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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
To Arrange Big Meeting.
WEATHER IN MARCH
Data Covering Period Of Thirty One
Years Compiled by Weather Bureau.

Tho following data, covering period OF
thirty-ono years. have been complied from the
weather bureau records Salt Lake City,
Ctah They arc issued 10 show the conditions
tEat have prevailed during the month in ques-
tion for tho above period Of years. but not
O forecast OF The weather conditions for the
coming month.
Tho mean or normal temperature ~ deg, !;
warmest month was that OF 1879, with aver
nRo OF ~ deg. coolest month was that OF 1897.
with an oyerneo OF a deg.: highest temptrn-
ture Il deg, on March 90 1919, lowest
temperature zero. on March 1. 1880.
Average precipitation for tho month. l %
inches: average number OF days with .01 OF an
inch or more II; greatest monthly prccipita-
ton wns i 6s Inches In 1891. least monthly pre-
cipii alton wn5 .13 inch In 1900. greatest amount
OF precipitation recorded in any entytour
consecutive hours wns III inches on March 10
1874. greatest amount Of snowfall recorded in
my twcnty-four consecutive hours Crecord cI-
tending TO winter OF lsS4-Sj CnlSJ was Inches
on March 20. 1884
Average number OF clear days. 10. partly
cloudy days. 10. cloudy days. ii; prevailing
winds havc been from the southeast: average
hourly velocity. ca highest velocity. IS miles
from the west. March !. 1871. also March q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
KNIGHTS ENJOY THEMSELVES
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Calanthe
Myrtle Lodge Held.

One Of tho most enthusiastic meetings
or the year was that or Caiarthe Myrtla
Lodge, knights OF Pythias, last night, at
X. =. hall. CT
Tho lodge was visited by the officers NJ
the grand lodge, who were entertained by
most thorough and extremely efficient
presentation Of the second rank work
The Attendance was unusually large and
The interest manifested was very pleas
Ing to Pythians.
The ritualistic work was followed by
remarks from the grind officers
luncheon, refreshments and cigars a
sLecial feature was the singing OF Mr.,
play the part of "Pythias" in the bi9
production Of Damon and Pythlas5
which the order is putting on under the
direction OF MIR. Milton
Mr. Dhorshak is basso OF great range
power and quality. and his 6Indlrero1t
Mariner by Bullard end the famous
"Armorors' Sore." from Robin Hood -
prctatlon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
PERSONAL MENTION

Freeman Morningstar OF Tuttlc Brothers re-
turned Monday from three wecks' business
trip To Grand Rapids, Mich. He also stopped
Chicago
VIII l. Dunn, who graduated from the law
class at tho State university recently. and who
Is one of Salt Lakes briRhtest young men
has commenced the practice OF law with Ar
thur Brown.
J. Q. CrItchlow of tho Utah Credit Mems as
eocintion is mnking short business rtay in
Idaho In the interest OF that organization.
Samuel A. Kline, representing the Mis-
hawaka Wooden mills OF Mlshawokn Ind Is
in Salt Lake in the interest OF his house. and
visiting with former acqualntances-
state Auditor Edwards visited Brigham City
Tuesday
Surveyor General Thomas Hull ia expected
10 return home Thursday from months stay
in southern California
George f. Swendsen OF the Reclamation ser
vice is absent from Salt Lake for a few days
attending 10 business at northern points
Or. T. q. Beatty. who has been attending
the little daughter OF N. II. Walker, at Ocean
Park Cal. ia expected 10 return homo We'd
a1ay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
IDAHO FALLS PR0PER0US
Mayor Coltman Says Town Is Fast
Building Up

Mayor f. F.. Coltman and Ralph EN-
munds OF Idaho Falls, Ida, are regis
tered at the Kenyon hotel. Mayor Colt
man declares that Idaho Falls ls rapidly
increasing In population and that the ap-
preaching spring VIII witness a great In
fuN OF settlers to the recently Irrigated
land lying In the vicinity OF Idaho Falls
and other towns in that city.
Mayor Coltman further states that con
siderable building Is In progress I'm his
town and that II Is fast assuming the ap-
pearance of modern city. Persons who
settled In the vicinity OF Idaho Falls
within the last year. he states are so
pleased with the outlook for the future
that they arc sending out TO their friends
as 10 the opportunities to be had there
and that such Information will be the
means OF attracting more settlers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
MOAB HAS A CREAMERY
Started for the Purpose of Keepina 4
Home Money at Home

