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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-16

any DlNHI all Vel
long Give nature a chance. Establs
regularity in movement OF the bo,vss
Drink plenty of water but not at mel
time Chew your food very carefully
and eat slowly Sleep with the window
open; don't be afraid of fresh air an5
do not eat a great deal OF grease IA
regular at meals, Go 10 bed and eel
up at the same hour each day II nos
sible- Take a bottle of Cooper's New
Discovery twice a year and your life
should be long and healthy
Here is what Coopers New Discoy-
cry does for rundown people who
need tonic;
Il have been sick for number OF
years with stomach trouble and also
from bacSaches and headaches Sorne-
times became SO weak 1 could not
stand on my feet My food did not
seem to nourish me and 1 could moi
gain strength i felt tired 10 death All
the time, Nothing T took helped me
and hearing so much of the Coopef
medicines, ! decided TO try them.
II have taken TWO bottles of Coon
er's New Discovery with the most r..
marka BILE results l now feel entirely
we'll. My appetite is fine. sleep well
have no more headaches and am quite
strong again. cannot express nv
thanks for what these medicines have
done" Sallie Middleton. 1867 Central
Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ask us about these medicines--Ws
sell them,-F. r. ELL Drug Co.. so w
Second South Street
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1
Alaska ard Quebeo--ls u years old, the
ilrst hive having been organized In
Victoria, Victoria Hive No /. organized
| SepI IL. 1888, The district now has 81
hives In good standing, With q membcrt
Ship of 1853 and protection IN force
sl,9l2200, S4s,s63.5s having been paid In
| benefits to- the benehciarfes OF it's tnen-
hers, The reports Of our field workers
ana deputies show chat they have or
ganized ~ hives during the term With
charter lists amounting to g5s members
and that they have added 10 organized
hives s22 members, or total of $50
members The total nuuber ~ MEM
beers added during The term By field
workers ana members was 2e33.'
The report Of Mrs Blna ". West
supreme record Keeper, was fun pf Inc
tereeting statistics concerning the or
gAf1iaation and pr0grtss Of the ladies'
Of the Maccahees. The society was or
sauised ccs !, 1892 anG M present there
are 2l05 HAYES m good standing In
b5 states and territories or the limited
States. with a membership OF 1a3.C00.
There are l2s $s6 benefit members, their
protection aggregatIng SOS 800 ,0OQ. The
society has on hand In the emergency
fund 81, 1904 pettIng 4 per cent inter
est During The term 2.529 dea tbs were
reported, ana claims amounting 10 81
$50 ,23l.sl were paid. Total benefits paid
since organization were 81, 0ss j3t8l.
THE State OF Utah has reported $G0005
as the value Or the iraternNl work per-
formed, and here are many hives yet
TO be heard from This state is the 29th
largest among the states of the order
having a membership Of 1888 and a To-
tai protection in force of SA59-250.
Twelve hives are located In this state
the oldest hive, Silver having been or
ganlzed at Ogden Utah. on October 3D.
1893 The total benefits paid since or
ennlzation In Utah alone have been
Sl5,32-
Both reports were adopted; and the
chair appointed committees ON cree
dentials, resolutions and awards,
THIS EVENINGS PROGRAM.
The business of The afternoon will
include action on recommendations In
the reports, such changes i'm the or
ganic law aS may bC considered neces-
sary- selection of the next place of
meeting exempliflcatlon OF the ritual
istic work by the convention team,
and such general business as mag
come up, There will he a public re-
ceptOn this evening, including The
following program;
Music, instrumental, n.. Miss Hadley
Address of Welcome, Judge A, i.
Weber chairman va the evening
Vocal solo -,-.,,,,,,,,, Miss Hudson
Address. .....-..-N Miss Blna NJ. West
Supreme record Keeper.
Vocal solo,,.,..., Miss Corinue Harris
Address ..,. Mrs Lillian NJ Holllster
supreme commander,
Vocal sol6, Observation-Disclosures.
,,,,,.-. Miss Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Contest DIM between Salt Lake
and Ogden teams
Piano solo.--.-....Mflss Anna j. Meyer
Flag drill. ...-.-.-....,-J Juvenile team
Conducted by MuTTea Marvin, state
commander
Vocal solo Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Kathleen Fitzpatrick
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OF THE UTAH PIONEERS
SIXTY YEARS AGO TODAY

