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New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John II Tenant has sold Nos Pa and 2oI West i3th
three story dwelling houses plot toxio2
feet The parcel IS about TOO feet west Of eth
Shaw & sold William Young Edv.
:. yelling No West 13lst three story dwelling
house. Is GX5oNlto feet
Charles S Kohier has sold for Stephen II Davenport
the thte" story hSh stoop 1rownson~ dwelling house so
- Manhattan plot IL sN55 feet
Edward Derbet 80 49, West st a Ave
story dathouEe. 25Nssp feet.
T.. : Phillips & co have sold 20 client FOR August
Dppenhcmcr No JG6 Vest IGlst a story dwell
iIg house. 1GTloo
Amos GO. have sold for Emerenco X. Aser No 261
West 3gth st ~ GN9Sp feet.
samuel "hochlow has sold FOR Ehel estate
jafuu N"uschel Y =: tlis 81 81. story double
tenement h"us", with stores. lot 2NlDo7 feet This
IS the lTst sale of IN" parcel since 1865
KasseI oshinslyy has sold No lo71 Foson Road new
five story fathouse, % plot ~ BN1uo feet
II B Davis ami Charles iirihorn have bought from
the Aaron Miller Realty Company six family
HrctS scuI-ietachcd houses
Hope Place - feet OF Jerome ave- zach
lot 25x125 feet.
NJ has sold tho Gyc story tenement house No. 90
East FGad ave. lot - Gy@s. o. oscar HNfmau.
Mrs Betslr Volt has sold No 2iG Fast 2+th st. five
story tenement house on lot 2JXoS0 feet
Harry SuEarHau has sold Tor Flora Bloch No 1909
Amsterdam Ave double hhthousc with
Q a 2OxlUu feet. o William Haulou.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The jury In the trial of Stanley II. Bagg. n for
mer Secret Service agent. charged with bribery
disagreed. and discharged yesterday by Judge
Hough in the criminal branch of the United States
Circuit Court Julius J. krOn. a special agent IN
peonage cases testified that Bagg offered him 500
for certain information.
Henry J. Hornung, an expert accountant was
held IN $500 bail yesterday by Judge Foster in
General Sessions court charge of forgery. He
was indicted for forging the name of curt Wink
Ter. of Winkler GARNER No. 81 Broadway TO a
check for Sl.755 -. 1t said his forgeries will
total sil,6s0
Joseph Brown. twenty-seven years old. pleaded
guilty to two indictments for burglary yesterday
before Judge Foster in the General Sessions court
and was sentenced to the penitentiary for nina
gears.
The steamer Chester ". Chaplin, Of the New,
Haven line. viii make her first Sunday trip up th,
Hudson tomorrow, leaving Pier %, East River, At
s:3o a. IA
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, June IA, 1907
ARRIVED.


