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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
HARTMAN LINES TO
HAVE MORE HOTELS
Needed on Account of Increased 4
Travel Over the
Road.
Special to Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, Feb. S.-Superintendent f. E
Lewis OF the dining car and commissary
department Of the Hartman Ines enter
Ing into Ogden. was in Salt Like today,
The special purpose of his visit was TO
consult with the general officers and the
heads of departments I'm regard to the
construction Of certain new buildings to
be utilized as eating houses on the South
ern Pacific between Ogden and Sparks
The purpose is 10 construct new buildings
for this purpose, one at Carlin and one at
Sparks. with the possibility OF some new
ones being erected east OF Ogden.
The necessity for these new eating
houses. which would seem to be super
tlGous in view OF the fact that diners are
run on all passenger trains. is said to be
due 10 the increasing traffic OF the road
and the demand that decent eating places
not associated with liquor disDensaries, be
provided for the train and enginemen. An
additional reason is that the roads are
haEdling many thousands of soldiers over
the lines and that suitable eating and sup
ply places must be provided for these
The work on the structures at both
places VIII begin simultaneously and both
Will be pushed TO completion as rapidly
as possible.
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Brief Mention.
to Tho Tribune.

Sneciol to Tho Tribune.
provo Feb. 1S.-The directors OF the
carver OF the First Presbyterian church
at ogden Is back from brief trip 10
Evanston.
snncrintcndent e c. Mason of the
southern Pacific went 10 Salt Lake today
Tor - conference with General Superin-
tendeut Buckingham
Mr. Leon Engstrom. the Denver general
,cmresentatiyc OF the Pennsylynnia sys-
tom was in ogden today hustling West
oru business for his line
NJ q Corey Of Salt Lake arrived in Og
den todny and tomorrow afternoon Will
I.nvs for the new camp of Manhattan In
Nevada. where he has mining interests.
6. V. Trent Of the Trent Machinery com
nnny of salt Lake WAS In ogden for a
Tcy, hours today Mr. Trent Is Interested
in the building of the new smelter near
ogden.
F. A. StarkweatheT, general agent OF
tho C. 6 y w, was in Ogden today ana
was in conference with number OF shecp
and cattle men who arc now moving num-
bors OF fat animals TO the Eastern mar
ltets,
The fact was diclosed today that Fred
A. Larson. Southern PACING engineer,
waa married in December 10 MISE Garr!9
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MEN SEW{D BUTTONS;
WOMEN DROVE NAILS
Novel Contests at Meeting of
Park City A. 0. U. w.
Lodge.
SnecInl TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
PARK CITY, Feb. lS.-The members OF
Ontario Lodge. No. /. A. o. u. w, were
treated TO pleasant surprise by the ID. Of
II. after their regular meeting last even
ing AS the business or the meeting was
over the ladies marched in. loaoed down
with good things to eat. and banquet
was spread. Prizes were offered the gem
tlcmcn for sewing on buttons and to the
ladies for driving nails. The gentlemen
prizes were won by William Robinson
and James Watson. and the ladies' prizes
by Mrs. ]. c. Perry and Mrs. james
Burns.
Tomorrow evening at the Congrcga-
tional church Rev ID. -. Grablll Will
preach the first OF a series of sermons 10
young men. Tho subject Will be The
Young Man In Business" The members
OF the Score club which IS an organiza-
ton of young men, Will attend in body
Michael Sullivan, an old resident OF
Park City, died at his home this morn
Ing Of miners consumption. lie had oecn
sufIering from the disease for some time.
and for the last month had been con-
aned to his bed Sullivan was 10 years OF
lie worked for yenrs at the Silver King
mine and after he had become broken
down in health secured position as ganl-
tor for the city. He was member or the
A O. T. w and carried 5000 insurance
I'm that order The funeral VIII be held
