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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
TAKE NOTICE
How all the advertisements OF suburban real
fSI CHEVY CHASE sEcTioS. or osss esr
CHEVY CHASE or addition to CHEVY
or e "s sbs C 1o
They all reyove around the main axis
CHEVY CHASE. They all endeavor to make
you think that their property is in some way
related to CHEVY CHASE. thus unconsciously
paying homage to the QUEEN OF WASH
tNGTON'S SUBURBS.'
NOW. THEN.
Why not buy property At CHEVY CHASE.
rather than NEAR CHEVY CHASE: Lots
foot-from $500 a lot up. 800 or more cash
and email monthly payments. Prices are stead
lily advancing. Buy now If you want to get
the benefit OF the increased value. 1t is sure
to come.
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.. Incorporated,
T3& 18th st. NV.
Sales Department. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

COMPANY
STH STREET WHARF.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL - Monday and
Wednesday at pm, for lower Potomac land
ings Dills to Lower Machodoc creek. Saturday
at Am. for landings between Glymont and
Nomini.
steamer WAKEFIELD D-sunday. Tuesday and
Thursday. am. for upper river landipes to
Steamer ESTEI.LE RANDAIL-Daily at 1880
a.m. for Clymont and intermediate points Sun.
ton. Return trip same day.
Schedules subjert to tide aud weather. and 70
change without notice.
". F. cARNE Jr. Gen'I Passenger Agt.
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FOR RENT
l&l5 Q. Tor. b. s31S so 1HO2 18th. sr, b. .$1s 80
1872 Riggs. Tor, b. 1000 2aOS r Ir b. 30 so
FOR BUSINESS.
1902 NV. 3s.. .SS5 90 1872 d, 3 rs. ID. 1856 90
ds27-5t +. W. GRAHAM & Co. 6I7 18th.
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FOR RENT-w. c. DuyALL, To nth NV.
500 9th NV, 12r. and b., In good shape. .e45. Is
ltG 18th NV. 11r. and b., for families a.. 30
1883 Monroe NV. Or. and b., mod house. az. 50
1923 Pa. ave. Sc. Gr and b., I'd and eel 20. Sd
1859 Ia. ave Or. and b. dat, list a. II 80
spa 18th ct. ne. 5r. and b., improved. =. 1850
400 o st. s.w.. ar. and large yard. ..... ~
al o st. s.w., 5r. and large yard. ..... 1S. 80
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FOR RENT
1si2-14 ii. ler. Sd. $3.50
1907 r, lSr. Oh $50
III 10th NV. Tor. b. 90. 90
30 e NV. l3r, b...S.I5
1913 Q NV. sto. fat. IS 90
1t4l + nv. lG, b.@.6
1852 18th NV. corner.
Tor, INV hest. 30. 90
c101 r NV, Tor, b.Se. 90
Ella H NV, 10:, b.S5.6O
80 21st. ar, b. .. $3.50
AS 10th ne, Or, b.3S so
STO
18th & Pa av.corner70. 90
STABLES A
n 712 18th. 4 stls. .22.5O
Paint shop r It's 20th.l5
Rear 81 n &c. ....l0.OO
FURNl
+ st. NV, IS rooms. 2
GEO. W.
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24o3 Pa av NV, Sr, b 30. 90
als I'D. Tr. b. ESQ
1929 q NV. hat, Or, b2a. 80
2207 Fl NV, Or, b. 80
500 Gath, Sr, b.new25. so
Sol 10th, nat. 3r.b.22.O
1903 c sw. dat. 7r.b.2 so
1903 C ne.dat. Or. 30
1885 18th %. Or. ..12.0O
1247 9th NV. 4r. .l2.O0
1347 L -. 5r. ..0.W
Ae0 Phillips ct. 4r.S.00
RES.
| 1883 n. ........ 1000
Nd SHOPS.
Rear 1912 G NV. 1000
Rear 1890 G NV. 800
SHED.
ba tbs. 90. 90
LINkINS,
500 10th at. NV.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

