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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-05-29
THE ARTISTIC POISON.
Extraordinary Properties of the Mescal
Button.

Passing by other drugs. each of which
has its own way of making people crazy,
we come to what may be. truly termed
the artistic poison. This is the mescal
button, which grows on a low cactus in
the valley Of the Rio Grande, and for
tunately is scarce and hard to get. Chew
ing this button causes the most gorgeous
ly colored scenes to appear before the
entranced vision. far surprising accord
ing to descriptions, the most magnificent
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-05-29
ROUNDED CAPE WITH EVANS.
Mansion (Wis.) Man Returns After 8
Long Trip with Fleet.

MAUSTON, Wis, May 26.-[Speciall -
VIII Bradley. who made the trip around
South America with the feet as marine
on the Rhode Island arrived in Mansion
yesterday, having received medical dis
charge. from the service. The sea service
seemed to disagree with him. Bradley has
good record as regular army man and
has seen much service. He enlisted in the
marine service last November.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-05-29

sunsets. 1t would seem to be the drug
for landscape painters, but. unfortunate
ly, whatever other things drugs do, they
never increase efficiency. 1t was first
discovered among the Kiowa tribe of In
dams, who used it in their religious rites
till missionaries induced the United
States government to remove the In
dams from where they could get it.-Dr.
William Hanna Thompson in Every
body's
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-05-29
The Handy Doctor in Your
Vest Pocket

TITS a thin, round-cornered little
Enamel Box
When carried in your vest pocket
IL Nmeans Health-Insurance.
Il contains Six Candy Tablets Of pleasant
taste, almost ss pleasant as Chocolate.
Each tablet Is a working dose Of Cas-
carets. which acts Ike Exercise on the
Bowels ana Liver.
II will not purge, sicken, nor upset tho
stomach.
Because It is not "Bile-driver, like
Salts, Sodium. Calomel. Jalap, SIENNA. nor
Aperiens Waters.
Neither Is 1t like Castor OH, Glycerine,
or other Oily Laxatives that simply lubr!oa.e
the lntestines for transit Of the food stopped
up in them a that particular time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-05-29

/ The chief cause of Constipation and
indigestion Is . weakness of the Muscles
chat contract the lntessnes and Bowels.
Cascarets arc practically to the Bowel
Muscles what . Massage and Cold Bath
are to the Athletic Muscles.
They stimulate the Bowel Muscles to
contract. expand. and squeeze the Diges-
live Juices out Of food eaten.
They don't help the Bowels and Liver in
such q way Is 10 make them lean upon
similar assistance for the future.
This 10 why. with Cascarets, the dose
may DO lessened each succeeding time
instead Of increased, as It must be with al
other csthsrtics and Lsxatives.
Cssoaress act like exercise.
II carried In your vest pocket. Tor carried
IN My Lady's Purse.) and eaten Just when
you suspect you need one. you will never
know sick day from tho ordinary Ills Of life.
Al Because these Ills begin in the Bowels.
and pave tho way for all other diseases.
Vest Pocket" box 10 cents. 7T
Be sure you get the genuine. made only
by the Sterling Remedy Company. and never
sold In bulk. Every tablet stamped "ccc. :"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-05-29

Justice Brewer of the United States
supreme court still holds and breaches to
the text that public debts are not public
blessings.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-05-29

Railway Company ............... $4,000
Beloit Traction company. ......... 10000
and Power company ....,....... 100000
Duluth Street Railway company. 100000
Light company ................. 10000
Green Bay Traction company. 100000
GAINESVILLE Street Railway company 10000
Kenosha Electric Railway Co... 100000
La Crosse and Onalaska Street
Railway company .............. 1900
La Crosse City Railway company. 100000
company ................... $4,000
Traction company ........e..... 100000
Merrill Railway & Lighting Co.. 10000
The Milwaukee Electric Railway &
Light company .................2 %, OOO, 900
company 80. ................. 100000
Milwaukee Northern Railway Co.. 5000
Rockford & Interurban Railway Co. 325, 900
Sheboygan Light, Power & Rail-
way company .................. 60O,OU)
Southern Wisconsin Railway Co.. $4,000
Twin City General Electric Co... 10000
way company .................. $4,000
Wausau Street Railroad company. 10000
Winnebago Traction company. -. 625, 900
Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat &
Power company ................ 1,O25,OO0
The value of the general property of
the state is placed at $2,291 ,63S,529
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-05-29
VALUE TRACTION LANDS
State Tax Commission Estimates That
Property in Wisconsin Is Worth
$36,O9S,OOO.

