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E. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.

l. n. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a District Court. In re- ex-
tension Of I street formerly W street, northwest
District Court. No. 729-NOtCe is hereby given thar
the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia plr-
Slant 20 the provisions Of an act approved Febru-
airy 2. 1901. entitled An act authorizing the exten-
sion Of street formerly " street northwest. %
have hled petition in this court PRAYING the con-
cemnsiion Of the land necessary for the extension Of
i street. ftom 18th 10 Wisconsin averme formerly
High. or SD street west With a width OF sixty
feet and iron Wisconsin avenue TO the east side os
proposed Rock Greek drive with a wiSth Of ninety
feet in the District q Columbia as shown on a
plat or map filed with the said petition as part
thereof. and praying also that jury Of five Judi
cotis, experienced. disiuterested men who shall be
treeholders within the District u Columbia not ne
lated 70 any person interested IN these proceeings
and not IN the service employment Of the District
Of Columbia or Of the United States. he summoned
BY the United States marshal Tor the District Of Co
lumha 10 assess the damages each owner Of land
TO be taken may snsaia by reason Of the extension
OF the aforesaid street and the condemnation OF the
land necessary for the purposes thereof, and 10 as
sess as benefits resulting therefrom the entire
amount Of said damages plus the costs Of this pro
cecding upon the lard abutting upon the said street
TO be opened and also upon all other pieces and
parcels OF land which the jury may find viii be
benefited hy the said opening Of the said street a.
by the court this 2lst day Of February. A. d. 1905
ordered that all persons having any interest in these
proceedings be. and they are hereby. warned and
commanded to appear in this court on or before the
9TH DAY OF MARCH, A. u. 1908 at 10 O'Clock
a. M. ard continue in attendance until the court
shall have made IFS anal order ratifying and confirm
ing the award Of damages and the assessment OF
dement's Of the jury to be impaueled and sworn here
IN ana II - further ordered that a copy Of this
notice and order be published once in the Washing
tor Law Reporter and on six secular days il, the
Washington Evening Star. The Washington Herald
aud the Washington Post. newspapers published in
the said District. commencing az least twenty DAYS
before the said 18th day Of March, A. D. 1905. 1t
Is further ordered that COPY Of this notice AM or
der be served BY the United States marshal OF his
deputies. upon such Of the owners Of the land 10 be
condemned herein may be found by the said mar
shall or his deputies within the District Of Columbia
and upon the tenants and occupantsof the same be,
fore the said 18th day Of March A. d. 1905. By the
court. JOB BARNARD. Justice. true COPY
Test: lseall ]. 4. YOUNG, CLERK. BY F. E.
CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk
e2.3.261 B2
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Nc s-s2 Alfred a. Wartheu " John a. Fisher
Iots 8 Is and i IN square Z6s. So. Attorney W
A. Johnston
No ES MmOith Steel Company " Finest
BurEiorf; iot = and ngr,a feet front By the
depth thereof ~ lo1 IS square co. sls1s7s Atror-
neys ". + Mattinziy & Son
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Eouitv SHIFTS

No. 2-s59 In re Murray Engiuse-inS and Manu-
featuring Company: 20 appoint receiver Attorney,
Z. A. Jones.
No. Esn John r. D7ury Is Henry A. Pressey
a a.; Tor Injunction Artorney ". c. Baldefso1.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent TO per cent on D. Z. real estate
Special fund. $1,000. al ) per cent: VIII divide
into $500. Every consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main SD 9l street n W.
uhI3-ff
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MONEY TO LoAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
leans replace old oneS a. lowest rates Of in
teTeSt All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrower WM. Il. SAUNDERS
& CO.. lfo7 St nv. ocs-u
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD ha.
the inrxcst morning circulation in the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal ADVERTISE
mentS
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Mechanics Lien.

NJ. ~ In re Murray Engineering and Msuufsc-
curing Company, Involuntary. AttoTney, L. Z.
Loving
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAN GIVE VERY BEST REAL ESTATE gE
curity for loan Of $500. at per cert Addres.
BOX l39. Herald Office ie2sst
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
gorernment and estate claims; no charge unless
successful. FULLER AGENCY. Room L, II6 +
ST. nv. oc7-tf
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS: the only
weaving factory Of its kind in the city. WASH
INGToN RUG CO., s1 sth St NV. Phone NJ 4xs
ia10-90t
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WALL PAPER.

