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Evening journal., 1907-12-05

AS the result Of a fall from street
car. John IL wilkins. of No. 932 Scott
street is sac eTing from : broken nnger
Evening journal., 1907-12-05

WANTED Highest prices paid for old
gol5 and silver. broken 3eWelry. M. HAIR
RIs. i26 Market ST. iS-ly
Evening journal., 1907-12-05
WANTED

WANTED-A secondhand pool table
Address G. r., this office. d5-2t
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18
PROGRAM OF The
SACRED CANTATA
Nulh Will Prove the Greatest Entertainment of its Kind
Ever GTen Hereto be Seen Thursday Evening
Seventy People in the Cast-The Program
and the Patrons

7' luA rehearsal held Congregational church nv,
company OF talented local will take mart in tb
, tomorrow night at the church cantata Ruth.
Nilred r. Gaurs magnificent production '
rehearsal proved conclutyely perormanc. Of
sacred antata viii be the entertainment of its kind ever
dered in Junction - ' N'"u ever rem
Oh The eantata have been many weeks
" very o talent of the city will part An audience thar
would crowd the church overnowing should he in 1 ,
sale OF seats proving satisfactory
lhe eanaa will be auspices
Choral Society Miss Edith the director Miss Nay ti
iecl Webster $ the ' mar
The soosts is
Ruh-Mrs, Myrtle J. Greer
Naon-Mrs Bross- -Pinnen
omph-Miss Fenner
Boaz-Mr E. A sherman.
The chorus patrons and paronesses foIows
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18
PART Hoy.

7 Chorus See the golden of morning"
Choral recitative Naomi a kinsman"
. Air Let me HE the field"
Recitatiye, Go. my daughter"
, Air GO not far hence"
Recitatve, why have found grace in thine eyes?'
, ) Air Past all knowledge Is the kindness"
Recitatye, the goodly deeds thou hast done"
Choral recitaye she CLEANED in the field until
s. Duet with joyous heart l greet thee home"
g. chorae "NghuaIl"
Intermezzo Corgan) "DaybrealN"
J. Wedding chorus, "Ilark harl the cymbals clash"
s. Air GLORY to Thee, o Lord"
o Chorus Rejoice blessings round fall"
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

special rates to all points within
the state and one fare for the round
trip to all points on the Colorado
Midland during the holidays Tick
cts will be on sale the 23d, 24th,
25th. 3Oth. 31st and January i, 1908,
with final return limit of January g.
For further Information see the Mid
land man.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

A car OF furniture just unloadei
and we have anticipated your wants
for Christmas. Fleming & Lamb.
Swiss and Neufchatel cheese, Edam
and American cheese Of every sort
for the holiday trade.-Wadsworth
< Sons
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p r O @ r a M
PART I-SORROW.

I ntroducton-organ.
Chorus "A grievous famine"
Recitative, Now go your ways, my daughters"
Air, 30 gracious Lord"
Choral Rectatiye They lifted their voice and
Trio FAREWELL"
Air, "Entreat not to leave thee"
Chorus, Art thou that Naomi?"
Recitatye, "Call Naomi"
Chorus Weep more"
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18
3Iatruua ann lutrnnrssrs


DR. and Mrs. H. S. Day.
Judge and Mrs. Walter S. sullivi
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Rich.
DR.. and Mrs. II. r. Bull.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Becker.
MIR and Mrs. Edwin A. sherman.
Mr.. a d Mrs, ]. n. Bunting.
rs-sas~
Rev. and Mrs. c. W. C. Lyon.
MIR. and Mrs. Z B. Mcclure.
Mr., and Mrs w. A. House.
Rev. and Mrs. D. d. Forsyth.
Dr. and Mrs. Leroy C. Hedges.
Prof and Mrs. ]. H. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs, George A. Currle.
Miss Myrtle Lothian.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs H. f vorbeck.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

The Front Rank furnace sold ~
]. II. Lane. 1877 South Firth street
is the highest type OF furnace CON
struction and always gives aHt'S'ac-
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

You will like il, IL you try it,
Juhnita or Palisadc coal-the bes.
coal in the market. Prompt deliv-
cry. Phone Junction 10. The Grand
Junction Electric, Gas y Mfg. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

