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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giyIs1s = .fs ~ B
ni, ~ salt Lake City. Utah q,
nassed MAY I, 1905, upoa
abutting upon: All OF -" ~;
block 30, all of lots alie !. y III
lots s. s. Z and 9, block = "a,
lots ) and s. block q. P..
,be .s southwest quarter OF - 50
ship / south. range ! "e,s ,o,. /
and meridian, all OF iUn iS,o.t 1 4
?: nil of lots l and O., o,oss 81:
,ivision Of block q, plslt! - n
3 and g. block e, Pia. coaiss 8
to 2S. inclusive, block !; al
snbdIyision of block - X /,
Gepu : I'aEe CITY survey for ~ iss
constructing a cement, 1S t,rehss b.
feet wide and four ~ sn,S ,D sl.t
south side OF Fifth SsS,b SoIb Ne
o Second West and Eign% :, &
street, between Seyedl, SeydswaIk di<<
West streets. In Id siae"'
~ and q. is comples.TTSo, TTSo,r,,i5zic
that purpose. will mess n,,oo, i1
ths CITY Recorder. ,,5sraay. , q
Gnuntv Sne building, on uuUnliI d
and continue In ssss sss Sours 81
I le0o, between tne ,ar and g
SSe,ss,isSi.fs & 81 ssias sas and SsSid Sgssfd S''
or unjust. aid tlne,
be t'sI3 open "a. to psS!ls pSstsSlder. IaspsSs fsSs
BY order OF 'ne ] B W.
May II, lNe- qg
. tepeIcn W.
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CLOSING EXERCISES
Public Schools of Provo Announce
End-of Year Programme.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, May 22.-The closing eXer-
cises of the Provo public schools will
be held this week beginning Wednes-
Gay, with field sports on the b. Y. T..
campus. On Thursday promotion exer-
cises and q matinee for children VIII
be held. together with graduation eX
crcises in the Provo opera house In
The evening. on Friday the students
Will be given an outing to the lake, and
a ball in the evening at the Mozart
hall
These students will graduate from the
eighth grade:
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And In accordance with law and the
-snr az the board of directors made ON
,bu 5th day of April. 1906. many shares
OF each parcel OF sue such stock SI oo as may be
o0d south street Salt Lako city, Utah,
On the 26th day of May 1906, at the hour
OF o'clock p. m, to pay tho delinquent
adyertisinG and expense OF sale
w MONT FERRY, Secretary
Office $50 Atlas block Salt Lake City,
I1tnh
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DIED

HARMAN-In this city. May 22. 1906, Nellie
! Harman. in her i2nd yonr, wlfo Of Thorn
as F. Harman. Short prayer service Will be
held from the residence, No C69 Fourth
street nt D. m today. May 3. 1906. after
which the remains VIII bc taken East Tor
intermcnt
CoLE-In this city. May -. 1906. Alice d
Cole wifi" Of IL. r. Cole. I'm her 4Gtn year
Funeral services VIII be held from the resi-
denco, No. 1SS South Eleventh East street
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock. The intcrmcnt
VIII take place at Wichita Kan
cRoUCH-In salt Lake city May 2i. las
James Crouch. aged n years. Funeral notice
1ate
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once of the Board * o. ilsos
Lake City. MaS . will be n
Sealed pIogosa,osIo p. n,
june june s. ui iso$. for T,na1fy the 'S Ssif
specifications anS nnSStaIned pl 3.
at st'ti, the Office 9th Of the -
The right is ~
all bids; the Board @ gS1,
FRED J. tEESY tsEY. ClIJ
LOUIS c. KEL9S'
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And In accordance with law and the or
der of the board of directors made on the
18th day of April. 1905. so many shares OF
each parcel OF such stock as may be nee
essary will be sold at the office OF the
company, room 100 Mccormick block. Salt
Lake City. Utah, on the llth day OF June,
1906 at the hour OF o'clock p m. TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
the costs of advertising and expense OF
sale.
CECIL S. WRAY, Secretary.
Office 700 Mccormick Block. Salt Lake
City. Utah T1S53
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Wnbnsh Mining company. Principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City.-Notice.
There are delinquent on the following
dnscrIbcd stock. on account OF assessment
No 10, levied on the 9Th day OF April.
is0s the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders TO
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BIC REBATE TRIAL
IN KANSAS CITY
Former Railroad Officials Are
Charged With Securing Re-
bates for Shippers.
DEMURRER OF ROAD
HAS BEEN 0VERRULED
Indicted Officials Have Nothing
to Do But Go to
Trial.

