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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
A RARE UTAH SOUVENIR
AS A HOLIDAY GIFT

People VINO desire something strlk-
ing and unusual in the book line TO
serve as Christmas gift to friend.
especially if that friend resides out
side of the state,) could not do better,
than to call at the Deseret News Book
store and inspect the History OF Utah
in three large volumes. by orson r.
Whitney. This is the work lately ac-
CURED by the Deseret News from the
George @ Cannon association. the for
mer price, of which was sSo.oo, but
which has now been reduced to $500.
The work is rapidly going out of print,
ana when the present edition is ex-
hausted. it will be impossible to OBJ
tain copies anywhere.
The books are bound in gilt morocco
fully illustrated, and would form a
sift that would be appreciated for a
life time
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CHRISTMAS PICTURES.
Midgley-Bodel Co, SO East First Sc
STUDENTS WILL DANCE.

The Latter-day Saints university is
preparing to close the pre- holiday term
of school with ball at the Odeon on
Wednesday evening next. Strong So
clal inducements are held out especial
ly to present year students and to for
mer students and graduates, 1t is
rarely that those attending school now
and those who have left the Institution
can get together. But efforts are
making to have this done this year.
Mrs. Card, the mntron of the school.
made short talk before the student
body yesterday morning urging tile
young people to bring their parents
with them, so that this might be made
a general acquaintance party. An in
yitatton is specially extended to all for
mer students and graduates of the IN
stitutions to attend.
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Get d Life Saver" Monday.
HOTEL MEN MEET TUESDAY.
Convention to BE Held to Form As
ISOLATION TO Increase Travel.

For the purpose of perfecting ar
engagements for the annual convention
of transtnissippi hotel men, to be
held in this city Jan. IL. L and 10 a
meeting of the hotel men of Salt
Lake City will be held next Tues
day afternoon at the Commercial
club. AT Tuesdays meeting ali plans
will be discussed and a program ar
ranged for the big meeting in Jam
.uary.
Invitations to the convention have
been issued to all hotel men west of
the Mississippi river, and the object
is to form what viii be known as
the Mississippi Valley Rocky Noun
tain-Pacific Coast Hotel Mems associa-
ton. which will work as d unit for the
benefit of any and every cisy with
in it's jurisdiction In the way of Sc
curing conventions. etc. Efforts will
be made to increase the amount of
tourists travel through the west
The convention Will be held at the
Wilson hotel in this city. A. Fred Wey,
proprietor of the hotel has received
responses from about . 5 local hotel
men, who We're invited to attend the
gathering Tuesday, and these will go
over the situation With the idea of
making the big convention a success.
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PICTURE, FRAMING.
Midgley- Bodel Co., 33 East First So.
BRINGS WILSON BACK.

y B. Gibson, wanted for elnbazzltng
more than 800 from the Jones' Hammer
Advertising agency, was brought back
from Los Angeles yesterday by Detec-
tive Howard Wilson and now occupies
a cell at the city jail. Wilson went
to Los Angeles a week ago to take
Gibson into custody but was compelled
to wait three days for requisition pa
pers Gibson made no trouble for the
officer but refused to talk about the
charges against him.
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AWARDED NOBEL PRIZE.
FOR Victory OF Peace X. p. ArnoIdson
Receives Coveted Trophy.

+.
The Nobel prize, a $4,000 trophy Of
fered each year by the International
Peace society, has been awarded Jointly
to Is, P. Arnoldson, Of sweden, and
Frederick Bajer of Denmark. The first.
named is father of Torid Arnodson
professor of languages at the Univer-5
isity of Utah.
son or persons found to have done the
most during the year in the interests
of universal peace. Three times before
the donors have been divided betwee.,
two persons, namely. Henry Bunant of
Switzerland and Frederic Passay of
France, in 1901, the year the prize was
first offered; Ellie Bricomniun of Berne,
and Albert Cobalt OF the nter-paria-
mentary peace bureau, in 1902: Monetit
an Italian, and Renaut, French minister
of foreign affairs. in 1907.
Four individuals have obtained un-
divided honor, as follows: William
Randall Cremer Of England, in 1903;
the Institute of international Right OF
Client, Belgium. in 1904: Baroness Ber-
tina Won Suttner of Germany, for her
novel Lay Down the Arms in 1905
President Theodore Roosevelt. for the
part he took in the treaty of Ports
mouth, which settled the Russian
Japan war, in 1905
x. r. Arnoldson is "a years of age
and is native of Sweden. He has
been Z member of the Swedish pariia-s
ment, and Is an author of distinction
Mr.. Bajar is of Danish birth and was
born in 1887 He, too, has been In par
and the two men have been
firm friends for many years past.
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BEYOND THE REACH OF
THIEF OR FIRE.