tain OF The guard and WAS instructed To
select out of the camp 50 men in whom
he could place implicit coincidence.
These were TO be the standing snara
10 watch the camp at 1iight--12 OF them
to act as sentrles mt n titnes and there
were 10 BIO TWO parties of IL every night,
each paTty "a perform guard duty one
half the night, In cases where tho
horses and cattle were Stalted out 10
Craze at night some distance from the
camp, an extra guard was to be Sc
lected from the balance Of the company.
the standing guard not being perm tied
TO leave the immediate neIghborhood
0f the wagons.
The organization thus tar being conn
pleted the Pioneers broke camp ut
. O'Clock p. No., and started on the
eventual Journey for the Rocky Moun
tains They travelled that afternoon
tAprii 16. 1S4O about -four miles. and
camped In line few hundred yards
from timber. on thc river bank where
there We're plenty OF cottonwOods and
rushes.
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SstsMs7: Old Dom, 5s5zesbsg osceola
l.S5a1.aQ; Parrot. 2o1s921; Phoenix
l%@2; Quincy, LIS bid; r.. l.. SAQe;
Santa Fe, 3IS Shannon, 1714 9l7h;
TamaTack. 1O5G1,O7; Trinity. 2Oi4 Q2l;
I'm Cop, 6eSr60ta, ex-diyideud, G. n
A., /. 56GpI.59; G. 4 FL. s .S06ps, 20; Gen.
tennlal. 2s1S@50H Con- MercuT. 37@SS;
COP. Range S1AaSlM, Daily West, $50
l61s FRANKLIN, 161sM16A; CRANKY, 1sO
asked Mass, 5i&@G; Mexico Con, 1873
qtl2ls; Mohawk, n bid; Utah CO., 6l1a
eS6i@s Victoria. T@@79s; Winona, s@
S5a; Wolverine, l,+99l.50: Zinc, sstsI
ssI Boston on, 255soe26 Royale, lT1sGi
S, U. S. s., conn, 5ssl 0I5i5a; do, pfd,,
a8thdif4, Balaklala, 106lOA Greene-
Cananea, 15Mdl6; La Sale. 10 bid
CURB CLOSE,
Blng, Cent, lssalss. Az, Conf. $50
"a; Black MIN. 6a6h; B. Exp. iAI
l%; Fnrn Greek, 1M6lM GIroux, eSsM
sssy Globe, I3GF19l3 X. c., l041O14 Ma
jestlc S@Sh; Nipissing, IN 8ls; Shaw
NUT. 75@SQe; Apex, 6ls Md; cum. Ely.
Sage; Davis DAILY. l27SG12%; Dom.
Cop, 5lrdp5sS, p. & l., lsser2: Cananea,
q asked; Helvetia. 394Gi Hancock, 10
@lOk; Newhouse, 1sstd19, New Utah,
tg4%; Raven, 1#@l}s; y & p, 17A@
171A
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TRIES TO COLLECT
WITH A REVOLVER
italian SaIoonkeeper at Murray
Goes Cunning for a Seventy
Cent CreGitor.
FIRES THREE WILD SHOTS
while Greek Baker yncatcs His
Dough Pan and Makes a Frenzicd
Getaway Cross Lots,

