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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
SOUTH DAKOTA MAN
PLEASED With ZION
James A. George of Deadwood
Makes Some Pleasing
Predictions.

James A, George. n prominent attorney
of Deadwood, S. D.. was a visitor and
guest OF his old friend. Don Porter of
the Kenyon. for couple of days this
week. This was Mr.. Georges first visit
to Salt Lake. and he expresses himself
most enthusiastically in his admiration
Of Salt Lake City, its beauty. its present
prosperity and future possibilities
Mr.. George first became acquainted
with the West in the early sos, at
which time he was Inspector OF Public
Lands during Cleveland's first adminis-
tration for the then Territory OF wyo-
ming. Tint was the first Government
position he ever held, he says, and when
his term expired by legal, or, rather,
by political. limitation. he gladly sur
rendered his trust. since which time a
political Job could not be thrown at him
hard enough to hit him.
Mining in the Black Hills, Mr.. George
says, is prosperous and in healthy
condition. Many stamp mills. smelters
and cyanide plants are working full time
and making money for the operators on
very low grade ore. So perfect Is the
method of mining and milling the ore
that crude ore that only runs sl.60 In
gold TO the ton is made to pay dividends.
The Black Hills is a vast mountainous
country of low-grade ore-low in gold,
but valuable in by-products TO the ex-
tent of over s25 per ton.
The Northwestern and the Burlington
railroads run through Deadwood. and
Mr.. George is Arm in his conviction that
the time is not far distant when both
roads will enter Salt Lake. This city,
he says cannot help but be the railroad
center. as II is the receiving and dlstrib-
uting point for all this vast intermoun-
tain country. In the near future the
important cities in this great Western
country will be Chicago, Kansas City,
Denver. Salt Lake and San Francisco.
II the business men are awake TO their
interests, nothing can intervene to re-
tard substantial growth and business for
Salt Lake, Mr. George left for his Da-
kota home last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02

waves lasting over ten minutes he sue
ceedlng In landing the young ladies on
the beach. Mr., Quay, the fourth member
or the party. was brought ashore in
balf-drowned condition by another res
cuer, Arden Day, young man OF this
city
The two ladies we're taken TO their
home on Sunset avenue. and upon restor-
atives being administered. they we're
quickly revived and it Is not thought
that they will suffer from any serious
consequences from their accident.
Mr.. Twtchell was removed 10 his
home and was speedily restored TO con-
seriousness, but he is in rather a pre-
carious condition, but 1t is believed
that he will soon be completely recov-
cred,
Mr.. Quay Is likewise showing evidence
Of speedy recovery. That the entire
five people were not drowned is a mira
Gle, and that they are now alive is ow-
Ing TO the presence OF mind and un-
rivaled herosm Of the rescuers men
toned. and 10 the timely aid rendered
by a number of others"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
Beginning Of the
Busy Season

e If you were to 60 from the first floor of
the store into the basement and thence thro
the tunnel to the warehouse and shipping de-
partment you would instantly be convinced
of the near approach of Fall
" Out there big vans are unloading Fall and Winter
merchandise. Receiving clerks and helpers are busy
Big boxes and being trucked into the ware
house Others being unpacked Long rows of clerks
intenty marking new goods. Trucks are hurrying
them the store and to stock rooms Already the
fresh and bright it's new attractive Fall raj
An air of style pervades the aisles Shoppers
manifest keenes the latest trends of caprcous
Fashion From on the Transformation will be rapid
Soon this will be vertabe exposition of new Fall
things beautiful beyond description
" Feminine eyes through hout Utah. Idaho Nevada and
Wyoming look this institution for authoritative style
reflections
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
|BRAVE ACT
IS TWO LIVES
Brother Rescues His
From Watery Graves
| Santa Monica.
4 PARTY HAS
LOSE CALL FOR LIFE
4 accident in Which
4 Salt Lakers Es-
eaped Death.

