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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY COM
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
sOURf, KANSAS & TEXAS RAILWAY COMPANY VIII
Of Parsons kansas the Sd day Of March. 1903.
2 5 IN me ioFeIoon OF mat Day u
viii consent approve and authorize the creation and
CoT7aTv ta he naTeti S oiI coin ~ tis 1nita5 stss
Of America Of equal 70 the present standard q weight
ing t. mature ran1ary fst Iea6 and u, bear 1tsre.
per cent per annum. payable seannualy and whether
the stockholders will consent TO- approve and authorize
the execution and delivery: 70 secure said bonds q
Company thereafter acquired by the OF said
10, case OF such consent approval and authorize
ZION 70 approve and authorize the form and terms q
' 70 transact such other business Be properly
The stock Transfer Books OF the Company viii Be
closed at the close OF business Friday. February
Igo6 and will be reopened at the opening OF business
BY order q the Board OF Directors.
. HALLINE. Secretary.
HENRY C. ROUSE. Chairman Of the Board
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
= meeting Of the stockholders o. the REVERE RUB
Of Company No. 59-6I Reade street hi the
1906 at 10 oso6E a Ne for the purpose Of esis1s
I'VE directors for the ensuing year and q
transaction Of such other business may properly
February .. 1906. 10 February Is. 1905
Dated. January 80. 1906
To the Stockholders Of the
GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, PUR-
suant TO can. meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Office the Company. No. p Broad street B0r-
on the 10Th DAY FEBRUARY 1905 at eleven ocioc N
Transfer books will close at three o'clock P NJ on
THURSDAY. February l. 1906. and reopen on Tuesday.
GEORGE 5. ROBBINS. Secretary
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Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERss AGENCY
Teachers Tutors
Z Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
~. J. YOUNG-FULTON, q Union SQUARE
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Total dom expts 500 40 81 233 Sl737 O9800
For rnlsa exported uu3 - G0I.5O7 1858 4g6
Total exports 81 GO 9s2 $40 81 40 S1756o4 500
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To the StOckhOders OF the
GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, PCR-
DiUid6Rd Notices.


