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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered OF
Record
Eliza Spencer 10 Arnold G GInuoua &C.,


Eliza Spencer to Arnold C Glauous n,or
ranty deed. Alsxllsis feet in lot q
MAY ih1od Rra, - 5 l. 20
craig. 1e5H" feet in lot . block n
NJ ChristoPhoIson to American smelt-
Ing and Refining company. southeast
quarter section IL. township / south
range went ........ -. e,,
FIencis cundlck to sarah A. cundlck lev
son,h sontt rods In section 2, township
Aboic a Sermon to Christian Jensen
part southwest quarter OF southwest
ronr quur.or OK section Ia township south.
Aaron Keyser TO ]. A. Fritsch. loss7;
iSt Iof' nST5n%es. SonT sS @ from southeast corner
Il. Hawkins to c. A Hawkins zl,xsi ~
MS,u,, rTGs IN nloi, lot l. block II. plat -.
ioiaAZoa feet in lot 2 block a. p,at
Andcrs Anderson to Andrew Andsr.o,,' S'2'o
part southwest quarter section p row.
ship south. range l cast ,'""-
".@rgs w I1mpson TO Western Pacinc 80
bIanE Hotiw1H = GTmp9ny' 1,a1 SxS rods in lot !.
Iano Harmon 10 Western Pacific Rou Leu
r,, way company, 21sx9 rods and lus feet
block 20. plat 80. 'o' u
anna ma, W Boan to Johanna johnson, Johnson 800
Thomas r. Thomas TO western Poo,a. ia. l6oo
hIann hmIailwaS s company 2'2NS rods in lot =
James II. f. PIs Vincent 10 TO same 2l, 200
southwest from northeast corner Iot
N NJ Atwood @ ct al to Ahh,o 800
mon quIt-claim deed. part sou,h,,
T1"roSr ~ ,oSrD.h, Gt s9uthwSs; quarter section
W WINS 10 Erik Holm Carr rn,,,
Bingham ..,... 80. o"'' FORK,
j l. Hawlino TO Robert A Brixbton,' 100
cot,onwoSd Cote 9deS' SILVER lode No. g. Big
Io-ssS 49,, 'r'.-. ses.., ..,.......
Joseph Winldes to eOtate II FIcld,ns'
par, Hess soeuon 90 township south. ranss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
WILL SELL SCHOOL LANDS
Auction Will Be Held by State Lane
Board SATURDAY..

Sale at public auction OF a section Of school
land, Just across the Tooele county line and
one mile west of the American smclter at Gar
field. Will be made by the Stntc Land board
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The matter
is in charge OF w II ThaIn n member OF the
board. and the salo Will be made at the ooun-
~ courthouse In Tooelc city Tho building of
the smeltcrs at Garfield has. during the last
few months, largely increased the price OF real
estate In that section
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Canadian Association Social

The Canadian association of Salt Lake
City held a social last evening in
Harmonic hall. which wns attended hy
about nifty members and their friends
Before the social feature of the evening
q short business session was held nj
which resolutions OF sympathy were
drafted for President H c. Tyrell who
recently lost his wife. A number of pro
posed improvements of the association
were discussed after which q number or
refreshments were served
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Is Preparing Plan

The Salt Lake Commercial ~.
especially tho Seeing Aner,ss@ =.
has engaged to prosent 10 III, -
complete working plnn. Tia b~s5 =
OF tho movement. however. d =,
iuonopolizc this preliminary si.nsI,r
anticipated meeting. AcenrIsss.
Yitation has been extended 10 go
five leading publicity e1per.s of ih. |
10 meet In Snlt Lake on the md IA
before the conference proper. Ia nj
discuss and perfect working rlasI
be adopted. With or without u:oSisl; ;
the conference
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
DISMISSED FROM NAVY
Midshipmen Convicted Of Hazing Are
Publicly Fired.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Jan. T-At noon
today. when the full brigade of mIdshJn
men were paraded for the regular dinner
formation, Midshipmen Peterson. Barto.
MarzoDi and w. w, Foster OF tho Iirst
class. and Trenmor Coffin. Jr, OF the
third class. were publicly dismissed from
the United States navy for hazing pIebes
or fourth claes men. The order OF tho
Secretary of the Navy was a short one
and In each case was addressed personal.
ly to the midshipmen directly concerned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
Interesting Article on the Subject in
University Chronicle.

