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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
CONTRACTS FOR
STREET PAVING
Committee of Council Recon-
mends in Report That They
Be Approved.
COUNCIL DOES NOT
CONCUR IN THE REPORT
Direct Vote Upon Question Will
Be Taken OH Next Mon
day Eve.

The committee on finance and munich
PAL laws met Monday afternoon and ar
ter conterIIng with ID. Il. Hampstead. the
attorney for the Barber Asphalt company,
drew up report for paving the several
streets - signed by the Board OF Pub
lie works be affirmed by the Council.
This report was sent to the Council and
read last night, after the reading of tho
report.
FeTnstrom Raises Question.
TO the payment for the work on Fourth
South The advertisement for bids on
the work called for Ave annual payments
and the rotlce of intention had specified
ten annual payments Mr.. fcrns.rom
WAS of the opinion that the Council would
be obliged 10 make the payments to ex-
tend over ten ycars.
Explained by Black.
Mr.. Black explained that this could be
accomI lished by the enactiDg of n new
ordinance and that II would be uDncces-
sary 10 delay the work on this account
as tho ordinance could be enacted after
tho work WAS started.
MT. Fernstrom then raised the oo1ec-
lion that the company would demand
that they be paid In five annual pay
Inents.
Would Save Weeks Time.
Mr., Black further explained that In or
der that the matter would receive no fur-
;her delay that the Mayor had agreed
On dvIce Of the City Attorney he found
that any legal difficulties might arise
end In case that he found 1t so. nc would
retLIn the contract q The Council without
bis signature. but In case no legal dill
f1cultlcs were In the way weeks time
would be saved by passing the contract
On to the Mayor.
Motion to Defer Is Lost.
This plan did not meet the approval Of
The Mormon side OF the house and Nr.
Tuddenham maue a motion that the mat
ter be laid over for another week in
which TO give the City Attorney time to
ZION was seconded by Mr.. Fcrnstrom. but
the vote on the motion resulted ir de-
fcatng II as follows;
IA AYES p,Sd Barnes dF1sr3sst[om, H9IIsE Mor-
Carter. Crabtree. Holiday Mulvey. OiDon-
nell and Davis.
Committee Report Not Adopted.
Then came the question on the adop-
ticn of the committee report, which re-
suited in vote OF seven in favor and
OF SIX opposed TO adopting 1t. The pres
dent ruled that majority vote OF all
the Council was required to adopt the,
report and declared the motion lost. The
vote was follows.
Ayes-Black, Carter. Crabtrec HobdaY.
MulveY O'Donnell and Davis. Nays
Barnes. Fernstrom. Hoilcy, Martin.
Preece and ruddenham.
Martin Explains His Vote.
Mr. Martin gave as his reason tor Vot-
iTg with the opposition was that he
would not vote for the acceptance OF 4
contract with a company that already
had suit In the courts against the city,
although he had been assured that the
Barber company and the Alcatlaz, the
company which has tho suit arc two dis
tinct corpora tons.
The direct vote CT the Council upon ac-
eepting or rejecting the contract OF the
Barber company Will be taken next Mon
day night.
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Will Read "Othello."

Students In the advanced class OF elo
cution at tho University OF Utah VIII read
"OthCllo' in museum hall "Wednesday
afternoon 1T 4 o'clock. Prof Maud May
Babcock has been giving special work In
the rec ding OF Shakespeare during the
Jast year and this first public appear
ance OF her students Will be watched
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ONE FARE PLUS ONE DOLLAR
DCHICAao TO BOSTON & RETURN
VIA

The Lake Shore will sell OF May 31st
40 Jupe Sth, Inclusive, tickets to Bos-
,ton and return at above rate Return
limit by deposit, July 18th. Stopoyer
.of ten days at New York OH return
"Trip on tickets reading via New York.
EWrite Erwin Tears. c. p. "A, 1o17 Ith
St.,- Denver, Colo.
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PERSONAL MENTION

John McCabe. n revenue inspector of Omaha
ls I'm the city FOR the purpose OF checking UP
the Internal Revenue Office in this city
Mrs. Samuel Woitz after spending ten weeks
In New York. Philadelphia and Newark has
returned to solt Lake
Mra. Henrietta StoIz. Miss Sophie stolz and
Miss Gertrude Stolz or San Francisco Cal
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Weitz
c6T East Second South street
Mrs. w. q. Bcstcn arrived home yesterday
from prolonged visit In California where
she has been sojourning for her health She
returns much improved
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Los ANGELES PEOPLE
INTERESTED IN MINES
AngeIeno Says That Monied Men
of His City Have Great
Faith in Utah.

