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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-05-11
TIE FATE OF THE ROSE.

e.
-Four roses grew BY a garden wall,
And tae passers who CHANGED L
look,
W re fam to pluck the roses fair
That Oloomed Il the flo very nook
7 e bnttert US kissed, each beautiful
rose,
or White. pink, yellow and red.
Aad the Bumble-bee fingered the
longest with them,
S the greens Of The garden said.
a child passed by and plucked the
white rose,
With fingers so wan and thin,
That the white rose felt an angels
touch,
Had broken its slender stem.
Then a youth passed by, with bis
sweetheart gay,
And gathered the sweet pink rose.
"You will wear it, dear Rose" be
tenderly SAID,
"Like you, tits the fairest thst
blows"
The owner gathered the pale yellow
rose,
10 wear in her hair that night.
She too was a queen-of society hearts.
Who delighted in revelry bright,
But late in the evening. a mother
passed by,
Worn cut with the toll of the dav.
She saw the red rose, and carried it
home,
To chase the dark shadows away.
The white rose soon faded, in withered
decay.
But the pink rose was treasured for
many a year
The yellow rose a Beau Brummel,s
lapel,
Inc red rose was bathed in a poor
womaD's tears.
B. B. G.
Composed by a MAYHEM Mo. girl,
nd contributed 10 thu Tntailioancar
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-05-11

The Kansas City police Inves iga.
tion began Wednesday A public
hearing is being held. Whether it
will be a real public investigation or
only a show OF it remains to be seen
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-05-11

Call at cur store, please. for a free
sample Of DR.. shoop's "Health
Coffee" II real coffee cisturbs 20 r
stomach, your Heart, or Kidneys,
then try this Clever Coffee imitation
While DIR. Shoop has very closely
matched Old Java and Mocha Coffee
In flavor and taste, yet he has not
even a single grain Of real Coffee in il.
DIR. Shops Health Coffee Imita tion
Is made from pure toasted grains or
cereals, with Malt, Nuts, ect. You
will surely like Health Coffee. Sold
D. Jos. e, Long.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-05-11

The telephone section and the
emergency clause we're added to the
race track raw oy the Missouri legis
ture this week.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-05-11

Composed by a MAYHEM Mo. girl,
and contributed to the Intelligencer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Shifisnad)rid,tcn.

Cape SAGE, Ms, 1G. 0e5enr.
Der. - 0nmpfer .EotSoom", bon
GottcrOom nod Neru-Oor inter.
megs, mar in &e~rbinbung nit Der
bieiigen Warconi.S totion, ais CT lid,
$50 Mcilcn iiiooitlid bcion0.
Ncu Dorf, 16. 9c5ember. -
In0ctonmen: Son1pfcr bulgaria"
bon 8enllu.
lpmoutb, 16. 9c5embcr. -
Ser 0ornpicr naronprin5ciiin Sect
lie" troi nif benz @ege bon Seem.
Yorf nad) Bremen bier Elm.
Guecnstonn II, is. 9e5cmbcr.-
Compiler yGormoniu", bon SHREVEPORT
nod) &%ipcrpool bcitimmt, trnf bier
Elm.
Bremen 10. Ic5ennbcr. - &icr
ol,0cfommcn lit Der Tompicr Gro
Der aurfilrit" bon Nelu.gorf.
@cnuo, 10, 0e5ember. - 0om-
pier vaoniN hilbert" lit bon Ncm-
g)orf bier nngcfommen.
Bremen, #. Se5embcr. - Ger
Gompier n@orboroiio" tad beutc
nod Ncm.Dorf in Sec.
Gberbourg, Is. 9c5cnbcr. -
Gompier oaronprin5 Milbclm" ilbr
bclltc nod Nclu.Dorf ob.
HotterOnm, 10. 0c5cmber. -
Gon1pier nStotcnoom", Nelu.9orf
piu @olllognc, fam bier al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
YrGdltiae Tarm pbcr 2auoit

ntt Der r9iorbIi6cn Geniralbabn," In @nIit'
moresGounip so Ider; go in bober dnltur: 20
Elder @idelIs iIno aditanieriualo: 270 Gblt'
bdl,mc; fteinernes GSobnbauS mo quito gSirib'
Fdaftsacbduoe; Yrtis $4,000; mub o%eriuuft iper'
ben; Sieb unb Snbeniar fam aud nit iiber'
uoIlIne1 iperben.
9crner babe i'd oieIc nnbere fhbne 6nrn1cr,
fo,pie uu6 Staots@iatntburt biIig 5i nerlnlt'
fen. 8. Saoenbppp, Tr. iii, Wuro'Gb arlcsss tr.
lsIbcns $3.50, UT. 1888, Norosgrouoipap.)
(Sept1 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Wpbcruc Mphnnnacn.
600 Wlpd @lupcr.s trNhc.

