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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Smr Gonbention oes Staatss Der
banoes 9eati&er 8ereine.

slm IL. Guguit finbst in Sort
Wapne Die idbrli&s @si9dfts Wer-
iammluns Der 9elssatsn Der gum
Staats @erbanb esbbrigen beuti9en
0ereine In Snoiana ffatt.
Der 9ofal.Verbanb In Sort Wapns
bei1lob In elmer bor eini9en Sagen ab.
sehaltenen 0sriammluns. nit Der
@onbention bic Jeier bes Seuti9en
8agss su berbinbsn. Sieis Jei.r tuirb
am IL. Mu9uit i'm gentIibrs part ftatt=
finoen.
6Hr bic Contention unb bic Seier
tpurbsn fol9enbe gomites srnannt:
gmpfangs 2omite - u. &Os9en,
Or. 6. s9iaing, Tfar 6ofmanu.
Serb. Meisr, gonrao gaub.
Seforations- 9omite- Staat,
Jrib Wstf1, 2ouis Drummer, 8uft.
SCHUBERT.
8srpfsguness unb ginauartirungss
Romite-San. Clemens, Sp. S9erer,
Sol. Bossnidhs. @iIb. gsrtbels,
2puis @auert.
prsB.2omtts -gugen 8r6nbIe, Nn.
ielm 5tiIber, Ben. b. 3ablben.
untsrbaItunss.2 .2omits-@uf. @9u-
bert, @bas. S9eimann, War SOfs
mann. 2ouis gurbes. aboIpb Sim.
minger, u. ROgsen, 9. 8r6noIe, 3.
b. 2abIbsn.
Wirtbi9afts : 2omits uno Iuff9t
i'm part-M. 6alIsr. 5rant 9sd, Dan.
Clemens, Carl WiIhelm, War Stern,
6. Qefsr. u. 2ibnsr, u. &oagsn,
@onrao gaub, 9enrp 9Odsmeisr, 8beO.
5abertOrn. Wm. @Olmer. Sobn 0eu-
mann. Sobn %. Wsgmtller.
8as gerpfesunss- unb ginquur.
tirunss.3omite wiro susIsi6 bis De.
f9dfte bss Sranspprtations 2omites
lpabrnebmen; bauptid9li9 foQen bic.
ielbsn berfu9en, auf allen 8abnsn sr.
mdbists 5abrpreiie fur bic 9elsgatsn
3u ertpirfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
3aot tn Giien6abnmasen se=
fnnSem.

Ser breiunb3mansie Sabre alte Ulu-
fifsr Samss Barnett bon 1923 Spann
apenue, muroe beute Wosaen in einsm
Waggon einss einfahrenben giienbabn.
suges I'm Union 'gabnbpf tobt aufse'
funoen. Barnett mar NIT ieinem 8ru.
Der In Clinton. Snb.. gum geiu9 gene.
fen unb befanb fib auf Der 6eimrsife,
als er bonn Sobe ereiIt tpurbs. Die BET.
ben 8riiber batten fi@ auf ben Siben
bss WasaOns. 10 gut es eina. binee.
legt unb f9Iiefen. NIs Der 3ug F9
Snbianapolis ndbsrts, f9attelte ber
Babn'Ronbutieur bic S9Iafenbsn, UNI
fie au ertueden. Der Bruber ri&tets
fi& aud aaf, aber Samss bIieb re.
sun9slDs Iiesen. Bel ndbersr getra&.
tuns fanlsn fe. bab berislbe pI5bliG
geforben mar. Sames garnett It'll
feit Idngerer 3sit an @beumatismus
bes 9er3ens unb Der amtli@s 2si9sn'
bei&auer fanb nod elmer eingsbenbeu
llnteriu&ung. bab Der Cob In 6oIas
bieier arahtbeit eingetreten mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

