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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Current Publications

bel Fisk; Santa Fe Chsrlcy's KInderger-
ten" by Thomas A Janvicr, "A Fnan-
cIal Genius" by Henry Edward Rood;
Mrs. Noahs Ark" by Gelett Burgess
Toms Aunt" by Mark Twain; The
Fable of the Fatal Album and the Leap
for Life" by George Ade; The Fable OF
springneld's Fairest Flower and Lone
some Agnes Who Was Crafty by George
AIDE, "a Pleasure Exerton." by Mari
eta Holley (Joslah Aliens Wife);
Speech on washington's Birthday oy
Simon Ford, mo Uncle of ours, by
Charles b. De Camp; The Idiot ana inc
LandIady," BY John Kcndrick Bangs
Their First Quarrel" by william Dean
Howells. THE Crane and the Widow Be-
dott," by Francis NJ Whicker; he or'
tlcmcnt OF Dryden vs. Shard' oE w,
Inclis, "A Barnyard Mystery, by Eo-
wilma stanton Babcock. "AIr, Bush's Kin
dcrgnrten Christmas" by Hayden 'a'
ruth; Tho Mystery OF Speech oy 'oso
phine Daskem, "A Littlo hSssey ~"
Books" by F. Peter Dunno Car booiey''
"BI,ly Campbelrs Jungle story os
Hugh Pendextor: "Twenty Minutes io'
refreshments" by Owen Wister; "BHpe-
r,ences of the Mcwilliamses with Mem
braneous Group" by Mark Twain iho
Kind-HenTted She Elephant" by George
r.. Ianisan, "The Rymcstcr's Confcs-
sion" by Burges Johnson. AFTER inc
Funeral" by ]. M. Bailey Tho Shop-
nor" by Robert J. Burdettc: "A Ioolog-
Io.I Ronance" by Charles Follen Adams
and "Observations." by Josh Billings
There are some good things amongst 1t
all too: IL IL not altogether desert.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen by the City Coun.
ell OF Salt Lake City o. me intention OF
such Council to make tho following de-
scribed Improvement. to wit
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
yitirihed pipe eight 90 inches In diameter
in the middle OK East Temple street be-
tween Fourth South and Fifth South
streets. und on both sides OF said East
Temple street between Fifth South and
Nos. and 2. and defray the abutters' por
ton of the cost and expense thereof esti-
mated at ten thousand two hundred thir-
ty-eight and 50-l00 (slo. 23S 50) dollars 70: all
or said Improvement In said sewer dis
tricts, as follows;
Nine thousand two hundred and forty
(STNO. O0) dollars, or ono and .5-lUO Isl 15)
dollars per front foot OF property abuttIns
said Improvement in district No. 2 there
being i've thousand two hundred and
eighty (oZS0) feet abutting said improve
ment In said district (sewer ON both sides
OF streeD
Five hundred seventy-one and O-lO0
G6il5Ol dollars, or S0-lQ0 go e0D dollars per
front foot OF abuttinS property for sewer
in middle OF street in district No. =, there
being six hundred and thirty-five (6So) feet
trict. and four hundred and twenty-seyen
(s427 .0D dollars. or 70-10O go 7W dollars per
front foot OF abuttins property. for sewer
In middle or street In district No. J. there
being six hundred and ten (6l0) feet abut-
ting said improvement In said district by
a local assessment upon the lots and
pieces OF ground within the following de
scribed districts. being the districts 10 be
affected or benefited by said Improvement
namely.
All OF lots 2, 3. and S. block 3: nil of
lots l and g. block 4: all OF lots l. 6. and
S, block 10. all or lots 4 and s, block l6. all
of lots 2. 8, and 6, block 81: ali Of lois
| and 9; block 2s; all OF lots !. 6. : and s.
plat "A" district No. 2. sewer on both
sides of street,
All of lots and 3, block 80. and the
north SO5 feet of lot !, block 40. plat "A"
district No. 2, sewer In middle Of street)
All OF lot and the south 40 feet Of lot
s. block 80, and the south 3G5 feet OF lot
s. block 10, plat "A" Salt Lake City sur
vey district No. l. sewer In middle Of
street,.
