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Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
FORMER CANON PASTOR
IN FRISCO EARTHQUAKE

So far as can be ascertained no
Canon people lost their lives in the
terrible earthquake which visited San
Francisco and vicinity last week, al
though several were in the unfor-
tunate city when the disaster came
Considerable alarm was felt in rela-
ton to the safety of Rev c. S. Fisher
wife and family. former citizens of
this place, but for the last two or
three years residents of the city OF
the Golden Gate This anxiety, how
ever, was allayed last Monday after
noon by the arrival Of a postal card
from Rev Fisher addressed to Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Orme IN which he
stated that the house in which they
had been living was badly shaken by
the earthquake and that the family
was camping on the outskirts of the
city. He added that they expected to
leave for some point in the interior
of the state in few days and would
apprise them here of their location
II is believed that Rev. Fisher will
himself return to the stricken city
and assist in the relief work now be-
ing carried on by the churches and
other christian organizations. A box
of clothing and other needed supplies
is being collected here under the di-
rection of Miss Bessie Yard and 9TH
ers and will be sent to Rev. Fisher for
distribution among the needy OF San
Francisco
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
AUSTIN |. HATCH
TO LEAVE CANON

The many friends of Austin l.. Hatch
will regret to learn that he Ia to leave
Canon City and make his future home
in Denver. at the same time they will
service for the Colorado Telephone
Company in this city has been reward
ed by his being promoted to more
important position IN the company's
service. Mr.. Hatch has been appoint
ed travelling auditor and will have
his headquarters In Denver.
He came to Canon City a. an agent
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
PAROLED PRISONER
COULDN'T STAY SOBER

John F. Hartley, who formerly
drove a blackboard about the streets
of town while doing errands for the
penitentiary authorities, but who has
been out on parole for several months,
was returned to prison last Monday
for violating the provisions of his pa
role. Hartley was paroled to Cripple
Greek and was arrested at Florence
the first of the week in drunken con-
dition
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

the first earthquake, but strange as
it may appear was not aroused by the
second shock, which was the one that
caused SO much damage throughout
the city.
E. w. Duncanson, assistant clerk at
the penitentiary-Fath and mother
in San Francisco Mr. Duncanson, Sr.
is general yardmaster of the Santa Fe
Railroad Company in San Francisco
VIII and Frank Asher-Mother and
sister in San Francisco
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
MANY CALIFORNIA UNFORTuNATES
PASS THROUGH CANON CITY
From cken San Francisco Pass Through
Canon City And BountfuIy Fed.

take them to their homes in the East
The trip from the coast was one CON
tinual ovation of sympathy. they be-
ing met at every point along the line
by people ready and willing to lend
u helping hand.
While they were well provided with
provisions through the portions OF
California not touched by the earth
quake and well cared for during their
trip through Utah, II was while pass
ing through Colorado that they receiv-
ed treatment that will long make them
remember the Centennial State.
At Grand Junction they were taken
from the train and escorted to a part
OF the city where tables had been
spread under the trees and where an
abundance of eatables had been pro-
vided. And when again they returned
to their train they found their coaches
loaded with great quantities OF fruit
At every point along the line where
the train stopped there was large
crowd of people at the station ready
and anxious to. do whatever was In
their power for the relief OF the re.
fugees.
Information from Ogden 10 to the
effect that from 10000 to $4,000 re-
fugeee will pass through that plac<
before the end OF the exodus from tn
stricken district and Of that numbes
Il 10 expected that fully $500 viii pass
through this city on the Denver z
Rio 0raAdo.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
ITALIAN LOSES SUIT
AGAINST CEMENT co.

After being for about twenty-four
hours the jury in the case of Angelo
Tramontina versus the Portland Ce-
ment Company returned verdict for
the defendants. This suit was brought
for $4,000 damages for personal in
juries sustained by the plaintiff last
year while working in the company's
quarry. Tremontino had his ankles
crushed and his leg broken in several
places by falling rock following a
blast, of which he had been notified
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
PRESIDENT, STREET
VIEWS THE GRADING

F. B. Street of New York City, pres
ident of the Canon City, Florence and
Royal Gorge Interurban Electric Rail-
way company, arrived here yesterday
from the East Mr.. Street, in COM
pany with General Manager F. s.
Granger, drove up to Three-Mile
Spring yesterday afternoon to inspect
the work being done under the super
vision of Contractor Billy White, and
was much pleased in consequence OF
the progress that had been made since
he was here month or two ago.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
FIRST lAY0FF IN
SEVENTEEN YEARS

