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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the Qu q
ell OF Salt Lake City OF the i-it717
such Council TO make tho foSss'>l
scribed Improvement, to Wit:
Extending and laying sewer h'H
vitlrlfied pipe eight 80 inches In -
In the middle OF East Temple sll':
tween Fourth South and Fifh
streets. and on both Sides OF sad'
Temple street between Fifth SOU
Ninth South streets. In sewer "
Nos. l and 2, and defray the aputre;s J
ton OF the cost and expense thetee
mated at ton thousand two hunole
ty-eight and e0-lCo CslO. .2So.eQ) COLLAR
or said Improvement In said ses
tricts, as follows:
Nine thousand two hundred a5e|
(sS2io.0W dollars. or one and CIV
dollars per front foot OF properly
said improvement In district No.
being five thousand two hunos
eighty $3.50 feet abutting said
ment in said district (sewer on D"
OF street,.
Five hundred seyenty-one AM
C57l. 5O) dollars. or 90-lo0 $3.50 dol.
front foot OF abutlng properly ~
In middle OF street In district No
being six hundred and thirty-nve
abuttins said Improvements IN
trict. and four hundred and tWenx
SI27 .OW dollars, or 70-1G0 G0.IW oen
front foot OF abutting properly ~
In middle OF street in district 80.
being six hundred md ten t6lV) ~
ting said Improvement in'sald dise
a local assessment upon the
pieces OF ground within the follov
scrlbed districts. being the distne.|
affected or benefited by said impro'
namely: ,
lots 1 and S, block 4; all OF lots
8, block Is; all of lots 1 and .; oio%
OF lots 2. 3. and 5, block "a sn
! and S, block %; all OF lots 80
block %. and all OF lots ana ?,
plat "a" district No. 2. sewer
Sides of street,, "a
All of lots 2 and 3, block ~
north sO5 feet of lot l. block 81
district No 2. sewer In middle ol
All OF lot and the south liV Le.
S. block 50. and the south 800 iess
s, block 10, plat "a" Salt LAKE M
VeY district No. /, sewer In LIZ
street,. ,he
ing out of such intention mus
sentcd In writing TO tho City hss;S -
or before the 7th day OF May, -
the time set by said Council Wns
hear and consider such protests -
tions as may be made thereto.
By order OF the City Counep
Lake City, Utah.
Dated, February S. 1905.
]. b. MORETON, City ~
Sewer Extension No, liz
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the City Coun-
Gil or salt Lake CITY OF the intention OF
such Council to make the following de-
scrlped Improvement, to Wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral Of
Vitrined pipe eight Inches In diameter. on
the south side OF Fourth South street ba-
the north side OF Seventh South street he
tween East Temple and State streets. on
the west Side OF State street bctWaen
Fourth South and Fifth South streets, and
on ooth sides OF State street between
Fifth South and Seventh South streets in
sewer districts Nos l and 2, and defrav
tho aoutters portion OF the cost and ex-
ps pense tnsreoi. estimated at seven thou
sand nine hundred thlrty-two and s0-l0o
Hi9USD dollars for all of said improye
ment In said sewer districts: one thon-
snnd a,Ins. 81 SIX hundred sixty seven and yO-lOo
(SlG6IsV dollars. OF one and a-l0o is1 an,
dollars per front foot OF abuttIng nroncr
~ In district No. l. there being ono tbou-
SAND two hundred and eighty-three QSss
die,-, tget ,aoesling SAID Improvement IN said
District No, l, and six thousand two hnn-
dred sixty-hye ts62S50O) dollars or one and
!S-l0 (sl I6) dollars per front foot Of as,ut.
ing ing prHSpersg; tS IN district No E. there being
lSsSD feet abutting said Improvement IN
said district No. 2, by local assessmant
,I upon 0Iin me lots or pieces OF ground within
districts TO BIC affected or benefited by en- us "a
Improvement, namely: '"iu
Fronting on Fourth South street:
aast oIe 80 T, y. ~ : anu .. oiock 40. and the
Fronting on State street:
All or lot and tho south 40 feet ne
lou ., oioek 50 plat "A" Salt Lake civ
Fronting on State street:
. All OF lots ! and g. block 80: all Of lot,
49,, ot aha O. oi9ck 80; all OF lots and 8
and all Of lots and s. block 20 ''0eN ID
FtontinS on Seventh South street:
a5 ne feet TeS' or ,aH so 5eeI OF lot and the east
Lake City survey district No. p oait
All protests and objections to the oar.
sented in writing to tho CITY RecoUS oS pre-
or before the 7th day of May, lSSS uss s on
the time na set by said Council when 1t tV W
jeetions as may be made thereto ana OBJ
BY order OF the City Council OF Sol.
Dated, February s. 1906
]. b MORETON. CITY Reoor,o
Sewer Extension No lis. eeoiuer;
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An Appetite
For Health
Necessity Of Appetite" for Food in
Order to Properly Digest
What We Eat.