In Tho mid 3in,sr number OF tho Un,ycrsItv
Chronicle. Issued Wednesday is on interostine q
nrticlo ON tho Rhodes scholarship by 2 ~
jacobson. n w!1lcr Of OF the scholarships
and now n stpcsnt at Oxford. a new depart
mept. TO be coveted 10 the lntercats OF tho
Alumni association, IS begun In this Issue or
the Chronicle
AT the chnpel e&eTches Wednesday morning
the Speakers devoted their remarks 10 tho
new debating society with a Wow to secur-
Ing the popular support OF the students prof
T. Porter and Manager Isaac Alexander OF
tho debating team were among the speakers Of
"wednesday. Tho musical part OF the pro-
gramme was furnished by Ar. Alexander OF
OcdIn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
POPULAR NURSE WEDS
Miss Florence Johnson and H. A. Leb-
hardt Married Tuesday.

Rev. ID. a Brown of the First Baptist
church tho officiating clergyman ut the
marriage OF Miss Florence johnson and H. A.
Lebhardt. tho marriage taking place on Tues
day. The bride wns OF tho popular nurscs
Mt the kcogh- Wright hospital. the third to DO
married In tho past three months. and the
groom Is connected with the machine shops OF
OF the local railroads Mr and Mrs Lob
hardt left after a wedding supper on q short
trip and VIII be at home TO their friends in
this city after February /. ut 100 North Main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
ARREST ALLEGED DESERTER
Robert D. Jackson Taken in bv Citv
Detectives

Robert D. Jackson. alleged to be a dcser,o-
from the United States army wos arrested
Wednesday afternoon by Detectives shannon
ana Ralelsh jackson h0D been working
around Salt Lake livery stables nnd aIthougS
q description was in the possession OF tSo
Irlcc, no ono lad recognized him until n
short tlmc before his arrest. At times a dozon
or more descriptions In tho hands of the
local police at ono time VIC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
ASSAULT AND MUBl
Farmer Charged With III
Stepdaughter.

MOUNT HOLLY. n. j.. lsn
Jones. farmer living about IL, ~
here. was arrested tonight aso
county jnil on the charge OF
and murdered his step-dausne.1,, ~, -
about three weoi;s nso. The gu
OF osc and. 1t Is alleged inst VIII W..
ened to mako public his as,s as. ~
Jones checked her TO death tn.H ,-r
stone TO her body and threw
creek. -
Jones's wife MAS also -
charged with completely In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
MEDALS FOR VETERANS
Applications Being Passed on by State
Officials.

Gov. Cutler and Secretary OF Stnte Tinecy
are passing upon the applications received
from those who believe they entitled 10
medals from the State for service in tho Indian
wars from H50 TO 1875. More than 100 ap-
plcntlons haGe been received and IL IL he
lcycd that st least 1000 medals Will be dis
tributed. ThlE recognition OF the ightors is
made pursuant 10 an act passed by the last
Legislature Tho medals OF bronze np-
propriotcly inscribed and hung from ribbons OF
white and blue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
NEW POWER COMPANY
Formed to Operate at Malad, Idaho,
by Salt Lakers

Articles Of Incorporation OF the Idaho Light
and Power company. with headquarters In this
city We're nlcd wednesday with tho County
Clerk. The incorporators arc c. F. Little e.
H Ho1gson. Cuibertson. Mont and G G.
McLauRhlin of Aalad Tho company which
is capitalized for so. 0Io in 81 shares will de-
yelop light and power proposition nj Malad,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
FIREMEN MAKE FAST RUN
Cover Nine Blocks in Eight Minutes
After Receiving Alarm.

The fire department made an exception.
ally fast run Wednesday afternoon TO
957 North Second West street. the time
between the sending In OF the alarm and
the arrival or the first wagon being ex-
actly eight minutes. The residence OF w
c. Morgan had caught fire from q de-
fcctive hue and before the fire was under
dred dollars. Mr.. Morgan expressed his
belief that the run was made In the most
possible haste and thanked the depart
ment for their services. even though his
loss was considerable The building was
insured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
UNABLE TO AGREE
Jury Is Discharged in the Malmstrum
Damage Case.

After being out oil night and faIiing n
reach verdict, the jury in the MaImEtrum
damage case reported 10 Judge Ritcho We'd
noSday morning that they had hope OF
reaching an agreement and were discharged
four. Hlmo Malms;rum. the plaintin sued
for $1,000 from the Rio Grando company MI
legged to he due for the death OF her husband
Peter, who was killed by being thrown under
tho wheels Of a freight Pallao two
years ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Certain CT Success

II Ia partly because Of fauh 4, .,.
TINT tho authors OF tho s.s - uln
movement are confident ~ s.css.1 ,..-.rf
tboy arc practically certs.n m ~
10 coast the Idea hns alrealv ,.L
bids fair 10 germinate rzrI5h =.
mains for the conference Ia ts ~,
Lako on January 70 md s 1, sl,,.s
means TO plan, promote ard rs-.. sa
patriotic propaganda raa'f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
FELL ON ICY wal
Miss Jennings Of the 0quirl
Breaks Her AIM.