A NJ. McGeary who sold hissblack-
smith shop a few weeks ago has been
seventeen consecutive years at his
trade of blacksmithing and never had
but three weeks vacation during all
that time and not day lost for sick
ness This is a record few can beat
Mr.. and Mrs. McGeary were contem-
plating trip to the coast, but have
concluded since the quake to stick
to Colorado.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

scription gets 500 credits. If you are
interested pay up for your own sub
scription and send The Record to
your friend back East.
Any boy can enter any time. II
you have boy friend you want In
the race send in his name on a cou-
pom.
Boys who are interested should
come in at once.
The following boys are after the
trips:
Claud Singer. employed at Pea
body's drug store.
N. NJ. Jones, collector for Colorado
Telephone Co.
Aaron Casebeer. employed in Marr's
department store
Fred Elliott. high school student
employed at Canning Co. in summer
time.
Frank Harvey. runs milk wagon for
Frank Harvey.
James Bunten. employed 1t Canon
Steam Laundry.
Clarence Hills. student, student q
Canon City high school.
Belmont Preston. student at 0oath
Canon high school.
Earl o1inlan. student at 0oatA On
ON high school and runs rost roots =
South CnAoa.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

The Record is at work on the new
city directory for 1906 This should
have been issued several months ago,
but other business has crowded it out
and delayed the work.
Many business houses have been
anxious 10 get the new book and the
work will be pushed as fast as pos
sible.
The City Directory has become a
necessary business convenience. Sew
eral years ago business men thought
a directory unnecessary because they
thought they knew everybody in town
but such condition no longer exists
People in Canon change and move
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
MRS. CRAMER WILL
VISIT The COAST

Mrs. II. F. Cramer of Lincoln Park
expects to leave in the course of ten
days or two weeks for Santa Cruz,
California, where she will probably
remain the greater part of a year in
the hope that change of climate will
be beneficial to her health. Mrs. Cra-
mer has numerous relatives on the
Pacific coast
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
AT WORK NOW ON The
NEW1 CITY DIRECTORY
Busy With. Changes Found
Lotso of Newt =

about quite as much as in any big city
and the last year directory is always
badly out of date before the new ones
are issued.
The local city directory is compiled
published and printed by The Record
and it is considered one of the very
best in the state 1t is absolutely
home institution and deserving of
home patronage.
Every business house and profess
sional Office should have 1906 direc-
tory. Phone in the order or give 1t
TO the solicitor when he calls.
Mr.. Alva E. Lamberton has been
engaged to assist in pushing the direc-
tory work.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
LEAVES CALIFORNIA
BEFORE EARTHQUAKE

Mrs. Ellen NJ. Wright, mother of
Mrs. J. F. Marr, arrived here last
week from San Jose, California, for
a visit with her daughter and family
at 732 Rudd avenue. Mrs. Wright left
San Jose few days previous to the
disasterous earthquake of the 18th
inst
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
CHAPLAIN LUCAS
AGAIN At HIS POST

Chaplain Lucas has returned TO his
post of duty at the penitentiary after
an absence of several weeks on ac-
count OF the death at Colorado Springs
of his wife and her burial in Indiana,
He was accompanied on his return to
Canon City by his son, George
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
NO CANON PEOlaz:: HURT
BIzzssTHE EARTHQUAKE
san Francisco. But None Seem
past in charge of the Cumber
Presbyterian Mission in Sa

