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RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Methodist

MCuOofSI
Holman Memorial-Bates av. and Euclid
st; s. Z. Ryan, pastor. Services at
subject. Divine and Human sympaee
thy" Evening subject, "Christs Fool
Central Park-Twelfth and Minnesota
sts.; Rev. B. Longley. pastor. Preach
ing by the pastor at 1890 a. m. and 5
p m Morning subject. "The Alien
folding Love and Care of God" Even
ing, who Are Called to Preach7'
King Street-Rev. Thomas Billing. pastor.
1890 a. m. THE City-Its Sins. r sor
rows and Rejected Savior" 1850 d. m.
What the Death Of Christ Did for the
Roman Centurion"
First-Dayton av. and West Third st. III
will be holy communion and recentson re s
preach on The Ground nm 'Ra Of PSS9OT oSr HS1e %1t,
That We Shall Be Delivered From Sin. I"
First German-olive st. and Van slyke
court. J. Berger, pastor. 1890 a. m,
Palm Sunday service. IL m. SUNDAY
school 1:15 p m, Epworth league.
a M, thank offering service OF the
Womans Foreign Missionary society.
Congregational
Atlantic-Bates and Conway sts.: DR..
Matt, Matt Evans Vans pastor Thoughts Asso-
subject for morning. Evening theme.
Man Not the Creature OF Circum,
stances"
University Avenue-Avon ST. and Sher-
burne av: Preaching by pastor. Rev.
A. ID. Smith. at 10:45 a m. and n. M.
Morning theme. The Fatherhood of
God. Evening. THE Power OF Habit
CHRISTIAN Endeavor at 700 d. m: Junior
Endeavor at 800 d. m; Sunday school
at 1915 p. m.
Peoples
People's-Pleasant av. and Chestnut ST; /;
Rev. Walter A. Snow. associate pastor
Morning service IL o'clock; sermon.
subject, "Exalting Christi Evening
service. o clock: special musical pro-
gramme: sermon, subject. "The Seven
Words From the Cross"
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MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April 15-Today's
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund. exclusive of the S15O. .000. 600
gold reserve in the division of redemp-
ton, shows: Available cash balance,
$lS7; ;SoS.0S9; gold. s69,5Ss,6 Cyl; silver, s25,-
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NEW YORK pponIIcE

NEW YORK. April I5.-Butter strong.
unchanged; receipts. 2.S12 Cheese steady
unchanged; receipts. 99S; weekly exports.
5,490 boxes. Eggs quiet, unchaneed. re- e.
ceipts 1886.
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Farming by Irrigation a Sure ThInc

Round trip homeseekers' tickets via
Northern Pacific Railway the first and
third Tuesdays in April. May and June
rates. fine service in tourist sleeping cars.
George d. Rogers, City Ticket agent, Fifth
and Robert streets. -
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State Of Minnesota.

State OF MINNESOTA.
Department of Insurance
whereas. the Michigan Fire and Ma
rlne insurance Company. corporation
organized under the laws of Michigan.
has fully complied with the provisions
OF the laws of this state relative to the
admission and authorization of insurance
companies of Its class.
NOW. therefore. l. the undersigned In
Surance Commissioner. do hereby en-
power and authorize the said above named
company TO transact its appropriate busi-
ness of fire insurance in the State of
Minnesota. according to the laws thereof.
until the 31st day of January A. ID. 1906.
unless said authority be revoked or other
wise legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal
at St Paul. this 31st day Of January,
A. d. 1906.
THOMAS d. O'BRIEN,
Insurance Commissioner.
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PARIS

PARIS. April 15.-Three per cent rentes.
SO francs 37l2 centimes for the account.
Exchange on London, % francs 16 CEN
times for checks.
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CATTLE PRICES
ARE STRONG
Demand Good for Butchers and
Stockers Stuff-Good De-
mand for Fat Hogs
ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK

SOUTH ST. PAUL, April 15.-Estimat-
ed receipts at the Union stock yards to-
day: Cattle, 800: calves. 60; hogs 1000;
sheep, %; cars. 50. Official receipts April
IA: Cattle, 492; calves, 12S; hogs, 26SS;
sheep, 312; cars, so.
Hogs-Market strong to sc higher; bulk
So. 25Q5.30: REPRESENTATIVE sales:
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Settlers, Rates Via Soc Linz