UNITED STATES CAST 1EoS PIPE 'SH F6 20 ss
COMPANY
Preferred stock Dividend. No. eI.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Of 1&es the preferred stock. payable March 1st
1906 out Of the net earning was declared January 9th
books close at 800 P NJ. February Sun reopen at
b. F. HAUGHToN Secretary s Treasurer.
UNITED STATES CAST IR0X PIPE s FOUNDRY
Common stock Dividend No. 2
4 DIVIDEND OF 1z on THE COMMON
stock payable March lst 1909 cut Q: the net PROFITS
clared January 9Th 20 Stockholders OF record February
s 1 I lS at 1850 9o ' Ssr5 a. $50 T. ~ FEB sa
B. F. HAUGHTON Secretary & Treasurer
THE NEW YORK. CHICAGO a ST. LOUIS r. r. co.
THE BOARD OF DTRECToRS q OF F. THIS
- COMPANY have this day deelaTed DIVIDEND o. FIVE
a dyidsnd OF THREE PER CENT. on the Second pre-
70 stoclhoiders record three o'clock P N THURS
day, February 1st CHARLES F cox Treasurer.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.
Pittsburg. Pa. January oath. 1908.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
Three-Q Quarters Per Cent 40 will Be paid on
the preferred stock Of this Company February 23J.
business February I'd. 1908 cheques wal be nlailet
VIM close az three m February ID 1906 and reopen
P. c. jerks Treasurer.
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Co.
First Mortgage Be- Gold Bonds.
Coupon No. 1. due February /. 1906. Will Be paid
FISK ROBINSON s. c K EE IF \ 4r "a
OFFICE OF THE
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, a PITTSBURGH RAIL
No 30 Wall street. New York. Jan &c 1900
DIVIDENDS OF THREE PER CENT. on
The gseteTTsd am . o; faTss per cent on the S3Eq9
10 next stocholaers Of record February next checks
J. II HoCART, Assistant Treasurer.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY co
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS De
earsd upon ne q, Ae1snePJ Ire1erred stock semi
or the Corngsay Ar5aoe 9o sii,l'Gs F9adepha Pa on
stockhoders registered at The close e business FEB
NEW YORK DOCK COMPANY.
COUPONS OF THE NEW YORK DOCK CoM
PAM First 81 lrtgags Bonds maturing February
O IT, ME- states EarySas7 Trust Company No IS
'slAl GEORGE r SPENCER. Treasurer.
AMERICAS GRArHOpHONE COMPANY
4 OUARTEIuN DIVIDEND no. S8) OF
i-a sioux OF the Ansrican psoph5ns @ viii be paid
March IS. 1905 to stakeholder Of record March l.
by 0'ls' O ~ E1WAKD y EAsT2X. Prudent
Instruction.
Tor Both seXes-City.
TIE BERLITz- SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison square a i22 Bvay ;; BROOKLYN % Court 81;
NEWARK NEWH Harlem BkASciIi
ais LenoE Avenue. cor West i2sth ST
INFORMATION ABOUT SCHOOLS FREE save time.
Teachers Agencies.
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CITY OF OGDEN
WANTS T0PAY DEBT
Ordinance With That Object in
View Passes Third
Reading.
WOULD REFUND BONDS
TO AMOUNT OF $50, 600
Debt Bears Six Per Cent and
Proposal Made at Four and
Half Per Cent.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. May AT the regular session
OF the City Council tonight large
quantity OF routine business was disposed
OF. City Engincr Parker reported that
two of the concrete water troughs au-
thorIzed some weeks ago had ben COM
pleted and accepted. and the bill for the
work was submitted.
A petition from the residents OF Gram
mercy avenue. asking for the curoine
and guttcring of both sides OF the street
was received and referred to the Street
committee.
NJ. s. Browning and others asked tno
city TO condemn certain lands between
Washington avenue and the mouth OF
ogden canyon for street purposes. Re-
ferred TO Street committee.
Becker Brewing company nled d re-
quest that the City Council require inc
ogden Water Works company 10 make
an extension of It's water mains on LIN
coin avenue. north 10 Nineteenth street
The fact was set out In the petition that
not only the Becker Brewing company,
but number OF others had erected
buildings in that vicinity. and they are
absolutely without protection against fire.
The petition vas indorsed. with instruc-
tIons TO communicate with the water
company
A Communication was received from the
Civic Improvement league. asking that
the improvements that had been promised
Tor IWenty-elghth street, from NaSHiiiS
ton to Wall avenue, In the matter OF
covered conduit, be proceeded with with
out further delay. The matter was re-
ferred.
The ordinance for the rcfundng Of
$50 600 of the city debt now bearing per
cent per annum- and which r. +. Hoae
offers to carry at AZ per cent was passed
to its third reading. and became law.
Councilman Moyes moved TO loan TO
the city of Logan. for a period of eight
DAYS without charge, the city read roller.
The motion carried but not before some
members had whispered that the road
roller could better be used on some of
Ogden's streets, and particularly on that
stretch leading 10 the head of the dug
way to Ogden canyon,
Bills We're approved and ordered paid
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THE NEW LIMITED
/ Schedule of the Scenic Limited"
Through the Rockies.

