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49, 81 ONO. clry ~ roLEpa. I

Lucas COUNTY, ~
Frank ii beney makes oath that he is SEN
ior partnsr III the Arm Of r, II Cheney II Col,
doing business In the city II Toledo t0untg
and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sam Of ONE III HUNDRED DOLLARS for earh
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
hy the use of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK y. CHENEY
Sworn To before me and subscribed iii mp
presence this 9th day of Decnmher, "A fsSe
,ur "A. w. GLEASON
k9hA1} NOTARY PUBIr1
Hail's Catarrh Cure Ii taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
~ the system. Send for testimonials free.
F.TsCHESEY q 90, Toledo, o.
Sold Nv Druggists, s5e
Take Rails Family pills for Constipation.
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II IL expected that the Rt Rev.
Bishop Michaud will announce the APP
pointment to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death Of the Rev r. D. Gaffney
at Rutland, before January Il Other
changes IN the diocese win also be an
nouneed soon.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--s0 acre place only about one
miefr0m Marshfieid village. Buildings very
good and Will, we think, please you. There Is
quite quantity of soft wood On this farm.
WIN keep from 10 to rs cows and team. Price
for immediate sale only Si,350.00. Enquire at
once OF the d. A. Perry Real estate Agency,
Rooms and Q, Gordon Block 222tf
FOR SALE--A stone shed All Waterbury, with
gax9lene engine, polishing machine and pneu-
matte tools. For further particulars write 10
Box ss4 Waterbury. Vt, is5ti*tf
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The articles of association Of the
Consumers Ice Co, bearing date Of
December "a, 1890, have just been filed
for record III the city clerks office at
Burlington. The original incorporators
were II. r. Conger, a, o. Ferguson,
Elias Lyman, G. 4. Ferguson, II w.
Wright, and G. p. Wright.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-15

The house of Franks Noyes, Of Pitts
ford was almost entirely destroyed by
fire Wednesday which started il the
attic while the family was at breakfast.
The loss Is s1,5O0 with an insurance
lot $500. John Carpenter, boarder, lost:
$160 left In his bedroom
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ABOUT THE STATE
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges

The report that George n Howard,
former railroad commissioner, ii i'll at
his home In Craftsburyss Is Incorrect.
Mr.. Howard was in st. Johnsbury We'd
nesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-15

.rha oonavtnershib heretofore existing be-
.,,, ans frank p. Kinney and George u. Milne.
vndep me arm OF r. f. Kinney & Co., Is this
iav dlakoived by mutual consent.
ihe business viii continue under tue name Of
#. r. Kinney q Co, VINO are authorizes ~ sel-
sie ''le FRANK IT, KINNEY,
Nae , ts0s. GEORGE b. MILNE.
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HOTEL TO RENT The Northern on North
Main street. Has 40 sleeping rooms. with tho
largest dining room In tie city on FIRST floor
Steam heat electric lights and call bells in
cd. ron further attenuation apply to J. 81
Sanguineta Barre. stiff
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10 RENT--TwO tenements, to small fafnf8
lies, enc at 81 North Main street aud one at "
Central street Call at s29 North Main ST. 23itf
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IO RENT y Dewn-staiFs tenement. cosref
Park street and Eastern avenue. Apply I'll 3s
Park street. a23tfNl
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Mrs r. AL Abbott Of pittsford., who
il over 10 years old, had d terrible cx.
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TO Rem Room iii GArTieF building }+a}S@
tains large closet, set bowl with hot ana ES5H
water, Suitable for lodging room OF aE8A@s
Apply to Il. S. CnrrieE 2S8sf
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cUNARD EgNI :
Postcn- Queenstown IfvefpooI

Fart Twin Screw Mail and Passenger Steam.
ers. I4.2eo tons go feet long. Remarkable for
steadinesA Rooms upper decks amidships;
perfect ventilation.
sAxONIA. Jan. - Feb. IN, March 49, Apr i6.
IyERNIA. Dec. Is, Feb 6, Mar. 81 Apr Il
Plans, sAiitnsgs, etc the CunArd s. j Co. Ltd.
i26 State ST., BOSTON. Mass, Chas p Sumner
Agent. or t0i i cal agent. 8. s. BAilardss
Steamship Agency. Miles Block. Barre or New
1Angdon Block. Montpelier.
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TO RENT


