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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
.LABOR'S POSITION
WORSE THAN EVER
That Is The Declaration Made By
Prcsldept Coates al Miners
Meeting
GENERAL SITUATION REVIEW.
Address Was Loudly Applaudsd-- Only
Routine Business und,r Way
with lh, Delsgalcs

Despite the comparative oasinoss Of
the money market, and IN spite Of the
determined efforts OF orglnlsrd labor
TO protect Itself The condition OF the
working class today, taking tho world
over IN worse than II ever has hoon
In the declaration mado hy President
ID, &, Coates OF the American Labor
union this mornlng, Mr. Coates de-
llYcrod an address 10 tho convention
OF tho Western Federation OF Mincle,
which conWumcd about an hour ~ tho
end OF llS session this morning Ills
loplc was labor conditions over the
world and the mems labor must adopt
10 force recognition and Holvo the
problems now before H.
he commenced by AN attack ON the
present system Of organization, doclnr'
INK tho trades union lnnofoctual proc
lection against the cnptOliatic class,
Rnd then spoke OF the merits OF I'M
dustrln Unlonlem' As u plan of olgon'
ISation that would successfully proc
toct the working class from It's employ
crs and enominoe,
The lnborlng class Of the whole world,
No discussed, reviewing the situation
IN every country, especially IN Russia,
Nll'lfi Nv FNlNt " NNN N'li'lih ~ wv '
without the power of the ballot, ana
without financial power, 10 take pos.
session NJ the country IN this hour or
emergencies, A condition Of restless
ness In other countries he took to mean
that the lnborlng class was awakening
to u realization OF It's plight, ana de-
handing reform
An outbreak In Colorado yesterday
might have been quelled by the bull
pen, and an outbreak In Chicago TO-.
day by the militia ana injunction, but
tomorrow there win be trouble AT Nono
other place, 90 receive no anal quielus,
until present conditions are changed
The address was heartily applauded
by the delegates present, Tho speaker,
while not member OF the convention,
was present ns u representative OF tho
American Labor union, with which the
Western Federation Of Miners has been
affiliated for many years
Outside Of this address, only routine
business was attended to, The discuss
sion of the morning conferred on the
permit card system, which waH intro.
ducod on resolution following the
PRESIDENTS report, Tho committed con.
siderod the matter Of adopting the Jndd
Memorial Home as the official home ~
the Federation Will meet tonight,
The convention now expects 10 nnlsh
It's work before the end of tho present
week, and adjourn for the year.
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SALT LAKE HAS
LOW DEATH RATE.
For Month Of May the Average
Was Bat 90 Per Thousand
Inhabitants
RATE FOR the YEAR ABOUT 7
Very Little Conlaqlon AZ Compared
With Monlh pfeyious--Ibs
Weeks Report

ON, IT population OF 1900, ihcre
were only a. deaths IN This city during
the month Of May and tina average
death rate for the month was only 90
pcr thousand Inhabitants Tho ogilmat'
OF average death rate for tho year, IN.
Guiding tho month Of May ls zoe which
N tho lowest tho city has hnd since
1901 Tho N deaths Include four btlll
births, which up 10 this month have not
been Included In the number of deaths
or the total number Of donlhs, cSclu'
Nvo OF SIN births rs wcro males and
gS f0maou For tho same month last
year lhorc worc 20 deaths ana the rate
was 500
The births reported during Inc month
numbered liS, OF which II were males
and n females
The report " acting clerk kVrth fur.
lhor shows that there were 60 cnsos Of
contagious diseases reported during tho
month ae f0lloNsi Diphthorla, Z scar
lot fc'cG y mouslos, 49,, smallpox, NJ
~ compared 10 10 last month Chickcn'
poS u iuberculonlR t.
During the month Clty Food lnspec.
tor Meyers condemned iS0lls pounds Of
impure food including $50 crates Of
Strawberries, 1nsos " apnc0,s and
ease Of cherries There were 90 tests
~ milk made ana all came NJ 10 the
standard ANA some surpassed II
Health Commissioner Wilcox has ~.
tabllshed n record IN economy during
the mouth which VIII be hard 10 sur.
pass. The expenses ~ the health dc.
pnrtmcnt u IN estimated VIII run over
$1,000 less than the same month last
year
WEEKS REPORT
Tho report OF the board Of health Tor
the week ending June 3 shows 81 births
Of these rs were males ana II females,
Tho deaths for the same period nun.
bored w. II males and 4 females, OF
these II wero residents, males and q
females ! nonresident died here,
There were premature births and I
still born, Three bodlea were brought
hero for intcrment The contagious
diseases reported for the week mum.
borcd A. an follows, ono case Of small.
poS; two cases Of dlphthora and one
case of measles,
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GOVERNOR CUTLER
ON FLAG DAY."
Utah Added Last Star TO Coustel.
lalIon and Should Com.
memorate II,
JUNE ID IS the DATE FIXED.
Request That the Starry BaAner Wave
From All Public Balldses and
Private Residences.

