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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-09

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-09

Rain is badly needed, especially in
the dairy districts. The present win
ter has had an inconsiderable rainfall
and, so far, February has been abnor-
mally dry, though usually the wettest
month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-09

When a man drives an auto at the
rate of a mile every two minutes over
a weu-used public thoroughfare, as
Captain Jargstroff did the other day
on his trip to the Pail, he gives the
Legislature a good excuse for passing
some drastic speed regulations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-09

Next to getting tourists there is the
need Of making their stay agreeable.
IT both respects the Promotion Com
mittee is doing Well
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-09

If every owner of vacant lots in this
city would follow the example of the
Rapid Transit company in identifying
the soil, Honolulu would be a paradise
net Now it is a paradise with about
35 per cent off.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-09

A farmer living near Msrseilles has
{~covered that by watering his mel
ons with milk they will grow to twice
q ordinary size. He carries off
al the melon prizes at local agricul-
Il al hows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
oRpHEUM SIGNED UP"
Deal Which Clinches Matters Rag ard.
ing New Salt Lake Theator

All doubts regarding the future Of
the orphoum ihcalcr were ~, AT rest
this morning on receipt Of telegram
from Treasurer Garrett Of the Orphous
Vaudeville company 10 the directors
here which read
Everything all rghl with tho or.
phoOm signed up q, ~
Mr. Garrett and Atty Snow loft this
city last Wednesday nlght Tor Chioa.
80 whore they were bound TO complete
arrangements Tor putting the new
state street tho0ter on the regular Or.
nhcum circuit with the Same shows
that are such features IN Chicago,
New orleans, MINNEAPOLIS, Denver,
Los Angeles San Francisco and other
large cities Of the United states, Two
trips had been made previously by
representatives OF the company but no
donnite contract had been entered In
TO until yesterday
The two gentlemen are expected TO
return homo on Thursday when fur.
Their details VIII undoubtedly be forth.
coming,
IN speaking Of the new thcator which
In 20 he erected on the corner OF state
street and Commercial avenue, Mr.
NlNln nNNhlNN lnlh inolnlNh Nulu illE
dor forfeit the big foundation II 10 be
completed by next Monday when tho
brick work viii be rushed ~ M TO
have the iheater opened by the latter
part Of september for the season OF
next year The building viii he a
three story modern structure that viii
be a chrcdI, 10 state street u VIII
have n frontage ~ "a feet and VIII 90
back 100 feet, making one Of the lars.
ost lhoOlors In Utah, Tho frontage of
The building win be divided up Into
stores leaving q spacious entrance two
storles IN height IN the conler, In
every city IN which the Orphcum cir.
cull shows the houses arc packed At
every performance and this state Of
AFFAIRS viii undoubtedly hold rood
here. The thtatcr VIII be open every
nlght In the year and the same bill
that IN put ON In the big cities viii
be the feature here Just AZ soon M
the foundation IA finished the con-
tractors announce that thoy VIII put
ON as many men nF II n possible 10
ret IN order TO rush the building to
completion"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

asking for q reduction ~ the assess.
mont pn lhoIl land ON account ol lls
decreased valuation hocHleo OF the
damages done by tho smoltcr smoke
and lumeg
several Of them addressed tho
board ON tn matter and made "a clear
statement of thr condition of their
property since iho dcldS fumes have
affected A. They stated that II Wns
lmpossihl ~ scll their land A. any
price and conditions have become 10
bad that they cannot raiHc enough To
pay their taxes, let alone make % Nv.
ing, They have boon compelled In
many instances 10 secure work at olh-
cr pursuits IN order Ia pay their taxes,
some of them asked that the az.
sossment be reduced from 10 per cent
Of the real value Of the land Ia 90 per
cont, Others contcnded that that val.
uOtlon should be reduced to &l2b per
acre, the original government price,
The assessment rolls OF the county as.
SCISSOR show that the land was assessed
this year ~ from SO TO 500 per acre,
Several farmers brought samples Of
hay. grain and fruit which had been
damaged by the smelter SMOKE ana eN.
hibItod them az the meoting At the
conclusion Of the hearing the board
took the matter OF reduction of assess.
mcnls under udyiyoment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
A W0R KING BRAIN
IAN DO Made Successful on Right Food,