An immense display Of holiday
goods are open to yeur Inspection
5 and 10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

Harry IIiatt's norsesnusing is sec
md to none in this country.
horse Is shod when Harry Hiatt Is
through with It, Try him.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

We've gotten into the habit OF do
ing high plumbing at low grade prl-
ces. Call and see. j. %. Mckenzie,
546 Colorado avenue; phone Red
151.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

Some OF the leading soloist will
sing in the big chorus OF the uhiNer-
lslty Choral Society.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

earn more. In that case 1t is wo-
mans duty and should be her pleas
urc, to earn whatever her talents will
bring.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

IT'S \ PLEASANT REFLECTION
that there is one place where you
can have your sight properly and ex-
pertly attended to. You can come
here, and without any charge what
ever, have an examination of your
ewes shat specialists charge big fees
for. And our moderate prices for
glasses makes the service all the
greater, DO your eyes trouble you
any?
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lfirst Snuraltn

TirHi Snpraun
DEnSn p hItk' MRS. r. V. MILLS.
JESSIE Il MARTIN GERTRUDE STUART
ESTELLA HoNECKER. GEORGIA ARMSTRONG;
PRUDENCE WALKER MRS w A MARSH
LESTIE WILBUR. MRS EIIZARETU LEE
BERTHA WALKER. ALBERTA ROGERS.
MARY BARD. BELLE II. LAY.
MRS. JAMES MASSER.
Srrnuh Snpraun
NINA JACOBSHAGEN JENNIE FRENCH
ISABELLA LAW. ANNA CRAIG
HELEN WEBSTER LOIS RECIIER
ANS TURNER EUGENIA BROOKS
PEARLE GlMPLE. CORA MAY TEvIs.
EDITH LILLE. VIVIAN SHADBOLT.
Aliu
VERA LILLE. MRS F. A. ROGERS
MABEL HUTCHINSON. FLORENCE BROOKS
FANNY ARMSTRONG. BESS GLEASON
GLADYS GlMPl4E. MRS. +. d. STEWART.
ALICE GLASCO, MAMIE T.. NORINE.
MRS. Lou HUBBARD. ARLIE b. CLAYPOoI
LOU SHUMAN. DORA G. KNIGHT
Birst Gruur srrnuh Trunr
d. S. BENNETT. LEROY HATCH.
H. A. DENNlSoN. RALPH TURNER.
HOMER DODDS. II. c. CHAPLIN
DIR A. p HUBBARD JOHN WEBER.
f. w. ROBINSON
S. W MOODY.
5ftrsi Bass srrnuh 1luas
D. b. WINCHESTER. WM. Mattress
J. A. WEAVER. l.. NJ. BROWN.
w. r. GARDNER. j. II. BROOKS.
w. a. HATCH l.. A. CHAPLIN
WIN \. MARSH. " ID TAIIEY
LOGAN STOUT
C. A. NAHSTALL
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18

LaHarpe rooms. corner Third and
Main. Mrs. ]. W. Stevens, propriet-
ress.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18
Q n o r u s

gram and patrons and patronesses foliOws:-
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18
srruna' Gaas

WM. MATTRESS.
L. NJ BROWN.
j. II. BROOKS.
l.. A. CHAPLIN.
w. d. TALLEY,
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-18
Iirsi Bass

d. b. WINCHESTER.
]. A. WEAVER.
w. r.. GARDNER.
w. A. HATCH.
VIM. \, MARSH.
LOGAN STOUT.
C. A. NAHSTALL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
TIED UP
IN NEVADA YARDS
Twenty-seven Hundred Loads OF
Coast Bound Traffic Block
The Sidngs.
COMPANY CARES FOR STOCK.
SeSerest Consrs don in the History Of
Southern Pnritc--Dolng Everything
Possible 10 Relieve situation.