Bis eefern batte Der ffdbtii4s Sns
ipsttOr fir Wnbe uno @spi4ts, Sfa'
bore @uIfiuu, nit Der Sur4fhbrung
Der nm Wontae bonn Stabtrat6 anse.
nummsnsu Srbinan3 betrefs bes Wie-
gems bss @iiss bsim 8erfauf BON ben
@nesn ssuartst, oa bic pahsnben giss
uasi4anlen bier in Snbianapolis ni6t
aussnblidli4 gum @ertauf uaren. am
Wliittpod erbielten nerf4isosne Glen.
tuaarsnbdnoler iol9s 3a9i9aaIsn In
gsniiesnber Nn,a6I unb am 9onnerfae
Morosn bsqnnn SnipsttDr WulHon
nit Der Suraftibruus Der neuen Sr-
oinnn3.
Der fnrbigs Ben 5aplor, 4uti9er
zines gispnaens Der Union See Co.,
tuuroe ais @titer belbaftst uno in's
POliseieefdneniB gsbraat, psil er in
bsm @Obnbnuis, 14O7 Horo Ssnate
Str, Sis, D6ne gu tuieeen, abgelieferi
batts. Ser SnipsitOr fragts ibn, Oh
sr bas Sis sewosen babe, uoraui
8nblOr anttportete, oas Stif 81.
iuisee 100 biz 125 gfunb unb fsi I'm
@isbauis 9eiuogsn. Nod cine anbert
Mnilage purbe 9egen ben 2uti4el
srbobsn, oa berfelbe on isinem @agsr
cine alrs, ni9t bonn Snfpsftpr gsai4tl
@agi1aale bate. Die bel anbersn @s.
irgsnbeitsn bsnubt tuuros.
Saplor febt untsr Der boppeItsr
anilaee bic Fabtiids gistpiees.O Orbi'
nan3 perlsst unb sins fali9e Wag
I9aale beim gsttauf bon Sis benub
. su baben. Snipsttor Wulfion tpirt
INIT Der itrsngen Sur9fiibrung be-
Eismtees Orbinan3 fortfabrsn uni
Fauf Is6sn, oab Sie Gistoniumentei
bolIss 8suidi, poftr fie be8a6lei
len, au9 erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
@unoerlauo

Wsbrere Sunbert Witelisber Der
Snbiana pharmaceutical Ihcciation
bsfu9ten am Wlittwo9 abeno unter
2situng oss lOtalsn unter6aItungss
@pmitss bas WunberIanb. Sic be.
iu9ten bic .Sobnfomn 5lutb", fu6rsn
nit Der @irtsli6autei, Der Rutiababn
unh Sseneriebabn. la9ten In Der
Spabfabrif unb i'm y9ritten @rabe"
uub bsrgntisten fid gan3 bOrtreffi6.
Die Spssialattrattionsn bss Wun=
oerIanoes, wie oie vJIiegsnbsn gaIo'
uins". sltrobatsn. vgrsna". Der
wsibli9s s9lanssnmeni9, uno Gog
unb Joris's Circus eefieIen ben ge.
iu4srn sbenfaQs ausgsssi9nst. prOf,
arnbt's Wiilitdrfapelle trug Elm isb,
annsbmbarss Muftprogramm Dor, baE
algemsin BON ben na1 9auienbeu
sdblenSsn geIu9ern esIobt uurbe.
6suts Gbenb tusrbsn bisls Suulbsrts
f, 8sfu6er bon Wartinspile unb ben ba'
,ipii9sn lisgsnbsn Orii9aften BIER sin'
trefen uno oas prd9tig illuminirt'
Dsrsnh9angsrsiort an Der Cf @aib'
ingtOn Strabs beiu9su, BET wsl9e,
@elsasnbsit Elm $500 toHsnbes Gsusr'
inert bon pruf. pain frsi ab9ebrcnn
tperben wiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
etrtifbeilegnng erwarttt.
@adtn Der Streiter oilrfen aafge'
itellt tueroen.