Rooms PAPERED. Up: SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting. LIE PREUx
l5ol sth st. Phone \. ssslm. ials-tf
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day 10 day until March :. 1875.
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WASHINGTON. u c. FEBRT AIRY o. 1905
Pursuant 10 sections liss and 1883 II the Revised
Statutes II the United States relating 20 the Dis
triC1 q Columbia. I. VIM TMEastertr0ok man
spring water. do herewith Gle gith the clerk of
the supreme Court q the District of Columbia
the Description 4 two bottles used By s9s com
peny m It's said business % wiz: One tWoEallon
and enc hre-gall0n bottle. marked Great Bear
Spring and Trade Mark also Fulton y Y ~
All persons are notified and cautioned n0t % fH
with hear W any ether beverages any yuch bottle
50 MARKED. 10 sell. traffic n. or bus the sane;
othcrwse they win be prosecuted according % law
Given undrr my hard and seal this 2lst day q
February. 1915. ". 7. EASTERBROOK iScall
\ tulc C0lp-rest-
iseall J. r. YOUNG. CLERK Of the SurECme Court
a the District a Columbia
BY l. 4. WILLIAMS. Assistant CLERK. fe2sah2
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
uNFrRNIsHED.

WANTED BY COUPLE. MOST CAREFUL TEN
ants. small furnished apartment till middle of June
Address BOX lS7. Herald Office. fe2s-2t
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &C. A,
WESCHLER'S. go Pa. ave NV: reasonable rates
conveniently located. Phone NJ IssZ i2c71t
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HOWARD BOYD. Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.


~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Daniel j. Ht1ner and John ]
PiIion. co-Iartners. trading under the dm name
and style ~ Hefner & I'i.liou plaintiffs. IS J. T.
Robinson and W. -. Sclilly. c0-partners trading
under the name and style % Palestine Stables de-
fendants- AT Law. No i2sl.-The object Of the
suit Is 60 obtain judgment iI the sun Of twelve hun
dred and forty-siX dollars and sxty-seven cents and
Interest and % subject certain property and credits
attached herein. to the PAYMENT thereof. ON motion
Of the plaintiffs il is this 18th day Of February
A. D. 1898. ordered thar the defendant j. T. Robin
son. cause bis appearance 20 he entered herein on
or before the forueth day exclusive of SUNDAYS and
legal holidays, occurring after the date Of the first
publication Of tbs order; otherwise the caus6 VIII
be proceeded with as in Of default: provided
this order be published once week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald By the court: THOS
H. ANDERSON. Justice True copy-Test. tSeai)
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk By FRED. c. O'CONNElL
Assistant Clerk fcls 3 mis-
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No I17a Neshit Is standard katherine Com
PAM et al, auditors report. hled January - 1905
confirmed ATTORNEYS. Ralstou x Siddous-D. W
O'Donoghue J. g. Adkins and Lambert & Mclean
No E5Z LINN Us Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company; receivers authorized % issue
certificate. Attorneys. Douglas Baker & Sheriff..
y. Wilson. A. B. Browne. ard J. /. Peyse--Ralston
& SiddOns and H. T. Wnheld-
No. 255sS. In re Rsiburn-Gsrner Coal Company
order % sell personality. Attorneys. Darr. PgySsr &
Sa,lor-J. r. Daish
Assignment f1r to-3av
No. IA OTIS Elera;or Company e a. rs
Meyers e. al. Att0rcys. ". q. Puntes-LeTi SIN
mons and u " o'Donorfre
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MASSAGE.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

WANTED TO BoRROw-SI.5O9 AT PER CENT
secured by frst trust lovely home. Address
RON l95. Herald Office. fe23st
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NON LOCATED
at SO New York ave-; large padded vans 81 load
z-horse wagon, - load uhl7-codfr
WE HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS. TRUNKS:
give hrselass service calls promptly; con.
tract 70 haul anything; plenty Of teams CLARES-
DON SMITH, Sth and K SIS. NV. Phone Main ~
iaa9ot
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specisity
KRElG'S EXPRESS. I224 st. NV Phone Main
alo arssfT
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JUSTICE ANDENSON.
No 1881 RUcker rs. Lockwood; on trial. AttoE-
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

