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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19
@runbeisenthums nebsrtragungt1.

BouIsbarb 2anb gompanp an So
iepb 3. 2srbsr, 2ots 40, 60. "a, 7(
rno "a, Gtats Square abolition, ar
WaIeott Str. itoli9 bon SOutbsuffsrr
Gbe., So. 1000.
Sobn g. 2aaarus an Jrant 9.
Boomers, Got so. abonbals addition.
n6roli9e Seits bon capitol apenue,
IRblt9 bon 80. Str, $500.
Waria gliid an Wiaian O. 3
alifd, Got q, square %, gsutp'i
Ibb.. msfliGs Settle bon gartb slbs..
ftbli9 BON Soma Str, 81, $50.
Winiam IYau9hsrtb on gbriRian
9o9, Got 518. Wegarips addition,
iioli9e Settle bon Olibsr Nbs., tpsHIiG
bon 9ibifon Str, $1,000.
6arriet 8ailiif on CHARLES 9rper,
Sbeil bon Got IL, WartinoaIe & Cos.
Sub. $500.
Dieislbe an Wiliam 6. Sorne, 8bsiI
bon bemfelben. $500.
Soispbine Me@innis an Barnep o.
2abb. Got 88, We@tnnis Subj. bon
6annas grben Moo. $500.
Sohn Brenner an Sophia Clemens,
Got II unb 18, Ganbers 1. pruIpeet
Str. Nsb. $1,000.
gIisabetb SbomfOn an Oliber M.
Naen, 2ots Is unb IA. Strong u. u.
SubbibiRon, BIod II, Sobnion's Or.
ben addition, rs BET 100 CUB. perb.,
Wsfieits Der college ape.. fabIi9 bon
81. Str. $4,000.
@li3a Wpobs. Mbnlinifratorin, an
WaItsr Campbell, Got 5, at9inion u.
u. Subbibiion, 8beiI bon Sigblanb
partabbition, AZ BET 1913 SUB, baeaut,
Wefisite Der Tacoma abe.. r,6rbIi&
bon pratt Ctr. $500.
Clarence 9. Runbeu Of, Warp Or.
Darat. She'll bon Got l, Runben's
Suboipiion, so BET - SUB. baeant,
Norbmefisite Der SUTHERLAND abe.,
uefli9 bon @oQege Ape. $4,000.
Samuel 8. @reisbton an Rob. Orc,
6atton, She'll BON Cots l unb 2,
Subj, 8beil In Srbinaton,
so Bel $50 SUB. n6rbIi&s Settle bon
Nbe., tueRli9 BON 9ounep
Ape. $4,000.
Sobn O. 8aplor on SoEepb g.
2ot 4, Blod A, Surebo
parf Mbb.. 40 bel 1876 SUB, n6rbli6s
Settle bon Dafbin9tOn, bfIi@ bon
gpIorabc abe. $725.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19
Nu8 ben 0eri9teu.
GrfminalQeriht.


See COOPER. Der fi8 tuegei elmer
S9ldgerei su berantporten bate,
tuuroe idulOis bsfunoen unb nit 81
unb Rotten bsfraft.
geprse Woeler, 10 Sabre oft, Der
tpegen @roBbisbffabl unb Mnnabme
bon gsftoblensn Saasn b~orgelaben
mar, tpurbs bss 9isbfabls f9ulbig be.
funben. Sas nrtbeiI tuurbe ieines
Nltsrs tpssen fuspsnbirt.
Sud 8lafe mubte feline Inter.
f@lasung nit SIS unb Soften unb einen
Gag TN 8efdngnib biibsn.
S@eiounssfIagen.
Die S9sibun9stlass bon Wm. 6.
pusb sesen feline Satin emma 6.
pusb tpuroe beuiaigt.
Nusuf g. Colon frenete 9sssl feline
Satin Saiip Colon sins 2lage auf
S6sibun9 an. Der Bunb purbs am
18. aIusuf 1902 gei6loRsn uno bic
8erbeirat6stsn lebten big gum Ia.
Sept. 1906 suiammen. Der Rlaae=
gruab TT 9rauiame gsbanolung unb
phi&tperna&ldif9ung fnb bic Srtnbs
Der Qlage.
2iatam Or. Weao psrtlaste ibrer1
@atten Clement 90. Wsab auf G&ei.
bung. Die gbe uuros am ~. Wdr3
1901 ssi9loHsn unb bas paar Iebts
bis gum Is. ausut 1906 sufammer.
8rauiamesG sbanbIuns unb pfi9tper.
na9ldIfgung tno bic @rtnoe Der
Rlage.
S@aoeneriaBflagen.
5urmau Stout fren9te 9sssn bic
Snbiana Union Erection Company
cine 4lass auf $40. 900 e9ab.n.riab
on. Der aIdser Firats ON 80. Suit
1905 angsbIi9 bur9 S9ula unb
Na&ldifsteit Der @eieGi@aft In cine
@ertiefuns unb 3og fd bsin Sturss
gerlebungen 3u. auf biefe DsrIsbun,
gen begriinbet er bie alage.
Mari6aa Gublsp Frsngte esgsl bic
Snbianapolis Fraction & SerminaI
gompanp etne 2lage auf $4,000 SGas
bensriaB an. Im 9. slpril 1906
tpurbe Der 2ldser laut Der 2laas burd
Saulb unb Na9Idifgteit bon anee'
fellten Der @sisli8aft.bon elmer Gar
tiberfabren uno berIsbt. Auf bisfe
0srlsbung b~sgrtinbet sr bic 2Iaee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

