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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. George Snow of Chicago Is tho
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Grant,
Mrs. A s. Condor and Mrs. A. F.
Avery OF Ogden Will spend today With
Mrs. Joseph Young on East Fifth South.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Graves of Shelton,
Neb,. are also guests of Mrs. Young.
Adolph Biohor leaves la few days on
vacation TO Provo canyon.
Mrs. W c. Ronney and children and Mrs
NJ. A. Christensen aro spending few weeks
in Ogden canyon.
Miss Alberta Brown Is whiting with friends
In Oakland and San FranoiBco. She will re.
turn with her father who has been IN
Berkeley for tho past month.
Sterling P Rounds, former Salt Laker
but OF Wcser Idaho. was In Zion Sat
urday, route from Denver. whore he at
tended the Elks' gathering, 10 hls home
George a. Biloxi. business manager OF the
Independent, Santa Barbara, Cal. was 4
Salt LaEo visitor Saturday. 10 was en-
route home from the Elks' convention in
Denver
Tho Psychic Science league meets tonlsh.
In 23s, Constitution building. Tho
lecture will be on Character Building" in
the series Chemistry OF Life The public
Is admitted.
Joe Hutchinson of Boise, formerly Score.
day night ronto TO his homo. Mr. Hutch
inson has boen In tho gold nclds Of Nevada
for several weeks past
Mrs, L. L. Hines, wife Of Lieut., Hines,
artillery corps, stationed at Jackson bar
racks, New Orleans, arrived Saturday with
children and She viii remain here
until tho heated term is over, visiting with
relatives
Z. S. Woodward a former we'll known
residont Of Salt Lake, and who IS con.
nected with tho ore sampling department.
of the Amnlgemated Copper company ut
Butte is visiting with relatives In this city
Mr, Woodward is taking o months s vacation
md is returning to his work from q trip
East.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
REMEMBERED IN WILL
Rev. Father Guinan of All Hallows Left
Bequest by Friend.

Rev. Father Guinan of All Hallows
college is the recipient OF welcome and
unexpected news 10 the effect that he Is
named as one Of the benef,ciaries In the
Will OF Mrs. William Burns of Pitts
burg. who died recently and who was
left large fortune on the death OF her
husband, who was the principal owner
OF the Plttsburg Traction company at the
time OF his death.
Mrs, Burns resided In Atlanta. Ca,
during the fve years that Father Gulnan
was pastor OF the Sacred Heart church
In that city, and was one Of the stanch-
est members OF his parish. devoting her
self TO charitable work and assisting
Father Gu!nan in many ways. Since the
separation Father Gulnan and Mrs.
Burns have always kept in touch with
one another. and shortly after Father
Gulnan came to All Hallows, Mrs Burns
visited Salt Lake and donated six very
handsome windows for the college chanel.
Father Gulnan was informed OF the
death OF Mrs, Burns by her daughter.
but had no intimation that she had re-
membered him In her Will until SO in
formed by The Tribune. and the an
nouncement came as complete surprise
TO him. The amount of tho beuueet IS
not known as yet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
COMING WEEK AT SALTAIR
Scenic Wonders and Legerdonain VIII
Be Exhibited Free.

Scenic wonders and legerdema,n will
entertain visitors at Saltair during the
coming week without charge. These cX-
hibitions Will bs given afternoons and
evenings at 230 and $50 respectively by
the Groesbeck &c Slocum company. None
is better known throughout the North
west for its clean-cut, up-to-date work.
1t IL an entertainment that rs entirely
different from tho rest" according to In
dorsements OF critics who have written
words Of praise concerning II.
Tho See America First" features,
which constitute one OF the most inter-
e5tiDg parts OF this novel show, include
pictures of the splendid scenic attrao-
tons Of various Western States, as we'll
as OF Alaska one of tho latter especially
noteworthy being OF tho famous White
Horse rapids Here Is depleted IN life
like action the prospcctors headed for
the Yukon. shooting over the precipice IN
small boats, feat which WAS accompa-
MED during the rush to the gold dig
gings with frightful loss OF life. The
company carries upwards OF 1000 feet OF
moving picture films and 500 scenes from
life. and there Will be q change OF pro-
gramme therefore each evening
Not the least OF Interest will be found
in the lifelike moving pictures OF the
San Francisco fro, these having been
taken at various times by photographer
who was on the ground at tho commence
ment of the conhagration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
GRAZING DISCUSSED
Uintah County Association Holds I'M
portant Meeting.