A shooting scrape occurred at Mur-
ray at Z O'Clock last might. in which a
saloon keeper named Mike Alcllo took
three shots at Greek baker NAMED
a. Theodore None OF the bullets hit
Theodore. but one OF them entered a.
window Of another bakery owned by a.
white man near by aud nearly struck
Il white girl employed la the leitehen.
The shooting occurred over a debt OF
~ cents. The Greek dough mixer had
tippled n cents worth ait the saloon OF
Iac italian on credit and the dark
Skinned Neap0lIan went In the back
door of the bakery 10 collect the
amount, Theodore had bis ha lds IN the
dough pan, and asked Aielo "a wait
till hc got through mixing the dough
and he wopld pay him The Italian
went away and Theodore uot showing
up Ms soon as expected, Alelo went
BACK to the bakery In a rage. The
baker was stiil mixing bread Atelo
demanded his pay at once, Theodore
sessed back Aiello drew gun and
struck Theodore over the head with it.
Tho baker bolted through he back yard
ard the saloon Keeper followed. shoot
Ing 1hree times "a tlie retreGting form
OF the Greek who lodged the bullets
and GOT out OF sight
Aieilc was arrested ana released on
bonds his hearing for assault with
deadly weapon with intent ~ kill VIII
probably come up today before the
Murray Justice ot the peace.
1t Is suid that this is not the only
time that the Italian has figured in a
gun play, Some time ago he had trout
bic with white nue-S hbor over placing
In F1n
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Friday. April. 10. tsas

The Pioneers assembled at The rear
on President Brigham youns's wagon
ana were addressed by George A,
smith, Iieber C. 1SlInball, Newell *.
Whitney and President Brigham Young.
rhcy We're chen formed into a circle
around the president and counted: :
There We're Id3 men. The catnD was
organized. With captains OF hundreds.
fittes and tens as foll0ws
Captains OF Hundreds Stephen
Markham. Albert P. lockwood.
Captains of Flfties-Addison Everett
TatIton Lewis. James Case, John Pack
Shadrach Roundy
Captains Of Tens--WilfoTd woodruff
Ezra II Benson. Phlnehas FL, Young
Luke s. johnson. Stephen f. Goddard
Charles Shumwey James Case, Seth
Tart, Howard Esan Appleton NJ. Har-
mon, John :. Higbee, Norton Jacob.
John Brown, Joseph Matthews
Stephen Markham was appointed cap
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RAIL ROAD NEWS.

j. H. Burther. district freight and
| passenger agent OF the Salt Lake
| Route, has been confined 10 his home
for several days with Illness.
r. G. Jensen, buyer for the r. Harris
Weoi company OF ST Louis, Is in the
city Mr. Jensen leaves for Black
Rock and Milford tonight
n. H. Worsley, formerly with the
Santa Zee and Midland roads. has ac-
cepted position with the freight de-
partnent OF she Rio Grande system In
this city.
The bridge over the Western Pacific
tracks across the Jordan river west OF
town has been raised about Is inches
to allow the Hood waters OF the river to
pass under. a gang of men has been
at work on the track for several days,
completing the Job last night
The Milford shearlng corral on the
Hire OF the Salt Lake Route has turned
out about 10000 head Of sheep M 20
date The wool Is IN excellent condl-
zion this season, owing to the wet
weather and consequent less amount Of
flying dust
The Short Line VIII run an excur-
sion with stop over privileges to Port
land, SaN Francisco. and Los Angeles
beginning April &c to May 2. final
lImit July 81 with special round trip
rates II IS understood that more OK
Curstons Will be rain by the railroads
east and west 5hls summer than over
before, and li;e il lications are for
\ heavy travel
Col /. A. Benton, Of The passenger
department. of the Rio Grande system.
together with his Wife has returned
from trip through Colorado and 10
penvoF While absent Col and Mrs.
Benton visited Colorado Springs and
Mantou, two of the chief resorts OF
the cnteunial state. and says that
while business Is good at these places
Salt Lake has the run OF the tourist
travel in the west
II. J. Helay, general agent OF the
freight department. Of the Great N0rth-
ern railroad az Butte, Montana, Is re-
covering tTOm an attack OF pneumonia.
When stricken with thq disease Mn.
HcGly came at once To- salt Lake FOR
treatment accompanied by his yiIc.
He IL now almost completely recov-
cred ana has a. good word To say for
the healthy atmosphere oil Utahs cap
ltal
Another dance Will be given at Salt
air Friday night. by c, y. Russell,
manager OF the pavilion. The train
WEI leave All 5 o'clock Parties intend
ing to attend should take notice that
on account OK the dlscontinuance OF
the street car service at the depot on
First South, the SaltGir train VIII back
up as close us possible 10 Tie street
car line ON Second sOuih street, and
people should Luke the Second South
street car
The local Pullman office Is getting
busy again With through service To
Los Angeles over the salt Lake Route.
heretofore, and during the ldsr six
weeks Only a local ran TO Acoma has
I.nrt a.. B.
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T0DAYS MONEY MARKET.