Some OF the most eminent physicians
Of this country and Europe who have
made a study. based on exhaustive eX-
pertinent and research, OF the process
of digestion. unite in the opinion that
a keen appetite Is a great aid to proper
digestion. and some even go so far as
TO say that there must be a good sharp
appetite for the food eaten In order
that 1t be properly digcsted and as
simulated. DR.. ]. P. Pawlow's essay on
The Work OF the Digestive Glands"
which was awarded the Nobel prize. is
well worth reading, as 1t sets forth
very clearly the value Of appetite and
cites very fully his experience In prac-
heal research and experiment. There Is
10 such safe, sure means for creating
n healthy appetite as Pabst Blue Rib
bon Beer taken before or with meals
and 1t is an almost absolute guaran-
tee of perfect digestion while It's tonic
and food value cannot be overesti-
mated
DR.. Joseph Feisler OF the Northwest
ern university OF Chicago. In com
menting upon this, said II fully be-
iieve that the moderate use OF good
beer at meal times acts as a tonic. and
Is therefore useful to adult persons.
The chief point in favor OF beer as COM
pared with other alcoholic beverages
lies In the small percentage Of alco-
mol, and In the fact that 1t Is respon-
sible for few drunkards-if any"
DR.. Feisler stands at the head Of his
profession, and his words must carry
great weight with those seeking health.
Pabst Blue Ribbon is such a beer as
DR.. Feisler recommends. 1t is a prod
uct OF eight-day malt and choicest hops.
This. coupled with sixty years of sclen-
tifc brewing. is what has put the
Pabst Beer so far In the lead. Pabst
Blue Ribbon is purity and cleanliness
Itself No food that comes from the
cleanest kitchen can be cleaner purer
and more wholesome than this cele
brated beer
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NOTICE

