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, 1906-11-30

Ralph Bath of Mandel is here.
J. Kerr went to Holmes yesterday.
owen Hart of Rawllns is in the city.
Louis Berg of E%ncampment is here.
L. Larson of Walden is at the Kus.
ter.
j. E. Winslow is home from Solder.
green's.
John Wick of Elk mountain was
here today.
NJ. Beckett was a passenger to Wal,
den this morning.
John Kerr and Ben Brewer of Key
stone are in town.
l.. A. Murdoch of Wyoming was
here this morning.
Miss G. G. Blanke of Denver was
in the city last night.
j. NJ. Gilcrest and j. X. Patterson of
Omaha are in the city.
R. o. Parrish of Leslie spent
Thanksgiving in the city.
A. Berg and Gus Berg are in the
city, stopping at the johnson.
August Radichal of Sibylee was a
Thanksgiving visitor to the city.
W. NJ. Williams of Cheyenne was a
guest at the Union Pacific last night.
j. F. White of Rock River was here
last night, registered at the Johnson.
w. A. Ralston of keystone was
among the visitors to the city last
night.
Miss West, who is teaching near
McGill, is in the city for the holiday
season.
George Montgomery of Iron Noun
tain is in the city, registered at the
Kuster.
R. NJ. Jameson of Omaha was a city
visitor last night, registered at the
Kuster.
Henry zintel and Harold Harden
of Mandel were Thanksgiving guests
at the johnson.
Miss Alice Rice, who is teaching
at Rock Springs, is home for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Evelyn Corthell, who is teach
ing near Centennial, is home for the
holidays, coming in today.
Miss Maude Work of Arvada was
at the Union Pacific last night, leaving
for Walden this morning.
Booker L. Smith returned to Key
stone this morning, after having spent
Thanksgiving in this city.
w. H. Kennon and Byrd Lynch of
Rock Springs were city visitors last
night, guests at the Kuster.
Mrs. George Berner returned to her
ranch home at Sibylee this morning,
after a visit of several days in the
city.
Ralph McGibbon returned yesterday
from Fort Collins and left this morn
ing for the McGibbon ranch at Red
Buttes.
Misses Susie and Anna Greaser at
tended the ball at Maennerchor hall
last night, given by the Women of
Woodcraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bridger
arrived from Wayside yesterday aft
with the body of their father,
August TRADING.
]. F. McCasland and A. N. Gilbert
of Cowdrey are in the city today. ar
rivnig yesterday afternoon with some
cattle for market.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B%eaudoin and
family of Longmont, Colo, are in the
city, the guests of the family of w,
H. Beaudoin, at Eighth and Park ave
, 1906-11-30
BEER STORAGE PLANT
BURNS AT ROCK SPRINGS

The beer storage plant of the Rock
Springs brewery was destroyed by fire
Monday night, entailing a loss OF
$1,000. Many kegs of beer, three coal
cars and the storage plant were reduc-
ed to ashes. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
, 1906-11-30
JOHNSON COUNTY HAS
DEMOCRATIC MEMBER.

The official of the vote in
Johnson county shows that Edward
Burnett, democratic candidate for rep
resentative, won over Alvin Bennett,
republican. The unofficial returns de:
clared Bennett elected. Burnett's ma
jority was sixteen votes.
, 1906-11-30
HOME FROM COUNTRY
FOR SUNDAY SERVICES

Rev. C. Swanson, pastor of the Swed-
ish mission church, who held
Thanksgiving services at the Strom-
berg ranch, will return in time to pre-
side at the next Sabbath services,
which will be held at the usual hours.
, 1906-11-30
HOLTUMS MOVING TO
CENTENNIAL FOR WINTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Holtum have left
for Centennial in Albany county where
Mr.. Holtum has accepted a lucrative
position, says the Cheyenne Tribune.
Their many friends in Cheyenne will
deeply regret their departure.
, 1906-11-30
EXAMINATION
EOR NAVAL APPOINTMENT