To points in Manitoba, Ontario and As
siniboia via Winnipeg. Tickets on sale
every Tuesday in April. Ticket office,
Sf9 Robert St, st. Paul. Minn.
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s27.75 to ealveston and Ret,,rn

The Chicago Great Western Railway
VIII on April is run special excursion
party to Southern Texas. Special party
hShtful outing. For further fnforma tion
apply to ]. p. Elmer. G. p. A, st. Paul.
MINI.
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$500 to Dakotas Via 500 Line

Every Tuesday in April. Particulars at
Ticket Office. 379 Robert St, ST. Pau,
MINI.
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Sac of minnesota.

State Of Minnesota.
Department of Insurance
Whereas, the British American Insur-
ance Company, a corporation organized
under the laws of New York has fully
complied with the provisions of the laws
of this state relative to the admission
and authorization of insurance companies
of its class.
Now, therefore. l. the undersigned. In
surance Commissioner do hereby en-
power and authorize the said above named
company TO transact its appropriate busi-
ness of fire insurance in the state OF
Minnesota. according to the laws thereof
until the 31st day Of January, A D. 1906.
unless said authority be revoked or
otherwise legally terminated prior thereto
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal
at st. Paul, this 31st day OF January.
A. d. 1905.
THOMAS d. O'RRIEN.
Insurance Commissioner
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On sale every Tuesday in April. Nav and
June to Minnesota, North Dakota and
Canadian points. Ask about tourist car
rates and service. George d. Rogers. City
Ticket office, Fifth and Robert streets.
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$500 TO pakotas Via soo ,Ir.

Every Tuesday in April Particulars at
Ticket Office, 379 Robert ST., st. Paul,
MINI.
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$500 North Pacific coast-s22. so to the
kootenay
Every day until May Is. 1905. Ticket
Office, S79 Robert St, st. Paul. MINI.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET

Minnesota Transfer. ST. Paul. Minn-
Barrett d Zimmerman report a consider
able lack of buyers in comparison with
Ihe large supplies on hand. The last two
days dullness weakened the values of ali
but the wholesale trade showed a decreasa
IN all branches of the market Values:
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To Canadian Northwest uIa sno In.

Homeseekers' rates every Tuesday
Ticket Office, 379 Robert St, St. Paul
MINI.
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No. Av Price. mo. Av. Price.
stag. ... $50 81 SO -. 90 s4.s5
49,: -: 10o 4-25 boar. 10 800
Cattle-Killing stuff steady: good quar-
1ty stockers and feeders scarce; prices
quoted steady; common grades slow and
weak. Representative sales:
Butcher Steers
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$500 North Pacific coast-s22. so to the
kootenav

Every day until May is. 1905. Ticket
Offlce, 319 Robert St., ST. Paul, MINI,
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK

SIOUX CITY, Ia. April 15.-Cattle-
Receipts, 500; Friday, $50; shipments, 457;
market steady. Sales:
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BRITISH AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY

Principal office. New York city. Cor
ganized in 1881 E ]. Knowles, presi-
dent; G. V. Howard, secretary pro tenn.
Attorney to accept service In Minnesota.
Insurance Commissioner.
Cash canitaI conn mn m
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In demand at steady to strong prices
Representative sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
NO. Kind. Average Price.
323 Shorn western wethers f20 50 25
SS shorn western ewes .. .105 90
Shippers-J. w. Goty, Sheldon, N. D.;
b. G Wallace. Drayton, n. D.; A. Matti-
son, New Germany; WeinzieFl Bros, st.
Bonifacius; S. Hughes, Stanton; T. Bet
sehl Savage.
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INDEMNITY. MUTUAL MARINE AS
SURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED

New York City. Higgins &. Coy. general
managers in the United States Attor-
ney 10 accept service in Minnesota, In
surance Commissioner
Deposit capital sgOo oOo o0
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CENTENNIAL NOTES.