Miss Ednn Jennings. a teacher
school. suffered q fracture OF w,
falling oa the sidewalk on Fo9p9
on Monday afternoon. Miss le5E.
her way homo from school ana ~
the Icy paYemcnts, She was taho
nee OF a physician near by wnsis
wns reduced. Tho injury VIII nes
Jcnnings's absence from sc5ool
weeks. her place TO be Iilled oy ho
Lotta Jennings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Jury's Record Session

wbteh bhtGhLENA INA Mont. Jan. 1.-The ,r,,.
Camille R RsmSy Sss" tFied SiSadSSsrpF 4sT the Of
@ @MaSson oliver. since 1t received d,sruer ,sa OF
@ anout p. m. Saturday, mndc Inc i, case
ID s5s 10Srt this affef fs
The foreman told the cnurt 81 iouf days.
men retired after receiving some sn9 twelve
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
PLAN FINE RESTAURANT
Rich Refreshment Company Files
Articles Of INCORPORATION.

Planning 10 ooen Ia the basement under
Walker Brothers bank OF the finest rc6-
tauranus In tho West. tho Rich Refrcshmcnt
company on Wc1ncsday acd articles OF in
corporation with the County Clerk. The men
behind the company George n Iawrencc
president; A. L. Rich vice pre- sident, Charles
w. Lawrence, sccretary and treasurer; these
with ID. \. Callahan and ID. b. Hemps,eaI
constituting tho board OF directors The com
pany is cnpltnlzed for 1000 in s. shares
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Chicago Increases Police Force.

CHICAGO, Jan B.-In effort TO stop tho
wave OF crime which has become cpldOmlc In
Chicago. 100 patrolmen TO he added To the
police department, This resolution was made
today by the CITY Councils committee which
appointed Monday TO Investigate the fall
uro OF the police department 10 give tho proper
protection TO life and property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Will Discuss contraDn

ALGEzIRAS. Jan. 1S.-on v, y.
of the Marquis Viscounu vi
Revolt. Embassador White -
dor RadowitZ, II has been
the conference shall go into n
the whole today at 3 p, IN.
Will be an informal dlseu'
question OF contraband.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
AdiudRed Insane

Robert Hnrman. aged 55. residing Mt Four
tecnth South and Fourth West streets was on
Wednesday odjudEcd insnno by Judge Arm
strong AMI ordered committed to tho State
Montal hospital HaTman committed 10
INC same institution November II and on tho
18th Of tho Enme month digcharrcd under n
bond given by his relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Motion Under Advisement,

In the case OF f. C. Cassidy against F. I.
C0osldy. an action to recover q portion % the
purchase prlcr Of tract OF land situated near
the GARFIELD smcltcrs, the plaintiff rested late
In the afternoon and a motion for non-sult
the motion under adyiscment until the opening
OF court thlg morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
MRS. URE IS SUMMONED
Passes Away at Home Of Her Mother
In This City.

Mrs label Boil urc, wife OF w IRE Jr
OF Ogden, died at the home OF her mother In
this city Wednesday afternoon, after pro-
uoctcd Illness. Ncurits tho direct cause
OF death, the disease hnVing succeeded q long
and serious attack OF pneumonia. Funeral
services Will be held at the Third ward meet
inE-houso In this city Saturday at |
o'clock. Tho burial VIII tnke place In Ogden.
and services viii be held from the First ward
meeting house there on Sunday IL o'clcck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
PREPARING FOR CONCERT
Annual Musical Event for st. AIMS
Orphanage

Preparations for the big annual concert for
the Keerns ST AIMS Orphanage arc now un-
der way. Tho main portion OF the excellent
musical programme planned will be furnished
by tho chldrcns choir OF ST. Mary's cathe-
oral. asdts:ed by leading local artists Mnrch
IL is tho day act for this event which since
Its inception hos always been looked forward
20 with keen interest and anticipation OF en-
1oymcnt "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
DARING ATTEMPT
At JAIL BREAKING
Prisoner at the City Jail Re-
moves Bricks From Thick
Walls.
WOULD HAVE ESCAPED
IN ANOTHER MINUTE
Small Piece of Iron His Only
Tool to Do the Work
With.

