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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

The elegant school building that
grdces the town OF Elsinore and which
is herewith shown, was built in 1898 at
an expense of S. 500, and is certainly
a credit to the people of thrifty Ell
shore. The interior is a model of ele-
gancc. ana It's walls are tastefully en-
bellished with pictures suitable To the
place. A choice library is one of the
etcetras that Is also a pleasing feat
ire OF the school
The school Is nicely graded UP TO the
eighth grade, and the corps of teachers
number FIVE including principal, Moses
NJ. Nelson, Miss Ida Nelson, Miss Edna
Peterson, Mrs. Florence Reese and
Miss Eva Rideout. This district also
includes "A branch at Brooklyn Ga su-
burb OF Elsnore), where children are
taught up to the fourth grade. Tiers
are enrolled In the two schools 2l5 chill
dren. and are lively evidences OF the
intelligent training received at the
hands Of Elslnore's capable teachers.
The school building is constructed
Of an Oolite stone, and includes four
rooms on the ground floor and two
large rooms In the basement. The gen
tlemen now serving as trustees are
J. A. Moore, president; H. c. Larsen.
clerk: d. y. Jensen, treasurer, all OF
whom take keen interest In the school
affairs both as trustees and as citizens
Of the town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

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tiSlhor' lHt l'st S'lldu5 ie"-
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is n largo match of supar heats pi,ed
,..t.,. n,t.h., &C.
III i.cl"'b"'', "1'l' ~ ' ''.7"'
about 10 teet ana covering some lVo lecl
SQUARE NJ ~ lhe "Ntilio" hHiN's,
mat nag accuWuI3trA To- 'he ia''I"o"
company ,hat al -S uN~n.t l' hdui !"
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D, ~ received ny que '"'"pl"E aHu az
on the growers h'hos ana w t' lht
raIfoad Tor reno '.l. me "'"l,
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ttpin.'htS q portion "i 'At N5NU0'. lla'
lands NJ toe tpEeis d" in' h'i'E
farmers 90 i's'".'t "lJ %. suue'D DE-.
Ttis ua!e."-t l""n poasta OF
E2lloE ht'u 't IAe p,-t people OF 'au'
arl naturally were 's'l"u' on exploit
ms u''I ""'d''ts 'd'i. 10,
nome seer Vs. ca4t'Is. "uu ulnt, boop
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rth9o puEaloG thlt Is used I" mus
lrJie ihis age ana the description ina,
accompanies ne tuI Inc Town uo4lu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
THE c. \. BANKS
UNDERTAKING co.

The o. IT, Banks Undertaking COM
pany since opening business here Is
months ago have had encouragement,
and have done a valuable service for
the people. who have secured their as.
sistauce. These people have saved time
and money for their patrons. ana az IA
time most needed, by avoiding the nee
cssitS o. going to salt Lake city Mr.,
e. ". Ranks, manager or the establish
moat Is "a man OF long experience AMI
thoroughly understands his business.
Hc uses every opportunity of self in-
proyemcut During tho last year he has
gone through rigid course OF study.
ana has received diplomas from karues
School OF Anatomy aad Sanitary Sci.
cnce ani Pref ~ s. Ecktls scicoi o.
Philadelphia The state board Of health
also granted him state license 80 that
be enjoys every right and privilege be-
longing To- his profession
Mr. Banks carries u fglI assortment
OF collins. cuskets aud AN kinds OF un-
dertakers gOols. Ho has an excellent
line. and cam furnish Uuythns dcglreG.
He Is competent and reliable IN every
detail ~ hls work His treatment Is
most ctuvepus ana he IS gentle and
sympathcuc 900 tho directing ~ tuner
ais, His goods are OF a standard Guali-
~ and his prices moderate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
THE EMPORIUM.