8 b
Be prepared for thieves to
break In or fire to break out
by keeping your valuable pa
r ers, insurance policies and fam
lily heirlooms safe from all dan
ger In one of our safe deposit
vaults.
Privacy, security and accessl-
til:,y when occasion requires,
make our service so valuable
that you cannot afford to be-
without IT.
The fact. that you may secure
{. compartment for as low as
$3.50 a year places this service
easily within your reach. We
shall be pleased to have you call
and let us explain our splendid
facilities.
L UTAH SAVING & TRUST CO.,
2S5 Main Street, Salt Lake City.
Utah. In the business heart.
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NEW DIRECTORY OF UTAH,

We have Just issued the third revised
edition Folks Utah State Gazetteer
and Business directory. This work con-
tains the names and addresses Of all
business and professional people In the
entire state; also full and complete lists
of farmers or land owners, convenient
Iy arranged by counties. Every bust
ness man should have copy. Price
Sc. Write or phone r. L. Polk & Co,
publishers, w. p. COOPER,
Secretary and Manager.
Tells. 50. Dolly Building, Salt Lake City
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SEWER JUVENILES.

Probation OFFICER Albert Olson of Sc
yier county, in making his annual re-
port to the governor, shows that out
of 81 cases of delinquency. only four
boys and one girl We're found guilty OF
and one girl of a gr;lver
charge. The remainder We're all heard
on charges of minor character.
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JOSEPH SMITH
THE PROPHET TEACHER,
BY Elder b. II. Roberts

This new work by Elder Roberts
has been adopted by the General
Board of the X. M. M. +. A., as one OF
the Supplementary Reading Course, for
the season. 1t will prove helpful in
the Interpretation in the Senior Man
ual now being used by the associa-
lions. It will also be profitable sup
of the Seyenty's Course in theology for
the year. 1t Is printed on art paper
with initial letters in color and hand
bound, making it available as
a souvenir of the anniversary Of the
Prophet Joseph's birthday as well as a
suitable gift for the Christmas holi-
days Price, postpaid. 75c
DESFRET NEWS BOOK STORE,
6 Main St,
10 (tf1-
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET
NOW READY.

Full! proceedings OF the seventy-nintn
serni-a tnual conference of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
held In the tabernacle and adjoining
halls. Salt Lake City, Oct. 4, 5 and .,
are now ready.
This was one of the most spirited
and interesting conferences held IN
many years. These sermons and ad-
dresses viii not be printed in any other
form. Price CSC post paid.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main st.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will
be held IN the Tabernacle at 2 p. m.
Sunday. Sunday school at 10
a. M, and meetings in the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

Twenty-Five per cent Off on all framed
pictures and art calenders Everything
We carry has genuine merit
GEORGE w. EBERT, & co,
81 Main.
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Our Balcony Dining Room is open
Saturday Evenings from to o'clock.
THE ROYAL CAFE.
THE NEW EDITION.

'Tlle City of ST, Anna" the story of
the man child, written by Edward
MERIT, is now offered 10 the public and
may be obtained at the different Book
Stores.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

s. NJ Taylor & Co., successors to
Joseph Z. Taylor, undertakers and en-
halners. same address, 251-36 East
First South.
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Life Saver" Monday.
PICTURE SALE.