KANSAS CITY. May 22.-The trial of
George II. Crosby. former assistant
freight traffic manager of the Burlington,
George l.. Thomas, Il freight broker OF
New York City. and his chief clerk, L.
B, Taggart, who are under indictment for
alleged conspiracy In securing rebates TOR
shippers. began In the Federal court here
today, with Judge Smith Mcpherson on
the bench
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Denver Official Dies.

DENVER. May &C. w Bagley,
Treasurer OF tho city and county of Den
vor, died at his home here tonight of
apoplexy. Ho was "a years of age and
leaves q wife and four children.
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KILLED IN COLLISION
P. F, Golfers Auto Dashes Into Ex-
press Train; Two Are Dead.

WESTBURY, L. l.. May 22.-WhlIe running
at forty miles an hour big touring automo-
bile owned by =. F. Collier dashed into an
eastoound express train at the depot crossing
hero tonight.
Tho Two occupants Of the machine George
Gabriel, the chauffeur and Fred WbItehea1
n valet In tho Collier family. were instantly
Killed, and tho machine was wrecked
The men were on their way 10 the Meadow
brook club
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MALARIA AN Tn 5Hs1D!Sy5 H4Sig4 FOE

Malaria atmospheric which breathe
our through the my places,
ponds cellars
vegetable matter Day germs
the lungs and as the blood
poison and IN ITS circulation distributes the microbes of disease all
OF the body Malaria
coming until the filed with the poison and this foe health
blood
its SLOW" Irregular circulation fails to properly noush aud
body Then the entire system attacked and the
Malaria
No feel we'll when the condition. vitality
is weak the appetite digestion derand the
salow and the entire body feels the poison
removed from the circulation and the
accomplish this cleanses unhealthy
but destroys Malaria
fluid to strong healthy
&E@ Cd Eya made Of roots, herbs and barks
Y4M %3A Wa purifying and tonic properties keep
Ml9m - k-Ga blood free of all posons in
a " 80 y ~4b1 " perfect condition While
PURELY VEGE Malaria building
polluted blood S. S. S. gives tonea vigor
to the entire system Book the blood
SPECIFIC
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From the Timpanogas.
TO HAVE STREET FAIR
Springville Is Arranging for Carni-
val, Beginning May %.
Special to Tho Tribune.

bpeCIhT 70 TIC ITTUUIIE'
SPRINGVILLE, May 22.-SpringvilIe is
to have a street fair and carnival, begin
ming May 2S and continuing 10 juno 2
The affair is to be under the auspices of
the Commercial club, and tho attractions
are to be furnished by the DlXey Carnival
company. The company Will hold a street
fair and carnival at Mt. Pleasant this
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Only Preliminary Work.

The afternoon session was taken up
with preliminary motions. The selection
OF jury and the reading OF the lndict-
mcnt by the United States Attorney
Court adjourned until tomorrow
These men were indicted In December
last with other officials of railways and
packing houses, whose trials are TO be
held laIer
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List of Graduates.

