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finish and the sleeves can be Gus 9n
below the cuffs IL elbow length is os,
sired. The skirt 10 out in four goLse,
and is closed invisibly beneath 'n'
boz plait at the centre back. -
The quantity of material requires
for the medium size t12 years. . o99
yards p, 4s4 yards 80 or AZ yaiIos =
inches wide with q yard 10 inonei
wide for the ohemisette and Guns au1
315 yards Of banding.
The pattern $3.50 is out IN sizes ~
girls of s, 10. ~ and IA years OF Hge'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Fenwick Island Land Co

The Fenwick Island Land Co. enter
tanned a number Of guests at the Clayton
House last evening. The visitors were
from Philadelphia and dinner was
served in one Of the private parlors Of
tho hOiel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
o"aa~aa~ ~ B. DANFORTH Druggist second na.ear4
| CURED MY RUPTURE
VIII Show You How To Cure Yours
FREE.

helpless and bedrdden for years from double rupt
10 could hold. Doctors said would die If operated oB
fooled them all and cured myself by simple discovery win
the free by mail II you write for IT, me and b
tnce cured thousands It will you Write today Capt
Ceilings Box SOC Waiertown, n. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Detective Grnv Sworn In

Charles =. Gray, the newly-appointcd
state Detective. was sworn In yesterday
by Edward T. Price, attorney and notary
public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Tnr nnlnn nncnrnntnh.

The oity tax Office, In East Sixth
street. has been provided with a fine
new carpet, which improves the APP
poarance of the place very much.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25

Dyspepsia ie our national Ailment. BUR-
dock Blood hiiiers Is the national cure for
II. u strengthens stomach membranes
romores now Of digestive juices, purihss
the blood, builds you up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25

ANY skin itching is a temper-tesier. The
more you scratch the worse Il itches.
Doan's Ointment cures piles. eczema--any
skin itching. Al all drug stores.%
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
A ouarnnteed cure Tor Pnes.
no rnqnre hi rnrmInr.

Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding piles
Druggists aro authorized to refund money II
hazo Ointment ia ils TO cure. 6 to IA days. 5Oct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Heavy Travel.

Because of heavy travel on the p. B. &
W. railroad yesterday, several trains were
run in sections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Three Houses Damaged This
Morning by a Mysterious
Blaze.
lard WORK FOE FIRENEN
They Had 10 Cut the Roofs to
Get at the Flames.
DIFFICULTIES WERE OVERCOME
And the Blaze Was Ouenched
In Thirty Minutes.

r, line 10 Looked ns if All Of the Houses
10. Tho Row Would iaii a. rioy 90 The
flames, But Cood Work ON the Part OF
the Fireman Prevented This.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25

Phone and ask C. e. Pierson, 913 Mar
ket street, TO adjust your loss, if you carry
a policy with him*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
Old Building FaYOrabg Com
melted Upon by a Visitor
From New York.
is HISTORIC APPEARANCE
impressed the Stranger to a
Great Extent.
WENT THROUGH THE BUILDING
In Company With His Host,
Mayor wilson.

The Visitor Thought the Structure Should
be Preserved, which Opinion Is shared
by Many. Who would Like to See a
Municipal building Erected In Another
Location.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
DanderIne Is So ExhiIarating,
InvIgOrafing

and strengthening to both the hair and scalp that even
orovanents II at once imparts sparkling brlllancy
and velyety softness to the hair and few weeks use
l cause new hair sprout out all over tho scalp and
grow abundantly long and beautiful. Oselt eYeIy osy
h. enough 10 complete whatever growth you desire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
EXPLANATORY LETTERS
Commercial Club Writes Councilman
Davis and Ogden's Mayor.

Tho following self-cxpnnatoryy letters 10
Councilman A j. Davis and Or. h. VI Con-
roy, Mayor of Ogden. were Monday written
by Fisher Harris secretary OF the CONNER
Clal Climb
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EDWARD kEMPF TELLS
Of FRISCO EXPERIENCES
Salt Lake Man, Wife and Baby
We're in the Big Earth
quake.