Twenty-Five per cent off on ali framed
pictures and art calenders. Everything
we carry has genuine merit
GEORGE w. EBERT & co,
~ Main
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple will close
Thursday evening, "a inst and open
again on the first Tuesday in January,
1909.
The Manti Temple will close Thurs
day evening, Dec. "a, and reopen jan
Sliary S, 900.
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MARTIN COAL CO., So SO. MAIN.
All kinds of coal. well screened and
promptly delivered.
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ed attack or typhoid fever.
Slcatcr Rccovering-Col. r. 6
Sleater. department commander of th'
6. A. r., is recovering from broker
= rib received by n fall.
Elect Officers Tonight-The Jane!
y. Mexican Post. G. a. r. will holc
It's annual meeting tonight when Of
ficers will be chosen.
Dr.. Talmagc to Speals.-Dr. James p
Talnlage Will be the speaker in the
Third ward Sunday evening, the SER
vice beginning at $50 p. m.
Forest Dale Home SoId-Cannon &,
Cannon report the sale of brick
residence in Forest Dale to d. w.
500
Soldier learns to Cook--Private H.
Wilmer of 4 Company Fifteenth
Infantry, has gone to Fort Riley
to take a four months course in the
cooking school there. Wilmer will re-
ceive sis extra pay per month on.
his return.
Hardly True to JifeThe incon-.
gruity of some bin displays is in-
staneed i'll the new flaring army
aTeCTuluIlS agency poSttIS Wilcie w ~
captain is shown III waiting on a
second lieutenant.
5$ "A Crcditablc Entertainment-A
creditable vaudeville program was
given last evening, in the twentieth
ward amusement hall. The particl-
pants were Erma Pendleton, Gertrude
Romney Alexander Crawford, VIII
liam Russell, S. Chalker. T., Frank
Gum, Peter Service, Yilate Scho-
field and Minerva Young.
The Ftrenien's BnI1-The Salt Lake
City Firemen's Relief association will
receive considerable financial benefit
from the first annual ball which was
held last evening. 1t was q success In
every respect and about 400
couples were present. There will be an
affair Of this kind every year, the
funds to go to the association.
Bishop Miller Snilcs-Bishop Orrin
p. Miller was all smiles yesterday
because Of the fact he is grandfather
10 a baby girl. The little ono made
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Williams,
of Winder ward. The mother, Mrs.
Louise u. Williams, Is a daughter Of
Bishop Miller. and this is his second
the other being boy,
the son Of Miles u. Miller.
: q 81 = 4
DIR. Faust to Lccture--Dr. Elsie
Ada Faust will lecture in the Thirty
first ward Westinghouse under the |
auspices of the Women's Relief So
eiety at 2 p. IN. Thursday. She will |
take as her topic "A Few Things |
Girls Should Know" Tho public is
cordially invited. On the following |
evening mt thesame place the Relief
Society Will give an old-fashioned
character ball with refreshments.
Officers Installed-The Lady Ma
sons, Lynds Chapter, No. L, Order Of |
the Eastern Star, Installed these Of
ficers last evening. Mrs. Gertrude s.
Hutton. Ogden, worthy grand natrcn;
Mrs. Alice F. May grand marshal,
Mrs. ]. f. Breckon. chaplain; Mrs.
6. u. Shermer, warder: L. J. friedrich
son, sentinel; Mrs. A. Ii Anderson,
and Mrs. w. r. Cooper or
sanist. At the close of the ceremony
IN adjournment was taken to the dim
ng room, where a banquet was serv-
I'D.
LIONS SAVINGS RANK q TRUcr RI
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wafeh for the Life Saver Monday.
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a CHIMNEY SWEEP TROUBLES.
Phone Griffin-Scott Hdwr. Co.. Sue
cessors to King Hdw. Co., 1853 Main,
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z1oN,s SAVINGS BANK & TRUST 90
Transacts a general trust business
and pays 4 per cent interest on saw
ings deposits.
JOSEPH r.. SMITH, President
ANTHON H. LUND, Vice-Prest.
O.. c. BEEBE. Cashier.
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GRANITE STAKE.