The Uintnh County Grazing assocla-
tion held meeting Saturday afternoon
for the purpose Of considering several
applications that have been filed bv
sheep owners TO lease some of the graz
Ing land that the association controIs
under a lease from the Union Pacific
railroad in Wyoming The association
has just renewed a lease with the rail
road company for about 600, 900 acres oI
land in Wyoming.
Members OF tho association and otbera
having an interest In the lease will
nave 164.2Oe head Of sheep on the land
this season, and. in addition to this
nave appieations from other parties who
desire to herd $500 head OF sheen IN
the land, N
The association has determined to al.
low buL lsoo.o head to Craze on the
land. The railroad is being paid SIP nan
year for the lease and, In addition 10
this, the association Is paying out s8o00
yenr for riders who ride on the range
from one end TO the other to keep of The
cattle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
IMPORTANT ACTION
BY LAND OFFICE
Thirty-Six Townships In Utah
Are Withdrawn From
Entry.
GOVERNMENT IN A HURRY,
AS THE WIRES ARE USED
One of the Results of the AL
legged Frauds in the
State.

An important action was taken Sun
day by the General Land Offlce at
Washington with reference to coal lands
in Utah by the withdrawal from entry
Of thirty-six townships OF land, Tho
nction was transmitted TO Salt Lake by
q telegram, which stated that q letter
would follow The telegram was signed
by G. +. Pollock, acting Land Commis-
sioner, and stated that the lands de-
scribed by order of the Secretary OF
the Interior had been suspended from
entry, filing and selection under the
public land laws.
Taken on Reports.
This notion is In compliance with
recommendations in preliminary re-
port made last fall by G., e. Hair, an
Inspector of the General Land Office, and
J. A. Taft, n geologiSt OF the depart
ment, who, together, spent three months
in examining the lands of tho State
with reference to coal deposits, believed
to be within them. Coming at this
time, concurrent with the suits filed by
the Government charging wholesale
frauds In obtaining coal lands, the
action Is all tho moro interesting,
Will Stop the Deal
This will, for the time being, and un-
vi HCllOu Is ldhCu NOuEicss 10 W
the disposition to be mado Of coal
lands, prevent further violations Of the
intent of the coal land laws and retain
the lands indefinitely in the ownership
of the Federal Government.
The only remaining coal lands now
subject to tho grabbing process are
those found on the State school lands,
known as school sections, which are sec
tions g, 16, 80 and SO OF each town
ship. AS TO this class Of lands, IL is now
up to the State Land Board to take
action and prevent a continuance of
the system that has in measure robbed
the State OF good part Of its landed
heritage.
Lands Affected.
Tho lands affected by the order re-
ceived Sunday are included in the fol
lowing townships:
Townships 2 and 3 north Of range 5
cast
Township ~ south Of ranges 8, 7, s,
9, 10 and II east.
Township l3 south Of ranges 8, 7, 8,
Q, 10, IL. 12 and 13 east.
Township IA south of ranges 9, 7, 13
and ii east
Township IS south Of ranges 6, 7, s
and a east.
Township II south of ranges 8 and 7
east
Township IS south of ranges 9 and 7
east.
Township 10 south Of range east.
Township 20 south Of ranges and 6
east
Township 2l south of ranges and 5
east
Township % south OF range east.
Township SO south Of range 10 east.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Changes In Salt Lake Soil Entered of
Record