New York, April I0,---sloney on
GALL easy, 2@234 pcT cent; ruling rate,
y closing bid ~ offered at >.
Tllnc loans, Slightly iirmer; go days,
y y q per cent; 30 days, AZ Obs ;
STA months, y per cent.
Close; Primo mercantile paper, @
Ircr cent.
Sterling exchange, firm with actual
business in bankers bills AZ i.S5- 10 a.
s-s5.1S iOr demand. and at 1890
l-s2 80 sor 90 day bills; posted rates.
i.s2 and i-s61s; commercial bills,
1882 u
Bar silver, B5Js-
Mexican dollars. so.
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds Irregular
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

Geo. Il. Taylor to Geo. H. Tay.
l3f et al part Of lot p block 81.
rPaat ';,,-;;.:...,'.--- ..-.-.,
Ch@A' y, DFiggs to Ewd. Roy. land
range / West,.--., .,...--.. ~
Manhattan Trust Co to j. Willard
SNutres, part OF lot 4, block ,, Plat
j. Willard squirec,si To- b ise,i
part Of lot I. block 2 plat J...,.., g
~; q Mlllel, % Robert Danse, lois
and ~. block . L. III, R0ckwell's
lD9'-s;.,,''e, 90, '---.,,,,,-.-.,,,.,-. q
NJ ;. Woolley and wife 10 Eleanor
S@einson part Of lot !, block lC9.
JIM ~ ,ttf--.ss'' Observation-Disclosures gf
Augusta Scott and husband to Min
nie Rowe, lots IN Arlington
nI NE '-Ss 81. ,,,,...."!,..-..
~ SchottleT. Blspt., 10 Walter
h9mney, part Of lot ., block II, &
acre plat & ..-..,..,.--.,.,,,.-..,.,. "a
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ONE YEAR FOR L. 1. FEW,

Louis J. Few was arraIgned before
Judge Armstrong in the criminal di-
vision OF tho district court today and
pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF as.
sanlt with q deadly weapon with m
tent to DO bodily harm and was sem
fenced Ia one year In the county ialI
Few made an assault upon H. A. Bar
ney with a revolver on March s,
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being run over she Southern Pacific
by Way OF BenicIa, Gal. tnste0d %
aefoufing via Tracy and Stockton aliu
that the freight congestion ALL along
the 1Ine is being cased up. They are
doing a great worI at San Francisco
N rebniidlng the city" said M
Reeves. vi was nstonlshed u the
amount Of work being done aud the
progress made. It was Just year
ego now thnt the earthquake happened,
followed by The devastating fire. and
" seemed that the damage done could
never be repaired. but to look at san
francisco now. 1t would scarcely be
recognized az the same city " six
months ago. so RAPIDLY Is II being re-
built. 1t IL expected that when conn
pleted, the city VIII contain twice as
many people as 1t dtd at the time OF
the catps trUphe,"
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SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL.

The postponed wedding reception Of
/ Mn ard Mrs. Joseph A. Horne. whose
/ marriage took place last week, was
held last night at the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. p
Felt large number of their friends
being present to enjoy the pretty affair.
The rooms were bright with prOfusion
of apple blossoms and carnations, the
dining room being especially effective
with Its large table artIstlcaIly ar
ranged with smllaS and blossoms, The
bride wore 4 gown Of cream NET over
SILK Of the same color and with applique
trimmings, and carried carnations, Her
Two sisters attended her and were each
| IN dainty white gowns Assisting In
ealt ertaining We're Mrs. Belle Young
Miss Ada Brook Miss Clara Folsom
Miss Jennie Patterson, Miss Clara
Horne and MISS julia Horne. Mr.. and
MIS- Horne WEI make their home In
idaho,
Last night the wedding Of Miss Jeac-
cite Lang and benjamin NTcPhee took
place at the home of Mr., and Mrs. ]. b.
CUmmocls, the ruorns being decorated
with 2 prOfusfon OF flowers ana ferns
the parlor In white and green with a
canopy Of smilax and ferns. and vases
of white Clrna tons all about. The din.
Ing room was In red. the table having
for centerpiece a star OF carnations
ana ferns while srnilaH draped The chan
delier overhead and extended to the
four corners where there stood vases OF
rcd carnations. The sldeboard also was
bright with green and red. The bride
was gowned I'm white battEte with trim
nings Of valensciennes lace, and carried
BRIDES roses. Her bridesmaid. Miss
Ethel Turnbul was also gowned In
white and carried pink carnations Mr..
Peter DIrreil was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. McPhee leave today for Canada,
whore they viii make their home.
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LATE LOCALS.

