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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Bell Telephone Company Suffers.

The Bell Telephone company suffered
considerable damage by the storm. Wires
were torn down In all parts OF this city
and In n number OF instances poles were
torn in two. Reports came in from all
parts of the country served by the COM
pany that many lonB-dlstancc wires were
down. The estimated damage in Salt Lake
City Is considerably moro than $1,000. while
a similar loss Will be suffered by the COM
pany In outlying territory, Immediately
after the storm force OF moro than
sixty men were put at work to repair the
damage. and 1t is stated that today Will
see full service re-established.
Other Companies Escape.
Both the Utah Telephone company and
the Western Union Telegraph company
report they were fortunate In escaping the
storm, although service at times was hin
dered by swaying wires. The Utah Light
and Power company reported that they
suffered no damage.
Many Trees Uprooted.
Many reports came to police headQuar-
ters that trees had been uprooted In vari-
Gus parts OF the city and that shed-roots
end frall structures had been beaten TO
rear Sixth East and Fourth South was
torn up by the roots and thrown out Into
the middle OF tho street Many limbs
were torn from trees and carried high in
the air by the wind ON South Main
street, between Sixth and Seventh South.
several large trees were torn up by the
roots. and the same was true of West
Fourth South.
Street Car Traffic Stopped.
The feed wires of the Utah Light and
Railway company, near the Jordan river
station. Tuesday night became short
crcuited and cut of all power from the
wires. delaying traffic on every line In
the city for more than forty minutes and
causing great Inconvenience. Hundreds
Of people were compelled TO walk to their
destination, and aftcr-thcatcr crowds
were obliged TO wait a long time before
traffic was restored.
Weather at Other Points.
The weather generally was quiet over
the country, the greatest disturbance be-
Ing confined to thunder storms in the
Mississippi valley. the heaviest precipita-
ton being In the northern portions, The
Ininfalls reported follow Little Rock,
Ark, O.22 inches. Cairo, OQ6 inches; st,
Louis, 0.4 inches. ST. Paul, l.l6 inches
Duluth. O.9O inches. ard Euron. O.lO inches.
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NJ. AND NJ. ACCEPTS
Members Of Big Association Will 90
to Ogden Next Friday.

Tho Manufacturers and Merchants as
sociation has accepted an invitation from
the United Commercial Travellers to at
tend the annual convention of that
organization at Ogden. Friday, June s
In the parade. which will be held on
that day. the Manufacturers and
Merchants will be given the place OF
honor, which is Immediately following the
ogden commercial travellers.
VIII Run a Special.
A special train Will be run over the
Rio Grande Friday morning, leaving Salt
Lake at o'clock. and Will return to the
city In the evening. 1t Ia expected that
a large delegation of members OF the as
sociation VIII go to Ogden Friday as a
means of advertising the coming Six
States Business Mems excursion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

George L. swendsen' enSl rsjIs,
OF the StrawosrIs l., tha 4
project after a day IN aorsry an i
den, left for camp aMlnppsday ~
Diamond creek TueseatIh ss' he n
Swendsen reports that ,aWari tw
3 b,iIiding up the cresx, reesss,sssc:or' ssc
the entire mountnin
o decidedly busy plac~'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Notice Of Teachers Examination.

The Salt Lake county teachers ex-
animation Will be held In the Sumner
school building, Third East, between
Sixth and Seventh South streets. Salt
Lake City, on the 7th. Sth and 9Th of
June. 1906, beginning at o'clock a. m.
each day.
All persons who expect to teach In
the public schools Of Salt Lake county
the ensuing year who are not holders
of certificates valid for the year are
expected to take the examination.
JOHN W. SMITH,
Co. Supt. Dist Schoola
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
MATT WALKER, THE FARMER
Local Mining Man Experiences Quite
a Shock While Driving.