,v GIVEN by the city Coun-
saIt ake city of tho lnten,o' AZ
eh co,,rcu TO make tho fo'lonat9uct-
sucn ,nnnroyement 10 VII: InaJ wide
sci sea'us cemsnt sldcwalk six lo' ,he south
and four (D Inches tnleS tst between Sec
side Of ttsh EShth s1d West streets; ana hnl on
,hn north side OF Fifth souSn souSoSth West
tween Seventh West anu Nns. 20 and
streets, in sidewalk uis. ,,s.,rs portion of tho
u. ana uetis s3pense thereof, cst,nda'es1d "a 100
fiye thousand thirty-tnreeSd ,o-l0o (Jl.l0J
(s1aaso dollars o. or linear 0ne foot there being
So,,ei So',r thppusand Ave hundred anuvsment. anu
aoui aIN ANS, feet abutting said lrnP,o lots or
by local oSnd osssSsmietRS sWitSn the following de So
pieces OF ss,rict sipiH being the district 10 De
sff.cd sfIscted and benefited by sai1 mn and 8.
ment, namely All OF i2.s ,IocS ., 20, ali OF
block 30; all Of lots a ans SS Mat IA; all Of
lots { and s. block "a plat town
tho southwest quarter OF sSeI sSaIt lake base
ship south, range ! %ess ,s and S. block
ana al, rnf nf lots and 80. block l. Ply ., lots
aiyislon OF block %. plat " All az ~ lots /
5 and 6. block -, S;odH pat coates & corum, 8
TO ~ in;nn iaGduS'Tf NJ block q, plat &c SAT-
Tho total cost of said improSe hnndred
estimated at six inouasmIIISa Inc asIIa Oh dollars, of
nts{Ln n',,, The clty's portion Is ono th9Io %
%h,dn d sewen susn Hundred twenty-five ana ai-g nI
5s17StD dollars eayinf foa1 hSe So dollars to
be raised by local assesst aS;essinns TO tho carry
,ns A ot Of such intention must be present, or
ed IN 1u writing 10 the c,y ss being On the
before tho 7th day OF May; .n nj Il viii viii hear
sGGe tina esonsder sS. S such protests and objections
'l1 BY y'"e order Of the City Council OF san
Lnke City, Utah .
Da'eo R B, MoREToN. City ReoordsTst lsI 20.
a,dan..lf Extension No. 100. VIZ
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EX-APOSTLE NOW
LIVES IN PROVO
John W. Taylor Is Residing in
Utah City With One
Family.
SPENDS DAY IN
MAKING A GARDEN
DOdger of Government Process
Servers Settles Down After
Take Down.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
PROVO, April la.-John w. Taylor the
ex-apostle OF the Mormon church. who
WAS cut of from his apostles salary dur
ing tho last conference. has taken up his
abode in the city OF Provo. The cx-apos-
tie, whom the officers or the United States
Government chased all over the country
seeking him and his testimony for tho
Smoot case at Washington, Will make this
city one of his numerous homes.
Has Only One Family There.
Mr. Taylor has not moved all his fsmi-
lies to this city; he has merely ono here
at tho present time and is living IN the
beautiful home in the Fifth ward recent
ly purchased from S. r. Thurman. AS
Provo provides such congenial head
quarters for Latter-day polygamists II Is
taken for granted by this long suffering
people that the latest acquisition TO the
city Will be allowed TO live without fear.
Is Making a Garden.
Tho ex-apostlo spent his day Thursday
in making a garden In the back yard. A
long residence In Canada no doubt has
whetted the appetite OF the quondnm
apostle for some Utah vegetables. Some
homegrown garden truck Will come in
handy, since the separation OF the law
defer and his salary as ono OF the twelve.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF. CORN. GRO

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF. CORN. GRO
ceries. etc.,PeRaTtment OF the In
ton, D. G. March Is, 1906 Sealed propos-
ais, plainly marked on the outside OF the
as tho case may be. and addressed 10 the
"Commissiouer of Indian Affairs. Wash
inpton d c." Will be received at tho In
dian ONCE until o'clock p m of Tues
day, May 8, 1906. and then opened. for fur
pIshin9 the Indian service with rolled bar
lev. beef, corn salt, coffee, sugar. tea,
soap. baking powder, and other groceries.
aids must be made out on Government
hanks Schedules giving all necessary
Information for bidders VIII be furnished
inpton. u C. the U. 8 Indian Ware
houses at New York oity Chicago. III,
francisco. Cal. the Commissary OF Sub
sistcncc. U. S. A. at Cheyenne. Wyo.. the
Quartermaster, U. s. A. Seattle, Wash,
and the postm0sters at Tucson. Portland
Spokane. and Tacoma. The Department
reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids, or any part OF any bid. +. E
LEUPP Commissioner. we70
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state of Utah. city and County of Sal,
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance creating Paving District
Be 1T ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake City, Utah:
Section J. That the following Paving
In Salt Lake City. to-wit Paving Dis
trict No. "a shall be and consist of all that
portion of Gtrect lying between the
north side OF South Temple street and
the north side of Fourth street.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, Utah, March 26, 1896. and referred
TO the Mayor for his approval
j, 3, MORETON,
City Recorder
Approved this 18th Gay OF March, 1905.
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor.
State OF Utah, city and county of Salt
l. ]. B. Moreton, City Recorder Of Salt
Lake City. Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a full, true
and correct copy Of an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance creating Paving District
No. a." passed by the City Council Of
Salt Lake City. Utah. March &C. 1906, and
approved by the Mayor. March 2S 1906, es
appears OF record In my office.
In witness whereof 1 have hcrcunto
set my hand and afixod the corporate
seal OF said city, this 18th day OF March,
1906 J, B. MORETON.
siii fsfrg No. az CITY Rsc0Fdss sssl7
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AN ORDIN ANCE.

An ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on the south side of
South Temple street between Fifth East
and Sixth East streets. In Sidewalk Dis
trict No. IL for the construction OF a ce-
ment sidewalk.
Be IL ordained by the City Council of
Salt Lake City. Utah
Section ]. That the assessment list
made by the city Treasurer as corrected.
approved and completed by the Board OF
Equalization and Review. heretofore duly
purpose. Of the property abuttng on the
south side of South Temple street be-
tween Fifth East and Sixth East streets.
In Sidewalk District No II. OF Salt Lake
cement sidewalk upon said portion of said
street. Is HEREBY confirmed, and the as
sessments made and returned In said COM
plotcd lists are hereby confirmed
Section 2 This ordinance shall takc ef-
feet upon approval.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
CITY. Utah, April II, 1895. and referred to
the Mayor for his approval.
]. Z, MORETON. city Recorder.
Approved this 18th day of April. 1906.
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor
State of Utah. City and County OF Salt
/ ]. Moreton. city Recorder of Salt
Lake CITY. Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is a full. true
and correct copy OF an ordinance cnti-
tied IAN ordinance confirming the as
side OF South Temple street between
Fifth East and Sixth East streets in
Sidewalk District No II. for the construc-
tion OF cement sidewalk" passed by
the City Council of Salt Lake City. Utah,
April IL. 1906. and approved by tho Mayor
April l9. 1906. as appears OF record In my
office.
In witness whereof, I hnve hereunto set
my hand and attixed the corporate seal of
said city this 18th day OF April 1906
tSeal) j B. MORETON,
Bill No. AZ City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. lo2. w1707
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Why They Misspen.
Hattie Lee Gets $500.

warrant was iosued in favor OF Hattie
Lee by the city, Thursday, for 1850. In pay
inent OF a Judgment OF $500 which she bad
against tho city for injuries sustained by fall
Ing upon q defective sidewelh
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Free Transportation for Supplies.
Excursion to Ogden Canvon.

Tho Rio Grande Will run another excursion
1925. returning leaving NJ O'clock Tho fa@o
for the round trip IL 81 Ogden CANYON ia
the great attraction and the Hermitage is now
open 80 49,"
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Petition for Letters.

Dennis McGraw has nlcd a petition in al,
probate division OF the Third District court
asking that he be appointed ndminiatrntor a
the 5000 estate OF Beuo McGraw. deceased.
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Employees Of City Paid.

city were paid for tho first half OF April by
Treasurer svenson Thursday. Tho payrolls ag-
grcgated S967i.i2
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ASSESSMENT NO. 10.