Monica Press of Wednesday
allowing story regarding the
rhioh three Salt Lake per-
4 and which came near end
4. tragedy
a we're nearly lost this morn
= santa Monica. when a party
vsntured too far from the
.he foot OF Paloma avenue,
f o'clock this morning a num-
-.Ie sitting on the beach and
m the board walk on the
we're startled by the pierc-
for help coming from two
and three men who we're
a the heavy surf about TWEEN
rom the shore.
-oru colored man who was
M time was one of the first
terrible predicament of the
. he ran in the direction OF
rsrk bath house shouting for
nber Of people plunged 10 the
he distressed bathers. and
heroism and pluck displayed
tbree OF the rescuers, two
IN would have been speedily
/ fhe party at the time Of the
d Mark Quay, O young man
..xs OF age, who resides on
.>nue; Goudy Twitchell, also
ace. and a son of Judge
/ the firm Of Goudy & witch
1t attorneys OF Denver, Colo.
1|s relatives, is spending the
e Sunset avenue, Miss June
aged is. and her sister,
hIt,emore. and J, R White.
re the daughters and son OF
more, a well-knowu jurisf
City. The two young ladies',
ofher and brother, reside at
~ avenue.
1y the beauty OF the morning
ss Of the extremely heavy
D running at the time, the
bad ventured TOO far from
ND before they could realize
hey were struggling In the
Mighty breakers. A correct
hat really happened is diff
NJ. Stories told by members
and by. a number OF wit
IN details. From the va
given OF the accident 1t
Nr. Twitchell was one OF
lccumb TO the onslaught OF
md 10 shout for aid. The
<dles. alarmed at the con-
-|r companion. were seized
and were carried TO the
|ely By their brother, J. r.
md another young man,
as not learned. Mr.. Twitch-
The most narrow escape
NJ party, undoubtedly owes
7 courage and presence Of
pa Yards, a youth about IS
no lives on Dudley avenue,
1uckley. another young man
1g The season on the beach.
at the imminent risk OF
winged into the surf and
Ehaustcd and nearly un-
y Of Twitchell to the shore,
Lne hardest and most dan
les In the history of the
Whittemore owe their
avery OF their own brother.
I: " Inc party, and who is an
q night against the angry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
$3.50

Through Yellowstone Park and Return
From Salt Lake or Ogden, September
s, via the Oregon Short Line This
rate includes all rail and stage ex.
penses in addition to hotel expenses
for the seven-days' trip through the
park. The number of people will be
limited and passengers should accord
lngly make early reservations.
This will be the last excursion of the
present season.
See agents for further particulars.
City ticket Office, 201 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02

Where It Came 1fO and ClaC uId cOSC any lIUTe
for inferior suit Then there is style in suits
sell boys. They made along man-tailored lines;
they do not pull out of shape but dressy and neat
to the last day of service.
The boys clothing section still has in stock
number of spring and summer suits. These suits,
while medium in weight, can be worn long into No
vember. and then of in the spring It is econ
omy to buy these suits for school They can be
had at REDUCTION OF ONE-FOURTH.
Boys school caps have arrived. Splendid as
sortment at 35c.
The last of the stock of girls colored and white
dresses, in odd Sizes at only Toe This is quite
bargain
Our stock of misses fall and winter skirts
has arrived. All the newest plaids shown as
we'll as plain colors Prices range from $4.95 to
$50.
We are showing new Buster Brown suits for
boys All the latest shades in mixtures The sizes are
from 21a to 10 years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
Beautiful New Suits, Skirts, &c

Interest centers in suit department. Naturally
the ladies anxious to get glimpse of the newest
ideas. While nearly every article of merchandise pos
sesses certain individuality and style they par
And the new showing full of distinctive sylefea
lures. Many striking modes exhibited They reflect
the genius of able designers The range of styles broad
and cOmprehenSive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02

Ladies and children free at Wanda.
mere on Labor day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
t963&4Z3e4aEb go
Keith h-O'Briien Company
Boys and Girls School Requisites

Mothers beginning to their thoughts to school apparel
their boys and girls Already they oog around Our
here much the delight early buyers One point has been
observed strongly buying this class of goods
quality coupled with extra workmanship School clothes
constructed of durable materials amply reinforced buttons
firmly and other features observed otherwise
will play havoc with them In order obtain strength
the manufacturers ttemore make the better
than the ordinary that they will longer hold their shape
look drey This has for the
past will build up business this Mothers
quick notice the suit unusually long, do they forget
and that did than asked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
"a aractive Sale of Japan
csc Drawn Wosk Linens

"a fortunate purchase enabled us to secure the
're stock of one of the largest importers in the
nery, amounting to more than 100000. 1t is
class OF goods, beautiful in design and work
pusnp. bigger and better showing has never
, ,'lnade In Salt Lake. Every piece is pure linen
guaranteed to be hand work.
The lot aoas bought at SAVING
OF SO 1-3 per cent ON the dollar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
The Mannish Tailor Made

Among the arrivals the mannish talomade
the Prince Chap stands conpicuous 1t handsome and
and there likelihood of it being Made
mixtures and broken plads The materials superb
and the workmanship fine, The will sell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
Summer Waist Bargains

tailored linen waists wit long sleeves, finished
with neat cuffs; plated front. These waists sell
regularly for 395. Your choice S295. Suitable
for fall wear,
Another line OF linen waists with long sleeves,
hand embroidered fronts The 81 so waist will sell
for $345; the 1915 value for S+,95; the $50 for
S595; 1915 for $7,75,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-17