Tue Southern Pacific railroad, be-
tween ogdcn and Reno. Nevada. is
blocked by one OF the severest freight
congestions ever known ON tho lfne. AT
Sparks, Nevada. every available track
IS filled with cars. and 1t is becoming
necessary to switch some ~ The trains
on to the double track between Sparks
and Reno
over ZOO cars OF freight bound for the
coast are In those yards, while on the
eastern division, between Sparks and
Ogden, more than 1000 ears are flling
every blind siding and switching track
that can possibly he brought into upe.
FOR the last week 1t has been impossi.
BILE to move freight west of Sparks On
account of the washouts
Word has been received from san
Francisco chat no freight for Nevada
points Will be received unsil the cunges.
tion is relieved, which will not be until
the road over the Truckee and Ameri-
can rivers Is safe for freight trains.
The public lis not the only sufferer
through the tying up OF the freight
traffic Numerous carloads of livestock
are among the delayed trains, and the
railroad company liz compelled 10 feed
and care for these stock during the
forced delay The Southern Pacific
company liz now paying for the pastur-
Ing of so cars OF livestock, In addition
TO Two cars of horses and several more
going In to add 10 that number. IL re-
lief does not come soon the freight SAT-
uatl0n win become critical, but the
roads are doing all they can, and hope
to start the bunch OF cars to moving
within the next few days.
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SUIT AGAINST S. p.
j.. III. Hartman Does Not Regard il as
or ANY Significance


New York, March a0.--E. H. HarrI-
man, in speaking Of the Southern Paci-
tic dividend suit filed In Chicago, is
quoted as saying:
II do not regard ii as OF any sfgnlfi-
canoe whatever
Alexander Nilfar. secretary of the
Union and Southern Pacific lines. said.
While We have not received the pa
pers in this case, We understood hold
eTs OF the second mortgage bonds of
the Galvesa on. Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway company of Texas,
which Is controlled by the Southern
Pacific company, Intended to begin pro-
ceedings
Holders Of the greater amount OF
these bonds are members or heirs OF the
group that used 10 control the Pacific
Improvement company which built
many OF the Southern Pacific lines
For years when they We're In control
of the San Antonio line they paid no In
terest on the bonds Now that abe
Southern Pacific Is IN possession OF the
property they desire TO have the inter
eat paid ON these securities, which are
in the nature of income bonds.
Our counsel advised us We need not
feel apprehensive over the outcome Of
The case The Southern Pacific has
made large Announcements to the Gall
weston, Harrisburg & San Antonio rail-
road for improvements, betterments and
extensions. and until these advances
are repaid the company VIE be In no
position 10 make interest pHym enfs on
the second mortgage bonds"
In View OF the fact that the semi
annual dividend payment or "a per
cent lis due ON Monday on the common
stock of the Southern Pacific. Mr. NH
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and Morgan cuunties and the cornpen-
satlon is consideration. there are more
eAndldates for the position of Judge
Ihose who are being fayorably mem
toned are a. b. Patton, John C. Davis
j. NJ Bishop, Nolney g. Gunnel and
Valentine Gideon. For probation ofri-
Ger, ii. G. Jacobs seems Ia be the lead
ing candidate.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
A Greek laborer was struck In the
Union depot yards yesterday by a Light
engine and received quite severe inJur-
les 10 his legs. He WAS taken to the
hospital for treatment
Two coored men who were engaged
In card game at the Assembly sa-
loon last evening got into quarrel and
pulled gums on each other, They were
arrested ON the charge Of carrying con-
ceuled weapons.
"A the various churches throughout
the city tomorrow special Easter SER
vices viii be held morning, afternoon
and evening,
VIVA. u Adams, who has been con-
nectad with the l2exbnrg- idaho, Stand
ard. has given UP his position and re-
moved with his family 10 Ogden.
Nolney G, Ciunnell has returned from
Colorado Springs, where he attended
the funeral or his brother, Judge A 7.
Gunnell.
Leah Brown, the colored woman who
sta bhed a negro with a knife. was given
a preliminary hearing before fudge
Murphy ON the charge OF assault with a
deadly weapon and wus bound over
70 the district court Nnder Sl00. in dc.
fault of which she lang utshes at the
county jail
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VERNAL.
HARVEST OF GRIM REAPER.
Spinal Meningitis Claims Two Victims
--Nernal News Notes.

