3HIol-
S1ss 1aSs 50 ..-5' .-----e'. No-a;nai
1etl-si : s ~ ile q p 4aoa -@'e --1--N-'' ,oo
g. II, 81 - a-r-55 .. Max Ksr-s- %
Tr-f Ee 80 :.
ir5l-sFe. - $40. . = >2--f. isacLe. "lrsei-- -
h=-E 70 Penn \ a. J. Z. 2 CO ----------- leS
Mar TSrar5 -. Nominal
4f5ll-s5 i-sHl = LeEiHs-ol-z7e q be2eN
s-7 ls--f -. t-cr -.--S -
rL1s ~ - = - z sity z NeV-Io-A - -,
q = = 7 2 Nominal
sssss : - 2, 5 5. los5-.: 2zi5.. fsrssi
49, : - - -e "1-lAe1' 5n7--zi part iv,--s-s,
s1euss = s.-rs-s ~ Hem y I5oig7sTs. asar5-
SAN rr1ps--y Fs@--7 " i5-.tg-ep-e 70 szvfoa-.s
G~rr-al E-.-IEe-i7s' I,-tneran CHu--h: mort
Is4t6-st. s rs :, r. q B5a.evara. l00ulcoio.
James q H'--.H q P1lt2 E-aerder- -NoraiIa!
Nsr s-=-xe 80 a ,a EsE s Il Witt: 80 No-ina,
s7ta-st 1915 4 = Pars-sve. eaxlco5:
TsFs. 81 81 --..-.-.----.. 100
t5-J5tn J K3z=- -.------.-t.... - Nominal
Efeiyn ! WE.te A-lHsuy H-ove1. r1ort-
- 3 . : =a- So a vgss es,s,s. csazPe
AEsr=Ws. --E-r--. 20 Evelyn Y vhi,e..-.--... 7e5o
ssr11ei " .-..--.-.-.. -, Nominal
Eziaa waif s-zs=e sisooo --.i,-.s----.., 800
- s1-s- 2 So -tEsse- SIS Nominal
1sih-s- Z s4e 2 - ATe-ue A. 25Ke2. Pas
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

Prospect-avs. X :. 28.S 4 = Dawson-st o3Nas-
lce Hatins Etrep-1o1 Construction f-er1usny svr
AE5%st BSnesur - -. July i5 1905
llFtA-si- No 81 West, Osmsn y Poseab4-r -
HAT-in J Ncpdsrd. August 9 1924
'sil-sL Nos 81 ara $50 East: Harry Seu.c
sg1 Peter Costello. May - fs15
f5c-st. Nos iu5 sld iOS WesI. NeE-Yors S-aai
.aru=- Plate Company Army and Nav-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

MASSAGE Young Swedish gradu-
axe physician VIII Eoass- patrons a. t-ei-
residence. Address DOCTOR. Tribune Up
town OT.ce. .36s B-o-5way
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

COACFiNAN -SinS5e- - permanent piz---
ci-y O. country understands care 11-
Scrses- c2rrlsE-s kaIErss- --ghes- refer
ences- terms reasonable = ". Elx
81. Tribune o3c~-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

COACHNAS By vs-y reliable ard Re-
srectahle middle aE=I --a-- strictly s1e.e-
and .o1g experience country r-e-e-rs..
teS- references JOHN. Ca-pe1-=--s b.
-eEu. - shave
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

sTESCGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Bright. zl1.tsous; near wcrzsF. EoGs-z-s
szls-F 70 start 10 agents LEDES-
MANN, - E+u-ro1-s--. B-ocE-yC-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

- - = E-f.- ISs-A EN4S and subscriptions for
Tie TrtU-le received a. -n@I- I---0-.-
c--lce No l.Ss+ Broadway. beswzsa 36th
ana St-S SIS Until . o'clocz ,. n Adver-
t-sefHe1ts received ~ TIE following b-a1-,l
oflces =, ESs- - o--.ce rates uu-,I : o,ctl-,Z
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

GARDENER ASSIS-ANT BY Eo1,t
tidy. so1e-. reliable vuu-s nan. w@l.
use - care lawns drives. 1eip IN garden
good reference JOHN. a. Carpenters E1-
rsau. - C-5-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

YOUNG MAN. q. position - willing o
learn good trade. good references AN-
TON RECHEI. 80 East T3t-s-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

,-F+AU-rFTr-R Careful driver. can op=--
ate any car good reference an sNpsrt-
eDcc. SCHELLBERG. 50 i0rh-avs-. Long
Island city
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

who wish to be insured against unex
pected increase of finished cost Ovel
preliminary estimates.
OMPSON-STARRETT COMPANY,
ol WALL ST., NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