4 busy man In one Of Americas lorg-
est watch factories tolls how by change
OF food he gained u clear brain and
gteady nerves and nVcrlod u mental
and physical breakdown lie says,
IL was accustomed all my life 10 tho
ordinary diet of the average table, !
thought that meat, potatoes and other
vegetables and fruit were necessary,
and that tea, coffoo and pnstry IN mod.
oiato quantities were not injurious,
"But ! found IN course Of time, that
my dietary was affecting my health
seriously, For four years continued 20
run down. IN time my nerves became
seriously affected they seemed cona
stanily Keyed up TO the highest tension,
nnd ] became subject TO the most yiO-
lcnt bilious attacks which used 10 leave
mo IN weak and nervous condition
for several days, The climax seemed 10
have been reached q few years ago
when ! found myself about as near n
physical wreck az u man could well be,
and live, physlclans, tonic and other
medicines visits 20 the country, etc.,
ctcu were Of no avail
In sheer desperation | concluded, u
few months ago, 10 see what effect q
dict Of 0rnpe.Nnte food would have, I
had often heard Of H. but had little
hope n would help mo- | nj onco cut
out al the heavy dishes with the tea
and coffee that had always used and
began 20 ont 0rape.Nuts with cream
aud a pinch Of salt Afterwards, add
ed fruit, with occasionally nm egg
beaten up In milk, and entire wheat
bread This has been practically my
diet for moro than two months,
~ found that with the new diet
gained complete relief almost mmodl.
ntoly from all tho distress that used 10
follow every meal, my bilious condition
was speedily regulated ana cured, my
nerves have grown healthy and steady
In short my run down constitution
has been reconstructed and built up,
AZ 90 Inc effect upon my mental pow.
ors, | have only 10 point 10 the fact
that I have recently been placed In n
responsible position In our establish.
ment where complete concentration OF
mind IL required TO deal with compll.
Gated records and reports, and that |
have been enabled 20 keep my no.
counts absolutely correct, which my
numerous predecessors uniformly fall
cd TO do
II think these things speak volumes
IN favor Of Grape-Nu food ns 4 nerve
and brain builder aterlbO all my I'm,
roycmont mental and physical 10 the
fact that am possessed Of slender
nerves a clearer brain, q ilno appetite,
and have gained healthily IN Weight,
TO the cutting out Of heavy food and the
systematic use W urnpo.Nuts food
Name glyen by Postum company, Dat.
Ne creek, Mich,
There's II reason
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

MAJ, James CLARK Bush, oNillory
corps, y, s, A. died recently q, Fort
Warren Boelon harbor AZ the age OF rs,
Mai Bush was known In tlla city,
having been stationed at Fort Douglas
MS nrst Lieutenant with Light Battery
u, First Y, y artillery regiment boolS
IN the eighties, The major graduated
from Yale In the class ~ 1871, and un.
III his entrance 10 West Point IN the
fan, was associated with Charles l..
Brooks, now OF this city, and then
city engineer Of New Haven, Mai.
Bush graduated from the military
academy IN lS16 and from the graduate
artillery school AZ Fortress Monroe IN
1850 lie reached his cnptaincy In the
Seventh artillery regiment IN 1893, and
was made o major Ave years later, Al
the time OF his death he stood twenty.
third on the Hat " majors, ana would
have been Northumberland In loss
than two years,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Tonlghl the wedding Of Mis- lcdo Raw.
lins daughter VI senator arid MF Raw
line aud william Ray VIII take pace
nj the home VI The bride the nnalr 10 b.
llmalo friends 10 be present Mss Raw.
lns WAS guest Of honor AZ u delightful
afternoon party yesterday given by me
mcmbors OF her Sowing club.
-
MlW Constance klrkpalrl,k cnWuiln.
ed at an elaborate hMcurou Yesterday w
honor Of Nhs Theodore BALDWIN ana li u
M The Country club The table WA dec
Grated N sweet pc0e aud punofn ana
covers were laid for " gucsle,
Mr. John Woodward entertained M u
luncheon today IN honor " Mu BALDWIN
oud Mis Tower
Mrs w. +. l3llcrbcck ana daughter, Mrs
T. ID. .cwF, with the laltorb. thrro eth u
drcn, luavo today lcr LoH Angeles 10
spend tho summer
\ pretty AFFAIR ~ yesterday Vac the
Wedding ~ MlsH LcJnr llvcktun ana Nj,
The homo Of the bride, with Kew G, u,
lorklnt ufhrlning TN rooms we've hoaus
llWllN decorated ana d Wmlor NJ inli'
mate frondu neslbtcd, me vntuo aldlr
beng dolRhUul
Roth and Hooper Dunbar hay. returned
IRON school ana VIII apond the summon
here,
Mrs Anna fpllsbury Of T0Wrryll.o ~
here NlslunE her patCuir MI ana ME-,
\ w, richards
a charming feature Of AN Evening IN
Ia Ia IHlNH D.. | ID ID
Hull tomorrow ovouug June q, by NJ W
Louise Williams ~ Augusta, Georgia, VIII
be the tlUWug Of Ul0tllWr ballads uI the
south by Mn Llgslr Thomas Edward,
J, u Witslng Mrs Wwng and ton io
Roy LEFT today iQt the pUrllan0 Aposl
ton, From Portland they viii oStgnd ,ho
pleasure trip ~ San Flauclac0, Los Au.
sclcS and soo'how California,
Mr. L. DahlquIs, ana hg daughters, Az
mes ana kulh, leave Tor Portland tonight
to be gone fortnight
Of Miss Nolllc MacDun ana ~ Eino /
Aspcrl on Thursday evening, June o. at
The homo Of the brides uncle and nusl
Mr. ana Mrs Thos Hancock Miss Mac.
Dun w the wen known professional nurse
~ THIS cry, while Mi Atpor II connected
win the A'p'E Noo.l Lumber Go.
Niles Carrie Jensen, who has been visit,
ing relatives IN Murray aud NIL Creek
has returned to her home IN SpringYlllc.
Mrs r. ], Ryder and Miss clara poll
leave tomorrow Tor Los Angeles, Mri
Ryder 10 20 on TO Mexico, ana Miss Deal
20 ,ytt for short time with friends IN
California
Miss Clare Ellorbcck and Mrs Bob E'.
lefbock VIII leave during July 90 joln
their mother ~ Long Beach Miss Edith
Ellerbcck VIII spend the heated season
o. Brighton with her sister Mrs Elmct
Darling,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
DECLARED A DRAW.
Cutting scrSpe 0vr Ball Game SO
Decided by Jury,