F. B. Hammond OF Moab. Utah. Is in
Salt Lake City. on his way homo from
Huntsville Utah, where he recently pur-
chased twenty milch cows. These cows
will be added to the herd that are at pres
ent furnishing cream for a creamery
which Mr. Hammond recently started at
Moab.
Mr. Hamond explains that until recent
y all butter used In Moab was shipped
in from Sanpete county. He realized thai
by starting q home creamery he could
foster 10 n certain ctxent the idea of
keeping home money "at home" and for
that reason put UP the plant to supply
the local trade. Hc states that he is
creamery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
DEVELOPING Wan
Eastern Utah Citigns
Applications A to DIV

Eastern Utah Is from
having considerable atielp
development II It's water
office Of State Engines
Monday, four applicauo'
appropriations for 10y
was made from stream Y
John B. Ellwood asfs
feet OF water from ne
Uintnh county. with wne'
acres OF ground. 80
Daniel Owen OF Srns|
second feet OF water, yin
Rute lsS acres OF LARD "
river, frogu that stream 3,
John 8, Hacking ,! "
two second feet OF WateL
river. with which TO lIil5'
ground IN Uintah coun1y1 Z
Frederick Blackburn o.
for five second feet Of
Price river Ior irrisaune
of land n Carbon coun'l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
To HOLD RECEPTION
AND EXHIBITION
Ladies' Auxiliary of NJ. & NJ. A.
Arranging to Entertain
the Public.

The Ladlea Auxiliary of the Manufac-
turers and Msrchn ats association is MAX
Ing arrangements to hold public reccp-
ton and exhibition Of Utah made goods
at It's quarters in the galleries OF the
Keith O Brien store. The affair VIII be
held Saturday March 10. by which time
1t is expected that the display OF Utah
products at the auxiliary rooms Will bo
greatly enlarged The ladies arc at pres
ent exertlng every effort TO prevail upon
Utah manufacturers VINO nave not given
an exhibit TO 90 30 at once. Luncheon
wIll be served during the receptIon' 10
which the general public Is invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
UNKNOWN FOUND DEAD
Body of Young Man Found Beside
Railroad Near Cornish.

Near Cornish, the Oregon Short Line In
Cache county, Tuesday morning. tho dead body
Of an unknown young man wns found lying
beside the track II evident from III. pIt-
uation that he had been stealing q ride on a
freight train when no met his death Whllo
the officials OF the road ondoavorinG 10
establish his Identity, II 10 not at all likely
that they viii succeed.
This class Of wanderers. who travel inces-
nnuy with permanent abode. reaches to
great numbers and many OF them. owing TO
the extra hazardous risk they incur are an
nunlly killed by some form OF accident and as
they leave trace OF Identification their un-
timely fate never is known at their homos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
From Sense Of DUTY.
Must Dissolve Agency
MRS. TRUMAN CALLED
Mother Of Mrs. w. Mont Ferry Passes
AWAY

Mrs George A. Truman Of Nashville.
Mich. died Tuesday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs w Mont Ferry. in this
CITY She had been I'm poor health for
some time. the Immediate cause Of bcr
demise being apoplexy. The body win bo
taken to her Michigan home for inter
ment leaving here at l 30 p. m The re-
mains VIII be accompanied by Mr. and
mrs " Mont Ferry and by Mr. Truman,
Mrs Truman was well known here sbe
having visited here several times In tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
WILL HAVE GOOD TIME
Western Hospitality Will Welcome
Author Opie Read

Oplc Read one OF Americas noted
authors and humorists. who lectures at
Barratt hall Thursday evening will be
the guest OF the Press club during his
stay in the city. and Will be given a
demonstration OF true Western hospi-
tally, reception for the lecturer Will
be held at the club after the reading
Thursday night. II is confidently antici-
peted by those familiar with Mr. Reads
works that his lecture will be one OF the
treats of the season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01

tually no leakage that could be seen.
THIS curve was condemned by every
member OF the party, the unanimous dec
lnrntion being that tho conduit should
have been built straight instead OF max
Ing double curve 1t was dfncult for
tho last administration 10 do aay
straight work, however. in connection
with the conduit, and hence II Is crooked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Praises Mining School

TINS morning was conducted through your
mining school II Is maRnlnoently equippsd
Now Whet Is its purpose7 Simply 10 ennble
man TO conqCcr MS environments TO eylucs -
students IN engineering 50 that they can di.
ser1.n2te for tho use OF the world mIneraIa
.NFocted from the earth. Wealth buildings
farms. all these things nro only means 10 nr
end in developing mankind - as far az they
develop spiritual force 10y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
in SUPREME COURT
Gases Argued and Adjournment Is
Taken Until April %.