Bank CIearlngs--Today-s local bank
clcarings amounted to s1.376,727.T1 as
against s1.o1s,2451s for the same day
last year,
Hand Burned BY Electricfty-An
way company named Frazier had his
hand burned last night. In throwing
switch at the central station, whom
the pow4r went Off
Dcscret National Dlvldend-rhe di-
rectors of tho Deseret National hank
declared quarterly dividend This
morning of 3 per cent. amounting 10
$4,000. payable imm ediatley. The dl.
reeipIs Of the Deserot Savings bank
met, but transacted only routine bust.
ness.
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D0NALDsoNs TRIAL.
Judge Armstrong Sets Famous Case
TO be Heard on May q.

Judge Armstrong today made tho
following setting OF criminal cases for
trial In his court during the latte.
part of this month and In May.
April 29--State VS. H. Bates. burg
Larry In the second degree.
May State VS., j. A. Pebbles Inn
morality and assault with deadly
weapon. Two cases.
May State VS.. H. p. Martin. as
sault with Il deadly weapon.
May j-Stata VS., James Donaldson,
robbery and grand larceny
May s-State vs. A. r. Aston, fOrg-
cry,
May 13--State vs. NJ Levy. receiy-
lug stolen property,
The case Of the state against C.. #.
Homer charged with burglary In. the
first degree, was dismissed upon mos
tion OF Dist Atty Loofbourow.
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EN- ROUTE TO EUROPE.


Congressman and Mrs Howell came
10 salt Lake today to make final prep
arattons for their approaching trip 10
jamestown Virginia, and to Europe
NIT- Howell Is a member OF the commit
tee Of the house Of representatives APP
pointed to be present at the opening
81 the Jamestown exposition. After
attending these opening ceremonies. he
and Mrs Howell Will proceed to BoS-
ton, from which port they VIII sail for
Europe for q trip Of six or eight weeks.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

MARTIN The funeral VI Mrs. Edith IA
!. @arun, Wife 81 Brigham Martin, Will
re held Ia che Fourteenth ward chanel
Wednesday April ~ at II a. ~. THE -re-
mains may bo Viewed al the residence.
" south First West street. betweetl b
ang W. a. M on the day Ut funeral.
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time, Get a goot
tonic and take 4
untll the old vi,
[ ality returns
hen stop. a gen.
eraI tonic and
system renoyatOl
IlcuId he taken
n the spring ana
tall. For this
purpose there Is
nothin & better on
earth than Coon
eT's New Discov-
cry, but / advise
no one to YAK.
tlNa~ -, s.sls-a
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BosEoN CLOSE.

James A. Pollock and company. bunk
ers anu Drohers, Furnish the following,
received over heir private wire, this
afternoon,
adventure 8'aW3Hi All0uez, 81 bids
ssteaalan 5lsd's; Atlantic, 13Qlii Bling
~ ~ SAqsa Mexico Con. 12A Gfislki
Nevada Con. lsAalti North Rattle
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Get Sweets
Carn6fion
Chocolates