Edward Kempf, wife and baby returlieu
to Mr.. Kempf's parents home "' 4Y''
South Seventh East street, mondaS' n"
Inc beon I'm the San Francisco trouoleS Aot
two days. Both parents stood ths
well. but the child In arms actua"y
tbrove on the good Will and KINDNESS "a
tho woman who cared for IT ia the eN-
trcm.ty OF trial. o,s
Mr. Kernnf said; I'VE had rooms at !Ie
O. Farrell street. and when the hrst Snoon ,,S,r,
came we got out Into the stIee' nv onr-
as We could, to find hu hun9reps5 ,e5 iii badly
frightened wife. OF course hhd DhoS N
her arms and was the center Oh MUCH
kind attention from the IaoleS'
Crowd Good Natured.
..In common with all, we were driven
back block by block, Till we got 10 Mill
son park and thcre we stoppe9 10 S,,t
1t was motley crowq soIhelIIa Iartu aroyyd
It was a good-natured and oruerly clV",
and all sought TO make the Desl vi ~. ~
The procession OF vehicles, G., plsGS, o9
wagons and arm chairs with rochets On
them were filed with the sCant Uois
inps of the poor, and they toileo along
dragging them TO places OF saisly, .o
s'We had plenty OF water the hrst W.
days. for the mains were ,s nos no,rId he
bought around there, l saw nolhinS " VI
bad behavior In any one ana IL Wou'u ~ w..
a bad place and time for any man W ms %
behave We finally determined To SCI "
the ferry building at all hazards, and ma
To walk some seven miles 10 get TWO
miles In straight line.
Spent Night in Street.
I'VE spent one night in the, street. part
OF the time on Il mattress and part Oh thc
time on the ground. Naturally we were were
tired out and glad to get change Our
baby stood It In fine shape
When we got to Oakland we SI1Si i9uha
the place crowded. but 1t was an orderly
crowd. and tho kindest lot OF people
ever met The Oakland relief commltlee
took charge of our baby and washed ahu
dressed him. and the president OF the
committee, Mrs Merritt. OF 100 Jackson
street. took us to her home and gave us
her own room. SHE is wealthy woman
and we were very grateful for her Kind
ness When tho time came for MS TO go,
the people titted US out with food ana the
railroad passed us free 10 Salt Lake.
No Dreadful Sights.
We did not SEQ any dreadful sights
but we did see a lot OF good kind human
nature, and we feel thankful TO all VINO
helped u.s. and shall never forget the eX-
perience, especially the good hearts we
met and tested under trial
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DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL
Second Hearing Of Mr. Paul's Suit
Against Railway Company

The second tria OF the suit OF Laura y
Paul against the Salt Lake City Railway com
pany was begun In the District court before
Judge Lewis and a jury Monday morning This
ls a personal damage suit for $3.50 and Mrs
crutch and a
Mrs. Paul was riding OF the defend
ants cars on November 15. 1900. according to
the plcadings. She requested the conductor
to let her on at r. near Fourth street but
the motorman fniled to control the car and
she was thrown violently of the platform 10
tho ground. and her right hand arm and
shoulder sprained. and sho was otherwise
severely wounded. In the first suit the de-
fendnut company was exoneratcd bat tho Su
promo court reversed the decision md sent IL
back for another trial. The case Will prob
ably be concluded today.
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FIRE DRILL AT POST
Troops at Fort Douglas Participate
In Exercises.


Fire drill was held at the post yester-
day afternoon. which was participated In
by all the troops The band quarters
were the objective or the supposed fame
The usual procedure was gone through
and everything passed off satisfactorily
The artillery battalion Is now in camp
In the lower parade ground and for como
days back have been busy packing up
and shipping property that Will not be
carried on the overland march. This is
their last day at the fort. Tomorrow
morning bright and early they hit the
trail and proceed on the march TO Fort
Russell Wyo. KImball. Utah, Will be
their first stopping place.
The battalion of Infantry Will comprise
an escort OF honor to the departing ar
tillory. They Will assemble at the ar
tillery camp In battalion formation, the
reglmentnl colors dying to the breeze
and tho regimental band diScoursing
their way and give them glorious send
off. The occasion Will bo one of cere-
monys
The artillery has been stationed at Fort
Douglas for several years, Several OF
the men in that time have formed friends
and acquaintanccs whom they are loath
to leave, and have grown 10 regard Salt
Lake as their native city. But tho best
of friends must part, and q fHity OF To-
cation is not on the programme OF the
boy in blue, and however much he rca-
Lies this, and no matter TO what extent
he Is prepared to meet II. the act OF lcav-
Gus one Capt Jamerson, quartermaSter
at the fort was at ogden yesterday ar
ranging forage shipments for the troops
tho march
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PHYSICIAN WINS CASE
DR.. Stewart Secures Verdict in Suit
for Alleged Malpractice.