1T would surprise you TO sec the men
and money of Los Angeles which are
mixed up with Utah mining enterprises,
Every train brings men and money. and
We are always looking anxlousy for
mining news from here. L want TO say
that the mining news page OF The Irip-
uno is eagerly sought for and read rs
soon as the paper arrives In Los An
soles.'
Thus declared + o, johnson, son of
Police Commissioner Johnson OF Los An
geles, a guest at tho wilson. en- route 70
Boston and other New England pom Is
by auto. Speaking o. general matters he
sud.
Aiding Refugees.
There Is a great misconception out In
the miSds Of people concerning the meth
DDS OF treating refugees from San fran-
cisco. Where we have found worthy men
or women. our people have obtained worh
for them and have done NIL IN their pow
cr TO aid them, but In the cases OF hopoes
and other unworthy characters, the peo-
pie have turned them down, OF course.
the fiesta has been a magnet TO draw all
the worthless In the State, as well as
the better element, but competent police
measures will soon adjust that matter.
The San Francisco disaster does not
seem to have affected financial matters
IN Los Angeles Money Is easy, and oil
end bank stocks are aS strong as ever
We have had no shrinkage In Values ana
rome stocks have largely Increased In
one noted case bank stock jumped from
$50 to $50 per share In one week. Inc
reported strinRcncy In San Francisco
money matters has not affected us In the
least
San Francisco Not Disheartened.
There has been much soid about the
people of San Francisco being ready 10
give up their property for song In or
der to get out OF the country. All or
that sort of talk is bosh. / have recently
been In San Francisco and found values
TO be just what they were before the dis
AFTER, and In few noted cases they were
advanced san Francisco Is not going to
rebuild because San Francisco Is now
building and at a lively gait, too
San francisco and began business, but
they have not been very successful and
] learn are thinking OF going back TO
work up with the crowd"
Turner Bros, Hay, Grain and Coal
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Before Supreme Court.

Inc supreme court heard argumentsNon
Monday In the case w Z Johnson nm
pellent, VS., c. Frank Emery, ct al. re
spondents. US. Bank of Commerce. re-
spondent. and in the matter OF the estate
OF John T. Carr. deceased, The case of
the Utah Savings and Trust company,
appellant VS.. Simon Bamberger was con-
tinued until Nav IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
RETURN OF SNI
Reclamation Servioe q
From a Trip to DIN

George L. Swendssn .! u|
service oil the geological q
turned to Salt Lake. atiH (
interest OF the new road q
Castillo Springs thro1ga
canyon, In connecttoa va
Strawberry Valley iu!q1
Work Is Prcgr
Mr.. Swendsen reports =
progressing satisfaeionq
swollen condition OF ne 9
ing work somewhat W.
phone line from spaaA
mouth OF the tunnel a.
mond creek, has not ttta
will be inaugurated IS s,
tary of the interior ap2'1'
that has been let
New Camp Bn-
Permanent camp baadl:3
sen says. have been &
tilla for the use OF tes -
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Suit Over Mining Stock.

L. G. Sklris has filed suit In the Third
District court against w j. CaravelIs
and the Castro-Grecian Mining company
TO compel Caravelis to indorse a block Of
2o,OcO shares OF stock I'm the defendant
company and to have the company trans
The stock was delivered by CaravelIs TO
Sklirls In consideration of services rem
dered II Is alleged. but WAS never In
dOrSed - - -
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Siren 9Th and Endurance

Are factors of the greatest success
No person can do full justice TO him
self without them.
In no season of the year are they
more easily exhausted than In the
spring.
We need not discuss the reason for
this here. It's enough to say there IS
one, and that Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
strength and endurance. as thousands
annually testify
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
STRIKE is STILL ON
Report That Prospects Are Good for
Settlement Is Denied.

At tho meeting OF the executive committee
OF the Utah State Federation OF Labor COM
mittees were appointed TO make preparations
for the State convention to be held in Salt
Lake City next September
Mention wos made OF tho strike now on with
tho painters and paperhaDgers II was given
out that there were prospects OF the strike
being Uettlcd soon, but upon investigation
Monday this statement denied by several
OF the bosses.
One boss said that those charged with the
responsibility OF the lockout had agreed with
a forfeiture OF 800, not TO grant the demands
OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
TO SAVE FISH AND GAME
Organization Will Be Formed This
Evening With That End In View.

