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

Mrs, d. II. Mudgett and daughter. Edith
Mudgett LEFT last evening for Illinois, where
they vii spend tho summer
Mrs. Julia Kmbal and Mrs. Blanche Kim
ball have postponed their Wednesday at home
until fall.
Mrs. w c. Thomas entertained at dinner
on Sunday evening In honor OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson and family of Los Angeles.
Miss Ivy Snyder will klve a lake party at
Saltalr TO the graduating class Of Gordon
academy. Friday evening. June 8
Mrs J.. II. Farnsworth win give q party
to tho graduating class OF Gordon academy
this afternoon at her home
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Notice of Teachers Examination.

The Salt Lake county teachers ex-
animation Will be held In the Sumner
school building. Third East. between
Sixth and Seventh South streets. Salt
Lake City, on the 7th. Sth and 9th OF
June. 1906. beginning at o'clock a. m.
each day,
All persons who expect to teach In
the public schools Of Salt Lake county
the ensuing year who are not holders
OF certificates valid for the year are
expected to take the examination.
JOHN w. SMITH.
Co. Supt. Dist. Schools
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CADETS SETTLED
FOR WEEK IN CAMP
High School Boys, 1SO Strong,
Are Fixed at La
COON.
WILL LEAD SOLDIERS
LIFE EIGHT DAYS
Ready to Face Anything From
Fatigue Duty to Tackling
Bean Plate.

High school cadets aro now settled out
at the Lagoon Baseball park, $50 strong
all ready for eight days Of strenuous mil
ltary life. They arc ready to face every
thing from fatigue duty md guard walk
Ing to tho tackling of tho bean plate and
hard-tack. They arrived at the resort
Monday ut 10 o'clock. and at once went 10
fixing things up In genuine army style.
All day yesterday was spent In getting
out tho necessary things in order for the
stay.
Routine Of Camp Life.
The routine which viii be carried out
from now on VIII start at 5:+5 o'clock In
tho morning, at which time revlele Will
be sounded, the cannon fired and the nag
raised Breakfast Will come at G.30, and
Will be followed by an hours fatigue duty
During the day there Will be the regular
drills, such as guard mounting. camp In
spcction, and I'm the evening ut 7f50 will
come big retreat parade; Tattoo VIII
1890, and the last call OF the night
Taps" will be sounded at 1910.
Camp Officially Named.
AT the retreat parade last night the
camp was officially named by Capt. w. G.
Webb as Camp Ford Fisher" This is In
honor OF one of Mr. Webbs best friends
who was killed. I'm the Philippines. Capt
Webb announced the name OF the camp
and followed IL with an address on the
llC Oh INC man Ill whose nOnOG Inc CdliD
was named. Mr.. Fisher and Capt. Webb
served side By side In several battles.
Sunburned Soldiers.
The boys all worked hard around the
camp yesterday and In the hot sun. The
consequences are that, with the exception
OF one or two of the higher officers, all
are as sunburncd as Indians. They look
like men who had camped on the desert
for q month.
First Mess Call.
The first mess call OF the camp was
blown at noon yesterday The boys were
standing around In punches and as the
bugle sounded the call for dinner time
some OF them, not understanding the call
at first, questioned what IT was. Someone
yelled dinner" and within q twinklng
the camp was the scene of some great
activity. The boys lined mp with their
crowded through the mess tent and re-
ceiVed their first camp meal The bill OF
fare consisted OF half a dozen slices OF
bread, a large cup of black coffee.
toes.
Anxious About Supper.
At supper time the carnp was the scene
of another great commotion. The boys
lined up at the mess tent, rattling their
mess outfits. and received their bread,
coffee. hash and the belated beans with
even more earncstness than at the noon
hour,
Events Scheduled Today.
The events at the camp today will be
the regular drills and ball game between
the teams OF Company B and the trum-
school people Is expected at the camp to-
day and there viii be a general rush for
anything which looks eatablc. The girl
who appears at the camp with tho largest
number of cakes will be the most popular.
Fat your lunch IN the palm garden at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Teachers Examinations.