John W. Hall to Mary B. stolsenbergoY,
2Lt17 rods northwest from southeast
corner of lot 4, block Ia, plat G...s 1
william E. Cotton to Jesse w. Smith
lots 21 and 20, block |. Newport sub
Charles D. Harding to jesse W. Smith. ''
Iso foet lot Z, block is,
]. H Paul, to vernio Reeve. iiioxss 'o0
feet lot 8, block 20, plat B. ...... 400
Alice Fhircloush 10 Johanna R. streed.
lots 90. 81 and 90. Liberty park. 1900
lMontgoncry. lots "a and 81 to II.
block l. Heckett's addition -. 5
julius Erankol TO Rosenbnum Bros,
99I44 feet southeast from 55h fee.
east Of northwest corner 10. s, block
j. P. Gardner to Olivia stormer 7xs N''o
rods southeast from rods east of
northwest cornor lot 5, block so,
L. W. Snow to Elijah Thompson, 6xaH ''
rods northeast from rods east Of
southwest corner lot q, block IA,
a. TT r Goldsmith to William 3. ) Bovd '|0
lot 10. block l, plat c. Hcnths sub.
william B. Boyd to Jennie Mcbride. '0O
lot ~l9, block 1, Heath 3 subdivision 85O
Glenn r. Bothwoll to Carrie L. Es.
GHnger, 891144 feet lot 4a. block g.
wiIfoTd % pfla Luce to wiliord Luce ,'' Jr l'2S
two ncres. etc. section 9, township,
south, range / east ...... 1000
Wilford Luce, Jr., to- Wilford Luce
two ocres, etc, section 0, township
south. range l onst ..,...... s
Wilford Luce 10 Joseph H. Brinton.
two ncres, etc. section 8, township
south; range l e4st .,,,..... 22os
John T. Wells 60 A. Fred Wcy 165x
69z feet southwest from northeast
corner lot S. block 62, plat b, 100
Barlow Ferguson to j. II. Osbourne,
s5xi151s feet southeast from north.
woot corner lot 2. block 32. plot E. ESQ
Little Eddie G. e. C. NJ. Co 10 R G.
w. Railway Co., pnrt section 26,
township south. range west $500
George VI. Cannon to Elizabeth s. Pratt,
l2S5 rods block 8, Forest Dale " CSC
Julius Fruukel TO Rosenbuum Bros,
part lot S, block ST. plat B ...,..
Erick Phil to A. p. Peterson. Gold Kin
lode. etc, Big Cottonwood .. &c
| Estate OF w. II. Coshell to Emily
Whitehead, part section 32, township
1 south, range 1 west .......... BOO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
SHOOTS YOUNG WIFE
Prominent California Man Makes Des-
perate Attempt at Murde-

SAN JOSE. Cal. July 2s-WiIuam n
Wright brother Of the wife OF senator
Charles Shortridge, tonight attempted 10
murder and probably fatally shot his
young wife, Alice Wright. at tho Palm
gardens on Market street neas SaSta
Clara street, After the shooting Wright
ran out OF the restaurant and turned tho
pistol upon himself. inflicttng a slight
Wright said:
:, shot her Intentionally and I am will
ing 70 bang: l nm only sorry l didn't
finish the Job"
"a. the emergency hospital Mrs. Wright
stated that nor husband shot her because
sne refused to live with him,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
SUIT AGAINST A SMELTER
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany Sued for $4,000.

Suit was filed IN the Third District
court Saturday by William NcCleary,
guardian ad litem Of Leo McCIeary,
against the American Smelling and Re-
hning company to collect the sum of
$4,000 for personal injuries received by
Leo McCleary while working for tho de-
fendant company June 19, 1905.
1t is alleged that while engaged In un-
coupling some ore cars containing moltey
metal the cars were suddenly stopped
and the metal stopped over the sides OF
the cars, burning the plaintiff SO badly
that 1t became necessary TO emputate
his left foot. The plaintiff Is 1S years OF
age
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
WEATHER FORECAST
EASILY UNDERSTOOD
Prediction for Sunday Is Not
Complex; 1t Will Be
Hotter.