TO ItfsNT--She room ia 81 II More sheds
enough for one gang IF racu. Inquire Of W.
lane 1a9tf
J FOR sAfE-Big horse, young saund aud
kind, weighing l515 pounds Cali at u west
street -stL
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10 RENT-Sfofe especially desirable Tor
grocery and meat husinesss Store il "a X 40,
with room at rear about 25x n. Large refrig-
orator. Would divide store and rent a part If
party did nnt care tor all OF IT, Rent very low
Enquire OF the y. a. Perry Heal Estate Agency,
Rooms 8 and Gordon Block, Barre. VT. i73tf
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I0 RE&T--A tenement oT sfx rooms on
Branch street Bath hot and cold water. IN
qnire Uf II p. Beckley, Park street. 210tf
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TO BENT--Large ball week days. Sunday
services and two evenings each week. l.. N.
Averu.. Huff
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H1s FNIgNT 10 RENT--tlf fonr rooms with
hasH and land for garden. viii rent to 4 GOOD
party fpr 81 IN Winter ana So Ia Summer. In
uuire al y. A. Perry Real Estate Office 2SIff
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For SALE.

Eight double tenement houses klS tenements.
Three cottage houses.
One four -teneinenk house.
Eigfity-five building lots.
All OF the above real estate II desirable prop
erty and wen situated ia the heart Of the City
81 Barre. For further information inquire o.
John Tr0w on H. At Phelps. 37ti
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TO RENT Furnished 'front.' room at corner OF
Church and Ageriil streets Electric lights aud
bath. Pleasant location. w. j. Mclean, D
AyerilI street. s7tf
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10 RENT -Tenement of six rooms and bath.
on Branch street Inquire AZ Rooms > and Q,
Blanchard block 2iltf
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TO RENT Front office rooms III the East
man block, Main street. i55tf
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M Ef.NT~-At1 Church street, d first-class
tenement. with all modern improvements. ID
rent u right parties Apply to Or y. G Stirk
neE 2s0tf
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no RENT--Small tenement. 81 month
Inquire uf Ara. krellinger, Brook street 207tf
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TO RENTING tsnements. 81 and So
month Apply 70 A. L. Bruce, 90 Brooklyn
street. 117n
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FOR RENT Cottage mouse, corner Hiil and
Perry streets. Rent. 5000. Two down stairs
one up stairs tenement Perry street Rent
$780, One down stairs tenement. Foster streeE
Rent. $500. One Groom tenement Branch
street Rent sia.oQ One down stairs tene-
ment, Branch street. Rent, $500. Call at H
As Phelps 2 Academy street. or N. d. Phelps
60. hardware store. 1871
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To REN Tho ID BROOK street, 3 rooms end
ana Srd floor; hrst-olass; electric lights, set
tlbs, hot water connections, bath, separate
cellar ami front entrance Key in Mr.. Fatter-
sons, rear of same house. u. T. smith, At
West street. 20i tt
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FOR SALE Cottage house, barn and two
heEnerfes, Location very desirable. being on
Merchant street extension Nearly l-2 acre ar
Ut land. House contains good sized rooms,
All Of which have heen papefed aud painted,
ceilings whttened and puc In the best or cont
ditlpu, The outside HAS also been painted and
roof shIngfcd. cellar bottom cemented. etc.
This property viii require nd more repairing
for a long time, Place II located about lS
minutes Walk from the depot Spring water.
We wilisel this properly Cor only Si.s25.0O,
and on very easy terms For full particulars
inquire ~ the d, A Perry Real Estate Agency
Rooms ana q Gordon Block Barre, VIZ 2l5tf
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BOARDING HOUSE FOR sALE-As ex-
pect TO 90 away, desire 10 sell my boarding
house fixtures and business. | now have 30
regular boarders. Mrs. George Northr;ip. ii
Granite street 237tf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
Ouden Briefs.