covered In California, I; years ago, Viii
be reproduced NJ the Lewis aud clark
exposition by the Sacramento Valley 10.
Nolopment association,
Massachusetts viii send a delegation OF
legislators 10 the LOWS ana Claik oNpos.
ion, ana they viii bring with them mn
orator Tor tho occasion Tho Roy DIR,
tart Of Worcester IL mentioned IN this
connection,
Every day during the four and u half
one or moro oyonrsions TO Portland, OIL
account " special events, will be- run, II
~ estimated that a thousand visitors
VIII reach Portland daily on excursion
trains alone
There VIII be riot " roses IN bloom
ON the grounds " the Laws and Clark
days thereafter rho rose cshlbI, NH
show fourth the glorics of tho Oregon
climate an producer W huos ana per.
lumo,
abraham Llncoln's old homo NJ sprlng.
ilold, H., the only piece of real estate over
owned by the mnrlyrcd president, viii bo
reproduced M ne Illinois state buldiUg at
Llncoln'rclics Will DO exhibited,
70 vide " tho intorcs, displayed IN tho
'nfi'''N W 'n1'N lNWf NllU titIk tN-
plocrets Of the Pacific Northwest, that
me railroads entering that territory have
ionnd II necessary 10 prepare special
booklets OF information OF which scvcra
EDITIONS have been exhausted The Lewis
ana Clark exposition IN growing M likn
o mushroom, but the structures are BY
no means " the mushroom style Of arch.
itcoturc, Lumber TX 40 cheap In Oregon
whore II grows on trees that the conoos
slonarics are building more substantial
slrno lures than any amusement creations
ever seen at an exposition,
Tho house NJ Springfield which Abra.
nam Lincoln owned and occupied viii
be reproduced at the LOWS and Clark
exposition M the Illinois state building,
This " tho only piece OF real estate that
Lincoln ever owned, The house ~
now used 0e a museum OF Lincoln rel.
ios, many ~ which VIII BIO on oNhlbI.
ton at Portland,
Dr.. T, Il, Hunt who had charge Of
tho lgorrotc village at the ~. Louis
worlds fair, has arrived IN Portland
win VI OF the Iontoo Igorrotes, direct
from the wllds Of the Philippines. These
dog"eaters VIII build n village and DO a
Feature OF the Lewis ana Clark eyposI.
ton, Or, Hunt says that moro than
300 Igorrotos begged To accompany him
back to the United states,
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REASONED IT OUT
And Found n Change OF Food Put
Him Y l4hi,

A man does not count AZ wasted the
time he spends IN thinking over his
business, but he seems 10th 10 give tho
Same sort OF careful attention 10 him.
self ana to his health.
And YET his business would be worth
lltlo without good health 10 care for II ,
a business man tells how he did him.
solf good by carefully thinking over
his physical condition, investigating to
find out what was needed, and then
changing TO the right food
For some ycors ! had been bothered
q greet dnal inter meals My food
seemed 10 lay like lead In my stomach
producing heNvnoss and dulncHs and
sometimes positive pnM, or course This
rendered me more or less unit for bust.
nete, ana ! made M my mind that
something would hsvo 20 10 done,
Reflection led me 10 IN, conclusion
mat over'ootlra, nllln9 The stomach
with inilgcst'hla food, wa. Icapcnsihls
for many OF tie lls that hnmnn nenh
cnduros, and that ] was Furnishing my.
self IN that wny-thnt wep what was
making mo 80 dull. heavy and nncom.
Portable, and unAt FOR business pftor
meals, ] concluded 10 try grape. Nuts
food TO zoe what Il could do for me,
" have been using II Tor aome
months now, and am glnd 60 say that Il
has given mo entire relief, do not nuf.
fer any longer after meals my food
gccms TO asslpllnto easily and perfect
", and 20 do tho work for which Il
was intended. have rcgaipod my
normal weight and find that busineas
IN n pleasure once more--oan take more
interest In II, aud my mind IL clearer
ana more alert
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek Mich, li
There's u ronton,
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FIRST TRAINS
OVER SAN PEDRO
Hm.cdS PULLED Out Of Salt Lake
And Los Angeles on
Time
SAW THEM START.
Splendid Equl pmcnt on the Salt lake
Route. -Easlbound Ia Crowded
With Passengers