Die RabIerpoIisiftsn 5al unb Wsnin
tpurosl ssfsrn nod Der Wsf Strabs
esianbt. BORT ansetommer trafen Re
ben 9.idbrigsn 6arbissn @laub DC
aHee, Der ibnen er3dbIte. oaB Smei
tusiBe 2nabsn i'm nit ibrsm Suhr.
inert, rdbrsno sr auf feinem Jabrrabe
fubr. iibsrfabren baben. @lidli&er-
usiis mar Der Nsssr nur lsi9t psrlsBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19
SermiBt.

O. ID. @orrettfon, 627 2erinstOn
abe., ma9te gsfern Der pOli3ei ois
WeIbung. bab iein S&wie9eriObn
@aainstOn Wab. 1884 Stb 6arbins
Strabe, fpurIos peri8wunoen 1T. Der
Ial III ben Ia9barn %bssislbsn unbs.
greifi&. ba Wab In ieber ge3iebung
Elm prbsntIi9sr unb nii9tsrnsr Msni9
if. DEE @erfdwunosne, Der @elo Dor
isinsm @erl9winben aus Der Banf 9e-
aogen bat, bintsrldBt eine 6rau NIT
bier Qinoern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19
@sFoben.

g upsrinis1bent gSen6arter Der Sr'
renanhaIt, meIoete gefsrn Der poIi3ei,
bab Sobn DUB, Elm 9rantsr Der Mns
Holt, aus benz BARTHOLOMEW @ountp
ffammsnb, bic Anfalt 1ii6tig bsrlafsn
babe. gr eriu9te bic poli3ei Re&er'
den n a9 benz g~nifobsnen a~n3ufelsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

60 Ste grobte umo poi.
enthusiastically bon B@mttt.
bIutiett tmo H~ImmemhA6em
fat ale fremot8en tttto tram,
xt9Cu Gret9mtHe. @tr Hub
ieoersett 8ern berett bet bex
MuSmabI beb6Iht@ 80 ,etm.
Dextertnamta 8roS. 60.
al Mo6. Abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

yEsrIauet-Gin Tdbheu fhr ouaensiue Sausarbeii
~ IN teiner camille. sa13ufragen
418 glorb 9sIatpare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

S<trIanet = Gin gutter Suuee ui in elmer Bddere
gu arbsiten. Ra9sufraeen
sss Subiana Gps1ue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

NHerIanot-gin Wabhtn nm bas S6neiterbanbs
~ merit 5u %erIerueu, ebeuio cine erfobreue Nai&i'
mem Nrbeiteriu.
Ro9sufrnesn Gde Marfet unb California Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

Werlaiot Gin iunoes ainbtrndbhen, Iei6te
- arbeit, gutter 2obu, feline Seimatb. 9ta9sus
froseH 211s Rprb Heu Ssrftp Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

S%trlonst-gin Mdbden obsr Srau fur RitbiIfe i'm
~ Sans. Ea4sufraeen
26oa @tt Ni9isan strass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

S3srIanat - Gin quits bsutides Ndhden fur aIlss.
~ rleins Sansarbert. Rein maiden oSer bheeIn.
2obn $500 per @o9e. Refersnsen psrlanet.
al1l Eerb Rerioiau Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