Steamer Grenada tBri McGrath Trinidad an!
70 the nails 4ed ana S9ns ed a4d dqF a F % a
Stoamcr Italia ,Hr. Bridges Leehorn MAY 2e Naples
452 passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
do T@2sfo no. e cn',sp s aeaf June
steiner Frani6y tr Yell Barry MAJ 90 10 Howard
s,rr kanisa Ialsa Cor yossE Gc"Ga M MAY @ a%
esa cabin taN2 stc"rnge passengers and mdse Ar
steamer cedric tiir. I.artlc,t Lyerrool June ard
5o> ~tcerage YasseuSc1s and mdse Arrived at the Bar
SIrarncr linda Horn ,Ger,. HInz. Hamburg Nav "a
- Phelps Brothers GO. with mdse Arrived At the
s,camcr 81 Dorado. woodward. Galveston luns ..
steamer Ta-6qda ,nr', Watt santioso de cubs
steamer civ Of Warrington Cprtis. Havana June
10 90 the New and cuba Mail steamship COM
steamer Yun5uri ,Norp Boo port Antonio ,'une $
10 The Importing Company, with fruit Arrived
scau~r 1'', ',I colorado lRr, MAY %. to
Arriv.d At the Rar at 30 a m
Fostcr' Win rndrr I.ef, Quarantine G.o5 m.
Steamsr SG'S % rsS A. u4 the Bar @ 'a
stcamcr Rcrnudian onr, Fraser, Bermuda June
1. to + 3uer5rlass CO MIN MIN =. 323 pa P7ss"nerrs
Steamer Princess Anne from Norfolk on Ahsrcon
Lsh6 at 20 ;a r m ,>, Gcno, Nav q Palermo ~
Naples June | and Ponte Delgnda !. the White star
Line with passengers n,dse. Anchored in SANDY
Hook N $40 n.
seamcr r,hein from Bremen South southeast OF Fire
Island at a.24 p N.
Sandy Hook. y. l.. - o:4o m--wnd north
west. light breeze; raining and foggy.
SAILED.
steamers Battle tBr, Liverpool Queers;oHn: Bir
doswaId tRr Hamburg Castillian Prince tf;rl.
nriro cite CoalinR tI}r brunswick Auchenardeu tHrl
T,ruauhuco. Bahia. .tc. Prometheus Geo. Hamburg:
Nord America DAM. Ray, y r.: Paoma U'uh1n).
Matanzas Cardenas, WindbCr. san Juan, Jobos
towing barge Whirlwind Juan. Sicania GtaD.
folk Charleston and jacksonville. Pecr .ctsen
tNsurt. baltimore. jamestown, Norfolk and Newport
News. Dorothv Wilmington Del. trande Rrun~
wick and Mobile; Monroe. Norfolk Newport News
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At No Is Nesey st, by Joseph l.. Day Broad
way, No. 1881 TO 1887, northwest corner of 18th
st, S01xliS.1lX Irregular; lcasehold. etc; four
and five story theatre tAstor) and office building
NJ l.. Bouden agt. Long Acre Square Building
Company ct al, +. II. Sykes, attorney; William r
Qug!cy referee, amount due, $S. 40 %; to the
plaintiff for 500.
l6sth st. north side. block front between Sd and
Fulton aves.. 321lxl7GX Irregular xl2A feet. three
story brick tenement ana one. two. three. four and
five story brick buildings of brewery two story
frame buildings Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank agt. Lena kutz, individually and executrix
al; r. & r. j. O German. attorneys: l.. G. Des-
sar. referee: amount due. $4,000; taxes. etc. s.
81 IS; adjourned 30 June iS
Hughes ave. No. 2l30 east side. $50 feet north OF
1Slst St. 16.5XS65 feet; story frame dwelling
house. Belmont Realty and Construction Company
agt. Bertha Rosenberg j. j. w. OKennedy at
torney; r. r. tiilrGy, Jr reJeret; amount due, ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
ACTIVITY AT GARDEN CITY ESTATES.

From now Garden City Estates will be scene
6f great activity. Arrangements have beef ffadt
for the development of the section, which
covers over eight miles of streets and over sixteen
miles of granolithic sidewalks and curbs. Plans
are being perfected for two houses. for
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff. OF the direc-
tors, and the other for Gage +. TarbeH. president
OF the company, who have take large plots of
ground in Stewart avenue, which is one of the
main thoroughfares Of Long Island. As the houses
in this avenue are located fifty feet back Of
the street line, this will add fully hundred feet
70 The width of this magnificent thOrOuEhfare.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
REALTY NOTES.

Isaac Berg formerly Of RerE Brothers i- the pur-
chaser the block the side OF Colum-
bus avenue. between Seth sfth streets. recently
sold by Magd Velt. the broker
b Goodale & have leased o a client for Paul
Shetland. the three upper No. Il 2tth
street a remodcled four story dwelling house. The
hoors will he used as bachelor apartments
The McNickar- Ga Hard Realty company has leased
for hVe yeuUs Walter j. Solomon George
the parog Il - I2d
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
SHOPPING IN BERLIN.

