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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Genera Manager Ridgcway OF the d.
y H. u. returned to Denver last even
ing.
The railway carmen will give "A
dance Ia odd Fellows hall tomorrow
evening
Acting Auditor e,r,,oL stauu ntth.
Short Line returned tbis r7nI-si,y ~ fr t.r
a business trim 10 E,tts
60,
General Supt. Buckingham of the
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RHODES SCHOLARSHIP.
Robbery w. Hartley OF salt Lake TO
Represent Utah at oxford.

DR. j, T. Klngsbury. chairman of the
Cecil Rhodes scholarship. has received
word that Robert w. Hartley OF this
city passed the examination aud Is
therefore eligible to represent Utah at
oxford, providing he is elected for that
honor. As the young man is so EN-
inently qualified, there is ittle doubt
that he will be chosen 20 attend the
great English school.
Mr.. Hartley resides IN Perkins addl-
ton, ana was graduated from the Salt
Lake high school IN 1904. He was SO
unusually apt at mathematics that his
friends at the high school called him
mathematical shark" when he en-
tered the q. OF U, his ability WAS at
once recognized by Prof. Gibson, who
asked hIm TO take charge OF some Of
the classes. He Is president OF the arts
and science club at the University.
In the United States there were 215
students who took the examination.
and Of Shls number 1875 were successful.
Idaho claims Two Of the fortunate ones.
In the persons OF Il d, NudGett and
Mack S. Marrow,
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BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT.
Pro and Anti-COnsolldation Forces In
House Are Optimistic.

This mornings session OF the house
was uneventful The calm preceding
tho consolidation storm scheduled for
this afternoon prevails. No Omn-
Gus mutterings are heard, one way or
the ether and no masked batteries
seem 10 be feared by foe or friend. Ms
far - opinion IL concerned, the mem.
beers might AS we'll vote ON the proposl-
ton without discussion AS To- all APP
pearances their minds are made up.
The 'antls" seem TO be confident Of
mastering sufficient strength 10 block
submission TO the people of proposed
amendment 10 the constitution permit
ting consolidation, and they hope by
this action TO put a permanent quIetus
on the whole proposition,
Friends OF consolidation, however
are hopeful and claim enough members
viii rally around them TO permit the
decision 10 20 TO the people of tho state,
according To the proposed amendment
Speaker Joseph took the floor to In.
trcduce bill against lobbying by GER
tain employees OF state institutions
This bill viii be rallroaded through
probably IN Time TO AFFECT the large lob
by present from the educational iustI-
tutions OF the state
The routine follows.
The house passed the following bills;
II, h. los, by Randall, making city
engineers office an Office of records for
maps, platG, etc
II r. 224. by Marks relating to con.
current jurisdiction OF city courts IN
cities of the first class with district
courts.
ii, ]. NJ, :, by Meeks asking that
Utah be above ed 10 annex Inc strip ly-
ing north ut the Colorado river IN Arl-
zona. known as the Arizona strip
The memorial received the unanimous
support Of the members 81 the house,
II. e. s26 by pyreng, providing that
cities OF the third class or towns may
assess TAX for establishing and main
tanning public libraries and sSmna-
siuIns- This measure Is designed 10
help small towns provide places of
entoT ttiumcnt Tor the growth ~ such
towns outside % saloons,
III, p. 1859. by Richards, providing for
The retirement Of public school tcachers
Considerable discussion was ocCAslnncd
by the bill, which provides Tor the or
ganl1ation az public school teacher 4
retirement commission IN cities Of the
first and second class, or In any county
outside such cltles which shan have
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