The county teachers examinations will be
held at the Sumner school Thursday Friday
and Saturday OF this week. The subjects viii
be divided follows; Thursday. 9 g. M
arithmetic and orthosrophy; 100 p. m. physl
ology theory and practice OF teaching: Fri
day. a, m. grammar writing: l;30 p. M
geography reading; Saturday, a m, United
States history. 90 d. nntNro study.
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Thomas Grieves Jr. of the reclamation
service has succeeded II. S. kleinschmldt
OF the same department as photographer
for this district. Mr.. Klelnschmidt will
leave In few days for the Strawberry
Valley project country and Will hereafter
devote his time to that enterprise. Mr..
Grieves Will In a few days start out on
a trip FOR the purpose OF measuring the
flow of different streams OF the state.
High School day at Lagoon Friday, June
Sth. Cadets annual encampment.
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Chair for Janitor.

John A. Williamson. janltor Of the
Riverside school, is the recipient of a
with the compliments OF the principal and
teachers OF the school. Mr. Williamson
is extremely proud OF the gift and also
appreciates the spirit which prompted the
presentation.
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New Store to Be Opened.

The Fashion Credit Co, a concern which
will establish a "one dollar week" sys-
TEN. Will open up an extensive men S,
wonens and chlldrcn's clothing store az
LIS South Main street Mr., George Levy,
the buyer, Will leave for New York today
To purchase additional stock 20 that al
ready on tho way and expects to open a
sMell place within the next two weeks
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Anxious to Locate Men.

At the Salt Lake postofice two inquiries
were received asking for information as
TO the whereabouts of parties who for
merly resided in Salt Lake. The first
was from Arthur Rosenthal OF Chicago
who wishes to locate DR.. w. NJ. Good
The other was from Arthur F. Schrout
OF Sheboygan, Mich, who wants to locate
Ills relative Frank Rossberg.
High School day at Lagoon Friday, juno
Stn Cadets annual enCampmcnt
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Says Wife Struck Him.

Matt Zoran has filed suit for divorce In tho
Third District court against Johanna NJ
Zoran. The parties were married In Salt Lake
February .. 1904. Zoran alleges that his wife
has repeatedly called him vile names that she
threatened to poison him and struck him over
the head with hammer. He further alleges
that on Moy IS his wife deserted him, leaving
with one John Parrich.
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United Commercial Travellers Ex-
cursion to Ogden, June 9Th, Via D. &
r. G. Fare S1.OO.
New Huntsville Company.

Articles OF incorporation OF the Nelson Hall
& Adams company OF Huntsville. Weber coun.
~, have been filed with the Secretary OF State
The company ls Incorporated to conduct q gem
cral merchandise and livestock business Tho
capital stock is SIS. COO divided into shares of
the par value OF 81 each. The incorporators nre
l.. NJ Nelson, Daniel H. Felt Messiah Hail.
George H. Hall, John Hall and Herbert C.
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Knights of Pythias, Attention.

The funeral of Bro. c. l.. Hamilton, a
member OF Rocky Mountain lodge No. 3,
will take place from his late residences,
s27 East 1st South. Wednesday, June 6th
at p m. All members of the order arc
requested to meet at Castle Hall al l p. m.
j. +. QUINN,
c. c. Rocky Mountain No. 3.
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GIVE LECTURE COURSE
Epworth League Of First Methodist
Church Arranges One.

The Epworth league OF the First Meth
Cdist church has arranged for a lecture
course to be held In the auditorium of
that church during the season of 1905 and
1877.
The attractions arranged for include the
following: Concerts by Lcnora Jackson,
vollnst. and company the Slayton Ju-
bilee singers: the Orpheus club and local
solosts.
There Will be an entertainment by
Rogers and Grldley and lectures by VIII
liam Jennings Bryan and Newell Dwight
Hills.
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New Members Commercial Club

Al meeting OF the board of governors OF
the Commercial club held Monday afternoon
INC Following persons were elected to member
snip In that organization p Anderson III c
Eo%ards' rrnncls Jameson. Allen T. San
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Turner Bros, Hay, Grain and Coal,
R5 East Second South. Phones 1ss5
BROWN MAN OBJECTED
Commercial Street Saloon-Keeper Ac-
cuSed of q Serious Crime

E G. McElroy. saloonkeepr on Commercial,
street, was arrested Monday afternoon on a
warrant tesuea by Judge Diehl. charging Mo
Elroy with embezzemcnt. He was locked un
on the charge OF drunkenness and steps were
taken 10 pay his bond OF $2SS According to tho
police. Il. d Hnshimoto. a contract labor
rgent asked McElroy 10 cash a check for s35
last Saturday. md instead OF handing the Ian
the money. II Is alleged McElroy obtained The
cash himself and then tried to hand the con-
oueror OF Rus3ia an II o. u" The Jan
kicked: hence the arrest Tho care Will coma
before judge DIehl this morning.
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William Narlcy has fled petition In tho
Third District court for the Issuance of lettars
Of administrntion in the estate OF Mary f
Narley deceased Tho estate consists of real
estate in Salt Lake county valued Mt slSlo and
personal property. consisting OF cash in bank
amounting $3.50 - ''N
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The Heidelberg Ihi'

Upstairs now open, ,.n lunchl|
oiaIty. oIets '' strietest rules . q Z! d
ways observed. I anu
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Rain Astonishes Them.