Governor cutler ,odny Issued the
following Proclamation;
joy the governor OF the state Of Utah,
proclamation
ON the IAN Of June, l,,7, tho Congress
of the lnllcd states OF America enact
ca That the nag Of the thirteen
United states be thirteen stripes, al.
Tomato rcd ana whll0 that the Union
DO thirteen STARS Mhiiu IN q blue iled,
ieprohonilnH new constellation"
Later no 'ongrono llNcd the shape o.
me iihB TO be thirteen stripes ana "A
now star for each state, Thus, the
anniversary of the birth of our iag
TAILS pn the lith OF June,
Utah waa the last star added to tho
constellation, and II ~ most hltlng
that The citizens OF this state should
unto ON that day In cultiyatlng q
sentiment OF patriotism ana IN pro.
noting n healthy national spirit. Pat.
rloiism IN and reverence for the ma.
lional emblem should be lnatlllod into
the MIND and heart of Oyory citizen
Teach II 10 the young The best aud
greatest government that the world
has ever known IL the one over which
floats our own starry banner, Let
the present nH well As coming genera
lions know that Wherever that max
fonts II N an emblem OF liberty and
hope,
Therefore, In harmony with a com-
mondOblo public desire hereby de.
slgnnte ana proclaim, Wednesday, juno
n, 1905, ~ Flag day and request that
the cust0dlanH Of the buildings of the
state wherever located cause the
buildings Ia be- appropriately decorate
ed with the Red White and Blue, |
earnestly recommend that the munl.
cipNl officers ~ our towns, cities and
yillngcH cause all municipal buildings
10 be likewise decorated, and tina, all
our citizens VIII display from their
dwellings ana business houses tho nag
Of our common country II N hoped
that the schools and patriotic soclotios
VIII hold appropriate exercises. The
story OF the 0ag i,a history what II
cost IN blood and treasure, what n
represents, ana our duty Az citizens of
Utah 10 our great republic, cannot be
too often told nor too deeply impressed
upon our children,
In testimony whereof have hero.
unto set my hand and caused the great
seal Of the state Of Utah 10 be here.
unto aillyed, nt Salt Lake city this
5th day Of June, A. y. 1905.
(Sonl)
JOHN q, CUTLER,
ny the Governor,
G, =, rlNdEY, secretary Of state,
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RIO CRANOE FILES
MAP Of NEW LINE
First Step In Extensive Improve
ments Contemplated on Main
Limo IN Utah.
CUTOFF FROM WESTWATER.
New Line IN 40 10 Miles IN Lcoeth 900
New Dcpo, anl Yards
AZ Cisco

The FIRST step In tho extensive I'm.
provenlcnis contemplated by tho RIO
urande In The direction Of Improve
pcnis OF ~ main limo In Utah. m pro-
vlouely outlined by tho "Nows,' has
been takca by'lho engineering depart.
ncnl ana two maps arc now on lllo
al the United states land onlco here,
duplicates OF which win bo forwarded
today 20 Washington, y, g., for nps
proyol by the department Of the inIcr'
l0r
Ono map sets forth the nnal looa'
,lon Of a cut.oll " gono 26i0 miles IA
longth that II to be- parallel 10 the main
mo west from point on the Colorado.
utnh line, The proposed line runs from
Woslwntor through Agate 10 the ylcln'
NY Of Whltohouso IN Grand county,
Tho second man IL Of proposed I'M
pmVomcnts of tho yards and depot at
Cisco,
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hurley TO rilE FRONT,
Ma or 7. u, Reed 'fells ~ Developments
In tho New Town,