OUU Sluu Wlppti'SiiNr' t
$1,000 ruuten cine5 iencr ntooernet 8iuet'
ftpdieen Sdufer. Sobeu feds Simmer, Saoc'
ftubc uni Sdnsc.. ole mnberilcrl @inrtdtliigell,
cinihIiebiid, i~anitirer stumbling; gnoeftltbe
cntbdIt observation-disclosures uto @aierciofet.
3rpttoirc, S6fe uno Gelec ceneitiirt. 10s6rB
6inter.9lleps nit @ranolitbic acpflnftert; ,Sle
aepfIaitert limb fcbr fd6n. Scbe nm aefunoc
Gage. Seocn Nbenb bis s llbr sur Sllfpeition
often. GnWnre Z. BanaaDcr. Narlnternebrner.
1iirean: s,r. 2537, Ch'aHunnment'st rahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Wnhc hei Waltimprc.

eh6re Surm bon 5sh aderll. iuornn 10
ncrtbbuUcr aSalb; bat 3nci gSob~bluier mo auc
~notbigen I'll rmeebdube; 200 Srnftbdnn;c, 300
Gcerenitriu6er linb 10 Ider @rabecrert. Frets
nur $500, einlhIieblid oes Nieb9 ino Der
sldcraerdtbc. Ndberes bel y. Saornbpup, vi.
III, 3uro. SharleS.Str c. Baltimore. (~gbeno5
bon 3 bis tx Nor 9ir. 1898, Noro'9rodoiunpD
(Sent5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
3n %Derfanfen:
an %pcrfauicH:

Tr. 1901, GorosGbapeisStrdbe 5riffet
g,ortbs nnb aafanettes @beniie; outer Tlap fir
ciren Srocerp., &ropifionSs, @aIGlteric' ober
G6ubIaoen: neucs SGus, icue Itudbunrltaft,
lei6te 9eoiugungeit; niebrIGtr Sirnilo5in2.
Yrcis Gil, 2auIenh Dollars $4,000: Nad6l'
iraget bel Maiter Z. @citpbai, Mr.. ftW, Gnro'
g}puo. Strabe, CScii0. .Ntj3l1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17

Gins, 5mei orei-an Ser
&anf porbei! Ser Stelle aus .Serif
III Der Sonaidnlc," iollten iih bic
2ellte iebt erinncrn, itott 0onten 5,l
belagern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17

Sn 6oG Riuer, Noii., lit oic
i~efsiGbrigc Sable Salem, Sod)ter
bon Ibrnham Salem, an 9rononun.
Ben geItorbcn, meldle lie bci'm I'm.
'toBcn elmer TctrolumIampc in ibrer
@obllrun9 crlitten bate, nahocm ibr
ibrc n%cuniGbrige Sdweiter alicc,
mcld)e lie bate rettcn mollen, idon
I'm (ooe poroii a%eganoen, Die Wllt-
fer beiinoct iid in lplge oes Shref-
fcnS in bcocnflidem 3uitan0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17

Stcaeaciuh:

9tclleacindI.
Cine beutffc 8ittpe obre 4tneer fibt
Steamng fir Suusarbeit. Na63ufragen in
ar. ITO, San.Stncn, ~5iuiihcn Rtperiibc. unb
Sattern .Nucnue, bel gran aunis. (351-2)
Stcnrgeiud:
Gin Bidder fM@t SteIlung aIS erite ODER 5iuei'
tc San6. Ea65ufraeen in Nr. 907, Gtater.
atrake. (9fpo26, lgft)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Baltimore Warftbcrihtc.