All protests and objections to the carrv-
Ing out os such intention must be nre-
sented In writing to the City Recorder on
or before the 7th day OF May 1876 being
the time set by eaid Council when n viii
hear and consider such protests and obieo
tions as may be made thereto.
By order OF the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah. 0i'
Dated February g. 1Sc6
B. MORETON, City Recorder
Sewer Extension No 172 wisoo
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS,
MEETING.

Pursuant to the articles of incorn.
tion and the statute a special meettnp~ q,
the stockholders of the Mountain E,o1 OK
Gold Mining company will bo held itw
law offices OF Street and BrameI aitor,ttie ING
and an souhSel9Tsat,lsW hSSiS s,lS-is b "efs +
on May II, 1865. at the hour Of Ctah
ness. wing pusi-
J.. For the election Of n boara
rectors and officers for the ensuinl. OF d.
To see ss1 whether the stockhoiSegss sa1 Win
to sell all the assets of the SJeement
View Gold Mining company ouhtaln
To ratify, confirm and annro
acts of the directors OF oflcerS Owe the
company heretofore done. or the
4. To transact any other buSt,.
may properly como before tho LESS ess that
II33EHR1 II. HUNFe
Directors of the Mountain VieSy CT,
Nevada Consolidated Coppssre Cs company
Mining and Milling company stna,. u Goid
ursr uT oTminE ANN W;a2 shares. BY Its fpeaa-
HENRY H. Hunt
ro Sstockholder owning 10 sbare.s
W22O9
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NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given by tho City Coun-
eli OF salt Lake Guy OF the intention Of
such council 70 maNH to tn9 w,t ioi'o"i"s
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
vitrfied pipe eight inches In diameter. on
the south side of Fourth South street be-
tween State and West Temple streets. on
tho north side OF Seventh South street bo-
tweeE East Temple s,o ana state streets. on
Fourth South and Fifth south streets, and
on both sides OF State street between
sewer districts Nos. l and 2 and defray
tho abutters portion OF tho coat and cx-
pense thereof, estimated at seven thou
sand nine hundred thlrty.two and s0-l00
Ie5aSy %, dollars for all OF said improve
mont in said sewer districts, ono thou
sand six hundred sixty seven and ao-10o
1SIss- ca, dollars, or one and 30 100 (sl aM
EnarS ner front foot OF abuttinR proper,
~ In dlstrlct No, !. there being one thou
sand two hundreEa ano ino eIsn,So. .hree Q2sS
aIstrIct No. J. ac3 six thousand two hun
Srod sixty-fve (ss2G5.0O dollars. or ono and
.GV "n,rnnerty In district No 2. there being
,hTsse ,hs thousand Ave hundred and eighty
tass0S feet ebutting said Improvement in
AoSI9Tp AST aistrict No = by n local assessment
a@,u San tho lots or pieces OF ground within
nc following described districts. being the
5Is,rtcts 10 be affected or benefited by said
impIoy,giInmse"oSnn impm,ins on Fourth South street:
sii of lots s. 6. I and s. block 40. and the
| oast a1s feet OF lot G. block %.
Hrontine on State street:
LII tI1nf OF lot I and the south 40 feet .,
VT a block %. plat a. Salt Lake Citv
suryey (dstrict No, u.
SUI o21tina ro1 on State street;
| Al OF lots l and g. block 50; all OF lots
2, 3, 4 and 6, block s5' all OF lots 1 and 5.
S ooS oil OF lots 4 and 6, block 20
on az ssSsnta Ssss ot Sopth os aSG street it,
Tho west T lou o' block n, plat "aS "A" sast sa7t
30 YYoxs City survey (dis;rict No. D.
All protests and objections TO the carry
/ .lt1
aeSSted In writing 20 the City Recorder on
or before the 7th day OF May. 1906. being
| tho time set by said Council when II wifi
bear and consider such protests and OBJ
| iectIons as may be madc thereto,
BY order of tho City Council of Salt
| Lake City Utah.
/ Dated, February 8. 1906
j. r. MORETON, City Recorder.
Sewer Extension No 17a w15es
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ANOTHER HUMOR VOLUME.