Parker school-Madeline Boshard.
LefIel Bean. Eugene Duggins, Ross
Bean, Olive Ramsey, Minerva Hinck-
ley, Frank Jensen, Jessie Ramsey. Iona
Hnight. Earl Armitstead, Lyon Nc
Evan. Davis Swinyards Roland Bean.
Albert SaXey, Eva Conrad. Willard
holman, Ross Buckley. Horace Eean,
Clyde Stark. Lulu Cluf. Rosita Sharp,
Bessie McEwan, Wayne Decker. E,mry
Eppcrson
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LOST

MONDAY EVENING, ON EAST SEW
enth South car or Main street, a ladies'
black SILK bag, containing purse, glasses
and handkerchief. Return to l40 A street
Reward.
TUESDAY NIGHT, AT BON TON OR
between there and 524 s. w. Temple, on
Main, diamond setting: a gift; reward
Return TO 524 s. w. Temple
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All protests and objections to the 90
rying out OF such intention must be nra-
sented in writing to the City Recorder on
or before the 4th day OF june. 1906. being
hear and consider such protests and oh
jections as may be made thereto.
The total cost of said Improvement J..
estimated at flfty-seven thousand one
hundred and ninety~six and 7ainS
portion is seventeen thousand seven h,;n
dred forty-four and Ts-10O (sl77H. 7s) dol
lars. leaving thrty-nine thousand fo,ir
be raised by local assessment
By order of the City Council of. so,,
Lake City, Utah. is
Dated April 9. 1906
J. 3. MoRETON City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. 100. Si5sa
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ONE FARE PLUS ONE DOLLAR
CHICAGO TO BOSTON e. RETURN
VIA
NEW YORK OR DTPTCT pnTTTT

The Lake Shore Will sell or May 31st
TO June 9Th, inclusive. tickets to Ros-
ton and return at above rate Return
limit by deposit July 10TH Stopover
of ten days at New York on return
trip on tickets reading via New York.
Write Erwin Tears. c. P. A, 1O17 18th
St, Denver, Colo.
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B. Y. U. Alumni Meeting,

The fifteenth annual reunion Of Brig
ham Young University Alumni associa-
tlon Will be held at the B. Y. u. hall
Thursday, May 81 An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged.
Two-Days' Racing Meet.
Arrangements are being made TO hold
a two days racing meet at the Utah
County Fair association track July 4
end 3. when $4,000 will be hung up in
purses by the association. a commit
tee. consisting of the following veil
known men, has been named 10 make
the necessary arrangements j. w.
Knight. Provo, chairman; c. E. Loose.
Provo, vice-chairman; T. L. Menden-
hall. Srrlngville; w. H. Grant, Ameri
can Fork, Ammon Nebeker, Payson.
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OFFICIALS GOING TO ZION.
County Attorney and Game Warden
to Confer With Attorney-Goneral.

PROVO. May 22.-County Attorney
Anderc on and Game Warden Jones viii
go to Salt Lake Wednesday to consult
with Attorney-G General Breeden and
State Warden Sharp In relation to the
6iIIcs being erected on the shores of
Utah lake, which. II Is claimed. inter-
fere with the fish to and from tie
spawning grounds.
Marriage licenses have been Issued TO
Chris Christensen and Mary Larsen. Of
Vineyard. and William Finch ard Ethel
Cole of Goshen
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George II. Crosby. former assistant
freight traffic manager of the Burlington.
George l.. Thomas, freight broker OF
New York City, and his chief clerk, L.
B, Taggart, who are under indictment for
alleged conspiracy In securing rebates Tor
shippers began in the Federal court here
today, with Judge Smith Mcpherson on
the bench
Only Preliminary Work.
The afternoon session was taken up
with preliminary motions. The selection
of jury and the reading OF the lndict-
mcnt by the United States Attorney.
Court adjourned until tomorrow
These men were indicted In December
last with other officials of railways and
packing houses, whose trials are TO be
held later.
Demurrer Overruled.
Judge Smith Mcpherson OF Iowa sit
ting In place OF Judge John L. Philips
oVcrruIcd the demurrer of the Burlington
railway to Indictments against officials of
that company. and they must now 30 to
trial. The defendants In n demurrer tlcd
gress was without power to enact legis-
lation regulating export rates I'm the CIV
Ing OF alleged rebates on which the Bur
the Interstate commerce act.
Opinion of Court.
Judge Mcpherson said, in denying the
The Import cose dS2 u. S. l9O was
not OF our decision concerning the ocean
rates from New Orleans to San Fran
cisco by rail and applying the holding of
that case at bar. why should the statute
not cover exports from Kansas city TO
New York, even though the purpose Is
evidenced by contract by a single and
true bill OF loding, and the purpose Is to
at once place the product on an ocean
vessel destined 10 an European country"
He continued
Might Work Injury.
1T Ia apparent to many, and the com
mission so recognizes, that by many II is
believed that TO bring all export ship
mcntS under this statute VIII work injury
TO the Pacific coast, and TO the South In
true as TO the in-growing and cattle
raising industry of the West
Cannot Evade Constitution.
''If 1t be said that the right OF contract
therefor be denied. the answer Is that no
provision OF the Constitution must be
subordinated TO another. and full force
and effect can be given to both by en-
forcing the statute on shipments TO New
York and then transferring tho merchan-
disc TO the vessels. when. OF course, 1t
passes from under the statute.
And II seems TO me that when this Ia
done II can be under an established rate,
proclaimed by a published and posted
Is District Case.
The case against the Burlington rail
way in which a demurrer was oVerrulcd
today is distinct from that against It's
former assistant freight traffic manager
George Fl. Crosby The Burlington
Is charged with granting concessions to
Kansas City packers on products for eN-
port through the port of New York. The
date OF trial in the Burlington case has
not yet been set.
Argue Technical Point.
The taking Of testimony in the cases
OF Thomas, Taggart and Crosby, which
have been combined for convenience, was
delayed by the non-appearancc OF Tag
CART who is i'll In New York A lengthy
argument proceeded as TO whether the
trial could continue In the absence Of
Taggart
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WANTED

