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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-01
YOUNGEST Bank Examiner,

Smith Center, Kan, April frank
Burrow of this place today assumed
his duties as national bank exami-
her, a position to which he was recent
ly appointed by Comptroller of the
Currency Ridgely. He is twenty-eight
years of age and will be stationed at
Kansas City.
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MublENs RETuRMs
FR,M SANTA FE-

Hsn. James W. Nlens has return
ed lfrom Santa FePFhere he repre-
sented the Nineteet6h district, con
sistlg of Chaves. Roosevelt. Eddy
and Lincoln counties, in the 37th Gen.
eral Assembly OF New Mexico Mr..
Muhens made a ssaendid record and
his home district Il proud of him and
his work.
Mr.. Mullens hrolight from Paradise
Lodge No. 2. 1. o. 70. F., of Santa Fe.
one of their old Fifth Degree aprons,
brought to New Mexico in 1852 from
Baltimore. Md. one of the first of the
paraphernalia brought to New Mexico
by this order. 1t is a present to Sa-
marita7 Lodge No. IL. Roswell. and
win be framed and hanged in the
lodge room
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SURPRISE TESTS ON
PENNSYL VANIA ROAD

New York, par. 1.-The Pennsylva-
mia railroad within the last three
months has held surprise tests on its
liness in which 81 per cent of the en-
gineefs complied absolutely with the
comrhiay's rules in bringing their
trains to stop. Tie other three per
cent? stopped their trims after pass
ing tHe signals. These men were
mar n deficient and severely disci-
plintE
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-01
kENNA ORGANIZES
COMMERCIAL CLUB

Special to The Daily Record.
Kenna, N. NJ. Mar. 31.-A Business
Mems Club was organized here last
night with twenty-five members. J..
p. Mccormick was elected president,
and M. Hughes secretary. The
town is growing rapidly.
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Notice.

the Eastern Star Tuesday evening at
7:30. Initiation followed by reception
for the Grand Matron. Mrs. Bolton of
Carlsbad All members and visiting
Stars are requested to be present. q
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-01
THE OIL is THERE

ehot Proves There is Oil in the Local
Field Over One Hundred Quarts
Of the Explosive Used to Shoot the
WE'LL Scenes and Incidents At
tending the Shooting.
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DISTRICTS
EDDY COUNTY A DISTRICT, AND
CHAVES AND ROOSEVELT
CONSTITUTE ANOTHER.
BY THE GOVERNOR

Governor Hagerman Issues a Procla-
nation Today Making the Division.
Wilson Appointed for This District,
and Null of Artesia, for the Eddy
County District.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-01

John Pattison has resigned his job
at the Roswell Steam Laundry, and
J. Fl. Estes mas been hired to take
ais place.
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KNAPP is ENCOURAGED, AND
THE SITUATION IS, HE SAYS,
NOT ENTIRELY
HOPELESS.
AGREEMENT NOT CERTAIN

The ST. Louis Breweries Strike is
Still On and None of the Men Have
Returned to Work. Texas Granite
Cutters Strike The Haywood Tri-
al Has Been Set for May 9.
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ROOSEVELT
SPEAKS OUT
WRITES A LETTER GIVING HIS
PERSONAL VIEWS ON THE
RAILROAD SITUATION.
OVER CAPITALIZATION

The President Says Congress Should
Give the President Power to Pre-
vent the Over capitalization of the
Railroads. Power Should Be U.s.
ed With Caution.
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Best programs yet at the Majestic
this week. Good. clean, new show. 10c
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GOOD FOR
25 BARRELS

THE ROSWELL OIL COMPANY's
WELL, SHOT SATURDAY
NIGHT WITH PLEAS
ING RESULT.
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~oliver Twist" at the Majestic to-
night.
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.. G. >EHER BUREAU.
We Report.)

Roswell, N G.. APR 1.-Tempera-
ture.--Max-, Isl min. So; mean, so.
Precipitatim, p0; wind g., velocity
miles: party fl0udy.
Forecast, Rd we'll and Vicinity:
Partly cloud and warmer tonight
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New songs at Majestic tonight.
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HOTEL GOSSIP.