Monday from the Catholic church.
Tho high-spced engine which drives the
dynsmos at the Daly-WcSt mill New TO
nicces last night and the mill is closed
down in consequence. This Is the third
time the same accident has happened to
the engine and II Will now have TO be
replaced by new one, Inc fark CITY
7 ieht Heat and Power company are ar
ranging to furnish the power needed 10
run the mill while the engine ~ DeimB re-
pulred and In a day or TWO tne mn WIZ
again be grinding out the usual amount
-
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1t is because most women suffer from
some arrangement of their delicate
organism, the discomfort of which is
less trying when they are in motion
than when standing.
In some states laws compel EMPLOYERS
to provide resting places for their fe-
male employees.
But no amount of law can regulate
the hard tasks of these women They
must get the strength which this work
demands OF run the risk of serious
diseases and the surgeons knife.
Read the experience of Miss Margret
Merkley, 27s Sd Street, Milwaukee,
Wis:
Dear Mrs Pinkbam:-
Gradual loss Of strength, nervousness,
bearing down pains and extreme irritation
compelled ME to seek medical advice The
doctor said | had diseased organs and ulcer
alton, and advised an operation if wanted
to get we'll | objected to this and decided
to give Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Com
pound trial. soon found that all the good
things said about this great medicine were
true. The liberation soon healed, backache,
headache and nervousness disappeared, and
In short time / was strong, vigorous and
perfectly we'll / wish every working girl
who suffers would try Lydia E. Pinkhnms
Vegetable Compound
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a vegetable tonic which invig-
crates and strengthens the entire fe-
male organism, and will produce the
same beneficial results in the cases Of
other sick women as with Miss Merkley.
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MISSIONARY VISITS
WASATCH ACADEMY
Presbyterian Divine Finds Con-
ditiOns Favorable in School
in Sanpete County.
speciol 70 The Trihuno.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MT PLEASANT. Feb. lS.-Rev. r. NJ.
Craig of New York City visited here this
week In his official capacity as assistant
superintendent If schools OF the Board of
Home Missions The work OF the Wa
Satch Academy school he found to be I'm
very prosperous condition and doing
splendid work. He also visited Falrview,
and VIII make visits to other town In
southern Utah where schools are estab-
lished
John X. Madsen and II c. Arnoldus.
the latter OF Moroni. returned yesterday
from tho city of Mexico, whittier they
went several weeks ago on Il business
and pleasure trip Others from this city
who accompanied them VIII be back in a
D. NJ. Hunter Of BelIevillc. Ida. is a
guest OF his brother, w. c. Hunter for
n few days.
The rabbit drive yesterday was the oc-
caslon for a big turnout of hunters for
the festive bunny. Hundreds of rabbits
were killed and left on the grounds. as
the hunt was for sport and no contest be-
Ing engaged In
Jerome Bourgard of Bingham candidate
last fall for County Commissioner on the
American ticket FOR Salt Lake county.
visited with his daughter. Mrs. C. n
Ray, this week.
DR. and Mrs McGougan. assisted by
Miss Florence Nelson. entertained the
members OF the Rebekah lodge at their
homo on Wednesday evening. A pleasant
social time was had. Refreshments were
served
On Thursday evening Miss Elizabeth
Craig of the district school faculty en-
tertoined the teachers and few intimate
friends at her home
The Twentieth Century club will give
a dancing party on Washingtons birth
day at the Union pavilion,
Mayor Greer OF Spanish Fork was here
on business during the week.
Henry Spencer OF Indanola was a bus-
mess visitor today.
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Church bonds
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered Of
Record.