A PLACE WHERE AN OLD GENTLE
man can be taken care of for fair paw
lnent. Address y Il, Tribune.
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BRYAN FOR PRESIDENT
Ohio Democrats Declare in Favor of
Noted Nebraskan.

LIMA. Ohio. May 22.-wiUiam J.
Bryan was indorsed for President here
today by the Democratic judicial con-
Vention of northwestern Ohio
The resolutions which were adopted
with cheering declare that Bryan would
have been renominated and elected I'm
1904 had the trusts not stoleE the nom
ination from him and that the Ma
tonal Democracy VIII nominate him I'm
1905 by acclamation
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.soEECRET SOCIp1r'
UTAH CHAPTER No-~~-it
law, noIu "a, a special conyoc, U r A.
hs neyonlng. at ia ocCstloa Il,
Ii1, the Royal Arch deS.o de- o'cloet
yIeeo Moses c. PSiIISis. PSsirS casS
t KfATERNAL UNIo,,
evergreen Lodge NoN oP ~
Cbaikerha r, iHki9hasys ssc.. at l. Q. q q
-H. secretary, boz y ]. q:
KNIGHTS OF Tpr
Lake City tent s Nss AAccls5
.: Q; +. han. Visiting S lSugysIS Es 4
LADIES OF THC ,
and aHts ShIrd Gdl!y NohSye hive No. ! ss'ASc4sS S,c:s
FRsATERNAL s osnsS
Salt Lake acrte NOER NE OF r.
p. M. K. Of P. hall VI Ever;
ROYAL ARCANIN,
Dl7, End and itS AS. L n
SeefeinTy Seefe; Z. K Smith. ressn: r1gss,a'g q
cALANTHs-MYRTrp,@ ,@
Every Monday. K loen
S,TpeK' : IH 9 c. C, c, f. " pas ~
LINCOLN LODGE ~
every Saturday eyen,rs ,T 2 Ks1|
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
lhursdey evening. K. 'VSgi q X
Independent Order a. o.
FIDELITY LODGE NJ !.
Meets every Wedro. Y. q F.
o'clock. !. o. o. F ieraSsY e
come, n. II. LeonSM,n ,tSMns Vi
Smith, secretary. 0'na'd' x
! 20 Q: O. 9; F, TEMPLE ns,,.
subordinate lodges ~.
Salt Lake lodge NJ E
Enterprise lodge No. ~ 4 ~ ~
NAOMI REBEKAH ronc,
Meets every End ana AZ tS1 ~
ing OF each month in ga "a 80;
pie. Market 81. 'o st7
FoREsTERs OF ANFpicT-.
lst and 3rd Wedne sdeelhleA
knights OF Columbus haIi
south. c f. White, F. Q
A. A. S. RITE-The -.
bodies Of the A. A z ,JaI r
sonry hold stated mestIns.~ s =
Thursday In each month >, 4,
nall corner West Temple ass
SoJournlng brethren Invited "a
Joseph G, Bywatsr q
w, Nj, Jordan Lodge OF PEI.
W, NJ. James Lowe Chanis, =
C, ". Morse, K
COMMANDER Salt Lake Coraa q
H. n, Mayo, K. ncR|
NJ of K Utah Consisieyy I.
christopher Dlehl 3 4
Registrar OF all the b.
Woodmen Of the W.
WOODBINE circle No. Il -
Tuesday, s o'clock at I. o. a.
SILVER MAPLE clrels ya h
every Friday night at 1 0. al
UTAH CHAPTER NO. IN
Stated convocation first Nc
each month at Masonic han e
cordially invited. Chas. v. Nc1
Moses c. Phillips. secretary.
Mt. MoRIAH LODGE no. 4 b
M.-Masonic hall. secoae "
month. Members of s!stsr e.
journing members In good e
