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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-11-10
ECHO DE L'OUEST
ma file seule au

%affaire, je laisse me- file seule au
magasin.
Or, il s'est proddit un fat d6sas
treux: ma pupille est depuis plu-
sieurs mois en- butte aux obses-
sions dun officer de votre r6gi-
ment.
Chaque fois que 10 su1s oblig6
de sortiE lie solr :surtout, je trouve
a mon retour un sous-lieutenant
de spabis Unstable dams mon maya
lin.
oh! fit Destrem, non sans. iro-
ME, c'est tres grave celia, mon
sleur.
Une amourette de pensionnaire
ct de sous-f;cutenant.
Ne riez pas; mertez vous plu-
tot q ma place.
,Si vous aviez une file, seriez-
vous satisfeit de la savoir court1s6
avec tant d'acharnement?
Je suis certain qu'elle subit par
contrainte ct pure n6cessit6 COM
merciale, les visites dun officer
trop entreprenant. C'est I'm bon
client, ct peut etre craint.ell de
me faire du tort en- le rervoyant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
SPIKE AND RAIL

The Salt Lake Route Offices report
that ROO people Wlll 80 on the Tintlo
excursion sunday next,
First Vice President j, G, Wolng ~
the Illinois Central road viii DO IN
town sunday en- route TO tho coast
from the east,
m, Salt Lake Route continues 20 do
n lAnl office business IN louthorn eau.
forna travel, and lonlghts train viii
take out 100 passengers,
Douglas white ~ lpok from trip 10
Denver whore he has been given tho
people 20 undorstNnd that N0 salt Lake
Route TO Los Angeles IN the best ana
qulcko0t way to 'gl thar
The Wcstcn Pacific management Nv
having the new rooms IN the News an.
mex ropnpcrod ana pnlntcd ana fXod
UP preparatory 10 moving In tho nrst
Of the week
~ W. Eooos vice president aud gon-
crnl tNtllc man lgor NJ the American
smelling ana REFINING company II "a
HuoSt Ut ne Kenyon from Idaho whore
be has been looltlng over his ranch,
General Sunt Ridgcwly Chief EN-
gInoor yard Gonornl Freight Agent
Hughes ana General Freight Agent
ncruh " che Rio drlndo rond, are IN
consultation today over the runic ana
engineering features OF the proposed
trncNgo extension from this city TO the
point NJ the mountain whore tho new
combination smeller Ia to he located,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