Tho suit of William l.. Taylor. who was In
Jured through his horse falling on his left leg.
October 20. 1908 against DIR. Charles w Stew
art, alleged to have "negliScntly, cnrolcssly
and unskillfully bound up dressed and ban
doged pame.'' resulted in verdict Monday In
favor OF the surgeon. The suit was brought In
the District court before Judge Ritchio and a
jury. According to tho plcadin6ss 1t was set
forth that DR.. Stewart had been engaged to
for tho young man. but that he did his
surgical work unsk!llfully that when tho
young man recovered. his left leg unit
for use, and he had TO have the fracture broken
and -oset.
As result OF this malpractice the plointim
soys he was permanently Injured and rendered
unit and unable TO follow his regular business
until second operation was performed April
20. 1906. He sued for $3.50. but the jury thought
he was not entitled 10 ANYTHING.
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ANS0N FEARS FOR son
Young Man Is Presumed to Have
Reached Frisco Before Quake.

Perry Anson of Salt Lake was at the
Lick house in San Francisco at the time
of the earthquake. His son. Perry F, An
son, was living at the Capitol hotel. Red
wood City, San Mateo county. just a short
distance from the Inflated metropolis On
Tuesday night at s o'clock Mr.. Anson tele-
phoned his son TO como to San Francisco
at his earliest convenience. They did not
meet. and the father. after thrilling ex-
perienceS. reached Salt Lake yesterday
only to learn that nothing had been heard
OF his son.
MT Arson now fears that the young
man took a late train for San Francisco
on the night preceding the earthquake and
may have been subjected to suffering and
able to get word TO the hotel at Redwood
City to ascertain whether young Mr. An
son left there or not Tho probability Is
cisco looking for his father The Tribune
Is making inquiries through it's special
bureau
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FOR RELIEF OF |. O. @. F.
Grand Lodge Officers Met Monday and
Decided on Action.

At I. o o f. hall Monday the officers
of the grand lodge OF the order. together
with n number OF past grand masters
met to decide on the action TO be taken to
assist In relieving the four thousand Odd
Fellows rendered homeless by the Cali
fornia calamity OF Wednesday last
The sum of $50 was appropriated for
immediate relief In addition to the $500
donated on Thursday last, and a general
circular was addressed to all subordinate
and Rebekah lodges. requesting them to
contribute either by individual subscrip-
ton. lodge donations or both, or any
other manner they might decide checks
10 be made payable to the treasurer
telegram was read from Grand Sire
r. Z. Wright OF Allentown. Pa, urging
all grand and subordinate lodges TO for
ward their donations promptly.
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PROVO PRODUCE COMPANY
Garden City Concern Files Articles
With Secretary of State.

Articles of Incorporation were filed honday
In the Office OF State Secretary Tingey by the
Utah County Fruit and Produce company OF
PROVO; Inc object OF the company is tho rails
Ing, drying. packing and selling OF nil sorts
OF fruito. vegetables. produce and stock and
the carrying on of a general commission bust
meas tho buying and selling OF water and
water rights for irrigation. commercial nnd
manufacturing purposes and the like This
capital stock consists OF 5000, divided into 900
shares of SO each. ~
The board OF directors and officers aro H p
Quinn. president and rectors 8. l. BunnelI, Jr
flce-presidont and director, Ray " WON'T
secretary treasurer and irector; T II. Clufr
Don n Clayton. j E Booth. Joel A. John.
son. directors '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
BIG BENEFIT TONIGHT
Will Be Given at Federation Hall for
San Francisco Sufferers

musical and literary entertainment
WI VII ne given at Federation of Labor hall
inc benefit of the San Francisco suriSe,rarn. 10.
ington. 'oei oi wash
douglas band. the Euterpc I.adiess or,o LOT.
tS.'e b,. ana the 7. n c. a. quartctte a d,,o
Rr pg ddam dMesdames Fisher S, Harris and Kato ate
and Prof. SHELTON doll song ,eS hu ~, oisen sf.
S,e,I ..e glsis and a solo by Mrs. Kate RIA ao
wen wen anderson. under whose dircetion ,i,a
sion is only o5 cents Inc admis-
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SO Bronze Clock S1.5o this week. I. x.
L. Furniture Removal Sale.
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The Commercial club earnestly requests
donations of mining stock. the same to
be sold at public auction to the highest
relief of the California sufferers from
earthquake and fire
All mining stock so donated Will be Of
fered for sale at 80 Saturday morning
April ~, 1905, In the rooms OF the Salt
Lake Mining and Stock eXchnnRe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
LADIES' LITERARY CLUB
Several Sections Hold Regular Meet
ing and Discuss Several Topics.

