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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
PERSONAL MENTION

John James. who was severely injured by
being nccidently thrown from TWO weeks
ago. Ia able To bc around and made his ap-
poaranco IN his onico yesterday
\ c, Smiley. who has been resident man
aCcr OF the New Grand theRter the past year
left for Denver Wednesday evening for q
brief visit
John O Crltchlow secretary Of the Credit
mems association OF Utah. returned homo
Tuesday night from ten days business trip
for that organization and departed on a similar
mission to Morgan. Utah. Wednesday morning
Attorncy-Gencral Ercedcn attended to legal
business AT Ogden Wednesday
Gov. Cutler and Attorney-Genernl Breedon
went 20 ogden Wednesday 10 inspect the State
Industrial school
Hrs. r. Smith Of l3l West Fourth South hns
returned from Los Angeles. after a few weeks
S1journ. mucn improved in health.
w II. Sanders. consulting engineer or tho
United States reclamation service for Utah
Colorado. New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma
is In the city
a. " Scott has returned from a trip through
southern Nevada where he has been Visiting
n number OF his properties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
WILSON NOW APPEARS
TO HAVE sure Thing
Chairman of County Board
Wants SOn-in-Law for
Pauper Clerk.

IL Is believed that Chairman wilson oil
the Board of County Commissioners has
the inside track when 1t comes to nam
ing the successor to James Sabine, Jr.' rs
pnupcr clerk, when Mr. Sabine ls aa
yenced to the position OF superintendent
Of the County inflrmarys
Wilson Has a Cinch.
IT Is pointed out that Commissioner
Miller's brother r-In-law is County Physi-
clan and Commissioner Mackays son Is
In the County Surveyors once, whilo
Commissioner Wilson has no relatives oc>
cupying prominent places. 1t Is unoer-
stood that Mr.. Wilson wants MS soh-ih-
law Anthon Lundbcrg, appointed
Nichols Has No Show.
Q II Nichols, who is an applicant for
the positIon OF pauper clerk. Is said to
be backed by county and city Republican
organizations. but 1t is not believed mat
this will cut any figure with the COM
rnissioners as Mr.. Wilson proposes TO
put his son-in-law in despite protests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
He WLETT BROS. SELL
SODA WATER PLAN
John II. Denhalter, Prominent
Business Man of Provo,
the Purchaser.

a deal was consummated Wednesday
by which John II. Dcnhaltcr of Provo
UtaR. purchased the business and equip
ment OF the soda water department OF the
plant OF the Hewlett Brothers company
The amount OF money involved was not
made public, but 1t was stated by o. II
Hewlett that the consideration runs well
into the thousands
Business Growing Fast.
Mr. Hewlett stated TO a representative
OF The Tribune that his company decided
to dispose OF its soda water business
on account OF the great increase In
the other lines In which II denls- Tho
operations of the firm he states. have
enlarged to such an extent during the
past two years that 1t had been found
impossible to give proper attention TO the
soda water department He explained
further that to meet the demand being
made upon It, the company Is building a
thrce-story building near the structures
at present being used that Will double
the capacity OF the plant.
Long Identified With Trade.
water business. He has for many years
operated such a plant In Provo, and In
purchasing the Hewlett Brothers com
pany business. did 80 for the purpose OF
supplying his constantly growing trade
throughout Utah. In the future the Provo
plant viii be managed by Mr.. Denhaltor's
son. Charles Il. Denhalter.
Will Put Up a Building.
Mr. Denhalter. Sr. Will operate the
Salt Lake plant. He has procured
qured business, but will in the near
future erect, as its permanent home. n
two-story brick structure, which will be
50xlOO feet in dimensions He is now ne
gotlntinE, for the construction OF the
building, but has not yet decided upon
location.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
PLUMBER SUES MASTER
PLUMBERS ASSOCIATION
Crane Company, Corporation,
Also Included i'm Action
for Damages.

Albert T. Lawrence, n plumber. has
filed an action against the Crane com
pany n corporation, and all the members
OF the Master Plumbers association In
Salt Lake. alleging that they have dam
aged him in the sum OF $4,000 through
conspiring against him
What He Alleges.
Lawrence says shat ho Is a master
plumber himself but that nc docs not
belong to the association and that the
members OF the association, in order to
prevent him from doing business. have
entered into an agreement with the Crane
company. whereby Lawrence is unable to
buy any goods whatever from that COM
pany, or Is forced to buy at cxorbitant
prices. and that as result nc has been
Virtually driven out OF business.
In Restraint of Trade.
1t Is further alleged that the action OF
the defendants Is within the provisions oil
the State statutes regarding combinations
In restraint of trade, and for this reason
Lawrence asks that treble damages. Oh
$50 coo be allowed him
Cannot Purchase Supplies.
Another allegation is to the effect that
the defendants have prevented Lawrence
from purchasing supplies from various
agents of plumbing supply houses In the
city, as we'll aS from houses outside OF
the city. and that they have attempted
to learn the names OF his customers in
order to take them away from him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
SPRY TO RAISE GAME
No Mistake Regarding Intention to
Establish Duck Farm.