At the Commercial club at o'clock this
evening steps Will be taken TO form n State
organization To assist tho officers OF the law
md others TO better protect the fish and game
interests OF tho State.
II has been pointed out that outsiders who
fish and hunt IN Colorado disburso very
large sum In Colorado yearly. and II IL the
intention TO guard the fish and game inter-
csts in Utah that thcy Will grow moro rapidly.
One important matter to DO considered is tho
placing OF screens In irrigation bitches. To pre-
vent fry and small fish from getting out OF
the larger Watercourses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
, On Dress Parade.

The caps and gowns ordered by the
scniors at tho University OF Utah from a
Chicago firm have arrived. There IS some
talk of inauguratng senior campus
march, such ns is given at Michigan dur
ing commencement week of every year.
In this event the seniors VIII shortly ap-
rear on 6ress parade In their caps and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Buying Church Interests.
Ryan and Belmont Represented.
In Line With Announcement.

This Information from the East Is ex-
ectly In line with the announcement made
by The Tribune some days ago. to the
effect that the Mormon church had part
ed with Its interest in the street railway
company and lighting and power plants
In this city and county to the lntermour-
tsin Consolidated Railroad COMPANY.
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Friday to Be "open Day"

Friday will be "Open Day" I'm tho gym
Ia stun at the University of Utah Dur
ing the afternoon the classes In both the
5pen's and womcn's departments Will give
drills At the close or the exhibition light
Refreshing nts Will be served. AT all east
ern colleges where gymnasium work Is
q requisite, II Is customary TO close tho
seasons work with such exhibitions as
,yilI bo given Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Vengeance on Peasants.

LIBAU. May 2l.-In the district OF Ia
diakensk today a peasant couple were
killed and their six-year-old son was
wounded and their home set on fire by
band OF rcvolutionists The crime was an
act of vengeance because the peasant had
led CosSack patrol.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
NOTICE TO TEE

I wish to inform ny
friends that ! have ave. Ias s.
shop from 27s South
v hite House hosel. s,I. mr.
Bank Of the RepuO,l.,
opei'eu A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Manual Training Exhibit.

The manual training departments OF all
the public schools In the city have a
very hne exhibit of the work done during
tne past year I'm one of the windows OF
the Kelth-O' Brien store.
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Engagement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkes. announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Ethel
Elizabeth. 10 Seymour VIII Sears The
wedding Is tc take place the latter part
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
ELEVATOR DROPS
Twelve People Have Close Call From
Injury

An elevator In the Dcseret News building.
containing twelve people. while descending
Monday afternoon. became unmanogenole when
opposite the second floor landing and dropped
to tho bottom OF tho shnft. Tho passengers
badly shaken UP. but no one was hurt.
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Mayor Visits University.

Mayor Ezra Thompson was a visitor
at the University OF Utah yesterday. lie
spent most OF his time In the mining
school and was especially interested In
tho new metallurgical plant IIe was
taken in hand and shown through the
shops and laboratories by Dr. Joseph +.
Merrill. the principal OF the mining
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Will Give Ball.

The staff of the University OF Utah
Chronicle will give ball at Saltair on
Saturday evening next in honor OF the
athletes who participate In the State
meet
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Fair and Warmer.

The weather bureau promises fair and
warmer weather for Tuesday, which Will
bo appreciated by merchants. II the
promise Is lived up to.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
British Steamer Wrecked.

CAPETowN, May 2l.-The British steamer
Oakbum. which sailed from New York April
Is for sydney. n. s. w, has been wrecked or
Duykor point near here II 10 reported that
hcr crew, with the exception Of two China
men, wero saved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Examiners in Session

Inc State Board OF Examiners was in
session most OF the day Monday in the
offce of Gov. Cutler. passing on bills and
claims against the State
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Not William D. PinneY.

The William Pinncy who was knocked
through q plate-glass window on First
South street Saturday night, was not
William d Pinney
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Drop Mo a Postal

For reduced price list for expert Ko-
dak finishing. Harry Simpler, CONNER
cial Photographer, 151 Main st. Both
phones.
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Nelson Will Talk.