Mai, Thomas H. Reed Of Durlcy, Ida,
Is Nt the Kenyon In illustrating tho
rupd growth OF tho new town, he said
that ~ houses had golo up Nv 10 days,
and the increase from now ON would
ho accelerated by roaaon Of he arrival
Of the railroad ~ town from ~Wdol
20 miles away Extensive side tracks
ore being laid, and q substantial dopo,
" being hunt three commission ware
houses are 10 be erected, ana thoro are
already three good lumber yards.
Mai, Reed said that pumping alhnt
would be Installed shortly At lMrloS
nbd several thousand cork bark elm
trees would be sct out m che public
nlrcots and others would be sot out
IN tho now parks, Tho Hotel Reed VIII
be built this year. a two story hosiery,
li0Nl2j feet, Of Mission style, with wldo
rtrRndaa ana open approaches, Town
property 10 the value OF $4,000 has
been Gold, and 800 people are IN town
already with 10 ana Z new arrivals
daily, 80 the town " l'urloS N grow.
INK,
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WEATHER REPORT


Record at the local oinco " the
weather bureau for the "a hours end.
Ing NJ 0 q, m, today
Barometer reading at q u, M 2b6@
inchrs, temperature NJ n, M 80 Dc
pfoos, maximum, i6 minimum, N mean,
0g which Is I degree below normal
Excess ~ the daily mean temperature
plnco tho nrst " the month ~ degrees
Excess " daily mean temperature since
Jan, T. 26l degrees .
Excess IN precipitation since Jan !, 0
inches,
FORECASTS TILL y, NJ TUESDAY,
locul forecast for Salt Lake city and
yloinltyi
Fair tonight and Tucsdayl warmer
Tuesday
Color
Iair tonight ana Tuesday warmer
Tuesday and m south portion ionlght
Wost wyoming Showers and cooler
tonight, Tuesday fair and warmer
WEATHER CONDITIONS
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ZIG COAL DEAL,
lurlbsr Details Regarding tho y. J,
Quoply Holdings IN Utah,

Some further light " thrown on the
story printed M the News last week
regarding the mysterious visit Of Chlef
Engineer WllliAm Ashton Of the ore.
Ron short Limo, w. A, Munloy, en-.
ginoor OF the Union Pacific Coal com.
rany and other officials to sallna can.
yon whore they Inspected the grade
ana the coal lands adjacent AZ u So
Qucl 90 the story the following special
10 the Cheyenne Tribune from kom-
meror IN Interesting
"A deal Ia said 10 be pending where.
by the Hartman interests may pur-
chase the great coal lands owned by
Patrick j, Queoly the coal klng OF this
city and associates, lying IN Eastern
Utah and western Wyomlng
"Chlof Engineer Wllllnm Ashton OF
tho oregon short Line and u, a, Man.
~. engineer ~ the Onion Pacific Coal
company, have Just returned from an
inspection OF the lands, during which
they took "A large number Of photo.
graphs OF tho arades which would be
used for The construction of n road TO
tnp tho fields,
II ~ ANNOUNCED the Hartman inter.
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June 18th at
Salt Palace.
OPEN AIR ARENA.
A High'ClaS
b o x I N G
Exhibition
Between JIMMY GARDNER, the unde.
le0ted ligh,veigh,,apd JACK o'KEifr,
eonQuercr OF jimmy Britt,
TWO GOOD pRELlMiNARIrs,
Admission $500, 8a,oo, $500.
Tickets on Sale at Stickney's Cigar store,
ass 3, Main,
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult county clerk or respective hgn.
ors for further information,