That game preserve In Tooele county
which The Tribune was poking fun at Il
few days ago" said Marshal Spry, after
his return from his Tooele county
homo, Will be heard from, and Will be q
surprise to sDortSmcn. The game. how
ever. will be wild ducks
Selt Water Spring.
Mr. Spry stated that the springs on
which a filing was recently made by him
self and associates supply large
quantity of warm salt water. not so salt
as the waters OF the Great Salt Lake and
not so warm as the water coming from
the Warm Springs In this locality. The
water though not OF the best. he
drank by stock and can be used for irri-
cation purposes for growing some par
ticular kinds OF grasses.
Plenty Of Water for Both.
Mr. Spry Is OF the opinion that the FL
ing referred to and the ons previously
made by William w. Ruby are intended
to appropriate water from the same
springs. but thinks there Is sufficient flow
to meet the demands made by both fill
ings
Will Raise Ducks.
Ducks he says. winter in that region.
and on account OF the scant feed
furnished by present conditions they often
perish in great numbers from starvation
With a basin furnished. such as he pro-
poses to establish there Will be moro
food for them on the grasses that Will be
grown by irrigation, and a greater wnter
and slough area Will be furnished for
feeding swimming and nesting purposes.
Source Of Profit.
He states that he is In earnest in the
matter. as the locations and cnvirons are
fnvoTa bic for successful duck farm of no
mean proportions that Will be n source of
pleasure and profit where now ls a vast
area of almost barren waste
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
CLEARING UP HISTORY
Prof. Roylance Talks Of Popular Mis-
conceptions American Revolution.

Popular misconceptions OF the Ameri-
can Revolution" was the subject OF an
interesting but learned talk given by
Prof w, G Roylance at the University
yesterday afternoon Although the fierce
snowstorm that ragged outside prevented
some from attending who would other
wise have been there. large number
were present.
Tho speaker paid n wholesome tribute
to tho raw militia man OF the Revolution.
and gayo him more credit than is gen
orally allotted Some popular misconcep-
tions about tho Hcssian soldiers and
American and English crueltles in the
war were nlso cleared I'D
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23

of obtaining money under false prctenses
Lyon declared that he believed IL to be
an attempt TO set rid OF an important Wit
ness for the State. Judge Powers for
Tyree. and Attorney Pierce, for the com
pany. made haste to disclalm any re-
sponslbilty for or knowledge OF the ar
rest Later Harding was admitted 10 bail
torncy declared that had the amount re-
quired been five or ten times as great
ball would have been furnished.
Lyon Makes Statement.
Attorney Lyon, later In the afternoon
made to The Tribune the following state.
ment: 'ruosday night Mr.. Harding. who
is proba bly, our most important witness
was approached by man whom I have
with the proposition that he, Harding
should not remain 10 testify, but get ont
Of town at once and go to work for the
company at a salary of 800 per month.
Declares Arrest Threatened.
"Whep Mr.. Harding refused to do this
saying tnat he had agreed to testify this
person said to him that II he did remain
to testify he would be arrested 7 look
OF that threat, IT Is not yet time to give
out the name OF this person. but he win
probably be brought into court as n vii.
ness"
Harding Not Worried.
Mr., Harding was not in the least wor-
ricd. from all appearances, over tho
charge against him. He earnestly de-
clarcd that he knew OF nothing in any or
his business affairs In Box Elder county
or elsewhere that would afford a founda-
tion for the charge made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
BALL AT THE ARM0RY
Pleasant and Pretty Dance INDUCED
in by Soldiers.

very pleasant md pretty dance held
at The y. G. u. armory hall wednesday night.
which present the members OF troop
A and invited guests To the number of 100
couples. The dance hall was attrnctivcly dec
orptcd with pictures OF all the Presidents
from Washington to Roosevelt hanging on the
walls and a profuSion OF ilags and pcnnnnts.
National and troop colors taStlly hung
above tho dance floor
~ ono end Of the hall were two gatlinS
guns belonging TO tho guard ond n cannon
captured I'm the Philippines by Utah soldiers.
In a sdo room. decorated with sabres car
bincs and flags punch served
The dance began carly and lasted until just
before tho IL 30 cars left. when tho pretty pic
turc OF beauty and chivnlry broken and
tho hapnY Young people wort 10 their homes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
SM00T NAMES SCOTT LYNN
Well-Known Salt Lake Boy Named
for Appointment to Annapolis