past in charge of the Cumber-
Presbyterian Mission in San
.isco. Mrs. Fisher is sister of
Mrs. G. W. Orme of this city.
L. H. Godat of Lincoln Park-a
daughter in San Francisco.
Chas. Dawson-a cousin, Miss Jen-
ME Dalton, who is a nurse in one of
the San Francisco hospitals.
j. H. Hood-a brother in Oakland.
Mrs. Grant Dickinson-several
cousins in San Francisco.
Geo. A. Baker-a sister in San
Francisco.
DIR j. w. Cannon-a cousin in
San Francisco.
VIII veach of the Star Restaur-
ant-a brother in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley of 1119
Greenwood avenue we're in San Fran
cisco last week Mr. Hawley is the
local superintendent of the United
States Smelling company.
Mrs. II. F. Cramer of Lincoln Park
several cousins in San Francisco.
Harry V. Williamson-two uncles
and several cousins in San Francisco.
NJ ]. Eyans-two cousins at Ukiah,
California, about sixty miles north of
San Francisco.
Jack Bell, former editor of the
Canon City Cannon, was in San Fran
cisco when the earthquake came.
The mother of Mrs. George NJ.
Hooten of South Canon was in San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Schall-a brother
Ian far y
in San Francisco. Mr.. Thrasher was
linotype operator in the Chronicle
building, which was destroyed by
fire
Mr. ]. F. Marian aunt and other
relatives in San Francisco and vicin-
ity.
Bernard DeWeese had been engag-
ed with surveying party a couple of
hundred miles from San Francisco
for some time, but il was feared that
he was in the city at the time of the
disaster.
j. p Boyle-a consin in San Jose.
Mrs. A. r. Mtchell-an aunt and
other relatives in San Jose.
T. S. Granger-wife and four child
rem in San Jose
W. boucner-WlIe ana Two cniiuTen
In San Jose
Mrs W. F. Payne-a brother in San
Francisco.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. Page-a son in
San Francisco.
F. S. Briggs of Harrison avenue-A
sister in San Francisco.
Mrs. ]. O. Stearns-An uncle and
aunt in Oakland.
Mrs. Langdon-Wife of w. F. Lang
don. guard at the penitentiary, went
to San Francisco about three months
ago and was in the city at the time
of the earthquake No tidings have
yet been received from her.
J. o. Stearns-A brother in San
Francisco.
Harry and Ed. McKissick, former
residents of Canon City, have been liv-
ing in Oakland for several years.
Mrs ]. Z. Keefe-Sister and broth
er-in-law. Mrs. Keefe received let
ter from her brother-in-law, Howard
j. Faulkner. yesterday stating that
they had not been hurt by the earth
quake, but everything they had was
burned Mr.. Faulkner is state dairy
inspector. Mrs. Faulkner is known
in Canon City as Miss Christy Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart of 6l2
Macon avenue were visiting in San
Francisco at the time of the disaster
but neither of them were injured. Mrs
Stewart was awakened from sleep by
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

Three Mile Spring and Soda Point
and the grade will be built as fast as
possible Everything looks favorable
for the company and General Manager
Granger is confident of his ability to
have the road in condition to carry
passengers to the top of the Royal
Gorge by the first of July
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26


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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
e--allal--e-an uar-ll- -
LLOWDALE.

ID - .l 5
The West Buckeye school children
gave farewell surprise party foE
their schoolmates, Carl, Francis, Elsie
and Vernon Brown Saturday evening.
Bert Kehler Of Chicago visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
b. M. SCott's pony fell on him Mon
day evening and injured his leg very
bad.
Grandpa Taylor is visiting his son,
Alexander Taylor.
Mrs. John Truman and daughter
Leona OF Manchester visited at Dave
Lockhart's and NJ. Lows the last Of
the week.
Mrs. g. W. Blunder6eld who has
been quite sick is better.
Nelson Blundsrfeld visited with
home folks Sunday. as Is
Myrtle Keller Of Abilene spent Sum
day ct home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
zION.

ri
Il, - -, q, ~ shs EysnoalIat,.
y. 80. ., vS
mf' Anu mrs N'oA' s..f..3
samuel Aes'erman' Gave moved %
me grey larm sua nSVe Oou"sn0'u
III.
Il = = sngle Spc MS NoO. $500
''u'eu ~ = S"s ~ va :
MI =, 4, II. ~ ~
...s $. 1871 .s "O'A'
!, l,,...I ,,,a.s !. .s.o,,,.hs. !. nov
I, J. y. j. 49, Y VA. NJ.
u. NJ ~ u,
~. $3.50 ~ 4 !. u $50 Y ~ 49,.
,s s, 1900 - M. Gisrer
Known a. the Mustard farm.
go. 4. ...t...yA... -,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
DETROIT r. F. D. 2.

o. L. ThisleF 6 Sons shipped fin
stallion to Chicago Thursday,
VIM. Kar., Republican central com
mitteeman for Center township, at
tended The committee meeting at Abb
lepe Saturday.
Mail Route No.. u being graded
and generally repaired under the su'
psryision Of our rustliDg mail carrier
Andy Bolton. he is getting his route
ready for the inspector. The patrons
Of the route are donating the work 81
they appreciate the services and The
dispatch with which Andy delivers
the mail. He makes his route OF 50
miles 10 two hours and . half getting
back TO Detroit in time TO send mail
Of on noon trains. Andy and his
auto are great fsvorites with patrons
Of Route 2. 81
Mr.. Dow Of WamegO took dinner
with Mr.. Karl Tuesday. He wsS en-
route 10 his farm south Of Abilene
which be bought recently.
Peter Schneider and wife vlsIIed his
father Sunday At Mr. Thislers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
aEOENT RERLEUTIONS.