. Tho undersigned Trustees OF Fountain
sanpets County, Utah. Win recoiye b.ds
UP 70 J O'Clock r. m, April 10th. 1901. for
me srectlon Of school building To bo
erected ~ Fountain Green, Utah Plans
spedhcattons and instruction TO bidder
can DO found at the rosidence OF lars
Nelson Fountain Green, Utah, and AZ fhs
Utah Bids will BIO received in segressted
FORM fof brick and stone work. cerps nter
WORK and TN work, plastcring and paint,
ing; hnd heating apparatus: also ror thn
nllidils complete except heating appara
tus, Each bid nubt be accom- panied vsltll
e &c 9, cheek a per cent q the amount
Jscted bids also to the successful biader
upon entering into contract and giving Al,
approved bond OF twice the amoiint 8? hid
wlthtn one week Of time said work is
awarded. otherwise The amount to be FOR
ieited 70 said school district. The Trlistees
Will meet at the old school building In
fogntein Green at the above stated Inie
ana date 70 open and publicly read an
DIGS The Trustees reserve the right 10 re-.
lset any ana all bids, or accept any part
BY order u Roard Of Trustees
LARS NEIL Son, Chairman.
j. p. anderson Treas.
tHAH. g, LIVINGSTON, secy.
Dated az Fountain Green. March 10. 1901.
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charge OF the retirement fund for the
benefit OF teachers ha.ving served 50
wears In teaching. The measure was
amended slightly aud after explanation
by the author, was passed without OPP
posing vote.
S. II, us. by Walton providing for an
annual convention Of healNh ofhcers.
passed after an ineffective motion by
Westpha To lay ON table.
S. -. 100, by Benner y Smith de-
timing the powers Of the board OF health
to abate nuisauces, passed.
II g. 1877, by Hone, providing for the
establishment Of a laborato OF bfc-
terIoogy a the state university TINS
measure passed without dissenting
GOVERNOR SIGNS.
Governor Cutler sent word that he
had approved n. y, lls, by Thompson
which prevents the disposal OF liquors
TO minors.
BILLS KILLED,
II. r. III. by Kuchler appropriating
5000 for a state exhibit at the nauonhi
IRRIGATION congress 70 be held at SaCr3l-
mento Ia September, 1907. The meas,
Ure was opposed by rotton. DoTius and
MI Speaker and failed for lack OF the
necessary two-thirds' vote.
AFTER LOBBYISTS,
Speaker Joseph asked unanimous
consent and introduced The following
bill.
il. Is. scs
An act dlsaualisylng certain en-
pUyes If state Institutions from fur
ther service for perniciUus activity in
politics
Be 1t enacted by the legislature Of
the state Of Utah.
Section l. ANY tutor. instructor, pro-
fAssor. assistant professor or member OF
any faculty. employed I'M any state
educational institution who shall lobby
in the legislative halls during the ses-
siops of the legislature, or who shall
during the hours OF hts employment at
said institution. tal.f part actively or
pasSIvely In politica! primaries, conven-
lions or campaigns, shall be disqnali-
fled FROM further service for the state
institution with which he is connected.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect upon
approval
Referred to committee ON elections.
READY FOR GOVERNOR,
Communications We're received from
the senate 10 the effect that the pTesi-
dent had signed II. u. III, by TAFT, pro-
vding for raising the American dag
upon schoolhouses on legal holidays, II.
Is. l27, by Robinson, making 1t unlaw-
full to wrongfllly lJe the name or in
slsnisl OF certain orders; III. j. NJ s.
by Holt, relating TO the wandering
utes N. b. lfO by Holt, protecting
ancient relics in San Juan county; II,
b. &C. by Richards, relating TO the state
superintendent OF public instruction and
the deputy superintendent II. b, Z. by
Petersen. defining qualifications OF APP
plicants for marriage, and III. b. 116.
Inv Mnr 70 ~, all
inRs, and the same were transmitted
for the consideration of the governor.
The house took q recess until .
o clock p. m.
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SENATE PASSES
BOUNTY MEASURE
Regents and Relin1uishes Its
Rigid Provisions Of the
Last Session.
SPECIAL SHEEP TAX LEVIED,
IL Calls los nail, ON the Dollar and
PROV itlcs Fund 80 Fay One
Mali of bounty.