Albor, Prcccc TO Charlotte Hines, war
ranty deed TO lots 10 and 20. block :
South Main Street rdGiuon ...a-....-.-S Gu
Peter X. Jensen TO Leslie l.. Goddard,
warranty deed to 0oXl5 % rods OF
section 80. township l north RANGE
Mrs. f Ramsey TO Mary e. Trout. war
ranty deed TO unc-thlrd interest IN
block n and the west half Of block %
Eiio SIS 5, Sears to Wendell p woodruff
warranty deed TO part OF section II.
township / south. range woSt...r.... j
Elizabeth l.. webb TO Johanna c. John
son. warranty deed to lots and s. %
block .. ogden subdivision ......r.,.,,. Cd
Leo @. Block Samuel Gasscr. war
ranty deed TO lots to 8, block l.
Brighton, plat c -. -'.'' -, ~
Mary w. McMnls to Western Poelnc
Railway company warranty decd to
lots 8 and G. block l. Jones' subdIvi-
Romney Investment company to tho Pa
clnc Lumber company. warranty deed
to l0S24 rods southeast from "a RODS
cost OF the northwest corner of lot b,
Gertrude YcGrsley 10 c. u. Yenrsley
warranty deed TO S2hNS7 feet OF lot l.
ppiSy piSy d. d. BcveridEc to Jesse c Little.
warranty deed to Sunset lode. West
Jono c. FreoEc TO l. Il Erickson ct Ill,
warranty deed TO part OF section I.
township south. range / east ...-.-.. 25
Thomas D. Wallace ct al TO j. u Wal
lace, warranty decd TO interest in
estate OF @. Il. Walker, real and per
Ida Cochrnnc TO Josiah y. Wallace,
warranty deed to- interest In estate OF
G Il Walker, real and personal ...... .
IouIs CasIaing to II. c. Hoffman. war
Tanty deed In lots and 6. block :.
Marion Park ..r.-..,s,.,., ,-,,,.s.,.-....,
Samuel Dcxuy to II. % wiley, Jr., war
rnnty deed to lot5 H. IA. II TO -. etc,
block Duntord's subdivision -......s
a " Yeurslsy to Gertrude B. Icareley,
warranty deed TO Glss2 rods southwest
from rods west of the northeast cor
ner OF lot g. block et, plat B .......-.,
& n Boutwell, to X. r. AcConoughy.
warranty decd 20 half interest IN lot
20 block g. 5-acre n -.s....... ]. .ISC
n ID Niles TO Western Pacific Railway
company. quit claim deed TO part oe
section IL. township l south. range
west ..-.- 80 -''' :. '-'r ''.'.
II g Biea adalc To Walter Bryant quit
claim deed TO lots y and z. Martins
subdivision ......... .-.r,,,.. .'''ss'.r-.
lydia ID Wallace to j. ID Wallace. quit
claim dc31 to Part OF section ., town
,bIp south runBy west...-..... ...,... a
George \ Wallace to % Wallace.
Quit claim deed to part OF section .,
township south, range | @cht........ o
Estate OF EuRena @. Turk TO A t.
Turk uui, claim deed to lots = and
IS, block I. Marion Park ..s.,,,,.-...s
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Incorporates to Handle Fruit.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 1S,-Articles OF incorpora-
ton OF the McGrif Fruit company were
fled today In the County Clerks office,
the incorporators being Edwin @ McGrin,
PRECEDENT; Scott w Campbell. vice-presi-
dent: James Story, secretary and treas
urer. all of North ogden, Weber county,
The capitalization is for $1,000, divided
Into shares OF 500 each, and the purpose
~ the INCORPORATION is to engage in the
general fruit and commission business ana
the buyng, packing and selling OF agri-
cmlt1lral nrolucls
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ground that both were members OF .he
Mormon church. This fact was not
brought out for record .,,ua nm
Ill Mondny AT 10 o. o'clock, and inc WORK oi
impaneling jury for tho tTiai OIL WIZ Sue
similar charge against Councilman WI"
liam Craig was begun. ,,-,,o,.
I'm the afternoon heated hrsuIlon'
arose between Mr. Kluball Tor the ac-
cuser and Judge Maginnis FOR the delclls', .l5'',,
by the court who said. Yesterday Two
OF the younger attorneys GOT lh'o ,ne ,ne
same kind OF argument, Ihelr act,ot, t',,n
WAS more eXcusablc than you'S-l"g5
members OF the bar, older In years ana
In practice" Is
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OGDEN PIONEER DIES.
Mrs. Mary McGaw Succumbs to At
tack of Pneumonia.
tack Of ]