State Superintendent of Schools Nelson
has gone to Coalville to address the
graduates OF the Summit Stake academy
this evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
FINEST COUNTRY IN UTAH
Enthusiast So Pronounces Upper
Duchesne River Region.

T p Potts whose home is in woodlawn.
Waratch county. but who has been at Stock
more during the winter. called on The Tribune
yesterday morning to state that the country
Is getting first rate over In that region.
Stockmorc is at tho junction OF the West md
North forks Of the Duchcene river; thero is
O fine valley about mile wide and flve miles
long Immediately contiguous TO the town. and
building n road over toward woodlawn at the
head OF tho Provo. and the Woo1lawn people
are building over to connect with the View or
having a mail route established between the
two places. This road VIII make shortening
OF about forty milcs travel over the old routes
into that country.
Mining Near Stockmore.
Two or three Colorado companies urc mining
nonr Stockmore on gold prospects which prom
lee well. There is new bridge the
North fork and the country is being opened up
as fast as tho people thcreabouts can do It.
The distance between Stockmore and Wood
lawn Is thirty miles, being n short cut, where
deal of land mas been taken up in that ylcin-
ity. and there ls plenty OF water
Meets Settlers Going In.
Mr Potts camo In by way OF Strawberry
valoy and met a good many settlers on their
way to locate on their lands that were drawn
at the Provo drawing last year They are a
ernmcnt will make no technical ruling against
them providing they act In good folth.
Enthusiastic Over Region.
Mr.. Potts is enthusiastic about tho future
Of that whole region. which. he says. is ono
OF the finest In Utah. The ordinary grain
and apples and potatoes better than most any
where. Applications have been forwarded to
establishment OF mail route on the line OF
tho new road between Stockmorc and Wood
without delay. and It would be to the manifest
advantage Of the country TO have such route
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
BEAs!|A[ III
ON 4 llll|
lnvsigled to Nj. oh|v
fery BY Man, Sii''IV
Her Ruiz,
PoLlCE LAY ATR,p
FOR FRlLeNsI
Taken by Officer p,,|
| Way TO H.
| pointn,llI

F. j., alias "shady. !. =
rested Monday ait,,,,a. -.
Harris and locked ~ :
tempted ten crimlnal 49,.
f9Iorson' @o" an elsveo-y,ss.'',
lien nenderSon lei is a nan y.
years yea s.' OF age He clairs, (
for the Bell Telephors q
he Has a p
lie is well knowa 70 ,,.
been arrested on The "a,
Tor indecent exposure -
caslons Is, for drunkennss
m Inc man Is Well coz,,.,.
oio'ie' Oh K, L. Hec5s,,.
tate man. a, 30 A,Ia, ~
The little girl Is The a.,
Peterson. the Singer
agent. and lives at q -
street. VI ~
Henderson met The ,.s.
with several other Iitus
park on Sunday aiterza.ss
her In conyersalIon a.
her to take a car rids +; +
Assaulted In c.u-
They took the sOu,s !,
Second South and ths-.
Mount oliyet cemetsrr' ::
son led his INTENDED yEs- f.
spot and the assault IN.
The child managed. f.,
from his grasp and rsr' =
of the street He folbT,S &
Ing that he would rersS
promised to meet btm =
and State streets Ncud1,
AS soon as the girl ~
she told her father sha h
and within a few mlns;s, }
Burbidge was notified
Poice Lay q d
The Captain kept tie -
laid a trap to catch Hesi-
put In an appearance q n
street appointment. FI.J-|
were stationed In rssl.>
ready to pouuce upon "A [
showed up.
II Is not unlikely mi n
on his way to meet tie q
Harris got his eye oa ils ,
street In five mluulei u
Jail.
To a Tribune reporter. ~
dereon In his cell, be -
is charged against hiJa fiy-
excuse for his conduct ths 1
he was drinking at IL 4
know what he was dong
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Police Layan

Purity Pickles fer PAD
The real thing bears q
But they ere more than
Is exquisite.
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks and finishing. Main and
Third South.
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To Raise Necessary Fund.