-rvvo wars AFRO the state vi i1tah vas
,..,,.-.., ~, ~ ,,,,,i., s5o ooa fl bounty
V"''NV' vs. r.a. ,aot,
money ana "heh 'i' esiF''''.
the mattcr M 10 drew thP most stIln'
,,t -,,o. ,hn,t ,br navfnant of bounv
na" .rnci.,v ,bc senate agreed that the
D.'. ~ ..,.,,- ma x.otna for A
Iulcs "''N l"'
NIL materially leiNN'Ns H''""
THE gnanrial burdens under he new
ttt r,gt rartIall7 t,ran the sheap men
49,, No.. sorrcA ro Law a
Vi we 9'''e ,.tiI a.
portion of the bounty on every via Az
inal klned.and partly on tir state Whlch
is saxea fn continue the present APP
49,. ,.s,,lc ,,,n veorz
prYpllsb'op" IN '''1
ago the cattle and sheep lpets 81 , ttY
upper body were dclcalea Dy 90" "'i ~,
agricultural ana preIeS-lendi 'svl., S,,
Gay inc proieSeioailais W,.s r,Ss s,,s,
the men " lhe npekS hH1 ,l'i-, ~,
t's men Ql lAe ~ W. IT, i,ii. roT.
the nlen ui ~. iio'NH ~ ia
tloh OF we piil Fi ~, the ecclse
range cat'iei ana vnI ~, u,tr M ,npnfy
Tetllialfu ~ pul'ale, ls
VI VI ilou'''at' "V'''
SEEI.Y RETALIATES.
u-r. .....t,, ,to,,., deliarss ss.l,
~ 5 niVu,lV,'tp ,lo r,ns, destr,tS.
q MI Ple9ssi ny, rs I.aI ''- rn coits gnd
W. H''', W, ,tti" ,,,sr, ts,oy that Won
OatNsS, I'M, ~ ~ ranges az
Vau ~. 90 ft,sl, Sr, yn,i WON'T stand
NoH ~, ,,e o''tt ~ shesnr,en Won't stand
-, :, hr,,r,,, IN thn animals lhat do
80 p 4, a dsn,aec move ia amend by
ss.r;psrs n5f fhe $40 bounty FOR each
,,.o,,n,s,, lion and earh bear The
,.,,nd,1cnt carried
Thar leaves A bounty OF s.. 50 on each
'n.o.iso thaf an, county may offer adj
dtGomnl boi,nfv money II It so desires
Ibn secnna clause OF the bill levles "a
1.TnlIl tay IN All sheep 10 be assessed
IL. hoa rds or county commissioners. and
uai6 M the state t,easureI. 10 become
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AMERICANS HAVE BE-
COME ARBITERS or PEACE

San Francisco. March li.-I,ord Char
les Beresfcrd, admiral OF the Britl4h
channel tleet has arrived here on hid
return from Texas, where he has been
settling thu estate Of his brother tha
late Lord DeIaval Beresford.
The admiral still believes In bstt1o-
SHIPS IN spite of the International pro-
ject OF disarmament.
The people have become the arbfters
OF peace" he said In an interview yes-
serdsy- They realize the horrors ~
war and that battleships are cheapsr
than battles. War Is no longer deter.
mined by parlfamavks and potentates.
and the people look upon the cost az
battleships as an insurance rate. TThp
is what i have always said. and I be-
neve 1t still ! have told your peonia
that peop'e
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VIRGINIA MAN FOR
SUPERINTENDENT
r. {. Hunt Appointed for Titan
Light & Railway Co., Vice
Mr.. Morse.
COMES FROM NORFOLK LINES.
General Superintendent NJ Norfolk .
Portsmouth, Traction Company is
Coming to salt Lake

President W. II, Bancroft II the uIah
Light & Railway conp0rt announced
this morning. the successor to Mr..
Morse. who as assistant to the prcs-
dent. offlcipted as the head Of the local
street railway system, and resigned
March /, to return 10 New York. The
new otliCial is X, +. Hunt. at present
general superintendent of the Norfolk
4 Portsmouth Traction company at
Norfolk. Va MI, Hunt has had an ac-
tive experience OF 20 years in street
railway ana interurban mama cement;
he ts man Of 40 and has the highest
recommendations ss 10 ability, His
title here viii be superintendent OF
street railway service. MI. Hunt is
expected In salt Lake the last OF the
pCnth
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IRISH CARlCATURES.
Ancient Order OF Hitcrrians Kick
Against Them ON Postal Cards