There were many smiles exchanged on
the brokers row Tuesday over nn ex-
perieDce enjoyed Cor otherwise) by Do
Wittc b. Lowe. the well-known broker
and mining man. A few days ago Mr.,
Lowe decided to tako drive out 10 tho
well TO secure a liberal portion OF the
fresh air OF that region as to see for
himself Just what sort OF a farmer Matt
Walker was making of himself
Was Mending a Fence.
While driving along the country road.
putting the smoke OF a good cigar into
Lowe beheld a farmer repairing a fence.
Upon tho head of this worthy WAS a
slouch hat that had done long and honor
eble service, while the clothing of the
man was OF the sort that always creates
an atmosphere of by-gone memories. Be
Issued great puffs of smoke as the wearcr
thereof drove the nails into the fence
post.
Asked for Information.
Mr. Lowe drew up his prancing steed
and assuming that air OF patronage the
city bred universally uses toward his
country brethren. called out Hello. my
man. can you tell me where Matt
Walkers farm !s?'
tangled Itself, and the man. waving his
arms around him, answered that the
broker was looking at that same farm.
Quite a Surprise.
But Mr.. Lowe did not hear the answer.
his words. and the broker saw before him
NJ. II. Walker himself Clothing may
not make tho man. but many a man
makes a mistake about clothing.
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Deputy Shodff SHARP. Tuesday, swore
to complaint in Justice Smiths court
against Jackson Myers. said TO be In
Farmngton. In which 1t Is charged that
Myers committed q criminal assault on
an alleged half-witted girl named Ellen
Ball. The alleged crime is said TO have
been committed In this city, December l,
1901, and that directly afterward Myers
fed the country. Upon information re-
ceived recently, that he had returned, ac-
ton was brought against him.
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Asked for Information.
For Over Fifty Years

An old and well-tried remedy, Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. has been
used for over hfty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teeth
ing. with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for diarrhoea- Sold by drug
gists In every part Of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
GEORGE 0PENSHAW DEAD
Man Who Acted as Pallbearer fol
Brigham Young Passes Away.

George Openshaw died Tuesday morn
ing at 1920 o'clock at the residence of
bis daughter. Mrs. w. G. SQuires, of old
age. The deceased came to Utah in 1853,
and was in the employ OF Brigham Young
for twenty-thrce years. and had charge
pe,naS 1i ,nS d1g iit ibe 10 ns eeK Ssnyon ne
and acted as one OF tho pall-bearers at
his funeral. Mr.. Openshaw was ono of
the most respected pioneers. and the
family Will have the sympathy OF host
OF friends in their loss
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WHITE In TROUBLE AGAIN
This Time He Is Required to Answer
In the District Court

About two weeks ago w. ] White was
tried In Judge Dehls court on a charge
OF obtaining money under false pretenses
and was discharged Justice Smith Tues
day afternoon bound White over on the
same charge. and allowed him 10 go on
his own recognizancc.
Basis of Complaint.
Tho case grew out OF a complaint filed
by l. +. Block against White. in which
the former alleges that White sold him
two horses, a cow. piano. harness and a
number of household articles In all
amounting TO 500. when, as Block
charges. the stock and the goods were
already mortgage to a. Licbman.
Plea of Defendant.
White declared in court Tuesday that
he had obtained permission from Lieb-
man to sell the property, but Lehman
denied this The case will be tried In the
District court
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CADETS AkVII|
1HR|LL|NI
High School Boys Il
Securing lnters.,,'
Experience.
JUPITER PLUvlUS Gor
A GENERAL R|
Rain at Resort Cause, !
| ment Of Drill ID
Games. /;

Fecollections OF rain
around disagreeable yea,b.A
the high school cadet, ,sS
hrst part Of their big ene,s. ~
COON. The drizzle OF rain ~
. o'clock Monday eyenIur
been carrying on in flns s,yl.
fell during most of MopS,s
also during all OF yes,.:s.
aOd most or yesterday , ms.
camper on all the dr;IIS ;II'hl1
eispys6 eEe5g s66ins else that h. - /
Wind Strikes Tend
About o o'clock a boa,.
The tented city and. fo-
looked as though the te,,. ,v
NY away. The extent =,
Done was the blowing dow
tho larger tents. N'"n q
AL the mess housa thax
good laugh. Tho first ~
caught the teat just nghfs ~, -
about half OF the whols
of an soup. Otherwise no,hIss
Cured as a result Of the ~.
Boys Having Good II
In spite OF all the doins,
tho boys are having a eean;r,
+ All are reported TO be in s'.
and enjoying the very bss.E ~ ~ =
petites AS to tho erlb ~
dlshed, the boys all claim n
could be better. There il
great variety In the courss.
served, but what there il
di1erent from what the bor.
used TO They are living an 4.
grub which, most OF them a.
80 bad after all.
Tuesdays Bill % u
The bill OF fare FOR vs:..
beans. black coffee and bfee1
fast; stewed beef, noodles f.
bread for dinner; bread, coss-
Tor supper.
Yesterday morning, Wills n
at O standstlll for a while II
assembled on tho parade r.
held the first OF a serles 81
drills between members Of H.
for gold and silver medals
Each company was taken 4
given the manual OF aru.s 4
was the Judge and as the hon
takes they were dropped out
Those Who Made q
Tho following cadets xsrs
stood up the longest and n
for tho fina drill, which ls "a
day;
Company "A. Hart. a 2
BJorkland, 8. Wright, ?. Ks11
H. Romney.
Company BIG. Parsons. y.
Hoyt. R. Robinson and r n
| Company C-B. Wedgvood
F. Ferguson. P. Pendleto7,
and F Stiefel.
| Company D-Sergt McC1|
Farnsworth. n. Pract, E. Ma
Bradley and ", keenan,
Final Drill TodaJ
The final drill between tk4
TO have been held yesterc1y
but the rain caused II 10 d
until this morning. The or
up longast will be award
medal and the one standing \
will get one OF silver. Each &
anxious to win a medal. % /
dag promises to be somesh|1I
ball games which were 70
played yesterday had TO Be d
I'll today. AS a consequenee I
about four games this lfteT7
panles A and 3 will play In l
A and D at 2 o'clock and 3
o'clock: that is. II Jupiter Z
not interfere again.
Will Last ALI We
The company series Of ga1
all week and the winning q
be awarded a case OF rcot p.
company teams are orgnnlf1
to commence work as soo7
nnents are favorable. Il
| Today's Big EvF
The event for today. bsz1|
ready mentioned. is a long p
OF the canyons. The 80 81
tho camp early in the NOR
lunch. and proceed to ra7
hills. They will cover anc
In all. A large crowd o.
people were at the camp ye1'
neon and q good bunch Is
today, especially II the ven
Eat your lunch In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Wire Communication Hindered.