Eihter 0inIon Garter nom Supes
,rgeridt feIte am Srsitag gormittas
einen tempcrGren ginbaltsbsfe6l gegsn
Die Wbite &ioer 2obge go. 161, Sns
Observation-Disclosures Der Wai6iniiteri,
uno beren Rit9lieber aus, pel4er ber-
5ietet, baB oisIelben tsine Gt6rungen
I'm getriebe Der atIas Wai6inenfabrif
berurIaGen unb bic 4nsefeltsn oer'
I.Ibsn bon Der arbeit 5urhd9alten otir-
fen. ginen tbsilusifsn Sieg 9euan'
nsn bic Gtreiter bur& Die ri9terli4e
srInubniB, enB fie @a4en bon ie 3tpst
Rann an iOl9sn Stsllsn Der Jabrit
aufRelsn Otrfen, NO Strsitbrs4er nrs
betten. Die gBa6sn btirfen nit ben
Strsitbrs9srn unterbanoeln uno lie tn
anRdnoiger Wsiis suni Ginffeaen Der
arbsit tiberrsosn, absr he btirfen nitt
ir9eno cine perion In ben Jabritanla'
lagen thdtltt Oosr nit groben gSortsr
inIultiren.
9urh oisis gntISsibun9 6aben f9
bts Ausftten our frisoli9eu gsilsgung
bss Strsits beoelltsno gebehert uno IN
elmer am 5rsitns Worsen itattgebabten
Ronfsren; 3Dii9sa osm Supsrintsn'
benton 5, 6. Wbitsmors unb Dem erfisn
8ormann @Olforo Der 6abrit nit 5.
8. 2engon, 8. sJiee.prdfbsnt Der Sns
tsrnatiOnnlsn "ai9iniitsnsah hOciation;
So6n Stsiert. Setrstdr Der Wbits
&iper 2oss 90. 16l; gsors Startpsa'
tier, Charles S9uls uno 2Ou Storm,
lWitelisbsr Der Mni4iniifen Union,
SHlsn Die 2O6nfirsitigteiten CUR 3u'
ieoenheit bsibsr pnrteisn ssi9li4tet
proen iein. Sorobl Die Nrbsitgeber
aud bic 4rbeiter finb 3uperfi4tli6.
8 Der Leioige Gtreit balb beiseIe9l
:rosn wiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Gonbsation Der So,ialtfen.

Die Contention Der So3ialiften,
partei bon Warion @ountp mtrb am
eOnntag Na9mittag, ben s. Suli, In
Der Columbia Sale abssbaIten mere
ben, Tim elm bolles gountp. .Wabltidet
3u nOminirsn. Die WitgIisosr Der
partei baben uolIss @srtrauen. baB bic
tommsnos 6erbfwabl Elm bsbsutsnbss
Wa4stbum ibrer partei bur9 bic
grbsere Stimmenabgabs fhr ibrs 2an'
oioatenIergshen wtrb. Sn ben Isbten
orei ober bier Wonaten finb bie go.
siaIiifen asitatorii9 bef@dftist gepeien
uno 6aben ibre Organization bebeutenb
berfdrtt. Sn aat Warbs Der Stabt
befeben io3iaiiftii1e Wereinisuneen unb
In ben anoersn Warbs iolsn iolds 10
i4nea als m6sii9 oraanifirt tperben.
gbenfalls erifirt elm GROCER iosia.
Iifii&er 3weig. Der aus Seutf1.
Ameriianern auiammengsisst III. Der
betannte Agitator Samuel &obbins
bon @bicagc tuirb bonn 1. SuIi an
pdhrsno spsier WU&sn bic iO3iaIifi'
f8en Asitationen In SnbianapoIis let.
ten. Grau @srtrube o. CUNT bon
@bieago wiro i'm Jnterefe Der partsi
in fOlgenosn io3ialifii4sn Teriamm.
lungsn &soen balten: 9eute Mbeno I'm
S&ulbaaie In Srbington; am eamifaq
Abenb an Der @de bon Delaluare uni
@ai6in9son GtraBe unb am Sonntae
Na9mittag wirb He nit Samuel Rob'
bins oas pienie bes beuti&sn 60
3ialifenDereins auf 6artmann's Garm
befu9en uno bort Anfpra9sn balten,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Dtebfabls.