Chicago. March l1.~-Posta cards
carlcaturlng the Irish are 10 be Ia
bOocd by members OF the Celtic race.
and Postmaster-G General Meyer Is to
DO requested to bar from tho mails
the Objectionable pictures
Resolutions to that effect were
adopted at a meeting OF the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians held here last
night.
John r. Heating. former member
of the board Of education and one Of
the leading members OF the Ancient
order OF HibaInians. stirred those
present to enthusiasm by his vigorous
protest against the cards which he
characterized as an insult 10 every
freshman and woman
II maintain" he said, that my an
cestors and yours We're as Comely as
any race of people under the sun, and
the Irish women of today are noted
for their facial charms, These post
cards that caJicaturs the Irish n plug
rgIies are liloels OF the grossest ma
ture.
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Marriage Licenses.

The county clerk issued marriage H..
censes during the past week to the fol-
lowing couples;
John Book, SALT Lake citY: Mary
Booker, Mammoth
Allen Greenls salt Lake; Maud Pat
terson. Sail Lake,
Lorenzo Luker Woods Cross; Alice
kynaston, East BouutlfU.
X. ], Larson Bingham Ottila Fred
erickson Bingham,
II, L. hlcCunc Bingham junction;
Elsie Abrshson. Murray,
William I, Underwood, Ogden; Ionic
Parker ogden,
Hehar G. Parry BluT Dale. Nellie j.
Fall, Bluff Dale
Joseph II. spence Price Nettlc ],
Henderson, Salt Lake,
Thomas Cprrigau, Salt Lake: Alice
Louise Young, salt Lake.
II, l., Stair, salt Lake; Minnie L.
B1ekmortcn. Salt Lake.
Fern Norris Boyd, Dies Mones. Lydia
shupp. Salt Lake
Ed Johnson, bingham Omonda M0u-
ton, Bingham,
William Is, Root, Tr. ELY; LENA Elis-
abeth Muller Elko.
Robert f. Hunt, Salt Lake. Bertha L.
sharp. Kansas City Mo.
Charles 5, Gamble salt Lake; Chris.
Una Backman, GenterNlle
Peter Jensen, Murray Anna Jorsen.
sen, Murray,
James a Cooper Iona. Ida, Aiuand
| Olsen. lcnai Ida.
David w Hunter Jr,, Louisville
Ida RUTH II, Hamilton, Blaekfoot, Ida
| Porley H. Llddle salt Lake. Eliza
beth Winder Salt Lake.
Urhen v. Luud, Adamsyills, Utah.
Martha j. Strlngham, Goshen. Ida.
Charles runck, salt Lake, Bqssl
Block, aalt Lake,
David Davis Salt Lake. Lou EnnI
paYlsQn, salt Lake,
William "A Rishton Salt Lake Mar
garet j Rainholt Salt Lake.
Elmer u Jones, salt Lake, Gertrlld
Whiting. Salt Lake.
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DAkorA's GREW DISCHARGED,

Yokohama March 1.-THE crew OF
the wrecked steamer Dakota has been
discharged. The Europeans will be sent
10 America on the American steamer
fremont, The Asiatics viii be sent to
Hongkops The majority of the pas
sengers left here will take the steamer
Siberia. Their hotel and other expenses
were paid by the Great Northern
Steamship company, owners OF the Da-
kOta. The American consul has sent
$3.50 10 the governor cf Chibu pretec-
ture for distribution among the fisher
men who assisted In the rescue OF the
American passengers. No salvage meas
uTes have yet been taken
An official enquiry has been arranged.
steps having been taken for the pres
ervation OF evidence
Captain Francke of the Dakota Is still
at the scene Of the wreck awaiting the
decision OF the underwriters,
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ss8H ss III, SiS se, ssn0 TTDS,ess q M9SS
April 18th, ie1. FOL the erection 'of d
seeh9ol building 10 be erected IN Mona
utah- PlqlS specifications and instTuo
dence % u, H. Kay, Mona. IItnh, ana ~
lhe ofiGe or Il, @. Watkins Architect
Provo Utah Bids will be received IN
S wG1,s na fern for brick ana stone
plaalerlng and painting. and heating ep-
parhNis also FOR the building @ mpefs.
except hoatlns apparatus. Each bid must
ne accompanied With certlned check OF 2
per cent the amount Of bid. which Will
70 tto successful BIDDER upon entering W.,
70 contract ana giving AN approved bond
OK twice he amount Of bid within one
week q time the said work Is awarded,
othsrwise the unlOput to b9 forfeited "
meet az The old school building in Mona
az the hboye stated tine ana date 10 open
and publicly read AL Bias The Trustees
reserve Inc right 20 reject any nrd all
''i BY order eD n Beard Hs a. 81 'fs ~Isases,
, W. VEST. Chalrman
W. A. STARR. Treasurer
r. n. KAY, Secretary
Dated al Mona March 10 lrd
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T0DAY'$ MONEY MARKE!.