The Emporium, as It's name Implies Is
yerilv a "center OF trade place OF
husiness." A stranger need only s'ep
inside OF this up-tO-date establishment
10 be convinced that II is the most az
gressive and progressive concern IN tne
county. The Emporium had us origin
lss, February. when Erickson Bros, the
Central Grocery company, ana y. sahd
ers <, 60. consolidated and Incorporated,
and one month later purchased ths
stock and building belonging 10 the
Hub. This latter purchase gave mem
one OF the best business corners anu
most modern department. stores IN lhe
INV From the commencement 1t mas
had a phenomenal growth due 70 JUS eil-
Client management and ralShiforWafd'
ciean business principles which have
Won and held the confidence OF ms
stockholders and the patronage of a
discriminating public. u has four Wen
stocked departments viz. Genus tur-
plshings. dry goods, groceries ana
meats. Its officers and directors are all
expericnced in the mercantile business
and are as follows. j. h. Erickson
nresident. Charles Caldwell, Jrr vice
r,esidept. W b, Erickson, secretary
ana treasurer. Orson Sanders J." q.
Larson. +. NJ. Peterson, William NJ
3oam. J. b Erickson, and sondra san
ders directors.
Oscar Sanders. the general manager.
has been known for years as one or
Nurrav's most respected and success
ful merchants. HIS long experience il
business has enabled him 90 anticipate
he wants Of the public aud 40 have in
sock everything ordinarily desired by
thcm. Judging from the patronage this
store is receiving It win be among the
handsome dividend payers az the FIRST
~ the year.
Tho Emporium Is headquarters for
holiday goods. and the careful buyer
win do we'll % inspect their large ant
comprehensive assortment Of toys ana
Christmas presents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
(. CARLS0NS
ESTABLISHMENT.

The bicycle establishment az Emil
Carlson O.. scene Of gctivty Mr..
Carlson is ken, busy In his repair shop
where ne does repair work OF every
description. lie IS AN accomplished
workman ln his lius, His sales room IS
always fun OF customers ana he does
an excellent business. llo carries AN
extensive line Of The best grades of
bicycles and everything in secondhand
GOODS. with prices % meet the most
careful buyer. lie also handles % me
limo OF graphophones the Victor and
Columbln-and a numerous assortment
of records uf the latest songs and
selections.
Music is most appreciated 10 the
drcary winter months Secure ~ Mr..
Carlson n graphophouc With accom-
pauylnE records. and liston 10 the music
OF recent composition. You could not
soiec. anything moro appropriate ior
the home a This season Of the year.
/, would also be something choice ns
ON Xmas present for n friend. Nc Carl
SOFAS prices are right md no VIII take
pleasure IN going into detail regarding
any OF his goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
UTAH B0TTLING CO,

Massrs r. W. Porter and NJ. X. Fish
or. two gentlemen OF business ability.
and with foresight Of future possihli-
tics came 70 Murray few years ago
and founded n bottllng establishment.
They have expended n great deal OF
money In the enterprise, and by giving
it careful attention they have sue
ceeded In manufacturing a high class
soda water, and other soft and summer
drinks. Though these gentlemen have
Manufactured goods 10 the entire salts
faction Of their hundreds Of customers.
they are still aiming at a higher stan
dard They have now enroute the lat
est improved machinery which will en-
able them TO manufacture goods unex-
cclled I'm this state.
elders are handled I'm bottles or In
barrel lots. and mail orders receive
special attention on any line carried IN
stock.
This company Is certainly deserving
of the support Of every firm and per-
son In the county They are producing
their own goods and working TO build
up Utah ana more especially this COM
mVUitv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

orc ~ the leading stores In this
county is that OF Hyrum Nelson IL
was asta blished in 1850. and is located
I'm the center OF Holiday at the cor
ner Of Seventeenth South and the
County road A fun and complete line
OF general merchandise that meets the
requirements of rich agricultural
community IL carried, In towns many
times the size OF Holiday IL is uncom-
mon to see stores with such an enor-
nous stock. and n line 40 complete
Eighty thousand dollars worth ~ bust.
ness has been done this year. and new
customers are being added continually
Trade, tributary TO this institution.
comes from prosperous farmers. and
outstanding bills are very few.
For 20 years this establishment has
had perpetual growth. And has done
business TO the entire satisfaction OF a
large and reliable patronage. No In
ferior goods are handled. Mr.. Nelson
is judicious buyer, securing the best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