william Kendall ana sidney Weed,
TWO boys aged 70 and n years respoo.
lively, were given trial by a Jury OF
their peers In the Juvenile court yea.
terday, the Jurors IN the case being Ave
boys NJ about the same age ns the bel.
llgcronts, From the facts cleaned at
the trial Kendall and Weed became en-.
gagged In n quarrel last saturday over
q game Of ball, They soon came 10
blows and kondall WAS getting Tho
worst Of II when he pulled out his
pocket knife ana inflicted Ave scalp
wounds aud cut In the left arm OF tho
Weed boy,
The two boys were brought into court
yesterday together with their parents,
and i've boys were called az Jurors,
They lttcnod Ia the evidence and re-.
tired 20 consider their verdict After
about 10 minutes they returned into
court and reported that In their opinion
both boys were az fault but that the
liondUll boys action was moro serious
than that ~ Weed, Judge Brown then
loc,urod both boys, Mr. Kendall gave
the Jurors enough money TO buy young
Weed q new hat, the helllgeronts after
some persuasion, shook hands and tho
case VAS ended for the present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
TRIED THE WRONG MAN.
Lock Trick Orators Arrested by Deputy
Sheriff at Saltair

Two moro lock trick men have been
eolhered IN and are now IN the county
Jan awaiting arrpignmcnt before the
court The men are Dennis Murphy
and r. W. House ana they were ar.
rested yesterday by Deputy sheriff
Claude Russell at Snltair The deputy
saw the men working the trick on sew
oral parties 80 he became dooply inter.
oiicd IN II, The men thought they hOd
another Victim IN the deputy ana they
started the trick on him, lie let them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Feel Impending Doom,

The feeling OF impending doom IN the
minds Of many victims Of Brlehps dis.
eOso. and diabetes has been changed to
taking fooys Kidney cure, II viii euro
lncipiont Irghts disease and diabetes
and oven IN The worst cases givos com,
for, and relief Slight disorders are cured
In u few days, u had diabetes In us
wolet FORM, writes Marion Loo II nun.
out relief only three bottles Of roicys
Kidney cure made me well man" For
sale by IT, J, I'M co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Asthma Sufferers shouId Know This.

roley'a Honey and Tar has cured many
cdsts Of asthma that wcro considered
hopelcsM Ms, Adoph BuesIpR 1ol West
Third g. Davenport, la writes IA eo'
were cold contracted twelve years ago was
NEGLECTED Until It nnAlly srsW into 9s,b
could bot give me more than temporary
relief foloN'e Honey and Tar was recon-.
mondcd ana one nfly cent bottle entirely
cured me Of asthma which had boon
growing ON mo for twelve years, aud II
! had taken y q, lho N,ar, J would have
by Y j, I'm DrpG co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
In Mad Chase,