ton Army VIII pass through this city
next Thurtdhy on route 10 seattle
The now city directory win be out
lhc last Of next week. II has LibO to
1900 pages,
Tracy Cannon played for tho isoyo
party yesterday afternoon In the TnO'
crnaolo, greatly to their qualification
Work has been resumed aciyoly on
We First lresbytorlan church, ana the
laiherb ana plneiorers are busy mere
The association " Veteran Flromcn
VIII meet Monday evening IN the can.
>on rond hall, 10 discuss the Dccora'
ZION day parade
Tho three Denver university dobalors
arrived thia morning, ana are register.
% at the Kenyon They are W, Is,
solt,
Tho day IL q typical spring day. sum
SHINY and ehowery by turns but an 49,
preaching hlgh baromotrlo pressure
from the conBt promises clearing ana
warmer weather for the morrow
Tho strawberries received IN town
ms morning are Il weary sad looking
lot, On account OF the heavy rains OBJ
tnlnlng IN California, which makes IL
Impossible o ship berries IN the condl-
ton desired
General Superintendent Y, c. Gontsch
Of the Pacific Express company at ST.
Louis, II In the city for a few DAYS
on business, and IN also visiting with
his son, who IL associated with Mr.,
McGurrn IN the Salt Lake security
Trust company,
Some unknown villain win no ro,
GARD for dlgnItles stolo the bicycle "
President II H. Smith Of the state
Christian Endeayor union the other
day from In front Of the city and
county building II was valuable
wheel ond--tho police are IN hot pur'
suit,
Ysnyc the yI0llnlst, ana party, loil
for San Francisco today willard
Wolho was invited to accompany the
great artist and accepted the Invita-
ton, he was Intending to leave at
noon, but II unable, VIII gO later, ThlS
~ q marked compliment TO the Salt
Lake artist
DR., Beer has presented Physical Dl.
rector burtnor of the Y, NJ, G, A, with
a Buchanan folding surgical table for
use IN the gymnasium, The table viii
como IN handy In taking physical meas.
urcmentH The senior squad leaders IN
gymnasium work win hold the nrst
meeting tomorrow evening IN tho asso.
citation building,
Colonel French Of the salvation army
VIII be IN this city next Thursday night
from Fan Francisco and II 10 give a
talk 0t the local army headquarters,
Tomorrow evening the army VIII hold
what II known as n popular Saturday
night 0orvlco, when there WIN be moY-
lng pictures, talking by u photograph,
ana illustrated talks
Robert Montgomery Of Beatty New,
Writes friend In this city that "a road
suitable for automobiles has been built
from Tonopah and Goldncld TO Beatty,
ana that the same can be extended to
Las Vegas II suitable financial en-.
oour0gomont Is offered, The road al.
ready built cost $500, ana the road TO
Las Vegas can be built for 50, 900. Mr.
Montgomery thinks that as Salt Lake
business men VIII pront by the pro.
posed extension they ought 70 extend
such MD as viii ensure the roads be.
Ing bullt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
COLLEGE BOARD MEETS.
But Adjourns TO Await The Return Of
prosidont Mccormick,

Logon May lg-llolf the people Of
Logan were amazed ana the other hnlf
caagporutod whom they read IN tho
"Nowg' last night that there was any
sentiment whatever In the Agricultural
COLLEGE board adverse 10 President Kerr
NIncty.nyr per cent OF Logan, r.
respective Of politics, are united IN
saying that Prof Kerr did work dur-
inc the recent struggle before tho
Legislature that q dozen other men
combined could not have performed,
and the feeling Nv that II he has any
enemies here, their number IA inflnltes-
imal The board IN known TO be dl.
yidod on political limos, but Prof Kerr
has mnjority OF supporters regard.
less of politics ana the absent presl-
don't, Mr. Mccormick n Republican, IA
known 10 be among his friends
gix mombers Of the hoard met this
morning, No representatives OF the
press were admitted, but II " undors
stood that nm interesting meeting en-.
sued, lasting nn hour, ana that some
warm discussion followed, An adjourn
mont was finally taken until the return
of the president OF tho board, MI Me-
Cornick
No one could be moro popular win
tho student body OF the a, o. than
Prof Kerr md II ~ generally regret.
ted by them that az q ilmo
when the institution N passing
through critical period I'm lta
history any ascension or Jar In the
board should have arisen over the man.
nRomcnt, Everyone hopes that any
differences that may oNlsl I'm the inc.
ully land without doubt these dlfer'
onces are much exaggerated VIII be
speedily hnrmonizcd,ae much important
business Ia now awaiting action
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
PASSENGER TRAIN
IN AN ACCIDENT.
Engine on Short Line No. 4 Badly
Damaged Near BccE's Hot
Springs
NARROW ESCAPE FROM INJURY
Traffic Delayed Until Relief Engine
Was sent Out From This
City