To secure the amount OF 5000. which 1t
was decided 10 raise Tor the entertain
ment Of the merchants from the distance
decided that an appointment OF sub-com-
mIttees in various nnes of business would
be the best way OF proceeding. These
subcommittee are 10 secure supscflp-
tlons from other merchants in tho same
| IA. rrul.D
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
NEED WOMEN Y
Omaha Manufacture :
ments So Dee

"Thc seryant-sirl rISssr =
wrinkle with US si,s,-.sss.z sis. "a,
& Hammer, wholesale wholesale Isssars..',
cilcd at the Kenyon, .ns i:'b|
of working ladies an al'' ~,
business. We have e,'',,s cus .iS1'
our places in ano a'y ,Sss a
ret women 10 work as'i DsT e
to- 10 work for far les, :. p, s,.,ss Z b
places, rather than
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
Organ Recital.

n The regular. Tuesday recital at tho
Iapernncle Will be given this Cruesdav1
afternoon at 6:1e O'Clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
ARRANGING FOR SIX
STATES EXCURSION
First Meeting of the Finance
Committee Held to COnsi-
der Arrangements.

The first meeting of tho finance COM
mIttce of the Six states BUSINESS Men i
excursion was held yesterday afternoon
at the Manufacturers and Merchants as
sociatIon headquarters. large attend
ance responded 10 tho call OF Chairman
I, r. Martincau and the meeting was n
very enthusiastic one. The proposed eN-
cul-sion and the benefits to be derived
therofrom were talked over at length
II. 2. Clark, cashier of the Commercial
National bank. was singled out 10 act
as treasurer OF the committee, and he
Will probably be notified today OF the
apnolntment.
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insanity bs =

Theodore EisepOst EisS,post Ada
iS for tSs S's'Ifiss 'FIisrii iia.iSIig. sDIiiI's'
sgsT41sS saGnq1sSs IN Si :,sl eiisysiaISass Iasi
Complaint alleSess ale been %
ss@ium ssgS an% IN cl5S!sysl.Egiai l5S ESQ., 80
she is incuraole' -
- Golf Lake.
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BOUNTY ON EGGS

OHeIIH OHIC0 Dt5eIBeu Uy OVyo RVf
Money.
Tho Sharir's Office In the Joint building on
Monday besle3ed by on army OF boys, all
carrying sparrows' eggs, upon which they re-
ceVcd a bounty Of cents per dozen. ono
lad, moro thrifty than the others, has been
purchasing eggs at cents per dozen and re-
cciving a bounty OF cents- The fact wac
disclosed yesterday that most OF the boys leave
egg In the nests they rob so as not TO XIII
the goose which lays them nickels.
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Armstrong at Coalville.

Judge Armstrong of the Third District
court went to Coalville Monday to hold
a session Of court
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Or. BrosdE'

Dental Office moved d
soo-5ol Scott ssiIS1as. ssiaass.
over Kings aa
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DR., Griswold, Dentist, can be con-
suited at his offices over Walker Bros.
bank Ind Tel. 34I2.
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ZEE TypBwsn1

Is the pg;ss.ls up,ts,alss' g. a'sat
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THE MONARCH VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER

Is the up-to-date typewriter, Penn
broke Stationery Co., sell 1t.
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Meets Settlers Going In.
Enthusiastic Over Region.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodak nnishing-the best or money
,ack. Main and Third South.
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Take Work % !

Tho future fer Us II Mis 81 f.
tha, is. we must .s ,as' ,sas q
In nd their homes, IA. ratnsr nsle-ss. >,
the work TO all VIZ Mhn,g,.,Ics, II
yie,c via one great o0'eJ,c abr -
50 ncute that !, T., , ,;ets
Manufacturing diSTsiIsu i.S5li,scIsut -
ing hands froni rom. r. s-asdss ~
400 machines Idle
n,on workers
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Will Ask City to Help.

Forty subcommittee were appointed
In them are found business men OF the
city. representing every line OF the trade
Each OF these committeeman VIII walt
upon brother members Of his particular
line and secure subscriptions, and by SO
doing the amount OF 5000 Will soon be
raised special committee, consisting
OF Councllmcn Black and Fernstrom, was
appointed to request an appropriation
from the City Council
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What Machns

"a fair working slri i,,l,h nj q
IS Per week to eesin sn..,srs s.t 81
as rapidly az sne ~ goss "
cannot get girls 10 ,,ov'ss S b
eiassed as worSIns W.. scI q q
ladies or waiting iaalss eDs,,sr i< I
is a very important nsa ca,t
NJ not { yet ace our way cut . ID