25-ave . 5 426 Z u 1l3th-st. fo- two six
stc-v brick tenement houses. II sXs7. II Room
324 Essr 1lsrh- -. owner: " Zipkes. I4T 4th-aye,
E-L-ttsCf -- o. Dr. D. . o :
Wa5sworth-ave = corner i74th-st for TAO FIVE
stcry brick Hzth0usss 5oXss1 : OSserranr. III
Wes- l1zth-st Moore < Lsn1siedel.
Izsth-sI and 35-a~e architects ----.----.----- l;
62E-st Nos 823 % 81 East so- a six stors- brick
EztEoUse 5I1ST :. Passena1 SeEioW. / 81
25-sye owner. y z Sommertei6. le Union
Beach-s; Nos IS 70 So: sor six story brick lofts
Isl SKIS: Protestant Episcopal Society. 60 VIII
isI--s- owner; - Halghr. 452 shave archi-
57rh-sr, y, y West. for i've story brick dwell
ing house. 4 = J-lI.ard. Is Wes- 57th-st.
cTT1er; 7roEb-i6gs & L@vi1gJon. 40 5-h-ave-
srcl-JeI-s
157rG-s-. iCS 2 = q Riverside Drive. FOR Two
SIX story 6r1ck fat Ecusas. S5XsS-l Il. Cathedral
Parkway Realty @. . SIS Broadway. owner L
- MsLre-. - Eas- olsr-s-. architect --...-.-... 4
NzEhzt-E--aVs 10Th lGS-h tl- FIVE
story tr--k As-acCses and stores - 1ilXS5.g.
Si-ve--rs- Realty & Construction Co $50 West
1Isth-s-. cEC--. c ? Pelham. 5p3 5th-avs.
s-~Etrs-- =
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
ALTERATIONS

|L-eI-ls
Bros(zsy. 2 corner 55th-sr. eleven story
h-zcz fsc-o-y- Il SchEarLwalier. - West 18TH
=, owner, Hzynicke & Frsnke. 29s shave.
dEE----ec-S o. % - - - -. b.
55-zve 2 e cr-1er 21rh-st. 70 a I've story brick
tenement house and store : - Be.rne prem
tses owner Ed=nE. 40 East sih-st. ARCH
- 80,
stable 7 E-t---zC- Brewing co. 2li East SS---
owner Bsylies. - Bible House. architect
i16-E-sr. Nos Sg2 and 50 West % Two five
S-C-y brick tenement houses. : Giauhe-. les
B-osCws--. CW0e-; u Z;pkes Ia s-s-ave archi-
Hesrsr-s-. No . . E I've story brick tenement
house. s-haino-p & Gol1bsrg. i5e East 72i-st.
owner: = ZiPkes architect ...--...-..-.....-.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
CHAUFFEUR E1Psz: 1nashiatst and
Long Island CITY
CHAUFFEUR. -. city q country, careful
driver. understands repairs On IJre-Sn
- domestic gasolene ears: references
KLESsE. $50 East l52d-st-- Ioe sr2n1-
~uAr-FFEt-R.-Can do all repairing q
EasoIene machines ARTHUR MAYER
41s Fast seth-s'-
CHAUFFEUR -RsspecJa6ls young Amer
iCsr ne-hauic; licensed. in country. on
soci American car. familiar wiki Ions
fslard roads: wages. s6U and expenses
Postofice BOX 7e. 4.ne0la. y Y
CBAUFFEUR Experienced q gasolene
cars: steady. reliable. carstll cEiEs-'
minor repairs. county 4aOaAS stan
Ian. ISJ Alexznder-aye-
CEAT-FFEI-R-- man; Americana
experienced; understands repairing. ca7e-
~ 5rs-ator ard strictly temperate ct-E O.
--,,,,frv. b@st references Address r D.
ZINMER. 10 Ptne-sI. BrooA-yn
t,F5Ar-FFEI- -R.-P-acticsI auto uachiEisr.
can operate any machine. r1o1-.7,e
wagez Cau all wees. 4 X 10 Eas-
I2Oth-st-
CHAUFFEUR Careful driver. can oP=--
ace any car. good reference ao1 sNs@-t-
eUce SjHELLBERG. 80 tO-h-zve-. Long
Island city
CHAUFFEUR. First class -uachiHlst, Al
reference CHAUFFEUR. Tribune [ ,
town Oflc-. 1.S64 Broadway
DOCTOR. graduated physician from VI
enaa. Is years experience as assistant
s.-s-- -
traveller. acquainted IN italy. Es5Qt. etc;
best references Address Dr. EEMZEL-
- ITTj1g Place
DRAUGHTsMAN- - Architectural sood
fraser. scale drawings and u--s printer
address LEON JACOBS. 1-e+0 Na1Ison-ave-
ELECTRICIAN-At present. Il ca4-ge O.,
large ta--oTy. can VIZ & arr1a ta-Ss refer
encss from present tnPloye: Address
SWITCH. care Henry >sn-s, Is P42ae-sE-.
Newark y J.
FLETRIgYAN. Fourteen years e1pe-i-
eoce or all wiring, installing aEc upe-ac-
irE % 6ynsIos and motors; al arNuud ne
cEaa.c. EDWARD CRANE. 10 North lut1-
-, BrooAlyn-
ELEVATOR RUNNER By young colored
man. IN downtown once building f-S-
c.zs- references 7 HORTON. 70 West
IlStr-st.
M I tEE- SALTS ma EAAsrE4rE-Lc-.
speaks German English and Hungarian
= b Box - TCiouue 06.cs-
HIGH Class TyPEWRITING done by
foiio- copying. cores pl1Ce-cA e1Ee-1res,
tsoUtari1g. etc VEL educated address \
: HART 325 Putnzrn-sve-. Brooklyn
INSURANCE tFEREa--E-apable young man
t235 desires change. agency o. company.
G. ulpetelI rs.tao.e. i've years experience.
also sgsncg-zpty sEz tyrewrlting. uest -et-
srences- - Z r Lee BOX u. Beltord.
M
MASSAGE Young Swedish grady,-
axe physician VII Uass- patrons a. tnei-
reStSence Address DOCTOR Tribune TFp-
TOWN Or.ce. So B-u--wsy
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AN O r G \ y | Il A
t ION of experts in
the various departments of
building construction, Civ
ing especial attention to
engineering - civil, cleo
trical and mechanical
and offering its services as
contractor TO those who
contemplate the erection
of tireproof buildings. and
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