and YOU win be sure OF a high
grade at a popular price.
Rich creamy mellow center
and a smooth sweet chocolate
coating.
You will know them by this sign
ON the box.
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for country homes. Within the last
GO days the Same flTm has bought two
five acre tracts near by ON Ninth East.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following re
ceived over their private wire. this
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Nalcd proposals cor the Installation q,
n Ating aud plumbing In the new isch1n
house, ~ Huntingdon. Utah, will ee Is
oi Trustees up TO April Seth 1871 l'layl
and specifications can be seen At the ql-
ice OF y, 9, Watkins, Architect, or AZ VIZ
niAce Of the chairman OF the Board ,l
lions VAL be sent 70 prospective blddei Z.
Bids to be opened at the schnol house Y,
Hun tneton- Utah. AZ " O'Clock - m Nl
Mas lst lg7. Each bid must be accom-.
panied with a certified check 81 RI
cent OF lllo amount or hid made payaplo
10 che Hunln ston School Board l'lHhN
rcscrved 70 reject any or all bids
WM. HOWARD. cha imsm.
EILEN nROC kll-ANN hnolslaIl
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DIED

hELP,---At he residence Of her son. Al.
Tres hcer rs u street. April Is OF Gen
etal deblltty, SUSANNA Keep, aged S9
55s!ue. 4 native OF EppnB, Essex, Eng
Funeral service az 225 q street. Meenes.
N'g' al p m Friends Invited
FINSEN' AZ Salt Lake city Utah. Aprll
le lWs Jemlma Ward PlHhey. widow OF
pnItilan macy BORA AZ Walpool. st.
refers Norfolk Eng. Jan. "a lsIa.
lSss.H lhg plains % Utah ln 1864 Tho
IolioWlng children survivor William ii.
cured y. Herbert h.. Ernest A, and
HA{n0ld v Pnneyi Mrs. William Car
IfN NM john O. Angel. ~. Nirs. 4.
H. lowe Jr-' ana Mrs w. q Bow
F1lera' ilom tho residence, saa north
9s.pl.l west street. "Wednesday mot
iGessA5 a5 atcd eisewherc), cotnmenc.
~ pI.7 Ltf--At Salt Lake CITY rtah
g.H wa Edgar Clements Hursaley
VN,i march el 1876, az Salt Idle CitS
ien ul liemenia ". ana Florence Hors-
~ lAnlaqn Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
N lSt aud M and Mrs, JAMES ii.
% 9 W waa held from family residence.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled bids VIII he received up TO Tues
dag. April Soth 1907. for the erection OF
Are station for Murray City, nceordIns -
plans and specifications drawn By
ncTclal Club Building, salt Lake cisl,
Ctnh Plans can be seen at the archlecif
offices, All bids must be addressed "a w
]. Warcuski. City Clerk Murray City,
Utah. A certified check OF per cent OF
the amount OF bid, mndc payable 10 ihe
CITY Treasurer, William Bishop, must az
company each bid Separate bids FOR ma
san and carpenter work VIII br received
rs ord1r Of the CITY Council OF Aur-
ray. Utah,
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rOIt sAI.Il

AZ uat ast, HARNESS AND BUGGY, tss'
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surprised tIsnt NV"''c an
McDonald's
Bitter Sweets

the highest quality Of chocolates m,a.
In the world, can be bought in 81
Lake ~ N%'
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GOOD USE FOR PHoNoeRAPH.
1t Howls for the Police When Flat oil
Its Owner Is Invaded.

The wave of crime which has been
passing over Paris lately and which
the police seem quite powerless to
prevent has auscd the citizens to
adopt various devices to protect their
homes from invasion by the Apaches.
Dogs having proved utterly useless.
than n family has sought pro-
lection by placing Il stand with 4 par.
rot or cockatoo possessing a specially
loud sQuawk just inside their flats
almost everyone in Paris lives in n
flat. An electrical engineer, however,
has found a monograph the best pos.
sible Waterman. He locates 1t with
the megaphone attachment directed
TO the door and he has wired the hall
and arranged batteries SO that the
moment the door Is opened three
inches the phonograpn gets into &C.
ton. Ii begins 10 below Police!
Help! Murder! Thieves!" and 1t
keeps II up until he gets out of bed
and turns off the current. His fiat Is
well furnished with plate and other
~valuables and several attempts have
been made to rob II, but no thieves
have yet withstood the monograph
bombardment. They run so quickly
that they are never caught.