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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
BUSINESS IN IDAHO
WAS NEVER BETTER
Railroad Extensions Are Among
Good Signs That Speak
of the Future.
BANKER STATES THAT
MONEY IS NOW EASY
Erecting Sugar Factory That
Will Give Employment to
Great Many.

G. D. Smell. Jr, cashier Of tho First
National bank of Payettc, Idaho. and
of the bank at Spanish Fork. Utah, Is a
guest at the Wilson. having just finished
an inspection OF tho Spanish Fork bank
Speaking of financial and other matters
In Idaho he said.
Idaho Money Is Easy.
Money Is easy with US In Idaho be-
cause many people arc Hooking in there
10 take up irrigated land. and they bring
class that ordinarily settle In new
country. and work TO clear land without
means to develop IT They must pay for
the land and the water to cover IT and
must give evidence of financial strength
TO keep their contracts
Great Irrigation Project.
The Government has the great Pay
ette-Boise project for irrigation under
way there, whereby the Boise river will
De turned over some $4,000 acres of land
forty five miles from Boise. The Oregon
Short Line road runs through tho land
Tho Payettc Valley Railroad company Is
organized to build a road up Payette val
ley TO now town called New Plymouth,
twenty miles above and later on will aY
tend tho road to Timber
New Sugar Factory.
Tho Western Idaho Sugar comnonv
VIII begin work at once on a million dol
lar beet sugar manufacturing plant They
hayo the acreage now IN beets Ours is
C fine country for good farmers and our
sheep men are making all kinds OF
money. Our wool clip is just In for de-
livery. and 1t is tho heaviest we ever
had. and what IS better. we shall get 20
cents per pound for IT,
Strange Labor Condition.
I'VE have a strange labor condition IN
there. Our bank Will pay out $50 900 "a
japanese labor for thinning out the beets
and arc making money at IT,
II have been, long ago, and now an,
a subscriber to. and admirer OF the cour
and tho paper is priced much by our peoI
plc f0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
ALLEGED BAD CHECKS
CAUSE OF HIS TROUBLE
Harry M'CIoud Is Arrested on
a Very Serious
Charge.

Upon complaint of several business
mon in the vicinity of the Short Limo
depot and South Temple street yesterday
afternoon, Harry McCloud. aged 45. was
arrested by Omcer Pierce, and lodged In
the city Jail, charged with Issuing worth
loss checks
Had Check on Person.
Two pieces OF commercial paper werc
found upon him. One was q check for
SIS drawn by IL. Harris 6 Co.. upon
Walker Bros bank to the order OF II.
c. Lewis, and dated juno 2. 1896. Tho
check was indorsed with tho name OF II.
G Lewis.
Signatures Not Distinct.
Tho other was draft for 1887. dated
April ~. 1906, and drawn by the Bank
OF Hamilton. Vancouver. b. -, upon the
This was made out In favor OF tho Cres-
cent Dairy company of Vancouver, and
was signed by tho NJ r. Anson company
The signatures ON both instruments were
indistinCt and hard TO decipher.
Has Been In Trouble.
Tho check and tho draft. the police say,
are worthless According to the author
tiles MCCloud ls a professional confidence
man and he Ia well known to tho police
OF this city and State 1t is stated by
the ponce ln1l Il SlnB nllI
with grand larceny and which was Is
sued more than two years ago, Is still
hanging over him. This charge will also
be pressed.
Refused to Answer.
McCloud was interviewed last night
and profeSsed Ignorance as to the reason
for his arrest They cant find any
thing against me-" he said, as he laugh.
lngly peered through the bars I'm g
tea and coffee salesman. and was doing
no wrong"
Were those checks good or bad7" h:
wac asked pointblank. Now, you n
asking a very pointed question" repliet
the prisoner, as hs rolled a cigarette.
Police Are Glad Over Arrest,
The police assert that McCloud. with
q woman was implicated about a yea
| ago. In the robbery of man near thu
Saltalr depot. but because of tho lack o
evidence both escaped punishment Th
authorities are tickled because of Nc
Clouds capture. and say they have,
| good man. McCloud VIII be tried be
| fore Judge Diehl tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
GUESTS AT SALTAIR
Lester Langford Entertains Gradual
ing Class Saturday Night.

Lester Langford. graduate of the
Lowell school. gave a party at Seltair
to the members OF the graduating class
Of that school forty in number Satur-
day evening. The courtesies OF the trip
included transportation and a general
good time at tho lake. On Monday even
ing the entire Lowell school. including
pupils and teachers to the number OF
about 500, will be given tickets to the re-
sort by Mr.. Langford, and they will
spend the evening there as his guests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Turner Bros, hay, Grain and Coal,
I25 East Second South. Phones 1895.
Couldn't Find Men.