DENTAL WORK.
Set OF Teeth and Gold Crowns s. ur: Gold En-
ings 81 up: Silver Filings. Oc Work guaranteed
No pain DR.. GEO. L EDMONDS $40 St NV.
set
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: no EXTRACTING:
no pain; lock- feel, act. and last longer than nat
Ersl teeth shrlnken faces made normal; painless
hlling. DIX J. L. WILSON. l90s 4 ST. Gw. wy2su
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER hour On TIE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK.
7 90 a. m Diner, Pullman ParlOr-
1900 A. N. Buffet Paror. Fiye-hour Train
800 a. NJ. Diner and Pullman Parior Car
III 90 a. N. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 g. M. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
700 y. m Royal Limited All Pullman. 5hour
ti:0o p N. Coaches 10 Philadelphia
500 D. N. Diner and Pullman Psrl0r.
500 y. N. Coaches 70 tbli4dephiA
'll@0 p. M Sleepera
~ 4 IN. sleepeIs.
ATLANTIC CITY. no. .sSo. pl0O a n. roo.
800 p. T.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a. m, l2a5 noon.
LIVERY HOUR on TnE BOUH
RWeek days % a. IN. to 500 ,. m-j
TO BALTIMORE.
tsG lj + 90 ls q no ~, e BS S ,ia :iS
az. 30. $50 10. ifS,' 500 isa5. 49,.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $40 a. L.. .lszz. 30 p. m
ILLUMINATE, 81. LOJlo. ana LOUISVILLE.
:; ~ a. m, a 10 p m. US night
night.
1 ME LING - s;iS p q M m 81 D IA
WINCH ESTER, fs.i9 a. m. fsdj. I5o0 D. N
FREDERICK. IS-D isIe. sslS a NJ. sl-o. i4;o5.
HAtiEKSTdWN, 1910 a. m. 800 .. N.
daily Except Sunday. sSunday only.
TELEPHONES al all Of the following Ticket Of
ave- Nam as New % unon station Ticket o tS-
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MOORE& HILL fInc.1.
1888 G St. NV.
LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT eF Co
llunhia. holding a FTobate Court No. BG3. Ad-
minstration.-rhis is 10 give notice that tie sub
sc1beTs. Of the District Of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court of the District Of Column
hia letters tcstameniaTy the estate Of Frederick
Holman, late # the District II Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against The deceased are
hereby warned 90 exhibit the same with the Toucil-
Cs thereof. legally authenticated 10 the subscribers
or before the 2lST DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A. u. 1909; otherwise they may by law be excluded
from ali benefit 0f sid estate Given under cur
hands this DIST day Of February. 1905. MAURICE
D. ROSENBERG. JenifCr Building: HENRY F..
w ACHTERKiRCHEN a5 Seventh st.cet north
west. Attest: Seal JAMES TANNER. Register
Il Wills Ter the District q Columbia. Clerk q the
Probate Court. WOLF & ROSENBERG. Attorneys
fe2smh3lO
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO
lunbia holding a Probate Court. No 1859 Ad-
ministation. This is 10 give notice that tie sib-
scribe Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Ccur; Il the District 4 Columbia
letters testameniary GA the estate q Norman Gait.
la'e Of The District cf Columbia. deceased Al
persons having claims against The deceased here
by warned 90 exhibit tac same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated % The subscriber on
or before the Nth DAY OF FERRI AIRY. A. u.
1903; otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit q said estate Given under my hand
this Goth day 81 February 1908. EDITH BOILING
CALF l3os Twentieth street northwest Attest:
tSGall JAMES TANNER, Register 81 WIS far the
District n Columbia. CLERK a the Probate Court
NATHANIEL WILSON. Attorney. fe2imhol0
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or co
lumbia holding Probate Court. No. 1856. Ad-
miniStrati0n--Fhis Is 90 give notice that the sub
scrihcr, q the State Of New York has obtained
from the PROBATE Court q the District Of Columbia
letters tcstamentEry the estate 81 Charles Shicls
Wainwright, late Of the District Of Columbia. de
ceased. All pcrsous having claims against thf de-
ceased are herrby warned % exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated 90 The
subscriber OF bcf,Ie The 9TH DAY or FEB
RlAkN, A. y. 1872; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from an benefit of sad estate Giyeu
under ms hand this Goth day a Fch-uarv 1905
CHARLES HOWARD WAINWRIGHT Wali
street. New YORK City Attest: lSeali JAMES
TANNER. Register q Wills for the District Il
Columbia. CLERK q tbs Probate Court. BERRY x
MINOR. Attomeys fsL5mh3.l 10
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IMPORTANT TO SALT LAKE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hearing Evidence on Denver's
Express Rate Complaint.

