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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Three Concerns Join Hands TO
Run Up Price on New
State Code.
LONE BIDDER OFFERS
To DO WORK CHEAPER
up to Board of Examiners to
Reject Bid of Organ of
the Lord.

y blds for printing the new code of
o'ah Tor 10Y were opened by the state
board of examiners Saturday. and die.
closed a state of affairs which surnr;sod
lhe entire board and discom6ted Cow
ernor John c. Cutler, who would like
10 give the printing and binding to the
Deseret Evening News, but who can 4
as yet see just how he can do so and.
SUN keep inviolate his oath of office.
Inc Deseret News, the Tribune Re-
porter company and the Century Print
ing company submitted a Joint bid.
WIN deep solicltude for the welfare
OF the State this bid declared that ihe
oldders felt that. in Justice to, the
state, none of them could afford to
undertake the work alone, hence thev
had pooled issues. Disinteersted phil.
anthropy, therefore, is assigned as the
reason for this pooling Of interests
among, printers. The bid was $3.50 a
page for composition aud press work.
and the Lord S Own submitted a bid of
Sl.lU volume for binding the code
Skelton Bid Much Lower.
The surprise came when the bid OF
the SHELTON Publishing company was
opened. Without any 'palaver about ius-
tlce TO the State, this concern offered to
do the composition and press work on
the code for s3.54 a page, and to bind
It Tor 6S cents volume. And the dis
committing fact was that the SHELTON bid
was accompanied by q certified check
for 10 per cent Of the amount of the
bid, and was otherwise regular and ac-
cording to Hoyle, so that the board OF
examiners has no loophole by which TO
reject it.
Governor Cutler, after the first shock
of the discovery had passed, suddenly
remembered that he had to leave for
Los Angeles on the evening train, and
must needs make preparations. Attor.
ney eyGeneral Breeden had not fully re
covered from the mental labor incident
to his forensic effort in the Donaldson
case. and was in no state of mind to
figure out howsto award contract to
the highest bidder and still keep within
the law. Secretary Of State c. s.
Tingey was too astounded for utterance.
Action Is Delayed.
IT was agreed. therefore, that action
on the bids shall be postponed until
July 10. Meanwhile the board OF exam
iners Will "take COUNSEL as to how to
give the contract to the organ of the
Lord. Revenue Collector Callister visit
ed the city and county building during
the afternoon, but whether he came TO
cheer up the dropping spirits of the
faithful state officials could not he
learned. There is a suspicion abroad,
however, that Air SHELTON will be hailed
before a bishops court for un-Christian
like conduct in daring TO underbid a
printer combine of which the proph-
ct s personal organ is the head.
1t is proposed to print 1000 copies
of the code and TO bind 5000 of them.
The laws are being codifed by Attor-
neys James r. Hammond and Grant II;
Smith, and it is expected to have 1900 |
copies ready for delivery by Jan. /,
1905.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Entries at Latonia.
eclal To The Tribune.

CIetIdl 20 nc ltlpulle
CINCINNATI. July 6-Followng are
the entries for Monday at Latonia;
First race, three -fourths OF q mile. sell
ing-No Quarter 100, Charles Mitchell,
1885, Hughes. l05; Frank Flesher, 105;
Radinoya, los; Bellmence, 105; Little
George, l05; Ericsson. los; Hardshot: 10S:
Wedgewood, III; Fenian. 1l6; Careless,
1l6.
Second race, nine slxteenths of a mile,
pursc-Snakc Mary, 1l2: Beth Goodwin
1l2; Merrigo. l12. Plcasantview Belle.
1l2. Invcntress. l1e; Lady Martha, liz;
Presente. l12; Hazel NJ. 1l2; Silver Deer.
l12; ZIra, 1l2; Finkie Prim, 1l2; ogbent.
ll2.
Third race, one mile. purse-LaVeIta,
Sc, Javanese. 81; Tanglewood, 95; Bart
lette, 90; Convolo. l0l; Princess Orna, 1Ol !;
HuZzah. los.
Fourth race, three -fourths Of a mile
selllng--Kokomo 100; Harold D.. los; ;
Lightning Conductor los. Florizell, Ill !;
KOhnedaw, ia: Noel, III; Landbreeze.
III; Melino. III. Alrship. 1l6; Paul. ll6;
Frank Monteverdc. l16; Kern, 119.
Fifth race, eleven -siNteenthS of mile,
purse-Dlnda. 81; Moscow Belle. "a; WAL
dorf Belle. 9i; Marcus Aurellus, 81;
Fapen. 90 Judge Dundon, I02. Sabado,
l02: Black Dress, 102; Gresham. 102: AL
bert star lo2; Elder lO9; Evelyn s.,
sixth race. one mile, seling-Anna
EUskin, 95; Capcr. 100. Delstrome, 100.
The Golden Bird. 100: Helen Virginia.
100; Della Thorpe. 100; DR. Lee Huffman.
l02 Woolstonc, 1O2; Aivcston, 1O2; County
Clerk. 1865 Sir Godfrey. lOos ouard. log.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
LIGHTNING STRIKES;
STUNS SIXTEEN MEN
Twenty-Six Sheep Killed by
Bolt Which Reaches Shear
ing Pens.
Ial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LARAMIE, Wyo,, July 6.-Lightnlng
yesterday afternoon struck the Ben
shearing pens at Mill Brook, occupied
at tho time by sixteen men, including
e. j. Bell, the manager, and stunned
all the men, besides killing twenty-six
sheep.
Bell was stunned by a slight stroke
in the back of the head, all the other
men being knocked over
The gold on the frame of DR.. De,
laney's spectacles was corroded and
his hat was damaged
in the form Of a large ball of blue
light, and jumped from that TO the
sRaft running through the center of the
building. exploding as it went through
streams down the metal siding OF the
room. The sheep were in the pens
against this siding, and forty were af-
fected, the men being able to save
more than a dozen by the use Of water
after the passing Of the bolt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
AN EXPERT FORESTER
TO TREAT THE TREES
University of Utah VIII Enlist
the Services of A. Henry
Miller.