The nrst regular train over the Salt
Lake Route last night lcft Salt Lake
nnd Los Angeles respectively mt $3.50
ana 80 10 the dot In both cities there
were crowds to see the initial train off
and wished Il good luck Tho west.
bound out Of this city WAS made up of
the Observation-Disclosures, standard
sleeper Il diner two chair ears, day
coach ana baggage ear together with 4
diner that was being hauled doadhcad,
The engine was No, i0S one ~ the blk
Pacific type with a Vanderbilt tender
The train coming east and which ar.
rlvcs at 6i5 tomorrow morning con.
sisls Of ono baggage ear, two day
coaches, three tourist alcepcra, one
standard, one observation and one din.
Ing ear,
The crew on the initial train out N
SAT- Lake last night WAS ng follows.
j, E, Mccarthy conductors John Edgar
engineer George a, Bristol fireman,
dining car conductor Earl Brackotts
j, a, Cole, chef In addition ON board
the train were District Freight ana
Passenger Agent i, H. Moore, Travelling
Passenger Agent H. <eth C. Kerr,
superintendent II y, TWinmg OF the
pullmun service, Superintendent j. W,
Rogers Of the Pacific Express company,
Ttnlnmostcr W. H. Smith, Mr. Allan
or mo commissnry department and
George IT, Ravens of Butte who goes
To los Angeles aB assistant tickot
agent
Among the passengers noticed ON the
train Wore Mrs, Kenneth &, Kerr ana
family on route 10 Terminal Island,
Miss Pauline SchoItlor ana mother, Mr..
and Mrs, w, H. lhVicllc, Mrs, Pierce
Of Butte, Mrs y Moore ana Mrs, Ken.
driek, Mrs, ", H. Spanglcr and Nh
Murphy,
While tho wcstbound train was not 20
heavily loaded M tho one that let
Los Angeles all the cars carried a
comfortable number of passengers The
lr0ln coming from Los Angeles has
every berth occupied ana IN an IL ear.
iyng n few over 300 passengers
From telegraph udylccs received 10.
day tho onstbound Train had groa,
reception at Riverside whore souvenirs
were passed through the ears tn the
passengers, Other towns turned out
IN force and swung hats, n, the train,
The train that left salt Lake was one
Of the hnndsomest that has pulled out
Of this city, The big windows of the
char ears which are nftor the Pullman
pattern attracted considerable favor.
able comment The comfort Of The
socond-class passengers IN being wcll
looked after and every ear throughout
the train IN bong cleaned up by an
attendant at stated intervals, The din.
Ing car which has been described be.
fore looked very handsome with ~
handsome new fittings, electric llgh,
fixtures and noral decorations. This
morning u WAS the intention To present
! every lady patron of the diner With a
bouquet AZ the breakfast table,
The train II due to arrive IN Los
Angeles at 7 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing
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IMPRESSIVE SERVICES.
Friends Pay Tribute TO tho Memory Of
Mrs. Margaret McLaohlan.

Tho funeral services over the remains
Of Nina Margaret N0lsmlth McLaohan
were held from tho Taylorsvllc assem-
bly, hall at y, m, yesterday, Bishop
liober Dennlon conducting, The ward
choir sang the hymn, When first the
glorious lIght OF truth" Prayer was Of
forcd by Elder W. II, IIoigh, followed
by the choir singing the hymn, 20 MY
Father Tho speakers were, Elder
chas, Rich President David Mckenzie,
Elder Geo, G, Lambert, Bishop Daniel
Mcllac, President y, q, Cannon, Bishop
lIcbor Bcnnlon, Elder Joseph u, Tny.
lor. President Charles H. Hyde and
Slater Susie l}onnlon, who all testified
OF the faith, love, patience and happy
disposition Of Sister MoIachlan, who
during her long suffering as an invalid
scattered peace and ohoorfulneae, en-
ournglng those about hor by her
blindness, Particular reference was
made to her labor among tho children,
whom she entertained In her pleasant
home, NJ ehc was not always able 10
attend their gatherings, Elder VIM
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WIN overcome mdlgcslon and dymop.
eIn regulate the bowels md cure llVor
and kidney. complaints II IN tho hes
blood cnrlehcr and inylporn,or IN no
world II IL purely .vcRolnhlo, perfectly
harmless, and should YOU bo n sufferer
wise
Il n Andrews, Editor and Mer. Cocoa
and R0ckcdgo Nowa, Cocoa, Fla, writes,
~ have used your lIorhlno IN my fam-
n.y. and ma II moat excellent medicine
It's onooie upon myself have been q mark.
cd bonellt J recommend n unhosltnting
W toc, Sold by Y, G NJ T. Drug Dept, h
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NOTHING LIKE
LEATHER
One-half to One-Third or

