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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04
STORAGE RESERVOIRS
City Engineer Kelsey Says Brighton
Lakes as Source of Water Sup
ply Arc Feasible.

City Engineer l.. C. Kelsey has re-
turned from a trip to Brighton, where
he went to investigate the feasibility
OF transforming the half dozen lakes
owned by the city in that vicinity into
storage reservoirs for water Mr. kel-
sey says the project is entirely feasible,
and reservoirs can be constructed cap
able of holding 425, 100000 gallons of
water, which in time of stress, Mr.. KEY
sey says. would supply the city's need
for month at least. The lakes are
situated at the head of the Big Cot
tonwood, and are fed by perpetual
springs. An estimate of the cost of
constructing q dam for the outlets.
cleaning out the lakes ana converting
them into immense storage reservoirs.
will be made by the city engineer, Sc
that any water shortage iii the future
may be forestalled by providing means
for obtaining water from these lakes.
Regulates the bowe::;, promotes easy
natural movements, cures constipation
-Doan's Regnlets. Ask your druggist
for Them % cents n box.
$500 prizes Labor Day, saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04
LOGAN CITY EXCURSION.
Manufacturers and Merchants Trir
TO Temple City Monday VIII
BE Il Hummer.

go
Preparations for the big Manufac-
turers & Merchants association trip to
Logan Sept I, have been completed
and 1t is expected that nearly 1000
people will take advantage of the OPP
portunity to see the beautiful metropo-
lis Of Cache valley. Every opportunity
for boosting will be afforded the excur-
slonests by the committees which have
the excursion in charge. Buttons, rib
bons, badges and literature of a boost
ing nature are ready for the occasion.
special train has been CHARTERED
by the association which will leave at
I:o0 Monday morning and an ,in-
usually low rate Of fare has been made
by the railroad company.
The Weber club has united with the
Manufacturers &: Merchants associa-
ton OF this city to push along the
event
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another CANDIDATE
Bcnner X. Smith is Now Talked of In
Salt Lake for Congressional
Nomination.

That Joseph Howell will not go in
to the Republican convention as the
Sonly Republican candidate for Con-.
&gress except Farley P. Christensen is
#almost a certainty of today's develop
Kments. Republicans who have been
$holding meetings in Salt Lake county
aOf an uonfficial character have decid-
Ned upon Benner X. Smith as suit
%able candidate to oppose Congress-
oman Howell and have decided TO
sstart campaign for him. Mr.. Smith
twas member of the last state SEN
Ahte, and generally stood with Presi-
sdent Of the Senate Stephen Fl. Love,
Sand Senators Lawrence and Park, on
Smeasures before that body. BY the
4oficlal Republican organ this group
}was styled the squad" upon the oc-
Ecason Of their refusing to confirm the,
appointment OF Harry S. Joseph to be
III member of the State Industrial
School board
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EXCURSION TO DoWNEY, IDA.

$500 prizes Labor Day, saltair.
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Going Away to School?

Take a box of good stationery with YOU; 35c
TO Ace Eaton Hurlbuts box papers for csc; soc
and soc Eaton Hurlbuts' box papers for 35c;
Csc and Is Eaton Hurlbuts box pa pets for 45c
15c envelopes for 10c package or for 25c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04

The pure food law" is designed by
the Government to protect the public
from injurious ingredients in both
feeds and drugs 1t is ben
eticial both to the public and
to the conscientious manufac-
turer, Ely's Cream Balm. sue
cessfu remedy for cold in the head. ma
sal catarrh. hay fever. etc, containing
no injurious drugs, meets fully the re-
duirements of the new law, and that
fact Is prominently stated on every
package. II contains none Of the in
furious drugs which are required by
the law to be mentioned OF the label.
Hence you can use it safely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04
PETITION TO PARK STREETS.

~ a meeting of the engineering COM
iil''ee of the city council held Thurs
ssa's evening, a petition was received
; iron residents along the streets run
E Eng north and south parallel to Sixth
foa street south from Brigham. that
| o ~ 10 parks be placed in the center
H. s nis streets similar to the one now
nsrl pi'se on sixth East. The 24-foot
roa ,H AZ me center leaves a 24-roor
ara u y %s on either side as the streets
fste g feet wide between curbs Ras;.
|9 cents along Third, Fourth and i E;fth
T 1~ss' streets all want the same thing
Eslderation. ~ TURNER con-
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Number of Concessions for Coming
Big Event Are Granted.