The meeting OF tho homo decoration section
of tho Ladies' Literary club TO have boen
held yesterday was postponed account Of
the San Francisco disaster, as Nrs. Isaac Jen-
ningS who to have given Il paper on
Pewter has relatives who have sustnlnod
heavy losses by the fire. The announcement
CT the meeting OF tho section Will be an
nounccd later.
The Westminster Presbyterian church has
donated SIS for the relief OF tho San FINN
cisco sufferers and tho fund Is still growing
The SIS collection taken on Sunday will be
used in buying clothing for tho distressed
The regular meeting OF the Cleofan Will be
held this afternoon at the home of Mrs
Charles Wells,
The Reviewers club held their regular meet
ing yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Crabtree.
Mrs Clint 3. Leigh talked Informally On
Gaiilee. Petrarch and Bococcio were also dis
cusscd.
An entertainment will be given by Mrs.
McCnbc. Miss McCabe and Mrs. Moody In the
Y. NJ, c. a. on Friday evening for the bcnent
OF tho Murray hospital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
.RETORT COURTEOUS BY
THE MAYOR Of DENVER
Western City Executive Puts a
Crimp Into GOthamite
Mcclellan.

Thursday Mayor Mcclellan OF New
York telcGraphed 10 Mayor Specr OF Den
yer q strange message" said r 3 Carter,
OF q rubber goods firm of Chicago and
now ut the Knutsford.
1T appears that the New Workers had
gotten together seven carloads OF supplies
journey Mayor McClellnn wired Mayor
SDcer of Denver:
New Yorker's Telegram.
" Mayor Spcer:-New York City has just
piles for San Francisco When our train
arrives, IL is under instructions to tako a
part OF carload or a whole carload, If
you can raise it. and take IT along 10
destination
ANY one who knows Mayor SDcer OF
Denver and his 80 pounds or Scotch nde-
pcndence VIII understand the following
answer. even II Mayor Mcclellan should
fail TO do so.
Right Back at Him.
Mayor McClellan.-Denvcr has just
sent out relief train OF sevcnIuvn .Ul!
cars ana Is making up ~ second tram.
III your few cars should nappnn .sluhg in
time well take them in tow and help you
out
Il venture TO say that is true Plckwlck-
Ian sarcasm, with Plckwlck left out"
Eat your lunch in the palm garden
at the Royal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
L O. O. F. S7th Anniversary.

All odd Fellows and their friends are
Invited to attend at Barratt hall, on
the evening OF Thursday, April 26. at
clock,
All odd Fellows are expected TO par
ticipate In the parade and meet at l.
O. O. F. temple at I o'clock charp.
]. J. SOUTHER, Chairman.
J. J. WILSON, Secretary
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SO Bronze Clock s150 this week. l. X
L. Furniture Removal Sale.
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Unity Circle Electon

Unity circle meets this sp
Unity hall, at 2:So o'clock; ~
annual meeting and election =
will be part of the business
served and an informal recept,WS,, y,
Mrs. Wright OF Montpelier W
visiting In the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
ADDITIONAL CALL ISSUED.
Executive Committee of Citizens
Committee Makes Suggestions,


That there may be as little delay as pos
sible in the collection OF relief funds and
the purchasing OF supplies and In forward
Ing them to their destination. the eXecu-
tive committee OF tho Citizens Relief COM
mlttce has Issued the following letter:
Work Must Go On.
To the Public-Informntion received by tho
undersigned today indicates that tho good
work OF ruising money and supplies for tho
relief of the sufferers from the recent Garth
quake and hrc in California. must continue for
an indefinite period. Many churches and or
ganiZNtions OF various kinds have solicited
subscriptions TO which generous response hao
boen made
This Is Important.
We respectfully urge that these subscrip-
tions fast collected. be paid In 10 Mr.
w. s. Mccormick. treasurer of the general re-
lief fund in order that may know at tho
earliest possible moment tho amount OF money
available for the purposes indicated
The committee Is In position TO make pur-
chasos OF food clothing and other supplies
needed at a very much less price than can
individuals. Very respectfully,
THOMAS G.. WEBER Chairman
JAMES c. LEARY.
JAMES q MCDONALD,
Executive Committee,
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SHEEP CASE ON TRIAL
Commercial National Bank Contends
for Possession of Band.