Mark Twain's Library OF Humor. Volume III
Women ana Things. Illustrated Harper II
Brothers. publishers New York
\ volume made up OF selections by
Mark Twain especially when there are no
restrictions against putting I'm anything
Of his own that lie sees ht ought TO be
the funniest book going. But this book
makes one echo Bret Ilarte's DO | sleep.
do l dream. Do / wonder and doubtg'' IL
is not altogether a bore. and Vet 1t GER
tainly s not especially entertaining The
contents are THE EsquImsu Maiden :
Romance" by Mark Twain: Mr.. Simp-
klns's Downfall. by w, L. Alden; "A
Sleeping Car Experience" by Bret Harte;
"A Woman In Shoo~Shop," by May lsa-
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GOOD SCHOOL BOOKS.

From tho American Book Company.
Chicago, We have Brooks g. Hubbard s
Composition Rhetoric, the aim OF which
Is to enable pupils to learn to express
their thoughts freely, clearly. and for
oibly, giving them at the same time ex-
amples OF literary mastership that should
elevate their taste and win their apprecI-
alton. Sufficient of technique is carried
to give the pupils the key to correct their
mistakes, and to put them upon the path
of literary excellence. 1T Is a suitable
and most expert source of instruction OF
great use In the school room. we'll adapt
cd thereto
Also. from the same, Smiley's Manual
Of American Literature, intended to open
the course to a further study of master
pieces Of American literature. 1t goes
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NOTICE.

,-o,,oe ,s hereby given by the CITY oO"n1 ~
Notics s,IJ Is T.akc City of the Intention dol o.
such council TO MAKE toNvit tne
scIIoea i1tir itir,,o cement Sidewalks SIX o,
80 sSidc and four (D Inches nSt tn,S No.
the east side OF ITGilts Eifth South streets and
w ewsp ,ho vest aide Of Thirteenth iE,J. Eas' sonth
On p,, ,,msnn u. Fourth South and III" ~ rcct
streets. and cement obHs S,ohMa'ttb tb,ck on both
Woe ~ ntd bouelas avenue between Fout 9isn' tn
sn'Ith and Fifth South streets ~, IN ohut-
walk District No ~ anu cost and expense
ters p'i instimated at two thousand iouI
hmnSred md ffty-one C2, iSl gl ,ar dolaa loot
one GloO) dollar prdgoment per IRON, T of said
,,,h mout,t,,hhs r,aat and Thirteenth East streets,
80 o. 100 40 sO) dollars per tront oI '''ss 10 ia
foot abuttng said din impbSiHenio pbeipS o feet Of
pousiias sias nroperty on Twelfth East ana
TbIrteentf East streets ana ~ oEe by
abutting property on DougIhs or nIarcs
. Local ASSESSMENT upon the lots OF IpIIbed p.gI
a '9UeI mTounS within the following desTrloed go
al Al tSrICt being the district 10 DC nncS,vp r,
and bcneflted by said impro'e'"""'
ha''e'S sIx-FooT SIDEWALKS.
zon,,pe on Twelfth East street; .
All Of lots 70 H. inSi1s,rtfbI Inc nartb one. U hall
steele's subdivision OF 'nG i, r OF lots II &c
Of SlSTK nSiasHe s; Bloc BLOCK T. East Bench subdi
vision. block ls,, plat ~ r u,s, ot,ee,.
EroptInQ ln1fteNulii i>"'
Ali nf lots IL TO %. Inclusive olocR
otnaissa subdivision OF the north one.nat ! \
Of block Is, plat F.; all OF Lots ,ls;o 10
in Inclusive. p block !. East Bench SUBDIVISION
oi'cN F. 1FfITE.FooT SIDEWALKS -
All of lots to II. inclusive, oiocE l. Al
| NJ lots 12 to 22 Inclusive, block Steeie
subdjvision of the north half or olock - 1S
oIat "F'''. all OF lots II to "a inciuslve1 o1
| bioc,r / nIl OF lots / TO S. inclusive oloc'
| . East Bench subdivision, block 49, pla
| ..F Salt Lake City survey
| Tho total cost of said improvement !
| estimated at three thousand three nun
drcd twenty and 1900 (3.22o. 80 dollars
| ~ which sum the city's portion ls olgn
| hundred sixty-nino and 1900 (Sse9 lSl @ @ao'
| lars leaving two thousand -FOUR nunate
| and f,fty-one C$2. 451 0O) dollars TO be raise
| by local assessment A.,
| All protests and objections to the car
! wing out OF such intention must be pre-
scnted in writing to the CITY RocorSe
on or before the 1lth day OF May; 1915. De
| Ing the time set by said Council When
| Vii hear and consider such protests an
| objections as may be made thereto;
By order of the City Council OF sal
| Lake City, Utah.