GrduIein 6. Dobb, 1906 groabtpap,
bsri9tets Der poli3si, baB aus ibrer
@obnung ein 8elbtdi99en nit SO
in 8aar, einem golbsnen &ing unb
einem S9lahel 3u elmer Depciitens
S9ublabe seffoblen tpuros. NIs bic
poli3ei-geamisn nod nit ibrsn Na9.
fori6ungsn bsi6dfiigt tparen, fanbsn
,tuei Sungen, 9aturence @arrifon unb
Otis Wie9ensie binter benz 6auie go.
1914 groaowas oas leere portemons
naie, uobin es Der Sieb setporfen bate,
nadSsm sr i6 ben Snbalt angssisnet
bate.
Spibbubsn itabIen bic 3usirdbsr
bon %. 8. Bronipn unb Dan. ct.
SObn unb 5rnu gsiRs 5pnss. 26.
Strobe unb Senate Ape. betlagt ben
gsrluit ibrss psiBsn puoels, ben ein
2isbbabsr mitgeben bieB.
@itp'Warf9aa Bird tn JrantfOrt,
Snb., bena4ri9tiste bic bisfiss polisst,
bab aus einer an3abl bOrtig.r Wobn'
bduier cine Wense SiIber3.ug unb an.
bere @srtbia9en gefobIen uuroen. 81
wiro permutbet, baB fi9 bic 9isbe mad
bier gstpanbt baben. um ibren @aut
Bel pfanbpnfeln tn baares @slb umau.
fsssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

Sampf nit WegeIages
rern. SIN @alOe Bel 3abr5e, Yreus
bif9sS4lefien, ri6teten bier Besela>
serern an G6onuneen mutbtpilliger
Deiie S9aoen on. 2lls Ger bin5utom>
men6e @snoarll grieste Die Yerionaz
lien Der &erle feititelIen tpoGte, fielen
oisie nit Sniippeln iiber ibn Der.
8riesfe feusrte einen Gspolperi9ub ab,
brad bunn aber beipubtlos suiammen.
Siet Pofi5ei nahm Die @erfolguna Der
SbGter auf unb perbaftete stpei, bon
oenen elmer, Der bur9 Den &ebolpers
f4ub pertpunoet mar, in bas 2a5aretb
aebraht tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
WaDOr abgeiebt.
u1ebrere Selbffmoroe in per-
ihieoenen Stdoten.
SonittgeS aus Snotatta.

$erre 6nute. gepaliiges
Nufiehen erregte am Sonnerffng In Der
ganaen Stabt bel Der gen6lterung bis
iiberrai4enbs Na9ri6t, bab Der Gtabt.
ratb am Wbeno borbsr ben Wapor gb-
min s. Sibaman tusssn Niatour9fhb.
rung Der befebenoen @sisbs angstlaat
uno ftulbig bsfunbsn unb ibn ieines
amtss psrluifig ertldrt tabe. Sieier
Sei4lub uurbe nit 6 9sgsn 8 Stim-
men ansenommen, bebor Der Mapor
oas geratbun9s3immer bss Siaotraths
betreten bate. Der anpsisnbe Stabts
controller Sudin9bam, Der eeIssmdbig
bel elmer eintretenbsn 8afans Mnpor
piro, tuuroe aufgeforoert, ben Mapors.
fubl ein5une6msn unb benz Stnbtratb
gu prdfbiren. @r ueiserte fi8 isbO&
oieies su tbun, ba er erif nit feinem
anmait bariibsr Radipra9e ue6msu
ppllte. als Wapor gibaman bon Der
ungere6tfsrtigten 9anbIuugsweiis bes
Stabtratbs b6rte, elite er tn ben 8eras
tbungsiaal, nabm isinsn Stub Elm
unb fa9te: Ser Stabtrath III isbt ;ur
Oronung gerufen uno Id babe ben
8orfiB iibernommen unb tperoe ben-
ielben behalten, Biz meine 9lmts3sit
ausselaufen if." Die Staotrdtbe tpa-
rem burG oisiss snsreii9s Nuftrstsn bss
WapOrs fsbr bsiiiirat unb gingsn nod
elmer tur3en gerat6un9 nod Sauie.
Die Bhrseri8aft Der Stabt i'm anse-
neinen iit empbrt tiber bas btnterliffigs
0erfabrsn bss Staotratbs. Sslbff bic
probibitionifen. bsnen Maror Biba-
man usgsn isinsr liberaIsn anF9ten
Elm Dorm i'm Aues mar. finb,n ss
BuedIOs tn bieiem Wege gsgen ibn uor'
sugeben. ba iein Nmtstsrmin In tpeni.
gen Wonaten ablduft.
Sort 90 anne. Der % Sabre
alte Jlopo @ercup besing am Don.
nsrifas In Der Wobnuns ieinss gatsrs
@sorg @areup in 6untertotpn, Selbft.
n,uro. inbem er f9 eine &sbOlbtrtugsI
tn osn 2Opf f9OB. Serliunss Mann,
Der bic lutratibe Stelluna zines Gin
tdufers BET Der 6irma e. @afb & SO.
bstIsiOste Iitt felt msbreren Sabren an
elmer Wassntrantbeit unb bsging In
ieiner ger3weiHung bie rai4e S6at.
Wattbems, Nn Dem Sserdb.
nib beg altsn gbparb ssrtoa am Spn'
nerifae Na9nittag betbeiligte fi9 au4
Grau .. .. Wbitues. Als fie bas
Grab bsrlieb unb ibrsn Waesn beifsi.
gen tuolte, Duroe he bon einem Slis'
ftrable on Der s4uItsr estrpffsn unb
auf Der STEELE getbbtet. Mebrsre an.
bers psriOnen oes 2si9ensefOIses tuur.
ben ebsnfaqs bon benz 8lisfrabl se'
troffen, aber nur lei9t bsrlebt.
Sartforb gitp. Der 19 Sabre
alte Saubfumme Wiaiam Wurpbp
tuuroe In bas @efdnenib ssfperrt. NEIL
er einsn gefdli9ten Ws9IsI Hber els
nit Der unterfdrift beg Seth Sishl In
Der gitissns' Wai. 8unt sintaiRrsn
poate. Wturpbp tam mshsr leien mod
f9reiben unb troBbem CT feline uniGuIb
bstbeuerts, wuroe er berbaftet uub sin-
lgefperrt.
BeIIefp pntaine. I'm Witts
mod Wior9en wurbe bic gan,e 5amilis
bes Sobn @urfs, beifebenb aus 6rau,
sdusIins unb ibm islbi, bon einem
3uge Der ObiO @entrnIbabn treftlit9
BON bier tibsrfahrsn unb 1sbensesfdbr.
lid berleBt. Die Jamilis fubr gum
geiu&e bon Wermanbtsn nod 8ucprus
In Obin, als oas @efdbrt bon Der 2os
fomotibe auf elmer Rreusung aetrpffen
muroe. Das pfero uurbe get6btst, Der
Waaen ednsli9 sertrhmmert unb bie
bret perfonen f9tuer perIeBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