Arrangements have been made by
the University of Utah TO have mum
her of the trees on the campus, that
are in rather bad condition, treated by
Mr. A. Henry Miller, an expert for
ester and landscape gardener OF pen
yer. These trees have only been plant
ed few wears, and for some reason or
other they have become dwartca, ahS
this wear the leaves on number OF
them are already turning yellow.
MIR. Miller thinks that by proper
+reatmont these trees can be changed
and again brought into good condltl0n.
His method at first sight appears to be
stoppinp the growth Of the trees that
&c he Prevents the tree from growing
above ihe ground but makes the roots
work for The tree food, The tree IN
This way does not become oVerteo, put,
instead, good circulation oil sap Is
induced The method OF dong lnls rs
verv simple. A large hole is aug IN
~ ,,rnnnd about fifteen feet from the
troe and the water for the tree rs
,iaced here rather than beng placed
Immediately around the root. The roots
roooh ont for the water, ana III 81
dn;ng become fully developed.
salt Lakers will no doubt be sur
,,r;scd TO hear that Mr. Miller THINKS
that many Of the trees on the street5
that are now covered with Worlas anu
bugs. may, by tins simple treatment DE
made TO take on healthier, appear@IIIIo
I'd in time lose all those oblectlonapie
Fa,tnros Mr.. Miller is highly pleased
LII salt Lake He believes tne con
T;t;nns 49,; here are almost ideal Tor the
aroxyfh of trees according TO ms tne
If satisfactory arrangements ca. can
I IIiS' made Mr.. Miller will make Salt
Lake his home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
PRODUCED SEVEN
LOCOMOTIVES A DAY
Baldwin Works Will Far Ex-
ceed All Previous Records
This Year.

Production of the Baldwin I,ocomo.
1--WE works Tor six months and orders
IN hand make it virtually certain that
'he business of the great Philadelphia
concern for this year will exceed all
past records. Indications arc that fully
IIoo locomotives will be turned ont
Last year there was All OUTPUT of 265G
and IN i905 the number was $3.50.
locomotives TO the number of 1874
ana worth about S25.O00,0O0 were
turned out by the Baldwin Locomotive
works during the first half OF the wear
Just ended. With the single exception
OF the last half of 1906, when the ont.
put was 1888 locomotives, this is the
largest six months production in the
history of the worldfamous concern.
lhis output means that the Baldwins
nave been maintaining an average pro
ducuon OF seven and one.third iocomo.
tlVes per day, Sundays and HOLIDAYS
included Set in line. the 1884 loco.
motives which have Left Philadelphia
since the year began would reach about
sixteen miles
for the corresponding period last
year the output was 1914 locomotives.
and for the previous two siy.montb
periods l249 and 100l locomotives
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
|NGEST|ON IS
h NOW RELIEVED.
|srso on Traffic Raised on
authern and Union Paci-
fic Roads.
nIISANDS OF CARS
WERE PILED ON SlDINGS
h and WashOuts We're
pause of the Congested
Condition.