New York, March 1I---NIoney OF,
eau. steady, SM@b per cent; rnlinc
cent; offered at per cent. : - p''
LINE loans, strong; 20 days. Ga6ls
lcr cent; 90 days, 9 per cent: M
months. So per cent. ''N
a Ciose; Prime mercantile paper O "a
, Sterling exchange, soft, with actuui
J tstnsss I'm IN bankers bills at 4.sa-2o a
i'seso for 90 day BILLS posted rates
bills, 4s9A. N''"'ei''
Bar silver. 90.
Mexican dollars. SAL.
,,,,n Government bonds, steady; railroad
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the seatb.
er bureau for the "a hours ending al /
a m. today: ~
~ temperature at s H. m, 20: maximum,
%; minimum, az; mean II which is AZ
gree above normal ue'
Precipitation. tor the "A hours ending AZ
A. m, is inch. "s az
Precipitation since the first OF IN,
month. .he Inch, which is II inch below
Excess In precipitation since Jan. I. agl
Inches. . -'-i
FORECAST TILL p. III. TUESDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
Doacal rain or Snow tonight.
r. J. HYATT.
Section Director
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

The following articles of incorpora-
lions We're today Med with the socre-
tary Of state;
Little VALLEY Land company OF
Green River, Utah. capital stock is
$4,000. divided into shares OF the par
value Of So each Milton Open
heImcr IL president; q. W. onTant.
Nioo president; Rod Mcdonald secre.
tary aud treasurer.
The JUsb County Arid Farm com.
pany on Nephi capital stock $4,000,
divided Into shares OF the par value Of
$40 each ". II. Booth Is presld /;
LeRoN Brough, vice president; II. Z,
VIM secretary ana treasurer
The Logan Amusement and Invest
mem company Of Logan, The capital
stock Is $4,000 divided into shares
OF mo par value Of 500 each, a. q.
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DIES IN CALIFORNIA.
Jonas III. Erickson Of This CITY Passes
Away at Ocean Beach.

Jonas II. ERICKSON whose family resides
at sll east Eleventh South street this
city died AZ Ocean Peach Cal whittier
he had gone for the benefit or his health.
He had been failing TOR Some iirne and
1t was Thought that change Of climate
would prove beneacial but The hope was
nol rpalfsed and death came after he had
been on the coast for period of four
weeks,
Ms Erickson was 81 years Of age and
ty, His parents we're Jonas and May
Ereks0n. 4 we'll Known pioneer Family.
The deceased formerly lived In sanpete
county where he was prominent politically
ana financially lie waN a man much eS
teemed fgt bis upright life and big heart
ednesse He Is survived by wife and four
children. The body wilI be brought home
late residence, at II a m. tomorrow,
March Il. Friends are invited 1utermcut
Will be nj the South Cottonwood cemetery.
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.undstrom is president, Moses
Thatcher. vice president II. r Eincrs
secretary and treasurer. the com
pAny viii own and control Hha'lls
Kinks. dance halls aud theatcrS
An amendment 10 the articles OF IN
corporation Of the Green River CITY
Irrigation company VI Green tuNer.
IItah. has bcen filed I'm the secretary
OF states uiItcc hy which the capital
stock OF the company Is Increased
from $4,000 10 ssoO.oOn, divided INFO
shares OF the gar value W SO each
and the stock Is made asscssable IN
stead ~ worcestershire as heretofore
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FOR HANDLING STOCK.