State Superintendent OF Schools Nelson re-
cciVed telegram from Senator Snoot Wednes-
day, announcing that he had selected Scott
Lynn or this city as the nppointee for tho
Naval academy at Annapolis The aftcrnates
In the order named are Arthur Parsons OF Salt
Wooey OF Snlt Lake
Scott Lynn is the OF W p Lynn and Is
one OF the most popular young men in tho city
Ho is In his fourth year the high school
where he has taken work preparatory TO q col
leEe course In engineering
Tnc Young man stood splendid examination
and the appointment Will doubtless give ths
utmost satisfaction we
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
GIVEN PLEASANT )
House of Rev. and MIS- =
Invaded by Fr'e

Rev. and Mrs. II a. Eh. E.
pleasantly surprised isss s,r 81
residence. $50 South F0l[s,| rns,|
Church. The pastor ard '' p
returning home AFTER hasls :
AFTERNOON with friends a. Y
found their home filieo filie-.S "a Il
magnificent dinner spe,1iSS iSe
of the church adjoining " ~;
After the repast nao
evening was spent 10 so
The main address I,,,s ol ~. >
delivered by Prof; Wpis ss.,
Hnda Beavis renderssa Gu cha1
solos, accompanied oy y i3'
Brockman. The event, On ~
one of the most enjoyaole -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
IN TIE SUPREME COURT
Criminal Case Is Argued and Sub
mitted on Briefs,

Tho case OF the state w. j. +. wlnslow Jr
appellant. was argued and submitted In the
Supreme court Wcdnoslay. Winslow was con-
yictcd at Ogden for attempted Incest and ap-
pcalcd TO the Supreme court. setting out many
errors alleged TO have been committed by the
trial court.
The following probate appeals were sub
mIttcd on briefs. In the matter OF the estate
OF Joseph Lowham, deceased. \. J. stone nd-
mlnlstrutor; IN the matter OF the estate Of
Benjamin Franklin Ecclcs deceased A. J.
stone, administrator. In the matter OF tho
estate OF William Murray. deceased. A. J.
Stono administrator.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
FAILED TO GET AWAY
Convicted Vags Are Rearrested Under
Bench Warrants.

Robert Bcon and Fred Rodgers who -
recently convicted OF vagroncy In the ~
court were arrested Wednesday night bv Iy Ty
nccrs Clun, Rhodes and Gulbrans,n TIL II
Viii be brought before thc court for sentenos
With view ~ getting rid OF an undosi-,h,.
element CitS Prosecutor DAILY has IN man. ~ =
IN" prisoners be given an opportunity to ,ca, Su.
town ane tho court has aurpcndcd sen,"ro.
Ia r"ch c9sc, however. bench warrant ~:
b7on Issued and Judge Dichl has dcclarnS ,hs IN
those Who iail to hike VIII DO yorry sor ."' =,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Sent to Reform

DAYTON Fernsterm,a.ssssIE.: AXE. b j
was adJudged lncofl'sdc es md ccnls
strong "Wednesday ss"ol s n
state Industrial scne sor bid,
showed thet the BOY Over;
erandmother Win . ,hat IL %
Stolen articles. and
To control him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
AFTER INDUSTRIAL FARM
Plans in Operation to Secure Useful
Adjunct to Juvenile Court

Inc Industrial Farm committee Of the Stnte
Fsoeraton or Women's clubs which has In
onosso the matter OF securing a farm TO be
uhed In connection with the Juvenile court
reports that II has a number OF offers
IL is the desire or the COMMITTEES to sccuro
from loo 10 900 acres Of land In q desirable 10
cntion and meeting will be held In the odoea
ot .ny Juvenile court saturday morning at 10
K'al estate men are invited to attend and
any ono desiring to submit bids con send Then,
10 judge Brown OF the Juvenile court or to
Mrs Charles Fl McMahon. 40 ] streot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
APPROVED BY MAYOR
Official Signature Appended to Two
Franchise Ordinances

Mayor Thompson he's affixed his onlclnl sig
nature TO the amended gas franchise ordinance
and also 10 the ordinance granting the Short
Limo permission 10 put In a spur track on
Fourth West. between Eighth and Ninth North
streets Tho resolution OF Councilman Black
increasing the salary II tho chiof Jantor OF
the clty's portion of the city and county build
ing TO $50 a month and Martins resolution en-
pOwcring the city Recorder TO employ. extra
help In his Office also were approved
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
SMITH GETS SlM'
Judge Brown HanoS N.
Sentence In JuVenn