The examination for appointment as
cadet to the United States naval acad.
envy at Annapolis, Md, is being held at
the university today, the appointment
to be made by Congressman Mondell
from the list in today's examination
The candidates being examined are
John Mckinley J~ones-of Laramie, De
witt j. Smith of Rawlins and Frederick
G. Dillman of Cheyenne. The exam
nations will be concluded this after
noon, the young men having passed
splendid physical examination befor,
DR.. McCollum.
, 1906-11-30

Especially low winter tourist rates
to points in the south and southeast
via Colorado and Southern railway.
Write T E.. Fisher, G. P. A, Denver.
, 1906-11-30
Visit San

Write for illustrated booklet descrip-
tive of this superb winter resort. Very
railway. T. e. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent, Denver.
, 1906-11-30
IN
THECOUNTRY
MISS SUSIE VIOLA soDEReReEN
BECOMES BRIDE OF Mr.. RICH.
ARD BURTON kINLEy.
Ceremony Performed Thanksgiving
Night by Rev. A. C. Hosbin in the
Presence of One Hundred Invited
Guests-Mr. Prahl and Miss Hunt
Married at Home of Bride in City.

Miss Susan Viola S~odergreen, daugh-
ter OF Hon. and Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen,
and Mr.. Richard Burton Kinley. lately
of Chicago, were married at $50 last
evening, at the home of the brides pa
rents, in the presence of about 100
guests, Rev. Alfred C. Hogbin of this
city performing the ceremony, using
the new form prescribed for the Pres
byterian church for the second time in
this county. Mr., John Kunkle acted as
groomsman and Miss Mabel Solder
green, the sister of the bride, as the
bridesmaid. The ring service was
used, Mr.. Kunkle presenting the ring
to the groom and the groom placing it
on the finger of the bride. Miss Solder
green was beautifully attired and made
a lovely blushing bride.
A wedding supper was served a lit
tie before midnight, the guests dane
ing before and after that event. An
orchestra from this city furnished the
music.
Guests From Town.
Among the guests from this city
were Rev. and Mrs. Hogbin, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. c. Rauner, MI. and Mrs. Elmer
Lovejoy, Mr.. j. E. Winslow and others.
The party returned at noon today.
Mr.. Kinley has just purchased the
e. F. Gaskell ranch. at the loot of
Sheep mountain, and in time will take
his bride there TO make their home.
Mr.. Gaskell vacated the premises yes
terday and the house will be furnished
for the coming of the owners. They
are among the most fortunate young
people of the county. Possessed of
great love for each other, youth and
health, they go to their own vine and
fig tree with the best wishes of the
entire community.
Bride Well Known Here.
Miss S~odergreen is well known in
this city, having attended the univer.
sity here, and was at one time a resi-
dent of the city. Her husband is a
young man, recently of Chicago, and
is prosperous and industrious, taking
to ranch life with avidity and being in
position to accept the smiles of fortune.
Many N%eighbors Present.
There We're a large number of pres
ents from present and absent friends,
many in this city thus expressing their
wishes for a prosperous married life.
The countryside gathered and did full
honors to the occasion, helping the
young couple get a start hand in hand
in the journey down the stream if
time.
, 1906-11-30

For fine job printing leave orders at
Che Republican office.
, 1906-11-30

The Republican Is the best udvertiA
ing medium in the city and county TO
1t reaches all the people.
, 1906-11-30

For fine job printing leave orders At
1.-The Republican office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18