Baltimore ben 10. DECEMBER 1907.
Webl. - 9ie beutige 3uiubr betrIieli l555s
iSdNer, etnihliebIih 290G Sdfier 5u gocufis
Fotnt lno s22s 6ai6 III Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17

H., 7sa, TBS 81 sss.s g%ostaa,as.nn.:
bitiin BON Der DorisScab: 6o1ftdnbie prdntt9
6~ifor'rt: iebe moberne geauemIidieit.
81. In, III 10 etc., crb'Batnrtnt'str-
atuitnen Sj1trrIcintt Npsnuc uno Sapette,str.,
sth 6eDiert bonn y9dtifrYpn'Bnrt.. 9ur6ipeG
T6bn %befcrirt; iebe mobetne geauemlthfetf;
6uetft5dige Sdrfer. gbp arb Z. Gtprd. an UT
nub etene, ODER Wr. SO, 0unthtr.BntfotHa,
hanette. unb ct. YuuLetr. (Sebr9.1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
&erlangt Sranen nmS Mabden.
Gcrlanat WGnner nnb Snabcn.

@crIaHgt:
Gin gutter Bidder ais 5lueite Sanb. Nad5us
iraeen In vi. 1131, Tpro. Sr~cmont'@pcnne
(350-D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
NOTICE.

Salt Lake CiJy. utah, March H. lgg1.-.
NOTICE Is hereby given. pursuant to law
~ tho Board Ut Education OF Salt Lake
CITY Utah. OF its Intention to adopI text
said city fut y period ~ ave yeats iTom
the lst day " July. IepI Separate and
sealed proposals from publ sheIs Will ba
received by this Board OF Education at
until Friday Mag Ii, 1871. al 1.3Q p. ma,
avt furnishing each OF the books Haineq
below ID approximate numbers Indicated,
p speh less numbers as the Board MAJ
sequire each year The following are ap
pf0Slmately thp number ana kind Of books
sSG9iIgu to, vat lOgy0 reading texts. lVVV9
langung0 books. SGto English aspnim ar
9f language and grammar l0,NS spelling
oooks. SleW arithmeiics. l200 geoG-
raphles' V.oo1 Y S, histories, 1900 physt-
utosy ard hygiene, lj.u0 COPY books S.pV
nature study ut elementary sGlpucr, 1900
Drawing books, 5000 music books, see
WORD ana yslsr s,N0 school dictionaries.
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS.
1900 algebra uncludlns Elementary and
advanced tre0tmentl 1900 plnne geometry
LOO plane and s0lid geometry cornbined
sW plane anc spherical irigongmetrs
combined l.S@ cothmerolsi arithmetic, l.
Gp hlgh school arithmctIe, lOco fist year
Latin book loo second scar Latin, 1903
Ia i1at y gtammor looo Latin comp sitiQg'
lgQ ttist year Greek, 100 Anubaas 1JO
Crock grammar 20 Had 10 Greek com
position, LjN0 FIRST year Frcnci, 1850
french y ntnmaf. 500 scientific French
reader lavo Sinai French dictionary Loo
nrSt year German BOOK, i5lo German
gtammars, 100 scientific German reader
,5N small Gerrnhh dictionary, and a sut-
flcisnt number OF standard french. Ger.
man and English classics, LOO American
history QnclEdinS Institutional hiatoryg,
,'Nv English history, Loo Isulnsa history,
llsto Greek history, I,0to tnedia"yul history
$40 civil government, 1880 general history.
sNp composition and rhetoric, Lomblned
lSp0 ENxlisL llteTat urc so American
ll5eraturr. leo technical English gram
ntar, 3VQ small mythology. a,5yl r0miuer.
clal English grammar ana composition
LOCO phSsiolcgy 20OO pilysl oEraphp. 1.000
botany 1000 geology Loo chemistry, 1000
Zoology !.gSO physics, goo psychotogS, i.So
rsphy, l-5o0 bookkeeping, so Spanish
reader, 5oo Spanish grammar, 900 Spanish
Text books on all subjects above NAM
ca VIII be considered FOR the grade or
grades In which such subjects are com
monty taught
Beard ct Education VII meet and pub
licly open and read all the proposals
that have been received and viii make its
desi son within thirty days thereafter.
must be accompanied by sample copies OF
the books proposed to be furnished, to-
Eether With statement of the introduc-
furnish each book within Salt Lake CITY.
during the tull time That is required by
law The publisher or publishers whose
proposals shall be accepted must enter
Into written contract with the Board Of
Education and shall give bond with
two SUFFICIENT suretes In a reasona BILE
faithful performance OF such contract.
All bidders will he required to give net
price OF books 4. @. b. at point ~ ship.
nent nnd Z. o. b, Salt Lake City Right Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
SAYS MANY WERE
BENEFITED HERE
The "Vegetable Prescription"
Filled Many Times in Two
Weeks.
PREPARE SOME AND TRY IT