EXPERT CUSTOM-MADE SHOES. REPAIRING:
coachman. riding boots boot cuffs. cripple Shoes
speciality: work called for and delivered: dreD
postal Main 5s6s-Y. T. GUUFRB. 1904 Z.
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TOR RENT
500. list NV, lar, fur
$50. 12s 18th nv. store
&I31. 50.si7 1tth NV, %
$i2s. 1881 l3tb NV. ier
Sl..5. The Marlborough. Or
500. .1s2o 24th NV, I3r
SI0n. :. .1310 q nv, 1or
$50. The Milton, Or. fur
s15.iso3 10th uw.lOr, fur
S15. 1000 11tb NV, TOR
SO. liza Q Bw. Tor
SIS. .<12 Pa ~ NV. sto
s6j. lol1 y II az nw.12r
$x.. .2o4 r NV. Tor
$50. 80. 1c24 14th nw.fir
SsH....1s11 Adams Mill
I'd. Tor
SEQ. 1900 cath NV, Tor,
$50. .lG2J l4fh NV, l2r
SSn. 1000 I'D nv. Tor
$55. so. 1895 v nv. 12r
SIS. 1854 Col I'd NV Tor
S55. The westover, 6r
&S1. .ns Ind Az NV, 11r
$50. 20. 1899 X NV, lir
$50. Is. .32f3 Wash cir,9r
5000. .10l6 22d NV, Or
$50. -. 600 r NV. ilr
$50. .3l77 18th nv, Or
$50. 17S kiIb'ne NV, Tor
$50. 1912 18th NV, 13r
S4S. Is. 1871 X nv, l0r
S45. 90. 1909 n II av,ior
$45.73. 1905 eth NV Tor
S4S. 70. 1244 l1th nv. Tor
S45.65. .IOz3 18th nw. Or
A5. go. 1905 y II av.lOr
$45. ...Sl6l 18th nv, Or
S<S. 1921 NJ NV, 7r
$40. The Victoria, sr
S4J. The Wyoming, 3r
$3.50. The Victoria, 5r
Sii.0. .S2i 18th NV, Or
5 4I3 Mo av NV, 18r
$40. @. .2211 Wash cl, Tor
$40. 80. .l212 3 NV. Ilr
$40. The Marlborough, 3r
$40. Forest Glen, Md. 12r
$3.50, 1897 Ore av.lOr
t3J. 90. .1Of4 22d NV. Or
For complete list Of pr
weekly
SWARTZEI. RHE
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FOR REM
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
eel 18th NV.
1893 NV. lor.b. $50 65 1920 9th NV ,fr baO 20
klbourne pl Tor b. 80 90 2z2 I'd Tor b. 80 90
1870 Ore av.1 b 1850 Store. 627 III 25 90
1874 9th nv. Tor. b. Is. ~ ll41923 II Sc. Or h
1898 9th NV Or b. as. 10 L-w heat 81 10
1G'0-3S lamont, Tor, 800 10Th se, Or, blanc
D 100 3ea 10th Sc. Or. 30
1881 18th NV .9r b 81 90 325 &c. Sr b. sta. IL 90
44y Lamont. Cir. b. INV G15 18th Sc -. is 90
hi: unfurnished. $27. so; Rear 1S4l Girard NV
furnished. $35.J garage . l6 90
2406 Pa NV. Tor. bS5. 80 3 auto sheds Queens ct
SOFT Dumb av.5r b. $50
I'd floor. Pope bldg, 46x1OO, elevator heat and
light furnished Observation-Disclosures $50 month
Store & warehouse. G bet 10th 4 18th SAFE mo.
Brookland, rooms and bath ........... $500
APARTMENTS.
The Royal apt. I'd hoor 'front.' Or and b. $45 90
DELFT
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Fertilizing Plant Burns at st. Joo.
ST JOSEPH. Mo-. December aS.-Tho
fertilzng plant and tank room OF the
Nelson Morris packing plant were -
stroyed by fire yesterday. The damage =
$125, 600 The fire will not interfere ~
the working Of the plant
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FOR RENT-FLOYD Il.
81 NJ Sc. 6r, b.new. 1880
1912 Conn ave NV.
16r. 3b. 10000
$40 Me Az sw, 16r, b2b. 30
4Ol 9Th sw. 6r. b. $3.50
1cS p NV. IT, h. 1T so
31Q W ne, Or. b. .2.0
HOS Md av sw. 1lr. b23. so
1920 Union sw, 6r. IL. 90
466 Nd av sw. Sr. 30. 90
1714 v NV. Or. b. 10. so
1Ol7 Md av sw.Ir. b.. 90
1902 n ! av Sc, AZ. 1850
de90-St
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foS KEN
se3 Sc; Tor; b: So ooI 80 % Sc. sr. b. 81 50
40 NO avnw III. b. 90 90 $50 10th Or, b. % so
Ida NV 6rb so I31 9th Sc. 1r. W. 1870
80 !: ne. ar b.... % b0S y Cap. 6r. W. ID 80
33l q ne. ST.. b. IS 90 728 l. Sc Or W 10 "a
a0a 10Th Sc; Or. b. % SO 707 Sc Or W.. II 90
Sc. Or, b.. 50 liza ID se 6r W 10 30
de2s-3t JOHN sCRIvENER sO7 G ST. NV
FOR RfZNr-sR: BRICK. ANIL. s27 7TH sW..
xts-5o 3r. 4 b. apartment. entire door 334s
NV. $3.50. Apply to ROBERT A. PHIL
LIPS Maryland hdzD. 1910 II nv. de2s-st
FOR RENT-CITY AND COUNTRY HOMES
SI2.50-I223 Blsdensburg rd., 5r. stable etc
Si5.Co-Lapgdon, u. c.. 6r.. 4 acres fruit etc
Sl... Bsnnins u. c. farm. 30 acres Sr h. 4 barn
$3.50 Brightly wood. DC. ST.. large lot fruit etc
SIS. so-lIt albany ST. Eckinx,on: sr., lot Sosso
$50. ed-32o6 u. NV, Or and bath.
SEE ROLAND c. BOOTH. 7o4 stb NV. Get lists
de2G3ts.S
FOR RENT-1732 NV: 1-ROOM BRICK
bTownstoFc front; unusually comfort bic
homo: easily heated all rooms light both coal
and gas ranges in Kitchen newly pspered and
painted inside. for white celored tenant.
Apply TO THos. J. GALLOWAY, 4a4 Louis
Jana ave. de26-3t'
FOR EENT-ai7 ETH ST. Sc: 6ROoM
sEfk: WATER; SEWER AND GAS; RENT,
de.6-3t n. r. BRADLEY, 14is ST.
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Baltimore and Ohio r. r.