Wabash Mining company. principal place
OF business Salt Lake City. Utah-Notice
board of directors held on tho 6tR day oS
April. 1906, an assessment OF ten cents
U6cl, per share was LEVIED on the capital
before the 7th day of May. 1906, to W
Mont. Ferry. secretary, at room so A..
Lake City. Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment msy remain unpaid on
the 7th day of May. 1906. Will be delin'
ouent and advertised for sale at pubWo
auction, and unless payment Is made be-
fore, Will be sold on the 2sth day OF Msy
1905. to pay the delinquent assessment 10,
eethcr with the cost Of advertising ana
W MONT FERRY. Secretary
Location Of ofnces, No. $40 Atlas block.
Salt Lake City Utah.
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EAGER TO VISIT
THE RUINED CITY
Men Still Anxious to Go to Coast
In Quest of Their
Loved Ones.

The rush OF eager, anxious men to san
Francisco still continues The railroads how
ever only selling tickets To Oakland as
they cannot guarantee entrance into the strick-
en- city. from which so many arc fleeing for
dear life. and X Is questionable II all or any
are hurryng 10 the scene Of the disaster Will
DO admitted. OF course. II Is no idle curiosity
or morbid desire TO visit the ruined city that
Is taking the men 10 the West Many 60 In
quest OF rclatlves-pcThaps mother wife.
sister OF brothcr-others 10 ascertain the
fate OF dear friends and, again thoso whose
business interests located there and who
fear they have been ruined by the calamity,
Fire Ruined Him.
One instance was cited yesterday OF man
who had a factory In the Inflated city 1t mad
been wiped out by the fire and all his earthly
possessions what no stood in. together
with 4 railroad ticket reading TO san Francis
CO. Via Portland. and Two money ordcra for
a total sum OF $40 The man has "a wlfo and
family in san Franclsco. but he did not know
whether they had been spared 10 him or not
10 san Francisco direct over tho Southern Pa
cino. and. OF courso, his request was compiled
6ereft OF wife and family The poor man
could scarcely contain himself and all who
met him had the most profound sympathy for
him. And he Is only ono OF many.
Belated Trains Coming In.
southern Pacific trains Nos. and l. which
arrived In Ogden lnte last night, ten and
twelve hours behlnd time No. g. the train
which LETT the devastated town at D. m
Tuesday. arrived yesterday morning on time.
Information is given out that tho stretch OF
track on Bencla marsh. which sunk eight feet
Just nfter the earthquake. has been temporaI-
lily repaired. II Is now stated that only soms
200 foot was affected by the shock and during
tho time II wns abandoned. trnnio was car
ricd on over tho Stockton route. this being the
old lno.
Free Transportation for Supplies.
The Oregon Short Line. Union Pacific Dem
vcr & Rio GrRndc and Southern Paclnc have
Issued orders that supplies or every dcscrip-
ton Tor the san Francisco suncrers are to be
transported free OF charge. Everything will
be billed fee. and recognizing tho urgency of
the necessities OF the people tho supplies Will
be hurried forward without a moments de-
lay. In such a crlsis this delay may mean
sorlous consequences to q atnrNlne nnnulace
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting OF the Young Womcn's Chris
of the Manufacturers and Merchants as'
ISOLATION. ae211 So. West Temple ar
April e, 1866. at p. for the purposss
OF considering and acting upon articles of
Incorporation
EVA n. FLEMING. Secretary.
Wsss
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NIIy INcOUTU6T.
Approved this 18th day OF March, 1905.
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor.

State of Utah. city and county of Salt
Lake, So;
l. J. B. Morctor. City Recorder of Salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
tho above and foregoing is full true
and correct copy of an ordinance entitled
AN ordinances creating Paving District
No. o." passed by the City Council of
Salt Lake City. Utah. March 26. 1906. and
appears OF record In my office.
In witness whereof l bavs hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said city. this 18th day OF March.
1876. j, b. MORETON,
(SoaD City Recorder.
Bill No. 90 t233e
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AN ORDINANCE.