Engine $50 OF the Shot Line tore her
skirts on this morning, while pulling
In n, passenger from the north, ANA
" now In the local shops looking as
though cyclone had struck her The
train IN due In this city at 5'lb a. M, ana
as the accident occurred south Of Beoks
Hot springs, the train was delayed only
unlll switch engine could skurry w
there and haul II down TO the depot
The ,oft parallel rod on the locomotive
suddenly broke with report llko u
yollcy Of musketry ana the ends won't
lhruahlng around like two horrible nails
fortunately the fireman was down on
the f0otboard at tho time, ana provl-
dontlhily was able TO climb upon tho
tender out Of harm's reach, The ongi-
nccr a, J, Brennan was not No for-
tunnto, but he was only slightly wound
ed In the leg, and remained ut his post
The thrarhlng rod ends tore the can
20 flinders, ana ut the instant of the
break the released crank SHAFT wen,
lying through The cylinder head wltb
n boom Ike the discharge Of l2.lnch
gun Al The running genr on the lQit
side Of the engine WAS enorlod up Ike
n tangled eRoln " sllk, but no further
damago was done Tho breaking Of thu
side rod wNa duo TO an undotoctod naw
IN the steel The passengers remarked
that they had real lively time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
THE SMALLEST ARM rs,

liachetto's Amanach du Carpeau
gives the statistics Of tho smallest arm.
les In the world, The smallest OF them
all II that Of Monaco, with rs guards
70 carbneors and 20 hromon Next
comes that OF Luxembourg, with 1856
gondormos, no volunteers and 80 mu.
alc0ns, In case Of war say the laws
"iho number OF volunteers may bo
temporarily raised 20 ESQ., IN the re.
public OF San Marine they have uni.
yorsal compulsory service, with the 70.
suit that they can put IN the field nlno
companies, comprising $50 mon and rs
officers commanded by marshal This,
however IL the war strength Of tho
forcos on tho peace footing the ro,
public can only put one company Of
sixty men on the parade ground, In
the case of the republic ~ Liberia the
most striking feature II the proportion
OF officers to prlyOtos There arc 500 Of
tho former ana only ZOO OF the latter,
None the lcsa the republic issues PRO.
Carnations OF neutrality whom wars
break out between the great powers OF
Europc,--philadephia Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
KNOCKED DOWN
BY STREET CAR.
SAYS NO WARNING WAS GIVEN.
Was Crossing Tracks on South Temple
Street when Accident Referred
10 Occurred,

Johanna Lyngborg nlod suit IN tho
district court yesterday afternoon agal
district court yesterday afternoon
against tho Utah Llsht & Hallway COM
pany TO recover the sum Of $4,000 MS
damages for personal Injuries alleged to
have teen received Ny her ON Dee gl'
1904 Plaintiff nllogca that she was u
passenger on a west South Tcmplo
street car and that ehe had the cons
ductof stop the ear for her TO allght
about half way between Second nnl
Third West streets She nlightcd from
The car and started across the TRACKS
when car running west at n reokloss
ratio OF speed rang against her ana
Knocked her down, causing her poflnh.
Nont internal injuries sho claims mat
defendant was running ia car a hlgh
rate OF speed ana that no warning was
given her of lts approach at MI,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
Federal Court Gases,

Tho case Of Laura A, Lynch against
the Strombcrg Carlson Telephone Man
Wfnciurlng company was today dls.
mlsso from the docket Of the Fedora
cout with a Judgment by stipulation for
$4,000 entered against the defendant
Tho case Of H. lroUh, administrator ~
tho estate OF samuel Fotle, doconpel
was continued for The torn and trial
commenced I'm tho case OF V, A. Nolpon,
administrator OF the oal0lo Of w W.
McCandnss W. the Utah consolidated
Mining company wih commenced THIS
morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
COURT NOTES,

John @, WINS, who was admitted to
practise by the supreme court Of Mon
lono was today admitted In the Federal
court,
The federal petit Jurors woro today
released, Win The exception of those
engaged In the case now on trial, The
new yonIIo takes erect Monday
Suit has been nlod In the district
court by George H. Nichols against tho
Campbell building company 10 recover
$1,000, alleged to ho duo on q eub,con.
tract for work on the Now federal build.
ing
Judge Morse This afternoon granted
u divorce tn Husnn clayton, from Arch
or w Clayton on tho grounds Of DE-.
eortIon They were married I'm this
city May 20, 1852 ana defendant doaert.
Cd plaintiff April 49, $500,
In the case Of CharIoa Mcbride
against llober a, Smith. which was
tried IN judge LOWS court yesterday,
the jury yesterday afternoon returned
verdict IN favor of pumun Tor $500,
The action was brought TO recover
SIHSlS, alleged to be damages Bua.
talnod by plaintiff because Of n breach
Of contract on the part Of defendant IN
regard to the sale of some fhoop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
GENUINE ENJOYMENT