Considerable damage was wrought in
this city and throughout the State to
the wires of telephone, telegraph and
power companies. For moro than fvo
hours, beginning at clock Tuesday aft
ernoon, the Postal Telegraph company cX-
pcrienced trouble In receiving and send-
Ing messages, as the wind swung tho
wires together and interrupted tho SER
vice Aside from this there was no other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
A GREAT BARGAIN.

Fifty cents a week without interest OF
tax will buy beautiful SIPS building lot
in Poplar Grove. one Of the best i'm
proved additions in this city. The Pop
lar Grove car on Main street will In 16
minutes take you to Office In addition
Inspection of this property will con-
vince you OF value OF an investment
This is without question the best op-
portunity ever offered In this city for
acquiring site for home. E. 3.
Wicks. 60 State street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
PERSONAL MENTION

O. G Cross of Tho Tribune business Office
loft last evening for Boston where no will
spend his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Godwnter and Miss
Frances and Edwin OF Pocatcllo. who are on
thoir way East TO make their future home.
arc vioitng Mrs 3. Smith. Mrs. Goldwatcr's 8
sister, OF l3l West Fourth South street.
Dr. r J. Hyatt OF tho local Office OF tho
weather bureau. went TO Brigham City Tues
day, whore nc summoned witness
Ia introducing records OF his Office as test-
monY In a trial in the District court
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MYERS Is Bound o.

ArraIgned before ,;JISsdsy. JSsd5ics /
Bingham Junction, Ja1ss'
With deadly weapons recomm||
dmst tne sI1r PraIas "a and aqst ,Ss aatsscl
have nav are still at large
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United Commercial Travellers Ex-
cursion to Ogden, June 9th, via D. SS
R. G. Fare $1.Oo. Trains leave 900,
1925, 1885 q. NJ, / AS, 900 p. m.
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Heavy Wind Tuesday Night.

About o'clock Tuesday evening a ter
rifle wind blew for a few minutes. Ihl
vas followed by remarkably heuN
1ainstorm and various portions OF the cit
were flooded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
NOTICE.

Boilermakers. blacksmiths. rlnchin-
lists, pipe filters and electricians, keep
away from Bingham Junction or West
of trouble. COMMITTEE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
knights of Pythias, Attention

The funeral of Bro. c l. Hamilton, a
IlgippeI g ol hpchS MOUNTAIN iouSt 40. D.
s27 East 1St South Wednesday, juno 9Th.
at p. m. All membcrs OF the order arc
requested to meet at Castle Hall at p, m.
j. +. QUINN,
c. C. Rocky Mountain No, Q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
EXHIBIT OF SEWING
University of Utah Invites Public to
Call and Inspect Work.

The University of Utah doors will be
thrown open today and the general pub
lie invited to come and see an ex-
hibition OF the sewing work done by tho
first and second year normal classes dur
ing the last school year. The work which
best done by the students. and Is said 10
be of a very fine nature. Tho exhibition
Will be In the physical building.
High School day at Lagoon Friday, June
9Th. Cadets annual encampment,
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PIANO RECITAL GIVEN
Pupils of Lulabel Eldredge Carlson
Please Large Audience.