No. %
Ee 1t ordained by the City Council Of
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Section J. That the following Paving
District is hereby created and Sstabl.shsd
I'm Salt Lake City, to-wit, Paving Dis
trict No. % shall be and consist OF all
that portion or Second street lying be-
tween tho west side OF Canyon road and
the west side OF West street; that por-
ton OF street lying between the north
Side OF South Temple street and the
south side OF Second street and that por-
ton OF First street lying between the
west side of A street and the west side
OF street
Section 2 This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
City, Utah. March IS, 1866. and referred
to the Mayor for his approval.
]. B. MORETCN,
City Recorder.
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Telegram to Club.

Secretary Commercial club. Salt Lake City.
Utah-SationRl Educational association schcd-
uled for San FranciscO. That point impoS-
sibls. educators hero propose Salt Lake or
Denver instead. VIII you make ofrort TO Sc
cure meeting. Wire intention for publication
after canvassIng situation.
THE HOUSTON POST.
To this, answer was given that efforts
would be made TO secure the convention
here. and the following telegram was sent
10 President Schaeffer.
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SECRET SOCIE11ps

MASONIC NOTICE-WSSso-
No, ], F; and q. NJ, will ho5HH nhnTH ID
meeting, this tFrldayj evening 9
at o clock; Work on tho NJ A.,
qualified Masons cordIaiiv " G
order OF the w NJ. A. ]. LoHls!s Ln"yl!s |.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN Iosvs ~.
Thursday evening. X. OF P hayi
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Telegram to SchaefRer.

Salt Lake City. April ls DR.. Nathan c.
Schacrrer, president National Educational as
sociatIon, Harrisburg. Prnn.-In view OF San
Francisco disaster, which makes II impossible
10 hold National educational convention there
the Commercial club OF salt Lake city cor
daily and earnestly invites your executive
committee TO select this city as the place for
holding the Eaid convention. Kindly wire
answer collect COMMERCIAL CLUB.
BY Charles A. Quigley president
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Matter Of Expediency.

While 1t was feared by some that ac-
tion at this time might appear prcma-
tuTc and have the appearance Of an at
tempt TO take advantage OF the misfor-
tunes OF San Francisco. these fears were
dsspelled for the reason that the ccnven-
tlon could not possibly be held in San
Francisco, as originally planned. and that
other arrangements must of necessity be
made very soon. so that preparations cnn
be made both by those who are 10 at
tend the convention and the people OF the
place where II Is to be held The tele-
grams relating to the change in the place
holding the convention follow.
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. z X o,p
every Saturday evening. o'eIosf
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Independent Order Of Odd F.,,1
FIDELITY Iis LODGE No. ri O a
o.S1eeE' Geets l. eEsFy o . ESsdtnssday = tINaU nisht
come. n. II. Lombard. n. a.: e
Secretary. "
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BIC CONVENTION
MAY COME HERE
National Educational AssOcia-
tiOn Will Probably Make
Change in Plans.
RUIN OF san FRANCISCO
MAKES 1T IMPERATIVE
Commercial Club Has Invited
Association TO Meet in
This City.

1t Is beloved that there is strong
possibility that tho meeting OF the Ma
tional Educational association, which was
to be held In San Francisco in July, may
bo held In Salt Lake, The suggestion of
this change camo TO the Commercial club
Thursday from Texas In the way OF a
telegram from the Houston Post
Tho matter was taken up by President
G. A, Qulgley OF the Commercial club
and dispatch was sent to President
Nathan G, Schaeffer OF tho association in
wiling him and tho executive committee
to RiVo II their consideration.
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knights Of Pythias

CALANTHE-M MYRTLE Iod..
Every Monday, X. Of p T.u Ne
strock. C. c, c. e. Baker p
and s. d
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MIZPAH CHAPTER /,
!: 6; g 81; !! e: 6 81 J
" Rhoda A. Conely u
Matron. Nancy Leatheyv
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FRATERNAL UNION on
Evergreen lodge No. Isl AhE11
tth Mondays at /. o. O, FFesu
Chalker. Secretary. Box 10 erE1