Sheriff Emery and County Attorney Chris
tensen returned last evening from Bingham
Junction, wherc they had gone in search Of
two Grccks. who with another, now confined
In the county jail, assaulted. IL IL alleged
james Aobcy. employed in the United States
smelter. The mon worc not caught.
Mnooy 10 much better and IL expected to
recover IN a few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
WEDDING is ANNOUNCED
Miss Ef1e Riddle and Henry & Kiln
gender Married in 1904.

The announcement by Mrs. Robert Rid
die of the marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Ef1e J.. to Henry Key Klingender,
which occurred in Ogden, October 70. 1904.
no doubt will be received with great sur
priso by the host OF friends that the
bride has in this city. and the fact that
tho affair has been successfully kept q
secret for a year and O half makes 1t
even more interesting, as mono of the
slightest suspicion OF such n thing
No Announcement Made.
Nr, and Mrs Klingender have known
one another for many years. having been
close friends in Colorado when they both
lived In that State At the time of the
marriage circumstances were such that
Mrs. Klingendcr could not well leave Salt
Lake and Mr.. Kundenger's business TAX
ing him to Goldheld. New 1t was de-
clded TO make no announcement of tho
marriage.
Bride Is Popular.
Mrs. Klingender has an exceptionally
large circle OF friends in Salt Lake, hav-
Ing taught In the schools of the city for
tho past fourteen years. She bears an
excellent record as an instructor and has
large social acquaintance.
Will Make Home in Nevada.
Mr.. Klingender IS engaged In the min
ing business at Goldneld. New, and ar
rived in Salt Lake Saturday from that
place to claim his bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kllngender leave today for tho coast.
where they will spend about a month
and will then go to Goldfield where they
will make their home
raf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
For Over Fifty Years

An old and well-tried remedy. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has been
used for over flfty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success, 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by drug
gists In every part Of tho world Be
sure and ask for Mrs, Winslow's
Soothing SErup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
A GREAT BAN

Fifty cents o week ~, s N /
tax will buy a beaatEuH
in Poplar Grove ), 0ss ..s
proved additions 3 "a S,sI. - -
minu.os take you 10 - -
inspection OF ,l', tnls eir
This is without eus,Ss
portunlty ever Offers e. .
acc acquiring a site ..1.., 70.
Wicks. SO State su"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
THE MONARCH VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER
In the up-to-date typewriter. PEN
broke Stationery Co, sell it
TITLE is QUIETED
Large Number of City Lots Are Per-
fected as to Title.

has rendered a judgment in favor Of the
pla!ntin In the suit 10 quiet title OF the
Salt Lake Investment company against
T. J. Lynch. ct al The following de-
Judgment, by which the entire rights to
utle arc vested in the plaintiff:
All OF lots 8, 10. II, II. block l. and all
OF lots 8. 10. II. II, 13. IA. Is, 16. II and
B. in block 2, OF Utah Southern addition
TO Salt Lake City; all OF lot I3 block /
and lote l, 2. 30, 80 and "a, In block 2, OF
ThompSsson's subdivision OF plat C. Salt
All OF lots % and 30, in block / Of
Gives subzdivlslon of block IS. plat c,
2, block 8. Byers 6 Tolles's addition to
Salt Lake City, all of lot u and the
west half OF lot 10. oil OF lots IS, Is. 20
q and q. In block e Jordan addition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Baccalaureate Service.

AZ Sis this evening q baccnlaureate serv,o.
VIII be held at the assembly hall TannIo
block. The following is tho prrronrnss
Prayer. Rabbi Charles ]. F'reund ounrtotto
Messra Whitney. Pyper Spencer and Ensirn.
sermon, The Happy Life" DR. Josoph p
aerrilli vocal eolo. 20 Rest in tho Iord,.
(HandcD, Miss Enzel Barncs; honadintinn olu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03

Joint Memorial Services Will be held
In the City cemetery Sunday afternoon,
June 3. All Woodmen are requested to
be at l. o. 0. F. hall at 1:S0 p. m. sharp
on said day to take part In the grand
parade. Every Woodmen is expected to
take part. BY order of the joint COM
mittees, Camps Sc and 33S, L, NJ. Yam
ner secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
GORDON ACADEMY LUNCHEON
Event Is Planned for the Seniors and
Faculty Of School.