Du'eu j. B MORETON.
| City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 1oS WIZ
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given - ,ss q!
Gil OF Salt Lake CitS % ,hc ~
such council TO r.'.he 'a
scribed Improvement, to-ss,s ssssr
Extending and laying ts,s ssSls III
vjtrif,eS pipe eight l9 inen. r.rsr.|
on Center street from S,u,rs. SSr.
Peach street, in sewer fnartloa :
defray the abutte1s pV Vesllrs1
and expense thereof, md O.
thousand eighty seven ,sasa 4
doIlars or i0-10o VIII N.,ise
%rnnt orY' foot Of abutIlpss y
,hore Ion heinT 2Ss2.L ssel sel..sc>
tna tmT, nanroyenne1t. : % 10y a local a,,si z
the lots or pieces % disthet
following described ~ bsntz5.
district TO be affectea " All q
imnroyement. namely ,ots -
8 ,aP and Q block l3. oil OF i,,,oss loS q
Is. all Of lots l and ;, plyef A s1|
550'a "a and ), block ls; sii :, I'd q
h,oc,k II: ali OF lots :, J Tey.
plat F., Salt Lake SSii.sy',tioEs III %
All protests and ,1oa mra y
Ing out of such inten,'R RsccH<
ed in writing 10 the City, Cl,,v ~ I'D
fore the 2ist day OF Mas; sS;hss 4
lore ,Sn's s, snt bv said Council Va. a..
9 o,i9e cnnsider such protes"
an and nay 9UHSi@si be- made thsG.t0- s.,,S cd
sI RW ,''1s order OF the City
Lake City. Titan; ,sg.
Dated March Eth' q N0sS
j. clB
Sewer extension No T''
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LITERARY NOTES.

The recent discussion started by the
tion OF the Brooklyn Public library In qucs-
under tft-en to read OF the pranks OF Mark
Twaln's immortal BOYS. Tom Sawyer ana
iuelsberry TinH said d, n, 's5SLy sSr2 of ftI tSs
careful lady sDOut TO purchase book for
her son ,, o,,,,.,l ,,r
child please She said to the clerk. No
hction but absolute truth and without ao-
surdiy fanciful pictures
:" Well madau-' The bookseller paused,
his eye running over his shelves then win
fash OF s% his M '2Sh rn &o%n meet ySur %Sl
requirements he said
And no banded her Wentworth's Geom-
etr,.'
Mr Ernest Ineersons ; new book The Life
plates more tnun a hundred published
photographs from NE: and many original
Which In, author devotos hlrnselt--he part
they daily play in the world around them.
not their position In museum or In a scheme S me
light of the lntest facts. The Macmillan
company promises Mr.. lngcrsolls book for
Issue before June
The Harpers are sending to press Mrs
Humph 15 Wa5ds Is mew noTs eHmp.
tion as n serial In The Century Magazine
whero the successive installments have been
followed with keen Interest. II Is generally
conceded that In choosing her hero an
artist. a genius in the rough, Mrs Ward
and more distinctive theme Than ever be-
fore Not only has she against created the de-
ughtful social atmosphere that forms 50
large a part OF her charm writer. but
against this brilliant background she has
traced tho career of the young Westmore-
land painter with the most thorough and
=, rompassionatc understanding of his sullen yet
sentative nature, with hs alternating mani
foste,Ions OF uncoutbnass and genius. From
its very nature "Fenwicks Career Is des-
tined TO reach an even wider audience than
aid Lady Roses Daughter or The Mar
rIa of William Asha
The object OF The New Earth" the forth
coming book by Mr. w =. Herwood who
wrote New Creations in Plant Life is to
bring out in as clear and entertaining q way
ns possible the remarkable progress which
has been mado in tho past two generations
in all that pertains to the cultivation OF the
earth Within that period the entire Amcri~
can system OF agriculture horticulture. nori-
culture forestry and dairying has been de-
! voIopcd. our National Agricultural bureau has
| ton of the American desert hns been under
| taken and the great work OF the State OK
pertinent stations has become commanding
factor in National progress. Greater
progress has been made in all departments OF
| agricultural life than In all the centuries
| that preceded this period. All these remark
able advances describod In this volume
which gives full account Of tho renaissance
OF American agriculture and describes the
striking and fascinating events that occur In
modern agricultural life. The Macmillan COM
pany announce Mr. HaIwood'n book for isgue
the middle Of May.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by tM :
ell OF Salt Lake CITY OF ths l.