BarluW Ferguson and wife OF HALEY
IDA. arc ut the kuutsiord Tor few
DAYS Mr. Ferugualn Iu much pleased
with the growth OF his part OF the
Gem state
Judson Loun-bcrA. of New York. a
representative Of tho Amalgamated
Sugar company ls registered az the
knutsf0rd
O. VI. stafford. Of Cleveland. Ohio
and his wife are registered today at
the tuutsfIrl Mr. Stafford Boz large
ly interested Boo matters ANA things
electrical aud was POO busy about town
today that nc could not De seen long
enough Tor au Interview he VIII go
to Provo to confer with J.. l.. Nunn
of the Telluride Power company
W. H. Brcc.c ANA ". u Rogers.
two viyaCIoua young mining men. are
registered today at the Kenyon hotel
The FIRST named halls from Gotham and
o. possessed of large holdings iu the
kiordikc. The other is a Colorldoan
and Or interested in properties Boo Gus
ter county Ida Both have money
and arc prufuse ln spending o. and
they are attracting no little attention
iu and about the place where they are
stopping The nugget cellars OF Mr.
BrccHc ere 40 kluahuC. west OF Yukon
river and so near the boundary line
between canada and the United states
that 20 is didlcult Co tell which country
owns che district. hence 30 IS more or
less controlled by both Between the
Dominion minions and the officials OF
our own Uncle sam the region De- siren
uously governed. says Mr. Brecso. and
though there are many persons Boo the
locality inclined 10 be- rough. even
tough. they are kopt quite thoroughly
in subiccti0u The gold supply gives no
Indication of being ln any way ex-
haustcd. and fortunes are being taken
out of the ground as OF yore
Engineer D. y. Locke Is iu town
from Ely. whore he has been working
for the past year, and Zoo re- few days
viii 20 Co Boston on business. MT.
Locke b. Boston Tech. graduate, and
was formerly ON the stan uf the
Springfield. Mass Union
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THE KAISER AS A HUSTLER.

Was there ever "a greater contra
between the king and kaiser. and va
they are go nearly related Tho or
is the model of "a constitutional soVcrl
eign, aud the other an autocut: Fjl
ward VII Is one OF the most arisl
tocratic OF beings. ANA the kaiser on
most democratic. The emperor is th
hardest worked official In German,
like good old King Alfred he has b
time table, and his day Is name
OUT with "a minuteuess which womb
shame any ordinary mortal His orii
recreation when on duty is a frarfl
motor car ride from the Schloei
through the Thiergarten and back bl
the Inter deu Linden The din.
when he reaches Berlin'n rros
lhoroughfare is known to the mirutr
discreet line OF admirers SILENT Z
ldt their hats. tho traffic sldles to A.,
leit. aud tho imperial car rughes by.
20 enable Ills Majesty to resume vori,
"nu Keen his next appointment aftar
tis halt hour in the fresh air.
with an his faults. and no Io,,,., D. .
mas many. there Is something alr,s.t
touching ln this mans hnrd-yort,...
devotion 20 his country's ,vrlf,re
There is hardly p state document ~.
ne does not cOnscicntlouslv road g..
beginning 20 end. and. in f,rt
special copy Is made for MIA -, =
with a broad margin for tbs ir,r.N,'
comments. This nervous ana yiro-,..,
emperor has ana occupation for .every
pare moment. when ne will ,ff,.+. e, y
out an audience or send Tor $50. ~
fetal or minister to cla4r a %
point or dictate to his secrets,,5 :
memorandum or something r-bf.h !, n
suddenly occurred TO HMM sbor,
not one moment OF the emuaror,s i,,,.
working day IS lost-The Bystander
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ln impotence over HE own vengeance.
the Great Spirit throw up The earth
smoking With heat into the Sierra Ne
Vada mountains; broke away the hills
dnmmiug up The lake az as foot and
drained Oh the water into the SEQ 40 the
Golden Gate Thon he opened the
mouth OF tho earth and rplolaod tho
Jonahs from their long captivity.
Iittle took they the lesson to heart.
no sooner had the place blossomcd into
beauty again than they fen into idoia-
try once moro. the worshipcd chief ro-
ing So FAR az 20 challenge the Great
Spirit TO single combat The answer
was "a thrust of the gage In their very
faces. The race was cNtermiuated for
ever By a horde of stFagcs from thc
MoiaVc desert. while a vhirlwind swept
away am vegetation
MT. SHASTA STORY
Bu, 90 we are tracing back Co the ori-
Gin Of things we must dis deeper till
we reach the legend OF MI shasta, the
very FIRST part of the earth To- Zoe Gre
atcd.
The Great spirit broke "a hole in the
floor OF heaven with huge rock. and
went on throwing down more rocks un-
tu He could step from the sky upon the
top OF the pile.
Then carossiurly Dc touched the sides
OF the heap with bis hands and forests
fprlug into being. Leaves from the
the trees ne pluckcd and breathed upon
until they nuttered into tho uir, heet-
uiuetd hlrds Beasts and l.h.- ns
also rurl,,1 rH.- ri- sl1W
Then caresslngly ne touched the
siu,r ... . .ti l ji .... ..-
forests spranE into being. Leaves uom
the trees He plucked and brca'hed up-
ON until they huttered IN the air. heet-
winged birds Beasts and fishes lie all
so formed from His STAFF.
And so I'm love He became with the
mountain OF His creation that He hol-
lowed DC out into "a wigWam where
He dwelt for centuries, the smoke of
His lodge fire being often seen pouring
from the cone before the white man
came. Los Angeles Times
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REYNOLDS BANK OF
VALDEZ CLOSES ITS DOORS