Baltimore and Ohio K. X
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION,
TO PH!!AnELPHIA AND NEW YORK;
NEW TERN nn.1 ESP a1,m STREET sEw YORK
1000 am. Observation rarlor. k-hcur Train.
Diner Diner and and P"11sn r rsror Car
800 pm. Royal Limited All Pullman. hr.
I4.o0 pm. Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 pm "a aeh 81" to f rsii.as,p %as0'
'1e.15 Mt. sleepers TO New York.
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 900. o. iil.oo am.
'''' EVERY IT rS So s1i4 ~ 5ss HOUR"
"e soc days ssS 80 4 :S: t. ,d 90 9s p%
400. IT'S. $500. 1903. $50. ie.oo. :sao:
CINCINNATI: ST. G Louis and LOUISVILLE.
III r% '' . s%' .n n.0 @':s! .s,o p.m
S S6$gSEis! -: :s,G nm
WHEELING. s9.10 am. $3.50 nm
FREbEkicK, $50 * - f s'h ssis am. m.so
HAeEhsr6WN. 1910 an. 1900 pm;
ANNAPOLIS '7.2o. $500 am. fl2.O5 noon.
1870. g. So Is 30 and 1000 Pm! Pm .n,x
TELEPHONES at all Of the following ticket
onices: 1417 G ST. NV. Main 1891; $40 Penn
syivania ave. Main 2I8 New Union Station
Ticket Once Main 1880. Information Bureau
Main 1890
Chesapeake Ohio Raiaway
NOTE.Published only information. and not
guaranteed.
400 P.M.-c. & o. LIMITED. daily-rast Eestl.
bu)e train. Pullman sleepers to Louisville,
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicago and St.
louis. Connection for Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman ears Louisville to Nashville. Mem.
phis and New Orleans. Dining cars. Ia
&c, carte service; 1,u,rv, ,.ru n,,,,
sleepers to Cincinnati. Lexington and Louis
vile compartment sleeping car to Virginia
Hot Springs week days. Dining car. II
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and St. Louis and Louisville to Men,
phis. Nashville and New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio ofiices at STA Pennsylva.
mia avenue. 1899 r street and new Union sta
ton. Telephone Main 1866 or 22O6 for tickets,
ha checks reServa tion and n m
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FOR SALE-REDUCED TO CLOSE ESTATE:
north aide q ST. near 18th: substantial dwell.
ing; II rooms and bath: FOODS deep: lot coz
1na: rented for $4s. 60 Price. s.. 600.
deiS-tf.5 n. /. RUST. COS 18th q. ~.
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RAILROADS.
SeabOardAirLine Railway

