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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS.
Meeting Scheduled Preliminary TO Big
Gathering on July 81.

A special meeting of the Daughters OF
the Pioneers will be held Wednesday,
July 4, at the Lion House. commencing
at 3 O'clock. The gathering is prellm-
mary to meeting TO be held
in the Assembly hall July a., notice
of which appeared in last nights
News" at which time an organiza-
ton Will be formed 10 be known as
The Sons and Daughters OF Utah
Pioneers" All members of the Daugh-
tiers OF the Pioneers are requested TO
attend the meeting next Wednesday.
The call for the new organization,
which will include men as well rs wom-
en-, Is signed by Hon Heber j. Grant,
Senator Reed Smoot and Mrs Susa
Young Gates. The descendants of all
persons who arrived In Utah prior TO
Jan. ] 1858, win be eligible for mem
bership. The object OF the society Will
be the perpetuation of the memory
of the men and women who were the
pioneers and colonizers of Utah during
the first IL years of its settlement.
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ESTATE OF ELLEN G. cLAwsoN
DECEASED.

The undersigned will sell at private
sale. the following described property. To-
Gated In Salt Lake City. to-wit.
CONNIE nclng at the southwest corner Of
lot Ave. co.. block. one, u, plat 81"
Salt Lake City survey. running thence
east sixty-nine and one-half. (@ia), feet
thence north ten, do). rods. Themes. ives,
sixty-nine and one half, (s9is). feet, thence
south ten. 10, rods to the place Of be-
ginning. together with right Of way
for teams. wagons and pedestrians Tor
the benefit of said property above des-
crtbed, over the Following property:
Beginning at the northwest corner q
lot twelve, Q2). block one, %, plat a.
aforesaid, thence east twelve, C2), feet
north ten, Q0). rods, thence west twelve,
Q2. feet thence north ten. (lO), rods TO
the place OF beginning on or after sat.
urday, the 10th day OF July, 1901. and
written bids will be received at the Office
OF Young Sc Moyle, Attorneys Deseret
National Bank Building. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Terms OF sale, cash, 10 per ceai
payable at time OF bid, balance on coz
firmation by the court.
HIRAM BRADLEY CIIAWSON, JR
SPENCER CLAWSON.
Execution
Dated July g. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
NEW ELY CITY.
With Railroads Building and Hotels
Going up Nevada Towns Booming.

Special Correspondence.
Ely. Nevada, July 1.-THE Nevada
Northern railroad has their grade
nearly completed 10 Kimberly, New.
and expect to have the road completed
by Aug. 80, Lane City will have rail-
road day sometime next week. A
special porgrRm has been arranged.
also Il barbecue for that day, and
good time Is expected
The new Ely City, two miles east of
Ely. is rapidly growing. The Hotel
Ely. now constructing. win cost $780,
000 with the annex, $4,000 for the
hotel and $4,000 for the annex The
location Is beautiful, water fine and
there ls no reason why IL will not he
IL modern city in short time The
town is growing as by the power OF
magic.
The Cumberland Ely mine expects
10 commence digging and shipping ore
in the next month. The development
work necessary for shipping has about
all been completed.
There are about 30 diamond drills
nj work In the Ely mining district
and some good copper ore discovered
with the drills
Ely has two power plants, one steam
laundry three new papers and as good
hotel as can be found In most cities
with a population six times as large
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WORDS STILL STAND.


Editor News; II Is remarkable how
quickly one man win take the advan-
tage OF the absence of another TO ques-
ton his veracity. "Riordon HEIDI"
shouted ex-Gov. w. j. Mcconnell OF
Idaho, discussing an interview In the
News" and every word printed was
correct. Mr. Riordon left for British
Columbia before the morning paper
containing MI. McConnells assertion
was printed. He has had no chance 10
answer. The gentleman and twice
governor of Idaho refers to the para
graph which quotes Mir Riordop (and
it is correcD as saying, 81 know
that no miners union nor sensible
miners have sanctioned crime or
crimes Then he goes OH to describe
the riots participated In by the Occur
d 'Alene miners during the trouble there.
He did not mention the fact that me
gro" soldiers were brought in to shoot
down men. What white man will sub
init to the arrogance OF a negro? But
does Mr.. Mcconnell mean to tell us
that the miners and miners union
looked upon the rioting with favor:
that the blood shed and injury done
pleased them? | will not use Mr.. Nc
Connells words and shout "Liari" He
Is mistaken. Mr.. Riordoh's statement
still stands. Because he came along
with good word for the workingmen
with whom he associates and OF whom
he IL Il leader. Mr.. Mcconnell sits up
and shouts Liar" Mr.. Riordon spoke
honestly and meant every word, years
of constant association with the work.
Ing classes enable him to speak from
the view of one who knows.
S. T, BENIA0iS.
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officers chosen Friday night Were Y.
Morrison. vice president: Mrs. Emma
Montgomery, secretary and treasurer,
Az an executive board the following
were elected; Judge George @. ARM
strong, J II. Knowles and Mrs. Car
rle G.. HAMILTON.
The following sons and daughters
OF the Badger state were named to
constitute a committee to arrange de-
tails OF an entertainment to be given
by the society In the near future:
Mrs, ". O, Leatherwood Miss Gather
Inc McGovern, Mrs, Kate Malone, r.
VI. Chopper and +, G.. Richmond.
After the mplishment of this
work the club adjourned to meet on
the first Wednesday Of August.
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PAT A PUBLIC ENTERTAINER,