4. the floods and washouts on
,,,abern Pacific in March and
thcre has been q serious conges-
a freight on that line, a condition
listed from Green River, Wyo..
.rks New. virtually covering the
4 and western portion Of the Ore
Sort Line. The announcement is
-,de that the congestion has been
a and the embargo on freight
"A This applies not only 10 the
6re but TO the branches and con
4 lines, and conditions are again
m he remem bered that when the
oyer the Humboldt river was
4 away all traffic was suspended
.,vsral DAYS. This threw traffic
NJ bohind, and at one time nearly
'ars Of freight for points west Of
q we're piled up along the line
nrsen River to Sparks, It was
ask that confronted the Short
management. This accumulation
,;gbt had to be moved to its des.
81 and at the same time the reeu-
r6ic bad TO be kept moving. It
, lsrge demand on motive power,
ma application TO clearance of
Iscus was AZ last crowned with
a and now everything is again
u smoothly.
rthr important announcement is
IN that the block signal system
rF been installed on the Short
from Green River to Sparks. a
"a of about 500 miles. Besides
1s.d safety which the use of this
/ nves TO the travelling public, it
Initiates the operation of trains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Rowing Keeps Men Conditioned.
Special Sporting Service.

NEW YORK. July 6-Constance s, IT.
tus reports that Princeton. whose oarsmen
he has been coaching. may send a crew
to PougnkeepsIe within two years time
The Tigers are eager 70 be represented in
the great annual regatta. us rowing is
the only branch of athletics in whlcA they
do not compete. Contrary to the opinions
thorltles there think that rowing will
keep the football. hockey and basketball
men In good condition throughout the
spring, where otherwise the same men,
not engaged In any athletic Dastlme at
this season. would lose condition Coach
Titus hopes 20 bring about the develop
ment OF q varsity crew through the de-
Velopment of class crews The announce
ment OF spring regatta for 1908 would
undoubtedly bring out much good mate
rial, and there is plenty OF II ar Prince
ton. From the class eights and fours
could be selected a varsity squad. and
from this squad Titus could pick and traln
an eight lit 10 compete at Poughkeepsie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Railroad Notes.

agent of the Denver & Rio Grande, viii
come over from Denver today and spend
a day or two in the city.
Ed. Merchant. travelling passenger
agent for the Canadian Pacific at Kan
sas City, is looking up business affairs
in Salt Lake.
Charlie Davidson brought over the
first f. 4. special train from Denver
on the Rio Grande Saturday. The train
carried about $50 school teochers bound
for Los Angeles.
A report has been current that an
electric railroad line is being surveyed
from Salt Lake to bingham, 1T is in
correct: not yet, a while. A survey is
being made for pole line for the trans
mission of power to the Ohio Copper
company's mill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Changes on atchjnson

TOPEKA, KAS, July 6.-General
Manager N j. j, Hurley OF the Atchipson,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway company
today announced change in the oper-
atlng department which means the ere
alton of new grand division, effective
August j. P. C. Fox Will continue as
general superintendent of the Eastern
grand division. r. j. Parker of La
Junta will be given the general super
intendency of the central grand division
with headquarters at Newton. II. w.
Sharp will be promoted 10 the position
OF general superintendent Of the West
ern division with headquarters at La
Junta. D. Farley will succeed Superin-
tendent Sharp Mt Kansas City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
/ EPoKANE CASE AGAIN.
thEon Town Now Asks For Dam
ages from Railroads.

tBco llOlu IhclLi VdllS.
lSHINGTON, July 6.-Amorg the
:htions fled with the Interstate
c,Ns commission today were three
|ths city Of Spokane, Washington,
b the Oregon Railroad and Navi-
, company, the Northern Pacific
cr and the Great Northern rail
|IGtipg out Substantially the same
|rsnt Of facts. In the construction
\ system of water works the city
Erkane used an immense amount
N and rivets, which had TO be
y from Pittsburg, Pa, to spo-
It is alleged in the complaints
tifsrsnt railroads charged more
d Shipment Of the material from
|lrg to Spokane than their tariff
hdicated they would have charged
5atnts Of the same material from
Erg 10 Portland, Oregon, although
|ns is 300 miles nearer to Pitts
iaan is Portland. The city de-
trspaIation from the Oregon Rail
i,d Navigation company in the
E.5l9 with SOU attorneys fees;
e Northern Pacific railroad COM
SiOl reparation and $500 attor-
4 fsss
bling of this complaint is a re-
sf the old fight between the cities
pune and Portland which recently
taid by the Interstate Commerce
X-.t1nn in what &c lr,n,p oo +ba
n case, II has ben maintained
sal years by the city of Spokane
was Disseminated against by
tsosds IN favor Of Portland and
The Spokane case has not
Sded yet by the commission
robabilitics are that upon the
ESminntion Of that case by the
z,on the complaints fled today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Club Wants Yacht Race.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