Washington. Feb. "a hearing of par
ticular Importance to Denver and other
cities in the west is being held by the
interstate commerce commission. 1t in
wolves the rates charged by various eX-
press companies for the transportation
of express matter both east and west
from points in the middle and far west.
The case is that of George J. Kindel of
Denver against the Adams Express COM
pany and other express companies, in
which the complainant alleges that the
express rates from Denver to San Fran
cisco and from Denver to points east
are unjust excessive and discriminatory
against Denver. Mr.. Kindel showed that
the rate per 100 pounds from New York
to San Francisco was 1880 while the
rate from Denver to San Francisco was
50 per 100. From. other points in the west
to points farther west and to points III
the east the rates indicated the same
sort of alleged discrimination. The COM
plainant is seeking to have the commits
sion adjust the rates on what he regards
an equal basis. that will provide against
unfair discrimination against Denver and
other western cities.
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CLOUDS LIFTING AT PARK
Belief That Darkest Days Are Past
and That Miners Will Soon Be
Working at Full Capacity.

Park City. Feb. 6.-The regular month
/ ly meeting of the Citizens club will be
held Friday evening in the city han, when
it is expected many surprises will be
sprung on the members by the various
committees, who will make their reports
at this time +
With the good news that four good
sized holes are dNlled through the caved
ground to No. sl1S #, allowing about A.
coo gallons per minute of the long pent-
up water to come out through the IA
nous drain tunnel Park City's future
begins TO look very promising and from
all accounts before many weeks have
passed there will be plenty of work for
everyone, and this city, one of the great
est mining camps in the west. will again
be the scene of great activity.
Erick Lambournson. the unfortunate
man who had his right arm cut so badly
by being run over by a freight car last
week at Gogorza that amputation was
found necessary. is getting along nicely
and il is expected that he will soon be
around again.
Friday afternoon the regular monthly
meeting Of the local High school teachers
will be held at the Lincoln school build
ing.
A number of the stockholders of the
Copper Apex Mining company went over
to that property on snowshoes today and
will inspect the work that has been 60
ing on ali winter
The weather here for the past few days
has been of the early spring variety
plenty of sunshine during the daytime
and the evenings and nights not too cold
for comfort.
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POULTRY RAISERS ELECT
Officers of Association Are Chosen at
Annual Meeting-Twenty New.
Members Are Accepted.

The Utah State Poultry association
held its annual meeting and election of
officers in the rooms of the CONNER
was well attended. The principal Off
GERS were unanimously reelected, as
follows: President, DR.. c. G. Plum
mer; secretary, c. j. Sander; treasur-
er, George F. Strickley. The following
executive board was elected A II.
VOgeler, chairman; j. L. Horne, James
NJ Adams and T. H. Cartwright The
list of vice presidents is: First vice
president, j. L. Horne; second vice
president, George Coulam Box Elder
county, Sid~A. Ellsworth; Davis, Frank
Hyde; Cache, c. M. Turpin; Emery, H.
F. Hansen: Willard, Leo Lyman; Sc
vier, F. K. Seegmiller: TOOele, William
Spry: Utah. Royal Woolley; Weber.
William WOOdfeld.
Twenty new names were added to
the membership rolls. which brings the
total of the organization up to more
than $50.
The reports of the officers showed the
association to be in flourishing condi-
ton. All of those present were enthu
siastic about the success of the recent
poultry show. Financially, the show
"broke even"-that is to say, the
money passing through the treasury
was sufficient to offset the expendi-
lures The report of the secretary and
the treasury showed that there is q
snug balance in the treasury, a sum
ample to carry the association another
year and to provide prizes for the next
state exposition.
After the meeting of the state asso-
citation the Utah White Wyandotte as
sOciatiOn was organized It is the DUR
pose of this organization to advance
the particular breed from which it
takes its name. A. II. Vogeler was
elected president: c. J. Sander, secre-
tary, and these with George F. Strick-
ley will constitute the executive board.
Fifty dollars was appropriated for two
prize cups. The association will soon
issue a pamphlet for general circula-
tiOn
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LIMIT FOR WIFE BEATER.
Judge Murphy Does His Best for
Levi SouthWelI.