Royston Holmes, Frank Davis, II.
Steinmeycr, John HILL Harris An.
drcws; Estelle Binns, Ruth Christie.
Clara Fenncr, Ella Davis. Goldic REFS
held Gussie Huffman, Mabel Forbes.
FLORENCE Middleton. Ada Smith. Eola
Sykes. Nellie Hill. Agnes Walker. Eel.
sic Wilson May Langslow.
First Grade g.
Pupils Receiving Certificate of Dis.
iinction: Mary Gayle. Lucille Ram
say, Marie Turner. Alice Grandy, Ro-
berta Saunders.
Honorable Mention on Department:
Leila Abbott, Mary Land. Coles Major.
Myrtle Martin Ehle Shepherd Annie
Trout, Alice Whitney. Nina Burks.
Lewis Bunting. Burleigh Clark. Fenno
Heath. Irl Hudson. Eddie Kabrich.
honorable Mention on Attendance:
Coles Major. Annie Trout. Alice
Whitney. Nina Burlis. Lewis Bunting.
Burlcish Clark, Fenno Heath, Irl Hud.
SON.
Second Grade A.
Pupils Receiving Certificate of Dis,
tinction: l!orena Sievers. Annie
Cooke, Emma Murray. Hattie Robert
son. Carroll Smith
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Annie Cooke. Lorena Sievcrs, Emma
Murray. Hattie Robertson, Carroll
Smith.
honorable Mention on Attendance:
Edith Boswell. Annie Cooke, Dolly
Fleury. Estellc Hall. Emma Murray.
Hattie Robertson. IOrcna Sicvcrs, Sal.
lie Vance, Hazel Weaver. Myra stone.
Lucien Hall. Percy Miles, Carroll
Smith
Honorable Mention on Department:
Edith Boswell. Annie Cooke. Dolly
Flcury, Estelle Hall, Emma Murray.
Ilattio Robertson. Iorena Sicvcrs
Myra Stone. Sallie Vann, Hazel Wcav.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18

Mitchell. Charlotte Natcrson. Lucille
Reynolds. Annie Lothian, Ruth Tyrec.
Rose Schugam.
Honorable Mention on Attendance:
Ncrrs Berger. Samuel Berger. Louis
Berger, Henry Bradley. Allen Hen
hocifer Abraham Shimkowitz. julius
Nachman. Harry Mccormick Joseph
Monfaccne. James Shell. Samuel
Tisch. Mercer Ware, Milton Wruble.
First Grade 3.
Pupils Receiving Certificates OF Dis
tinction: Darrell Brackin. Jack Cuch.
ran, Wadsworth Sykes. Charles Tay-
Tor. Nesta Taylor. Alice Barron, Helen
Gayle. Virginia Gaicwcod, Minnie
Fokman
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Hunter Harvey Frank Adams. Ruth
Brooks, Mary Daughty.
Honorable Mention on Department:
Eva Gilbert. Georgia Hall. Mamie
Gilbert, Nathan Bennett.
Honorable Mention on Attendance:
Clements Williams Mamie Harris.
Second Grade A.
Pupils Receiving Certificates of Dis
tinction: James Stuart. Charlie
Hn,chens. Esther Shepherd. Aubrey
Johnson. Annie Spencer Jennie Mon
roe, Florence Haley. Sallie Blassen.
ham.
honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Edward Cullen. Bessie Monfalcone
George Via. William Parker, Lnwood
CrabDin. Jake Bennett. Schmelz
Stone. Fitzhugh Lee Ford. Phillip
Miller, Elsie Sag0rc, Oliver Moore.
Honorable Mention on Department:
Arthur Birmingham. Bessie Monfal.
cone. William Parker. Jakic Bennett.
Schmelz Stone. Joseph Neise. James
Hopkins. Phillip Miller. Russell James,
Mary Porter. Elsie Sagorc
Honorable Mention Oh Attendancc:
l.inwood Crabbin, Russell James. AL.
tred Davidson. Edward Jeffrey. Lillian
Miller. Oliver Moore.
Second Grade B.
Pupils Receiving Certificates of Dis
linction: Lena Harrell, GABRIEL Shin.
k0witZ. Fielding Robinson. Frances
Kosher. Lillian Petty. Agnes Clarke.
Kate Scott
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Grace Davis. Blanche Trcvillian. viii.
lie egel, Campbell Abbott.
Honorable Mention on Attendancc;
Campbell Abbott. Joe Ballcntine Char
lie Bastian. Willie COlonna. Freas
Greasy, Charlie Harris, ice Nelson,
James Reynolds. Eilyson Robinson,
Joseph Root. Archie Thomas. Eliza
beth Cowan. Mabel Crabbin. Mildred
Greasy, jamie Dyke, Beatrice Humph-
rics. Pauline l.askcy, Pearl Mayo, Jet
Tie Mccormick. Eta Payntcr, Maggie
Purvis, Alma Spencer
Honorable Mention on Department:
Myra Young, Grace Davis. Dcatrice
linmphries, Eta Payntcr. Alma Spcn.
Ger Elizabeth Cowan. Pearl Mayo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
lena Wicket. Arthur Wicket, Mary
Alley. Sallic Friediand.
Fifth Grade A.
Mary