The undergraduates of tho Gordon
academy win give a luncheon for the
seniors and faculty Mt the University
club Monday. Juno 4. The guests will
be President Hazen. Miss Bishop. Miss
AtchInson Miss Harvey and Prof Bis
sell The Misses Edna Farnsworth. Jen-
ME Bucklln. Dorothy Thompson, Ivy Sny-
der. Carol Evans. airline Tibbetts, Hazel
Tappington.
The hostesses will be Lucy Lewis. Gene
Winder, Irma Cahoon, Edith Mitchell
Harriett Goliath. Agnes Lewis and Stella
Davis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Suit to Quiet Title.

William Dunker1y has filed suit IN the
Third District court against Rose q
Dunkerly to quiet title to part Of lot /,
block 36. plat A Salt Lake City survey
The property is valued at $780, and
Jointly by himself and tho defendant and
that che now claims title to the entire
property,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
DEATH OF CASHIER
Of DESERET NEWS
John A. Evans, Victim of Street
Car Accident, Died Last
Night.

John A. Evans, cashier OF the Deeeret
News. died at $50 Saturday night at his
residence. 174 B street. as result OF In
Jurics he received by falling from South
Temple street car four weeks ago.
Injury Proved Fatal.
Mr.. Evans attempted to aight from tho
car while 1t was going at full speed and
was thrown on his head, receiving u
wound that rendered him unconscious for
several hours. He was taken to tho Holy
Cross hospital whore no regained oon-
sciousness after several hours, and recov-
ered sufficiently to be able 10 return TO his
homo after being at the hospital about
ten days. His condition continued to I'M
prove until about q week ago. when ho
had a sudden turn for the worse, and
since then has beon unconscious most OF
the time.
Operation Was Unavailing.
Drs. Richards and Gowans decided on
Friday that an operation would be neces-
sary, and considerable blood, which was
clotted on the brain, was removed The
operation did not seem TO Improve tho pa
tents condition, and he continued to sink
until the end came last night.
Active In Church Work.
Mr.. Evans was Al years OF age and had
been in the employ OF tho News Tor
sellor to Bishop Fred Clawson of tho
Eighteenth ward of the Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Latter-day Saints and had al
ways been an active church worker.
No Arrangements Made for Funeral.
The deceased leaves q widow and nine
children. the oldest of whom Is nineteen
years and the youngest but few months
olo. No arrangements for the funeral
have been made as yet, and the announce
ment Will be made later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
NESLEN GOES EAST
Sufficiently Recovered From Recent
Injuries to Take Vacation.

W. F. Ncslcn, tho well-known real es-
tate dealer will leave today for Boston
on three weeks combination business
and pleasure trip.
Mr.. NeSlen was severely injured some
two years ago by being thrown from his
buggy onto the street pavement and
Eincc that time he has been in decidedly
poor health. or recent months. how
over. he has taken a radical change for
the better to tho extent that he Is en-
abled to make the present trip alone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Woman's Progressive Club.

The Woman'u Progressive club WAS nicely
entertained Thursday by Mrs. Atkinson They
STe making special preparation for their grand
pan ana dumbbell drill by tho Culture club
at Harmony hall Thursday, Juno T. They
WI also navo their annual sermon Sunday,
Juno ". All friends are invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Larger Verdict First Time.
S. D. Evans Moves.

s. D. Evans. the well-knovn undertaken,
has moved his place Of business from tho
ground floor OF the Belmont hotel TO his
new building nt is South state street, just
north OF tho Rocky Mountain Boil Tclc-
phone company's building
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
University Alumni Reunion

Preparations completed for the alumni
banquet to be given at tho University next
Wednesday night and oil things point TO
another delightful reunion of the graduates and
faculty. Tho banquet commences at $50 sharp
and will DO followed by program OF toasts
the themes and eentimonts to DO answered by
we'll known members OF the alumni. Dancing
Will follow the programme and IL is expected
that graduates OF Utah's famous University
viii be out in force TO honor tho occasion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
WEATHER FOR TODAY
Partly Cloudy Is Forecast Issued by
the Local Bureau.

Partly cloudy is the extent OF the fore
cast ISSUED by the local weather bureau
Saturday for this region today The
weather all over the United States, ac-
oording TO reports received Saturday
morning, was generally clear and mild
with the exception OF numerous light
rains and thunder storms
Heavy Rains in South.
The greatest precipitation was In the
Middle South and East, In which region
ralnfalls were reported as follows: Ash
Vile. y. C, 1.o4 inches New Orleans and
Abilene, Tex. ,9S inch each, Knoxville.
Tenn. So inch, and Washington, D c.,
70 inch The light local showers were
on the Atlantic coast region. while in tho
Sntormountain country the skies were
mostly clear. The southwest portion Of
tho United States was mostly oloudy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Miss Williams to Sing.