me Following cases were argued md takcn
tcrdny. "'' 'ee-
NJ Lockhart- administrator Of the e,t,ta
Farrell w. 'a'"eS
Matilda Johanson vs. Grand lodge A q II
w, OF utah wyoming and Idaho appellant
nj peants Ni'''e e' hl''
At o'clock yesterday afternoon the supr,no
court adjourned until April u "'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Banks Sues u

O. D. Bunks brought sd's W.
Frank Godee TO reeoVe,
complaint alleges tnss a, 80 -
Godbc at 1le Main suss. IT,,
a millinery store. ana ths, - .
Jafsndan: maiptoined 4 Is
ond floor and that the Eas sss
to plaintiffs stock Ii
IaV,sJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
NEGRO STOLE A WATCH
Was Arrested in Ogden, Will Be
Brought Here for Trial

complaint was sworn TO yesterday against
Eugene Tyler. colorcd man. who was ar
rested at ogden on Monday night chnreInq
him with the theft OF a gold watch ana s35
In cash. the property of Laura Smith TYLER
was porter at Lauras place and stole the
watch and money from her trunk Whom he
reached the Junction City he began showing
the timcpiecc 10 friends. and one OF thcn
recognized the watch and telephoned 10 M,
Smith and the arrest followed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Harryman Hearing Continued

Hearing of evidence in the case OF Franr
HorTymnn. administrator OF the estate OF To-
seph r. Harryman. deceased. VS. William
Lawrence. tho Boss Tweed Mining company
tho Victor Consolidated Mining company ma
the Western Exploration company. In which n
total Judgment for S2S9, 900 IL asked, was con-
unucd In Judge RItchc's court Tuesday II
IL expected the matter viii go to tho Jury
'"'@
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
DEAN PENNIMAN TALKS
Given Rousing Reception at Uni
versity of Utah

special meeting or the student body was
colcd al the university Tuesday morning
Tor tn purpose of listening to an address by
Dean Pennl1an OF the University OF PennsyI-
Vnnln- Tho large assembly, hall was packed
and as Dean Pennimon arose TO speak he was
given a rousing reception Yellmoster John C
Brown led the students in a Pennsylvania col
lego yell which brought forth word OF praise
from lLe speaker In bin euhseament ndlrcas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Wants Roosevelt TO
60 Iohn Sparks {

Gov. John SPARKS Sparks to 10 p
tended an invita''gIi '.Isit 10
welt to make a Tiss ssusedids
mHSI'tSt plied 10 the invitation Iu u ths
ho will likely JON -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01

Unusually valuable rights for u power
plant owned by the city were given
away by the Morris administration to
the hlerarchs light and power trust and
nothing given In return. This fact was
discovered by the CoUncilmanic party
who visited the conduit tt osday
Mayor Thompson and the new members
OF the Council were astonishcd at the dis
coyery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
introduced by Kingsbury.

In introducing the dean. President Kings
bury said that a most cordial feeling cxiT1s a
between the University OF Utah and the Jrnl-
Nersity t Pennsylvania. He attributed this IN
JErt 10 tho fact that number OF PennEyl-
Vanla men ere now employed at tho uni
Nerslty and. In his case, to the ''nlm0st
royal treatment which he had been accorded
on the occasion OF his three visits to the Uni
r~tt n Dnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Bonds Are Released.
HE TRIED TO "HOG" THINGS
Result, a Tragedy Occurs and Wood
chuck Is Killed

certain grounding In Salt Lake achieved n
notoricty Tuesday morning that II did not
seek. A result Of tho occurrence the obit-
uary OF the yHrmint IS in order. Tho
mutual ndmir1tlOn compact QimltcJD hereto
fore existing between that animal and the
month OF February has been dissolved The
two have madc each ether famous, but the al
tempt tho part OF tho woodchuck TO hog
things caused its death. The rule has 6con
established that IL has tho right OF distinction
tho second 1aN nf LMn month only.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Rain or Snow !

weather. cath, was predicts, Nsoy, 5 Z
bureau TnS Tuesday ,,s srem ssns
afternoon until I ,he ,bs SAL
fell from $50 70 Change 4
inch, an unusual c'A'
of time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
New Safe Installed.