a common thing for travellers to tele-
phone IN from Salt Lake, Maryssale,
Kimberly. Rlchfeld and other points
arranging f0r a team to cover some
point that railroad schedules or con-
ycnicuccs do not cover.
The firms horses and rigs are
known all over for their well kept
condition and ability to meet every de-
mand made upon them Ample pro-
vision is made for the care Of travel
ing teams, the best Of care being
given visiting horses. Mr. Johnson.
the manager, meets all trains with his
hack and thereby gets In touch with
the commercial traveller and those
needing anything in this line. hence
with his genial way and the ample
facilities behind him the Johnson-Jen-
sen Livery company enjoys a splen-
did business from all'portions Of the
state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

Of goods at the lowest possible prices,
and his customers share these advan-
tages. He Is natural born merchant
Of unusual ability and foresight. and a
life time OF experience has taught him
every secret Of his business. He knows
the wants OF his customers and spares
no effort in supplying them. Articles
not carried are seldom II ever called
for His stock OF goods ~ adapted to
all classes from the humblest workman
20 the wealthy banker In his summer
home, Ills holiday goods are the best
that could he purchased and he has n
variety that will suit the most fastidi-
Gus
With the improvement just finished OF
making first class store and sales
room out OF the second floor OF his
building, which has previously been
used as dance hall, Hyrum Nelson
viii have the goods and the space to
display the finest exhibit ever made Ia
this county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

]. 6 Lindsay & co. ~ Taylorsvlle IS
a leading mercantile establishment Of
sail Lake county, IN fac; Il has the
name OF carrying the largest and most
complete line in general merchandise.
This company has been doing business
for 10 years during which time 1t has
had prosperous groWth,having gained
the confidence and good viii Of the
people Of Tayiorsviilr aud It's ueighbors.
Besides what is usually embraced In
a general merchandise store these poo-
PIE carry nay and grain, q fne display
in hardware, stoves, and ranges. the
latest patterns OF carpets and linol-
Gums, and have effected many sales in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

The Working Mems Store at the cor
ner OF Lovendahl and State streets, be-
longs to the progressive mercantile es-
Establishments ,of Murray. This well
founded corporation commenced bust
ness in 1901, with ]. c. Edwards as
president and j. G. Sharp as business
manager. Mr. Sharp is practical man
OF Is years experience, He is well
known and respected throughout the
county. and more especially in the vi
cinity where he does business, ana has
been successful In building up an ex-
tensive and reliable trade.
From the beginning this store has had
a substantial growth. The working
men. for whom II was more especially
established have given IL their sup
port, knowing that they would receive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

men are constantly on the 30, and three
slaughter men are employed. Home
rendered lard of the purest kind is al
ways on sale and Is the product Of the
business.
William Smith commenced hts expert
ence IN the meat markets 20 years ago,
when only boy. He entered this yo.
cation with the determination Of learn
ing every ~ and out OF the business
and OF promoting himself at every OPP
portunity. This determination has char
acterized his whole life, and he has ad-
vanced with the times. At first he
was only an employe, but today he Is
the owner OF one OF the most up-to-date
and progressive meat markets of this
place. In any undertaking he Is fully
abreast with the leading enterprises Of
the town
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
JONES BROTHERS.

orc Of Murray'F progressive business
concerns 81 Jones Bros, dealers in gem
eral merchandise They are located
near tho Highland BOY Smelfer. and
have the only store in that thlckly set-
lied district. They commenced business
i'm August. 1905. and have given perfect
satisfaction to their customers. Their
growth has been wonderful During the
Las, six months their trade has in
creased so per cent Room IL not given
To an inferior stock. but durnble and
reliable goods from the hest make and
brand are selected,
with large assortment OF green,
fancy, and staple groceries, gents fur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