peru. Der In lpsitsn Qreiien gut
betannte 9runeeiseuibumsbdnblsr unb
electromagnetic, s. .. aunss. ere
bdnets F9 in Der Sonnerfas Na@t In
ieinem Stale. Der i9on ertalteis
2ei9nam muros erft msbrsre Stunbsn
fpdtsr bon elmer farbigen 5rau sefun.
ben. aunss bat In Der Isbtsn 3sit
erbebli9s finansieIle gerluife sehabt
unb oieie f9sinsn ibn tn ben 9ob se.
trisbep au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

@ep. u. @ G m m tier, 224 Voro
pins Str.-Duntlss uno bellies Gapis
tal gitp 1ter tets BET MIR au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

@ottlieb 4eufb a rb t,
yOie semiitbli@e gde",
gde Sfoble nnb W1artet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Gismisss Sroinan, frsnse
bnrdssfabrt.

@sbrere gisSertdufer perbaftet.
, 1906-04-05
T. MENTIONED.
Snow all gone.
A heavy frost last night.
Bright and warmer this morning.

Snow all gone.
A heavy frost last night.
Bright and warmer this morning.
Artistic Easter novelties. Bookstore.
Guns and ammunition of all kinds
at Lovejoy's.
The sessions of the university were
resumed this morning.
Richard E. Mills has been appointed
postmaster at Manchester, Sheridan
county.
Albert Jordan, a Basin City ranch
hand, has been adjudged insane and
will be sen to the asylum at Evanston.
Mrs. E. W. Cordiner of the Wyoming
Dry Goods company is i'll at her home,
and has not been down for a day or
two.
The Denver papers intimate that the
white girl who was SO anxious to wed
a Pueblo blanket Indian is getting
cold feet and may decide not to do 1t.
Charlie Nissen will not leave Lara
mic this summer, believing that the
climate here is equal to the best any
where else in the world, and will post
pone his going until later in the year.
Duncan Clark, the young ranchman
and rough rider, vas quite seriously
wounded yesterday afternoon, at the
A. l.. Bristol ranch, at Horse creek.
The shooting was said to have been
purely accidental.
The case of Mrs. Celia Andrews
against Mrs. Clara NJ. Fullerton, for
$4,000 damages for the alienation OF
the affection of her husband, to have
been called at Douglas yesterday, on
a change of venue, has been continued
until next Tuesday.
, 1906-04-05
WILL DISCUSS THE
PROGRAM NUMBERS.