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
FOR civic

The meetings begun last Sunday
night by the Las Vegas churches for
the purpose Of calling attention tn
moral conditions In our community,
will be continued Sunday evening
next by a union service In the Meth.
odist Episcopal church. Those who
heard the powerful address by DR..
Morley last week will look forward
with lively expectancy TO the discourse
10 he given next In the series By the
Rev. II. n. Treat Of the First Baptist
church,
The pastors realize that the c
OF these efforts depends mainly on
the interest taken In them by the
people at large. aud. for that reason.
do most earnestly ask the co-opera.
ton OF every person Who cares for the
true moral development Of u city
and community. The ministers mos.
heartily ask the presence. not only Of
those who may agree with them, but
also Of those who think they DO O
agree. Let every one then make a
date Tor next Sunday evening. and
also in the meantime take pains 10 In.
terest some others In the same event.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
FOR SALE:

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Price 49,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
HARRIS REAL ESTATE
COMPANY.

TIE assaeess a ahe nssio1z1 saard
might have haai~a thai irsfe sLezsSr
manager lecture Jsdx~ Hspe and
sivsa hin N a-sssrsssisy %. sAos
~hssher or ma d. ruling d . New
rssk eosrs saa aay saee. 10 sAe fsoe
u . ssriasssl N~s Msxies ssssais.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
PERSONAL MENTION

Esasse. Gaasn~ "A cass~saaa ID n
nze sry sa-sxR,
a. a. Gsaa~ssss has srs#snea o. Aas
aa.e N aas asaxAas sfs<x ozssrsrs-
ing ais s&~A sass ~ pssssrs ia this
chr.
a nsess 10 in ss~ rsas today iron
mis- hom~ n Spxiasrx.
D~n~xrso szsss sexs this cry this
nur.ing lar ch1s~xsaa ~ ssn has
sanily n shz1 pssc~.
Miss Asas RseEe. sasrssstsaseas al
TIE pshasc schools - ne ssss ssae.
s<ss so1ay ssr Desver.
ysAge "a. l. Nssae ~ kzasss Chs.
60 of tAe s~xsi aAsiSers a ahs santa
Re raifrus1, b sa~siiag . fss days
is LIS yeeAa
Secretary WIN G, RsEaes a The cat
lie saateary hoard ressrned YESTERDAY
sferuosa fron . trip % norsey.
spriases ss1 L. JassS. He ssss that
yery little rsia hAs fSil~a In that
mart Of Ccsorado he visited.
-Isseector Nspisr a tie cattle Ssni
sary hoard t<fs Yesterday 10 inspect
some hides q Beaen. Inspector Tuek-
or. ske his eAzne a that district.
In ssiii in the ha<passi n A~ibaaaesaae.
Mr. Tucker 10 almost seli nov though
and expects to BE- -stie 10 BE- out
in Q fes mare days
Him Ieonard arrived In fosn this
morning from his home a Trout
Springs to be present and greet the
Los Angeles Eiks on their arrival In
this city. /.
I'd. French i-fs last night 90 No.
3 % attend the meetings u the D. r.
o. z. grand lodge Il that place.
A. A. Meaoney will leave the city
Saturday for beaver where be ex.
rects 10 have the time of his life with
brother Hks ut the meeting IL the
Grand lodge.
J. II. Daley arrived In the city yes.
tsrday afternoon from his home a. He-
troit. Mich. and may decide 10 locate
here. He r. a brother Of the yell.
known electrician. James Daley. Of
this city. ana the young men had not
seen much of each other Or six
years.
Martin Seisado Is In the city today
from his home at Mliasra on business.
Juan de dos Lncero OF Los Con
ehas spent the day In town visiting
With friends.
Andres Gaiiesos IL In the city from
Chaperito today on business.
Mrs. W. L. Thompson and daughter.
Of Muscatins. Ia. will arrive In the
city nett Saturday 20 visit With
friends In Las Vegas. They formerly
resided In this city.
Jose Amador gisaeros h In the
city today from his home al Canon
Blaneo.
sotero Iucero Of chaperito h In
town on business. He reports that
they have been having very heavy
rains At Chaperito.
Rev. /. q. Jacobs has arrived In
the city from his home al Ration.
10 hold regular Lutheran services In
city Sunday. h
J. Minimum and Billy Taylor left the
city this morning Tor Kroenie lakes.
where they will spend the day fish.
Ing. /
Juan Trujiiio vent TO tiailinas
ON q business trip this mora.
Ing.
NJ. J. Drury and daughter were In
The city yesterday from Ration. /
Quite a delegation was In the city !,
yesterday from Springer. The visi. ,
tors included q. W. Gillespie. T.
D. Brown. Y r.. 0'Neil. Ros Gonzales.
Trujilio and Andres Deap- |
nero. ,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