TICKET OFFICE. 1927 PENNA. AVE.
NOTICE.-Foll1winG schedule not guaranteed.
a:05 AM-DAILY-Florids Fast Mall Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers TO Savannah and
Jacksonville. Through sleeper Washington to
Hamlet and Hamlet +" Atlanta. Dining cars.
T:s5 r. M. DAILY-Year Round Limited. Coaches
Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis Dining cars.
r. II. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent.
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For full list Of small houses and OATS apply ct
Office da2S-d eSu

FOR RENr-ISll ADAMS MILL ROAD NV;
beautiful and we'll arranged brick three-s story
and cellar house. cont aiming 10 large rooms and
bath: on both lines OF cars: rent. SEQ. Inquire
Of SWARIZELL. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
I2I 18th st NV. de24 go At
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NORTH GERMANLLOYD

t%VVR u III UEKIvlPAIN ANUYU
Fast Express Service.
LYMOUTH-CHERBOUR -BREMEN-l0 AM
kais. VIM. d. Or Jan. 5Cecilie. ....... Feb. 10
Kaiser VIM; H...Feb 2lKalser VIM: H...Mar. 2
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
BREMEN DIRECT-lO AN.
Gneisenau. Dee. 81 VI. Frdh Wm.Jan. -
BrandenburE: Jan. l4lChemnitz. Jan. IS
fCalls at Plymouth and Chsrbourg.
Mediterranean Service.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APLESLGENOA.
Sailing at II AN.
Earbarossa. Jan. ak. Albert. Ian. 20
&. tuise; Jan; Is Bsrbarossa. Feb. IS
OELRICHS 4 CO.. Agents. 5 Broadway. n. 7.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1887 ST. NV.
F. F.. DROOP SONS CO.. 925 PENNA. AVE.
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PSON & CO., 1888 FS.W.
1907 Union sw,6r, b16.m
1872 Ben ri. 6r. .lO.A
GA Ggdna av ne. 4r3. 81
Auto sta.14th 6W. -. 90
Stable, { 9lc It'll ne5.W
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Observation-Disclosures.