Seattle Wash, oct 1.-THE Rey-
nolds bank OF valdez, Alaska. owned
by IA. ID. Reynolds, has closed its
doors FOR lack of funds. "A. ID. Rev
nolds. who is the head Of numerous
companies grouped under the title OF
the Reynolds system" declares that
the assets are ample To- meet AN obh-
cations. He estimates the liabilities at
S55000 and the assets. consisting prin-
cipauy Of Valdez real estate. are es-
timated 10 be wcrth 1000
Reynolds IS widely known as the pro-
moter OF various enterprises I'm Alaska.
one Of his concerns is the Alaska Home
Railway company. which "a building a
line from Valdez Co Summit. a distance
OF 81 miles. stock In the company has
been sold an over the United states
The payroll OF the men employed I'm
building the railroad became due today
and the inability Of the hank to pay
the checks lei 10 closing the doors.
Reynolds closed out his interest In the
Alaska Coast steamship company yes
terday TO Tacoma business men for
Sl3j.000. The purchasers OF the steam
ship line assume no responsibility I'm
the several enterprises or Mr.. Reynolds
IN Alaska.
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Counting King Of Elnnnrr-

Dlo You raise those pigeons. In,
iaa asked a white-haired man. layins
nus hand encouragingly on the how,
shoulder NY
Yes sir replied the little follow
s ahu my father together TAM
no trouble To- raise pigeons"
HoW many DO you sell n wcek2''
only 'leveu. sir."
Eleven? That's quite an odd mum.
Der Why eleven
'Them's an we got"
You raise only eleven "a week.
No. sir we amt raised more tina.
"a couple OF pair I'm the last thrr.
months"
Yet you sell eleven "a woek2"
"Ihem's the same old Ieven. Tray.
carrier pigeons, sir, and they alwtr.
come back home We've sold EN- pt.|
40 times ana they always comes bapI
TO the coop I'm a day or two. No.
York Press
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Wyoming Copper company owns this
property and is anxious 10 complete the
road as q will afford excellent shipping
facilities A Colorado land company
owns 1900 acres of ground on the line
and as the territory is puncturcd with
countless hot springs whose water has
been found equal 10 that OF the ia
nous Hot Springs OF Arkansas and
considerable talk Of establishing a big
health resort har been heard for some
time With railroad through the
country this would boz possible, the only
drawback 10 such O. project being the
rough climate of the country itself
lie Grand Young. Jr. of this city IT,
general manager Of the Saratoga and
EuCamumouf
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MANs FOOT CRUSHED.

A car repairer employed by the r. @.
W. Railroad company was caught be-
tween cars this morning and suffered
a badly crushed foot While there Is
some doubt as Co the mans name. II
was given out MS Herman Gearber An
other source said DO was Huber. He
was taken 90 the ST.. Marks hos
pit3l whore It was found his injuries.
while painful. are not serious. Ampu-
tatiou. Go is believed viii not be- neces-
sary unless complications set in. which
is not thought probable. Gearber was
working between cars when bump
threw him in such a position that his
foot was caught and crushed as ex-
planned
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WEATHER REPORT

Record al the local office Of the United
states weather bureau for the a hours
ending at a m. today:
Temperature az "a. m. 10. maximum.
"a. minimum 90. mean. %. which Is de-
ilInr. above normal,
Precipitation since the first OF tho
month. .g inch. which is q inch above
the normal
ArOumuoted o2cess Ora precipitation
siu.e Jam. D. SOS inches.
Relative humidity. $50 per cent
"a. J. HYATT
EarfInm TIIranFnH
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HELD IN $1,000 BAIL.