The forecast Of the local ONCE Oh I'm, ene
weather bureau calling for cooler so1 Ietn, hv
poratqro on Saturday WA was forenoon Ternpp tie he
tomnerature + n kept Below 80 degrees.
Late I"utpVil in the afternoon the thermometer
took took more decided attitq%o Sko faro ana
reached heat Of 50 degrees ,engtbV np w or
sGmRtsI simpiy calls 1na for % weather. The
Saturday morning showed tl that IT on u linn. ine
ted @ extent had fallen over a vide vide
range of territory. Out Of the 9ai,.n szsy y
twenty-four of them. The preea,IPntdf'ion ~ "a on
inch at San Francisco to SO inch at
lit Little i Rock Other rains were SO inch cs
at at Morebead, G8 inch at st. Paul, .os 6
inch at Pittsburg, .46 inch at bansas Mans
City and 90 inch at Abilene ana Ne"
nrl..uc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
POLICE OFFICER HURT
Thrown to Ground While Trying to
Board Patrol Wagon,

Police Omcer 6. B. Wood was badly
5ammed UP early Saturday morning while
attempting to board the patrol wagon
at State and Second South streets.
The wagon. pilojed by OfIlcer Morrison,
was answering a hurry call and turned
into Second South from State ct a lively
clip. Morrison did not see his brother
officer as he ran into the street to catch
the wagon, and, consequently, made no
effort TO slow up. Wood grabbed the
handle at the rear and was thrown
heavily TO the ground, Morrison pushing
the team forward at q furious clip, heed
less of the accident.
Wood was taken first to nearby
drug store and afterward TO his home.
at 1879 Myrtle street, His right knee
was badly wrenched and he was other
wise cut and bruised, He Will be unable
10 report for duty for several days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
ABOUT FORT DOUGLAS
Several Officials Transferred to Post
Report for Duty.

Lieut.. Royden E. Beebe. Twenty ninth
infantry. who has been on detached SER
vice at Fort Clark. Toxins. has arrived at
the post, He Is on fifteen days leave Of
absence. on the expiration Of which he
will leave for Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
having been detailed to attend tho STAFF
college.
William Rehor, who transferred from
the band OF the Twenty-ninth infantry SIX
months ago to tho band Of the Twentieth
infantry, has arrived at this post. having
re.enlisted for the band Of the Twenty
ninth infantry.
Benjamin L. Baldwin. who enlisted at
Seattle. Wash, for the Twenty ninth In
fantry. has arrived at tho post and re-
ported for duty, He formerly served In
the Third infantry.
Private Stephen G, Secor. company r,
Twenty-nlnth infantry. has been relieved
from extra duty as clerk In the quarter
masters department
Private George G. Grogan, Twelfth
battery field artillery, has been trans
ferred to the Twenty ninth infantry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
SUSPICIOUS MAN ARRESTED
Charged With Carrying Concealed
Weapons, and Petit Larceny.

A suspicious character who gave the
name Of George Walters was arrested on
Second West street Saturday morning
and booked by the arresting officer,
]. NJ. Lyon, for carrying concealed
weapons.
For several hours before the fellow
was taken into custody he had been act
Ing IN a suspicious manner, and even
after his arrest his answers TO the Of
icer's questions indicated that he was
by no means what he protessed to be.
When Lyon first sighted him he was
hiding behind q tree. He made no at
tempt at flight. however, and stepped
out at the officers order. An ugly
looking lx-shooter was taken from him
at the station and ho was locked up.
Saturday forenoon 1t developed that
Walters had stolen a bicycle on Richards
street the day before and disposed Of 1t
at a Second South street pawnshop. An
additional charge. petty larceny was
placed against him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
BAD AUTO WRECK
Occupants Are Hurt in Attempt to Save
Careless Woman.