lena Wicket, Arthur Wicket, Mary
Alley. Sallic Friediand
Fifth Grade A.
Pupils Receiving Certificates of Dis
iinction; Ruth Ellyson, Morgan Pat.
ton. Julien Krone.
honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Ruth Ellyson. Sarah Fish. Margaret
jenkins. G0ldie Garner, Bernard Book
or, Julien Krone. Morgan Patton. Jas.
Sykes.
Honorable Mention in Department:
Ruth Ellyson. Margaret Jenkins. Adj
die Spain Anna Tisch. Julien Krone.
Morgan Patton, Edward Patton. Clar-
cnce Roncmous.
Honorable Mention ON Attcndancc
and Pnnctuality: Ruth Ellyson. COL
die Garner, Mildred Gay, Nellie TIartc
Anna Tisch. Bernard Booker Julien
Krone. Morgan Patton, James Sykes.
Hcrndon jenkins. Andrew Hopkins.
Edward Patton, Slcdd Mitchell. Clar-
encc Roncmous, Cecil Sharp
Fifth Grade 3.
Pupils Receiving Certificates Of Dis
tinciion; Flcssie Allen, Elizabeth
Walker
Honorable Mention ON Scholarship:
Flossc Allen, Mary Smith. Miriam
Sims Elizabeth Walker. Tudor Nor
gan.
Honorable Mention on Departments:
Flcsse Allen. Elizabeth Walker. MI.
Ram Sims, Ruth Grandy. Richard
Hamilton
honorable Mention on Attendancn:
flossic Allen. Mary Smith. Elizabeth
walker. Leila Sears, Florence Mill.
man. Lizzie Gordon. Ruth Grandy, Til.
dor Morgan. Grover McCuloch
Sixth Grade A.
Honorable Mention on Attendance:
Eva AppcrSon, Emma FOlkman. Mary
cochran. liilda HOmstein. Hymcn
Asst. Geo. I}allentine
Sixth Grade 3.
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Alma Smith. Annie Mi:.cclstcin.
Philip Dorr
honorable Mention on Attendance:
rhnny Benscn. Romelia Enos. Katie
Gray. Ella Homstoin, Alma Smith.
isabel Welsh. Ethel Wilson, Florence
Williamson. Philip Dorr Harry Lewis.
John Massey, John Walker.
Seventh Grade 3.
Pupils Receiving Certificates of I,is-
tinction: Mary Kelly. Joe Stuart
Honorable Mention on Scholarship.
Mildred Sykes, Harry Coplan, Phoebe
Rcisfeld
Honorable Mention on Attendance:
sue Adams. Laura Carver, Louise
Groonc. Annie Harris, Theodore Har
wood, Ernest Shaffer Archie Shank
land, Jesse White. Phoebe Reisneld
Evelyn Sutherland, Mildred Sykes
Harry Plunmcr. William Price
honorable Mention on Department
Rcidic Caldwell. Theodore Uarwond.
Edith Haynes. Buford Lyme, MyrtIn
Continued on Page 10Y w
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
LIST OF HONOR PUPILS
FOR first HALF SESSION
Many Children in City Public Schools Re-
celved Certificates OF Distinction
or We're HonorabIy Men
toned for Scholar
ship, Etc.