That the readers oe thls paper APP
precfate advice when given In good
faith is plainly demo nstrated by the
fact that olse we'll known local phar-
macy filled the vegetable prescrip-
ton manv times within the past two
weeks. Most OF these folks naturally
bought the ingredients only and mix
ed them at home The announ cement
of this simple, harmless mixture has
certainly accomplished much In re
ducing the great many cases OF kid
ney complaint and rheumatism here
relieving pain and misery, especially
among the Older population, who are
always suffering more or less with
bladder and urinary troubles. bsekache
and particularly rheuma tism
Another well-known druggist asks
us TO continue the announcement OF
the prescription. 1t is doing so much
real good here. he continues, that III
would be crime not TO do so. ls
can not be repeated too often. and
further states many cases OF remarks
able cures wrought.
The following is the prescription OF
vegetable ingredients, makinp a harm-
less, inexpensive compound, which any
person can prepare bv shaking well In
a bottle: Fluid Extract Dandelion
ona-half ounce; Compound Karson,
one N"es Compound Sr~-- Sarsapar-
lila, three ounces. Any first class drug.
store will sell this small amount of
each ingredient and the dose for
adults Is one teaspoonful, to be taken
after each meal and again at bedtime
There Is enough here 20 last for one
week, If taken aocO riding to directions
Good results viii be apparent from the
first.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
N0rrCE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

a special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the STATE BANK OF UTAH. a cor
pOratlOn organized and existing under the
laws OF Utah. will he held at lis bank
Ing house, IN Salt Lake City, q o'clock
, m, on Monday, The END day OF April.
1907. for the purpose Of considering the ad-
Visibility Of amending Article Of the Ar
tlclss ot Incorporation, as heretofore
amended, by increasing the capital stock
from $3.50 DDl.O 90 10 ND0.oD0oo ana by pro
vlGlug that the al5oS1O-01 or capital stock
representing such increase. shall he sub.
ject 10 disposal by the Board Of Dlrec.
tors for the uses ana purpose OF the cor.
poratlon TO such persons, a such time OF
times. for such consideration aud upon
such terms ns the said Board may deem
oXpedlent; and for the purpose or eousid
orlrg the advsabil1y OF amending Artl-
ticles 2 and s. by inCreasln. this number
VI Directors 10 H. and the number OF Vice
Presidents TO 2 and by providing Tor the
flllng OF vacancies among the Directors
and Of considering the adysabtllty OF
amending Article 8 by extending the cor
potlte existence from period % = years
to period OF n years from and after thu
date on the organization 81 the said cor
pOratlOn
By order OF the Board OF Directors
tOSEPlA f.. SMITH. President
C1iAS- s. BURTON. aShier.
Dated az Salt Lake City, March - 1907
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

ticket. Both tickets are made up OF
launch business men and both par
tieH are aging n vigorous campaign
'rhc results 81 the ballots promise to-
he very close and exciting.
The weather for the past two weeks
bns boon very unsettled having had
freauent storms, both rain ana SNOW.
which has made the roads very muddy
ana the farm lands wet This has
delayed the agricultural movement to
quite an extent However, the greater
part OF thc land Is now In readiness
as soon az the weather Will permit,
the farmers Will he busy planting their
crops The Quito ok for the water sltua-
ton this season looks exceptionally
good, and from all indications there
VIII be no scarcity OF water whatever
The farmers generally speaking, are
Ia king hold of the beet industry with
great activity. The acreage has been
more than doubled since last year,
both NJ Nampd and Payette. In the
19ayette district there are In Inc
neigh borho9d OF LOCO acres Of heets
PLANTED and some OF the earlier
patches are already up This VIII
make this season considerably Garner
than last season, as the planting dl9
not commence until the fore part OIL
April
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
MONTPELIER NOW HAS
A MODERN AUDITORIUM.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondent
M oNTPEL1ER, Idaho, March ~
The formal opening OF Nci'-
pelier's new pavilion 1o0h pl-lce
ON the evening of the 10th iist', anu
WINS attended by over 1000 people each
of whom were free in tine eApEessiou
of words OF praise and cOlllllle'Aue, sloi
of the building. The strueluI" wlilSie
has been a. year IN course " eo-i
struction Is built OF pflcN, any ssa
erected AT a cost OF upW 1,a ~ 49,
,,,,. non and Kitchen in the basement
as well MS engine room ana lotets
.,,y,i1e m the lirst door Uf the auuiAo-
r.,,,s, ere Isdles' ana gents parors,
,;Srnt office and check rooms, and On
,he second floor are offices ana snlOh-
ing parlOr =. ~ +,s, rr,as-
ho,.a marie. which had been polished
IVA dressed is TO by lU0 feet, and
r ~s. 1pon rubber cushions, which give
~ ,,Iss1fclty so greatly enjoyed ny
Sn,ceya The orchestra lis located In
ths balcony, which will also seat about
One OF the most pleasing features OF
the building Is it's wonderful acoustic
properties. 1t being so constructed ths,t
=. slight sound can be heard throughout
the building,
At the opening ball nearly every set
tlement of the county was represented.
The city election, which Will bw held
on the End OF April, IS awakening some
little interest and amusement as well
as bitterness and contention, there be-
ing two tickets, the citizens and tax
payers, In the field.
The bonds of Independent school
district No, ], Montpelier, Idaho, In
Inc ai1e,, IN AIS lln were sold To- tine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS BY
hurley CORRESPONDENT.