The dainty articles of and household linen
to be found Al the stores of r. '. Grunfeld
at Nos. 20-2l LepZigcrstrasse. Berlin entirely
from ;hei, own factories at Landshut and form
great attraction for the American women, who
have learned that such goods can best be pur-
chased in Germany. whore exquisite taste OF design
combined with patience in producing attractive re
be sSel.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15

nremen, June 12- Lord Downshre CBr, Magiu New
York VIA Rotterdam
Melbourne. ft-.Iawkes Bay tI}rl Campbell New
York FromRntle and Adelaide.
Shmouosek June II Patrick t8rl. Fortay New York
and Norfolk via Singapore and Manila
Lisbon. June ll-HanCah ~ Fell tRrl
iura June i3-Cearcnsc tirl. Hughes, New York via
barbados
said. -Satsuua Chubb. NeU York VIA
Algicrs singapore Hong Kong etc.
Bristol. June l3 3C'hcag9 City ,Hr Hunter. New York
Queenstown, June "a celtic ,Bn HambIeton, from Idv-
crpoo New York
Cherbourg June Il Deutschland 'Ger,, KsrupT from
Hamburg and SOUTHAMPTON for York
Victoria IsraziI June l-tioyaz tE}razl Naissnar from
ham. etc. fGr New York.
Iibau June 10 Smolensk tRUss Patten New York Via
Rotterdam
tihent. June l3-Ia Fandre Dutch. Claude New York
Shields. tS-Karunca tffr>. for York.
barcelona. June lOs,eula tIirl. Mackrdy. New York
Sauang l2Indrant tTrl NacFarland. from Yoke
hama. for New York
HAMBURG June I3-Pisa tGerl. Fendt New YORK
PASSED,
Fayel June - Neckar Gen. Harrassowtz. New York
Gibraltar and Naples.
of Lewis June t4-BurEermeister Petersen Ger,
IIackfeld New York
- Michaes Juno 14-Caprera utan. Costanzo York
for Naples and Genoa
AMER June 2-TNyee5iale tBrl Milne New York Via st
Vincent. Y, and Port Natal.
Perrin. I4-koranna tBr). Renwick, New York for
Adcu,
Chraltar June Chesapeake tBrl Gray. Calcutta Via
singapore New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
TO ALTER THREE HOUSES.

Plans Hled for making the four story
dwelling house va. IS West i0th street into an
American basement house. With a FACADE with
ornamental bays. tho improvements hciuE mad" for
tho Atlas Construction Company as ncw owner Walk
& Gillette tho architects
Plans have also been flied for charging tho Eve
story fathouse rs wa and making
for business occupancy for Francis \ p''ou-
nor ana for remodeilius the nvc story dwell
Ing house No 325 lONta for II -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
BUYS TWO BROOKLYN BLOCKS.

Howard G. Fyle & Co and J IL Deack have sold the
two blocks from 62d 64th from I'd to - Brook
lyn. comprising in all $50 lots The property is part Of
the Oh William H. Iangley farm which sold 10y the
estate ebout The seller Is Frederick J. W
ursCh and III" purchase syndicate headed by Lester
''ohn, president the Lester Realty Company which
100 lots adjoining The consideration is understood
he close $3tsD,O'O
H. Il. Davis and Charles Helhorn have bought the two
family houses IN lrnerts NostrPDd in
the Flabush section dwelling houses In tho
same block, each lot 2OXlOp
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15

Fred Charles Eckelman. jr.. seven years old. of
No. 226S Eighth avenue. died suddenly i'll the Post
Graduate Hospital on Thursday from fracture Of
the skull on May % he struck on the head
by stone thrown by a playmate. He was taken
to the hospital on June 3 and the operation of
Irephining was performed. in the course of which
It was found that three four hairs had been
driven through the brain covering. This, according
TO the autopsy, the of his death.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer.
Japan. CCrea and China tvia Seattle -
ShawmGt ........- .-...... ..-.-,
Australia tcNcept Wcsu. New Zealand
samoan Islands, FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia ula Vancouver and Vic
'oria. y. Cl-Aorangt .............. ...
Japan. Corea. china and Philippine
islands tvia SeattleI- Minnesota ....-
Tahiti and MarqucsaS Islands tvia san
Francisco MaTiposa - .--......---.
Han ell. japan. tur"R, china and
Philippine Islands via san Franciscoi
-H0Hgkong MBru- ............--...
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

On the premises at p. m.-Ry Joseph T. Day: l9g
Belle lIarbor, Long Island Montauk Dennison
Newport Side drive: voluntary
ON the premises AT p m.-By George W Bard: $50
lots and Lincoln at Lincoln Manor. Chester
lIiU, Mount Vernon; voluntary sale.
ON the premises at , MY r. +, Archer. 20i lots
Springfield. Borough Of Queens. Farmers and
Nov. L.,l,..a-I ..r Wv. ...-mIa-.. ....
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
RESALE OF WATER ST. PARCEL.