Consult county clerk or respective flgU.
orB for further Information,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, rRo,
bate Division, Salt Lake County state ~
Utah, In the matter Of the estate ~
James Blggs, deceased Notice, The pc,
titlon Of Caroline Briggs praying Tor iho
issuance TO Caroline liylgRs and Benjamin
brlegs OF letters Of administration IN tina
been set for hearing ON saturday the
l7th day of June, a y, 1908, at 10 O'clock
a, m az the county court house, IN tho
court room Of said court IN Salt Lake
CITY, Salt Lake County TITAN
Witness the clerk Of said court with the
seal thereof affixed, this 5lh day Of Juno
A. D. 1903
tscaO J. L, BLpREDGE JR
CLERK
by W, H. FARNsWoRTn,
Deputy Clerk
Thomas Adams Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
BUSINESS NOTES.

The annual stockhodors meeting OF
lions Savings Bank and Trust oompn-
ny was held IN lls directors room at
II n, m today one thousand nyo huns
drod and ninety shares were rcprosont.
cd out Of total Issue ul 5000 shares,
Reports Of the president 10 tho stock.
holders and Of The cashier 10 tho plos.
dent and board ot directors Woro read
and showed the institution To be- IN ok
ccllont condition,
The past year has witnessed very
satisfactory growth, both In the NUM-
Der and amount OF tho deposits The
total number OF savings accounts 10
date " ig,OO2, and the aggregate ro-
sources were shown 20 be N,O6l 256Sl,
The Old board Of directors were rd-
elected consisting Of the. following
Joseph u, Smith, Anthem H. Lund, H.
Jack, Francis NJ, Lyman John n,
Cainc, George Reynolds Angus j. Cans
non, John r, Windor, Hyrum NJ,
Smith, Asohol H. Woodmn, ana tho
vacancy caused by tho death of tho
late \, John Nuttnll WAS filled by tho
election Of Mn Ashby Snow Mr, snow
IN tho junior mcmbor Of the law firm Of
Cannon, Irvine a. SNOW and IN a man
OF legal ana inancl.l abllitS
Todays local bank cloarings amount
ed 10 SH5,3jON ~ against S6lS, j0I65
for the Same day last year
The Houston Investment company
has BOUGHT from H. Simon ~ feet front
ON Market street adjoining the Armory
property and viii build upon the same,
In connection with the bcitermonts TO
be made az the Armory, Mr. Houston
proposes 20 make OF that corner one of
the most valuable properties IN that
growing part OF the city
Secretary Of state Tlngcy today mods
Il call ON all the state and Private b0nhs
IN utah for "A statement Of their cond-
ton up 10 the close of business on May
%
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Az the Grand tonight tho opening
Of tho niluor company occurs, The
first hnlf OF the week win hc devoted
10 Barley Camphclpe best play THE
Galley Nhyo'~lhc last half 10 "C0.
MILE
Miss Emma Lucy Gates concert re-
oltnl occurs NJ the Tabernacle ON Fri.
day night 4 rarely Interesting pros
gram has been arranged the
important numbers of which viii he
"Slng sweet Bird" the solo from "Tho
Pearl ~ lroall," with nuto accompanI.
ment, ana "Thc Bell Song from the
opcrn Of "iAkmc" Miss Gates viii a..
go be- heard In number Of lighter eo.
loclIonM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
UTAH BOY HON0RED,
Emstt Howell Appointed vsledictorian
Al Rush Medical Col

II win he pleasing TO the many friends
Of Emmett Howell, Formerly u student
at he brigham Young college ana
University Of Utah, TO learn that he
has been appointed yaodic'ofIan OF this
years graduating class at the Rush
Medical college, with which he has
been connected for four years past.
Tho distinction II one Justly bestowed
and Mr. Howell has been conscIen'
tioua, pnlneiaklng student, ANA protu-
atoa this year with hlBh honors, pr
IIowoll, who IL now a resident Of Idaho
,Nns clnesmnlo OF A, g, Mnthoaon
chief clork to state superintendent Nol'
son,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05