All our Leather Goods for two weeks,
ladies' Wrist Bags very latest styles)
Purses, card Cases, lilll Books, Letter
Cases, Wallets, Ladies' Writing Sets,
Music Rolls Visiting Lists,
travelling Cases, Collar ana Gun Sets,
Desk Pads, Etc. IN fact, every Nov
city IN Leather
DEsEhET NEWS BOOK STORE,
. Main ST.,
Salt Lake city,
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allowing the King Hardware and stove
company Ia cncronch on the sidewalk
10 inches In order 10 change its store
mont, The council granted the company
permission 90 occupy the walk hut the
mayor vetoed H. The council SUSTAINED
lts former action, Notwithstanding the
veto, by a vote ~ ~ 10 ;,
TINS ONE SUSTAINED,
ny u vote Of To 0 the veto Of the
mayor OF tho sale of a strip of land In
LOT Z block I, plat y, TO G. W, Midglcy
was sustained by tho council.
The board OF public works submitted
liz communication IN regard 10 Ia.
slrucling J., j, Moran To proceed win
certain water main extensions IN view
OF the fnct that the contract for ostcn.
tlons for this year hus been awarded
10 j., y, Ford, Tho matter Mas referred
To the city attorney with instructions
to submit an opinion ns 10 the legality
or tho action of tho board NY next Mon
day night
Tho Alta club was given permission
70 run u a'inch iron pipe across South
Temple street from the club building
10 the Emory.IIolmcs dat through
which electric light wires are TO be- run
so ~ "a connect with the light plant
IN tho fiat TO furnish HIGHT Ia the club
u case of emergency when the regular
lights are out
The q, A II, pcttionod the council
for tho usual appropriation Of 800 TO
assist IN its services on Decoration day,
Tho matter was referred 10 the finance
committee,
CLAIM REFERRED.
Tho claim OF Fritz llohuech for $40, 900
damages for injuries received by fall.
INK Into BELL Telephone company
trench on state and Second South
streets was referred Ia the committee
ON claims with the city, attorney assoc
ciOtcd,
city Auditor Fclt submitted tho do.
parlmcnt poyrols for the last half OF
the month OF April amounting IN all to
S,9ib6S, which were referred to tho
finance committee, with The chairman
OF the other committees associated
The Commercial Travellers submitted
an invitation for the council To ncc9m-
phny thom on thor annual oyours.n
10 Logan on June o. Tho invitation wNs
accepted,
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Exposure.

cutting winds, sudden changes OF temper.
allure, scanly clothing, undue exposure Of
the throat and neck after public speaking
and singing bring on coughs and colds
Billiards. liorchound Syrup In tho best
cure,
Mrs, A Barr Houston Texas writes
Ian, 81, 1909, zone bottle Of Ballar1'H
ilorchound syrup cured mo Of u very bad
cough I, IL very pleasant To take &c
Doc, 100, sold by n c. NJ j. Drug
Dept
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Foster sang the solo, "Only Remem.
brrcd and the choir closed the sors
Vices by singing the hymn Weary
Not Bencdlction was pronounced
by Elder VIM, Painter, The grave was
dedicated by Elder Alfred Bennion, The
lloral offerings were numerous and
beautiful, and n Ions corlegc followed
Inc remains TO the Taylorsvlllc ccmc-
terry,
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CLAIM REFERRED.
A Positive Necessity,