81 erIau9t-gine S9ueiberin nm NbdnberunQeu
on Plsteern 3u MAIDEN. Ra4sufragen I'M
SIObs aIsioer aaSsn. ode aBaftinstOn unb SeIa.
mare Strobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

SkerIanst-R54in uuo Sau8mdb1en in fletuer
GamiIie, gutter Sopn.
1874 saorh Weribian Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19
tterbert

8Setterberiht.
SIR "a stuubeu snbenb 7 ubr Roreens, 20. eeptbr.
Gbteasp, 10. September.
SIR Snbiana: 2peale S9auer beute
ga4t ober 9cnnerftas.
QpcaL8 etterbert4t.
2ocaIe S9auer beute Gbene ooer DOM
neritas.
Tbermomsterfano.
S59fe Ier1peratur ......... 9O @rao
saiebriefe 9enperatur.. ......... 70
80. e. BIptbs
Ssctipns'O Direction.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

NHerIalst Gin gutter Sunse BON re9ti6aHentn
~ Giteru nm bas S9Iofsrbanbpsrt su ~erIernen.
sahsufraesn 4s gireinia ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-19

Sur "a etnnssu .nO.uO = ubr mOrssns, 20. espfSr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
MACHINE POLITICS

Avde Republican 'pstym in nmanyun o
dpM scrap without
f In p In
Is o Rp bhc committee W. oyeaB threaten
ofu kin ofpdtacw whchco Mormon 20
o.
a for dtndm OF
dents
efm betrayal o til Natnr M the mot Of for
a Of f the h OF Federal fol n h o
O.
o optdf IN o g
70 t In IN of
o b ~ y w
per-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
GOOD MORMON BISHOP
R0ASTS DESERET NEWS
Declares He Would Not Allow
His Children to Read
the Sheet.

The small town of Crescent, located
about ten miles south of Murray on the
State road, was the scene Sunday of
tho annual convention of the officers
Of the Jordan Stake Mutual Improve
ment associations, and the Mormon
leaders of the extensive stake were
present over 200 strong Every ward
in the entire district was represented
at the convention by from one to ten
officers, and the meeting was the larg.
est and most successful that has ever
been held in the stake. The gathering
was in the Crescent public schoolhouse,
and the session of the officers continued
during the whole day.
The convention was called to order
yesterday morning at 10 o clock, at
which time the representatives were
escorted into one of the school rooms
and things started off with the custom
ary prayer. Joshua P, Terry took
charge of the meeting and the work of
the year was reviewed and commented
upon by those present.
Banquet Is Enjoyed.
AT 12 o o'clock the ladies of the asso-
citation prepared very elaborate spread
In the south room of the school,
The afternoon session of the confer.
ence was called at 2 CLOCK and the
work resumed. j. p. Terry was on the
programme for an address on "Supple-
mentary Reading. In the course Of
his talk he mentioned what should and
what should not be read by young peo-
pie, emphasizing the fact that the Book
of Mormon was the first reading OF
every one. He ventured further to say
that the Deseret News was about the
second in line, and at this he met oppo~
sition. One of the bishops arose and in
terms that were anything but uncer-
tain denounced the News. He said
among other things that the News is
one publication that he would not al"
low his children to read, because, he
said, it was demoralizing, He failed to
go further into the matter.
The subject was then changed to that
of the collecting of dues of association
members. The only new arrangement
made in this line was the adoption of
the rule that if the children who belong
to the association cannot be forced to
give up 25 cents for dues, the collectors
are to get what they can out of them,
if it is but cents.
The meeting adjourned at o clock
A public meeting was held in the meet
ing-house at 3 O'Clock. AT this the
speakers were Douglas NJ. Todd and
Mrs. Mary Connolly, and the regular
Sunday meeting was carried out.
Protest Made.
There was a considerable protest on
the part Of non Mormons who reside IN
and near Crescent over the use of the
schoolhouse for the purpose Of holding
a purely church gathering. The Nor
mons control affairs in the town, how
ever, and in spite of all the, anti Nor
mons could do they took posses
sion Of the schoolhouse and held their
meeting
Tho meeting house of the town is To-
Gated about half block north OF the
sckoolhouse and was empty during the
entire day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
TO AMEND CONSTITUTION
Idaho Voters Are to Pass Upon Six
Questions in November