Judge willis Brown s,,,s Z, 70 ID
county eoS ty" saII for contributing NSaIIs -
OF his children In n..'s M rs seste::
Judge Brown also snstrlal =
boys 10 the State lnaa,s ln,,ea bsz,t
1ve Others to the detsnus' detu.s has n
~ tho two boys sentence
during good behavior.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
REAL ESTATE MEN MEET
Only Matters of Routine Character
Are Discussed

The salt Lake Real Estotc association held
Its bl-monthly meeting Wednesday at the
Commercial club Only routine matters came
up FOR consideration. and nothing OF public in
tcrcSt occurred. President T.. + Colborn, who
returned to salt Lake Tuesday from
tended stay in New York city, presided over
the meeting He explained TO the membership
thnt there is good inquiry throughout tho
Eastern States as to Utah and tho Western
country, and declares that special interest Is
being manifested In the proposed consolidation
OF the GuGeenhcim and Newhousc mining In
I'm Ttnh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Fifteenth Ward Ball.

Inc mo EoTd ball given In thc Fifteenth word
nH scXa,;n,iy aonday evening was attended by about
tSNe''g-nVe couples. who thorouohIy cpgo,5s5
@ Sn9 hospitality OF the young people or tn.t
by Bsc.Iat.e ausie Tor the occasion was furnished
the scrin.s o,chesua The bull was ona of
wints1 SVEN aulh& tbe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
IS GOOD SHOW TOWN
Booking Agencies Anxious to Book
Attractions for Interstate Fair.

A number of letters havo been received by
the Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing
socIcty from various booking agencies and
other Eastern parties seeking to book spectac-
ulur attractions for the proposed interstate
foir OF 1877. The American ShorthoTn Breed
ers' association Of Chicago has also wrIttan
TO Secretary Ensign stating that Il Will dupli-
cate any premiums OF 500 TO $1,000 that the
Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
DIVORCED BY ,
Demise Of Defendant
for Divorce Causes "

The divorce case Of "a AnSsss sss 4 I
William LunDen. when .Invs
tho Third District coua. cur. Yors|
was dismissed BY 1a,,-. 1aass- sn'
on motion Of the p-9, IA =
reason that the defenosN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
TO DIVERT WATERS
Weber County Man Files Two Appli-
cations With State Engineer.

In the State Engineers Office Wednes-
day two applications 10 appropriate water
were made by Adam l. Peterson of
Huntsville Weber county. Mr.. Peterson
seeks to secure from two localities the
water from a series OF springs, one Sec
ond foot In one instance and one and a.
half second feet in the other and convey
them by channels each over 1000 feet long
tc pond. to be used for fish-rearing pur.
poses, After the water is discharged from
the nsh pond 1t will be diverted into ire
natural channel. the Ogden river
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
KNEW JUST WI
It WAS |
Why Petition for |
Graduation at U,i,1
Was Refused
PROPOSAL TO CHANG
PLAN OF THP7
Faculty Therefore NJ.
tenn Of Conjoipt1 4
mencement Be.|