ELE-TRIl Fourteen years- sNpe-i-
e.ce OF all wiring, installing and upe-ac-
irE Of 6ynauos and motors, al a-Suud me
c1aa.c. EDWARD CRANE. 100 North l0tA-
81. BrooAlyu-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

ELEE ATOR RUNNER R--FSy yoCng coiorad
man. IN downtown once building first
class references 7. HORTON. 70 West
IlStt-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

u2AI-SHTSN - Architectural glod
-racer. scale drawings and b-us printer
Address LEON JACOBS. 1-si0 Na3Iscr-sve
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

ELEGRICIAN-At present. Z charge %
large ta--oTy. can WY = s-TuatarSs refer
encss from present employer Address
SWITCH. care Henry Ssn1s, IS Plaae-sI..
Newark -. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
Mock WANTED



N.l.
YOUNG Man - goa - 1900
house. references. ezI Ie-ienoe-
RICHTER = l--s' -
ToCNG MAN- !; $3.50 Rig $50 .ssi-s1a.
salarJ- Acdrsss q j-At'--''->U' --
ard
- - =, - z--zIfs- 90
1@cIiy. knowledge German ~-sr'-7 s..a $50
t.cl w!tG prospects 49, --z
abroad; Al a ,J---
-. a. -------1 s~o,ss-lzr.
10 - .S;-,.-.-- -F-s-aireT. JOFES
z-5,-r.s7 E2.-sS 80 sfsse- - Nexz-s-ave.
reliable U1scs- CHARLES MILAN z-sz--
4ss Pszr-st-
----- - .--s-7-,-e IN
YOUNG NAN. -. - 49, rss--erces-
c----S "S-- Nf-.z5PTS TAT.-yEAN
- - 81 = .-,--,,,-r- xo3d refer
1O-NS A5-s- = -, ~ Ss~tVFTI .
ences- Ac1Ee7e RAM
East 4r1-s--
---- =, -,
YOU'VE Man. =. oSs' Ie-s'. 51---l - -
izg,on-ave-
| ---- . -----.-- -. v-5-a
f9LSS 49, NJ; ~, -. sC5MID-.
I so East 54'E-st
7-----,--- 80 = - 80 r~g-sz.
YOUNG AAN. z = u. - ---
speaks German. Ensiis1- . 'a@- -
WILLIAM. ia Ist-av=.
- - -
YOUNG NAN IS wlsaes a 2os--.on 80
some business 1Ts,' ,z - 4 -. z.e-=z
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

HIGH Class TyPEWRITISG done by
foiio- copying. spCncerce. envelopes,
tabUtati1g etc well educated address \
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