Special CorrespO
VeEnaI, Uintah Co. March 26.-The
funeral OF Mrs, Esther ID. Young was
held Thursday the elst, The services
were held at the VernaI ward house and
were conducted by the bIshOpsic of Ma
Piles ward OF which ward deceased
WAS a member. Elders Albert G. Good
ridge Harden BennIon and Don b.
Cotton were the speakers. The Naples
ward choir and a special quartet fur
nished the music, The fornl offerings
We're many
six members Of Y NJ. NJ. j. A.. stake
officers acted rs pail bearers, The fu-
neral cortege was one Of the largest
seen In this valley for years
ANOTHER SAD DEATH.
Another sad death ACQUIRED in Naeser
ward last Saturday, Mrs, William Mur-
ray contracted cold, and despite
every effort 10 save her she passed
away on she 2Srd. Her funeral was
held Monday the 25th at the MaeseT
ward house. The speakers We're 1'Tost
Harden Bennion. Bishop s. d. Cotton
and y. j. Caldwell. The hornl Offerings
We're many and beautiful, This IS the
Fourth brother OF tho Murray family
who has lost his wife and been left
with "a family. -Four lltIle ones are left
mutherIess la this case. The sympathy
OF the community goes out TO them and
tho stricken husband.
VICTIMS or SPINAL MENINGITIS.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Collett of Dragon
lost their I1IIe folr-year-old boy OF
spinal meningitis last Sunday and had
the body pat Ia u rotllu and hgrmi.iCal-
ly sealed and brought TO Vurnal fog
burial No funeral WAS held owing 20
the quarantine On the GIsonlte camp,
where tine lIttle one died.
Mr., and Mrs, Henry RadmalI OF Dra-
g0n also lost a lIiile glrl from the same
disease last week and brought the corps
to Vernal for burial I'm both cases the
funerals We're private,
The general henlth or the pcoplo lis
improving
The reservation farmers are getting
active.
Priest VIM a. Smart has gone to
salt Lake Barr w, Musser is maslng
Some record trips between Yernal and
HcbaT city with occasional haIts at his
farm near Lake Fark.
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BOOSTING THE
STATE MILITIA
-----------------------~------
Enthusiastic Meeting OF Protr'I-
nent Citizens in Weber
Club Parors.
DEATH or MISS SADIE cook.
Tragic Death of william Wart tahse
or Universal Hegret-Dariage
And Other Suits.

ogden. March 50.---A meeting lot
Tho boostins OF the state militia was
held last evening nc the weber elup
parlors. 1t WAS largely attended ana
considerable enthusiasm was AWAKEN"
Cd In the movement. William GIas-
mann was chairman of the meeting
tphere were present as representatives
of the militia Gen. H. a.. Wedge wood,
col g G.. Plummer, and Judge Advo-
cate A. b. Irvine, VINO expressed pleas
IRE I'm the interest taken by the We
bsr club and the citizens OF ogden In
th. moyem eni and explained the pur-
masses OF the orga nization, its benefits
III the Young men who join In IN
t.reaslng In tham greater love Tor
their country, and it has tendency to
make them better and more useful
citizens Many OF those present sN-
pressed an interest In the movement
and pledged their hearty support IN
every way.
Resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd, expressing a. patriotic Interest IN
tha militia, a desire to increase the
enrolment, also 10 have the wages
OF all members increased at least
per cent by their employers and full
ray while out on eneainlsment, That
Il lnonthly fee of 81 be paid by all
members to create d fund for the pur-
chase OF medals 20 be given for dr,l
work craftsmanship and department.
] was decided 10 hold another meet
ing next Tuesday evening at the Arm
ory building commencing at s o'clock,
10 which the public is invited, An
exhibition OF HE work being done
by the boys will be given, a commits
tee composed Of r. j kiesel, j. r.
Young, I, J.. Reynolds, g. A. Graves
and Albert SoOwcrgft WIN appointed
to, boost the cause IN every Way pos
sieIe II last evenings meeting con-
ho taken as Mn Indication. then the
militia in Ogden IL going tO be Il
great success, providing the enthust-
nsn1 fsen ha ranFtnmar
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GREEN TRADING STAMPS