The W. I. Swain company. located
In the big tent. will present tonight
the popular emotional drama East
Lynne" Considering the creditable
manner this company has presented
other dramas during their engage.
ment in las Vegas. Il Is safe to ex.
pect a good production OF East Lynne
tonight.
One lady free with one paid - cent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

9saose CITY Live oeeeh
Kansas Gus. July i3.-csIsie ~
o~iesS. sass: market steady. Nssiye
steers. ssssa tsris: southern steers.
s-7sa ssea: souaherr coss. ssAsa
$50: natise eoss ana hsafsss. eses
@Ssss: ssaeksns zad feeders. ss.s0
ss.s: bull. s..seHsaas: calves. s-ss
Gssaa: western led sisers. ss.Isa
esss: sessesn Ted eoxs. s.ss9sesa,
eAseo Asssasts
Sheep receipts. i!asa: market
ssroag. Muttons. ssesessss: ismas.
ssesGssas: rang. w~sherx. sSeou
ssse: Ted eses. sssessssa.
g. lesis WssL.
IN. Louis. July i..-wsa market
STEADY: quotations nneasaxec.
Chicago lisssseek
Chicago. july iS.-casiie receipts.
1000: market ssrong. Beeyes. Ss.ie
aSs-s6: eoss and heifers. si..sa
ss2a: siockers and feeders. t.eesi
ss-se: Texans. ssso1ss.ss: calves.
ssesGt!eo.
sheep Nsessesa
sheep receipts. 5000: market
steady. Sheep. Stsaase.is: lambs.
s5.s5ass.i5.
Messrs. John Morrow. u. W. Eos.
Ter and 7. d. tIeb we're visitors in
the city yesterday from Ration.
J. r. Greer OF Ios Animss. Cola,
arrived In las Vegas yesterday.
W. =. Martin arrived In the city
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

W. y. Martin arrived In the city
from Los comillos.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

More than tSsaa@ szs fousx I'm A.,
s~ssAss asss letters that hare he~m
Disposed u In The last yesr. aaser ra@
dar-~tioa Of fsarTa Assasasns Post.
master Gea@rsi u Gas. Besides
ssasy. there sene nsny rslushs~s.
Aasssf sss!sss sas restored 70 the
osn~ss. sad the balance sas aura~i
MO The treasury Tor Redemption
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

J. r. Greer Of Ios Animss. Cola,
arrived In Las Vegas yesterday,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

Ranch butter At Biy's 81
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
SCIENTIFIC RECORD
or THE EARTHQUAKE

Oakland, Apsii "a. q. Losarh.
Irer, director Of the students oh
servatOry at the university of Cal.
itosnia today gave out the following
record of the earthpuaqe:
"The principal part Of the earth.
quake came In two sections, the first
series Of vibrations lasting for about
forty seconds, The vibrations dimIn.
lshed considerably during the foi.
lowing ten seconds and then con,
tinued with renewed vfgor for ahoHt
twenty-five seconds more. But even
at this writing tabou ~ M The
disturbance has not ms vet subsidized
M slight shocks are being record
ed at frequent intervals on the Ewinp
seismograph. ~
The principal direction Of motion
was from snuth.southeast 70 north,
northwest. The remarkable feature
Of this earthquake, aside from its
intensity. was Its ratary motion. As
seen from the print. the sun total
Of all displacements. represents d
very regular ellipse and SOLE of tho
lines representing the earth's motion
can be traced along the whole cir
conference. The three severest
earthquakes on r cord in this vicin.
ity r those Of October 81, 1906
March 80, 1898 and that Of today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

The romantic career of the marquis
Of Graham reached a climax when HI
engagement was announced 10 Lady
Mary Hamilton. the richest heiress
IN England. He Is 81. has been before
the mast, has served on Brasssys
yacht. has worked with the naval brk
Eade In South Africa and has been
press censor at Cape Town. III Fl
good looking, while his future bride
can best be described as comely. she
has s2.25e.aa0 - well as an annuity
Of 5000. while her estates are worth
si25.O00 q year more. From q Scotch
point Of view a union oof the heir 4
Mortrose 10 the only child Of a duke
ri Hamilton Ii positively inspirins
and ideal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

: Science has proved that the moor
has an atmosphere. which makes If
In some form possible on that satellite
but not for human beings, who have
hard enough time on this earth q
ours; especially those who don't know
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