THE many friends Of John Joints
are glad 20 know that he - Improving,
II 10 expected that DO will be out rid
ing ID aisw aays.
Jtdgihg from the amount Of new
goods Tie Racket has received the
pest week they expect 10 supply eli
Central Kansas with everything In
their lice. I, ~ as.,, I,
o---SoIomon Tribune, h, B. Aldrich
was 06 years old last Tuesday. Tues
day night Rst the regular meeting
night Of tie Masonic lodge Of which
Nj. AidfIch has been secretary for tho
past IS yssrs. end when the members
had I'll assembled be was presented
With Z beautiful gold mounted foun.
tain pen, suitably inhcribed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
PLEASANT VALLEY

tey4t7aF IsI4Iigf
Born. 70 Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Fleagle
March 4, sboy.
i Mr., snd Mrs, Isaac Kaufman vie
lifted d Abe Browne Sunday
Guy Probaseo and wife visited will
her parents Tuesday.
Mr.. andMEs, q. Meyer yIsitsd q
Harry Picking's Sunday afternoon.
George Minick and Nathan Gish o
Abilene transacted businsss in thil
vicinity Monday.
The district meeting Ot the FartAsts
Mptual Telephone company met Tues 4
day Of the Chronister school house FOL
IN all day session, ~,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
FLORA

John Book had the niSiortuns o.
getting hIS tight Isg broken juSI
above the ShklS.
]. n. Broadioot and Ras. Ssylol
lssys Tslmags in 4 few days for tht
ssakate hswan country.
At Elmer Diefsahaugh'g sale fifteen
yoPng males sold isr over $1,000. ID,
iParly Faroa got bis right arm
broken recently. as
Cay Taylor hss been sick With she
qalnsy- he is still unable to sttsnd
school.
Elsie Carver. Of Abilene. Is visiting
Mrs. Geo. Gibson.
A full house attended the last ser
vice befors conference q the n. g.
church >, TAlnsgs last Sunday.
Rev. BurkholdsF leaves this week
for PIainyills. KsA Many friends 81
this place wish him success In bis
new home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08

2 La :. = 49, NJ
!. Sosn' MaI '0, = . MT 'nu ''' :
T. Asss' . s,t IS. Z !.
Mf. and Mfs' :. y. Eug's vis'ssu y
A. y Lullea.rauus cunu
cav ana zee ramps v'''''u - =
y Snst.s 0unaAS L,.d K
y " oamPDea mOveu V AOlions'
vi WHO'D moved % Solomon.
Miss Robbie visited her parents in
Abilene Saturday.
Bob Jones moved to the farm va
cAtsd by Mr., Kinney. ts,r Il,
MI. Steelsmith Of Indiana hks
moysd TO 1.-The 2. 8. Engle farm which
he purchased last winter.
Mn. hoy Grrbss ana pahiIdrsa a
Manchester arc visiting her parents,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
WILL TRY ARNOLD.
OcrCnOr'S Jury Did Not Accuse Hin
81 Murder.

uI ANE4U1'
HERMeToN, March 7.-oounty A.
torney TownsF and Coroner Speel
came 10 Herington 70 conduct the In
quest over the death Of MrS. VIM.
Arnold found dead with her throat
cut ten days Ago. Her husband who
tried to commit suicide Is sufficiently
recovered to cit Up 10 court He will
get we'll. A large crowd was present
at the hearing this afternoon.
The jury brought in verdict that
Mrs. Ida Arnold came to her death
BY cut from, . razor or other sharp
instrument at the hands Of some per-
son nnknown.
Her husband 10, however, In jail
and will bayS preliminary hearing
on charge Of murder. One Of the
strong points sgA.ntt him iss letter
found in bic pocket written to hls
mother Ia which be said he was about
to kill "Ids and myself"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
CHAPMAN.

Ed. ARNOLD went 10 Kansas City
Monday with swO oars o. kogs.
4. s. Kirk ID spending several
| weeks with bic daughter, Mrs. A. 4
Meyers u Ogden.
Father Hill DIST, MaryS conducted
isryIcss At 81. Michael6 church SUN
day. ~, s.er
| I'd, Stanley and ismily Of Abilene
spent Sunday with friends 10. town,
Oscar BOweraald vert to ToPaka
Tuesday on business ecanscted with
the Thislsf Bros, Block.
Deputy Grand Master DiCkorscu Of
the A. o. o. W. 10 in town this week
assisting The members Of No. $50 In
getting new members.
Mrs. P. Sullivan, Of Louisberg.
Kas. 10 dangerously Ill a. the home Of
her sister, Mrs. McCormally north Of
town. ~
Miss Lena Meyers Is sick At her
home north Of town. 4
W. 3. Wsbber Of Atchison was .
business caller In the city Monday.
A number Of local sports had
wolf hunt on .. d. Tsylor's farm
south Of town Wednesday.
Mrs. Hastings, Of Detroit is build
ing new house in the south part Of
town. James Pierce Is doing the
work.
James Burgan and wife Of the Com
msrcial hotel are visiting friends In
Kansas City this week. Ks,
Michael Cushing snd wife Of Kansas
Oily are spending the week visiting
friends 10 town.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
BONACOORD.