Dear Sir.
We have seen advt. In recent issue
regarding a new stamp method off +,
'beneftciat system. recognized as such
ps me Patent Office at Washington,
We do not seek to disparape a,v
attempts 10 Improve a Well tried sys-
tenn. Since stamps have been active In
business eenters many Inducements
considered worth while have been tried
Ia set people to collect them.
our records show that the promoter
OF the beneht stamp called on us Jan.
2s'h, 1905 He said he would open a
General Merchandise store in Prove
ana expected to use stamps. He asked
for and obtained one Of our blank con-
tracts and promised 20 call again A
BOOK we have states 1t s protected by
the promoter on June IA. 1901.
Our book. Stamp and system are pru-
teeted by separate copyrights and en-
tered according 10 Act OF Congress In
the year 1851 in the Office OF the LIZ
pfarlan of Congress at Wasbin gton, ID.
c. by sperry & Hutchinson. The STAMP
system was their idea.
MY connection with the business hers
| dates from It's foundation, nearly mine
! years Had we not opened it would
! today be Sperry d Hutchinson Co, New
york city" instead OF Salt Lake Trad
Ing Stamp Co. Salt Lake CITY. Tho
patronage extended has been appreciate
ed.
We say this to our friends; Do not
expect or ask for the stamps on credit.
They We're never intended to be glven
on accounts. Let abe credit go. cash
is the best pay.
Respectfully
SALT LAKE TRADING STAMP co
w. r. Hammond.
20 w, 3rd South St,
March 30, 1907.
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DEATH OF MISS SADIE COOK.
Sweet Singer SmccI,nrbs TO Attack of
tuberculosis.

Ogden, March $0~-Miss Sadie Cook,
after 10 weeks of severe suffering at the
Ogden General hospital. passed peace
fully from mortality ast evening at & 80
O'Clock, bringing deep SORROW not only
10 her relatives but to host OF friends
IN ogden. She would have been is
years old in May. The past year Miss
Cook had been living at Spokane, Wash.
and only came home about three
months ago 10 visit with her folks Soon
afterwards she was stricken with tub
,rcslosis of the stomach and was re-
moved to the hospital, where she re-
ceiyed the most careful nursing and
medical care, but FOR month past il
was evident she could not recover. She
possessed a very sweet voice. for which
She Will be long remembered as well as
foV her beautiful life. She often sang
foE her friends al sDetal gatherings, II er
body was removed to Larktn & Sons
undertaking parlOrs 10 be prepared for
burial She was the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Edward Cook of 2S20 PlngTee
avenue was born AT KainesviIle, Weber
county, May IS 1889, but has lived In
Ogden city since she was child, The
funeral services wilI likely be held sum
day afternoon.
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LEHI.
suPT, G. N. CHILD RESIGNS.


Special Correspondence.
L,ehi. Utah Co., March ga $40 Oo0
opera house, dance hall and skating
rink combined is the latest proposition
talked of for Lehi, The floors Will be
built on The English patent II is said
ME- AL Rockhll of Spanish Fork will
build the entire house himself unless
Lem people want To go In with him.
me proposed site is north of the Corner
Grocery store. on the Same block This
Is certainly much needed Improve
lfent Tor Lehi Such houses In other
towns are paying from 20 TO 80 per cent
and there is no doubt the above would
POISON I'm CANNED TOMATOES.
al the lime rock camp o. w. S. vans at
Toplin Monday evening a nulnbe of
people We're poisoned by eating canned
tomatoes. II affected Miss Rena Man
ming 50 badly that she was brought 10
Lehi and has been under the care of
DIT II. c. Holbrook since The Others
got on with severe spell OF sickness
lasting day or two
SUPERINTENDENT CHILD RE.
SIGNS
Nj G. N Child has resigned as su.
perintendent of the public schools after
serving number of years most sue
cesstuily, to accept the posflion of cash
Ter or the Bank OF Lehi Mr.. Fred ID.
wOrlton OF this place has beer chosen
by Inc trustees 10 fill his place. Mr.,
M0flton lis quite a young man, A grad
uate OF the University OF Utah, WAS SUI
perlitelldent of the West Eountirul
schools for sometime and has lately re-
turned from the New York mission field
oRCHARDlsTs MUST SPRAY.
The county tree Inspector has been In
Lenl the past week inspecting The
trees. and serving notice ON the citizens
TO spray, and now spra wing is i'm fur
force as the law is to be COMPULSORY
this year
The city pavilion has been leased for
another year from April /. by the CITY
70 me NJ l. A.. which has run ii most
successfully.
Dr. r.. Il, Steele has resigned as city
quarantine physician and DR. II. q.
ltolnrook has been appointed TO an the
vacancy.
Senator John Y Smith is the proud
father OF Il boy who arrived at his home
Tuesday
ii is proposed next year 10 offer n
shlrd year course In the High school
here as there are about 20 students who
would take this course.
Planting Of Sugar beets will conn
nlenee Monday unless weather .ondi-
tlohs change and viii con tinue In full
force for three or four weeks.
Mrs levi Phillips. who was Operated
on III Salt Lake City last FRIDAY for
appendicitis is progressing nicely
"A daughter Was born to Mrs. las n,
Powell last week.
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- 80 - PURIFIES
-. -. -. THE BLOOD