"Tcn or fifteen years ago the rainfall
in that canyon was almost nothing, but
now 1t astonishes old settlers. and L am
of the change In rainfall You may have
noticed that in many parts Of the
country the rainfall has increased or
diminished and the people have
wondered II you looked over the coun-
try affected you would find that railroads
had been built over thom, and L believe
the lines OF rails carry constant currents
NJ electric force from ono section TO an
other where II was less, thus cqualizlng
the forces and affecting the rainfall.
Cannot Occur Again.
The road will be first-class now, and
no such thing as n washout can occur
again We arc riprapping heavily all
along the canyon and making sure
against any possible rainfall of the fu-
ture"
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Belle Benne of IA South State street wna
arrested Monday evening by Sergt Hilton on
warrant charging assault and battery upon
a child living In the neighborhood She was
released upon her own recognizance and Will
DO sivon hearing before Judge Diehi this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodak tlnishing-the best or money
Jack Main and Third South.
ROMANCE OF QUAKE
Pretty Little Story Results From De,
vastation of San Francisco.

Pretty Little Story Results From De-
vastation of San Francisco.
Constance n beautiful child of soven
eummcrs has delighted tho force and pa
irons OF the Wilson with her winning grace
ful ways for week past. and is such love-
able little lady that all who come and go
take TO her,
She is tho centor around which revolves q
eomancc OF the great earthquake
When Way Was Darkest.
Constance. otherwise Constance Odette
Hughes, is the only child of her widowed
mother and both were In tho thickest of
t0 sorrow and suffering when the way was
darkest. gentleman helped them because
Of their helpleS6ness. and Cupid. entering the
combination, a wedding resulted In Los Ange-
les two wecks later.
On Honeymoon Trip.
The bride and groom on a HONEYMOON
trip and little Constance Is with grandpa and
grandma for tho present Hfr. and Mrs p
q. Locker Of this city. where Mr. Locker ia
attached to the Continental Life company arc
parents OF tho bride. and with the scores who
frequent the Wilson are willing 70 keep ,he
child for an Indefinite time
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Drop Me G. Postal.

For reduced price list for expert Ko-
dak finishing. Harry Simpler. CONNER
cial Photogra pher. l5i Main st. Both
phones
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Veterans Excursion to Lagoon

The G. A. r. viii give an excursion to La
COON. Friday. June - under the auspices of
the department OF Utah. G. A r., United
Spanish War Veterans. Ladics OF the w r
{. and Ladtcs OF the Grand Army 10 rcin-
burse the fund for sick and disabled soldiers.
which is now exhausted. ond the department
coffee viii be served on the occasion
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Thieves After Flowers.

Flowers that bloom in the spring ira La
arc Just as much temptation these days
as they were In the days when the ''Mikado''
was upon every ones lipa. The police are re-
celvinE many complaints that costly plnnts and
new blossoms stolen every night from
lawns In tho residence districts. and officers
have been instructed TO keep a close watch
for tho thieves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05

The opening OF the outing season has
made MOUNTS Pickles and Pork and
Beans moro popular than ever.
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BABY HAS CLOSE CALL
Narrowly Misses Having Life
Crushed Out by Trolley Pole

Ono mothers pulse beats today with an un-
usual throo Of gratitude. Seated IN buggy
Sunday afternoon, the woman. with her child
crossed Second South and Main streets Just
trolley polo from No lol of tho Sec
ond South line slipped from its socket and
crashed to the ground, missing the infant by
few inches Hor screams brought assistance
TO the mother, and her relief upon seeing her
baby unhnrmed brought tears TO strong mems
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EVERYBODY Busv.

Painters and paper-hangers are at
work again and we are prepared to ex-
ecute promptly all orders for painting
and papering. Chas. II. Bodel, 1885
East First South
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FINE RECORD IN
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Ninety Pupils Who We're
Neither Tardy or Absent
During Year.
NAMES ARE INSCRIBED
ON THE ROLL OF HONOR
Believed That This Is the High
est Percentage in Schools
of Zion.