My notions Of an evenings FUN
Don't soar TO holghta afori
Whonc'cr | net n little mon"
amhlo 10 a bar
I sluy thoro half an hour or 80
Or maybe more, ana then
! gtcp outside, but Rlrnlghlway 40
Back 10 the bar again,
Ana when " lhls rum mill l tire
II copcokH ample are,
A passing ambulance hire
And seek another bar
But n tho coin IN gottlng low
Ana ! have nauRht TO spare,
Unto that other place ] 30
A'lraycllng on sh0nkG marc,
It's thus | hold dun care nj bay
TIN loomh tho morning star,
Ana as tho evening lllta away
me- from bar IN bar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Huntington, W. VA May ia tcul.
ho storm NJ wind and rain which
has prevailed for the past rs hours
created havoc throughout this section,
Rumors OF loss Of NE cannot M yet be
verified, Above CnttlcUhurg the tor.
ronl washed out 800 foot NJ the big
pIpo llno Of the Triple state Gas
company and The residents OF Guyan.
dotto Huntington, konoN, Cattlots.
burg Ashland ana lronlon and tho
smaller towns hive been without ught
and gos for cooking The uuprcoodent.
Cd rise In 0uyondotto river rs feet
within ~ hours, corriod between 10000
nnd 100000 logp out INTO the ohio river,
Heavy damage 10 farmers wna rc.
ported along the streams hougca harna,
outhousos nnd livestock hoiug carried
away by the rush Of waters,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
GUILTY or ROBBERY.
Son OF sheriff Iensloy ~ California
Reveals Ills True Identity

Tho Jury IN the ease Of tho state OF
Utah against Erwin Iiensley alias
Frank Colyor, which was tried before
Judge Armstrong, returned y yefdlot
Of guilty OF robbery NJ o'clock THIS
morning. The defendant ~ % years OF
ago and IN the son OF Sheriff j. NJ
llcnslcy OF Madeira county, California,
Untll yesterday the young man refused
10 gvo his true n0mo, but whilo on
the witness stand he admitted that his
nnmo IN IIenFloy instead Of Colyer
Ills father has been here for mum.
Der Of days past and has been In court
constantly during the trial, His mother
does hot yet know OF the arrest ana
conviction Of the hoy Atty, s0ren y,
Christensen represented the defendant
and Dist Atty. foofbourow representa-
ed the state on the night Of Doc, ~
1904 llensloy and William Murphy who
was recently convicted Of the crime and
" now serving term IN the state
prison held up and robbed j. w,
Adams and Abraham Jensen on west
Second South street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
WILL BUILD NEW ROAD.
WATSON brown \ nfos Got Contract for
Western Pacific,

New York, May 1.-THE wall street
journal tomorrow VIII say Walston
H. brown a. Bros, the 0rm which has
the contract for the marlborough tun.
mel under the East river 10 the battery
IN New York and to Brooklyn, VIII
build the entire WctAern Pacific road.
until contracts with the bankers have
been finally arranged no definite am
nounccmont OF construction plans can
DO made, Every detail however, IL OK
pectcd 10 bc finished up within about
ten days ana shortly thereafter dirt
win ny olong the route Of the proposed
Gould line 10 the Pacific
WaAlon H. Brown VIII open an ONCE
In tho woet ana personally take charge
Of construction
The Brown firm has considerable OK.
pcrlonco IN railroad building, having
built the Nickel Plate, Lake Erie &
Western, ana goyoral other lines,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
IN SUPREME COURT
Cases Argued nnd submitted and Petit
tlons for RoheDrlDg Dopied,