SAN JOSE. Cal. July 2s.-A rapidly
moving automobile containing Judge s.
T. Leib and DR.. J. d. Grisaam encoun-
tered rig driven by a woman this af-
ternoon on the San Francisco road few
miles from this city. The woman turned
directly In front of the machine, and
rather than in1ure the woman. Judge
Leib turned the car of the road and into
q tree, The tree was split, the automo-
bile wrecked and its occupants hurled
lar from the car. Judge Leib, who is an
elderly man, sustained injuries to his
chest. Just how serious has not been de-
termlnea, The injuries TO the physician
are slight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Twenty-Five New Volumes VIII Be
Placed on Shelves Monday.

Twenty-Five New Volumes VIII Be
Placed on Shelves Monday.
Tho following twenty-five books will
be added TO the public library Monday
morning, July 80. 1906:
Miscellaneous.
Browu-In and Around Venice.
Burroughs-Brd and Bough.
Dresser-Health and the Inner Life.
Ellwanger-The Rose, From Servitudc
TO Service
Hardy-Dynasts. pit. 2.
Lander-Poems and Dialogues, 70.
Morris, Ed.-saga Library. 6 vols.
Newbolt-Island Race.
Notwithstanding with the Ships.
Paulsen-German Universities.
Pepper-Panama to Patagonia.
Reed-Brothers' War.
Biography.
Benson-Walter Pater.
Birukoff, ed.-Leo Tolstoi.
Brady-True Andrew Jackson:
Grifls-Matthew Galbraith Perry
Maclean-Henry Moore, r. A.
WiIson-Joseph jefferson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
TROOPS CALLED OFT
kentucky Negroes Believed IN DANGER
of Mob Violence.

FRANKFORT, July 2S.-From two sec
IONS OF Kentucky today came calls unon
uhe roVernor for State troops to protect
negroes charged with crime from mob
nJ, rT,''Se; Inc calls came from the Cir
81 1u1se OF Graves county and the
circuit Judge of Knox county. Tho Er'
ecutiVe gave authority 10 mobIizs M
companies OF troops at May0eld and
haroourvilies the two county sents. In
lhe 1ormer case attempted assault IN
n n, .eiephone girl was charged. while AZ
h~.ooIrviile tha ~ murder and robbery was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
LIVELY SATURDAY RUNAWAY
Several Women and Children Narrowly
Escape Being Injured.

delivery team belonging to McHan
Bros, 1850 Lincoln avenue, took fright
on East First South street shortly before
noon on Saturday and tore down that
thoroughfare and into State street as
far as Commercial avenue, scattering pe-
destrians IN all directions and wreokins
the vehicle to which 1t was hitched- Sew
eral persons narrowly escaped being run
down.
From State street the team turned into
Commercial avenue, where tho workmen
engaged in laying q new pavement
stopped It and turned II over to the
owners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
May Abolish Guillotine.

PARIS. July 2S.-The budget commit
tee in taking up the estimates for 1907
today struck out the salary of NJ. Dieb-
ler, Jr.. the public eIecutioner, thus
foreshadowing the disappearance of the
Rulllotine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
An Enjoyable Party.

Ono Of tho most enjoyable July parties
was given by Lewis PGddison, at $50 South
Second West street, on Thursday evening, in
honor OF his cousin, Minis Hardy OF Colorado.
Thirty guests were present. Music and
games were INDUCED In by nll. Two rooms
were ,prettily decorated for tho supper. At
2 o clock tho guests departed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Standard OIL Sues.

Tho Standard Oil company has filed suit
in the Third District court against tho Ster.
ling Mining and Milling company and John
N. Cannon to rcnew judgment in tho sum
OF sl775.56, with interest ut 8 per cent
from August .. 1898. and costs of suit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Wounded in Duel.