DIR. CAMPBEII,s CLINIC OF pRUGLESS
HEALING. 1929 18TH ST. NV.
Graduate in dia suosis and pathology. Fellow
Of the Royal College of Mechanical Surgeons.
WONDERFUL results in chronic and nervous cases.
References from deligbted patients. Indorssa
by famous clinics Call for booklet. de21-tf.Y
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FOR RENT-D.D.THOAl
sos 18th ne. Tr. b. $23.50
4th & r ne. Or. h. .25. 20
5lS Tenn az ne. Or. bls.IJ
1927 9th ne. Or. b.11.00
IDOL n J av sc, IT, b II 30
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FOR Rents AND ROOM HOUSES. AMI.
In perfect condition; rent. including HEAT AND
HOT WATER. $2O5O and $4O.6O per month.
Apply II. N. HETH. The Portncr. 18th and y
cts. NV. del3tf
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FOR RENT-TO COLORED
\ very desirable Groom aud hath house: eel
lar: good yard; . lafrobes; elate mantels; on
de2s3t CIdFFORD'A BORDEN s04 5thnw.
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FUK sally
LOW PRICE FOE THIS VICINITY.
TN Mass. ave- NV. near LIST st.
Price. $500, rents $3.50.
An excellent speculation or investment prop
erty: ON DIRECT LINE FROM NEW UNION
STATION: property along this street has
great future in the next few years. There arc
many who eager buy whenever they
hear of a piec" that can be bought reasonably.
There is probably nothing for sale in this To-
caiity that is cheaper than this house. In
ycstigatc at once.
STONE { FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST
EOP


GEL OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
AN IDEAL HOME WITH SIDE LIGHT.
This house is occupied by the owner and was
recently put in excellent condition at consider
able expense. 1t is located in the northwest
on ~ st. The lot is s0x15O to an alley; has
side lawn. and all Of the rooms large
and bright: new hotwater heating plant. The
neghborhOod is composed OF a very refined class
Of people. The owner finds that the house Is
too large. Trust. 81, 600. at bqc. The price II
very low-only $500. This is SIC, 600 house.
Immediate possession.
BOSS & PHELPS Gnc.l. 910 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main $40 -495.
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FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE FTRNIsHED
FASHIONABLE SECTION OF THE CTTY;
RENTING AT FROM $500 TO $4,000 PER
YEAR. TYLER RUTHERFORD Qnc.), $50
18TH ST NV dp26-1ts
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FOR RENT-11ls OREGON AYE. NV. Be
tween n. Hampshire ave. and 18th. and s and
r: 10 rooms elegantly FINISHED; nice neigh
borho0d $AZ.00
1925 9th Nv: 8 rooms; all mod. improve
a33 + st. NV. rooms: elegant repair;
large yard; will rent to colored .$2o,0 90
Ge2S-3t A. T. HOFFMAN, 1921 F ct. NV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-18
DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER is 1908

diction As yet unaffliated, we believe
IT to be to the best interests of this body
f that the same be referred to the various.
locals for final action, and that each
delegate be instructed to&call the att
#tention of this circular to their several
organizations. 54s
We denounce as unwarranted and
unjust the effort being made to discred-
1t MIR. Gonpers. our matchless leader,
who has devoted his best endea.vors
for many years In behalf of all who
toll, regardless OF class or creed. and
we desire at this time to voice our en-
tire confidence in his integrity, fealty
and honesty"
This resolution was occasioned by a
circular letter addressed by the cxecu-
tive committee OF the A !. L. of l.. and
President Gompers to all organized la
boring people calling their attention to
the difference between the Democratic
and Republican platforms.
Mr.. bennett says of the matter:
IF anybody can find anything III that
resolution that spells the turning down
of Gompers, l wish he would show
it to me- The fact of the matter is,
the state federation has been organ
lied only q comparatively short time,
and many OF the unions have not had
the opportunity to become affiliated
with it, although they are of5the Amer
lean federation body in fact, and must
sooner or later name their delegates
for the central assemblies, like the Salt
Lake federation, or send delegates to
the conventions OF the state federation
itself There has not been time to do
all of this work during the brief time
the state federation has been in eX-
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FIREMEN FEAST AND TALK.
Delegates Gather About Tables
Gymnasium for Pleasing Affair.