MADISON, Wis, May 26.-The tax
commission, acting as the state board of
assessment has announced that it has
fixed the preliminary valuation Of the
property of street railway companies and
light, heat and power companies in Wis
consin at $36,O9S,OOO. The valuation is
fixed for the purposes of determining the
amount of taxes that shall be paid by
this property. The preliminary valua-
tons placed on the different companies is
as follows:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-05-29

81 INDIAN RELICS WANTED, Of copper
IS SN<SAp and Write and tell what you have
E III. p. HAMILTON. Two Rivers. Wis
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-08
!ENl7OR TELLER VlRrLY ENDORSES
sENA1Oa ALFRED B KITTRfDGf

UnltsA Mates senator H1nFy II.
TotJes. - whese eood name. dnsfnQ
! per5od q moro than = auaftsv O.
eestufy ~ pubIte NE, tAsre -
never beea attached ! suspicion q
tatnt, beIjeves tha4 ~ ~reelection O.
0Gnates 4. y. KittTsdee v0uld -
eoct o5oa3 crs1tt not cnly upon -
seete q 1putA Dakota but upon ~
nottcn.
oenator TESTER u : dsmocfat. = =
tina. bit ~ recognises sterling
worth amoAg biz republican assoct.
otes. TIE p>opie Of South Dakota
hold DenetOr Teller In high sstoem,
knUwtne tha& No Invariably acts from
i hieh oonao q oubjtc eafy. Hjs
ccmmendatt0n u Senator KJttsedW.
t~hGrslore, u I'll The moro forcsful aaA
brings home 70 the people Of this
atate th1 great loss they wcnId -
tain thrcugh 4 retirement q -
ator KittssdGs from the United oeatss
ssnats. senator Tsllsris lettsf fol-
1OWs:
esaassv Tsglsr's Lstssr
unlted Dtatss Senate. Washingtoa.
y. O.. April ~, 1904.
~. =. J. Cory, etoux Fails. 4 -.
Dear Uir:--I have felt conSidosable
coCceSn over the report IN tho noWe
poporp that Senator klttr0dGe II
1tSting with serious 0ppcsidca -
49, fhSss reports are without
fUunlGttoo. and that II there
boalD loP them. the senator Will be-
ohIe q overcome I'll obstacles and
thaa ~ Win ~ t~riumphantly retnSn-
~ interest II tn subject = baeed
upoc direct observation Of Mr.. Kit
tfedGo1o career a = senator o04 up
q ny 6ostro that the western states
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-08

The Turner County Herald thinks
It isn't fair to go into the past too
much, and thinks that after all il hes
not really matter how kSttredge or
Crawford voted ave or len years ago.
The Herald Is wrong. It matters .
good deal. II has been shown that
Mr.. Crawford In times gone by when
he was trusted betrayed his const1tu.
Gnts. broke his pledges. and vu&ed
with the corporations. He did II on
the gross earnings tax law. He did II
on the amendment TO elect seootoro
by direct vote Of the people. H did
II on the anti trust bill. He did il
on taxation matters. 1t Is fair to
presume that lii he has become rood
Ill 1t nee he has done SO for Z pun.
pose, and that when that purpose q
accomplished be Will bneksiide to hts
nre Of what he will be - the future,
Mr.. kittredge docs mot try tOdodgohtD
record, and Mr.. Crawford would nUZ,
II he were not afraid at t.
II Mr.. Crawford does not explain
his betrayal Of the people on .thae
gross earnings tax law, the voters Va
begin to think that he has no expj1n.
atioa - make Already hts d~cfenl1Rs
have begun ! = ~ thak tlings $500
But they e. uAanns sAaz1ct9
shown by what Ao dos When -
trusted; and When : IN bee!a0k
trnst, 4 = falr q eqncgt1s 00A
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-08
11IIsoM or
1~clnDeoote's Senator uAtalsr IN hold
Ageslss fss ssnsasr Kttsssdss's
rsrsjesssssr.