Millions rush IN mad chase after
health, from one extreme of faddlam 10
another, when n they would only eat
good food, and keep their bowels roRu.
lar with Dr. Kings New Lifo pnls,
their trobulos would all pass away,
Prompt relief and quick euro for liver
and elomO oh trouble. goo AT n, G, NJ l.
Drug DEBT guaranteed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
pertinent Rywa,cr'e RIG, Tho resolution
was finally adopted
WATCUMAN FOR sUMp,

Tnddonham'p resolution, providing
for the employment Of u WatchmHn at
tho hump and washout IN Emigration
canyon, was finally adopted after being
defeated once ana ihtn roconeldcrod
II provided that the superintendent, Of
wNterworks should employ the man at
s0V per month, Before belng passed II
was amended 10 that the superinton-
dent Of irrigation should employ the
lnen at q salary Of Sl2 per month, II
being understood that man residing
IN the canyon had agreed to take the
job AZ that price,
CITY Auditor Felt submitted the do.
pnWment poyrolls lor the nlst half OF
June amounting 10 Sl2,GiISb, which
were regularly rofoWcd for approval
President Hewlett announced that n
test OF tho new Are engine would be
nnde on the west side OF the CITY ana
County building ON "Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock, ana that chief By.
waior desired the city officials and
counclmen to witness t.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
ONE HIGH SCHOOL
FOR NEXT YEAR.
That Was Decided at a Meeting
OF the School Board Last
Night,
WILL Be ON the WEST SIDE,
A Strong Central School Was Contend,
ed For--rrcC kindergarten Qucs ton
Postponed Fire Escapes Needed

Al the meeting Of the board " edp.
c0,ioA last nlghl |, WAS decided that for
next year there shall be only one lllgh
school and that this shall ho located
an the premises Of the present West
SIDE school under Principal George \,
Eaton Tho present East side school
win ,ir iWo'ycAr course, VIII be nhnn,
donod, and the school building IN which
II " 'ocnied viii be used for grammar
school work should occasion arise do.
mandng more hlgh school space than
the West Sldo premises AFFORD. q now
building VIII be provided at q centrally
located position IN the eastern part of
the city according tn tho statements
made Wy several members OF the board
IN voting for consolidation,
a proposal To- transfer the commercial
course from the West side to the East
side school which was rocommcnd'l
by tho committee ON teachers ana
school work was lost on tie vote,
MATTER Much DISCUSSED,
The meeting Of the board consumed
several hours, Those present were W,
j Newman, Mat, Thomas, Joseph Or
borndorfor Byron Cummings, g, ~
Martin and n 4, Henderson, IN the
absence OF President Moylo, Mr. lloh'
dorfon acted us chairman, The dObAt >
on the question was lengthy an
brought out a great variety Of opinion
The llnul vote stood four for consolldn,
ton TO two against, those voting aye
being Newman, Thomas, orborndorfer
Henderson, ana may Cummings AMI
Martin,
The subsequent motion to move Tho
commercial course TO the East Side
premises was defeated Newman, Or
bcrndorfor aud Henderson VOTING
aye, and Cummings, Martin and
Thomas voting may"
In The debate Thomas aud lIcndcr.
sou voted for the West Side proposition,
explaining that the present school on
the east side was not centrally located,
and would not be good investment "a
four.yoar proposition, Should occa-
sion arise for an east side school they
promised Ia favor II, but ON another
site.
STRONG CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Principal Eaton spoke on invitation,
fnvorlng a strong central high school,
but urslng that the commercial course
10 90 the cas-, side building Prof,
Cummings explained that this would
not overcome the objection TO main-
tanning two high schools as the east
side institution would stll be MAIN
tanned ms q commercial school,
OTHER MATTERS.
In the matter Of the free kndorgar.
ten, which oonlomplatos making fufl hel
preparations for accommodating free
pupils action was postponed
a g. GiouQuo submitted request Ia
be relieved from the Craftsmanship ~
the committee on buildings AMI
grounde, urging proas Of business ap a
reason,
FIRE ESCAPES NEEDED,
A notification was received from Chlof
Bywater OF the IRE department calling
attention 10 tho city ordinance, and
STATING that unless certain buildings
we're provided with Are escapes no could
not allow them TO open next September
This communication was referred ~
the committee on buildings ana
grounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
smokina In a Powder Mauorlnc