Please Large Audience.
A plano recital was given last night at
the Y. NJ. c. A auditorium by q number
Of pupils OF Mrs. Lulabel Eldredge Carl
son. Spite OF the stormy weather. the
auditorium was flllcd. All the pupils who
took part did exceptionally woll.
Among the younger pupils who did OK
cellent work were little Eva 1seman, who
is only Z years old. Beth Larson and
Marion Hooper, These young ladies were
heartily epplauded and their splendid
work ia a credit to their teacher, Mrs.
Carlson.
Audience Delighted.
Among the advanced pupils who took
part arc Gene Haywood. Vera Eldridgs
and Irene Kelly. The skill displayed by
these young ladies was the delight OF
the audience. The last number on the
programme consisted OF Tone Stories +"
written by c. f, Carlson. and McDon-
AIDS "Polonaise," and was played by
Miss Kelly, who brought forth storm
OF well-earned applause.
George Shelton Assists.
George Shelton, the vlolinist. assisted
Mrs Carlson, and he played as usual
with that finished and delightful manner
SO natural to him.
High School daV of Taroop Friday rnpe
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CIV. Cutler Talk

Gov. John c. culIer cement
,Ss YATES State a, eel School fort for the ''"'
S@den Tuesday nis"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

United Commercial Travellers Ex-
cursion to Ogden, June 9Th, via D. &
r. G. Fare S1.Oo. Trains leave 900,
1925, 1885 a. ~, l AS, 600 p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
THE MONARCH VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER
Is the up-to- date typewriter. Penn
broke Stationery Co. sell 1t.
GOOD FOR THE GUARD
Utah Contingent Will Attend En-
cnmpment In Wyoming.

Gov Cutler received a dispatch from
Assistant Secretary of War Robert s.
Oliver Tuesday, in which Secretary Oliver
stated that the War department had de
cided to send tho entire militia OF the
State OF Utah to the encampment at Fort
D A Russell In August. and that the
Government would pay all OF the expense
Including the pay Of the men.
Dr. f. F. Reed. Dentist has removed
his office to suite 3l6 Progress building.
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Poultry Association to Meet.

A meeting of tho Utah State Poultry
association Will be held Thursday even,
Ing, June T. at s o'clock at the Com
Invited to attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

No more wholesome nor more taste
full food than MOUNTS Pork and
Beans was ever produced.
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JUDGMENT FOR ri
Iron Works Victorious
Against a Conua'

=
Judge Lewis of the Te'rd
has rendered Judgment ~
plaintiff In the case OF W.
Wire and Iron works asaa1
man. ,,os
Bowman was contractor
building of the Asrieu.suS
Logan, which was erec.e
purchased structural iroh -.
Building materials from .a,va srT
pany on which the c 1-
there was an unpaid pas sn'
brought to recover the sA
causes of action. ,r64
Judge Lewis rendered ~
first cause OF action n
SS16.7S. with interest ircsn seps
and S275 for attorneys s,,d|
ond cause of action tae m M
sl044, with Interest Ircms 49,
md sS25 for attorneys
&, l,p of l0EuRA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Purity and cleanliness are two fac
tors In the preparation OF al! the prod
ucts Of the MOUNT PICKLE co, 5
factory
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Will 60 to ]

Employees q q tn the % a'j 'ijssea'
cemeteries VIII 80 y
an outing.
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Winners of Gold Medals.
S. D. EVANS,

Undertaken and Embalmer, has re-
moved to new location, As South State.
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Who the Members Are,