ut ~ sn bskjsndt SAG, at IL nsst
Aassdnakksds BsstrsbslssT sr ivasksss
~ Insusnsntsrns, Avis Formal dst -,
u IN stilIst ekandinavsEns l oeaAsa
- Senator Kittrsdgs undsr dsa falsks
Ihnseand, - han Ike sr | Gynpathi
nlsd ~ almindslies Folk. Delta vilds,
ifsles eaesns sgsa-Natur vsrs den nsst
nasagties HsIaniae II Nand l den 4
fsstlies Tjsnssts tusds indtAgs, =
nsdsns VI aasss Gk~andinaverse - vefs
~fsroplyst Folk til Il fatts Tiltre IL
sIigs slsndigs Rygter silsr PAsstands
- tufds Oct hsnde, IT IN Dbl kan
have aatagss dsans Paastand Ter ct
vsrs sana, a. Insursenterns ~gjsntagsnds
~ Aarpst paa den.
For at foFsbyges Tiltro I'll denns
Raaatand q for 1t R3eudrivs dsnss In
sasgsntesnss Usandhsd hidssttes Of
nrsv frs den hskjendts sknadinav,
Minnsscta's asrvsrdige Senator, Knuts
Nslssn, som hervsd everglades til Lo-
49,
sersns Betragtnine.
NJ at komms I'll Kundskab ON Sen
1898 sEstv
dens * asn skandsnavisks sspshlfkaA'
~ Liza | Davissa County, = Brev u
l~finnosstats esaator, hvilket has
xSsm1atte nsgls s~pergsmaal ansaaends
oe.atsr Kittrsdes's holdning ovsSic'
sGsstlies s~porsunai, son = Il dirskts
1ntersoes Tor Fofket, @ bad ham b.
.vazs dsn Nor stAesas Skandiaaver'
vor1ednlHg.
~. Deissson's Brew q Senator Nsl
seaa evsr folgsr:
Hr. 1sissson's 0rsv.
Mitchell, 3. y, March. -, 1905
uon. Knute Nelson,
Washiagtoa, p. q
Heistefsdes
niat spps ! = vAlgkanp 1 6yd
nakota ~ Torsneds statsFt seastsE
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-08

tige og bar altid fundet ham rede til at
fatte liherale Anskuelser ON ale
Spcrgsmaa som gjaldt Folkets Rettig
heder. Haps Anseelse ! Senatet er
udmerket: faktisk tall STAR ingen If
de yngre Senatorcr ! bedre Ry cller har
here venner / denne Forsamling. I
hvorvel Senator Kittredge like gior For
dfing paa at vere nogen Orator, saa
or han j alt det haardc Arbeide som n
fcrbundet med At dame og foTbeFede
Lovfcrslag, OK faa dem | tiibcriig Or
den for endelig Afgiorelse, saa aktiv,
noiagtig og snergisk som noget Med
hem II denne Forsamling-
Det er min Mening, IT eders unge g
blomstrende stat 81 meget lykkelig, !
sandhed, we'd II have saadan en- dyg-
til Represeutaut | senstet som Senator
Kittrscgs.
Nad Astslsss
(undert., KNuTE NELSON.
Fos Gnollsh tfnaelatioa q osNatee
Moloen'U e-ndoreomsone - eQpoolee
nnno hoTooe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-08

Kittredge should be compelled To nght
for his reelection. He has won . high
place In the senate, he In chairman
OF the great committee on interocean-
ic canals. he has . prominent place
on the judiciary committee. he Ia
classod as u Of the fifteen or TWEEN
" men In the senate who do things,"
and he Ii believed in most ardently by
those who know him best. No charge
Of graft Was ever made against him.
No personal charge Of any kind WAS
W. made. In A. b. kittredge. the
state has = man who has h-ains and
industry and integrity, and who has
brought high honor to the stase. and
IL Continued, will bring more. Al
ready his name has been mentioned
In connection with . cabinet position
which may be rendered, but which
would probably not be accepted. Ii
South Dakota believes In her talent
ed sons. and wants to put them ~
the front and keep them there, the
state will show II In June when they
have q chance to give their endorse
ment to the brilliant work Of Of
her most brilliant citizens. Mr.. Kilt
redge IL = slayer: he does not shift
about from pillar to post; he stood
pat In 1896 and made the fight for
has since made \ record Of which
thousands are proud: and most Of
those who today oppose him are men
who do not know Mr.. kittredge. and
who do not understand his superb per
sOnality and the credit he has been
10 the state. Between now and next
June, many hundreds. not to ny
thousands. OF citizens will meet him.
and this will mean that Mr.. kittredge
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-08