A new and delightful summer re-
sort has been found,--it Is known as
the American Party summer resort,
and the location Is at the intersection
of Sixth East and First South streets.
Thanks to that most delightful pur-
veyor of public pleasure. Pat Moran.
the entire intersection has been as
though a car OF dynamite had axplod-
ed there, and a great hole torn III the
roadway very much after the style
of the impromptu excavation at
Becks Hot Springs on recent ex-
traordinary occasion. Water from thu
streets above has run in there, only
to become stagnant, turn green and
make the entire neighborhood smell
worse than New Jersey swamp. The
residents are up and in arms over the
nuisance, and propose moving en-
column on the city council and the
city board OF health for relief In adj
6ition to the nuisance of the stagnant
water. the street car tracks are OF
the elevated kind because OF the
deep bitches IN either side, and step
ladders would be n convenience In
getting on or oft the cars, Residents
say they have suffered under this
burden for three or four months. and
wonder If 1t isn't about time for re-
lief.
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BUTTE, THE 'PHoNELEss TOWN
Everybody Hard lit Now That Hello
Strike Is In Operation.

The Butte Evening News OF the 10th
inst, has story to tell of how, Butte
is hard hit by the telephone suspen.
slon-Affeets everybody. business and
professional men suffer" The account
states:
mo new Developments In the tele.
phone situation says Superintendent
Burdlck today, II called up Salt Lake
and was told that the general officers
of the electrical workers had not arr
rived last evening. as WAS expected, &"
Butte may, therefore, settle down To
another days experience as a phone
less town.
President Fairgrieve OF the Montana
Federation OF labor met with the
girls this morning at the Carpenters
Union hall. The meeting, II was stated,
VAS for the purpose OF talking over
the situation.
Butte Is essentially telephone town
and II feels the shutdown keenly IN
consequence. Professional men, mer-
chants ana the newspapers are greatly
incouvenleneed, but almost every mem
ber OF the general public feels It more
OF less.
Does Johnny develop a cramp at 2
a. IN. Run 10 the phone and call
doctor. Does a burst OF smoke from
your basement window warn you that
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PERSONALS.

Editor 7, Ross Kistler OF the Las
Vegas. N Nj, Optic, Is In the city
on western trip.
Atty. John A. Bagley left for Dem
yer today, to meet Judge Bartch-
They expect to visit Mexico together.
Editor I. E. Diehl of the Nam
moth Record has returned from
jamestown. He reports the EXPOSE
ton as very incomplete.
II. l., Edwards and e. A. Olds of
Fort Worth. officials OF the Southern
Telephone company, are at the Gull
len.
Bishop George Romney left today
on an Alaskan trip. to be gone three
weeks. The trip is made for rest and
recreation.
Chief Clerk @. X. Smith of the oper-
ating department of the Short LINE
win leave tonight on n vacation to
Long Beach. California, where he will
leave his family for the hot weather,
after weeks stay there himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
THREE NEW COMPANIES.
Among tho interpretations Perfected
Today is vcrnaI Telephone Service