Thcro wcro ninety pupils who were neither
tnrdy nor absent during tho ontiro year. So
far as known, this breaks the record for tho
highest percentage OF pupils noithor tardy nor
absent in the Salt Lake public schools
William Spencer Bert Shepherd
Alder Schcttlcr, Raymond Wilcox,
Herman Schcttler, Luto Walsey.
Fern Honts, Harold Fclt,
Jennie Giles. Samuel Smith,
Alex Robertson, Honor Durrcis
Agnes Snow. Walter Felt
Conrad Raymond. Rodney Hillam,
Edgar Honts, Dean Alder,
Matthew Cowlcy, Margaret Eckcrtr
Thais Paisted Amy Fnrnsworth.
Margaret Folt, Ruth GC1bcs
Martha Mills. Viola Jensen,
Edwin Folt. Gcrda Sordquist.
Ina Jef1cry, Ida swan
Scott Gray, GcnoNa Wright,
Alfred ClnuSon, Roy Brown,
Nnnnule Saunders, Clarence Olsen,
Elizabeth Moyle, Henry Young,
August ScTbant, Hattie Cook,
Le Rol Burrcl Mobeilc Kmmcrslcy.
Hyrum Cartwright, Fac Lambert
Lorenzo Graham, Ruby Manning
Ruth Jones Lizzie Mitchell,
Dora Meyer. Louie Spencer
Ida Giles, Ruth Spence,
Edwin Wasey, John Sloan.
Leroy Beltio Frank Spencer.
Louise Lambert, Charles Shepherd,
Roy Boutwell, MiTl Giles.
Hugh Erickson, RoNcna Rogers.
Miko Seren Vera BGrbidRc,
Violet Ruben, Burdcttc ClauSon,
Lewis Berry, Kenneth Culmcr,
Leaver Stuner. Jerome Fugate.
Mark Ingalls,, May Rodebaueh,
Walter Patrick, Vera SJOdahl,
Alma Amundscn, Hazol Wallace,
Priscilla Cartwright. IIildn Chcrling.
LILY Hardy, Alphonso Cook.
May Gray, Helen Hanna,
Gladys Klmball, Arthur Methes
Ida Taylor, Helena Meade,
Andrew Arncson. Leslie Paul
Frank Hosick Florence Spence.
Elmer Marks,
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WEDDING LONG DELAYED
License Was Issued in October, 1905;
Marriage Took Place Monday.

John A. Leck and Sarah A. Weed. both OF
salt Lake secured license to wed from the
County Clerks Office October IS. 1905. and at
the time loft the o1lco with tho intention
OF having the ceremony performed at once
Mrs. Leck sho now is belongs To The
Catholic church and Is divorced from q for
mer husband,
Rules of Church Forbid.
Tho rulce OF tho Catholics do not psrmit
1ts clergy TO marry any divorced parties and
not Wishing 70 be married by any ono but
clergyman, Mrs. Leek postponed the we'd
It Is ALI Fixed Now.
Monday afternoon Mr., Leck appeared ar m.
County Clerks Office and aeked IL the uccnas
ne had obtained In October was still good. and
ea being !nfS--& that 1t was he immediato
bis brde-to-bc. and stepping into a pide yonr,
with Deputy County Clerk David Smith. Ind
the matter settled for all tmo without fur
thor ceremony Aui
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What Is Alleged.

United Commercial Travellers EI-
cursion to Ogden, June 9Th, Via D. &
R. G. Fare S1.Oo.
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Petition for Letters

John and James Latmer have flled a petition
In the Third District court for the Issuance OF
letters OF administration upon the estate OF
David Latimer, deceased Tho estate consists
OF real estate located on West North Temple
street In Salt Lake City. and personal property
valued at 1890
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Wanted to See Fortune Teller.
The Heidelberg Cafe Annex,

Upstairs now open. Imported German
beers on tap; German lunches our spe-
cialty Strictest rules OF etiquette al
ways observed and b. 3rd So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05

Anything nade by the MOUNT
PICKLE CO. OF Salt Lake Is equal to
Its price, Tho grocer gives the money
back If you don't like H.
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TO MAKE ONE BIG
COMBINED EXHIBIT
Committees Named by Three
Organizations to Consider
Matter.
WILL MEET TODAY AT
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Those Interested Believe That
Combination of Interests
Will Be Beneficial.