Jeg sr q stor Beundrer n Senator Kit
tSsdse og troE, 1t Do Elementer, som
har stillet sig imod ham gjor Forsog
Pea at vildleds vsrt Folk ved 1t sige
On ham, u han ikks er | Akkord med
var President.
Jse udbedes mig, 1t De VII wise mig
dsa Tjsnests as besvars disc sporgs-
neal:
ASbsidsr, ifolge Deres oprigtige Men.
In, Senator Kittrcdge for Dc Interssses,
90 tjensr Diet ~almindsligs Folk % Reg
jsringsn I Aet hele taget tilgodes Ar.
beidsds q stsmts han for "rats, Bill
len o var hans Stemms paa "rate"
HiIlen l Hasmoni med P~residentsns
Anskuelsers Er han en- Mand, som
eisr sine Kollegaer's Washingtoa,
Respekt q TfllidS Tror De-, 1t han o.
Hesiddslss af President Rocscvelt's
Tillid, o. sgsaa vor aeste President :,
W. n. Taft.
Disss spoFesmal Or stillst I'll mig #
mine skandinaviske venner, SON "
bleven vildledet paa dette Omraade q
oppositionen, derfor, tager jes mig den
Frihed At adsporgc Dem, med fuld BE-
WISHED ON, 1t liver eneste ~Skandinav
| Staten Hyd Dakota har Tiltro til Den
som Statsmand og Senator, og vii we're
saknemmelig for At srhoids Deres An
skuelser.
xasssss
Stat negen Aero, og jes skulds &c
at faa Wished fra On, som har arbeidet
Side ON Side med ham / do sidsts sex
sller NV AAr.
Idet jeg takker Dem paa Portland for
udvist Opmerksommed. tegner jeg.
Med Agtelse,
(undt.) JOHN REIERSON,
President af den Skandinaviske rcpub-
likansks Lsa, Davisoa County, sgd Da.
kota-
oanakor Nelson's 1var.
WssAington, D. g, April ., 1908.
Hon. JeAa Peterson,
President Scandinavia Republican
~ Ilsa, Dawson County, Mitchell,
4. D.
Hoistersdes
Deres Brew q den 2sds Mars med
Fs-sssporgsel ON mine Anskuelscr ON
Senator Kittredge's Holdning, Forte
n4stsr g Kvalifikationer som Senator,
% o. han Aar arbeidet l Harmoni med
P~tssiasatsn, AAr jcg modtaget.
nst jeg bssvarer oasker ieg at sige,
u, fcrsaavidt ssm jog we'd, har han nm
desstottst ale de vigtige Forslag, som
- blsven anbefalet II Administratien.
GerdelesAed var han aktiv / II frcm-
hiclpe vedtagslss ~ Jernbanetakst
Billen, o pAa det Omraaae var han
fuldstendig | Harmoai med Prssidenten,
q forsaavidt Diet sr mig bekjendt NY
der han Presidential ., ~saavelson Sex
reter TAft's fulde Tillid. I ALE de store
OF atligs 6porgumAl, kan jeg sige, har
han altid veret paa den Side som jee
kaldsr Reform % paa Folkets sids.
Han siddes meget nsr mig ! Ssnatet o.
l~eilixAedsvis raAdforer han sig med mig
ON oAsntlise sporgsmaal naar disc
konmer sp III Behandling, % jeg kan
aspps gjeakalde | Erindringen Of en-
ests Tilfslde, hvor han like haf Ind
taeet dst samme 6taadpunkt q fulgt
den samns Rettesnor som jeg. Faktisk
talt. - Mar jeg altid folt, 1t jeg kuAds
stsls pa ham I'll - hjelps mig I'll It
IL e5sansnfort LovforslaG som jeg
AAr anssst q have vsrst fcr rolkets
0ovn.
Gpaakes xistrsae = N e A. nest
0@Gtahs - asastaseape 1Is1lannsr
- $1,000 Jeg ~ g3josdt r3enssts
- Ai1ns AR 1 yssdtsksmitesn,
- Aa heAaaAlA ala vistios Low
= xonS11nneaapergnaal. q ~ lar
| ale1 fun1sA Aa.s Raad aands y kssf-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-08
~ nollo9 4 lsfss1al f(1slI0G b
Doye Test b II Slsie =
TN Dskola
IITTlEDGE vs. CRAWFORD