7. gos,Is, S,milh's market Is located al
Z h, ~" li street, Murray. whore
g,a,, 0eeA doing business for eight
hs5,1~ 'ae entire satisfaction OF his
ti y, ot customers. lie carries a
fm .ssn ar dcured meats vege-
o. -,A and game In their season.
tln,v wv r1celled anywhere In the
'lss ~ yer in variety or quality.
~ 49,, W. choice cuts OF meat as
i c9gs,. purchased aro secured over
~ nv, and that too at n nominal
y d, e. tAflity concern also oper-
aga tYel,.. slaughtering house, ana
ss,k nis.-..' eiy fsom the farmers ana
..ee' mbn. which enables II 10 treat
pr Tbs WIN moderate consldera-
l'sart ~ 5nop Is Well equipped 10 Give
20 Men M . s "a satisfactory service. Three
''' Kept busy. four delivery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

furniture and implements. Tney also
do good shipping business amounting
10 many thousands of dollars They
supply all the local cattle and sheep
men, who are not few, and who range
their herds in Idaho and Wyoming.
The company Is well supplied with
help which enables them to give good
service TWO delivery wagons thorough
ly cover the country for miles around,
ana eight intelligent and courteous
clerks are employed at the store,
Mr.. j. Lindsay. who has the manage
ment Of the concern. Is endowed with
an unusual individuality, and yields
great influence IN his community In
all the undertakings IN The interest o,
the town ne is leading figure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
lOHNS0M.l JENSEN LIVERY co.

In VISITING Elsinore, II horse. team
and buggy ~ wagon is wanted, the
Iohnson-Jensen Livery company Is
the ulace that such convenience are
always found Indeed the reputation
of their accommodations has extend
Cd to all parts Of the state, ana II Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

nishings. indies goods, crockery, tin.
ware. rubbers and overshoes OF all
kinds. they are meeting the demands Of
AN intelligent public
Mr.. o. W. Jones, manager OF the es-
Enlistment. Is q capable young man
OF strenuous habits. He Is respected Tor
his business principles. and has the
confidence of the people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

have been running since lSig--al-
ways being strictly up-to-date at all
times. For the past Eve years N.Y.
!. " Parry ~ salt Lake City has
leased the mill placing 1t on a hetter
basis than ever and extending .he
market for their mill stufs 70 all parts
Of southern and western Utah, and the
best OF Il Is wherever their iiours,
cereal foods and chopped grains are
sold, the utmost satisfaction proYails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
ELSIN0RE ROLLER MILL co.

or the many Industries Of Sewer
county there are none that are ahead
Of the institution that is herewith IL
ustrated The Elslnoro Roller Mills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

Sslry Bros, General Merchandise
iN@t Go. IS an onterprlsing firm at
rleaeood For many years It has
re d business with satisfaction TO
.'-as public as well as 20 themselves.
I. slgIeys arc old time stock raisers,
~ la'c given most OF their attention
& raising OF cattle and the hand
n % Gel' Their first experience
~ Ni Ne Wholesale markets in which
,.Nl 90 q prosperous business,
~ 'aey opened a retail shop which
~ N0Ved commemorative, aud IN which
r ,ln'lnle 10 do remarkably well.
~ Aileg year obey have become more
,s'...yishly established, aud from time
. N''s as conditions have required II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

the best IN value at the lowest possible
price.
Everything desired in fancy and sta
pie groceries. dry goods and notions,
shoes, hats, working mems apparel. as
well as -four, hay and grain, IL han
died, and deliveries are made to all
points within radius OF five miles.
Thrift and enterprise characterize tho
promoters Of this concern. They have
just completed n new store OF modern
style which has been occupied since
Dec. l. A cut OF II is given on this
page. The inside Is handsomely An
ished. The counters are of hard wood
and are tho best that could be pur-
chased. Everything Is made convent
ent to the business and with an excel
lent stock OF goods neatly arranged the
place puts on an inviting appearance.
This building is a credit 10 Its founders
and to the city Of Murray
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