Following the action OF the State Fair
association taken Saturday night in ap-
pointing Its executive committee for the
purpose OF comforting with committees TO
be appointed by the real estate commit
tee and the NJ. & NJ. association with
reference to the consolidation OF tho cN
hibits operated by the three organizations,
the other organizations on Monday also
appointed similar committees The COM
hlned representative ca OF these institutions
will meet at the Commercial club Tues
day, at o'clock, for the purpose of con-
sioeriRS the proposition.
Purpose of Meeting.
The purpose OF the meeting will be 10
talk over the possibilities OF combining
into one the various exhibits of the three
local associations 1t is thought by those
interested in the matter that IL the three
exhibits are combined into one exhibit
that the benefit 10 all will be greater,
Who Compose Committees.
The committee for the Manufacturers
and Merchants association Is: O., II.
Hewlett. J. II Cruz. Leon Sweet, ]. K.
Valentine. Committees from tho Real Es
tate association is: Z. T., Johnson, w. J.
1ialloran and O. S, Peterson.
DR.. F. F. Reed, Dentist, has removed
his office to suite 3l5 Progress building.
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Breeden Office Supply Co.

Has the largest stock OF stationery and
office nlIng-devices. 60 West I'd South.
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United Commercial Travellers Ex-
cursion to Ogden, June Sth, Via D. &
R. G. Fare $1.OO.
On q New Beat

,Parolman George Harris took day of
bouncing baby girl N He"'
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.BARBED WIRE FENCE
RUINED BY smoke
Strange Allegation Made in Suit
for Damages Againt the
Utah Con.

Tho smeltcr smoke from the smelling
plants In this valley have been charged
with killing most everything that far
mer can possess In the complaints that
have been filed In the suits against the
smelling companies for some time past.
but a complaint filed In tho Third District
Court Monday against the Utah Consol-
idated Mining company brings new re-
suit OF the action OF the smoke to light.
The action refers to a barbwirc fence
which II is alleged the smoke has put
out OF business.
What Is Alleged.
The suit is brought by Julius Stephen
sen. In his complaint Mr.. Stephenson
sets forth the damages that his crops
have sustained during the years 1904 and
1906. the list including alfalfa, potatoes,
the ruination of his fruit orchard, the
killing of large number of shade trees
p on his place, tho running OF a colt and n
mare by causing them to have dlstemper,
and the complaint winds up by claiming
that the barb-wlrc fences on his property
have boen so corrodcd by the smoke ac-
ton that they fall to pieces upon the
slightest provocation.
Demands Damages.
The damage to the fence is based at
500, and In all Stephenson seeks 10 re-
cover Sl45S
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Rummage Sale.

There VIII be a rummaSe sale In the
basement of St Marks cathedral begin
ming at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
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will Give BIRTHDAY, ?

A birthday social vii, T.9enIns SS b
Baptist church tn,s ,es birthday,
the the months OF April IN Mfy b csrTIs'
Srr.hmen,s tereS11"S 5 Will be served.
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Charge Against Woman.

High School day at Lagoon Friday, June
Sth. Cadets annual cncampment
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NO MORE WASHOUTS,
SAYS M. NJ. JENSEN
Brigham Man Talks of Condi
tiOns on the Salt Lake
Route.

NJ NJ Jensen OF Brigham City Is
guest at the Wilson, on his way to
CaIiente. on the Salt Lake Route. to take
charge of a large grading outfit now on
tho ground. to build the new grade,
Speaking of the work there he said:
I'VE are grading tho sclf-same line Of
road that was washed away, but the en-
glnccrs arc correcting mistake made
when the old road was built The bridges
and culverts wcre too narrow to carry
off the rainfall, and as n consequences the
track was washed away.
Error as to Woshout.
There Is a common error In the public
mind about that washouts Nearly every
ono I meet attributes 1t 10 a cloudburst,
but such is not the fact. The rains were
the normal rains of that section as
things go now The bridges could not
pass the gathered flood. and wreck re-
aI,If
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Suit In Condemnation.

condemnation suit has been filed in the
Third District court by tho Rio Grnnde Vest
crn Railway company against Thomas NJ and
Ada NJ. Surbaugh, 70 obtain right OF way over
q certain piece of ground in Bingham canyon
for the construction OF q spur track leading
from the Utah Copper company's plant
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VarleY Files Petition.

Eat your lunch in the palm garden
at the Royal
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WALL PAPER.

, Paints. mouldings, burlaps. ETC.. at
lowest prices. Geo. W. Ebert & Co.