such council to make the 70
scrlbed improvement. to-Sh.
To grade. gutter and curo 81
and pave with macadam (sis
pavement TO be nifty (0) se:
tween curbs, and six W y
First street from the VeH
street to the west side u
paving district No. z aHe
abutters' portion OF tie cqS
thereof, estimated at tWeaJ
seven hundred and NINETY p
or three and 60-lW HA1l
front foot OF abutting proPSy;
ing Ave thousand nine hus1iea
Is, 94o) feet nbutting said inip,s,
Il local assessment upon tne
OF ground within the foll9sH
district. being the district %
and benefited By said -
namely. All OF lots 3 and
o. lots 3 and 4. block B; an
4. block Z: all OF lots 3 ah9
OF lots 3 and 4. block 8. all q
4. block 10: all OF lots : am
oil Of lots 3 and 4, block " I
and 4 block l3. all OF lots
10. ali OF lots ! and 2 DICK ~
] and 2 block IS; all OF iols
1s; all OF lots ! and ?, o!eck -
] and .. block II. all OF lots :
p. all OF lots / and : block 4,
lots / and 9. block "A, plat "
City survey. t.-
The total cost OF said iTrH
estimated at twenty-nine MI1 Va
Ave ($29, ,CQ5) dollars, Of W.
city's portion is eight Ihous,sa sa,s, 4
dred and fifteen CSslol o0s %
twenty thousand seven ~
ninety CEo. 7eW dollars 10 ee
All protests and obJectIoas
ing out OF such intenuos
sented in writing to the, IM Mx
or before the l4th day oil .aIl a
the time set BY said counel.
hear and consider such pN,
1cctions as may be made ro.-, II
BY order OF the city '0
Lake City. Utah. ,e
Dated February q, Ia : AuogI|
ciU
Paving Extension No. Il
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THE MAGAZINES.

Harper's Magazine for May opens with
Mrs. Nina B. Hubbard's account OF her
explorations In unknown Labrador
most fascinating story, The Blubbcr-
Hunters" describes tho taking and work
Ing up OF whales. Thomas a. Jenvsr
has n charming account OF his revisit to
Mexico. How Men Feel In Battle" by
S II. NJ, Byers, tells how ono man felt.
Feeding the Mind Is hitherto unpub
lshed essay by tho late Lewis Carroll
author of Alice In Wonderland" " Dr
Saleeby contributes "Is the Human Race
Mortal2" q speculative essay on the
power OF the mind There arc stories by
Justus Miles Forman, Alice Brown. Mel
sen LLOYD. Johnson Morton, James B.
Connolly. and others: Margaret Deland's
serial. THE Awakening of Helena
Richie" continues. there are good poems
and tho departments. as always, are
great 1t is the great old magazine, ever
young and always in the lead. Harper
& Brothers. publishers. New York
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The Black Cat for May has for opener
"In the Court of Cod $500 prize story
by Edwin Garlic Litsey. Handwriting
In the ALT" by Lieut.. f. Y. 5. Chamber
lain; The Edge Of Life by "inona
wilcox Payne. The Lady In the Green
Veil" by Don Mark Lemon; and "A Man.
a Woman. and Baby by c. F. Mar
tin They are all good stories, too. The
SEortstory Publishing Co. Boston.