Tho following cases were argued ana
submitted before the supreme court to-
day, &, A. Nichols, appellant, vs. the
Daily Reporter oompnnyi l., II, Rogers
~ nj, w, j. j. Driver ct ais appel
lonts. Louis Faytor w. NJ, Il, North
OF AL, appellants,
The oour, denied the petitions for
rohoaring IN the following eases In ~
estate OF Edward A. Reed, deceased,
Millio q, Reed ana Myra Reed Louisa
Pearson, administrators, against 7, 10
Andorburg Bonanza Consolidated Min
Inn company ana others against tho
dodonhoad Mining compnnyi oregon
Short Line Railway company against
w j, Jones Jr, and others same
against James a. and Annie H. Jones,
samo against w, X, Jones Jrp and
.JeesIo l., Jones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
BUSINESS NOTES.

TodHys local bank oloaringe amount
I'D 10 500 $500 nv against iJiO,O23b1 for
the same day last year,
The Spring creek Irrigation company
~ College precinct Cache county, He'd
q COPY of llg articles Of incorporation
In he secretary Of states ollloo today
lis capital stock IL $4,000, divided into
rhlroa OF the par value of $40 each
John Schcnck " president Alma Olsen,
vice president G, r. loppescn tro0Hur.
or, NcpM lIndrup. secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
TABERNACLE CONCERT,
Ono TO bs 0iyon for Benefit Of u Of u
"Gym" Fund,

Arrangements have been completed
FOR the Tabernacle concert which II IL
planned to give on the evening Of Field
day, May 20, Tor the benefit Of the Uni.
Vorslty gymnasium mnd, Prof. Evan
stephens, who Nv chairman OF the pro-
gram committee, mas made arrange
monls for most Of tho numbcra lio.
sides the choir which Prof stephens
win conduct prof j, H. Mcclellan VIII
preside nj the organ, and Prof squire
Coop win Do the plano accompnnish
Hugh DougalL Mrs, Anna Colburn
Ilummcr, NY NJ. Fhshman ana MIS-
Trumbo MoGurrln have already NO
copied places on the program Tho
remaining artists viii be announced
shortly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
Rad Weather for Shenrine

l.. r. Adomson Of tho Rock Island
Offices In tha city Nv down from south.
ern Idaho, whore no has been holding
up hs end OF inc wool stick In good
shape lie reports that the prevailing
wet ana snowy weather II making tho
ahoep men ana shippers experience
that tired feeling" ana shcArng IN be.
ING delayed However with the return
Of clear weather the ahoorng can be
pushed ahead With great ylgor Tho
quality OF tho wool IL unusually Ano,
due TO tho mild winter and plenty ~
rood feed ana water Single sheep
slips have run os high ms 0M pounds
MI AdamSon returns north tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Casper Wyor May ~ The chicago
a Northwestern Railway company has
put u force Of men ut work on four
track supply yards hero which win bo
tho bugc OF extension Of the road to
Shoshone reservation, Fifteen hundred
cars Of material are now on the road
between Chicago ana Casper and are
arriving NJ the rate Of one train daily
The reservation win be- thrown open In
June, 1905 ana Northwestern officials
state that the extension VIII be CONF
plctod by that time, Tho distance N
about 100 miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
ALLEGE MISREPRESENTATION
Insurance Company rIlsa liz Answer In
summer Insurance Case,