William Harrison, held at the city Jail
charge OF burglary committed In California,
and who VIII. be taken to that State upon the
arrival OF the proper officer. made daring
attempt at escape Tuesday evening and with
In another minute would have been at libcr-
~. When discovered by JaiIcr Johnstone.
Harrison had mnde hole through the brick
wall OF the jail. and the removal OF two
thrcc moro bricks would have lcft an opening
large enough for him TO crawl through.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
THINKS WELL Of
SALT LAKES FUTURE
Los Angeles Business Man Is
Glad He Became Interested
Locally.

The exact manner In which capitalists Of
California and, in fact, Of tho entire country.
regard the future OF real estate and business
interests OF Salt Lake Is shown by the OK
prcssions of Fred \. Rosenfeld. secretary and
manager Of the Pioneer Investment and Trust
company OF Los Angeles. who Is registered at
Tho Kndtstord hotel Mr Roscnfcld was a
mcmbOr OF the party OF real estate men OF Los
Angeles who made a trip TO Salt Lake last
summer which trip resulted In his company
becoming interested In Salt Lake real estate
TO the extent OF 500 900. His mission here ut
this time is TO look over his interests, which
Mn lncllrcs. hnNn n hrlrhi ImLliLn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Avoid the Reportel

WASHINGTON Jan. III
tlN'es Payne. Grosvenor ana III
In conference with the I1es
White House tonight. liz
White House by side Co. 4,
newspaper reporters who W. W. d
see them. The subject OF th'
was not disclosed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Wanted in Chicago.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-Edward
Dalgneau, alias DaiSnault, whom the
local police say served a term in the Cal
ifornia penitcntlary. was arrested today
He Is said to he wanted in Chicago on n
charge OF murderous assault. alleged to
have been committed last year The Chi
eago authorities were notified.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Celebrities Will Assis'

Among tho number OF csIebyatsa
have signincd their intention Of !
this movement IL Frank PresbreY n
city. who unquestIonably starss n
OF the profession. II Is seno,af7
that Mr. Prcsbrcy he's no gfpe5
npherc of artistic interest In this
ca First" movement, declaring th1.
TO him from both the patrlotlc ~
stnndpoint, He hos given much
the problem OF creating q unlye5z
along the desired lines, through ID.
education.
Fisher Harris. secretary OF
mercial club and OF the special p
has given out something OF b
Idea entertained by his COMM.
this line. Said Mr.. Harris:
Not Advertising Sche,|
ThI1 viii not In any sense b q
for planning and executing cor1
merclnl advertising. Nor Will asJ
tlon be given to tourist e1curdc
section OF the country. Persoael 4
and sectional advantages must &
the common good
Thoro win be no opportunity n
this movement. The truth OF ~
Is Immediately sclf-eyIdent visa
tlders the character OF the msn sid
pose tho conference and the VII.
country they represent.
Is a National Questa.
II Ia true that the economic, the Z
side OF this proposition cannot h
Nor do VIC aim to overlook II Il
From 4 dollars and cents st311
sclf-magnified into problem ~
land reclamation and canal bull
tionnl Importance. IL is oven est
sIderation with the questions z
sugar and tariff revision In gcnsl
Has a Broad Scope
But this conference viii not Htl
financial advantage for any SO
country. 1t VIII approach tho y
the liberal viewpoint its importl,7
1t will Geek 10 enlist pulpit 20
fessors In a campaign OF edcoauA
one day become universal
East Is Favorable
The COMMITTEES has reason 10 4
at the patriotic response frcn
strange to say, far Eastern nsaf
among tho FIRST to commend tas
Now fovorablc press comment
No matter hoY !na1s
cessful this Salt Lake confcres:e
vast amount OF good has alre2st
and all the powers Of a Russia
ship could not stop this movs3es
Mr. Harris states that eiv
hrinrs additional assurance of /
often from unexpected Sourcss
is exceedingly saas-
cess.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Completes Urgent Deflciencv.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-Thc sub-com-
mittee OF the House Committee on An
proprlauons met today and completed the
urgent deficiency bill. 1T carries appro-
priations agrcgating $135 coo 900 and in
cludes the additional appropriation for
carrying on canal work until June 80
w.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
w. II. Newcomb Passes Away at st.
Marks HosDital

W II Newcomb. for number OF years
resident OF Salt Lake. but more recently OF
Oregon, died at St Mark hospital in this
city Wednesday afternoon from pn acute at
tack OF pneumonia. Late in tho fall Mr. Now
comb came TO Salt Lake from oregon and
clnce that time has been engaged In the con-
etructon OF tho now amclicE q GnInnld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Worked With a Will.