The State Firenmen's convention,
which has been in session at fire de-
5partment headquarters for the past
two days came to d close last night
md all the delegates expressed great
satisfaction over the result of their
1abors. The organization is we'll
formed and will undoubtedly do a great
deal of good, in the opinion of the
firemen.
At o'clock in the evening tables
We're set in tht. gymnasium and q fine
banquet rendered to the visiting fire
fighters. Capt. Amos Moreton was
stoastmaster. and speeches were made
by the following. Chief N A. Nelson.
aNephi; John Watkins, Brigham; a.
l.. Heaston. Bingham: Chief j. w.
I.oveiess. Provo: Charles Shelley Cap
tain William Cahoon,S Assistant Chief
w. L. Fitzgerald and james Kennedy,
all of Salt Lake.
a vote of thanks was rendered to
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of y soar throat, with which he was
suffering, when in some. manner the
cloth became ignited and in Il moment
the clothing OF the two and the bed
ding were in flames.
With heroic efforts Mrs. Ileiner
snothered the flames about her son,
and in doing so. was herself badly
burned. Her cries for help attracted
the attention of the neighbors. and
help was soon at hand. Dr. Smart was
called to attend Mrs. Keiner, and she
was removed at once to st. Mark
hospital. Mrs. Neiner is the wife of 4
travelling man in the employ OF Ro-
SGnbaum Bros.
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CONVICTs SEEK RELIEF.

The following petitions for official
clcmency have been filed with the
board OF pardons, by the following con-
victs for consideration tomorrow
morning.:
Extraordinarily Wilbur, grand lar
ceny: Daniel McGingen, burglary; John
Fleming, robbery; Lewis Grunstein,
burglary; Frank White, assault and
battery; Ralph w. Peale, grand lar
ceny; g. L. Cochran, forgery Elmer
n Strom, forgery; Edwin Mann, statu-
tory offense; Albert Andres, statutory
crime.
Parcle--Robert a. Wright, robbery;
j. H. Winslow statutory crime; S. O.
Spencer, statutory crime.
Communications of sentence--T. b. Cuny,
robbery. Fred Wood, robbery; William
f. .Albrecht, burglary.
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DESCRIBES BIG DAM.
w. i. Slick Enthusiastic Over Kings
Hill Tract i'll Idaho.