The Murray Coal ana the Murray
Lumber companies were recently two
distinct enterprises, but are now con-
solidated under the firm name noted
above, Tho much called for Peacock
Rock Springs coal Is handlea. and
promut deliveries are made The
lumber yard is wen stocked With a full
line Of building material OF every de-
scripuon ana proportion, and a ship
ment OF many thousand feet Is enroute
which VIII be added. making IT the larg-
est and most complete stock OF lumber
carried In the county. Builders sup
plies with everything usually included
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

n busiest place in Murray is the
Myay Livery and Feed stable. 1t Is
ba.el IN the very heart Of the city,
81 Is The bes. patronized livery stable
/ De town The line and well kept
s.sts. and the clean and neatly kept
kgs!c7-- the latest in vogue-are in
fjepcg of the lie and thrift Of the
Messrs. Granter & Davis
6 proprIctors and are giving their
pole attention to the business. They
b experienced men and are well
kw1 throughout the county
Sf13l Inducements are held out TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

they have made extensions ana I'M
provements.
with foresight 20 future opportuni-
ties Bagley Bros. in 1900 started a gro-
Gerry store which is indispensable with
the meat trade. This part of the bust
ness fiourished, and has been added TO
until It embraces everything in its line
hay, grain and -four. included. A large
ana well selected line Of dry goods Is
also carried, so that purchasers can be
furnished almost everything desired
This year they also have an excellent
line in holiday goods suitable TO every
home from baby to grandpa.
To know Manage. Il. G., Bagley ts to
respect him, and with intelligent and
courteous employees he has gained the
good Will and patronage of Cotton
woods reliable people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

IN such q line IS Furnished The com
pnny has also the agency Of the fam
Gus Sherwin Williams paint the
paint that covers the earth
Headquarters OF this establishment
arc located al No - Main street MUIR
ray City. whore all orders given either
BY telephone, by n'ail or personally
viii zoe Allied with promptness.
Mr. +. q, Howe Is oyerseer and
manager and is assisted BY intelligent
and courteous employees Howe Bros,
are the sole owners OF this company,
and are saving M time or money In
placing II on par with the best con-
Germs of It's kind IN the state,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

travelling men who can feel assure
that they viii not be furnished a jade1
horse or a worthless nag and can
depend upon getting a rig that Is up-to-
datc,
These enterprlslng people are also
building a modern and commodious
stable at Sugar Station from witch
high class rigs will be furnished and
delivered To any part OF salt Lake
city. Pleasure seekers viii be given
the most stylish outfits. and an kinds
Of light ana heavy canyon wagons foi
summer camping can be procured
From the latter place daily stage line
viii run. during tho summer months, tC
the famous resort, Brighton,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-16
CORNERSTONE LAID FOR
kENTUCkY'S CAPITOL

Frankfort, Ky.y June 16.-The cor
ner-stone of Kentucky's new capitol
building was laid here at noon today
In the presence of an enormous crowd
of visitors. Several thousand former
Kentuckians, who had come to Louis
vile for Home Coming week, availed
themselves of the opportunity to be
present at the corner stone laying at
the state capital and the excursion
trains, which ran between Louisville
and Frankfort this morning, were
crowded.
The ceremony at the new capitol be-
gan at IL o'clock sharp. Governor
Beckham laid the corner stone, assist
ed by the members of the capitol
commission. Among those in attend
ance at the exercises were former
Governors Simon Bolivar Buckner,
Proctor Knott, Preston H. Leslie,
James B. McCreary and William O.
Bradley. All of them took a promi-
nent part in the ceremonies and de-
livered brief addresses. The principal
address was delivered by Governor
Beckham. Music and the singing of
patriotic songs took up the rest of
the program. Nearly all the visitors
who had come from Louisville, re-
turned to Louisville by the o'clock
train, which will take them back to
Louisville at about o'clock, just in
time to attend the grand reception at
Central park.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-16

which left nothing unaccounted for.
There were more than a thousand en-
ployes and about four hundred horses.
to say nothing of the other animals.
Everything was transported without
friction or delay, so far as the circus
people were concerned, although diff
ficulties were constantly coming up by
reason of the failure of railroad faci-
lities. The military observers were
impressed with the systematic work,
which would probably not be possible
in the army, for the reason that men
must be constantly changed, and the
officer who has charge of transporta-
tion today may be detailed to barrack
instruction next year. This uncer-
tainty is more prevalent now that
most of the staff departments are
made up of temporary personnel by
the detail of line officers to four year
periods of staff duty. 1t was stated
that if the experience with the circus
furnished any illustration it was to
be entirely on the permanent person.
mel and the encouragement of special
lists.