NJ. NIokiO. a Jap. was fined & by Judge
J D. Murphy yesterday for striking a
boy named Grant Evans
Judge Thomas Maloney Of Ogden has
been made inspector general Of the Grand
States.
William Allison. Who has been super
intendent Of the city schools for the past
ton for another two years yesterday.
John Gotham was arraigned before MI
niciBal Judge Murphy yesterday afternoon
on the charge of embeZZlement and was
held under 500 bail for a further hear
ing
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Z. r, Thomas and Miss Gertrude E
White. both of Ogden. and to Otto Grass
Of Omaha Neb-. and Miss Grayce y
Noyes Of Hastings, Neb
Miss Pearl Williams, daughter Of COun-
Gilman Ed Williams. who fractured her
larm at the elbow about A month ago.
was yesterday forced to have the injured
member again broken and reset.
The directors of the Inrermountain
Fair association held a meeting yesterday
and completed the preliminary arrange
ments for the race meet to be held here
Thursday and Friday next The sssocia-
ton has decided TO hang up s1,0eo IN
purses.
A party from Ogden representing the
city and the United Commercial Trav-
eleTs, whose convention CQnvenes here on
Thursday, went TO Brigham Friday even
ing in automobiles and did a little boost
ing for the affair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
REDISTRICTIHG THE CITY
Ellis and Bluth Complete Work and
viii File Report To-
morrow

county Recorder d W Ellis and John
'. BIuth, who were appointed to redistrict
the city. VIII submit their report to the
board Of county commissioners tomorrow.
me arrangement Of the districts Mas been
made on the basis OF the registration. in
stead Of on the actual number Of votes
cast The boundaries and voting strength
OF the districts are as follows:
/. All that portion lying south OF Thir-
Jeenlh street and west Of Washington
avenue registered vote. AL
2 Ali that portion between Twenty
eighth and Thirteenth streets west Of
WASHINGTON avenue. Registered vote. 80.
s All between TWenty-fifth and Tweu-
Jy-elgnth streets and Washington and
Lincoln avenues. Registered vote SO.
4 All between TWenty-fifth and TWEEN
ty-etghth streets and west of Lincoln ave
nue. Registered vote. 49,
o. All west of Is ashinEtOn avenue to
TWenty-seCOnd street and west Of Wall
10 IWenty-fifth. Registered vote. SIS.
s. All between TWenty-second and
Iwenty-third streets and Washington and
Vail and between TWenty-third and
IWenty-fifth and Washington and Grant.
:. All between Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-flfth and Grant and Wall Registered
s an Of Third ward lying south Of
Twelfth street and Canyon road 10 the
ogden. river. Registered vote. 81.
2. All that portion Of the Third ward
istered vote. $50.
10. All north. OF Fourth street to the
city limits Registered vote. 3Si.
u. All that part of the Fourth ward
= between Twenty second street and the Og-
den river and Washington and Quincy
avenues. Registered vote. $50
Il. Between Twenty-fifth and Washing
ton and jefferson. Registered vote, SO.
13. Between TwentE-secoud and Twen-
ty-ftfth- and jefferson and Quincy Reg
istered vote. $40
a. All east Of Quincy avenue and north
81 Twenty-fifth street to the ogden river.
Registered vote. 36f
Is. All between IWenty-flfth and IWen-
~ eighth streets and Washington and
jefferson avenues Registered vote 94A
10 All between Tweuty-fifth and Fwen-
ty-eiEhth east Of jefferson avenue. Reg
istered vote, 81
The districts by wards are.
First-DistTicts Nos I, -, 9 and s. with
q combined vote of 1881
Second-Districts. Nos. .. and Z. with
total vote of Loss
Third Districts Nos s. 3 and 10, with
combined vote OF ILl4.
FouTth-DistriCtS Nos IT, T. Is and II.
with combined vote OF 2-o65-
Fifth-DisJriCts Nos. 10. Is and Il, with
a combined vote of 1,1-4-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
REUNION OF PRIESTHOOD.
II viii Be Held on June II in the
Fifth Ward Meeting House.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
priesthood of the Weber stake was held
here yesterday forenoon. The feature Of
the meeting was the announcement made
by the presidency to the effect that they
were arranging to hold the third bien-
NAL reunion of the priesthood OF the stake
i'm Ogden June T. The reunion Will be
held at the Fifth ward meeting house
and institute commencing at II a. M and
il IS expected that there will be several
hundred invited guests in attendance.
Invitations have been extended to bishops
and their cOunseIOrs, members of the
high council patriarchs; the presidency
Of the high priests quorum, and presi-
dents and superintendent Of the various
auxiliary organizations of the stake. In
vitatiOns will also be sent to the first
presidency. the apostles and other digni-
tarlcS of the church.
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WANTS $4,000 FOR AN EYE
J. c. o'NeH Sues Rio Grands Western
for DAMAGES.