The executive committee of the state
ran association, Thursday let the
5ioiio"lhs concessions: Beer and cigar
priNlleses, restaurant privileges, fruit
a.anas. SOL drinks, confectionery, Ice
cream and ice cream cones II was
also decided to establish a number OF
rest tents furnished with chairs and
tapies for the convenience of those who
uesife to take light refreshment or rest
curing the heat of the day. Such chairs
VII DE obtained as are constructed for
me purpose Of containing the weary.
ana tent and chairs will be free OF ali
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saltair, Labor Day, $500 prizes
READING ROOM FOR BLIND.

n public meeting is called for next
Wednesday at the free public library to
discuss the proposed reading room for
the blind, which is to open a week from
next Monday. on Sept, II. All interested
In the blind and the effort being mace
for their benefit, re specially requested
TO be present, as at this meeting im-
portant measures necessary for the work
j. pr discussed.
Tho meeting Will be held at p. m.
i'll the board room.
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GRANT SCHOOL.

Principal, w. j. Mccoy; b, Emma
Blcdsoe; assistant. Zillah Darke; lis,
Ia, Lucy Duray; 2B. Agnes lawson;
3B, Louise Benz 3B. Laura Tyler; 3A
Grace Fisher ga, Alb. Pearl Durnel;
Alb, Ida Roberts, Alb. Eva Lloyd: IA,
Viola Kelly: IA. Anna McIntyre; 5B.
Josephine Mooney 5B, Myrtle Brain:
ga. Martha Alexander; GA, Ethel Har-
combe: GA. Leah Arnold; 7B, James b.
Anderson; IA, Annette G. Bankey; 3d.
Lois Miller: 6B. Marie Rogawsky: an
mex, 2B, Myrtle Cracroft; 2B. Nellie
! a Han
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Adams: assistant, Mary Bransford; IA,
Adeline Thackeray; 2B. Polly Rey-
nolds. "a, BESSIE Mckenzie: "a. 3B.
Mabel Daley: "a, Annis kingsburS;
Alb Louisa King; "a. Fora shaw: ABA
Lydia Schramm: 5B. Carolyn Koch;
5A, Martha Smith: 6B. Mary Helm;
GA. Marie Hunt; 7B. Rachel Edwards;
TB, Nellie Ham; IA, Fanny Galbraith;
GB, Lisle Bradford: SB. Nellie Probes:
SB, Belle Quinn; ga, Katherine Trask;
Eunl; -,ts
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Beamish; "a, Rubetta Moorhead: 2B,
Frances Redfield: "a, Eugcnia Mort;
3B. Althea Morcton; 3B. Anna K.
Brunton; "a, Eleanor McMaster; Alb,
Maude Paul: "A. Maude Clark; 5B.
Libble Cushing; ga, Sarah Lytle; 6B,
Brace Snyder; GA. Sarah Young; 7B.
ELLA V. Hutchinson; IA, Cora Clark;
ga, Emma INte; SB. Sarah Nj. Gillett;
SB, Eva Eldredge.,
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he cannot find a. nanny goat. 1t ap-
pears he made a score of inquiries IN
every probable direction and after
making every possible effort to locate
nanny goat was forced finally to
bow his head III defeat. Now. II Mr..
Ensign read the Semi-Weakly News he
would Very possible have insured his
future happiness. because he would
have found that j. r. Hannlin. OF Ka-
nab, could furnish him With innumer-
bic goats of both sexes
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a BURNT CHILD

breads the fire. The dread is whole
some, but not the burn: that can be
| |!l,,a, and instantly relieved by ap-
|ISlng Billiards. Snow Eminent. Be
prepared for accidents by keeping a bot
| .mr, always in the house. Best for
ss!piaihs, bruises. cuts, scalds rheuma-
!, nha. neuralgia, bunions-any and all
M n, and pains Price &c. SOC and 81 go.
for sale by z. G. NJ. J. Drug Co, liz
and In South Main Street. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04
HAMILTON SCHOOL

Principal, w. W. Barton; 49, Mrs,
A. b. Stephens; assistant, Mary Gill
mer: 1B, Aimee Best: a, Kate Alley;
2B, Edna Evans: 2B. Edith Gaby; "a,
Annie Christensen; SB, Harriet Pen
fold: 3B. Elsie TTrederickson; "a, Claire
Stevenson: Alb. Amelia Stockdale. "A.
Marjorie Whiteley: 5B. Ida Sconberg:
5B, Clara White; "a. Fannie Walters.
6B. Matte Wilt: ga. Carrie Hamilton,
73, Margaret Hartwell: IA. Leola
SchrGck: SD. Nina D. Whitaker.
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL.