FURNITURE SALESMAN - Experienced. +.
speaks German. English and Hungarian.
= b Box - TCiouus 06.cs-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

sEANSTRESS Good. reasozabls. oy tay-
Adt-=ss SEA&STRESS. Trio--- L7-oE1
Oeacs : So R-os5wEy.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

YOUNG -olo-eI man. % position = ---s-.
reference from ate employee CaA O.
write EDWARDS I1T Ess- 7St1-s--
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

GARDENER -tF-rma= = married 10
-his<rel- capable - rzAl1E charge Of. 1-s-
class ge1tle-ra-'S estate understands -~z
% manage Ec---rv- StocE- ga-1-1 a-E
la16scaplas- ccrnp--~ur- saae- ara o1l.E ~
Voold ooaT5 h-lu. - ERESES Bon III
North Ta-rvroT-. y y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

w TyHO first crossed the tran TO
wv Los Angeles from salt
w Lake? The question has
heen growing IN Importance
with the interest in the southwest coun-
try. Credit has generally been given,
so FAR as Americans are concerned, to
Mormon cmigrant party under
Apostle Amasa NJ, Lyman, who
left Salt Lake IN 1851. This
week has developed the fact
that a party Of "Mormons," num-
bering eighteen men, preceded this trip
by four years. All record OF tho ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

owner at that time was named VIII
liams, ana was an American. The pur-
chase was not concluded and the par
ties returned TO SAN Francisco, My
father had become interested In the
country during the trip and moved
with his family down to the Chino
ranch, leasing Il from the owner lie
drove down the coast by team.
THE next year the colony came out.
That was not the first travel over the
route, In 1S4S Capt Davis Of the
Mormon Battalion brought his wife
home from Los Angeles. where the
battalion was mustered out, iu a wagon
over that route, think this was the
first wagon 90 cross the TRAN. Al Nir-
gin Hill he had TO lower the wagon
down in sections with ropes,
ANSWER TO PRAYER.
TN 1W9 Charles g. Rich crossed
over the trail from Utah. lie was es-
Cortlng a party largely made up NJ
eastern people, with few Utah people
along with thom. one OF the eastern
people. sheldon Stoddard who is now
living IN San Bernardiuo, or was when
l last heard Of him a few years ago,
told me this story; When they had
gene into the desert on the cutOns
So exhausted they could go not further,
nor return TO the last watering place,
they held a council, In which II APP
Teared they had no prospect TO escape
from death. Then Mr. Rich called his
Utah people together, and told them he
was going over n nearby hill Ia pray
for rain lie disappeared over the Hill
and within n short time a little cloud
appeared, II began TO sprinkle, and
the falling drops were caught In q
large rubber blanket, As the rain ac-
cumulated. II was dipped out with a
spoon and given to the members Of the
cCmpany,--cach spoonful I'm turn.
This process kept UP until the rain IN
creased so that The water supply was
sufficient for the demands VI all even
the cattle
when we arrived ot Los Angeles Il
contained only one tWo.story house
and had population Of about 800
souls mostly Spuards and Mexicans."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

III ONDAY next the pioneers OF
mn the southwest trail win run
V over the line it followed, IN
about as many hours as it
took them days to do 1t when they
nazed the way over half a century ago.
Tho party will number 90, and among
Them win be- survivors Of those who
established san Bernardmo, those who
built Las Vegas Fort and those who
carried the mail on the Southern over
land route.
Il is az personal guests Of Senator
w A. clark that the men go, The
Marty itself is IN charge Of ". c. A..
smoot. Jr.,, who acts as personal rep
iesentatye Of MIR Clark and who has
charge Of detailed arrangements,
The party would be larger except for
She fact the most dlgcnt search
lr Ats. T.. q. Whlttemore of the Clark
road. and by MI Smoot failed TO dis
cover ais many az are now apparently
entitled TO go, Consequently % iuvi-
tatiuus were issued ana Senator Clark
left for Europe Now men are handing
An their names IN greater number than
before. and applications have been re-
royrd m excess of the number of In
,utI0us. a record is being kept how
ever of the applicants who establish
their right to SO, and the matter VIII
De submitted to Senator Clark on his
return 90 America,
INVITATION TO VETERANS
The invitation issued TO the pioneers
reads as follows
Dear Sir--As one OF the survivors
,. ,aat brave aud hardy band of men
who 90 years ago bla2ed the truil from
Salt Lake city to san Bemardlno Los
Angeles and san PEDRO harbor and in
recognition OF your energy fortltudc,
and bravery displayed at that time, il
IS my pleasure to extend to you an in
y.tutiou TO join with the other survive
ors Of that historic and far reaching
event IN an excursion over the line of
railroad Of this company, SO closely
following the trail over which you and
Your associates struggled and injured
the hardships and privatlons incident
t0 that pcrilous undertaking and which
marked the dawn Of progress for the
great empire Of Southern California,
The excursion win leave salt Lake city
900 Dot a. 1906. with assurances Of
highest respect and esteem ! am
Yours very respectfully,
W. A. CLARK,
Sorf n lg05
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