9e0at0g 4. b. kittrcdgc will be tn
umphantly re-nominated in the june
primaries for senator Of the United
States. and he will get thiS endorse
ment because the people OF the state
have learned that he 10 fair. able and
worthy. The big senator has been
subjected 70 vicious attack from those
who have . personal reason for H.
but the plain and we'll known fAct
II that he II gaining every day n
the state because those who study
into his record. and who investigate
Mr.. Kittredge - . man. become his
friends. 1t ID well understood thai
the best friends Of Mr.. Kittredge are
those who have longest known him.
and that the best friends u MIR. Craw-
ford are those who have known him
for the shortest time. Every year
Mr.. Crawford has . new set OF
friends; the friends Of Mr.. Kittredge
are those who have known him for
many years. This 10 = fact which no
ono denies, and which mean much.
In the opinion OF this newspaper.
the people are On trial % . greater Do
gree In the present fight than are the
candidates. It II for the people OF
the state to determine the kind Of
man they want TO represent them in
the senate. This brings In the per-
sonal equation and that 10 the thing
which is likely Il determine the out
Gene OF the night.
Twenty Years In Limsiloht
Mr.. kittredge has been in the lime
light pf South Dakota politics for
twenty years. He has been . state
senator, . member Of the national
committee, q successful attorney and
q successful United States senator.
He has made good in every relation In
life. He has been loyal to his friends
and faithful TO the people. He has
been patient under vicious attack.
and level-headed under political suc-
cess. He has attained to the highest
position eyer accorded . South Dakota
citizen. and still he ID today the same
modest. almost bashful mar. he vas
twenty years ago. No n - big
enough to brighten him. and no one
10 too small to be counted his friend.
ytttaeaga has been careful TO pro-
49, s re tate. and
"a M~SAs
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-07-03
NOTED IDAHO VETERAN
DIES AT BOISE

Continued from first rage)
mentary, requiring no eulogy or re-
mark. His service has always been
marked by careful and conscien-
tious attention to duty.
"To his bereayed wife the COM
chief and all the officers
of the National guard of Idaho ex
tend sincere coincidence and heart
felt sympathy in her great affiictlon.
Gas a mark of respect to the
memory Of General David Vlckers
the flag will be placed at half mast
on the state capitol and all armoriet
within the state until shutdown june
80, 1908.
"By command of the governor
&C. A. ELMER,
"Actlng Adjutant General.
aOficial: Il. $. WORKMAN.
assistant Adjutant General.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-07-03

\ search of the train and discovered
two hobos concealed in a refriger-
ator car. One was colored man
and the other a white man. Officer
Dalrymple was Immediately called.
Accompanied by officer John knutti
he placed the men under arrest and
wired for Instructions Word was
received Wednesday morning to
hold the prisoners unit. a more
thorough investigation could b.
made.
Wednesday morning after day
light officer Knutti made thorough
search OF the surrounding countr.
to determine if asy of the stolel
goods had been cached IN this vicin
ity. lie found nothing, however
The extent of the loss has no
been determined yet, but the car
are being carefully checked up.
Thursday morning the officer
were notified to turn the prisoner
loose as it was impossible to estat
llsh a case against them.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-07-03
W. C. 7. U. NOW
ORGANIZED