Scrupulous cleanliness, and proper In
gredients IN proper proportion, are all
that enter into the making Of
MOUNTS Purity Pickle Products,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
University of Utah Summer School

June IL to July 20. Normal school for
teachers. Courses in high school and
college subjects. Special courses In
dressmaking. cooking. manual training
and manual training for boys. For Cir
cuiar address Secretary Of Summer
School u OF u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Woman,s American Clnh

The Womnns American club Will rnect 1y,,h
Mrs L. Q. Rilder. l014 South Ninth Fas,
donooy afternoon nt ESQ o'clock A lerva -
tendance OF members u desired 30 AZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Engagement Announced

Word has been received in this city from
Everett. Mas0., announcing the engagement
OF Miss Grace Wakefield Bacon and John w.
Cannoll. son Of City Clerk Cannsu of Ev-
arett-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Woman's Republican Club.

The Womans Republican club will meet
Mondny ut y. ut the homo OF Mrs E.
Bonncmort, TIC East South Temple street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Off on Long Trip.

Mr and Mira ]. W Fewkes OF this city
havo left for Los Angeles. San Francisco and
Yellowstone Park. and Inter will go TO Chicago
and New York on their way to Europe. to bo
gone one year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
WALL PAPER.
The Woodmen of the World

Paints. mouldings, burlaps. etc. a
lowest prices. Geo. W. Ebert & Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
LAST JURY CASE
Federal Court Will Dispose Of Ono
Moro Action This Term.

On Monday In Federal court the trial
Will be commenced of the case OF the
Lime King Mining company against the
Bingham Copper and Gold Mining COM
pany. This Is the last jury case on the
docket for the present term
II is brought to recover damages on
an alleged breach of contract for the do
livery OF lime by the plaintiff TO the de-
fendant company smelter. 1t Is alleged
that the plaintiff offered to fulfill its part
OF the contract, but that the defendant
refused to accept the performance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
HIGHEST IN ITS HISTORY
Weber River on Decoration Day
Broke All Previous Records.

H S. KeInschmidt, photographer for
tho reclamation service, returned to Salt
Lake Saturday from taking measure
ments of the flow of tho Weber and Bear
rivers. Mr.. Kleinschmidt etates that the
Weber river on Decoration day was the
highest II has been since a record of its
dow was first kept
Made at Plain City.
These measurements were made at
Plain City, six miles west OF Ogden, be-
low the junction OF the Weber and Og-
den rivers. and at that place the water
not reached before since the settlement
OF the country. Tho Bear river at Bingle
Idaho. is also the highest 1t has been in
two years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
DAvA|AG IA i \
Of |NPll||
Report in !. sn,,t NJ
''nplish Ai,is|
for st,ts
COMES As PTyAl
NOTICE 7a,,>
Will Clear the Ats,,.
Lead to Improved
| tiens IN VaI'

on Privileges .os :, q sss
at0r at smoot holding :.
eeo,s "a states Senate orr. D.
main topic Of dI.,s' ll'
III Al ,a1 - Community on" ss,ss,,
in AS ibs 10 ssas. the ultimate ~.
Of onI,Iaa e%S senate thea va, =.
nat 'plnl0a nm ! on the po,s, ~
n1".,ah not tho Senate Wi. !. -
oy Sn a two.thirds yoi. %
ron was that Tia se r la
that he would b. s1' 40
him. estt -
.a church Taught s.,.
tfuea tSsra as 10 the fua e.
eles. political, 500 sas,,i Tie.s|
one point, and ia. :
what action bs s tss.,s ~
action OF the ea Sssa y al
upon the Hierarchy :,
mat all political q
ference .., must ceass. r., !.
taught a severe I.. ut t7|
publican publican ofhcs-hoHs. "
interfere ~ In polticai ,s,n.|
70 To- send a high ehu-rsSa - &
ton ion, 70 0 represent lie a..
''cal ai1airs OF the SsSs;
People Will sus.,t. n
| AS the case waa u,..,.~
nmuentiol politician sss -
Democratie ruls, uSd ! ~ -
OF tho dominant fHi,k. -
tho church leade7s," y; ~ I
given an opportuuity !. ~
merconary and obSori.s
me exercise Of ibe 80
| rights OF the Me- sI
The Mormon psos,s% ~ !;
are tired. weary All ~
measure by the corarS
tated BY their leadesr n. .
longer led by arrczari Es'
action OF the Se5si..
them full oPportunIly d =
test against the err,l ~
nation OF the heads .. 4. :
message OF the peoss :
states seems to ts itl, &.
faction OF the church r',s
Nation will reform thss =
formation all the p4Ovs Z
necessarily sure." go
A Migty Good Lrzu
But whether or not ps.t
TO Utah a private ci.tI,- ,
has been accomplktH
hierarcns who SleA -
Brigham street. are os,z-
ficauon to them is sus1c:
tlon understands tttIr ~
duplicity and Is sueAa
will 6eo to Il In frlss =
sulct observance Of u
rights Of the peepIa K
wealth
Dawning Of Impw5h
And more than all tki5.
tho committees rspuTt b
an era OF improved cq1
This was a prevalent ~
cussion OF Saturday. y
thoroughly awakers u :
conditions In this State
have heretofore ben Q -.
TO the peace and sstz1 4
munity, conditions VIZ 4
like a milestone on The "a (
trious. honest and preTts:, ,
the committees scties ; 4
the beginning Of The q. I
bearable conditions K VI
improved condition q St5|
Clearing Of Az
It Is q clearing OF ttt -
will lead to 8 0neds:a !
and tho State not kssl
because men Will MeE ~
Of tho nation Is ePo. =
created those condlH0a =
ture they Will aot crt
despotic influence ane 80!
hnvo cursed this peo7A
cade. II really opens "
further development q -
this State, Of which esN Y
wealth. for men Eill H'I
and reinforced cosNesa
upon any enterprise
Much Good Aoc'7
Even though notshs ~
complished. q misEIy ~ g. ~
by tho report In @ lns
community, TN. 1 &C., =,
give way TO rea. Sva n
erty, that the psopis g
up hero what Il sssI l.S /.
splendid commonveAl1
termountain regieh o., ~
magnificent work VII ="
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Operation Was Unavailing.