Tho schedule for the daylight train through
tho Rocky mountains,'' the Denver & Rio
Grandc Scenic Limted.' has just beon Is
sued from headquarters The service viii bo
inauGurstcd June and tho westbound
train Will be known No. la the castbound
No. 20
Wostbound the Limited will leave Denver at
q m; Colorado Springs. 10 a m; Pueblo,
IL .G a through the Royal Gorge L 80 p.
m, Malta Cfor Beadvillc) 40 y. cross
the Continental Divide. 4:SO p. m; through the
Eagle River canyon and Canyon OF the GRIND
before dark; arrive Glenwood Springs. 1850
m; leave Grand Junction. 10 40 .. m. arrive
Salt Lake City a m. the following morning
Ogden. a.
Returning the train viii leave Ogden G.30 p
m; Salt Lake, G:3o p M Glcnwood Springs,
$50 n. m, passing through the magnificent
mountnin scenery In the daytime, arriving at
Pueblo 3.W p. M Colorado Springs. AIS y.
m. penNcr 80 D. m.
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Brief Mention.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. May S-Mrg GoIdlc Brown. who
mas been visiting her sister-in-law Mrs w
L. Thompson. at III East Second south stroc,
salt Lake. returned today with Baby Brown
after a pleasant visit
marriage license was Issued TODAY To Hans
n johnson and Miss Caroline Ostergaard both
OF TOY, Utah. The parties gave lawful age
IN reply TO tho question as to their ages
put VINO was connected with the Son Err
cisco Bulletin at the time OF the Quake and
INC subsequent 1rc. is In Ogden He says.
no moro San Francisco" for him
LcVi Southwcll. for a number OF ware In
business at Rockland. Ida. arrived In Ogden
To-Day and proposes 10 make this his home a a
"a a contractor and builder Ho has sold his
,h.erests nt In Idaho and is here to stay, having
oeen q FORMER resident OF Five Points
Charles IA Brough. one-tlmo mayor of or
zen Is mere today from Los Angeles where
nc Is now located. MIR Brouch wns aa,on
ishcd ut tho growth OF Ogden pInce he wa.
its executive and is new eorry he lori it
occul!st. ~ CONSULT uh
Judge w. II Dickson OF Sal, Lake w,,
D9S n9rS To-Day and met his brother John 3
OOiehson OF Montreal who arrived ON tho
overland and continued to Snn Frnncisco NJ
John +. Dickson is the Canadian agent e.,
the LAW Union Crown Assurances comnonn,
OF LONDON England. and his comnanv sus
tained heavy losses company suS-
Noticc OF appeal In tho case OF ] n sLo.,
80 rISu w. chambers, the Ogdon Councilman
~ svu "' Win inc collecting OF illegal fcea
S.hh hiea IN the District court Monday Mr.
- '.,oeIs was round guilty and wos deprived
~ his ONCE. Judge Maglnnis of counsel for
Tuesday. p'Pe'" W SAT- Lake
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BRAKEMAN CAUGHT
UNDER AN ENGINE
William Pilgrim Loses His Foot
in Accident at Park
City.
UNFORTUNATE MAN MAY
ALSO LOSE HIS LIFE
Injury Is Result of Unfortunate
Man Falling from
FoOt-BOard.
Sneciel to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Park CITY, May 7.-William Pilgrim,
a brakeman on tho Denver & Rio Grande
freight train Of the Park City branch.
wos ground under the wheels OF tho en-
Sine this morning, and a result of the
accident will lose his right leg and prob
ably his life Tho train reached this sta
tIon about l6 o'clock and after leaving
tho cars on the ~ the engine backed
up the track TO get out of the way OF the
incoming passenger train
Riding on Footboard-
Pilgrim and another brakeman were
the engine After reaching point near
tho electric light plant. Pilgrim lost his
balance and fell under the wheels or the
tender, He was dragged for defiance
OF 100 feet before the engine could be
stopped and when taken out II was found
that the right foot WAS nearly severed
from the leg just above the ankle and
that the knee WAS crushed, He was also
badly bruised about the head and face
Foot Is Amputated-
At the hospital whore the man was
tnken, II was found necessary to ampu-
tate the leg and the physicians fear In
ternal injuries which may prove fatal
Pilsrims home Is at sci West Second
South street, Salt Lake City, where his
wife resides He is 80 years of age and
has been on the Park City run for tho
past six years
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HEWETT TO LECTURE
Professor to Talk Under Auspices of
Utah Archaeological Society.

lustrated lecture under tho auspices OF tho
Utah Archaeological society ut the Packard
library lecture hall, at S Is clock this even
Ing Prof Hewett Is now and hns for some
time past been engaged 10 archaeological re-
search work In Colorado and New Mexico. as
tho representative OF the American Institute
OF Archaeology or late no has been partcu-
larly engaged In studying the remains OF the
Mesa Verda district in Colorado.
This district extends into Utah, and IL Is
Understood that Prof Hswett comes at this
time to consult with the executive board OF
the local society With q view TO having them
commence work in that part OF tho Mesa
Verda district which IL located In Utah. He
will give the audience this evening the re-
suits Of his investigation OF the remains Of
American Indians and elm dwcllcr5
OF all the nrchneoloslsts who have far
visited this city, Prof. Hewctt brings informn~
ton that Will bo OF grcntest interest
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PIANOS FOR FRISCO
STOPPED HERE
Manufacturers Wire Salt Lake
Music Merchants to Ae-
cept Shipments.

AS announced In Sundays papers, Car
stensen & Anson, who are selling agents
for many highgrade pianos have accept
ed. OH request OF the manufacturers sew
cral car shipments of Instruments, In
transit, and directed TO San Francisco
dealers Yesterday these pianos wcra
placed on sale at greatly reduced figures
and the number sold on the first day
confirms the belief OF Mcssrs. Carstensen
Il Anson that Salt Lakcrs would rally To
tho relief Of financial distress as they had
done to alleviate the physical suffering
This sale Will be continued till the entire
stock is disposed of
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PREPARING FOR DRUMMERs.
Executive Committee Held Meeting
and Discussed Plans Last Night.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May Tonight the executive
committee having in charge the corvcn-
ton next June of tho U c. T. had ban
Quet and meeting in the Weber club.
Matters looking to the successful con-
summation of the event were discussed
and sub committees were appointed for
the work The Jobbers OF Ogden propose
and that during the three days Of the
convention everything that can be done
for tho travelling men will be done. The
newspapers are appealed TO to give the
event the fullest advertising for the rea-
son that the travelling mon are the best
advertising medium that a country can
have aside from the newspapers them
selves
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BILE. l have walked the floor for hours
unable to eat or digest IL l should eat.
Medicine would not relieve me at
all Four years ago / began the use OF
Grape-Nuts and since the first dish I
have not had an attack of the old
trouble. I take four tablespoonfuls
once day with my supper which is
composed only OF whole wheat bread
and the Grape Nuts.
The wonderful part of my case Is
that I have never had an attack or
even any Of the dreadful symptoms
since the very first meal of Grape
Nuts Most of my patients know, how
suddenly and promptly Grape-Nuts
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Philip n. Fitzmaurice and John
Whale Dead at Asylum.