J c. O'Neil has filed an action against
the Rio Grande Western railroad company
10 recover $1,000 for the loss OF an eye
while he was in the employ Of the com
uany as a machiniSt in their Salt Lake
shops The accident occurred in October
Of last year, when an apprentice work
ing with the plaintiff i'm some way struck
him on the side Of the head with a large
hammer. The glasses that O'NeiI wore
were broken and the glass forced into one
of his eyes destroying the sight. The
plaintiff alleges that the hoy employed
as an apprentice was whO3iy Incompetent
and that il was on this account that the
accident occurred MaEinuIs & Corn are
attorneys for O'\eiI and the case has
been filed in the Second district court
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CHANGES MADE
ARE VERY FEW
Continued from page I.

joint rates shall apply when one of tine
connecting carriers is a water line. The
time i'm which complaints for the re-
cOVeTy Of damages may be filed with
. the commission is reduced from two
years TO one.
The senate receded from the McCum-
Der amendment changing the word
regularly TO lawfully in relation 90
service upon the carrier on notice Of
disobedience Of orders from the com
mission.
The portions Of all the Allison amend
ment covered by section of the bill
were all retained. These provide that
suits may be brought in any of the
circuit courts against the commission;
apply the expediting act to hearings on
applications for preliminary injunc-
tons; that no injunction or interlocu-
tory order or decree saspending or re-
Stra ming the enforcement OF orders
shall be granted except on hearing after
not less than five days notice TO the
commission, and that appeals may be
taken direct to the supreme court Of
the United States.
The senate amendment striking out the
provision that whenever an order of the
commission shall have been complied
with for three years, it shall be no longer
enforced, was agreed TO.
Liability Amendment.
The initial liability amendment relating
( to bills OF lading was retained, but 50
! amended as to place all carriers on an
equality with reference to their liability
The initial carrier is made liable to the
shipper, but such initial carrier is entitled
/ to recover from the carrier on whose line
the loss, damage or injury shall have
4 been sustained.
/ The original provisions Of the house
bill charging the commission to seven
members with terms Of seven years and
$1,000 annual compensation. was restored
/ and a provision added providing for a
/ secretary at 5000 and assistant sec
I rotary at 81 900. This provision was offered
I in the seate but voted down, and there
I fore is new legislation.
Another piece of new legislation is
/ found i'm the last section, where provision
/ is made that the bill shall take effect
and be in force sixty days from and after
( its passage. instead OF Immediately upon
( its passage aud approval
Hepburn Explains.
/ Representative Hepburn of Iowa. who
introduced the railroad bill, said after
| he had presented the conference report
4 think the bill as q whole is excel
/ lent. and I have no doubt that it will
/ bring relief with regard 10 all of the
matters recommended in the message of
the president"
/ Mr.. Hepburn explained that the house
would not consider the report until after
the senate had acted; that he expected
the senate 10 take up the matter Mon
fday, and that tire house would follow
/ Tuesday or Wednesday
! Generally speaking he said. "the
I house cOnferecS recommended that the
! house -recede from its disagreements to
I the senate amendments. This is not uni
versally the case. and in a number of
/ instances where the house conferees have
( recommended concurrence it has been
l.1ith an amendment a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
RIcHFIELD SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs Z. J. Gibson Of Monroe visited with
Mrs. J. &. Sly this week
Miss LOTa Bean went to Salt Lake Sat
uTday to visit relatives this summer
Miss Charlotte Dimmick went TO Gun
nisou Tuesday to visit relatives
J. A Whyte and Martin Johnson went
to Salina Tuesday TO spend a few days.
AIRS. A. FiunemOre Of Kimberly is IN
Richfield this week visiting with her
mother
Miss Sarah Thurston went to Manti
Monday TO spend a short time with rela-
Mrs. Louis :. woodring went 10 Mt
Pleasant Sunday to visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Peter Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Nelson returned to
Kimberly Wednesday after a visit here
with relatives
Mrs. LATE Morrison. accompanied BY
her sister, Miss Eva Snow, came down
from Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. A F Elliott went TO Bingham
Saturday. where she will make her home
in the future
James Hall Of springvilIe arrived here
Sunday and is visiting L. q. hirkmanu
Mrs. Cap. Nelson returned TO Bling
ham Monday after visit here Of a few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Carl Olson
John and Stewart SeeIv Of Mt. Pleas
ant came down from that place Sunday
on 4 visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Jorgenson returned
from their two weeks visit TO Mt. Pleas
ant Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H w Burr came over
from Burrville Sunday and departed
Tuesday for Provo TO VISIT some of their
children
Mrs. w. II. Fitzpatrick came down. from
Salt Lake last week and is visiting with
her brother w IT. Iagham-
Miss Belle Oldham returned to Mt
Pleasant Monday after A months visit
here with Miss Emma Elliott
Mrs +. T Mansfield, accompanied by
her sister. Miss Caroline Johnson. left
for Eureka Thursday TO remain.
Mrs. Loris Clark and daughter Mrs
Frank Friele, returned TO SpringvilIe Sun
day after 4 visit here with the family Of
J. r. Clark.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
MAY RESTORE SANITY.
Surgical Operation on David Jenkins
the Only Hope.