Samuel Kuer has bought from Golds & Cohen Nos AT
443 Water extending Nos %2t'7 and 225 South
st. three story buildings plot 4oxl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Snuthampton. Oceanic Eaddock. sew York
via Plymouth therhoIrE.
Naples June ! a m-rrinzrss Irene oGer,. Petersen
New Gibraltar for Geuoa (and proceeded
Adelaide, l3 kasama tt}D. Purcell. New York
Fremaule-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
HOUSE OWNED BY HOSPITAL SOLD.

Frederick RumbouEh have sold for tho
Nursery and Childs Hospital 9ith a
three story high stoop dwelling lot l7x94 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15

Market court. who held them to await the action or
the Commissioner of immigration.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Etrura. which reported TO miles
Sandy Hook al 9 yesterday. is expected to do
30 a Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIArrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises i:2S Noon 1889 Moons s
HIGH WATER
M-Sandy Hook 1920 Island 1927 He'll Gate 1920
PM-Sandy Hook 10 2s Gov Island 1898 He'll Gate l23
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
Furnished Houses to Let.

EOD STREET. near lexington ave: story and b,,.
W. Inent dwelling: tenant going to Europe will .r,
let furnish cd or UnfurnisAed ed to private family: No..
session irlInediately. ZITTEL. 1O26 Third ave
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
City Property for Sale.

A BARGAINS 600 buys four story and ba,.u.n,
EN modern brick fat, Eagle 161st Third
IL; II per investment; price. s13.5O0l sea
Norris ave, brcsE-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
To Let for Business PURPOSES

INACTORIES.-e.6 $50 square feet; on. ~ So
II Hamilton ferry HAMILTON TrSn,,s
MAI. CO. Bovine and Richards SITS. Brooklyn spSal.
lOO0-Hsmilton-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
Country Property to Let.

TJ,O LET-At Scotch Plains ". J.. a gentlsrnans RAT.
dence % acres. 2-story brick rooms ga,
dener's cottage outbuildng. s. .. DEBBIE ScSrn
Plains y J.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
MOUNT VERNON
COOLEY @ WEST. Inc,
Opposite New Haven r. r. station

Modern 10 house; finest location Chester
HiIl. finished In Quartsred oah. sacrifice 10000
T. HOUSER. Argus Building opposite New Haven
y Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
FORTY MORE COUNCILS
OF FRANCE RESIGN
Mayors Are Walling UP Doors
of Town Halls; Many Mar
riages Are Delayed.

PARIS. June l3.-Forty more munich
pal councils have sent in their resigna-
tions in accordance with the plans of
the central committee of the Wine
Growers organizations at Argeliers, but
up TO the present this involves hardly
more than 10 per cent Of the municipal-
tiles of the ''four federated depart
ments, as the disaffccted district is de-
scribcd in the south. The only munich
pal Offices open IN the protesting com
munes are those where births, mar
riageS and deaths are registered.
- Declarations regarding such
events are taken, but with the cxplana-
ton that ii is done unoffcially Many
proposed marriages are hung up, as
there is no one who can legally perform
the ceremony.
''The resigning Mayors continue to
work. walling up the doors of the town
nails with bricks or stones, in some
places putting small cannon on top of
the buildings, with printed notices Civ
ing warning of the danger of approach.
ing them. Some of the towns have re
solved to suppress all amusements and
not to observe any holidays, not even
the great national holiday. July IA, the
anniversary of the fall of the bastile,
until satisfaction is obtained by the
WINE growers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION
GRANTS CERTIFICATES