Having 10 lay upon my bed for n days
from severely bruised log, | only found
snow Llnlmcn,, can chccrfully recon.
mend " M the best medicine for bruises
over sent 20 tho afflicted, II has now be.
come positive necessity upon myself y
H. Byrncs, Merchant Doycrsylllo, Texas,
Dept, ID
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
600 YOU RgMEMBERO

great mass meeting was hold In tho Tabernacle Cly
uton the government redress he OF
nyesoy Six s,ns were fatally
burned and "a seriously,
TEN YEARS 400 TODAY
Doc hosse who killed soldier Fort
Judge Batth 10 II Soas imprisonment
The of dlaclsson
constitutional convention,
Theodore Durr,Ot held
mont and Minnie Williams Francisco
iva YEARS TODAY
Tho onco Of he Wagner sou,h was
robbed
Arthur wallace tried for tho murder
OF u fellow soldier
Heavy lighting reported rha South
~
Filipino rebels attacked American garrison OF 30 mon killing 20 Of
them, '
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ONLY 800
Ogden aud pnturn,

Via oregon short llnc, May ard
state Camp session aud Banquet OF
Modern Woodmen OF America. Every.
body invited,
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TEA

There Is no Schilling's
pest not in packages, "air.
tight packages,
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JUDGE MINERS PROTEST.,

Judge j. a, Miner submitted pro.
.csl against cutting down tho grade OF
roN South Temple street In front OF his
'Wuehco on the north side OF the
oWve, and notified the council that no
WOULD claim damages against Tho city
Wr ,no changc IN Grade az the Same
w,oull run hln property The protest
aWu " hnd been represented to tho
wo'ah,an' mat ne grade would not he
upwn more than ~ feet, Whereas
,,mm, W uul foet Tho committee on
'Veets VIII consider the matter, "
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PASSED OVER VETO,

me veto OF Mayor Morris 10 the
mnenusd license ordinance reducing
Mr ,leenso Tor olrcusos from 500 por
SSuS 70 NVo FOR the first day ana $500 for
mvh dny thereafter was overrlddon by
WV up council by u vote 81 "a 10 a, those
nu,ns 10 sustain the mayor being
ruveop Tuidonhlm and Wolle ,rhc
49, ~ lhe appropriation OF $50 To de.
,oF, tne eNpensos OF Plumbing Inspco.
w vo. Mnkqr on q trip east 10 make I'm.
,h,mnssn,ons looking towards tho abol.
INV "gns OF grease traps In tho city,
Nnn lild over for one week, wv W.
Amy h..yors veto was again ovcrrld.
WV Wy inc council IN the matter Of
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TRIP TO los ANGELES,

Mayor Morris submitted the Invita-
llon from senator w, A, CLARK FOR hlm-
,clf and tho mombers OF the council to
l'ln IN the excursion from this city 10
los Angeles over the san Pedro road, on
lhe oVoning OF May o. Tho matter was
IrIolrod to the special committee hav-
NIX me celebration of The opening OF the
road IN hand, and the committee I'm.
,liuoled the city recorder TO telegraph
an acceptance OF the invitation TO Sen.
llor Clark,
, 1905-05-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Johnson-A. r. Elfried, Selby
s. D.; William Giossler, Atlantic City
Wyo.; L. A. Holdredge and wife, North
park; Mrs. c. Christensen, Grant
Wyo.; ]. H. McNealey. Centennial; G
B.. Swift and wife b. Lord, Denver; ]
w. Taylor, S. Belwood, Rock Creek;
George Dies, Berlin, Wis; James ]
Scovey, tie camp.
At the Kuster-Ralph Coyte, Spicer
Colo; Ned C. Adams, J. w. Howard
Wyoming ranches; Otto Rauch, Rocl
Springs; G. B. Syme, Centennial; J
F. Wolfersberger, Lindsey, Kas.; A
w. Upson, Denver; Charlie Jarvis, 81
bylee.
At the Union Pacifc-W. H. Morri
son, Wheatland; F. G.. White, w. H
Clark, w. r. Rhoads, Denver; P. A
Beck, Cheyenne; Frank E. O'Brien
New York; Fred Kirby, st. Joseph, Mo
At the Phillips. w. haworth
Shelton, Neb.