whale Dead at Asylum.
Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. May Philip II Fitzmaurice.
A patient at the State Mental hospital,
died this morning OF diabetes, FItz. FItz.
February 20, 1904 He left four children,
ranging in age from 7 TO IL years, all OF
whom are attending school In Salt Lake
City. The remains were shipped to Salt
Lake today by undertakers Graham q
Jones.
Mr.. Fitzmauriee came 10 Salt Lake as
observer for the weather bureau under
the first administration of President
Cleveland, After leaving the Fedora
man on the Salt Lake police force a
good part of this service was performed
al the Rio Grande depot. Mrs RITZ
maurice to whom her husband was
greatly attached. died some five years
ago. and soon aftcrwnrd MI Fltzmaurlce
began to show signs OF mental derangG;-
even Ven his most intimate friends and be;
came morosc When pressed he would
for a time appear his old-time self. but
when alone would lapse into Il noh,02in- CON,
last he was visited at the mental nos
pitnl at Provo. md talked TO big VISITORS
intelligently about many matters III
which they had a community OF interest
1t is said to be case OF broken heart
on account OF grief that could not be
diminished either by diversion or time.
John Whale Also Dead.
John Whale. aged So years also a pa,
tient at the Statc Mental hospital. died
last evening at that institution of old
agc. The deceased was committed from
Salt Lake July l3, 1904. He was a member
OF the dominant church and had resided
in Utah thirty years The remains VIII
be taken to Salt Lake City for intcrInent,
Four Boys Fined.
In Justice Moore's court today Dean
Tarrer. Lou Stafford Lester Bate and Lc-
roy Chopple were fined SO each for throw
ing missiles at persons on the street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
WILL BUY A MILL
Big Order Is Placed by Old Dexter
Property in Nevada.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 7-Informotion was received
in ogden today to the effect that IA j. May
bom OF Denver who has held an option on
the old Dexter properties at Tuscoraro. New
for a number OF months and on which he hae
taken up his last obligation. has placed an Or
der a forty stamp mill.
The mine hao been recently sampled and
tho report reaching Ogden lie to tho eject that
more than $50 OCO COZ in gold arc disclosed in
the ore bodies. An active campaign Is prom
iscd for this year.
5 II Hobson Of Ogden, who holds lnrEe
interests in tho same neghborhood, leaves to-
morrow for Tuscarora and expects to close
n big mining deal on property really involved
in the Dexter group purchased by hr. May
ham
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE.
Members Are Anxious to Settle Water
Litigation.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May THE executive commit
tee of the Civic Improvement league held
a session tonight. the principal matter
under consideration being the trouble that
the city's water system. Ways and means
to effect a settlement of the litigation be-
tween the company and the municipality
were discussed. Those present were.
President John 8 Lewis. Vice President
briggs ]. 8. Nye. J. j Brummitt, CITY
Engineer Parker, W. 3 Wedel and To-
seph Chez |. L. Reynolds, director and
secretary, rendered his resignation on ac-
count OF other duties and the same was
accepted.
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will prove

cured me and 1 have prescribed the
food with good results In many cases,"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich.
Grape-Nuts is regularly prescribed
in place Of medicine by many physi-
clans for stomach and intestinal trou-
BILE. lack of nourishment. brain-fag
and nervous prostration. The result
usually shows immediate improvement
and speedy complete cure.
Ten days trial OF GrapeNuts in
place OF starchy foods works wonders.
There's a reason
Look in pkgs, for the famous little
book, ''The Road to Wellvillo.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Ewing Is Hustling.
FRANCHISE GRANTED.
Shoshone Power Company Given 6
Right of Way in Weber County.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May AT the meeting of the
County Commissioners today a number
of report from country officers. including
tho report from Assessor Edwin Dix.
were submitted and either approved OF
referred and a number OF road reports
were received from the various road
supervisors There WAS a morning and
afternoon session. and II was 515 when
the board adjourned
Among the important matters disposed
of was the granting of a franchise grant
ing the right to the Shoshone Power COM
pany to occupy the roads and streets of
Weber county with It's poles and wires
for the transmission of electric energy
from Shoshonc Falls. In Idaho, to Ogden
and Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Title Is Quieted
Licenses Quieted
Skips With Veluables.