Mr.. F. S. Burrage will be present at
the university tomorrow night, during
the %zonophone concert, and explain
the numbers as they are rendered, add
ing interest to the beautiful story told
by the music. A good deal is lost
sometimes by not knowing the connec-
ton between the song and the story,
and this will be a part of the pro-
gram. The speaker will also tell
something of the singers and writer's,
as well as the operas themselves.
, 1906-04-05
A BLOW ON THE TRUSTS.

Do not forget that our superior line
of Walter A. Wood plows, harrows, cul-
tivators and other farming implements,
is the only line of implements manu-
featured in America outside of a com
bine. 1t will pay you to investigate be-
fore buying elsewhere: Quality and
price guaranteed to be satisfactory.
Are you favoring the trusts? tt
THE LARAMIE COAL co.
All magazines at Mills, A Druggist.
, 1906-04-05
ToNlGHT'S MEETING OF
THE LITERARY CLUB.

At the meeting of the LARAMIE Lit
erary club this evening, in the Car
negie public library, the subject for
discussion will be, "The Working of
the Compulsory Education Law in
Wyoming" The discussion will be in
troduced by Prof. F. w. Lee. A cur
rent topic is t. be introduced by Mr..
Burrage.
, 1906-04-05

The Original Laxative Cough Syrup
10 Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
It expels all cold from the system by
acting as a cathartic on the bowels.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Is
. certain. safe and harmless cure for
colds, Group and whooping cough.
Sold by Mills, A Druggist.
, 1906-04-05
Gard of Thanks,

The relatives of the late William
Vass take this means of thanking the
friends of the deceased and
of themselves, both in the city and
country, for the numerous acts of
kindness shown during the illness and
after the death of their beloved rela-
tive. They will ever be held in CRATE
full remembrance.
JAMES VASS AND FAMILY.
, 1906-04-05
CHARITY WHIST CLUB
To MEET TONIGHT

The Charity Whist club will meet at
8 o'clock this evening at Grand Army
hall, and be entertained by Mrs. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Dayton, Mrs. Howard Ingham,
Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Fred
George.
, 1906-04-05
VISITED
sLossoNs AT H

Mrs. A. c. Hogbin has a late letter
from her sister, Mrs. e. e. SIosson, at
New York, saying that she and Dr..
Slosson had received a call from Mr..
and Mrs. e. J.. Lehman of this city,
who are now visiting in the east.
, 1906-04-05
WANTS FULFILLED.

If you have lost anything; have any
thing to buy or sell; rooms or a house
to rent; in short a want of any kind
to fill try a liner in THE REPUBLI'
CAN. The cost is small and the re.
urns are large.
, 1906-04-05
BOOKS NOT
WELL KNOWN
REVIEWS OF VOLUMES IN PUBLIC
LIBRARY FOUND NOT TO
HAVE BEEN USED MUCH.
The American Merchant Marine, by
Winthrop /. Marvin, Discussed by
Mr.. Spafford, MIR. Wo!fard Writing
of Pleasures of Life and Mr.. Cor
thell of Benjamin Franklin.