Special Correspondence.
T URLEY, Idaho, March 2s-u. s.
Commissioner Edw-T Barber cam
In from Boise last week ON bust
ness He returned Wednesday even
ing.
John Willard and Miss Halverson OF
Oakley passed through town Monday
ON their way to Salt Lake City, where
they will be made man and wife in the
temple during the week.
A. l., Gale is now Installed as agent
once more Mr.. Taylor, who relieved
him, has gone to Kimberly to take
charge of the office there while Mr..
Trustt takes a vacation.
The roads between here and Oakley
and Albion are almost impas sable. Old
timers say that more moisture has fall
en- this winter than for many years.
A large quantity of railroad material
Is being carried through for the ex-
tension between Twin Falls and Buhl-
1t is expected that the cars Will be
running In to Bull by the first OF MAY.
Work has begun ON depot at Mil
neT.
The %. S. L. Is now installing serna-
phores at all the stations ON the branch
d. C, Loveland of Albion passed
through town on his way to Salem
Idaho. He received word that his
brother-in-law, N. Valentine had died
at that place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Notice. Is hereby given that sealed pro-
Westinghouse FOR RennioE Ward In Gram
tic stake WEI he received at the resi-
denee OF bishop Diamond Redwood Road.
sa!t Lake County. Utah, until April Il,
lal, When said proposals Will he opened,
practices bic
The BIDS TO be for the fo,lowluc
branches Of the said work. In acc0rdnncS
with the plans. specifications, ELEVATIONS
sections and detail drawings for the Same
Rs Ihey have been adopted by The bishop
and otiicars of BennEan Ward and copleg
gre now on file at the office OF Dallas &
Hedges, Architects Descret Nation al
Bank Building, salt Lake City. Utah.
ne work contemplated under these spe i.
clheations Is divided into The following;
departments
Transformation, concrete footlnes.
foundation, brick work and cement block
trimmings
Second Cement concrete fooifnEs.
Thitd~l-athing a nd plasterfng
Fuurth-Carpentey and Joiner wort .
galvanized iron work. and constitutional
steel work
Fifth-Painting.
SSth--Electric Wiring,
Proposals Will be received for each Of
the above departments as numbered or
for any two more OF them; or for all ~
them together Each proposal must eru-
brace all the items Of labor and rnaterlu
comprised In the department. or depart
ruents, portions or portion bid upon, No
subdivisions. Other than those above mem
tIoncd win be considered
THOMAS w, DIAMOND. Bishop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
BIG SHIPMENTS FROM
LINCOLN TO CALIFORNIA.