DR.. F. F, Reed. Dentist, has removed
his Office to suite 315 Progress building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
WO0DMEN MEMORIAL DAY
Members Will Decorate Graves Today
at g O'clock

Joint memorial services and the decora-
ton OF graves Of former mcmbers OF the
order will be held by members of the
Woodmen OF the World this, Sunday,
afternoon In the City cemetery at s
o'clock. All Woodmen are requested to
report at l. o. o. F. hall on Market
street at l:30 o'clock Tho exercises and
the demonstration will be under the Joint
supervision OF camps Nos SO and SSS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03

When In Provo eat at tho Vienna Cafe.
where they carry the best OF everything
the market affords.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
MARRIED IN DD
Eastern Man Cones ss
for Els sdx

A telegram SlT reosiTe,os I'D I
urday from psnSea1s nv,sassr y
in that city on fsNf & e
Jr.. T OF Buffalo, ,.h,.r =: 4 q
Glasmann. dalsn'siT n.
,i,ahs ,n he the end OF :. : 81
i. ~ wear es ago wheo vi X, ., I
f5rst 4 time in sal; lS 81. n
tnchment T., IVES q Il
the young couple ,,;lE,s,
Mr.. pabcocS lex ~ 's ~
according acc to a.prs, a %.
met met again in DtS,sco sssoocs y
followed foil Mr, Mr;,o1S,SSis SSSSis 60
mrTIllionalre SI autSiOSu1s SoSus ~
psrsne' t.o event By VIZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Lille johnson Wants Divorce.

Lille NJ. johnson has filed suit for d.
vorce in the Third District court against
Harry l.. Johnson. alleging non-support
Tho couple was married in Salt Lake
county March %. 1901. and havo had one
child, aged 4 years Tho plalntin asks
for the dissolution Of the marriage ties
and for tho custody OF tho child.
Perhaps you have not tried MOUNTS 8
Pork and Beans. Then you do not know
that the finest on the market are made
right here in Salt Lake.
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RECEIVERS SECOND VERDICT
Samuel Nixon Again Is Awarded
Damages in Federal Court

The trial of the case of Samuel NJ.
Nixon against tho Southern Pacific Rail
way company was concluded Saturday
afternoon In the Federal court and the
jury returned q verdict In favor OF the
$1,000. This action was brought to recover
for damages to the plaintlT who was
wropgfully put or n train OF the Do
fendant company The amount originally
asked for was $1,000
Larger Verdict First Time.
At the first trial verdict was returned
awarding damages to the amount OF $3.50
but a new trial was granted by the court
on the ground that the amount was ex-
cessive as compared with the dana sc
actually incurred
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personal u

c F. s@,9.s 2. 9,..s5.I7sss n "a - !
cisco. and is
strong avsot~
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EveDtai1"|

g:s,: ss:s :s:ss:: 9::'s 9s:::$s':|' g 4 f.: !,
E,ae East FIRST south.