j IIUIIIIN NVNNIstI NJiVK NITI- tHtI : IIG
SAN FRANCISCO. July 6--Another i'm
portant yachting event. besides the race
for the perpetual challenge cup, ia likely
to take place In August. y three-cornered
match between the sloops Discovery Co
rlnthian Yacht club, Neva tSan Fran
cisco Yacht club) and the Valkyrie
(South Coast Yacht club has been sug-
gested, the contest to be sailed on sun
day, August 4. the day after the cup race
The annual regatta OF the San Fran
cisco Yacht club is on the calendar for
July 2l. but will be postponed on account
OF the race around the Farallon islands.
which is scheduled 10 be held on the
goth The directors OF the SausalIto club
have been talking the matter over, and
VIII probably set the date OF the regatta
70 August 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
RANKS WITH BEST,
Ross Proves Right to Be Classed With
the Best Uncle Sam Golfers.

Trihune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK. July 6.-In winning the
national open golf championship title last
week Alec Ross proved his right TO be
ranked with the best on this side OF the
Atlantic. AS q matter of fact he has on
several occasions given evidence OF excep-
tional ability. among other things twice
winning the open championship of Mas
sachusetts. In action Ross has an easy
graceful swing, almost lazy. because OF
the absence OF any apparent effort. But
the stroke IS invariably well timed his
powerful wrists getting into the shot at
the right moment. so TO speak. Ross. who
is native Of Dornoch. Scotland. Is a
young man whose game has been i'm
proving each year. Formerly there was
an occasional wlldness Off the tee. which
seems To have disappeared almost en-
tirely. He has never been regarded as
an especially good putter, but his deadly
short game throughout the tournament at
Philadelphia left little TO be desired I'm
that direction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Probable Number Of Entries.
rribune Special Sporting Service.

iipbHo Dpctldl bSlJp!lillS 'cGlNlCSr
NEW YORK, July 6.-Predictions re-
garding the probable number of entries
in this years annual tour OF the Aneri-
can Automobile association, which starts
from Cleveland July TO- vary from fifty
TO 100. with the chairman of the touring
board quoted as expecting 100 cars TO be
entered, So far as local automobiles are
concerned there does not appear TO be
as much interest In this years tour as
was displayed In the 1906 affair, though
this may be due To a certain extent 10
the fact that the tour headquarters are
located IN Buffalo. while last year they
were In this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
~lts AGAINST o. b. & N.
3 Asked on Account Of the Car
Shortage.

ORE, July 6.-From
4 ealeations a large part of the
4 .flh Of the Circuit court of Multi.
H1sly will be taken up with the
Oh suits against the Oregon
and Navigation company on
o. the car shortage damages,
say the Interior Warehouse
brought suit TO recover about
BECAUSE of the failure of this
70 haul the wheat crop of 1904,
Tsater damage suit was fled
y, uiilord & Co. The company
@ges aggregating 100000 from
sgA Railroad and Navigation
l'f half dozen reasons. The
Sl an award states that Che
n,aaifoad ,aatoad and Navigation COM
isH and 1905 solicited grain
.%r IN ana promised TO have aburd-
vv.lss v.s on hand TO transport grain
rs ns; and elsewhere. Relying on
n.y. ivaes5, the plaintiffs state, they
y. shipments to Eastern brok-
IN, elevator men and millers,
N.osnd 1T impossible to obtain
Wy delivery Of shipments prom
Sso alleged the price Of wheat
osiorc the Oregon and Wash
M could be marketed and de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Prize Winnings Tables.

The standing OF the professional and
amateur riders in the prize winnings ia
Iner has Jumped to the lead, with Clark
and Lawson below him. The poorer rid
ers who occupied conspicuous places In
me tables are being s!fted down TO the
a night for the top position Kramer
baS m won over s400 In prize money and
VII Without doubt swell this amount to
Inc tables are as follows;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Gotch Taking Things Easy.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

IrlbUne Special Sporting Service.
DES MONIES, Iowa, July 6.-Trank
Cotch. the champion wrestler OF Ameri-
ca is spending the summer vacation at
the home OF his parents in Humboldt
He is completing arrangements for q
forty weeks engagement across the At
lanrlc. beginning in September, EIe Will
give exhibition wrestling matches for
$500 q week and Will tour England, Scot
land. France and Germany. While on bis
foreign tour Gotch will probably wrestle
George Hackenschmidt, VINO Is now in
London.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Kills Sunday Baseball.
'ribune Special Sporting Service.