Special Correspondence.
I 1NCOLN, Ida, March 2s,--The win
ter thus far has been very mild and
l-s has not been al all favorable for the
Feeding of stock from the fact that TOE
the greater part there has been no irost
in the ground and the ROADS nave po"'
in such a condition that IL nals peeil -
difficult Job Ia haul feed on any hlis ~
sitill IN spite of the untaN0ranle coA W.
lions there has been 1attencd Tor ihs
market on beet pulp close to 1000 head
nj sheep and a few hundred mead oil
cattle. which have rnostly all neeh
shipped TO the California market WhVIe
they have demanded good price.
The sugar factory at this place eA-
poets 10 have an Increased acreage lHn
coming season over thar of last OF not
less than I 600 acres and If the season
Is favorable for the growing OF sugar
boets IL VIII require a run at the factory
Of from two TO four weeks longer In OF
der TO dispose OF the Increased tonnage
The sugar beet business In this section
has passed the experimental stage ana
the careful farmer has learned thar
under ordinary conditions IL Is tho best
paying crop he can raise and IL is no
longer any trouble for the sugar conn
pany 90 get beet contracts for all the
acreage they want without oIicitatlon.
This ward is progressing faYorably.
meetings pf all Kinds are well attended
the new Westinghouse stands as u
monument 10 the faith OF the people
and there seems to be n feeling of
unity and bTDtherly love among all
classes,
h, n. Patterson, cashier for the sugar
company at this point, has just re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
NOTICE or SALE.

-t.,,tar .,,,n,,.,t,- ~ an order ~ sots
granted by "a 'Rs Thir9 |gde@ 5, pistrSt
sa1t 1>aEe es s thn Sn gay 81 S MaT fo
iowins SescrJhsd REAL estate in SAT- Lake
$50, ", 10 nethe,, oo,-rs, n, the
.ois,s,nsss sS1,n,,s. az ths sn,,theast Gunr.
lar nt section slsreen fis TOWNSHIP one
d., e sonth Of range range TWO NO. .a vT vest sat
I I6g tHs gl.a s '' sarts 40, roSa nss
1aS ' rods s eSSn,ainins twenty ces, acres.
Also the Rorth half q the southeast
aSSisrtet OF 70, sFstSa twensS.leIr ~, t9wi
SaIg ave hierlSiAp eontn1nlns el shsy isoI
sS ,srs i''-''' ''''''''' e' W.
Ala oil cF the t-lphr tttla and int erer
Of A said dteessed II ,6s soiowtns ees
'ltSaifs e q S ny s5 for lots one a. 1--WE
CaJ, three e9 and four ~ of section TWEEN,
oS,arter of M % as0 OF the northwes,
u artsr N " ss1- ana the north haif IN Isl
or the northeast quarter one. ~ OF sec
ton thirty 500. in, township two % south.
alan rontsInlng three hundred and tweflt,
aud sIHty-One hundredths Cse0 G1D acres.
ti,ha seItheast Quarter fs.E 70 OF seq
,tnn twertv.nine 929l I'm tovushlp two ga
south range TWO "a west OF the Sals
Lake Meridian, containing one hundred
and sixty O60) acres
q Cartirlcats NO TTbI for the roIlovlr q
described nronerty-
az nine iN len dM. eleven an ard
twelve G51 OF section twenty mine (2a).
tovnshIn TWO az south. range two Csl
west ny ,he Salt Lake Meridian. contain.
lnr ore hundred and sixty and Sixty hum.
aredths fls0 cor acres
Se,,tsarat4s No Ss1e for the following
ssscrsbsJ nronsrty; Il
a. air "a, OF section tventy-nlno 20,
the sn,,t beast Quarter (s,E. " or the
so,,thwest ,iarter rs. W, ~ and the
.c1,bsast niia rter (S.E "a OF section
,Sir,1' Pan in toyynship Two "a south
rtnrS tron .oA vest az The Snit Ike
,SsriJ,an contairinV two hundred and
,hirtT'nIne and nlnetv-nLns bundredths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
SHELLEY is MAKING
SOME VERY BIC STRIDES.
Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
c KELLEY, Ida, March ss.--De-
spite the bad weather prevailing
operations are under way for the
erection of :, number of new dwell
ings here this SPRING Among the
structures going UP liz a large Two
story building ON Main street which
is being erected by the Shelley Real
Estate company. New settlers are
coming In almost daily and the com
pany has its hands full accommodate
ing them.
T. g. Cook has sold his town prop
criy to Mr., Leonidas and Will move
10 California.
Special Agent Joseph Robinson on
The Oregon Short Line lis spending
considerable time here of late in an
effort 10 arrest parties who helped
themselves to coal from the cars dur
ing the cold spell last winter
Bishop John +. shelley has return
ed from a trip to Old Mexico with
his family.
Shelley Will have another modern
schooIho uso this summer 10 accom-
modate her growing Juvenile popula-
don
The outlook is that there win be a
larger acreage OF beets planted this
year Than ever before.