Three new companies filed copies Of
their articles of Incorporation with the
secretary OF state today as follows:
Vernal Milling & Light company of
Vernal Utah, capitalized at $4,000, d
vided into shares of the par value OF soO
each. $. r. Bennion is president; c.
;. Carter, vice president; r. s. Collect,
secretary; j, X. Bullock. treasurer. The
company win conduct -four mill at
Vernal and will also maintain a power
plant.
The Uintah Telephone company OF
Vernal with a capital stock of $4,000.
divided into shares of the par value of
$40 each. w. II. Smart is president; c.
s. Carter, vice president; r. 5. Collett,
secretary; j. X. Bullock, treasurer. Tho
company win operate telephone sys-
tenn In uintah county.
The Utah Investment company of
American Fork, capitalized at $4,000,
divided into shares OF the par value of
$40 each William Thornton Is presi-
dent; Henry Lewis, vice president;
Samuel Stark, secretary; j. S. Wild,
treasurer. The company Will engage
In a general real estate business.
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FIFTY DAYS IN JAIL.
j.. Harris Pays High Price for Pair Of
Shoes--POllce Notes.

In Judge Diehls court this morning
youth named T.. Harris pleaded guilty
to the charge OF petit larceny. It was
alleged that he stole pair of shoes
valued at $3.50 from the Rio Grande
Western company. The shoes were be-
Ing shipped 10 another state. Harris
was given so days In jail
Harry Simmons, who was arrested
with young man named Olson on the
charge OF stating a saddle. was sem
fenced to pay fine OF SIS or serve 70
days. Olson WAS released and SEN
tence suspended to give him a chance
10 reform, Simmons has been in trouble
before and for that reason sentence
was imposed.
This morning Police Officer Doty ar
rested man named C.. ii. Towsen on
the charge OF grand larceny. The
prisoner IL said to be wanted I'm Den
yer but the particulars of tho alleged
crime are not known to the local
authorities. Word was received from
the Denver police yesterday afternoon
and at 1880 this morning rowsen was
arrested. He declared his innocence
and expressed willingness to go back
10 Denver without requisition papers.
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WEEKS HEALTH RECORD.
Births, Deaths, Sickness and Other AZ
fairs Reported for the Week.

During the week ending yesterday 40
births were reported to the city board
OF health OF this number 81 We're
males and IS females The deaths were
evenly divided between males and fe-
males, Is OF each passing away. The
report follows: Forty-nine births We're
reported during the week; 81 males and
2s females: 30 deaths were reported
during the week; is males and 15 fe-
males IA were shipped here for burial.
There were reported during the week
Is cases OF contagious and Infectious
diseases. consisting OF three cases OF
scarlet fever. three cases OF
diphtherla: three cases OF mea-
Bles. four cases OF whoop-
ingcough and two c-ses OF chickenpox.
AT the ending OF the week five cases of
smallpox. eight cases OF scarlet fever
and eight cases OF diDhtheria remain IN
quarantine.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the United
States weather bureau for the "a hours
ending at a. IN. today:
Temperature at a. M. s.; maximum.
50; minimum, VI: mean, rs. which Is nor
maj. sh
Precipitation since the first Of the
month. 0i inch, which is % Inch below
the normal
Accumulated deficiency in precipitation
since jan. /. 3.S inches.
Relative humidity. "A per cent.
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; cooler tonight.
r. j. HYATT,
Section Director.
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CHAPLAIN RESIGNS.
Paul 4. Broclsman OF the Goth Infantry
To Leave Service.

Chaplain Paul T. Brockman of the
Twenty-ninth infantry. stationed at
Fort Douglas, has resigned. to take ef-
feet Sept. /. and he has been granted
leave of absence until that date. The
chaplain is from Wiscontiu and grad
uate OF the normal department OF the
Northwestern university and Of the
Evangelical Lutheran Theological SEM
mary of Wisconsin. He was appointed
chaplain in 1902.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
FUNERAL TOMORROW.
Last Rites Over Remains of Marguerite
Golding Take Place From Residence.

The funeral services over the re-
mains of Miss Marguerite Golding who
passed away Thursday evening at st.
Marks hospital from the effects of a
wound inflicted by her younger broth
er while target shooting, Tuesday
afternoon. Will be held at the family
residence, 1873 East Eighth South
street at 4 o'clock tomorrow. Fol-
lowing the services interment will take
place in the city cemetery.
The telephone operators among
whom Miss Goldlng had worked for
the past two years have made ar
rangements TO attend the funeral In
a body and yesterday and today the
flags over the Bell and Independent
buildings have been at half mast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO DIS
INCORPORATES.