The snow which fell yesterday viii
bs d much benefit to the wheat.
Rev. Brown will preach Of Mt
Pleasant for another year.
There villbe . caHtata given BY
the NJ Pleasant singing school 81
Nh. Pleasant church Wednesday eve
ming, March 14th. All are cordially
invited.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08

Mrs. Margaret Londregan Ggsd IS
died Of cancer at her home In Chap
man. She was born. In Ireland and
was one Of East DIckinSOn's early
settlers. Funeral at the Chapman
Catholic church Thursday at 1880 ..
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
CHEEvER.

Mr. and MEs. Jas, McIntyEs visited
Reese Robertson and family Sunday
evening. 81. ,saa.s
RImst Disae seksehS sac vas we'll
attended IA spite d DE dust storm
and everything sold high.
VIII Mustard hauled some hogs TO
Talmage last week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08

loralp marketa eorfeeted ever thursday
norninE by v. D. Csc. grain ana Goals
II8 EAnMuI
.lfdr1r fol eseaneEy b4lsoT e 'ipqini.
nlN.l ~ va e1flnF to1ay. plcEi1a0l
s1,s,g u IS 60 - shsa Hsg ZEE
E.-..s cEs-Fsa1S sspssuass nj
s...uaao-ol..-s's ne nxsi d.irs n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08

1855 acres, good farm land and pas.
ture, 100 sores IN wheat. Good
buIldIbgs, water. etc. 10 miles
northwest Of Abilene. Address 32b
Noble, Oklahoms City, o, T.
t4,iata2s'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08

For sale, big biOcky Hereford reg
igtsrsd bulls. ,. ". TOlmAns Hope,
Kss.. Brown phone, sl-i2s
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08
J..G. ENGLE,
AJJCTIONEER

WIN CIV sales anywhere at any time.
PPqs ss: sSssS saa suara
! References; Abilene, Nstiepal Bank 0
Citisens state Bank. Abilene. Kab. vi
Phonea, Independent No. 400, and Aeme
Farmers Line. or address me 81 Abpen
ns Sss zrgjape5i nssA5 $50
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IPirst Published II TIE Abilene Weskly Re
aeetoF March & tcoAl
Notice Of Final Settlement.
faad ~ e ooa5t1 ~

In ne Pr0osis Court d said eounty.
Iathe t1uiter 81 Ne Kut.ts ofJohn q Dol.
10 Al o.saItal,lssd oasr PurBui Esssr-
rlfsd y aAil kIlltei - i 49,. -
HoH ars herybY ngtl1ot has q ~ rreaiaF
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one. ~ An|.11l q 81. c1a1fF. OF ~ ~
u1T cI arch. I|I1. nuIur re IRA NrIfaT II
~ r-.rl4 - Marcel. ! Nu nnts nlai sellIs-
Rt-- - 4
Eroc1tfix.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
An Honest Remedy for Group
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e All druggists. 25c., soc. and $l.O0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28

a stream rising just cest OF SprlngvIllc.
end the right OF SpringVlllc to control and
regulate said waters.
Mrs Edna Paul filed suit for divorce to-
CAV in the District court against Logan
NJ Paul, alleging in her complaint that
the defendant, for more than two years,
had failed to provide any OF tho neccs-
saries OF ufc although able TO do so. The
marriage occurred in Provo May H. 1896.
and there arc two children, boys. aged 3
end years as a result of the union,
Plaintiff asks fo- the household furniture,
$50 per month alimony and $50 attorneys
fees and costs The parties arc we'll
known In Provo and Salt Lake. The plain
tIfi is tho daughter OF Orson TwelVes or
Provo, and the defendant is the son OF
Adam Paul OF Salt Lake.
" NJ. Nesblt, 4 prominent mining man
of Eureka, 10 visiting Ia Provo with his
daughter, Mrs. Brigham Smoot.
CITY Councilman John E. Bott left yes
terday for San Francisco, Cal. on a two
W eeks' trip of pleasure and business.