CuCK OF FneunOIla,
Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. lS-Funersl services over
the remains of the late Mrs, Mary Nc
Cav VIII be held on Sunday from the resi-
dcnce OF her daughter, Mrs. j. NJ Thomas,
25i9 Madison avenue, and the lntermcnt
will be In the city cemetery. Deceased,
who died last night from an attack Of
pneumonia, WIS 90 years Of age and WAS
the widow OF the late James McGaw, and
was the mother OF Mrs. E. T, Hulaniski.
Mrs. Thomas. w, a. McGaw and Charles
r. McGaw, now in Texas.
Mrs McGaw was born in New York and
at an early age Joined the Mormon church
and came TO Utah. settling in Fillmore
with her husband. For nearly fifty years
she has been q resident OF Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
SHOT DEAD BY 4
Masked RoBBEIR +
Wealthy Portland Man Muir
dered in His Own Place
of Business.
BULLET PASSED CLEAR
THROUGH HIS HEAD
julius j. Kuhn Throws Mug at
Assassin Before Falling
to Floor LifeleSS.

PORTLAND. Feb. 1S.-Thc carnival OF
crime which has been rampant In this
city during the present winter culml-
mated tonight I'm the cold -blooded murder
by masked highwayman, of Julius j.
Kuhn. u saloonkeeper. who runs an eS-
tubllshment at the corner of Williams
avenue and WeIdlcr street. in the north
crn part of East Portland.
Kuhn, according TO an eye witness, was
sitting I'm chair at the rear of the bar
room when the thug catered the place.
Kuhn jumped from his chair and ran
behind the bar.
Shot Through the Head.
The murderer approached until within
three feet Of his victim. and without ut
tering word deliberately shot him In
the mouth the bullet coming out of the
back Of the head
Before he fell Kuhn seized n beer mug
and threw IT at his aSSalant. but missed
him The murderer ran from the saloon.
The police are without clew as TO the
pcrpctratOr OF the crime.
Kuhn Was Wealthy Man.
The purpose of the murderer was un-
doubtedIy robbery, nS Kuhn is a wealthy
man and IS well known, and IS known to
have carried large sum OF money In his
estn nblishment at all tiDIeS.
The assaiiant Is believed to have been
n novice and to have shot the saloonkecper
through nervousness.
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Aglaia Club Meets.
Special to The Tribune.

S.,ecinl 10 The IfIbuhe.
OGDEN. Feb. 1S-Thc members Of the
Aglaia clue spent very pleasant after
noou on Tuesday, February l3. with Mrs.
Coulter Mrs. Nyo was a guest OF the
club An Informal talk on Famous
I5rench Women" was given by Mrs. Bich-
sci. which elected very lively discus
sion Refreshments and n social hour
closed thu afternoon. The club adjourned
TO meet in two weeks with Mrs. Carr
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New Factory for Springville.

SPRGNGVILLE. Feb &c. W Mount or
the Mount Pickle company OF Salt Lake spent
the day here discussing with tho farmers the
project OF putting in branch OF his central
cstabllshm ment The project met with the ia
yor OF the sGrculturists when Mr.. Mount
made an offer 20 establish plant II tho
fnrmers WOULD ngrec TO grow 100 acres OF
cumbers Pledges fo- sixty acres were signed
without delay and there ia small doubt that
the remaining necessary contracts VIII be
cm1cl Within TWO or Lhrco dnNs.
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Mail Weighing Begins.
.clnl to The Tribune