The membership of tho association in
cludes many of the most prominent citi-
zons Of the city Tho following is a
partial list r. l.. Caroy. John p. Dooly.
II J. Hayward w. j Holm, F, W
Gardiner, Lewis A. Jef, Isaac Russell
w, C. Grlmsdell. william M. RoyIance
]. F Critchlow. Thomas J Almy. Roscoe
NJ, Brecden. s. G. Paul, Charles g Rur-
ton. Melvin D. Wells Frank b STEPHENS
j NJ. Wiley. Ernest Williams, J. Green,
valid. w II. Tremnyne, r r Gamn-
ton, II. Bockholt. ]. C Altman. 8 I,
Ensign. A F. Smith, w. H Moreton 2
E Bare, Ad Drahos. George H Cum
mings. A T. Moon. w H Parker
William BinGley, H b Cromar r
T. Schefski, j, w. Francis. A. L. Lovey,
|. NJ. Barratt w. d. Burgess Dr. Harry
Lawton. y 7. Johnson. J w. ShIpler p
Haywood W. w Mitchell T r. EIIor-
beck, John J.. Hofeling J. T. Youne
Harry Keith DR.. j, NJ Dart John
Sharp. A. 3. Edler. ] NJ Rasmussen. NJ
R Stewart. George Barratt. r N lack
lin, H, II. Whitaker, w M Rrans.
ford. L. Keyes, Alexander Colbath- a
F. Dorcmus, W ]. Craig. Heber N
Wells. S. Fl. Love. w. ]. Hailoran
Fisher s, Harris Fisher Harris Jr- T.
l. Terry James II. Brown E D Wood
ruff, Edward Rosenbaum, Frank Lewis 7
w Houston, ]. NJ. Anderson j
Anderson. Gov John c. Cutler, j. G. Mo
Donald c. II Griffin, W r. Sibley. Nod
Mckenzie. William P Fowler. A. w
Cowan, G. r. BraZIcr. w. n Shearman
Frank Grocsbeck. H. w. Parker, T, n
Smith. Dale l. Smith. John Judson. Silaa
Lyman. Joseph Strack. Homer Robin.
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TRIBUTE FOR HALF
A CERTURY'S WORK
Ministerial Association of Salt
Lake Adopts Appreciation
of Rev. Dr.. WiShard.

After a work OF half century as su-
Utah the Rev Dr. Wish0rd has resigned
and goes to the Pacific coast
At regular meeting OF the Utah Min
isterlal association, held in Salt Lake, the
following appreciation Of the faithful ser
Vice performed by DR.. WiShard in this
field was unanimously adopted:
Tribute to DR.. Wishard.
Whereas, Because OF the cxigcncies OF famI-
hrV years In tho ministry OF his church.
the RoN. s. Il. Wishnrd, D. d, resigns his
work as superintendent Of Presbyterian mis-
sions and leaves our city to make hi0 homo
the tios OF a fellowship extending through
sixteen yoars OF service In Utah arc thereby
broken.
Resolved That this associntlon regrets deep
ly the sercring CT this tic In his departure
ard as he leaves US would cXprcss our
thanks to God for the stalwart untlrlng seryr
leo paid by our brother to oil tho kingdom
OF God In our State
Wo appreciate warmly his wise counsel and
spiritual message In the councils OF the as
for help. his ripe spiritual manhood tho
benediction OF his holy life. and his unfail-
ing witness TO tho truth in every depart
mcnt OF service.
We commend him as no goes 10 his we'll
earned resting time 10 the keeping grace OF
the earth, trusting that his vslts 70 this
state may bo frequent. that he may enjoy
the fragrance OF that love which comes to
him In return for his years OF unsclnsh min
istry In Utah.
MILAN ". DAVIS. President
RICHARD WAKE. Secretary
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodak flnlshing-the best or money
back Main and Third South.
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Drop Me q Postal.

For reduced price list for expert Ko-
dak finishing. Harry Shipler CONNER
cial Photographer. 16i Main ST Both
'phoneS.
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Many Buns Coming In.
After Imposters.

Breeden Office Supply Co.
Has the largest stock OF stationery and
office filing-devices go West ID South.
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HOT ENOUGH FOR H0B0ES
Cool Weather Does Not Affect "Float-
ersp In Salt Lake.

ers" In Salt Lake.
Some people may complain about the
cool weather these days, but a number
of ''foaters" who have meandered in
and around Salt Lake the last few days
say this city Is hot enough for them. and
they are glad to get a chance TO get out
of It
Five Are Sent Up.
After the police drag-net had been
emptled in the Police court Tuesday
afternoon five hardlooking men. arrested
on the common charge OF vagrancy,
were given heavy sentences Charles
Lundblade who. with D, Alley, Charles
Wells. Joe Britt and Roy Spencer. are
said by the police to be en-convicts,
were given ninety days In jail. Ed
Brown, another OF the same breed, was
handed thirty days.
Many Buns Coming In.
Owing to the disaster in San Francisco
the police state that this city has been
filled to overflowlng with a very unde-
slrable class of men and women, the
majority of whom prey upon the sym
pathy OF the puolic by claiming they are
refugees.
After Imposters.
Orders have been Issued TO arrest all
such imposters. and every man and wo-
man unable to give a straight account
OF him or herself and who loiters upon
the streets will be given a chance to tell
the city authorities how II happened.
Breeden Office Supply Co.
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WALL PAPER.

Paints. mouldings, burlaps. etc. at
lowest prices. Geo. w. Ebert & Co.
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Turner Bros, Hay, Grain and Coal,
! LIS East Second South. Phones 1895.
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks and finishing. Main and
Third South.