The Daughters " the Pioneers held
preliminary business meeting In this
city Saturday afternoon, with Mrs,
eusn Y, Gates the now president In
charge, Mrs Sarah Jane cannon was
elected chaplain for the ensuing year
ana II was decided 10 hold the next
meeting June g. At ralderS Park AM
other business meeting viii be- held on
Tunsdny Juno 3D. The society VIII
Pioneer day and win extend
an invitation 10 the Sons of the pios
noers To- Join them ON that occasion,
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cats are toekinR 20 ret into the biz
coal fields which have been monopo'
llsod by the Gould Interests for many
years past ana n purchase Of al Of
the Quo0ly lands would give the Union
paoll0 the control desired, These
lands arc acquired by y, j, Qucaly
and associates two years ago and have
recently become coveted By several
rival railroad systems, They Include
hundreds " square miles OF lands
known 10 contain extensive conl de-
poslta and tho deal win probably IN
yolyo several hundred thousand dol.
lars making II the most important
doul over contaminated IN tho west"
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GOOD CASH BALANCE.
State Treasurer Reports the Sum Of
&215,0iS Now on Hand

Tho report Of state Treasurer chris.
tIonscn Tor the month of May has been
nlod with state Auditor Edwards aud
shows tho receipts TO ho ,M,slIiO,
which tho balance on hand ON May Of
s539 6S66b makes n total ON hand OF
s,9s 5o3,i5 Tho disbursements amount.
"a to sl53 $500 leaving balance ON
hand on June Of s2i50S,l6 This
balance n divided among the various
state FUNDS as follows
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.. =. l.. BUYS LAND.
purchases 10 Acres 81 Montpelier for
Feeding In Transit Yards,

Montpelier Examiners Wednesday
TAX Agent Evans, representing tho
oregon Short Llno Railway company,
closed The deal for the purchase of so
acres OF lana from Llsh strong and
80 acres from jake Jones, Tho land Ia
situated west ~ the railroad tricks
and Just north ~ tho city limits, Mr.
Evans also secured Ave year lcasO
ON the school section adjoining the
other land on the northwest
Tho purchase and lease OF these tracts
Of land by the railroad company were
made for tho purpose OF establishing
locd yards and securing nasturaBo for
stock being shipped east and means
considerable for Montpelier, rs II VIII
furnish market for hay ana grain
shippers win also spend more or less
money here IN other ways while their
stock " feeding,
Montpelier was selected Tor n food-
ing point mainly on account Of looa-
lon The law requires that stock IN
transit mus, be fcd and watorod every
rs hours and Montpelier IN located just
right 20 mako II q feeding point for
stock loaded IN eastern oregon and
many points IN Idab In fact, thor0
II no other desirable point between
pocatollo ana Green River pooatello
could not be- considered ON account Of
the hlgh prIco Of feed there and tho
lack Of grazing ground, and II " too
long haul 10 Green River, The
abundance and cost of feed here waa
also nm important factor IN Montpcllers
favor While Mr., Evans lid not state,
II N quite likoly the stock yards viii
DO removed from iholr present site 10
tho componys newly acquired land, ~
the change would greatly expedite The
work OF unloading and ro.loading the
FtOuk,
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ADDRESS WANTED,

Elder l., ~ Christensen, now laborlne
az missionary IN Denmark, desires
the address Of a, j, Hansen, formerly
Of nrlnton, Salt Lake county and at
ono time n member Of the Legislature,
MI Hansen II supposed 20 DO living
G Ger chpI,,ensons 1 noaros. ,oEy G
No, IL, kobenhaycn. ~, Denmark.
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WESTERN PACIFIC.
George Gould Expects to Finish rp work
IN Two Years,

.Adylccs from New York arc 10 the
ofocl that George j, lould plans that
sNall be ON San Francisco pay before
june !, 1907 Specifications coll for tho
construction ~ $50 miles Of main line
for Western Pacific IN the fastest time
ON record, Not u construction contract
has been lot There IL no prospects that
the first actual work viii begin before
sept l., 1905,
Il, Z, House engineer In charge Of n
PARTY OF western Pacific surveyors,
came IN from camp this morning and
reports everything To he lust lovely"
the camp has been moved from Koss.
lrrs ranch ana IL now located In the
vicinity OF Grlntsvlllo,
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plrp