TIT VUHTleTIy1 -EVNIErEIICg OF tTIc
Granite Stake Relief society. will
convene at the Stake Tabernacle,
corner State and Fourteenth South,
on Tuesday, Dec. 15 at 10 a. m. and
2 p. m. An excellent musical and
literary program is prepared and all
are invited to attend.
/. Watch for th. Life Sayer.n Monday
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The quarterly conference Of the
Salt Lake Stake will convene on
Sunday, Dec. 49, Meetings will be
held in the Assembly Hall at 10 a. m.
and p, m, and in the Tabernacle at
2 p. m. The evening session will be
devoted to the work of the priesthood
quorums. sJs
The High Priest quorum of the
Ensign stake will hold It's regular
monthly meeting next Sunday Dec 13,
at 10 a. m. in the new Whitney hall,
corner Of A street and Second avenue,
A full and punctual attendance is
desired.
The presidency of Liberty stake will
address the saints OF the Thirty-first
ward at the regular meeting tomorrow
evening. Special music will be one
of the features of the session
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AN EXPLANATION.

AN EXPLANATION.
The reason for the popularity Of
the F'leur- de-Lis chocolates Is that
they are absolutely pure and of the
very best quality. For sale at Willis.
Horne Drug Store. Smith Drug Store,
Brigham Street Pharmacy and Halliday
Drug a
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CHRISTMAS PICTURES.
N1idgley-B odel Co., SO East First So.
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Pocatello conference, advertised to
be held on Dec. 10th and 9th, viii
be held on December 18th and 18th
instead.
The Hyrum Conference. advertised
to be held December 26th and 9th.
will be held on january 9Th ana
10th. 1909,
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Child Walk Floral Co.,
At Godbe-Pitts Drug. Phones 1Ao.
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Watch for the Life saver. Monday.
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Dress Suits for rent. Daniels, tie
Tailor. 50 ". End SO.
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PICTURE SALE.

Watch for the Life saver" Monday.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Miss Walker Rccovcrs--Miss Edith
Walker has recovered from prolong-
ed attack OF typhoid fever
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Get a Life saver MONDAY.
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Expert Kodak Finishing.
Harry shipler. Commercial Photo
grapher. lol South Main, second floor.
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1 HAVE SEVERAL SETS or seem
cry that have been. slightly used, SUIT
able for ward halls. ETC.. for sale az az, q q
bargain. Chus.g Peterson, 20 Rtchards 81.
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PICTURE FRAMING.

Iidgley-Boael 60, IS East First s
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4 IL YOU WANT GOOD BOOKS. BUY
them ut the Descret Sunday Schooii
Union Book Store. "a block east Oh i
Brigham Young Monument.
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Get q Life Saver Monday.
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|T7T -
WANTED.

s RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS; GUS
toms employees; clerks ut Washington.
Commencement salary $50. Many spring
examinatio Common education sui
Immediately for schedule. Franklin In
,stitute Dept. SD1. Rochester, n.
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8 FINE OAK CHINA CLOSET,
ing stoves 1T West LIST South. -
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10000 PAIRs REsT, OAK soIl4S,
men's scwed solos 75c. heels. PC. la5ie s
sewed soles Zoe heels 26c. Salt :, lass III.
Shoe Rep. Co, Basement Atlas l3lGch
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Watch for the Life Saver" Monday.
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We sell on commission or buy my
thing you have to sell. Furniture. Lar, lar
pets, stoves, horses. cows. wagons, sia r
ness, trunks. guns. etc. Coop. SeccnG-
Hand Store. 224 state. Bell s6is, Ind. VOL
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DEsERET NEWS BACK TyoI1TNI5s