AS Of dependent the blood 1or noushment
strength Duid be
uncontamnated
titled mpurity
njuriouy the general health eliminates
special blood disease uPtoms pples 1ashes and the
different skin affections blood lis teysh and diseased
condition result too much acid The presence Of some irritating
hnnor Sores and Ulcers of morbid unhealthy matter the
blood and Rheumatism Catarr croluIa Contagious Blood Poison etc.
all blood
mpmty poison remains Some born with
hereditary faint in the blood and the effect manifested IN various
The skin has pd the weak GLANDS
in the neck often enlarged and usually the body not fully developed
because has always fed weak blood In abod
troubles s has proved itself perfect remedy goes down into the
circulation and all foreign a and
makes this stream Of life and Nothing reaches
purGes dorated supplies with the
hh properties needs the foundation for good health
Rheumatism Catarh cIofula Ulcers Skin Contagious
Blood Poison and all blood diseases disorders cured permanently
and baks IS
all blood purifiers Book blood and medical dsee desired
sent FREE ZINE SWIFT SPECIFIC CU-s ATLANTA Ga
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BUSY SESSION OF COUNCIL.


Murray, March So.---Teamsters who
are working FOR the city pctltiOned
for 25 cent raise per day, The pet
ton wss granted.
The marshal reported that a MUM
Der of saloons We're violating the sun.
day law by selling liquor on that day,
and respectfully asked that their IL
Censc be revoked as he was convinced
that they were not running according
to the city ordinance.
An amendment OF sections SO and Al
of the revised ordinance Of Murray
City and adding section / \ was read
for the third thine and adopted The
ordinance pertains to the licensing Of
roOnlfng house, slot machines and
barber shops, etc.
The request OF the Volunteer TIRE
department asking for an appEpprta-
tOn of $500 for uniforms was referred
to the fire committee
The mayor WAS authorized to pur-
chase the necessary land for street
through from The Pioneer nursery to
State street.
The street committee conferred
with city engineer. Mr. Swcnsen in
reference to the work now in progress
on Seventeenth South and found that
To- bring the road to the grade accord
Ing to- the present profGile, would nc
cessitate an outlay OF greater sum Of
money than advisable The engineer
submitted new pEOllAe which the
committee recommended and it was
adopted.
DEATH OF WILLIAM SANDERS.
William j. Sanders, son of Orson
and Rose Sanders, died Yesterday at
Z - m. He has been sick for two and
u half years, and for months he
has been unable to move a limb or
assist himself In any way. He was
/ o years ole last january. About i've
years ago while playing on the school
grounds he fell and fractured a bone
In his leg just above the knee This
ailment, though lasting, was almost
restored to ITS normal condition when
he received another fall This time
he was skating ON the Ice, Since then
he has been an Invalid. until death
came as n relief. and yet with many
regrets.
William Sanders at ONE time was one
OF the promising youths of this corn
munlty. He had completed the Eighth
grade OF The public schools and was fin
lslling his second year at the Latter
day Saints business college, where ne
received the fata fail After this he
became so Ill that he was Obliged to re-
main at home. He was quick to learn;
had wonderful memory. With mis-
good beginning. amiahle disposition.
and ideals of character. had he been
spared from sickness and death he