+ w. B. Slick. prominent irrigation
promoter from Idaho and a former res
ident of Salt Lake, stopped over yestei-
day in the city on business Mr.. Slick is
at present working on the Kings Hill
irrigation project, located $50 miles west
of Pocatello onf the banks OF the Snake
river. The now country will be opened
to the public Oct. u. and at the opening
Will be sold for sG5 per acre.
u Mr.. Slick says that the tract Is the
richest in idaho, being lava formation.
which land, according to biologists. is
most adaptable for the raising of fruit,
vegetables and berries. The soil, he
says, is from six to 20 feet deep. and
has a subsoil of gravel this affording
II good drainage. The land will be wat
cred from the tMalad river. which mas
a capacity of LOO second feet of water.
In describing the dam Mr. Slick said:
,'At a. point one mile from where the
Nralad flows into the Snake river tim
Der crib dam has been built. This dam
is filled inside with lava rock, with an.
outer covering of 10xlO timbers. On the
upstream side of the dame is n concrete
wall 8 feet wide at the base. 21a feet
wide on top and IL feet high. has been.
built The downstream wall is feet
wide at the base and feet wide at the
top with height of $ feet. These walls
are known as core wallis. and are built
to prevent leakage. On either end OF the
u'tih .oiioi ~ val ? ~ ziSet5 hisiI have
been built. The water gates are of con-
crete and steel. each 5 feet wide and
feet high. The entire length of the dam
is 224 feet and 1t was built at a cost
of s5SOo0. The gates are large enough
to carry the entire stream 4 Hume I6
feet wide and feet deep will be COM
pleted in. 10 days. On the east and west
side of the river pressure boxes 10 feet
square and IA feet high have been built
The water is carried across tile Snake
river in a 6-foot pipe, 1.4Oo feet long.
Two steel bridges, one with span 1870
feet and the other 100 feet. have been
completed across the Snake river.
The main ditch, when complete. will
be o5 miles in length, of which IA miles
have already been built"
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necessary i'll the carrying out of tns
8sa50,ooO Piute reservoir irrigation pro-
iect by the state land board, has been .i
awarded to j. w. Hogan. of Manti,
his bid OF s4s,27o.96 being the lowest
received One other bid Offering to
complete the job for $4f0S6.72 was re-
ceived from the Western Construction
comnany, which built the Sewer valley
canal. but this was the only bid In
competition with the Hogan tender.
Other bids We're received, but only for
portions Of the entire work.
The canal will be increased in size
four times, and will deliver water from
the Sewer river to a point near Gum
nison, where the distribution viii begin,
Fully $4,000 acres OF uncultivated arid
land will be reclaimed by the project.
the land lying in about equal propor-
lions in Sewer and Sanpete counties.
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there was large and beautiful display
of lowers Bishop T.. A. Clawson of the
Eighteenth ward conducted the service,
ana Il brief address was delivered by Ell
der Nephi l.. Morris q quartet com
posed OF the Misses Irene Kelly, Edna
gDwSer, Fred c. Graham and Victor
Christopherson rendered two selections,
abide With Me- and 1.-THE Christians
Goodnight" George d. Piper sang,
some Time Well Understand" Elder
John y. Game offered the invocation, Ell
der William n. b. Shepherd pro-
5nounced the benediction, and the
grave in the Hooper plot in.
the city cemetery, was dedicated by FL.
der James Eldre1ge. The pallbearers
were James Z. Jennings, G. f. Adams
r. c.. Schramm, Captain Briant Wells,
Charles A. Caine and Joseph Howell. y
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Chief Cilore for the valuable assist
ance he has rendered members of the
association.
The visitors had the pleasure of see
ing the local tiremen in action on three
occasions yesterday afternoon and
evening. There was a still alarm from
north Second West street. where some
sawdust had caught fire in a saWmill.
There was also an alarm from the resi-
dence of j.. Smith, 1155 east Downing
avenue, where fire burned u hole in
the roof and caused a loss of 1925. The
last alarm was from South Temple and
First West street, where a billboard
was on fire. Most of the visiting dele
gates have returned to their homes.
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istence, and consequently there are still
absent from our muster#rolls the names
of Representatives of many local$unions
q We talked this matter over in COM
nittee for a long time, and finally the
opinion prevailed that these. unions
should have a Svoice--that the fedora
ton should not take snap Judgment on
them. So far as a Reputation of the
Gompers circular is concerned. it is
rot, and no sane man will give serious
consideration to any silly talk of thar
kind"
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BENNETT TAKES EXCEPTION.
says His Resolution Did Not Turn
Down, Samuel Gompcrs.

H. ". bennett, an active delegate
at the state Federation of Labor at
Ogden, has just returned from that
gates believes that he has been wan
tonly mistated in regard to turning
down President Samuel Gompers of
the American Federation of Labor.
Mr.. bennett is the author of the
resolution which apparently was mis-
Interpreted and caused all the trouble.
The resolution reads Is follows:
I'm view of the fact that The Utas
Federation of Labor is as yet in its In
fancy and at the present time far from
complete in its organization. many of
the various locals throughout. our juris-