Below is list of the pupils re.
ccIving certificates OF distinction or
honorable mention in the city public
schools for the first half session, end
ing January 20. The list was fur.
nished the Daily Press by Superinten.
dent OF Schools W. c. Morton with
the following explanation:
certificate of distinction is given
a pupil who receives honorable men.
ton upon scholarship. department
and attendance and is the highest
honor conferred during the term.
Honorable mention for scholarship
means an average of very good on
each study.
Honorable mention for department
means no dement's and an average of
very good.
Honorable mention for attendance
means not absent for more than three
days and not tardy more than twice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
SCHOOL NO. 1
First Grade A.

Pupils Receiving Certificates of Dis
llhction: Ina Leach. Edna Huller,
irene Buchanan, Roy Kelley. .Janctte
H0skins. Lucille TiIghman.
honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Morris Berger. Thomas Sccnopular.
Julius Jenkins. Elliott Price. Mabel
Barham Rosalic DoXcy. Pearl Finch.
Ruth Manville. Edith Miller.
Honorable Mention on Department
Frank Barrett, Frederick Barrett.
Henry Bradley, Lawrence Davis, Ever.
cit Eppes, Lafayette Fuller, Silas Key
Julius Nachman, Harry Mccormick.
Sylvan Oscr, Abraham ShimkowitZ
Samuel Tisch, Mercer Ware, Steven
walsh, Milton Wrublc, Mabel Barham,
Mabel Bastian. Rosalic Doxcy. Esther
Dyalick, Ruth Hosley. Edith Miller
Hylton Motley. Ruth Manville. Flora
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
blanche Trcvlllian. Mabel Crabbln.
Third Grade a

i''' ~ Nj dOC ~
Pupils Receiving Certificates of Dis.
tinction: Alta Townsend
honorable Mention on Attendance:
Charles Blassenham Chiles Daough-
erty Lewis Host Paul Lewis, Doug.
las Martin. Alma Hickok
| Honorable Mention on Department:
! douglas Martin. Richard Walker. Mar.
saret Cowan. Alma Hickok Mary
Spruill, Amy Vandergrft. Belle viii.
iams, .Icanie Williamson
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Gladys McNair.
Third Grade 8.
Pupils Receiving Certificates of Dis
tinction Sadie Tisch, May Bell
{ Bradley.
Honorable Mention on Department:
Joseph HautZ, John Haynes, Grace
, Mitchell, Edna Root. Nellie Wright,
May Bell Bradley. Mary McAlpne, Sa.
die 'risch.
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Jack Fleet. Sydney Barrett. James
MorcwitZ. Evelyn Paul, Sadie Tisch.
May Bell Bradley.
Honorable Mention ON Attendance:
John Haynes. Andrew AppcrsCn. Syd.
, ncy Barrett, Jack Fleet. Lionel Mapes.
Hall Robinson, Arthur Sutherland.
, George Burrill. Ben Ellinger. Joseph
liautZ, Willie Robertson. Lillian Dyke.
Maudc Harris. Virginia Jones. Fannie
Patterson. Helen Peakc, Evelyn Paul.
Edna Root. Sadie Tisch, May Bell
Bradley
Fourth Grade A.
! Pupils Receiving Certificates Of Dis.
tinction; Alma Moore
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
Alma Moore, Louise Douglas.
honorable Mention on Department:
Arthur Spruill. John Walker. Sadie
Hutchcns. Virginia Jeffrey. Alma
Moore, Lucy Williams, Julia Walker.
Annie McAlpine.
Honorable Mention on Attendance:
rhurston Barton, Charles Fowlkes.
icnly Jones, David Lewis. Arthur
Moslcy. Abe Oser. John Purncll. Ralph
Sharp Albert Sievcrs. Lloyd Tymier.
Emily Ballcntine. Rosa herman. Rosa
Wright Louise Douglas, Hannah
Grcavcs, Mary Host. Louise James.
Virginia Jeffrey, Mamie Miller Alma
Moorse. Goldie Peltz, Maggie Russell.
Sadie Schcll, Lucy Williams. Julia
Walker.
Fourth Grade 3.
Pupils Receiving Certificates of Dis
tlhctlon: Olive Abbott
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
willie Bright, Sallic Frcdland
honorable Mention on Attendance:
Janet Bland, Grace Cherry. Ray Da.
vldScn. Rcna Garner. Bessie Moore
Mamie Morgan, Magdalcna Wicket
laya Cherry, Ethel Hall. Mary Norris.
Willie Bright. Simon Shinkowitz
Honorable Mention on Department
Clara Grow, Jamie Fretwcll. Marda
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
or. Carroll Smith. Lucicn Hall, Percy
Second Grade B.