~ counting death moro suddenly but not
more surely than pcgoctlng hldney dis
orders foloyA kidney euro Will cure q
sllght disorder in tew days and its
continued uso win cure tho most obstinate
rasses u has cured many people Of
thought 10 be inournhlo, u You have KID,
ney OF bladder trouble, commence taklng
Foloy's Kidney cure today, before II 10
too late, For sale By w. j ilil Drug Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple win close on
Friday evening, June 30, and WIN ro'
open on Tuesday, Aug, !, 1908,
JOSEPH y, SMITH
The IT, George Temple Will close on
the evening OF Friday June 20, and 70.
open on Tuesday sept D. NJ . o'clock
o. NJ. DAVID II, CANNON,
President,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Three Physicians Treated Him With.
out Suoeeas

W, L. yancy, paducah, NY, writes, ~
had severe Gaze of kidney disease and
three Qf the hest physicians IN Kentucky
treated me without success, | then took
Foleyt kidney cure The INST bottle
cured mo permanently gladly recon.
mend lhls wonderful remedy" For sale
by E j. Hill DrnE 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

Ancient wl,chery was believed In by
only q few but the true merit OF De-
Wits Witch Hazel salve " known by
every one who has used II for boils,
sores, letter, eczema and piles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
| KIDNEY CATARRlt
LEADS TO SERIOUS
DERAN0EMGhTS.

,aincd acids and oxcrclory products,
Catarrh OF the kidneys very soon pro.
duccs catarrh Of the bladder, The urIno
becomes highly acid and irrItatcs tho
mucous lining OF the bladder until pro
ducos that condition known M 'cyeti,is,'
IN o,hor words, catarrh Of tho bladder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

Clear thinking, decisive action, vim
and vIgor " body and mind, tho
sparkle of HE, comes TO all who use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea, 10
cents Teo or Tablets Ask your drug.
gIgt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
WANT TAKES REDUCED.
Farmers Ask Relief From Damage Dono
By Smelter Smoke,

4 delegation Of over 90 farmers re-
siding IN the neghborhood Of the
shelters In this county appeared be-
fore the county board Of equalization
yesterday In support OF their petitions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
100 YOU REMEMBERO

sovnnycar ocus,s made their countless
various Of Long Island
TEN YEARS AGO Today
The canal connecting the Baltic with North
opened by Emperor William Of Germany,
colorod Gibson, Miss incest
killing his wife
News reached Now York that Captain General
shot and Killed by Cuban
Word from Peru that Lena
dcrcd Dthar
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
John who had assisted from the
uay sentenced by Judge Norol to 10 imprisonment
Foreign entered the city OF pokln
delegates TO tho national Republican
derhIa engaged In fist fight the noor
found guilty Of
Italian miner killed at
Eureka Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
ONLY 800
Ogden aud Return.

Via @, $. w., Juno END special train
leaves Salt Lake at $40 p, M, returning
leaves Ogden NJ lliOO y, N, Come and
see the bicycle races,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

no FAR enough TO set q good case
against them and then placed both un'
dor arrest and brought them 10 the
county jall,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Pt.RU.NA
AN lNFAl.llBlE
CATARRli REMEDY

Poruna cures oalarrh wherever 10.
ca,od, whether IN tho kidneys, bladder
or any other organ.
Should you DO IN nsd OF epocial In.
structions regarding tho treatment OF
your case, write az once 10 Or. n. b.
Hartman, President OF Tho Hartman
Soni,arium, Columbus, Ohio, and your
letter viii receive confidential and
prompt reply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
BICYCLE EXCURSIONS
To Ogdcn,

Every Thursday via oregon Short
Line, Special train leaves salt Lake al
$50 y, m, returning leaves ogden q /
HOO y. m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
DOTH tho kidneys and bladder are
- subject 10 oatauh
Ca,arrh OF tho kldneye rosulls In n

arrangement Of
those very I'M
portant organs,
poisonin the
AYslom with 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
rInE EscApEs NEEDED.

A notification was received from chief
Bywller OF the IRE department calling
attention TO the city ordinance, and
STATING that unless certain buildings
were provided with Are escapes no could
not allow them TO open next september
This communication was referred 10
the committee on buildings ana
grounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

Motor races at saucer tonight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
WELL KNOWN HERE.

Motor races a, saucer tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
OTHER MATTERS.

IN the matter Of the free klndorgnr-
ten, which oontomplatos making further
preparations for accommodating FREQ
pupils action was postponed,
a q. Ci0uquo submitted n request IN
be relieved from the Craftsmanship of
the committee on buildings AMI
groundp, urging proas Of business as a
reason,