4 jury was impanelod In Judge RItchlc's
division OF the District court Monday after
noon 10 tnlte testimony In the suit OF tho Com
mercial National bank OF Salt Lake City
against John T. Alexander. Tho plaintiff Will
attempt to show by witnesses that q certnIn
Matt Cochran owed IL $3.50 on December "A
1904. and thot Hamo wns secured by mort
gage upon some 100 hend OF sheep Without
right licensc, II Ia alleged. the defendant
Alexander possessed himself OF these shep md
continues 60 hold the For this the bank
asks that II bo given a judgment in the sum
OF Si+01 The case Will be concluded today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
THANKS UTAH EXECUTIVE
Gov. Pardee of California Wires the
Governor of Utah

The following self-cXplanatory kilograms were
on Monday received by Gov. John g Cutler
from Gov. George c, Pordee of California
They wore dated Sunday:
Hon John C. Cutler. Governor OF Utah
Sincere thanks for sympathy and oner Of help
There are vast numbers OF homeless destitute
persons, and fear Will be compelled TO
caro- for them for weeks
GEORGE c. PARDEE. Governor"
Hon. John c. Cutler. Governor Sal, Lake
Many Thanks for generous aid Either money
or. supplies Will be very acceptable.
GEORGE {. PARDEE. Governor"
s3 Bronze Clock 81 80 this week J. "
l.. Furniture Removal Sale
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Right Back at Him.

Eat your lunch in the palm garde
at the Royal.
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UNIVERSITY IMPROVEMENTS
One Hundred Small Evergreen Trees
| Planted in the Campus.

The improvements on the University
campus nre being pushed rapidly forward
During the last two days over 100 small
form circle around the lawn that is be-
Ing put In the open space between the
Museum Normal, Physical and Library
buildings The trees arc rather small. but
they add immensely TO the picturesque
ness Of the scene
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Loss of Appetite.

a person that has lost appetite has
lost something bcsides-vtality, vigor,
tone.
The way to recover appetite and all
that goes with IL is TO take Hoods Sar-
saparllla-that strengthens the stom-,
ach, perfects digestion and makes cat
ing a pleasure,
Thousands take 1t for spring loss OF
appetite and everybody says there's
nothing else so good as Hoods
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Advised as to Brothers !

T. c. Waltenspiel received
his brother. C. A. WalteEssR
Francisco. telling briefly OF NJ
ter the experiences through
disaster. The writer Is a che1lS, =
by fire his house and an Oh
sionS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
TO MEET STUDENTS
Consolidation Committee Appointed
by Governor to Confer With P,,nils


The consolidation committee appointed
BY Gov, Cutler, to investigate the advisa-
bility of consolidating the University of
Utah and the Agricultural college is GER
tainly making most thorough investlga-
tion of all the facts. Unwilling to RELY
entirely on statistics furnished and deter
mined to know the facts as they are the
committee has requested the privilege of
meeting with the college students OF the
two Institutions
The University faculty, at its regular
weekly meeting held yesterday afternoon.
designated Friday afternoon next as the
time for the commissioners to meet with
college students at the University just
what the commissioners intend to do,
more than count the students, is an abso-
iHte secret Whether they Will call for
the sentiment OF the students on any
points or seek additional information from
them is merely a matter of conjecture
These final visits to the University and
Agricultural college over. II is understood
that the commission Will review facts and
statistics alrendy gathered preparatory to
making Its report to the Governor.
Turner Bros, Hay, Grain and Coal,
l25 East Second South. Phones 1895.
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Asylum Matters y

The State Mental Hospital
the Offices OF Gov. Cutler Monos' 4
discussed a number OF uiatss' q
need at the hospital DR.. ~
perintcndcnt was In attic sstcrs
ters discussed will como pp
at Its noxt regular meeunA,
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School Board Gets Dset

The Hubbard InYestmen.
llvered deeds to the Boaro
Monday TO $50 by 2I feet, ~
Fourth North and Tenth vi
upon which the board VIII eless -,
room school building durihs
summer,
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Real Estate Is So

8. T. Rigby has bought fIvl 's
Houghton. for $1,000. the nor'I
IL. block s, Five-Acrc plat
survey, The property Is n,sI|
and State streets. below Eie,-
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Thanks From Pardee

Gov. John c. Cutler received a ,olorra-,
from Gov. George C. Pardcc Of CoIifornia
Monday thanking thcpeople OF Utah for their
generous a!d In the hour of San Francl sco'a
dire nfncton. Either money or suppIIes
says Gov Pardoe, win be most acceptable for
some time To como ~