O.. j Word the alleged piokpocket
who was arrested by Detective Frank
Wheeling on First South and Main last
Thursday was before Judge Diehl this
afternoon. and by his counsel Atty.
Newton. waived preliminary examine
tion and was bound over 20 the dis
trlct court ON the charge OF larceny.
IN default OF $1,000 BAN he was re-
mandcd TO the custody OF the sheriff.
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ccntenarlan Klned by a Wash

Mrs. Cox Of Glostor Place. Foros|
Hin, was stung on the neck by a was
while entertaining a number OF fricn 4.
in celebration Of her one hundred end
fifth birthday ia Wednesday. and die.
the same night
Mrs. Cox was able 20 read and sew
without the aid Of glasses. and had n 4
known a days bad health for the mas
thirty-seven years.
Her husband. who died last year. va.
20 years old. London Express.
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HEAVY oUTPouRING or STOCK

New York. Oct. IA heavy outpour-
ing OF stocks sent prices on the stock
exchange tumbliug today and by early
afternoon. many serious losses had been
recorded. Unfavorablc rumors regard
Ing the forthcoming annual meeting OF
1.-The Amagamatcd Clipper company,
which gained wide circulation. were
credited with being largely responsible
for the heavy slump. According 10 these
reports, which officials Of the company
declined either TO confirm or deny. Il
win be voted at the annual meeting TO
close all the Amalgamated Copper
mines In Montana for an indefinite pc
Rod
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Clara Belle Workman is Now
Clara Belle Peterson on
Showing in Court.
TEMPER PLAYS A PART
When I5uraecd DE Tore Up lh''r
Marriage Ccrun,atc--t hohcd HOT
Md ~uurc nt Her

Although his wife ia unable to work.
Charles workman refuses to contribute
10 her support and that of their infant
son. Lavon Workman age 8 months
such was Che testimony given by Mrs
workman and woman friend in Judge
Norsa.4 court thIs morning when the
5fyoro. suit brought by clara Belle
workman against her husband was
called. rh, husband failed 20 appear
aud the decree was entered by default
Nro Workman also declares that
when their child was only 3 weeks NJ
age. hrf husband, while she was in 60
weak and delicate condition. cursed
her aud said y VIII kl you.' Then
he attempted 10 choke her. Continually
o. short intervals she says since thclr
marriage he has abused her ana male
treated her, called her vile and apro-
brious names and cpithcts
TORE THE CERTIFICATE.
illustrative of his temper she dee
rlarcs that "a litJv more than year
ego no became greatly ouIdge1 ana
f0rclhly took their marriage certincate
and tore IL up ana DESTROYED o..
Bon her complaint Mrs. workman d'-
olared that Tor more than a. year Work.
man has neglected tu provide che neces-
sarics % ne or to max" suitable. or
any. provision FOR her support During
ali az that time be- bias compelled nor
90 live upon the charity OF friends. not
withstaudiur that hc Co., end during 1U
OF that time has been. ahundauu} anle
I'D support her. She also nyf thnt he
refuses Co accept employment or 70
perfolm any other labor for the support
a. hfrraeIf and family She says that
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Have you a friend or acquainta ned
IN your former field OF labor. 20 whom
you would like 20 send a copy Of the
Semi-Weekiy News7 II SO. taRe ad-
vantage or our special offer made 20
old the great missionary work We
send the paper one year 20 any point
In the United States Canad or Mex
lco at half price. 800. This does not
apply 10 points where mere are regu-
extra
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DIED