Special to The Tribune,
PROVO. Utah, May IL. f ShurtlifT.
Il shcepman. reported to the Sheriff that
his herder, Altonc Waro. had skipped out
taking with him two rings valued at $50,
the sum OF so in cash and a yalise. He
lis of the opinion that the herder is de-
serter from Fort Douglas. He offers
reward Of $50 for his capture
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Big Percentage Planted.
SHAFT IS WRECKED.
Blast in Daily West Causes Some Lit
tie Damage.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, May IA blast in the
DAILY West shaft, at the I00-foot level
where new station Is being cut, tore
out the shnft guides yesterday morning
and the down. coming cage, loaded with
two cars of concentrates. ran Into vacant
space and caused a bad smash-up. The
engineer who had not been notified of
the accident In the shaft. dropped the
heavily loaded cage at the usual speed
and the cage did not stop until 1t had
wedged itself into the timbers and badly
wrecked the shaft, The accident will re-
suit In tying up one side OF the shaft for
a few days, but will not interfere with
tho output OF tho mine. as the cage Is
running In the second compartment as
usual.
Will Attend Reunion.
The local G A r. and their friends will
attend the reunion in Salt Lake City next
Thursday. special train Will be run
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
MAY LAY DOWN BRUSHES
Painters and Paper-Hangers Are
Likely to Strike

The Journeymen Painters and Paper
hangers Of this city presented n demand
upon the bosses for 80 cents an hour. the
week TO be of fortyfour hours The
present wage is $3.50 per day OF eight
hours. Monday evening the employers
met and decided not to grant the in
crease.
In View that the demand was made on
the 5th inst. and that ten days was the
time given In which to accept or reject
the demand. It Is quito likely that the
journcymcn Will go on a strike on the
18th inst
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WILLIS BUYS A HOME
Well-Known Salt Lake Man Makes
Purchase in California.

special dispatch from Arlington.
Colo 70 the Riverside Daily Press, under
date OF May /, says;
r. Mckenzie OF tho Arlington Realty COM
pany has sold John Jays place on Hayes
street TO w, S. Wills who has been residing
in Riveraide for time. The property
consists OF fvc-room cottage md fvc acres
OF land In alfalfa, berries, fruit trcos and
chicken corral II Is understood that Mr. and
liking and thnt they expect to make Arlington
their permanent home.
Mr. Willis is a former well-known news
paper man and job printer OF Salt Lake
who went to California some months ago
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DEATH ENDS SUFFERING
Miss Gertrude Denkers Passes AWAY
at Home in Ogden.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. May AT early hour THE
morning Gertrude Denkcrs, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. q. DcnkersL aged n years died
at the family residence. Us the result NJ
complication OF troubles. Tho young woman
had been subject to cpileptic nts since her
childhood. and these brought on other trou-
bios.
ward meeting house at p. Tuesday nnd
the interment will be In the City cemetery
OF ogden.
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GLEN MILLER HURT
Former United States Marshal In
jured in San Francisco

taio1e lien M,iicr is confined TO his room In Rsr-
ntsIes, Chs on account OF Injuries caussa a.,
oWo "u oAci'ement Incident to che recent earth.
ayo,d hn, hna hro In San Francisco In order 70
H eUHIhooiio ne was compelled 10 clirnh 80 au i
b,.oi, oeoris In such haste as 10 incspeeito,e
tboneh, io. I'm extending TO business II Is NOT
s"' ,nut MS Injuries will prove serious
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Eat your lunch in the palm garden a,
at the ROYAL.
Sues for Divorce.

Annie S Sterling hns fllcd suit for di-
vorcc against James D. Sterling In the
Third District court. The couple wero
married in Salt Lake In 1871 and the
complainant claims that for the past six
years her husband has failed to support
her and has cruelty mistreated her She
asks for tho dissolution of the bonds of
matrimony and the custody of the chill
drcd, of whom there are three
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johnny Mining COMPANY.

The Johnny Mining company held
meeting Monday and elected those d.
rectors. f ID. Cliff, Henry Newell. w j.
Joseph Lippman. The property is located
In California and indications point to a
good copper mine.