superintendent Buckingham and AS
slstant General Freight agent futile OF
the Short Line have returned from
Cheyenne where they had been IN at
tendance on the conference with the
wyoming sheepmen The meeting
seems TO have resulted in a completely
harmonious understanding between
both sides that WAS gratifying. The
Union Pacific company VIII increase its
facilities for handling the stock, and
Improve the feeding In transit, while
growers are impressed with the neees-
sity of some mutual understanding as
to times OF shipments which will pre-
vent congestion, by all wanting to ship
at once. The railroad people report a
general western movement Of sheen in
stead of east, for the various coast
markets
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ADJUSTMENTS,

Theater---1'hc house will be dark
all the week except Tridny when 'Thc
Tenderfoot" Will form the nil
Orphcum-Patricc and her COM
p0ny who present the headline feature
at the Orpheum This week arrived from
Los Angeles yesterday together with
three other acts, and the remainder of
the bill is due hero on the Overland
limited this afternoon tlom the cast.
Grand--'ronight VIM " West s
MRstreis open their engagement The
street parade today attracted eonsid-
creblo attention
byric~-'-Throush the Lines" will
run up to Wednesday night with the
customary Wednesday matinee.
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DEATH OF MRS. KELLY,

Especial to the "News.")

kaysyIlle, March 1l.--Mfs, Ida BEN
nett Kelly, wife of Thomas 5. Kelly OF
Salt Lake. died at Z: 80 this morning, at
the home of her parents MIR. and Mrs
Charles u. Bennett. The deceased was
an estimsble young woman, She WAS
born here Nov, ., ISIS, The funeral
viii BIZ held from the Kaysvillc meet
inghuuse Oh wednesday,.
Mrs hrtstepher 3. Layton Is very
llL Or. osgood Of Ogden. who IS At
tending her pronounces her condition
to be most critical
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CURES OLD SORES.

wesmorelsnd. Rams May 5, 1902 l3al.
lard Snow Biulment Co. Yopr Snow IAnl-
mcnt cured an old sore on The side OF my
The sore was stubborn ard would not
Weld TO treatment uuiI ! tried Snow Linz
lment which dld the work In short or
der. My sister, Mrs. sophie y Carson Al.
lensvtllo, Mifnu Co, Pa. has y sore and
rnEirusts that II Is cancer. Please send
her a zoe. bottle Sold By y e. ". l. Drug
Dept, liz and ia South Main ST.
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Wall Pancr.

The very things for Mission rooms,
delightfully."- naturalistic tiorals for
bed rooms. pure and classic period
styles for the ceremonial room. Ev-
ery.hIns for a distinct purpose and a
vast variety to select from. Geo. w.
Ebert & Co, 81 Main.
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POSTMASTER FOR MURRAY, IDA

Especial to the News
Washington, u. c., March lL--Josephins
Ervine has been appointed postmaster at
Murray, Sh1shone county, ldaho. vice
Clarence l.. Lendes, resigned
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VIGOROUS DENIAL.
Officials Of salt Lake Route on Los
Angeles Limited story.

Los Angeles, March IL Officials of
the San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake
railway today issued Il very vigorous
denial Of the story ernnating from
Omaha to the effect that the Los Anse-
les Limited train. running over the
Union Pacific and Clark road between
Chicago and this city, would be perma-
nentS discontinued today The Clark
officials stated most emphatcally that
there was no foundation whatever for
the report.
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MINISTER AssASsINArED.

sofia. Bulgaria, March i'm. Pat.
son. me premier and minister of the
Interior. was assassinated hers todd,
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

NO streaking and no DIRT Wall
paper. frescp, fronts. and etc, cleans d
lake new. Griffin, Sehramm's Drur
stores both phones
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Salt Lake Iion,e Trains.

IN addition to best local trains for
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-11

Social dances every Wednesday and
Saturday nights Red Men Hall, S2915
State Street. by Prof. Eastman.