WATTERS.-IchclM Walters. IN his eigh-
ty-nrst year, az Chicago, mn.
Funeral on Sunday, oct ~. 1907. at
Temple Bnai Israel on Fourth last be-
tween Second and Third South streets, at
D. M. No flowers.
DAVIs.--In Salt Lake city, oct 10. 1877.
OF Bnghts disease William Moscow
Davis. aged 90 years
Funeral from Joseph +. Taylor's under
taklng parlors L2 east First South street
tomorrow. SATURDAY, the 18th inst, 40 4
D. n. Friends invited
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LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clcarings-Today's local bank
Clparings amounted TO S1,259,446.4N
as against &964,25T.20 for the same
day last year
Lake Is Rising-The great lake now
extends under the pavilion at Gar
field and is up within two feet Of
the rails on the Western Pacihc's
tracks. n ls believed that the grade
VIII have To- be materially raised where
10 runs through the lake, before long.
EndIcss Belt schcme-The Utah
Light a. Railway company has been
handicapped iu rebuilding the street
car lines by insufficient facilities Tor
handling gravel at the north salt Lake
pits. SO an endless belt is 20 be in
stalled there which will insure quicker
loading
Coming From Califoruia-Word has
just been received by the Y NJ G.. A.
that a man Is coming all the way from
Mills Cal, in order ~ attend the
Automobile school. which opens Jan.
IS. another man rs coming from Malad.
Ida. 20 enter the card writing and
biography classes.
Coal Contracts I.et--The contract
for the supply Of the city schools
with coal FOR the coming winter has
been let hy be board OF education to
the Citizens Coal company. The
company is required under its con-
tract 20 supply coal as may be wanted
to the various schools throughout the
city. Tho city schools use about S12,-
900 worth OF coal during the school
year.
Central Committee 10 Meet-rhe
state central committee Of the state
Library league. Will meet tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock IN the office
of A. O.. Nelson. state superintendent
of publ. instruction The commit
tee will at that time appoint the four
additional members 90 act with the
committee. The program for the
convention to be- held saturday I'm the
assembly haU of the University OF
Utah win be arranged az that time.
Realty Dcals-Cannon & Cannon
report the sale of the terrace at Sew
aulh East and Eighth South streets,
fom Eta Yeugst TO Mary A. Roth
ipshnrger Tor $500. also. the sale on
Do lots lu Forest Dale 10 various pur-
Chascrs &C S225 90 $3.50 each within
the last three weeks The firm Is
building FIVE residences In Forest
Dale. representing am outlay OF Sl2.-
uOu aul two Of the houses are al
ready sold to Mary Ann Gee and Louis
Bowen. respectively.
Carnival at IaNtOn-Residents Of
Layton AFRO planning 90 hold "a catni-
Nal next week for i've days in ala Of
the ntN church building fund SPEC
eIaI features are being arranged hy
b. H. King. chairman of the entertain
ment committee. during the week and
among others the services Of Prof.
John b. Nrakin and his son Hardy
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p1A1Nr1rre EvIDENoE IN

The Progress company, by its attor-
news. announced Yesterday IN Judge
Norses court that they had res'eu
their case. Tn" defendants WIZ now
piace thsir witnesses ON the stand and
Inc beginning of the end of the biz
wata~ suit IL 90 sight though three
weeks viii probably be consumed De
fore the case be- submitted ON argume NJ
The testimony cf Witnesses called ny
the attorneys for the Utah lAght and
Railway company yesterday sho" eo
that within "a short time the COMPANY
win nut in a rev hume when whl
40 AWAY with much OF the leakage that
IA now RESPONSIBLE for much ~ the loss
OF water I'M the Pie Cottonwood stream
below their nowcr plant
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sHAFER FINED $50.


John shofer. proprietor of the Chesa-
peakc restaurant who WAS arrested
several days ago ON the charge Of bat-
terry committed ON Alma Greenwood.
appeared This afternoon iu Judge
Diehls court for sentence. The court
fined Shafer $50 and the defendant
gave notice OF appeal
shafer threw number of dishes at
Greenwood because the latter drank
out 81 a. catsun bottlC. GrcenWood's
head and face were badly bruised n The
miXup
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-11

Buttor-wciEhf D'unny is having "a
Joyous time contemplating period
when boz does tac work which ogden
Hilts did ast year. which was nothing,
and has an assistant o. his own tO do
what Doc has been doing FOR ogden,
while ogden ha- been "jtN attorney or
COURSE Mr. Dinluuy doesn't count ou
the Toaslbiltins OF unu-eIcctiOn, He
has lrcat faith u the inner circle.
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o. A. Fiuchari formerly lf the l.ll-
n0Is Cmmrs UwnID offices loo chicago
BIAS como west - assume the duties of
the general freight and passenger
agcncy az the sarat0F a Encamp-
mont ~ Wyoming This road a. being
built to Encampmout I'D miles beyond
Saratoga. m lH llr. .ly completed be-
tween Wolcot. nh 600 main Inc of the
Union pacinr some distance nom
Cheyenne. THE whole road VIII be-
about ~ miles long and Is heing built
to put the Ferns -Hogarly Copper mine
M connection with Woioott. The Penn
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SPIKE AND RAIL

a. j. Ritschel. city ticket agent Of the
Chicago & Northwestern at Peoria,
m. Is visiting in this city today.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

Tho 81. George temple viii close on
Friday evening, Sept. "a. 1907. and
reopen on Tuesday. oct. IS. 1907.
DAVID II. CANNON,
President
The Manti temple viii close Friday
evening. Sept p and reopen on We'd
nesday. oct. Q, 1907.
LEWIS ANDERSON.
Logan temple viii close for general
conference and repairs on oct. and
reopen on oct 30 1907.
WILLIAM BULGE.
'NBpssuL no u5doaJ pun g 400 NBpIJH
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X. =. Evans. Florist. 80 s. Y1aln ST.
Floral Designs a Specially. 'phon 96i.