petition has been overlooked. II has
been omitted I'm the histories and but
for the announcement by President
Clark that those who first made tho trip
were to be given a ride over the trail
on his new railroad, would perhaps
never have come to light,
one OF the survivors of the FIRST party
Is Bishop John Hunt Of Snowflake, Arl-
2ona. When he read I'm the 'News'
last week that the party Of 1851 was
tho FIRST TO cross the desert he called
10 correct the error, and in doing so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
NIGHT SCHOOL.

Good chance for busy people to dou-
bic their earnings, Business College
evening classes I'm Book keeping,
Short hand. Telegraph. Typewrltng,
Pen Work English, Arithmetic, etc,
opens oct .. l.. y. $. University build
ngs Hundreds of students In good
positions, Enter at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
early history both Of the southwest and
HISTORY "READJUsTEU

HISTORY "READJISTED DBL
IN, p,.,,orv or am old man h,u.-
ovor .bopcst hIs jptgptinue is rarily .n,
r,tbn,ii,,E.. ,,urps f,,, u.p..s and
I,t.s 40 hist,.r, MO-, bgrf ,..t,t1,
iJ ,h' 'N,,,yu r,g ,,r, ,,.. ir..
st,,o,,,.,r, ~, p,sh,,n tI,,,t r,n,, .,,..
nil, ,nl n r.s E,,r fuI, ,.riHal
nv tbo r'.nris M "a, tim.s and
,T,,',I ,,n,in.i,,l. f., a. fll..ff.u
tr.rtsr. a. l-fnb,4 ,lrlIr.t history,
IT, ,.,ti,,Iing tt. .tatar,pt ,f s,.
,,sdu i,rs i1in IN. snffluaei n b. nov.
n,',ys,,.,, a., .l,t.. t,,. .r,..t ,oo al Nr,
"a l,t- l.ss tbau fni,r months uftrr
tb, ,inn,rrs arrived brro The .pxpcti
Ian ~ 1y,t Incomes tbs ssrnua rtyh.
e,.rs5i,Inr ,yhl. Tho r.ruruing men-
49, az tt, ,At,,,,,r" t,ttaiior vim
,,,,,..., bsr, g'nt IA l4i. an bold The
ro,,,,l Co.., ,,,liimr tb, Ana, t,i, f,nl,
los Aug.l,s r." Sin IpIt. Thr HINT
min in T>t- ,y,g ,.t tn. erst Nrerir,u
Xix ,lit., rb.t I.ri, st.rtod nut
MIX , NAN ,,. .ct ~ Iir,.iin,ie fur-
NINA ,i,.,t ,. ., ,,.,,.,,.,' ,,,,,,.d ,,,, r.
Vysb,r or.r y.bn,n tvsbs,. ,lyeI ana
Nv,h.r cn,,,,ty ,t. ,,.,,.3
Wan KY .,.....'i .I,, t,.u y.i,b XII
r,r,," g. ',., ,.,,.. ''' rrc,jnpsly md
b9l onl, .,,rerfs,, ra,nllertions ~ the
nan Tnt ,,ln, ,bis ne a ,ui3s ana
re I 'u "' "i ,, ~ bc ' ,ln6r y," ' ba
TALON as am additional source Of in-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Accompanying his invitation each
pioneer is presented with burnt
leather badge bearing the arrowhead,
omh.omaGc Of the route. a picture Of
Oh" desert wagons employed by the
pioneers. and below sketch Of the
railroad train ON route across the old
trail The badges arc the work of +.
u. lclb of this city
Among those who go are many who
had wonderful experiences that tcst
'no hlrdihood Of men who would fight
lno desert ono man tells Of suffering
.1 from thirst that he had TO kIll his
ld0N animals and drink their blood.
mother tells of furnishing with hun
E'r ull Il was necessary TO XIII aud eat
'ID horses of the party and stlll an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
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We have ordered large stock Of
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NP are "a few OF the gems Of the coll
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Count Your Blessings
sometime, somewhere,
Oh II rs Wonderful.
sunshine IN the Soul,
j. There's sunshine IN Your Heart,
onward Christian Soldiers,
Nearer My God to Thee.
Load Kindly Light,
Abide with Me.
Need Thee Every Hour,
Rock or Ages.
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