The State Board OF Education. which
has been in session for two days, fin
ished its labors Thursday after granting
certificates as follows:
FiveGear Certificates-Sophia Gul-
branson. Sadie +. Howell, Alice p.
Jones. Charles Quinn, Elvina Rasmus-
sen, Clara J.. Warner, Mrs. w, II. Neal
Catherine Iigginbotham,
Life Grammar Grades-Sophy H.
Gardner. Grace Fisher, Edith T. Ken
dali, Marie J. Neloi. Zeta Morris. Moses
NJ. Nelson. EVELYN /. Turner, Charles
NJ, Peterson, Laura NJ. Waddison, la
fayette Wilson.
Highschool DipIomas-Nelie L. Goss,
Joel j. Harris.
Temporary Minnie Gun
uingham. Marie Hunt, Etta Rider, Ade-
laide Jodofr, James l.. Kearus, kath.
crime Middleton. d. e. Wuodw or;t.
Alice Pinkbam, Clyde Bradford, Edward
NJ. Hussong.
The board passed resolution To the
effect that hereafter holders of FIVE. ycar
teaching certificates. 10 get them re-
newed, must file six hours of accredited
work. of which three hons must be
college grade.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
WILL NOW TAKE OVER
VALUABLE PATENTS
Articles of Incorporation Filed
With State and County
Officials.

The Sherman Engineering company
on Thursday filed articles of incorpor.
alton with tho Secretary Of State.
Headquarters is at Salt Lake, though
the company may have branches in
other States and in foreign countries.
The company is organized to take over
the patents owned by Frederic w. Sher-
man of Park City. The capital is Sl0O,.
600. in shares of the par value Of SO
each The officers are; Ernest Bamber-
ger. President: a. G. Ellis, .r.. vice
president; Frederic w. Sherman, secrc-
tarv; Louis b. Mccormick. treasurer;
w II. Clapp and j. f. Bamberger, di-
rcctorS.
The Pre- Fluxing Lime Rock Mining
company filed articles Thursday with
the County Clerk. Headquarters are
at Salt Lake. and the company owns
the Jim and ''Ben' claims II the
Hot Springs mining district. The cap
ital stock is $4,000. in dollar shares, of
which %, ,99l shares are treasury stock.
The officers are; b. +. Hill of East
Mill Creek, president; James Young,
Jr,, vice-preesident; Daniel Harrington,
secretary; Ora l.. Young and John p.
Young, directors. b. f, Hill and James
Young, Jr, own 10000 shares ench and
the others mentioned two shares each.
The bennington Mining company on
Thursday fled articles of incorporation
with the County Clerk. Headquarters
is at Salt Lake and capital is fixed
at n million shares, Of the par value Of
~ cents each. of which 100000 shares
are treasury stock. The officers are;
c. Overson Of Leamingtol, preside mt;
H. A. Smith Of Salt Lake, viceprosi-
dent George Pugslev, Salt Lake, di-
rector: j. II. Give, Salt Lake. director,
Newton Farr. Salt Lake, secretary treas
urer, The company owns group Of
quartz lode claims in the Leamirgton
district Millard county,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14

Dr.. A c. Ewing has changed his
residence to 432 South Main street,
:. Bocksley Hail. - for the summer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
EXCURSION EAST

Last date for teachers excursions
via Oregon Short Line, June IA Great.
" reduced rates to many Eastern
etc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
EXCURSIONS TO SAN FRAN.
CISCO

June 8 to 16, inclusive. via Oregon
Short Line. See agents for rates and
particulars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS

June 9 TO 16, inclusive, via Oregon
Short Line and Southern Pacific Great
ly reduced rates to San Francisco and
Los Angeles and return, direct or one
way via Portland. See agents for rates,
limits and further particulars. City
ticket Office, 20l Main street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06
GIVE THE BOYS A CHANCE.