Second Grade B.
Pupils Receiving Certificates of Dis
tinction: T. \. Purdum. Sallic Cor.
bell, Ella higgins
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
l.. a. Purdum. Salie Corbel, Ellen
Higgins
honorable Mention on Attendance:
Willie kritzer. Philip Murray. Ernest
PuIdnm. Sallie Corbell. Dora Garner
Isabelle Richardson. Mabel Powell.
Eta higgins, Edith Stone. Flora
Stuart. Mary Stuart, Marian Thorn
ton. Clara Trego.
Honorable Mention On Department:
Willie krizer. Philip Murray. Ernest
Purdum. Florence Blake, Sallie Cor.
bell. Dora Garner. Katie Lewis. Isa-
belle Richardson. Mabel Powell. Ellen
higgins. Edith Stone. Flora Stuart
Mary Stuart. Marian Thornton. Clara
Trcgo. Etha Kemp. Lou Ward.
Third Grade 3.
Pupils Receiving Certificates Of Dis.
iinction: Gertrude l.oomis, Ellen
Ware. Emelia Goodwin.
honorable Mention on Scholarship:
lla Lewis. Charlotte Selden. Lily Har.
rison. Annie Lash.
Honorable Mention on Department
Charlotte Selden. Viola Kilby. Lily
harrison, Minnie Hartman. Agnes
Epes. Alice Davis. Spottswood Saun.
ders. Guy Via.
Honorable Mention on Attendance:
la Lewis, Viola kilby, Minnie Har-
man, Agnes Epcs, Alice Davis. John
Hughes. Guy Via
Fourth Grade g.
Pupils Receiving Certificates Of Dis.
tlnction; Mamie Clements.
honorable Mention on Attendance:
Minnie Enos. Mabel Sherman. Mary
Williams.
honorable Mention on Department:
elizabeth Jordan, Annette Boswell.
Minnie Enos, Stella Desmond, Phyllis
Edwards Ida Hassell. Estele LEV.
ellyn. Mary Williams, Mabel Sherman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
HIGH SCHOOL,.
First Grade a.

Certificate of Distinction: Ruth
Gilderslecve, Mary I.owder Jamie
Mesic, Rose Rouemous. Lena Pcltz.
Honorable Mention on Scholarship:
May Langslow, Agnes Walker.
Honorable Mention on Attendance
IL u. Holmes, Allie Morgan, Harvey
Cooke, Frank Davis Harry Stein
meyer. Thomas MorcwitZ John Hill /:
bstelle Binns, Margaret Buxton, Ruth
Christie. Clara Fenncr, Nellie Hill,
Evelyn Harrison. Gussic Huffman.
Goldie ltelSileld, Eola Sykes, Flor.
ence Middleton. Ada Smith.
honorable Mention on Department:
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Continued on Page loA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-01
APPROPRIATE TO THE DAY.
(AfilMaukee SentineI