In the Third District Court, in and fot
Salt Lake County. State OF Utah. In nv
matter OF the application OF the Vespa'
Incorporated. Notice Is hereby given thai
the Vespasian Hoogley Mining Company
a corporation formed under the laws ul
tho State OF Utah. has presented 70 ih'
Third District Court. Of Salt Lake Couh,
ty. Utah. a petition praying TO be allowed
TO dls-incorporate and. dissolve, and tha'
Saturday, the 10th day OF August w,
at 10 O'clock In the forenoon or az Hpou
thereafter as counsel can be heard. nS
been appointed as tho time and Honor,
able Morris l.. Ritchie's Court Room o.
the Third District Court, of SAT- lAss
County, Utah, ms the place AZ whleh sa'1
application is to be heard. ,t
Witness the Clerk OF said Court Wy,
the seal thereof affixed, this 6th cay %
July A. u. 1907. ,,,.-L
(seal) J. u. E1.DREDGE, JkY SleFh
BY VIM. Il, Jenkins. Deputy Clerk
Mays a. Orem. Attorneys for Petltiup"'
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NOTICE.

,TRAPPER MINING COMPANY
uce Is hereby given, that a speeisff ~, 40
ihg Of the stockholders OF The Irl meet.
M ar,hs , SG1meany VII be held at ~ pf \
g o'clock p. m. on Tuesday ot9h,
gay OF July 1907. for the purpuse ~ s,a SId
ing board OF Ave (5) direetogt EJECT
whom shall be, chosen a President. a t vpIa
and to trasnact any such Other ibeas,urer
Ing. '''e meet
,, A. L, HYDE.
pany. Son-
Dated June n. 1907.
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DIED.

HADFiELD.-On board the steamship
Republic when nearing Liverpool. July
10. 1901, MIS- Charlotte Iiadheld died OF
syncope, Deceased was on visit to her
native land when death overlook her.
She was born at Dukenneld. Engl and,
Nov. TO- lSii. and is survived by three
sons. two OF whom are living at Salt
Lake City and one mt Oldham England.
BARBER. Sarah Barber, wlfe OF Gilbert
Barber. 1904 south Filth Bast street;
born In Deyonshire. England, died In
Salt Lake city, July II. 1907, Mrs. Bar
Der viii DO well remembered by the ell
ders and saints OF the nottingham con-
ference.
Funeral services will be held nj the
Waterloo ward chapel Mt ! y. m. Sum
day, July IA, The remains may be viewed
at the family residence. corner Firth
East and Tenth South between 10 ana "
non. Friends are invited.
GOI.DING.-At 81 Marks hospital, this
city July II. 1907, I.ottie Marguerite
GOiding, daughter OF y. Y, and Char
lotte Martin GoldnEi born In Salt Lake
city, April 20, 1887.
The funeral services viii be held Sun
day, at D. M. from the family residence,
1873 east Eighth South street, Friends are
invited 10 attend and can view the re-
mains on day OF funeral at the family
residence from II to D. m Interment IN
city cemetery,
MACAFEE--In this city. July IL, 1907,
William MacAfee, aged % years.
Funeral services Sunday July Il. ls17,
at 2 o'clock y. m, AZ % ponnell's funeral
chapel 30 south West Temple street,
rnterment IN Mt. olivet cemetery. Friends
Invited.
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SEEKS sa5. 900 DAMAGES.
Helper for Van and Storage Company
Sustained Broken Leg.

pamages IN the sum of $4,000 are
a sked by Clair Chagague In complaint
filed in the district court today against
the Redman Van & Storage company.
Plaintiff alleges that he was employed
as a helper by defendant company and
on March /. 1907 heavy crate of fur
niture fell from a van onto his leg and
broke II in three places. thereby injur-
ing him permanently.
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ACTION TO COLLECT.

The Krell French Plano company OF
Indiana filed suit In the district court
today against Young Brothers COM
pany to collect si972.3S. with interest
and attorneys fees alleged to be due
on four promissory notes executed by
defendant between July. 1906. and De-
cember, 1906.
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STILL IN SESSION.
District Council OF Electrical Workers
Meets Again Today,

Another session OF the Intermountain
district council OF the Electrical Work
ers union was held this morning. and
affairs In the four states were thor
oughly discussed prior TO asking for
meeting with the Bell Telephone com
pany officials. In Butte the telephone
service continues 10 be paralized owing
10 the sympathetic sirjlSe OF operators.
Up 10 noon no effort had been made 10
arrange a conference with Manager
Murray OF the telephone company but
II II expected that this viii be done
either today or Monday t..-
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YESTERDAYS.