A new safe has been installed in the Of
Ace OF the secretary of the Utah State
Board OF Health The interior OF the safe
was constructed especially to meet tho
requirements Of the Office. II holds filing
cases and various records which IL de-
stroyed would cripple the efficiency of the
boards work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Mrs. Sanford Wants Divorce

Late yesterday afternoon complaint was filed
In behalf OF Mrs. l.. Sanford against Benja-
min Sanford. Usking for n decree OF divorce on
the ground Of abandonment Tho couple mar
riod In Salt I-nlSo December "a 1901 but about
a year ago the defendant left her Sho also
asks for the custody OF their child and for
$1,000 permanent alimony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Trap the Means of Destruction.

The means OF destruction an iron trap.
demonstrating that animal instinct IL In
fcrior TO the intelligence OF man. especially
whom the man IL guided by revelations himself
in avoiding the traps OF designing men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Defense Claims It's Rights

All this the defense denies. or at least that
they acted without their rights when they
took the action they did In ejecting Colvin
from the cur. because they allegc he was in
toxIcatcd and violating the rules when thrus,
from the car and he then arrested Tho
cAse VIII be on hcarlnE nshln in1aN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Come After Prisoner.

Samuel Ruddock and Joseph Bernard
CITY detectiVcs OF Cleveland o., reached
here Tuesday night. These officers arc
here TO take back for trlnI DR. d
Maxwell, who Is accuscd OF completely in
criminal operation which is alleged 70
hstve caused the death of Young
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Not State Institution.

AlthouC1 The name University OF Pennsyl-
vanla might lend ono TO believe that the in
sttution IS a Stnte university this is not true
IL Is private corpor1tirE ana holda the Rnn.
relation 70 PennsylvHSl1 that Harvard does
70 hassachusftts or E0l" 10 Connecticut Al
though my university j<crs from yours in
that thiS Is Il State Institution. vet IL Is ike
yours In that all universities are engaged in
nl Ihr LII.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
DEPUTY SHERIFF
ESCAPES TRIAL
Atha Williams viii Not Be Pros
ecuted for Assault With
Deadly Weapon.
ATTORNEY L00FB0UR0W
DISMISSES THE CHARGE
Henry J. Robinson of Bingham
Bulletin Was Plaintiff in
the Case.

The charge of assault with deadly
weapon With intent TO do bodily harm
preferred by Henry J. Robinson, editor
OF tho Bingham Bulletin. against Deputy
Sheriff Atha Williams. VIII not come 10
trial, Dstrlc. Attorney Loofbcurow max
ing a statement in Judge Armstrong 8
court Tuesday To the effect that he had
read over the transcript OF the testimony
as giycr In the Justices court ard That
he felt convinced that the evidence was
Insufficient TO secure conviction In the
District court.
Some Reasons for Dismissal.
In the opinion OF the District Attorney
the deputy sheriff in presenting weapon
thrcatcniugly at the accuser as he had
done. was guilty OF a mlsGemcanor, but
he had been bound over Tor felony.
ono Significant statement made by the
District Attorney was that the fact that
the defendant is retained as deputy
sheriff does not in Itself constitute any
reason why he should be prosecuted un-
der this complaint
Bonds Are Released.
The complaint was originally filed by
Editor Robinson agairst the deputy
Lherin on January 49, IL was sworn to
before Justice OF the Peace Dana T.
Smith and the preliminary examination
vas conducted by him and Williams was
Lound OYER. giving bonds for his appear
ar ce, which nave now been released. The
cause of the trouble was disagreement
between the editor and deputy and tho
latter was alleged to have pulled re-
NolVcr on the former.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Death Of Col

Col Copp, formerly q %.
cavalry. and father s,i,,sas Of M
sor and DR.. Grace S..,aornis|
city, died Tuesday, mo noos
coles. where he had sons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Big Steal Pointed Out.

During the tendency OF the franchise
which. when passed, tied the city TO the
hierarch's trust The Tribune pointed out
tho great steal that was being perpc-
trated. but the agents OF the hierarchy
in the Council. the Morris gang made
ever everything and presented the church
trust with most valuable rights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
In Honor Of Mrs. Hitler

=, tuesday, afternoon a party was given
py Mrs r. NJ Hagan In honor Of Mrs
~, flller of Los Angeles Fifteen
Sueets were present Mrs Hitler gang
'o''~ chofIningly number OF songs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
SALT LAKES 1
POSTAL ||
Law and Regulation, |,
Sub-Station M
One.
OPEN DEFIANCE ii
EyIDENcu|
Hierarch Violates I.'
Doesn't Conform /
Clerk Takes Ad,,|