Littlo by little the mortar and bricks were
chiselcd away until small opening had been
mndc through tho thick wall. When Harrison
glanced through the small hole and behcld
the electric lights and caught n breath OF fresh
oIr, IL but added strength TO his arms and
the task again taken up with u Will
FINALLY Just he about TO push out
lew more bricks and let himself down by
means OF an electric wire rope. something
prompted the Jnlcr 10 take walk through
came TO naught. When discovered he was
within thirty seconds OF liberty and s he
marched back To his cell Harrison roundly
cursed his luck In not getting away
No One Heard Him.
Mono Of the TRUSTEES or other prisoners heard
Harrison at work. or at least they claim they
did not. Everything done so quickly nnd
so quietly that his escape would have been
complishcd within another hnlf-mlnute at
ihe most. Harrison is bad man Twice he
has escaped from California institutions and
several months ago the Nevada Jais
proved easy for him to depart from. His IA
Ncritc form Of robbery conslgt5 In entering n
room and crawling under a bed. thcTe TO await
the coming OF those who occupy It, After d
son crnwls out and tnkes everything in sight.
sometimes even carrying away the clothes
Worked In Salt Lake,
No had Harrison struck Salt i-nko
than he began doing burglary stunts OF this
money In the manner described. md from
others he took similar articles. His arrest was
accomplished by the local detectives. and Har-
riSon was being held pending tho arrival OF the
California authorities. who have first claim
him. In appearance no II not over Is years
oil age. although tho California officers insist
that he is p. From this Harrison Will be
confined in solitary cell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Insurance Company GO

For tho purpose of making J, o.,
Lake It's resident ogont and at'S-'
fornia Insurance company OF
nled a copy OF i;s articles
and bylaws with tho Secretary "a
ncsday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
SAVE CITY MONEY
AMERICAN POLICY
PayrOlls for First Two Weeks of
New Administration Show
Big Saving.
NO MORE USE FOR
DEPARTMENT ORNAMENTS
Streets and Irrigation and City
Engineers Departments
Bear Testimony.

City employees. for tho two weeks end
Ing January Is, wcro paid yesterday by
Treasurer Frank Swenson. And the les
son Is an Instructive one, although the
American purty hos barely had time TO
begin Its reform ir the line of cutting
down useless expense and removing from
the poyrolls JJab persons as are not
really needed IN u;gnlclpal work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Visits Local Friends,

Mr. Roscnscld utilized q large portion OF
"Wednesday by visiting local friends In real
estate circles. who glad to meet him
again and who werc pleased with his express
sions upon SOit Lake. To them he stated that
there IS locally no sigma OF "a hoom. but that
he observes on every side indications OF
steady, conservative upward movement and
advance In realty values. Hc learned from his
local friend that inquiries foT all classes OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Progress In Securing Members.

At the meeting on tho night Of January 10
a large number OF membership blanks were
ciatributed among the women attending Tho
executive committee is anxious TO secure these
blanks CT the earliest possible date and ns
soon as they arc nllcd IL Ia requested that
'hcy bo Gent 10 Mrs. Martha Wntson l3l Sec
ond East street II is understood that great
progress has been made in securing members
OF the auxiliary To tho Merchants and Man
ufacturcrs association. and the executive COM
mittec desires 10 enroll the names the mem
bership books as rapidly az they can be SC
cd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
MAS0NS' GRAND LODGE
At Second Days Session Officers for
Year Are Chosen,

Al the second and last DAYS session OF
the thirty-nfth communication of the
grand lodge of Utah OF Free and Ac-
ccpted Masons, the officers for the ensuing
years were elected, and a number of
other matters pertaining to the order
disposed Of The morning session was
spent In receiving reports from the va
rious officers. which were referred to com
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
LOST ON BEET CROPS
Farmers of Idaho Had Bad Beet Sea
son Last Year

According 10 Charles Hnrt OF the Hart
Brown company of Dlackfoot, Ida.. who is
registered at the Kenyon hotel. tho farmers OF
the Gem State did not have n prosperous beet
season last year. owing to blghts which af-
fecied tho crops. Ho states that II is doubtful
II any Of the planters came out even on their
beets. However ne predicts that they Will
plant larger areas next season, with the hope
of recovering any loss that may have been
sustained Inst season