THE DEsERET NEWS HAS sEV 1,',:s.s
+ al extra copies of It's old Ales. reac,,i,,s,
"a! eaeK *, into il;, the early volumes. The
extra sets of missing voIiiines pa III ~ 81
having complete files Of the -Na IVES
Mi.iea fnsX desire to exchange sell
Deseret News Office. we will bns s a,if
or exchange. e : lt3f' = W. sell
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS, BOUGHT AND
sold. Larsen & Nealson 251 South ota l's
Bell phone 2l8.
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ONE TON OF SCRATCH PAPER. IN
quantities to suit buyer. at 10 cents
per pound. Call ct the Job llcpt's.43
Deseret News.
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OLD NEWS lraPER FOR WKA,i,'-
ping. ETC, / cent n pound: sold IN Z. -.
bundle. Apply at this office. Iowersratees
given for go and zoo lbs
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BRING IN YOUR FURS FOR RE
modelling, repairing. cleaning. dyeinE
and storage. Expert taXerdss ~ s1;
Highest prices paid. for furs. r. Stencil
Fur Co. 70 Z. 3rd So. st.
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FINE WEBER UPRIGIIT PIANO,
used four years, snap for cash lao y.
1St South
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/ HAT FACTORY.

Salt Lake flat Factory. Latest style
"a r. LIST So. st. Flats at factory prices.
Hats remodeled Panamas bleaehed.
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DR.. Talnagc to Speall-Dr. James p.
Talmage will be the speaker in the
Third ward Sunday evening, the SER
vice beginning at $3.50 p. m.
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BLACKSMITH & HoRsrsY o,,I =,

GENERAL, BLACIisMirHINCY ASsT1
sout c: stats ss95rseosh,esng done at 80
crate prices. Gottfred Schoene. Res S5s
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Slcatcr Rccoyering-Col. r. G..
Sleater. department commander of the
g. A. r., is recovering from a broken
rib received by fall.
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ENPERT WATCH REpAIRER.

!, Al.SsRT =. Scare. n w. LIST Sou,rLI s
Fine '1.ll liie Of watches and jewellery, {, =
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Forest Dale Home Soid-Cannon &
Cannon report the sale Of a brick
residence in Forest Dale to d. w.
Colbear from Phillip Kopp. for So
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No 49, 5l777F7777'77 2 i97'l77t7T7
CASH REGISTER:
FuRs AND FURRIEI,s.

HAVE YOUR FGRS RIsMopLED'
repaired dyed and cleaned. seal 81 81. &
ter, beaver Persian lamb. astralean.
and other furs made to ordrr r. Sfa,,,
eel Fur CO.., So L Ord So Both phones
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WANTED-A MAN OR WOMAN ON
every rural route to represent publish
er. and solicit new and renewal SUD
scriptions on commission basis. Extra ..s
cash prizes and special inducements
Only one person Will be engaged on
any one route, and all the routes from
ono who viii make a Systematic can
yass of them. No money wanted In ad- az.
vance and you deduct your c2mmi,s 81 tor
or postal today, il Interested Address
Simmons Publishing Company. Spring
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NEW AND SECONDHAND Tt RfSl-
ture-stoves and ranEes7- will eNcii, ~ ii,,,
buy, or sell any old thing. Wastiprue aIt
Furniture Co. IS West LIST South. oeit
525o 81 Ind 1855 4s7
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FALL. FIXING UP.

& ONE ], 100 LES. TEAM, WAGON AND 4
harness. part or sail, cheap, 10Th; and
18th South. on Murray car line, next
door of DIR. Simmons Ind. phone 8lSi2. ss15s
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Elect Officers Tonight--The James
4 b. Mexican Post. G. a. r. viii hold
Its annual meeting tonight when Of
ficers will be chosen.
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MEMS OAK sEwED soLi5s. 75s.;
heels &c. while you wait. Salt LaKe
Shoe Repairing Co. Basement Atlas Biz.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-30
To Utilize Abandoned Prison For
 County Purposes

There IS move on foot to utilize the soon-to-be-abandoned penitentiary site and improvements for a court house and jail, and there is no doubt that the move is d wise one.
 AS to the jail equipment, that is already in place and could be used for county and city purposes without any expensive rearrangementS. The hill is also an ideal place for court house and with little work could be trans formed into very inviting place.
 As the new prison at Florence will be completed in 1909 and all the con- victs transferred there, the matter of thus utilizing the prison site is being considered by the board of supervisors and definite action will soon be taken in that direction, no doubt. By the removal of the prison, the ground and all improvements thereon revert back to the city, so there is DO impediment to the use of the deserted hill as sug- geSted.