Levi Southwell. arrested a day or so
ago for beating his wife. yesterday
changed his plea of not guilty to a plea
of guilty, before Judge Murphy III the
city court In passing sentence Judge
Murphy scored the prisoner in the fol-
lowing language: Your kind must learn
to keep violent hands off defenseless
women. ! don't claim to be an expert.
of this kind. To me a man who beats
his wife is a coward and the severest
punishment ought to be melted out TO
him. In this case l sentence the defend
ant to pay a fine of $50 and serve sixty
days in Jail without the privilege of pay
ing dollar for each day"
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Ogden News
Office 40 Twenty-Fifth Street.
Ogden, Friday, Feb. 2.
FARMERS ON HIND LEGS
More Protests Against Proposed
Shelter at Hot Springs From
Tillers of Soil.

With a view of getting their protest
into more tangible shape, the farmers
who own the land within what is called
the smoke zone of the proposed site for
the independent smelter at the Hot
Springs have called a meeting TO be held
at Plain City tomorrow evening. An in
VitatiOn has been extended to all those
who are interested in the bringing of the
smelter to Weber county. This will be
the third meeting of land owners held
since the meeting at the Weber club
about a week ago.
On Wednesday another meeting was
held at North Ogden with about forty
property owners in attendance, and like
the meeting held at South Willard the
sentiment was unanimous against locat-
ing the smelter at that point 1t is eX-
pected that the meeting at Plain City to-
morrow night will result in an open
declaration against the smelter PROPOSE
ton.
siderable land in North Ogden, stated to
The Herald yesterday that he believed
all of the farmers in the district affected
We're opposed to the bringing of the
smelter here. 1T is a bread and butter
proposition with US. We want the smelt-
er, but do not want it at the very doors
of our farms. While the Smelter w6Isld
be located at a place where there was a
little barren land. it is certain that by
the time the fumes reached the ground
they would be on good land. We do not
desire to appear bullheaded in this mat
ter, but we have to protect our own in
terests. We mean that those who are
fathering the scheme, if they insist on
bringing il here, shall do it with their
eyes open as to what they may expect
from US The plant of the Utah Smelling
company located at the same place
where it is proposed TO erect new plant
has done a great deal of damage to the
property in that territory.
There are plenty OF other good sites
and unless the smelter people want TO
get stubborn ] fail to understand why
they do not consider the sites at Promon-
tory point, the mouth of Bear river and
other places where there is plenty of
fresh water and no possible danger of
the fumes doirg damage to farming land.
At our meeting at North Ogden one of
those that took part has three acres Of
land used as peach orchard which
brought him in this season SLIGO, and
there was only half a crop. You can
see that the land is worth considerable
to the farmers and fruit growers and this
is why we object to the smelter When
the other plant was built we had no
opportunity to voice a protest as We have
in this case All | want to say is that
anyone who favors the smelter coming
here should attend our meeting Friday
night and present his side of the case. "
At about the same time that the farm
ers are expressing their opinion. the
railroad committee from the Weber club
comforting with the railroad officials in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-07
ESTHER ALIENS RECITAL.

An appreciative audience composed OF
friends of the young performers gathered
last evening to hear the beginning pupils
Of Miss Esther Allen at Gordon academy.
varied program was presented. the in
dividual violin numbers being interspersed
with selections by the Clara Schumann
string Quartette Miss Maude Williams
acted as aceOmpanist in a most salts
factory manner. The pupils who took
part i'm the program were Yates Brew
ster. Beatrice King, Ida Christy, Marie
SOrensOn, George HObush, Jeanetta
Thompson. Wellington Davis. Emir Allen.
Burton Clay, EndicOtt Hail. Emil Eng
bloom. and the four young ladies' com
posing the string q1artette-Miss Craw-
ford. Miss Harrison, Miss Allen and Miss
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