BOISE: Ida. Sept. 16-At the coming fall
election the voters of the State OF Idaho will
be called upon TO vote six questions rea-
tive to constitutional amendments. Secretary
Of State Gibson is sending to the County
Auditors Of the State notifications. The ques-
tions TO be submitted. which will be certified
TO tho Auditor OF each county ut the time
OF certifying of the State tickets will be
numbered and in form follows.
/. Shall section OF article OF the
stitution OF the State of Idaho be amended
as to authorize n majority of tho qualified
electors OF counties cities, towns, villages
and other subdivisions of the State to incur
public indebtodnessi
O. Shall section Of article Of the
stitutlon of the State of Idaho be amended
as TO permit counties cities towns villages
and other subdivisions of the State to yoto
bonds in aid OF railroads and other works
of internal improvement
3. Shall section 10 OF article Is of tho
so amended as TO permit the County Commits
sonors to be elected for a term OF four
yenrs1
4. Shall section of article 1S of the
constitution be amended Rs to empower
the Legislature by general and uniform laws
to provide for county, township and precinct
officers
s. Shall section Of article OF the con
stitution OF the State of Idaho be amended
as to permit exemption from taxation of lines
of railroad hereafter 10 be constructed for
period OF not exceeding ten years3
6. Shall section of article OF the con,
stitution OF the State OF Idaho be so amended
as to limit taxation of property for State
purposes to ten (10) mills on ench dollar of
assessed valuation except by vote of the
people
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
SALT LAKE STAKE HOLDS
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Interesting Programme Rem
dered by Relief Society and
Primary Associations.

very interesting programme was rem
dercd in the presence OF $500 people at
Assembly hall Sunday evening, under the
auspices of the Relief society and Pri
mary association of the l., D. S. church,
ii being the occasion OF the Salt Lake
stake quarterly conference The music
was under the direction of Alvin Beesloy,
with Miss Edna Coray as organlst The
programme follows;
Hymn, Love ut Home Congregation
Prayer
,...-.., Twenty second Ward Primary
Address, Religion in the Home.
ta) How TO Reach tho Child
......, Sister Rebccca j, \. Asper
(b) 'Home Influence, ',.....,,....
...... Sister Harriet B. Harkor
Motion song. =. Seventeenth Ward Primary
Solo, Jesus Once Was Little Child.
.,,,...... Louis Ashton a yenrs old)
Song ng..,......., Sixteenth Ward Primary
Remarks
Closing hymn, Beautiful Words of Love"
Benediction.
Rebecca ], n. Asper and Harriet B.
Harker both made brilliant addresses on
their respective subjects, and the senti-
ments expressed regarding the care OF
children. the Influences which should sur
round them, and the molding Of character.
were we'll received by the audience The
music was especially good. and the rem
ditlon OF the programme throughout was
OF the highest order. The hall was filed
TO It's capacity, and the audience was an
attentive and appreclative one, 1t was
announced that. the Primary association
would commence work for the year on
next Wednesday, and an urgent appeal
was made to the parents to send the little
ones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17

you expect him to be as clean politically
as you are. The men who are. at the
head of Apostle Smoot's morning and
evening organs are Democrats, They
have no sympathy with you or the nom
inees on the ticket which YOU are
urged to vote. These teachers teach
you politics, at so much per. Better
come out, had you not, and get on the
American band WAGONS,
In the list of places for holding the
American party primaries. the Tenth
district meeting place is given at 46l
Uintah place, rear 444 East Seventh
South 1t should have read rear 444
South Seventh East; district No, s will
be held at the residence of Joseph M.
Cohen, 407 South Second East, In dis
trict No. meeting will be held at
residence of Thomas Pitt. loo South
Fifth East, instead of Joseph II. Rives,
Ala South Sixth East; district So, at
residence of G. Smart. East Mill creek;
districts n and rs, West Jordan, at
Club hall, Bingham Junction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17

race, he cannot bear his grief, so he pre-
fers to die and die he Will, before long.
Who knows, May he join his master?
May he again know the happiness OF those
work rougheDed hands. that black. hon
est. ugly face which he loved? Perhaps
not, but II dog could speak, il a dog
could shed the tears that are such
boon to grief-stricken man. ah. what
story of sadness. what flood OF tears!
Poor old "Whiskers!"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
( A by chambsrlain's rsl

MIR. james N 81
and postmaster at aa. yelnvs'
the following state'n0D :,
child of Michael straus !.
in great pain from . . .. IA,
and as cold appllcati0'sS s,,.o,
The Inflammation, MI 0s ,ss
mo for something to si0p
pain. From the Iasi.,d SsI /
carry in stock. Ss, p,,u. %
chamberlain Is Pain D.,u ~. IA
application app1ica'ioa drew ,,.,. sa, ,.i3si ID
and gave immediats, t., fsas snS -
this Iiniment mysen sn,os d
very often for cuts, Or, ns,sr
lame back. and have =. h, f,
to disappoint. For ''''
Druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
FELL FROM A CAR
Mrs. Mary Moring, an Austrian Woman,
Badly Bruised.