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Outing for May begins horror-story OF
the hungry Arctic wilds of North Amer
lea bv Jack London; hunt OF men ana
dogs by u wolf pack that was not unsuo-
cessful, flls the opening chapters lhere
are full-page pictures of howers ana
trees and one In colors The Unexpected
strike" shows a fisherman taken at a
disadvantage "A Little Brown Horse
shows successive steps in training live
ly stopper. and the advances in price that
accompanied them Hunting the saw
fish" Is a stirring sea sketch. The Trag-
edy OF the Tigers and the Power OF Hyp-
notism" is A dcath-tale in the Sidc-Show
Studies Ralph d Paine's The Build
ers" serial reaches the commerce or the
Pacific The Pass" Stewart Edward
Whites story, is finished. in good style
General Daniel Morgan, the Hero oil
cowpens." is a fine character sketch. The
number has many stirring stories ana
sketches and Is model or topographic
beauty The outing Publishing Company,
New York
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The Popular Science Monthly for May
has a scientific study of Watkins Glen
ard Other Gorgcs OF the Fingcr-Lake
Region OF Central Now York, by Profess
sor Ralph S, Tarr. Then comes "A
League Of Peace" by Andrew Carnegie.
very strong for arbitration. The Body
Utilization of Fat" is explained by Dr.,
Frank g Mathews National Control OF
introduced Insect Pests, by Professor T..
Dwight Snnderson, Is convincing plea
for It. Individual Adaptation to EnVi-
ronment," by Professor Joseph Hershey
Bair, is pesslmistic as to the further eVo-
luton of mankind The Disease and the
Remedy" The Psychology OF yellow
and Bird Photography In Norway with
"Tbe Progress OF Science" completes a
strong number of this admirable monthly
which Is powerful educational 1orec
throughout the whole country Inc SCI
cree Press. publishers. Lancaster IA
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McClure's Magazine for May has the
oncninp of a series of papers, The Story
Of Life Insurance" by Burton j. Hen
a,Ick which is the most concise and pow
ertul arraignment OF the bad methods
which have so much prevailed. that We
have seen any where There is the be-
ginning of a series by Rudyard kipling
Robin Goodfcllow and His Friends"
which is well shown up, Carl Schurz
"Reminiscences of Long .Life" continue
In most Interesting vein There are many
fine stories, and there is always some
thing worth while in this magazine The
S S Mcclure Co. publishers. New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

maintained. and there Is good fiction and
much other fiction. Tom Watson's Maya
zinc. New York City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Recreation for May tells of and illus
trates California Trees and Birds gives
"Gllmpses OF Newfoundland" :" shows how
the remains of prehistoric animals are
found In Alaska. tells OF Playing Glpsy
In Colorado and has many an allurlng
outdoor sketch, And TO show that the
outing season is about TO begin, Dan
Beard explains. with many diagrams, no"
to throw the "Squaw Hitch IT Is an
cnticIng magazine. VIM r. Annis' pub
Usher New York.
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watsons Magazine for May opens with
UPWARDS OF twenty pages OF editorials by
Tom Watson. 'Thc Philadelphia Vigil
Iantes," "a Solution OF the Railway
Problem" "overcapltalization OF Rail-
roads What Life Insurance is" arc
specialties in which Popuistic reasoning
prevails. The usual departments are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

The National Magazine for May opens
with Joe Mitchell Chapplc's always Inter
estlne Affairs at Washington" we'll IL
b,stretod ''Mexico's War Minister Greets
Northern NeIghbors" is a hearty paper
from General Reyes. Mexico's War Min
istar md army commander Charles War
rem Stoddard has a story and q poem: and
there are a number of good tales and
verses Lively and well Illustrated arc
many OF the contributions ana depart
ments are well maintained. The Chappie
Company, publishers. Boston.
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The Reader for May Is Indiana Num-
ber,' all the contents were written by In
diana men. and the list OF good Indiana
writer's is not ell exhausted either, The
opening essay is by Senator Beyerldge.
National Integrity" II right manful pre-
scntation OF the soundness of the popular
heart James Whitcomb Riley is repre-
sented and George Ade and Meredith
Nichclson. John I, McCutcheon and
George Barr McCutcheon; and Alice
Woods. Elizabeth Miller, Frederick
Smith AlonZo Rice. and others well
skilled There are homilies. seedlings.
criticisms, studies. and all sorts OF things
in the number. and IL Is altogether II
credit to Indiana, we'll to is editors
and writer's, and to its publishers, the
Bobbs- Merrill Company. Indianapolis.