IrIpuhe SpecIaI Sporting SerVIce.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 6,-Sunday ball
in New York State is dead Senator
Thompson's bill permitting Sunday base
ball in New York City. which Mayor Nc
Clellan vetoed was called up in the SEN
ate on the last day OF the session to be
passed over the mayors veto. but il
failed. and was one OF the few bills
Mayor Mcclellan vetoed that tho Legls-
lature did not pass over his veto. Only
% voted In favor OF passing the bill over
the veto wero secured. to 1e in opposl-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
'sEhN PACIFIC WORK.
VI construction On California
End of Line.


|GIs 70 dispatch from Hay
y >. construction work Of the
8 / sslne' SO far as road bed and
has nearly reached
kfeszas SIRDLU SHRDLU
iEsygo ereck, the Eastern bound
vii Jhsfd; 10 a concrete and steel
'& tov' tov 'hrown across the creek.
b nn;Sisll n;%sla Niles work is pro-
y onaM,"aiy Construction trains
Pa ;aI.ing MIL out Of Stockton with
. ., & iRs OF Altamont., the first
d Name rae new road Mt the East
|,sae,r county. Engineers Of
v ns, facIhc said that every
|sleti"un was being used to hasten
sanly Oh the road through Ala.
II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Bicycle Riders at Ogden.

The bicycle riders viii go 10 Ogden to-
night The feature of the meet is five
mile match race, motor-paced. between
Downing and Samuolson:
Five mile motor-paccd race-Downlns
VS.. Samuelson Purse. $50.
Two-milc open lap, professional Purse.
$40.
Mile handicap. professional. Purse, Sis.
Two mile lap. handicap, amateur.
Purse, $21.50.
Half-mile open. amateur. Purse, S29
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

Kodol Will nourish and strengthen
your digestive organs and furnish the
natural digestive juices for your stom.
ach act " II Viii make you well. Kodol
dipests what you eat. Sold by Anstcc
Rrico Drug Co, III Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
American Association Games.

At Kansas City-Kansas City 1. ST.
Paul 2.
At Minneapolis -Minnea polls 5, Milwau-
kee 6.
At Columbus-Columbu 6, Indianapo-
lis /.
At Louisville-Louisvine 4. Toledo 8.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
cbcrbourp Dockmen Strike,

CHERBOURG, July 6.---The dock Ia
borers here struck today for an increase
of wages and paraded the city. carry
ing red flags and singing revolutionary
songs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
1pISS1h.. q. Worley Drowned.

Pc reca;o.N, ILL.,. July Ga
4 ius .sed s. here today from
4 r. announces the drowning
n "oflcy. a medical mis-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

ruorvthinq good to eat at the hoyal
cr;il ET0i Omen from 4 to IL p. M. Music
every evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
WOMAN is NEARLY
BURNED TO DEATH

A terrible accident occurred
In Green River the morning of
July >. Mrs. Il. J. Cook, wife
of the cashier Of the Green
River State bank, was getting
breakfast and by mistake used
gasoline instead of kerosene.
Mrs. Cooks dress caught fire
from the exploding gasoline and
she rushed upstairs screaming
where Mr.. Cook met her and eX-
tinguished the flames with rug,
burning both hands severely i'm
the operation, Mr.. Cook then
drove his automobile for tho
doctor, regardless of his painful
burns, furnishing fine exhibit
tion of nerve.
Mrs. Cook Is burns are very
painful and serious but not prob
ably fatal. Both husband and
wife were resting quite easily at
last account.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

McCoy's Stables. .,
Carriages and Light livery Phones o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

Ask your grocer tor the Vienna
Walnut Bread,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

Ask for that new bread at your
onnrv Vienna Walnut Bread
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
ONLY S1.OO
uELP WANTED

To Ogden and return sunday '"'y .
vim Oregon Short Line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

DIR, ". NJ, Tillman, dentist, os;to 5to
Brooks's Arcade building opp''-''
Kuutsford.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodak and kodak finishing, la2 MAIN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

n.r tbe Vienna Walnut Bread. ASH
ncerv for it. Fresh every day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

Tho UBest" today, Vienna walnut
Brend. Vienna Bakery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Prize Winning Tables.
II 81 81 4TPrizcs

Following are the prize winnings tn
bles giving the standing OF the Ogden
riders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

Ladies clothes inonsrsii o,ndrv nhls 4Si M
other departments. Troy ANu''
South Sixth East.