S.cclnl 10 THO Iribuhc
OGDEN. Feb. 1S.-The Weighing OF the
railway mall for the Fourth Contract dis
trlct will begin In Ogden on Feb
ruarv % the scales for the work being
now ready. The malls of all trains Will
be weighed as they pass through Ogden.
The Fourth Contract covers all the States
vest Of the Mississippi river except Iowa,
Missouri and Minnesota, and the work Will
cover n considerable period and will en-
ploV many men, all OF whom Will be under
the Jurisdiction OF the railway mail SER
vice by it's chief clerks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
MRS. WATTS INJURED.
Sustains a Severe Scalp Wound by q
Fall
spccinl to The Trlbune.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb 1s-Mrs George A. Watts
met with an accident at her residence.
2325 Adams avenue, Mt go tonight. She
was leaving her home TO come downtown
TO meet her husband, and when descend
ing the steps OF the house, she fell and
struck her head on one Of the steps She
sustained severe scalp wound over the
right temple and for period was rem
dered unconscious. DR.. Gordman was
called and rendered medical aid, taking
five stitches in the scalp wound. She ~
resting easily tonight
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SLAIN WHILE HE SLEPT
Four-Year-Old Child Is Killed by a
Baby Boy.

KANAB. Utah. Feb. ia sad accident
occurred at Lees Ferry. Ariz.. at noon
on the 18th Emil Emmett. who had been zen
o,' t brntiue nut down a gun III ihe
out u,hpn Il wes accidentally DIS
nSesT nnSssTged by the threeyear-old, son oh oil
ImSn Emmett, Instantly killing httle G,em 81
Crosby. years old who was aan "SlfeP Of ToWIor r
Srosby. Jr., OF Kanab, Utah.
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Psychic Science League.

meeting or the Psychic Science League
VIII be held In the rooms on the second
floor of the Constitution building on
Thursday evening. February 22 at
o'clock A topic OF general interest win
he discussed All persons interested I'm
tbIs line will find 1t To their advantage to
he pTpagnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
Funeral Of Riley Harrop.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 1S.-The funeral of Riley
mcotIne-housc at o'clock Sunday after
noon and viii BE- attended by the members
of the Veteran Firemen's association and
the Five Points fire department. TO both
of which organizations the deceased be-
longed.
TRe remains may be viewed at the late
home OF the deceased, iS Washington
avenue, between the hours of 10 and l
o'cloCk Sunday.
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Kuhn Mas Wealthy Man.
Rond Secures 1900 Acres.

VICTORIA. u. c.. Feb. lS-The Grand
Trunk Pacific railway has ACQUIRED li,C0o
ucrcs In addition TO the loSo already Sc
cnrod for a terminus at Kslcn Island The
additional land was secured from the In
dInns at $50 an acre, The land pur-
chased is on tho kalen and DiSby Islands
and on the mainland near Mctlakauah
The Indians refused TO sell the best wa
ter front Scctlong.
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BOYS CLUB MEETS
Sixty Lads Entertain Friends in
Church Parlors.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Boys
club III the First Presbyterian church was held
Saturday oyoning In the parlora OF the churciL
About sixty bcys wore present and enter
tanned their mnny little Girl friends, ROrre5h-
ments wore scrvcd after the following pro-
gramnie had hecn rendered Vocal solo, GGra.
a. G. Androwg violin solo Morris Nndrcw1.
pIano solo Curl Doschcr.
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DR.. Hinton Passing Away.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. lS.-Rcports from the hos
pitaI tonight in regard to the condition
OF Dr. w. II. Hinton are 10 the effect
that he Is weaker than he was twenty
four hours ago. The gravest fears in re-
gard 10 the outcome are entertained.
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Black Hawk Veterans Meet.

the Black Hawk war veterans was held
yesterday. Warriors from Pnyson. Sa-
lem. Spanish Fork, Spring Lake. Goshen
and all surrounding places participated In
the feast An enjoyable time was had
and n splendid banquet was served The
meeting ended with big ball, which
lnsIed mntll 5 O'clock this morning.
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nuence Not in Rooor5