KNIGHT Milford Dan Knipht ron "
John a and lsorn NJ Knight born July
homo of Ms paronlH No south Seventh
East VI vnlyilar heart dlsonne,
Funeral services viii no held IN tho
Eleventh ward moollughouso, WolnCs day
June l. az n H. m, All friends nro invited
10 be present
The romains may bo viewed M the lale
residence from piO 10 1919 ~ m, Wodncs'
uN}i SuhV ', ti... s.Il..-ls-.l. -.s.i.-ss ~.
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UTAH PoSTMASTERS,
Some Have Thor Salaries Increased,
Some Decreased,
Cspociel to tho "Nows)

lSnocIW N Tho 0NtWNTO
Washington y, 60 June Under
the annual roldiustmcnl II postmns'
,crs' salaries these changes arc an.
bounced
Utah, Increase Dnghnm canyon,
81 800 10 ~ zoo, Munu, $500 10 $500,
RrAnlah Fork. N,l00 90 81 200
Decrease, lohL $1,000 10 ST. 600, Mor-
cur, $1,000 90 tl,lOO, Nophl $500 10
sh2OOi payfon and g. George, SllOO
10 $1,000,
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Another Smoke Suit.

James r. Turner filed suit In the dis.
trlct court today against The United
states smelling company TO recover
damages IN the total Hunl of S2li No
for Injuries 10 his stock crops and
farm alleged 20 have been caused hy
the poisonous smoke aud fumes from
defendants Wnoltor
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons sales on the mining
exchange were,
Carlsa 800 Al aiiA 900 AZ a.
May Day $500 at IS y S0i 5000 al
10 800 at 1875
Yankee, 200 at 81. .ui~.I.ls-l...,
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ONLY $3.50
Logan ana Return,

From Salt Lake, June 9th, via ore.
gon short Line, Special train leaves
Salt Lake $3.50 n, m, ana returning,
leaves Logan $3.50 y, m, Clty Ticket
once 20i Main 81
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FEEDER AL COURT,
smel,ors Enter Appearance In l, \, Dts
irlet court To-day,

In The u, s, district court this after
noon the Bmeters entered appearance
IN the now famous suit brought against
them rs tho farmers of salt Lake coun.
~ by this action the defendants arc
given 30 days yet IN which TO enter
demurrer or take other legal stops,
The trial Of the case of Brinshurst VS.
Utah Eastern, which commenced ON
Friday was Sun under way this after
Noon.
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EXCURSION NORTH
Win orogon short Zinc.

juno TO- Greatly reduced rates 20
northern Utah and Idaho points Soc
agents for full particulars Ticket Of.
ioo aQl Main street.
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TUESDAYS ORGAN RECITAL,

The program for Tuesdays organ 70.
cltal at the Tabernacle II ~ follows,
lF"INrHo u''''up'',,,Dru Handel
R-ih) First movement from " nat
sonata u,i urun Beethoven
90 Noolurne uuuOaeton Dothicr
tcl ola Melody
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EXCURSION NORTH
VIA Or,gon SbortIiae,

Juno TO- Greatly reduced rates TO
northern Utah and Idaho points, SEQ
agents for fun particulars, Ticket Of.
iro 20l Main street.
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Thirteenth Mard-A farewell onter,
tammont IN honor N Ellor Wilson Al
IAN Howard who leaves soon on a
mission 90 the Eastern states, VIII hc
given IN the Thirtoouth ward hall TO.
morrow night on which occasion the
following program VIII be rendered
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luflol ldounlc lllNru1 ,l'i,tl'titt''
Misses Turner boldthwnlto,
Woligang ana Rogers, Metgrs,
Winter Butler Russell and
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WILL CELEBRATE PIONEER DAY.

ny the Governor
G, =, rlNdEY, secretary Of state,