Mrs Mary Moring. an Austrian living at
Bingham, fell from Warm Springs car at
Second South and West Temple streets sun
day afternoon and was badly bruised about
tho head Officers Moore and Evans picked
her up and offered her any assistance she
might suggest: but she considered herself
home where she was going Mt the time of
the accident. They therefore, placed her
on II car for the depot and she cnught tho
train for Bingham few minutes after her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
WISE GUY l11
PARLEI ?, h
congressional sy: Aspi,,
Wisey to Cons
I Stand BY Hin
"isEY PUTS HIN MN,
TO SEVERN
In So Doing He Is o.,
Speak Ont vsr
| Plainly.

Two times ave's f..
dozen an ones thIrte.p-..'
ger, very uufortuns,s
gulzed the Wise Guy
tG% tIys,n Oad coins e.. and eyed tSs i. e.
noodles noodles is fifteen CDro,!.as 1Ss lulss
mat 8 twenty-five. T6lr,.ss.'
nEe a,". Is twelve. Yield thsl ,l !
sing. sing a siren song, o,Sm, us
n,os. Farley P. 'phoned me h !.
n,gnt. ,,,g land and a-layIn' a asi,,,'
my shoulder, says be: W. 'W,'
do you want to be a ,,,a w.
you do. says he. aoct 'ns's y
Flock to your grsndmo,,,' ~
Look a-herc, Farley, do =.
l am a-yearnln' for lons..5's'u ns 5su
man, even In the hus,T
that I've got to Intros,,s. HS. !.
the way of the police ! y.
less with ongwee' To ~.
depths OF gloom says H.
ON plunsin' me by ask,ns :
sincere friend and flock r.
You might as we'll ask N. ~
the middle OF the sahara A..
all by myself What do ycs
he: Mean7 says I. WIN
II I'm your sincere friend 4
alone In this big world. n
less and aln't got q chun h
a stray maverick a-muncbIo
o monotony In the far ressl>
explored wilderness. rm-s
Has Been stingiu' 4
Hold on there. Wiser.
T. is IL as bad as that? n
says l, seem I'd at last ~,
Sion on him that no ons F
been able to make. Bad q
thunderin' sight worse. Cor
stand that the old He heIrar.|
an the whole bleedIn' f1u1
grafters Is a-stringln' you?
see EN- a-nuggIn an a-polIo'|
in the ribs when you push ill|
protuberance o. youn a
South street, a-smlrkln' AZ 4
a-blowin' yourself fer boo1s 4
Amt you never got aequair||
cappers an steerers for oIs
she'll game? What's a-eitn
way?'
There was a new e1pre|
face Of the long deluded "a
held me of at arms Iengsh
ct me long and lingerin' IN
he busted forth: 'wIsoy.' say|
you're right. Maybe ANT
nut than a llnnet- Maybe ri
the sport an plaything Of 1
unholy bunco workers. 4
seems TO indicate It. The Il
ginnin' to sift in upon me.
gracious. I'm not done JET.
get done with the Fun thsy'rl
me. I'll start In with the fI1
to have with them. ! may q
brains. but. by the Etsrz|
lungs"
" What's lungs got 10
says l. ~
May Bawl Out The 2
Lungs has got everythin|
It, says he. Ny purpose. n
ute, is 10 develop all the u
me and bawl out this bunc1
| pirates, from the top-notch|
the petiiest poems In me
hearken to the voice OF you
per. /, Farley P. Christsnsen'
paid my tithin' an never %
who have been a-winkln' al
| at the raw and rotten gfut
rarchic push, +, who never 2
was a-comln' to me at no ul
'em, Wlsey, from this minute
me go and get ole Joe s
adultery business and "a.
note of the manner IN Vais'
INFLATED and outraged. W
smilin' hypocrit Emery lp92
catch him on my horns as
down. I'll show him a lev
conspiracy game that no a
/ learned. I'm onto the myst1
lations of the whole slippel5
after 'em. Wisey. I'm ai's
Parley P. tore out OF taaI
like a bat out o. hades' 70
This minute up on the sIft
-. ;h,t lung testIn' ulacbl1
get a freckled cigar lot n,as au.s
dred pounds with your oI@ :
trainin', my boy, for tns :
an l wouldn't be surprised 1.,'' I
thin drop along about s'''
mornin'." -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
DUBOIS'S CAMP
Senator Will Deliver ~
dresses In Nortner 2