, i NGln9,IOn Nr piO was conducted
tsail Of ftSSeehards. inc who deived
sb7d W. sdse. and the Wit
4 Esssllonssy Tor an answer, d.
D Il tns % 81, It was the oppsr.
t!saissaII mad "a called on Skcen IN
|I OF the case on tbn
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I vas TO Increase Salary

t, sat The COuncllmen acting as
HGeuon and review had.
%!lns each member for the
4 si'lee on such boards,
's sA and paid each OF the
13e sum. wac brought out.
a y Ns aecuser being 10 show
ss simply TO increase tho
= Why the members voted
= vs. nselves. in the fact of
y; tae ordinances. and
~ ms Councils own resolI-
S.sar s.e1 ar. Chambers, but the
.1Hse =, vas that the mem
81 he amounts were duo
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= Accusation Distos+efr1

re = hade TO answer questions
-, sisn 1s had with Mr.. Skecn
q 81, seoruery 8. when no
~ 49, sso,a 70 dismiss the action
- I,so !, having said TO Skecn
IA ~ was wrong to take the
i NH o5ner members had
|lp.r,..l1 l1sa!lng cold feet. and no
~ ~ Ais warrant" He was
|s,sy .ne actual conversation
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BOOM IS NOW ON
LOCAL BUSINESS
Spring-Like Weather Causes
Business Men to Bestir
Themselves.
REAL ESTATE DEALINGS
ESPECIALLY LIVELY
CIearings of Local Banks Show
Big Increase Over Same
Week Last Year.

With the passing away OF the fog md murky
atmosphere that hung over Salt Lake City for
several weeks ani tho advent last Wednesday
of springli<e weather has had the effect OF
placing everybody in moro pleasing frame OF
mind, and local business conditions assumed a
greatly Improved tone An business men have
bestlrrcd themselves during tho last few days
and tho outlook for prosperous spring season
IN Salt Lake City has never in former years
been as roscate as at present.
Real Estate Active.
Tho impetus in business during tho closing
days OF last week especially noticeable in
the line OF real estate MANY men NJ that limo
or business cndeayor attribute the improve
clnre that continuance of tho excellent wealth
er that has prevailed for the last few days
estate operations that has ever been witnessed
In Shit Lake CITY.
Demand for Main Street Property.
Tho real estate transactions OF last wceN
mike II clear TINT the improvement OF the
southern section OF salt Lake city will be moro
rapid thnn local residents havo nntic
pnted Tho demand for South Main street prop
erty from Fourth TO Ninth South streets, nt
present is truly remarkable. Many salca Of
suclE property were contaminated during the
Inst week. but real estate operators have pur-
pcscly delayed In recording them, and have
announced only n small proportion Of them.
Tho real estate argue that II property
holders owning ground In the vicinity learn
too much as TO tho interests that are changsn sns
hunds they Will place an eIorbltant ngurc upon
their holdings. and thereby bring abrupt
termination to the campaign OF buying.
Culmer Building Sold.
One OF the biggest real estate transactions
OF the week that involving the Culmor
building, on tho south sido OF East First South
street. between Main and Commercial streets.
It's ownership passed from II l.. \. Gunner 70
J.. a. Marks. and the amount OF money in
Nclvcd was In the nelghborhood or So. 900.
Trackngc property came 20 the front the Inter
part of the week with good sale. and II is
likely that many other similar transactions
VIII be made In tho next few days Tho deal
involved 2ON21 rods ut the northeast corner OF
Firth South and Fifth West streets md the
property passed from Austin Il. TicTnnn
Robert Nnrsh. There Is great demand for
trnckogo property and negotiations are being
made for tho transfer OF considerable Erounl.
Shows Big Increase.
4 substantial evidence OF the prosperity OF
Salt Like City Is reflected by tho fact thnt "A
comparison OF the tables Of bank cenrings for
the past week and those for the week
last ycnr show an Increase in deposits OF more
than two miiong OF dollars. The tables OF
anrIp foil
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1esponsible for Suit

3sss I, ,s stated his object in
-s7sd ~ IVA, was because he was
~ T,,iS slser the filing OF the
rs S 10 Skccn that he
p fsr Zen tS mad selected him
y, = so9 attack. skeen Ia
Il d ~ has driven to IL by tbc
ss,1 os Standard. Cbanhers
Ii IN tSo So.ners IN the church
cHs1 IN IN same Sunday-school
aasp 10. % able to adjust the
s.a b.r.,ny did you say YOU
n n ,S%use you were frIen1a
IA r. moi go because wc vero
church. but as a