Kate 1. Cannon to Mary G. Cham
berlain, part lot g. block i. plat A l,
d. o, Wiley, Jr., to r. Hansen, lots
q and q, block 2 Dunford's addi-
uOn $3.50. .....'.....s.......,.,-
Martha A. Burns ct al 10 10. w. VIII
son, land, section 81. township
north, range 2 east ......,..-.....-
Taylor Armstrong Lumber Co. TO
Murphy Bros Candy Co, lots ],
otc.. block 1, Winfield. &
Scott William Anderson 10 George
Cole, part lot 4. block Sc, plat D..
Eber Case. trustee. etc, 10 ID. @.
Liliey, part lot 3, block 3s. plat B..
Angus Aston TO r. w. Naylor ct al,
part lot !. block 70. 5-acre plat C..
H. Z. Hoffman TO j. NJ. Donohue,
lots "a, etc, block 2, Baltimore
subdivision -. Observation-Disclosures.
s. ANGEL TO ENan w. Jones. part lot
Ia block 2. t0-acre plat A.,..-...,... s,
George Cole to w. Z. Cole. part lot
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ESTATE OF ]. V. sEELY.

A petition was filed in the probate
division of the district court today by
Arta NJ. seely asking for letters OF ad-
ADMINISTRATION OF the estate of Isaac V.
Seely, who died at Nm Creek oil June
co. 1907 The estate consists OF real
property valued at $1,000. There are
seven heirs mentioned in the petition.
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SUIT AGAINST HYRUM TYRE.

An action has been filed IN the dis
trict court by the French American
bank of California against Hbnum
Tvree 10 recover the total sum OF So
Sss0S with interest alleged to be due
on hve promissory notes executed by
defendant between June. 1905. and Feb
ruary. 1909.
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FOR LEGAL SERVICES.

Atty. j. H. Hurd filed suit in the
district court today against Elizabeth
Livingston TO collect s765.50 alleged to
be due for legal services rendered and
for money paid out In behalf of de-
fendant between Aus. "a. 1908. and Nov.
10. 1906.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Board Of Trustees 49, "
Scofieid School District, Scoheld, cares 80
County, Utah. will receive bids W 20 ., ' te
.. M, July 70, 1900. for the erection VI az
s-room brick school building, tiahs tdre
specifications can be found AT tn9 ais3
Of Nell n. Madsen, Scofeld, ulahs re-, eel
at the office OF Il. c. Watkins, at0 arena IN
Provo. Utah. Bids will be ieee''e ana
aggregated form. for exeayallng s' Sas.
cement. concrete and briekHolh,,, iran
penter work. Including tin. Hrougna snd
and galvanized iron work, plhsterii,b s,a
cement work, painting heating apP' *.
tus also for the building eomplelau,, mist
cept heating apparatus. Eaeh Dle \, n
De Accompanied with certineu sn..hhich
per cent or the amount OF bid Wa.
viii be returned with az, rejected .D olSs
also TO the successful bidder upon eatter
ing into contract within one week ira
said work ~ awarded, othei WEI Al
amount to be forfeited 10 sald g l.ati Al
The trustees Will meet at their oinV o,sp
the above stated time and date los ICES
and publicly read all bids. The upS All
reserve the right 70 reject, any INV
bids. BY order OF the board, ,r,rnu
r.. II. MEHREWEAIliiI..n,n 7 ,n.
LARS JENSEN, u..,rs,
NEIL NJ. MADsENt ,,.ry
Dated at scoheld, June s'lh, 1907
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BADGER CLUB FORMED.
Sons and Daughters Of Wisconsin lAy-
ms In salt Lake Organize,

Salt Lake residents from Wiscon-
sin have organized the Badger club
ana have adopted the badger as the
official emblem. The new society has
a half hundred members already. Tho
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ropAY's TEMPERATURE.
YESTERDAYS RECORD
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

r. Wood to NJ. j. Shannon, lots ID
and Is block 10. Waverly ............
J. A. c. Nelson to Jacob Birken-
shaw, lot Y, block I, South Lawn.
Annie c. Hansen TO E p. Howard,
lots 80. etc. block 2. Woodmansee
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Vudor Porch Shades and vudor Ham
mocks 20 per cent OFF. u. C. NJ. l. Car
pet dept. n
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vudor Porch Shades and Vudor Ham
mocks 20 per cent off. z. c. M. 1. Car
pet dept,
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JULY Is 1907

franchises and special permits: such
as the privileges TO run banks. print
papers. utc.
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II. II. Evans. florist. 30 s, Main 81.
Floral Designs Specially. 'Phons st1.
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80 cents the half pound, 60 cents the pound.