You can seldom catch an Irfshman at
less for an answer when you try TO have
fun with him. said Louis Ward of De-
troit, at the Plankington. Il found out
last ST. Patrick's day just how quick
irish wit can be.
Il was stopping at hotel where there
was an Irish waitress. One didn't have
10 be told that she was Irish, for the man
Of the Emerald Isle was written all over
her face. She had brogue that was q
marvel and a temper which was the ter
ror Of all the guests at her table
st. Patricks day L came down 70
breakfast and made up my mind to have
little joke with our waitress.
Molly, bring me an orange please |
asked as starter. II was a finisher too.
The way IL brought results was amazing.
with a look OF whitening scorn MoIiv
stood perfectly still for at least a min
ute, while l could feel the cold chilIs
which the fear OF a scene In the break
fast room chased up my back. Finally.
though, she smiled, more In pity than in
mirth.
Faith. Mr. Ward. you've forgotten
tn day I'm thinkin'. she said. It's an
olive you meant TO be orderin' not an
orange. And I'll have 1t here in a min
ute,
'.And 1 ate the olive for breakfast"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-01
HALVERSON UNDER FIRE CRAIG FOUND NOT GUILTY
Jury AcquitS Councilman
Charged With MiSappro-
priation of Funds.

The Craig case occupied nearly all of
the attention Of Judge Howell in the dis
trict court yesterday. The time was
largely consumed by the arguments of
counsel Judge Howell consumed about
twenty minutes in charging the jury, and
at 4:15 O'Clock ii retired to commence
its deliberations.
At o'clock last evening the jury re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. Attorney
j. ID. Skeen announced that the case
would be carried to the supreme court in
an effort to set aside this verdict, and
said that he was determined to continue
his fight against all of the city council
men who were implicated in the alleged
drawing of Illegal fees. He said further
that the accusations against Councilmsn
W. r. Emmett and r. D. Paine would be
filed as soon as he had time to prepare
them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

CONSIGNMENT OF sALMoN.-The
first fresh steel head salmon that has
been received in this city for several
weeks came in yesterday. Prior to this
most Of the salmon received has been of
the cold storage variety
PRINCIPALS HOLD MEETING.-The
principals OF the city schools held meet
Ing yesterday afternoon in the office OF
Superintendent D. H Christensen The
superintendent addressed them on various
matters which concern school work.
INCREASED BANK CLEARINGS.-
Local bank clearings for yesterday
amounted to sS76,548. 4e. For the CORES
ponding day last year they were S456,-
1871. The clearings for the month of
February amounted to 50, S23, 1883 For
the same month last year they were ST.
So, SS5.54. This is an increase Of so, 36S,-
852.7S.
ARRESTED FOR THEFT Richard
Norris, 20 years of age, was arrested on
q charge of entering the Rio Grande
Western station at Murray Sept. 10, and
stealing a cornet which was checked
there The cOrnet was recovered some
time ago, but Morris was not apprehen-
ded until yesterday, when he was located
here by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Sharp.
PERSELL BOUND OVER.-Harry Per
sell, 10 years Of age, charged with steal
ing letters from Auer0ach Bros mail
box at the postoffice. was arraigned yes
terday morning before United States
Commissioner Charles Baldwin and
bound over to the federal court His
bonds were fixed in the sum Of $500. which
were furnished. Perselfs case will come
first before the grand jury which meets
in April.
COAST HOTEL MAN HERE-H G.
Fryman, manager of the Haywood hotel
the new hosiery to be opened soon In
Los Angeles, accompanied by his wife,
was in Salt Lake a guest Of the Knuts-
ford hotel, yesterday. Mr.. Fryman is re-
turning from the east. where he has been
for the past month buying furniture for
the new house. Mr.. Fryman bought all
the furniture for the LankeTshim hotel OF
Los Angeles. He was for q long period
manager of the place.