Senator Dubois will ; s'gin =. Il Il.
the northern portion s,1s ., ON on II
nights OF next wees, ~, :. at Al Sss 7
sss,h' ssi Mohler 18th ,5s ,nS gujassii, I,ssis,s,
si!9 %4. o'F1s S9as.:: a''S 3 p D5s5:isssss
pfeS pi eWomens Clubs, and Me ,sIo.si|
OF OF Mountain Home are u
Mrs. Mary Ogden omNumueii, mmii .
1uterdenominationa.i, !. eOists Oaiesss.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
BACK AT HIS POST
Gar Dispatcher Smith Rapidly Regain
ing His Normal Health.

Jasper B. Smith, the car dispatcher who
hns been for years stationed at the corner
Of First South and Main streets, has re-
turned to his post after very strenuous
month in tho Holy Cross hospital. Five
weeks ago DIR. Emerson f, Root operated
upon him for appendicitis and for many
days after the operation Smith hovcred be
tween life and death on such slender
thread that the report Of the end was daily
expected However, thanks TO q magnificent
constitution, he fought his way past the
crisis and is today rapidly approaching his
normal state OF henlth,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
Warrant Not Served,

The formality of an arrest In the case
n, Thomas sutton, charged with embezzle-
ment. was not gone through Sunday for the
reason that his bonds were fixed up before
the officer had, time to servo the warrant:
Finch's cafc and f. G. Hines OF the Hines
Mercantile company, each of whom qualified
I'm tho sum Of $1,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
Conpreeation Monteflore

Will hold "Rosh Hashom' services for
the year 5667 at their synagogue, 353
South Third East street, beginning
Wednesday evening, September 10, at
$50 p. m. Tickets for sale at So East
Second South Rev. Z. Bielsky of
Denver will officlate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17

AS far az the fremcn were able to learn
the fire which called the department. out ut
o'clock Sunday night is to he attributed
to spontaneous combustion. The alarm was
turned in from 81 South Main street when
heap Of rubbish and waste paper in the
roar OF the offices Of the Utah Gas and Coke
company was found to bc aflame. As NO
one could possibly have been near the spot
for at least twenty-four hours the spontane-
ous combustion theory is the only one that
can reasonably be entertained. The damage
xUas insignificant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17

Mrs. Josephine McCaslin will have
display and sale of hnnd-painted china
at Walker s store all week, commencing
Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
PEACH DAY
Excursion to Brigham,

September 10th, via o. s. L. Round
trip from Salt Lake s125. Special
train leaves Salt Lake at 500 a. m.
Returning, leaves Brigham at midnight.
A large supply Of peaches and melons
will be given away free to visitors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17

Mister, cnn you tell me where DR.. G.
w. Higgins's office isY Why, yes.
Didn It you know he had movcd7 he
is at No, 2S West Third South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17
SKELETON EXHUMED
Workman Makes Ghastly Find While
Digging a Trench,

While digging trench at the intersection
Of Sixth South and Post streets Saturday
afternoon, workmen employed by Contractor
Burch exhumed human skeleton which bore
evidence Of having been buried for great
many years, The skull and large bones OF
the legs and arms were, however, In a re-
markably good state OF preservation.
Acting under the impression that he had
right to his find. John Marsh. the plow.
nah who brought the ghastly relics to light,
took them TO his homo at Fourth South, be.
tween Fourth and Fifth West streets and
retained them as private exhibition for his
took possession of tho grcwsome exhibit.
Coroner Damn T. Smith was promptly mott
fed and investigation will bo made to-
day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-17

All persons who reside outside of Muir
ray Justice Precinct, who have been an
noyed by lawsuits commenced in Muir
ray, will do well to call upon the alfred
Kent Law Agency" room 20, Latimer
Bldg, SO W. End So. ST., II they want re-
lief