David jenkins. Who was brought from
the state mental no. oital about a week
ago for the purpose Of having him I'M
dergo an operation in the hope Of restOr-
ing his reason was put under the sur
ceon-s knife yesterday afternoon. II IS
not known whether the operation viii be
success or not.
The operation was performed by prs.
Forbes Rich and OsgoOd at the Ogden
General hospital \ depressed fracture Of
: he skull was discovered This is said
To be due 10 Jenkins having been kicked
in the head by a horse when a boy. A
bone from the skull was found To be
Pressing against the brain. and hard
fibre scar was also located on the brain
cover \ piece of the skull bone was re
moved and the skull tTCpauned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
The Dead
Coming Home From ovting.

The car was chartered by a party from
Thornton who were returning home after
a days outing at Crescent park. a resort
on the Providence river. Moores Ger
ner, the scene Of the accident, is five
miles from Providence. and is situated
midway between Crescent park and the
town of East Providence
On the Crescent park side of the cor
ner there is a heavy grade at the foot
of which is d sharp curve. The car came
down the grade at rapid rate of speed
and, striking the curve, slipped from the
rails and was overturned The car left
the rails with such great force that the
body left the trucks and Jumped more
than twenty feet from the track. The aC-
cideut happened in a sparseIy settled sec
tion, and it was some time before news
reached this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
County School Closing.

The school year OF the county schools
closed with the commencement ex-
b-cises which were held in the Ogden
II rna-lE YESTERDAY morning for
the pupils graduating from the eighth
Grade There Wa r. large attendance,
and the building was pTettiiy decorated
for the Occs sion The original programme
was carried out and certificates were de-
1fvered TO more than eighty graduates.
The feature of the exercises was the ad-
dress Of Professor y. T Porter of the
q University Of Utah The Ogden High
School orchestra furnished the music.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
Work of Rescue.

AmbUIances and physicians were i'm
mediateiy. dispatched to MOOre's Corner.
In the meantime residents of the neigh
borhOOd did everything in their power to
relieve the injured. some Of whom were
brought to the Rhode Island hospital
here. Others of the injured were cared
tor in nearby houses.
Many of the victims at the accident
were of English birth and We're employed
in the British Hosiery company's mill
and other textile factories at Thornton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
Earthquake Shock Felt.

A slight earthquake shock is reported
To have been felt in Ogden yesterday.
Charles Ray, foreman Of the Southern
Pacific company, residing al 25S Twenty
second street. was one of those who felt
the disturbance distinctly. The shock was
of short duration and occurred shortly
after 5 o'clock just before thunderstorm
visited this section
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
EUREKA HIGH SCHOOL.
Graduating Class Numbers Sixteen
Presents Splendid Programme.

Eureka, June The commencement
exercises Of the graduating class of the
Eureka High school we're conducted last
evening at Odd Fellows hall. The seat
ing capacity of the building was taxed
10 its full capacity with the parents and
relatives of the scholars a,Id those in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
A BOYS ANSWER.
May Lippincotts AIagazine.)

NMay LIppIncoLJs MasazIne-)
MY son. said the strict mother at the
end OF a moral lecture q want you to be
exceedingly careful about your conduct
Never, under any circumstances. do any
ming which you would be ashamed 70
have the whole world see yOU doing
The small boy turned a handspring with
a WhOOp of delight
What in the world is the matter with
you2 Are you crazy?'' demanded the
mother
Nom" was the answer. I'm les so
glad that YOU don't spec me to take no
baths never any more"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
Second Ward Ministries.

The young women Of the Second ward
will give a minstrel performance in the
ward amusement hall Monday and Tues
day under the direction Of Mrs. J. /.
HerriCk. There will also be r matinee
performance at $50 o'clock Monday af-
ternoon. This organization has had con-
siderable success in its previous ven
lures