MADRID. July 2s.-Cnpt, Castillo of the
artillery, son Of Gen. Castelo, was
dangerously and probably mortally
wounded in duel with Bwords fought
yesterday evening with Senor Arroyo.
The latter fed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Temperatures Elsewhere.

Through Rudolph Oelsner, importer,
have received cnr Of Muencher Hofprau
and Pilsner Buergenbrau, now on
draught at the Heidelberg
KARL II. MAYER, Prop.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Struck by Gravel Train.

Edward Quinn. employed at the Boston
Consolidated mill at Garfield, was run
down and painfully injured by a gravel
train Friday afternoon. His right leg
was badly fractured and he was taken
to st. Marks hospital for treatment,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Great Damage to crons

81, PAUL, July 2s,-severe crop dam
age is reported from several points IN
Miinnesota. Sni,in North Dakota and iowa, re-
tins i,st rom nall. rain and wlndstorms
iasC night and this morning -'A'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
King Of Spain OH Vovaoe

.Tsa SaaM SEBASTIAN. Spain, July 2s.-Kinp
M.Ionso haro s and Queen Victoria sailed from
Thoy 'ousS oua on the royal yacht Giralds,
ports during their cruise, '"s''sh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Action Is Filed Which Affects Property

Actlon Is Filed Which Affects Property
at Bingham.
An action was filed In the Third Dis
trict court Saturday by the Sierra Ne
vada Lumber company, in which Della
Werrett is named as defendant and the
court Is asked for permission to sell a
house and lot erected for the defendant
in Bingham In 1905, and on which me-
chanic's lien is held by the plaintiff for
materials furnished for tho building and
for labor furnished by Lisonbee G Culber
for the erection Of tho house.
The amount claimed to be due on the
house for material and construction is
nearly $4,000. Judge Morse has appointed
Robert B. Porter receiver OF the proper
ty. under O bond of $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Local Weather Report.

ycstardav's record st the local ofhce OF
rho weather burenu for tho twenty"four hours
cndins a. 9 p. M; I- MSkimum temRsr@dinre fS doq
r,,,n so1nncrntnre, rs dog. which is 1 deg:
below tho normal Accumulated excess oa oi
tempcrature since the Srst Of the month, ~
dog, accumulated deficiency OF tempe,n.Itr" otn
since January J. los degrees Total prcclp
itntion from @ p. m. TO p. M. none sceu
muiatcd defoioncy OF precipitation since the
first OF the month, "a inch; accumaiatea -,
csss OF precipitation since January l. o-sa
inches. Relative humidity, "a per cent a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Heavy Storm IN Wisconsin.

JANESVILLE, Wis. July 2s.-Fifty
thousand dollars damage was done today
by an electrical storm which swept over
the county near Janesville. Churches
warehouses. factories and largo barns
were damaged or destroyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
Rig Midnight ~ Z

WEST NEWTON . 1tsrss
coonshore building, lsal,nasII,os.d ~
structure. was destrU,d By
or block badly damasIss may Iusr.ss
lire here. AT least ,nss o.s vas
in the ruins. The Ios.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
NOTICE.

Call up Micklingberg if you are going
to build. Haye removed to 339 Atlas
block, phone 1868.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29

The winner Of the 500 prize will
hear something to his Cor herr advan-
tage Mt Calder's park, Wednesday,
August ], at p. m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29

For dainty condensed dinners when
travelling, get MOUNTS Pork and
Beans, with tomato sauce, Your good
grocery man sells it,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29

DR.. G. T. Gamble has opened up Offices
in the Eagle block, where he will be
pleased TO receive his friends and re-
spond TO calls. Connected with both
'Dhones
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29

MOUNTS Is fast becoming famous
as the first among high-grnde Chow
Chows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29

Salt Lake News Co. has removed
second door south Keith -O'Brien's.