Seniors at the unlv,,,.
wondering for the !,.,
their petition for separ,i.
not meet with more ,n,'.
Guilty The most cn,hu.,s'
admitted that 1t might b :
serted that in any even, =
DC close. Hence they w.,.
when informed that the D.f'
showed under by "O,s. ra !
comes tho explanation ~.
gnIns gGpye that the faculty kr's,
This Is E1plauaS.
During the early part'os,r
ing a report was hands, y
tee which, II 1t Is acs:ri "a
,he normal school Inrd
school, making It's stv1.
n miVi 'noSS oI The Yarioua
ments OF the uniyersiiv
Them TO be CIRCULATED ;ro,
form as other college ~
Quently the faculty desus
continue the present sNs,'
commencement than IN ~
system Of separate eSers
IN time needs be replaced 4
system
What Committee Hss.|
The members on ,hls c,-
Prof. Stewart. head az ,ss
mens; DR.. Merrill. head y
school, and Profs. Corav :,
Their report Recommends !,
ment OF q grammar Qrad. ,
training school In the nor
Students In the grarnrasr
mont, which represents n. /
year normal department
to do two years of profes..'
stead OF one as at presen, :
OF high school departme-, {
degree from tho college d.
with tho professional go,i
ment will be fashioned an,
the Teachers school at a.
Every One a collees
This committee also md,
mendation which win haveI
making every student rs1;S
university a college studssf'
that no second year prep,r1
bo received at the unIye.2I| 4
md also that the first n
work be eliminated from Ii.
This means that in two ys11
sity preparatory normal -
thing of the past and that ,
the normal school will hays
lege students registered IA
plan means that three w.
students entering the nofu1
must be high school gsizl
UP to High Stan1I
One of tine special ob}esb n
besides getting rid OF "a
dents, Is TO keep the norrz|
Its present high stsndsn l.
ent time II Ia the recognize +
of this intermountaln cog-r|
ject of Prof. Stewart q 1'
prove 1t. making II the oiy 4
school in the United STATE
on an equality with ChIer
lumbia AS proposed, The q
Will give opportunity fos o.
special teachers In an. d
training and various other 4
jects. Critic teachers Quahz|
In secondary training schoc1
ployed.
Secondary Training
This plan will necessitats 4
training school having
Der OF students for lahorate.{
Yearly the State appoIniz
legislative enactment af;y 4
these, with a limited nuab'
from sections OF tho Stab
are no high schools. will b
is the exact plan now cam
lumbia university. The st~
training departments are p
the normal school as The
chemical Laboratories U
mining school students
gives opportunity for the u
dents from the klndcrgartt'
college department. enatl!El
head Of the normal school q
al results Of their system o.
carried on In tine light OF ez<
the most advanced though
Ject.
Expanding the Ns1
II the faculty adopts The
port OF the committee
lieyed II will. then the HofA
preps and prep norInAls
earnest next year and VIII Q
by expansion OF the norm
n great technical school.
sIonai work OF the hlgnes1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
SUBSCRIBE TO FUND
Boise Sends Fifty Dollars to the "See
America" Leapue.

ohiet OF Publicity Metcalf OF the See Amer
lea league, received Wednesday frCrs y It
ia 1oehatda OF Boise Ida. q lettor containing a
.,SSnrieution OF $50 to the emergency fund Of
, e'o i'nsoe. similar contribution was nIso
rea received from the Denver Chamber OF Com
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Concert and stereopticon Tonight

A grand concert md stcrcopticon sntortsin-
meat VIII be given In the main lobby OF the
N c. A building tonight for the bonent Of
the members OF the association. Tho music
Will be furnished by the Fcnz brothers Ger
tnan oppratic pinECra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
DEPUTY AUDITOR RESIGNS
b. V. Meloy Quits City Employment
to Take Position With David Keith

Deputy Auditor II. V Meloy rendered his
resignation TO City Auditor Am Wednoe5aw
10 toke place as soon al the vacancy can he
conveniently nlled Mr. Mcloy has accepted
u posItlon With David Keith and VIII iooE
nttcr Mt RcithS financial lntercsts bsrc, ,,or'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Had Quiet Wedding.

Miss Mabel Hogan daughter OF Albert IIo
gan. deceased. and Dora N. Hogan. was MAJ
rie1 to Clarence Leroy FarEeS "wednesday
Tbs wedding way u ouiot ONO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
GOLD MEDALS ARE
GIVEN TO ORATORS
Scott Lynn and Miss Winifred
Dyer Win High School
Contest.
ACQUITTED THEMSELVES
MOST CREDITABLY
Sons and Daughters of the
Revolution Give Them
the Prizes.

a crowd numbering fully seven hundred
persons, composed largely Of high school
juniors and seniors. but also many pat
rons ard friends OF the school, gathered
In the large assembly hall of the high
school Wednesday afternoon to listen TO
an oratorlcal contest between eight mem,
bcrS of tho senior class
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Treble Clef Club Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the Treble CIcf club
will be held next Wednesday at 4 o'clock al
'hA studio OF Mrs- Martha Roylc King.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Entertaining Programme.

The programme consisted OF solos BY Miss
Lenore Morse. Fred c. Graham and J. Wal
lard SQulres Tho Imperial quartettc rem
dercd a couple OF selections. did the Net
Teton orchestra Mrs Montgomery gave II
selected reading
After the programme the hall was cleared
for dancing, while In other rooms wnTc ar
ranged card tables for those not dancing for
which Ncttleton's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic The hall was decorated in national colors
with palms and pottcd plants. The following
committees had charge OF the successful al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
In Restraint of Trade.
Cannot Purchase Supplies.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Two Hundred Persons Eonor Memory
of Washington.

over GOO persons were present at tho wash
ington's birthday party given at the Ladies'
Literary club Wednesday evening Tho enter
totnmcnt In the form OF programme.
cards dancing and refreshments and WAS thor
oughly enjoyed by those present who attended
In O