Vited. A. H. Peabody, ". VI
pher Diehl. secretary.
n ARGENTA LODGE No +
IA A. M.-At Masca!:
Xxx Tuesday Of each Et.4
VN bers of sister lodges q
Ing brethren invited. Harry a
W. NJ /. Moses C. Phillips scz
wASATCH LODGE NO I.F.n
Masonic hall second Friday e
Members OF sister lodges - +
brethren in good standing iaz7
Wall Griffin. ". NJ, A ]. L.
tary.
Ell KALAH TEMPLE. A A0|
Third Wednesday OF each &
sonic hall ut 8 p. m. All nss1
ing invited. J. II. Asnselt +
w. L. Barnes recorder.
LYNDs CHAPIu
"A Order Eastern 21
SA hall. Stated -
AI members will recd7 4
SN welcome. Mari
". NJ, Mary Q. vi
MIzPAH CHAT
Order Of EaS1
!: :::::I !! E:E::': 6: e. q ! !!
Nancy Leatai11
LOWER MAMMOTH MSn
pany. Principal office, Io,=
block. Salt Lake City, uns
hereby given that AZ : -
directors held on the ha
~ .
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Cookies subdivision. north
half of block So;
All OF lot 2. block S3:
All OF lots 2 and 8 block 5S:
All of lots and 3. block 55:
Fronting on NJ street
All OF lots 6 to 10, Inclusive.
Cookies subdivision. north
half OF block 81.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE GALENA KING MINING COM
PANY.
Pr,noIpal place of business, Salt Lake
OscSbore arc delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF asscsSS
ment levied on the lGth day yo;ta ot aprl., tbc
names of the respective shareholders as
fnll1
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From the Franklin.

Franklin school-Vcna Scott. Florence
Bee Theresa Homer, Raymond Nelson
Berton J5ggertsen, Erma Dunn, Doressa
Egertsen, Nernie Snow, Frank E Jones,
Maud Carter James Glove.
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MIZPAH CHAPi
Order Of Ea1
Masonic hall @
each month Ne
ter jurisdicuoas g
members co:T1
Rhoda A. Ces4
Nancy LeathtfEM
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LYNDS CHAPIU|
Order Eastern S4
hall. Stated 20
Friday each aosA
members will recd9 /
welcome. MarJ G.
". NJ Mary @. Ed
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NOTICE.

Paving extension No. 2.
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Argue Technical Point.

The taking Of testimony in the cases
Of Thomas, Taggart and Crosby, which
have been combined for convenience, was
delayed by the non-appcarancc OF Tag
CART, who is i'll in New York A lengthy
argument proceeded as TO whether the
trial could continue In the absence of
RI
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Mt. MORIAH LODGE NO. ii
M.-Masonic hall. secoas "
month. Members of slstsr Ioir
journing members In good q,
vited. A. H. Peabody. ". v;
pher Diehl. secretary.
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Opinion of Court.
Might Work Injury.