While at farmers Institute recently
Inc writer found a man whose expari-
enee IN converting his son TO the nos
slOiiltles of agriculture had been sue
Gosstul and are worthy of repeating
the son attended one OF our edIIcatiof1-
~ institutions last winter and when he
returned home In the spring announced
lhht ne was ready for an office .
why not 80 on the farm" asked the
ialher Welll What do YOU suppose
! am getting AN education for?" re-
tored this college youth.
after some persuasion, however the
boy consented TO take a held OF 20 acres
ana seed IL to sugar beets He obtains
81 book ana kept an accurate account
Win me Held. paying for all tile labor.
including horse hire. harvesting the
hcets, etc. Al the end of the season
AFTER crediting himself with $500 a dav
Tor ms own labor and paying all eX-
Pehses. including good rental on the
lana, he ma accum ulated over $4,000
I'he lesson impressed itself on the
pOy mind and after - good heart 10
heall talk with his father at which
ne, was shown the difference between
GROWING heeis ANA being his own master
slave, he chose his future course. me
boy rs now an agricultural student in
one or our colleges and proposes 10
mahe agriculture his profession. We
commend the example OF this wise
talner 10 other fathers Give the boys
chance Let them have an opportun-
ny IN see The returns--the 1ndepen-
deuce the manlincFs OF the farmers
NE, ANA there VIII be no danger Of the
Guy becoming OyercrOwded with tho
poy IRON our tarms.-Doseret Farmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06
BOAR HUNT IN FRANCE.

me hve great forest trauts. Thoy CON
laln game OF various sorts, deer, and
solnetllnes one hears rumors OF bears
oul whether THIS be true or not there
dl9srssI o4 l.Qhvlers, a boar hunt ls one
pt re pretlleai, most picturesque sights
IN rance WIN It's quaint dresses rs
Msllu music, lth remnants OF old world
erieinoplnl The cries of "Vooelet' and
NlhnL' continuously heard during the
NUM-, ere eorrupiions OF VOLTA oe esi -
re VOLTA lahaut"
Ihe servants are called by different
nanes belrlng some reference To Tie
ngVIi ana ihey are all gOrgeously dress
music OF the horn plays an Important
paft. Tor the different strains indIrifo
whtt the hunted beast Il doiug Nhe,I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06

the head by saying that attend for he ne
had taken pleasure kill
doctor who killed almost evoh5
mat The law allowed
Trend who assured him that he could
bad shot two Of the beautiful
e o almost
Photographed
could have dusngt the gun
ms coming from one who loved to shoot
ana you want 10 attend in n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06

is very strange part of this desire
would outgrow it, only studied the habits
become
ourselves by saying well they don't life
killing them" Such enOnc human race
would thrown into aes brief existence pursued
by
Gould hunter doe dh
and could he see the bestowed and comfort
ing their little boOd year. was needed to satisfy
believe waking enonny of killing innocent gam.
was "eni al the other frs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06

r. has gone 10 the water, when no n al
KY, ~ ~ shown by the horns ThG
,halhll tenante' Is played when ha tosg-
eh some or the hounds and runs olf
akaini me second half Of the thAlallH
u solitaire huge fellow Who iivan
ATONE his death ~ honored with tic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06

Pictures like
the Iuwhere
shot the
they bothered thant But
suddenly hrd Ito
How of
by
h conteumept and
triumph The
rev occasions important this overfed he
Il
of
life The The
9 n q hero
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06

sometlmcs when The beaf attnols
XVI XIV nolhaH ne gentlemen dismount ni,d
eiN9tsioii' Fhen ne Will leave TIC dogs
, EN- rern q &c hpnlors Aaq Mero iva
Joke 10 be Wounded bp Inc tnkka nf "
wig poar-~N New Orleans Times Demo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06
THAT DULL HEADACHE

Persistent annoying headaches pro
frequently the result OF ove strain
CORRECT glasses will give Immediate
ielief IN most cases IL subiect 10 such
ills lot us mako free test Of your oyes
j. IL. KNICKERBoCKER, %. d.,
LIaotIehl opllcian la3 Main 1T
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-18
Sugar Factory For Mountain Home

James Horton Byers ef New York
City, representing the American
Sugar Refining company of that
place, is in the city this week in
vostigating the outlook for the beet
sugar industry. The Maverick
has not been able to- learn the in
tcntions of Mr.. Byers, who is not
yet ready to make any definite an
nouncement, but the statement may
be made that his visit has to do
with establishing a beet sugar fac
tory at Mountain Home, and that
the farmers of this vicinity will be
asked to sign up agreements to cul-
tivate a certain total acreage of
sugar beets. In the event that this
can be done it is within the pale of
probability that another year will
see a sugar factory building in our
city. The industry is one that
should be given every inducement
end doubtless the Commercial club
will swing into line for the project.