Following the work done by Mrs
Shepherd in the interest OF the W. y
T. u, the women Of Montpelier wh'
had decided to work for the temper
ance cause, met at the pavilion June y
and elected the following officers;
President Margaret Perkins.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs NJ p
Cherry.
Recording secretary-Miss Nellie
Pearce.
Treasurer-Mrs. Henry Spidell.
The election of vice-president will
take place at the regular meeting July
., at which time departments of stndN
will be decided upon. The following
program will also be rendeted.
| w. G. #. U. Catechism Work-Mrs
Henry Spidell.
Vocal Solo Mrs. E. W. Rhihehart
Reading Mrs A. u. Hunter.
A constitution and bylaws, wer
unanimously adopted by the unior
which has membership OF ~ an
prospects of many more.
7 The public is cordially invited 70 a
tend the regular msetings OF the unior
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-07-03
EVERYTHING NOW READY
FOR GRAND CELEBRATION

Continued from first page)
to be guests Of the city on that day, j
and it is expected that very large
crowd will take part IN the celebra-
ton.
Following is the program for the
day:
Salute at Sunrise.
Grand parade at 10 a. m.
Exercises at the Pavilion with music
and national airs by the Montpelier
Band. The exercises will be opened
with prayer by Rev. Elliott, an address
OF welcome will be given by Mayor
Cruikshank, the Grafton will be de-
livered by Bishop Clark. and the exer-
cises will be closed with prayer by
Albert Herman.
Barbecue at 1890 p. IN. at which
everything will be free. Roast OF
mutton, bread, crackers and coffee will
| be served.
At 1.3O candy and nuts will be dis
tributed for the children.
The races and sports will commence
at 2 O'Clock. Prizes are offered for the
following events.
Foot race, Boys under ~.
Foot race, Girls under IL.
Fat mems race, for men over 40 yeal
of age.
Mems Sack race.
Egg race.
Pony running races and trottint
races.
Tug of war, Ten men ON SIDE
Ball game at 4 p. m.
In the evening there will be q gran'
ball in the pavilion.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-07-03
Republican Central Committee
Meeting.

The republican central committee
of Bear Lake county is hereby cal
led to meet in the city of Montpelier
at one o'clock p. m. on Saturday,
July IL, 1908, for the purpose OF
fixing the time and place for hold
ing county convention to select Il
delegates to represent Bear Lake
county in the state nominating con
yentlon to be held at Boise on Tues
day, September !, 1908.
Such other business will be trans
act d at the committee meeting a
may appear proper and advisable t
the committee.
The meeting will be held IN tn
cham Der Of commerce rooms in tn
Brennan & Davis block.
G. E. WRIGHT,
Chairman Central COMMITTEES
Attest:
JAS. REpMAN, Sec'y.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-07-03
MONSON GETS
BIG CONTRACT

Mr., Joseph Monson, Of the firm OF
Monson & Schaub, of Logan, was IN
Montpelier this week. Mr.. Monson
snperintended the construction of Mont
peIier's water works system, and it is
largely due to his careful work, thai
Montpelier has such an excellentsystem
Mr.. Monson has just been notified
that his firm was he successful bidders
for a large and handsome structure t.
be erected in Salt Lake. Regarding
this contract the Desert Evening New
says:
The structure to be- erected IN Int
Immediate future on tile corner OF South
Temple and Richards street, will be one
of the handsomest and most up,to-date
Office buildings la the rity. It will be
six stories and basement, the wallsto De
of cream colored brick with white sand
stone trimmings, floors and roll or re-
enforced concrete ana the fnishings of
high order.
Monson and Schapb OF Logan Will
superintend the construction, the plans
submitted by that firm having been ac-
cepted by the presiding bishopric, with
the sanction of the first presidency, as
the building is to be erected by the
Church Four beautiful sets or plans
were submitted. any one of which would
have done credit to the corner in qnes
ton. Some of them, however, ran
rather high in price, one being estimates
AZ +. onarter of million dollars. This
figures named by Messrs. Monsen ano
Schaub came nearest TO the suggestion
offered in the solicitations for DID
namely 100000, and as their plans col.
r tanned all other requirements, MI MOD
a son was notified yesterday Afternoon
: that his firm was The successful com
j petitor,
n while Messrs. Monsoon IL Schanb have
L d,ne ,nneh building in northern Utal
' ma southern Idaho. they are no longe
: in the contracting businens Local con
q tractors will compete for the work am
i. to Mr.. Monson vii fall tne loe Vi super y
p;,.h,nond he now makes his bone a
Logan, but for the next feW lnon u..l,
y will spend most Of his tltne ~ VnAe ivy