1T is apparent TO many, and the com
mission so recognizes, that by many II Is
believed that TO bring all export ship
mentS under this statute VIII work injury
to the Pacific coast, and 10 the South In
exports OF cotton. and that the same is
true as to the grain growing and cattle
raising industry of the West
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE. A A 0|
Third Wednesday OF each G
sonic hall at 8 p. m AL sse4
ing invited. J. n. Asnicit 4
w. L. Barnes recorder.
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From the Maeser

Maeser school-Lottie Duke, Rhoda
Holloway. Vera Taft, Bird Billings.
James McMurrin. Mattio Strong. Bert
Taylor Noble Rydalch. Eva Jones, Iu-
cile Knowlden. Lizzie Watkln, Lynn
Strong, Harlow =. Smoot. Verl Decker.
Hugh Syme, Earl Spafford, Ella Peter
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NOTICE TO coN1sss,' =. !,

Sidewalk Extension No.
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. in
Stated convccation first We
each month at Masonic nan q
cordially invited. Chaa. ". M
Moses c. Phillips. secretary.
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MARRIAGE Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued from the
probate clerks office yesterday as fol-
lows:
T. A. Mckinney of Morris to Miss Gibbs.
A. w. Underwood of Birmingham to
Miss Eldora Armstrong.
Luther d. Armstrong to Miss Lille
Stogsdill.
e. r. Fraser of North Birmingham 10
Miss Mollie Levie.
Greene b. Cooper of Kimberly to Mrs.
Ella Wells.
Thomas ]. Bradshaw of Altoona to Miss
Amy Braun.
Robert spruleil of Flat Top to Miss
Mary Franklin.
George ". Smith OF East Lake TO Miss
Jane Rebecca Mckinley.
Howard Kreeason Of Augusta to Miss
Georgia c. Heath.
l.. O. Zimmerman OF birmingham to
Miss Ammer Laura Knight.
W. A. Washburn TO Miss Hattie Walker.
W. r. Matthews OF Birmingham to Miss
Emma Carroll.
Richard J. Albright of Holllns to Miss
Clara Maude Thomas.
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CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON

The campaign committee appointed
some time ago to conduct the agitation
for the location of the new sub-treasury
at Birmingham. will hold a meeting at
the Commercial Club rooms this after
noon at o'clock W. p. G. Harding,
chairman of the committee. has Issued
the call.
A delegation of representative business
men selected from this committee went
to Washington about ten days ago in the
interest of the location of the sub-treas-
ury and after calling on Secretary Shaw
of the treasury department and num-
Der of congressman who will have u vote
in the location OF the new sub-treasury,
returned home feeling confident that Bir-
mingham has good fighting chance to
win the prize.
This delegation. possibly increased by
the addition OF other prominent business
men, win return TO Washington next
week at the reconvening of Congress and
will remain until the vote is taken on
the location OF the b-treasury January
Z.
The location will be decided by vote
of the members OF Congress from the
states Interested. While there is guess
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ton as to the states that will be allowed
a vote in the matter of location 1t seems
to be the general opinion of those familiar
with the conditions that tho following
will participate in the selection: Ten
nessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia,
Florida and South Carolina.
Birmingham and Atlanta seem to be
leading IN the contest and It Is said that
Secretary Shaw has indicated that he de-
sires that one or the other of these
cities be chosen.
At the meeting of the campaign COM
mlttee this afternoon definite plans for
future work will be outlined and arrange
ments made for the return of the dele
CATION to Washington.
In the meantime Chairman Harding has
instructed the members of the commit
tee and all others interested in the To-
cation of the sub-treasury to write to
their friends and acquaintance in the
states Interested asking them to work for
birmingham as second choice after state
favorites have been voted down in the
conference January I.
Mr.. Harding desires full attendance of
the campaign committee at the meet
ing this afternoon.