Station No. ] Of q. go
n,N nee Is located in the Dr..
store. As to Location
shado" Of the hlerarcb,.
I''n a., Is under the supsr,i.|
l. Thomas. postmu,,s,
over the stamp and me-.
OF this stution is a nou.
u at II is open only ,pue s,
M to 6 o'elo:k p. m. ''0a
Why Law Is MAJ 4
The law OF the cou,,
the department reouIr..y e.
t,ons . shall open in ,s ~. ~
o. CLOCK Az this statsn n
itted and the rule disoha..
iation and he dlsoseSis,r.|
ent with the authori,,sean authiu,en
the hicrarch recognIzss
Thomas has never 60
dnY rule.
Hierarchy Lats
The members of the s,.L
taNoritee are not an sa,5.
oustrlous class. Thsv
Dries or the tltne- collsc,,r
DO not call for mali IN
Ing when the lahore" " ~.
astir. The laborers arr n
the tlthe-paying system
supposed 10 triAe with m
outies as patronlzIng
acts II persisted In on ~
un- n-Chr1stianlike condmc1
they ars expected Ia
nation on all matters III
transact all their buds.
rect from the hlerarch
not for their kind Iyi
DO open for them az
when they could patron'5
Tyranny Still Y
And this state Of affair
America The ;yranuy
Young, whose statue ,t,
the station and which en-
labor that erected the
around IT. still exists ard
encouraged by a postl1ar
and chief business In lIfe
10 draw salaries from I,
the rules of which he
treats as a mere playthIs1
While Postmaster The,
tinue TO draw uneirned q
be compelled TO carry a.
the requirements or hls oa
Mails Are Ni,
There has been coafsd1
long standing between 4
On South West Temple sir
business houss on Vest
ctreet. The mall for a
houses has been conudsg||.
cEtly left at the other -
as to this mixing OF nz.|
pcatcdly made, but a.
tcntlon Is paid to II by +
postmaster and the iaos1|
annoyance still gees a d
Arthur Thomrs DRAW N
Criticism to Thomas u +
1t Is sufficient for biz IA 4
names OF the streets zrs a
requires too close a do
remedy the service % p
cisn 10 him Is audedFy;
what 10 Kaiser Wilhei1
majestic. Wore he rot %
criticism II might be an
criticism Is persecution
oneratlon. ylnd!catloa a.
az connected with then j
matters not II the exo17
the hands OF two MorHoz
IT Is profitable
Must Feed at Pub
II criticism was O so1:
without labor IL would
sweet. Without a pull q
the past would be dead, ~
be unendurablc and The d
without hope. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Reciprocates cordiality Extended

in beginning. Dean Pennipan said: Il as
sure you that the UnivcrUlty of PonnBylvania
reclprocates most gracefully to the University
OF tab tho cordial feeling expressed by YOUR
president. II also plcases me to hnd here aa
your Instructors and professors. former Penn
sSlNnnla Tcn who have carried with them and
aro arc sun st2noing Tor Ideals which In their un-
d-rgTaudatc days al PernsyIvania they stood
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Colvin's Side of Case,

Colvin. who s young eoldier. clnims that
he wos assaulted by Conductor J. E Gros-
beck Mny 20, 1905. and was forcibly elected
from tho car which nc was riding and
that subsequently he was wronstully and iIio-
eelly arrested and detained ut the city Jail
for twenty-four houre.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
SUES STREET CAR COMPANY
George Colvin Asks for $4,000 DAM
ages, Alleging Assault.

In Judge Lowis's court Tuesday the hearing
OF evidence In the suit brought by George
Colvin against the Utah Light and Railway
company to recover 5000 damages was com
ma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Had Waxed Extremely Fat.

Tho deceased has oCcn committing nocturnal
dcpredations In tho grocery stores along the
row throughout the past year AS result no
had wnHed extremely fat without registering
single kick. Tho proDrIotors did that He
wns a confirmed burglar md In his bill OF
fare was included anything found loose In
order to gain admission In place OF a
Jimmy" no used his teeth and enawcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
In House Of Smith.

The venue OF the tragedy at the Union
Produce store on Market row. First South
street. Tho establishment is owned by John
S. Smith This statement Is not Ende 10
bring the Smith family into prominence, but
q,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Peace to It's Shadow.

But oil things come to end and as the
career OF this subject concluded IL was again
established that the wnEeS Of sin 10 death.
The body lay In state and disgrace during tho
morning hours In front OF the grocery The
funeral was held Inter without announcement
Peace to Its shadow