Tho Bankcw' I.lfo association today
filed its answer IN the district court
20 tho suit brought against IL by Mrs,
policy held by Morris Sommor, de-
ceased, IN said company Mt the time
~ his death ON Nov, IL, 1904 Defend
mt states that In answer 20 question:
by It's medical examined Mr. Hommer
stated that he was In good health and
free from disease, when IN fact he was
thon ana had previously been AFFLICTED
with appendicitis, Inflammation of the
liver, plcurlsy ana porltonltia II Is
claimed that by his Misrepresentation
In that respect the certificate issued
20 him became void, honce Judgment "
arkod that the complaint BIO dismissed,
ana that defendant have Judgment Cor
its costs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

has also secured for tho winning team
n handsome SILK banner. ana 10 VIM
nors of nrat ana second places In each
event win give u medal and ribbon,
respectively, Tho medal win be OF
bronze In The shape Of maltese cross,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
LATE LOCALS,

Atly'Gcn nroedtn viii return 20.
morrow from southern California,
E n Dewey proprietor NJ the biz
hotel at Nnmpa, and wife are nj the
Kenyon,
Commander Eva Booth OF tho Saliva
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
PUSHING EXTENSION,
Northwestern graders Hard ~ work In
Vicinity ~ casper

Especial to,thc "NewsD
Casper, Wyo, May lg,--Ono hundred
mon ana teams arrived here today and
Joined the force Of Northwestern grad
ers az work In the supply yards, which
WIN DO completed IN few days, when
the sper,Lnndor extension viii ba
pushed on, and across the Platte river,
From an official of the Northwestern
II IL learned that trninloads OF supplies
and material are bong hurried 10 Cas-
per, with an possible speed There are
600 cars Of material Ut Norfolk, la,
l0O cars at Chndron, 10 cars Mt Harrison,
ana between Chicago ana Casper there
are over $4,000 carloads Of building ma
toral, including ties and rails, all bound
for casper
Contractors Fitzpatrick Bros & Collins
are expected 10 arrive here soon with
their l0rgo grading outfts ana several
hundred men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL MEET,


Tho University OF Utah athletic coun.
ell today completed arrangements for
meeting the hlgh school students com.
ing from ogden ana Park city tomor.
row FOR the state hRh school meet A
committee with n special car VIII meet
the Park CITY mon NJ the RIO drande
depot Ot 10 o'clock and tho Ogdon men
AZ II o'clock They VIII bo tNkon lms
medately to the campus whore they
VIII be shown over the university, and
then served with lunch, after which
they VIII be allowed TO rest until need
cd IN tho neld,
The university athletic management
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
HUMOROUS

'aomohow this plctur OF Maria don't
look material 10 me- lnused Uncle
GOsh0ll HomlOck ms lac surveyed his
wlfes now photograph
"SomOmthln' n wrong about H. sure
Hmm, what Kin II bo2 oh ! see noWi
she's got her mouth shet|'
"Thero's iest two things that break
M most happy homes" observed the
Pollok philosopher
whats thom2' inquired tho SQue-
dunk lgnoramus,
"A woman's love Ter dry goods an q
mans love for wet goods bBosh''
"Now," exclaimed the helross who
had induced her father 10 eNpend a
million for dukclol, we have some.
thing new ana something old ana
something borrowed. We must also
have something blue"
II guess your pan do for that said
The mother grlmly Hes Just signed
check for tho marriage settlement
"Jeems," called Farmer Noehaw on
the day after his son returned from
college.
Yves, governor"
whats this nowfanglcd hlsncss
called that | hear YOU bragsIn 40
ahoutY
"Jlu iitsu"
"Ju Jl,su, oh2 Purity huek thlng Is
81"
That's what II w."
well jeoms,"
"Whnt ~ II Ooyorn0r2"
oppose yc Jest hustle ont an SEQ
IN Illus u DO fer that air woodpllo
yandeG"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE,

New York Bonanza was the only
stock selling this afternoon--lOO shares
golng nj 6llai 400 at 81 300 at CO., 100 at
60A ana 100 at Boy, seller 60,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
GUNNER COLDS.

Laxative Bromo Qulnlno, the worldwide
cold cure removes the cause eau for
tho full nomo and look for signature Of
~. w, Grove. 2iC