The following reviews of books
found in the public library and not
very frequently taken out for reading,
prepared at the request of the Lar
annie Literary club, are given out:
American Shipping Industry.
THE American Merchant Marine
by Winthrop l.. Marvin. An intensely
interesting history of the rise and de-
cline of the American shipping indus
try. 1t tells of the remarkable growth
of this n C important activity, in
spite of the bitter antagonism of the
people and government of Great
Britain, in spite of the depredations
of pirates encouraged by the European
powers, and in spite OF the seizure Of
millions of dollars worth of ships and
cargoes by Napoleon Bonaparte. 1t
shows that in 1910 91.5 per cent of
American foreign commerce was car
ried in American ships, while in 1901
the proportion was 50 per cent. The
triumphs of American shipbuilders and
seamen are graphically related and
the book is we'll worthy of careful
reading by anyone who is interested
in the history of the country.
FRANK STAFFORD.
Interesting Volume.
THE Pleasures OF LIE" by Sir John
Lubbock. The Pleasures Of Life!"
Who would not desire to read a book
on such a theme, from the pen of a
masters? And in reading this little
book of less than 200 pages one at
once feels himself in the presence of
a master. One of its chief merits is
that the chapters are short and at the
same time in a complete.
The strongest impressions left by
the sentiment of the book are an in
tense desire for study n reading of
the higher class, and, above all, an i'm.
preston that makes life seem a great
field of pleasure and privilege.
e. R. WOLFARD.
Reads 1t Frequently.
Among the books turned over to the
library by the old Library association
is the autobiography of Benjamin
Franklin. In this two hundredth year
since Franklin's birth it ought to have
renewed interest for all who have not
read it. For myself, | turn to it every
few years with increased interest and
enjoyment. 1t is a frank, fascinating
story of the life of one of the most
profound philosophers, who was him
self a very human and unpretending
participant in the common life and
action of the people.
N. E. CORTHELL.
, 1906-04-05
THE VASS FUNERAL

The funeral of William Vass, the
Pioneer canal ranchman, was held
from STRIKERS undertaking rooms this
afternoon, with services by Rev. A.
C. Hogbin.
, 1906-04-05

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply Sayer Han
en-, 152 north Sixth street. 144tf
, 1906-04-05
GOING TO DENVER
TO VISIT DAUGHTER.

Mrs. Fred A. Miller will leave to-
morrow for Denver for a visit with
her daughter, Miss Zoe Miller, who is
attending school in hat city.
, 1906-04-05

Houses for sale and furnished hous'
for rent. Inquire 209 Grand ave.
, 1906-04-05

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms 159
First st opposite telegraph office. 195t6
, 1906-04-05

FOR SALE-White and barred rock
eggs. First prize stock. B. G. Sewell,
100 Cedar, Laramie. 19St2w1
, 1906-04-05

FOR RENT-Ranch. Inquire this
office. II
, 1906-04-05

TAKE YOUR GIRL, AND A BOX
OF KlNGSFoRD'S CANDY, TO THE
SHOW TONIGHT.
, 1906-04-05

FOR SALE-Good ive-room cottage,
two lots and out buildings. Enquire at
.S17 south Third street. 197tf
, 1906-04-05

YOUR GIRL, A BOX OF KINGS
FORD'S CANDY AND THE PLAY
TONIGHT, A PRETTY GOOD coMel-
NATION.
, 1906-04-05

FOR SALE-Five-room brick house,
with barn, excellent location close in.
on southeast corner. Inquire at this
office
, 1906-04-05

Daily Republican. so cents a month.
, 1906-04-05

Daily Republican, so cents a month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS,
MEETING

To the stockholders OF the Utah Realty
company, corporation. Take notice
That special meeting OF the stockhoId-
crs OF the Utah Realty company. q cor
poratlon, organized, existing and doing
business under and pursuant to the laws
OF the State of Utah Will be held at the
91lilce OF the company. room 173. David
Keith building, Salt Lake City, State or
Utah, on Thursday. 18th day of March
A. ID. 1876. at the hour of o'clock m
OF said day. The purpose OF said meeting
Is TO amend the Articles of Incorporae
tion OF said Utah Realty company so as
to increase The capital stock of said COM
pany from ten thousand shares of tho
par value of ten dollars each to twenIv
thousand shares Of the par value Of ten
dollars each and to amend Article SLY of
the said Articles OF Incorporation so ihst
said articles VIII read as follows. to vii
VI
That the amount OF the capital stock NJ
said corporation shall be two hundred
thousand G20.o0O dollars, which shall he
divided into twenty thousand (20 oon
shares OF the par value OF ten ClW dol,
lars each.
In witness whereof we have bereunto
set our hands this 20th day OF February
THOMAS KEARNS. President
Frank j. WESTCOTT. Secretary. sb15