Harrsion; assistant, Ethel Harvey; 1B-
A, Ethel Symons: 2B, Annie Ander-
son; 2B, Carrie Atkins; 2B, Ella Chase:
3B, Rhea Simons; BIB. Caroline Har-
rison; ga Verne Patterson; Alb, Zeta
Morris: ga. All. Ida Dysart: IA. Clar-
issa Beesley: 5B, Annie Parsons; 5B,
Celia Mccall; ga Daphne Bateman;
6B, Louise Shell: GA, Pcnta Melton;
7B, Caroline Smith: IA Cora Patter-
son: SB, Retta Cassidy; kindergarten,
Margaret Moore.
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EMERSON SCHOOL.

Principal, Mary Dysart; 1B, Ella
Lowenstein; assistant Maude Smith;
IA. Mary l.. Robinson; assistant,
Lucy Quinn; "a. Lila Salmon "a,
Mary Moffet: 3B, Laura Widdison: Alb,
Alice lillian; Alb, Ruby Knowlton; IA,
Flora Hosford; 5B. Irene Emery; 5B,
Gertrude Pearson; 5A. Jeans Nc
Gibbon: 6B, Alice Christensen; 7B,
Ina Nichols; IA, SB. Grace McCionable:
SB. Emma Mitchell; Kindergarten,
Lulu Keytinr
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LAKE BREEZE SCHOOL.
First Third, Julia WEIGH.
LINCOLN SCHOOL.

Principal, EVELYN Reilly: 1B Ethel
McDonald; assistant Lem Myers; Ia,
Nellie WEIGH; 2B. Adelaide Nelson;
PA, Margaret Brundage: 3B, Maude
Morgan: ga. May Alexander; ALB.
Marie Jensen; "A, Harriet Hobart;
s5B. Rhoda Baxter: ga. Blanche
Stats; 6B. Clara Kcner: ga. Ruby
Smith: 7B-A. Maria Clay; SB, NJ
lone Carroll: Annex, lib, 2B, Julia
Littley; assistant, Lilly Reiser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04

Labor day horse races at Fair
Grounds, 2 O'Clock Fine card: fast
races: good horses. All contests for
blood. The Salt Lake Driving club
has charge. Nuff said.
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FREMONT SCHOOL.

Principal w. D. Prosser: b, Emma
T.. Swan; assistant. Corinne Christen-
sem IA. 2B, Emma Quayle: 2B-A, Ora
Dunford; BIB. Ada Grimsdell. 3A
Myrtle Brown: 4B. Rose Storer; IA,
Barbara Hoffer: 5B Myra Rid: 5A.
Mamie Abbott; 6B, Tillie Bliss; Ga,
Alice TomlinSon
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FRANKLIN SCHOOL.

Principal i. N. Pouson; 1B. Grace
Livingston; assistant Mary Freder-
ickson; lib. Mary Parker; assistant,
Carrie Christensen; la, Emma Evans:
IA, Priscilla Solomon: 2B, Vera Os-
valid; "a. Jeane Hyde: 3B. Josephine
Sorenson: ga. Jane Cutler; Alb. Win
ME Webb; 5B, Rachel IRE: ga, De-
borah Risley; 6B, Helen Letchield:
GA, Alyda Osmond; 7B, Emma Sum
elmer: "a. Clara Hait' st5. W.Iu.
Npedham Or Claire Mail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04

September, 4. and 6, for opening
1900 acres of land under Carey Act.
Round trip from Salt Lake $3.50 City
Ticket office. POI Main st.
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M. G. M.
Excursion TO Logan

September 18th. via O. S. l.. Round
trip $3.50. Special train will leave
Salt Lake $50 a. M. returning, to
leave Logan at 500 p m. Entertain
ment at Agricultural College.
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Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group if you apply DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil at once. l acts like magic.
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LONGFELLoW SCHOOL.

Principal, Elizabeth V. Fritz; 1B-A,
Ethel Simons: in, 2B. Van Dyn Doty;
3B-A. Ruby Gamettc: Alb. Annie
Nordvall: IA. Emma Hollhcrg; 5B-A,
Lillian COnnelIy
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To be opened for settlement at Dow
ney. Idaho, September 18th. Reduced
rates via o. S. l.. September 4, 5 and
6. City Ticket office POI Main st.
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wAsATCH SCHOOL

Principal, Oscar Van Colt; lib. Ada
M. Pratt: assistant, Emma Goffe; la,
2B, Lois Davis; assistant, Stella Brown;
"a, Minnie Ray; 3B, Carrie Romence;
ga, Adelaide Joynt; 4B, Clara Larsen;
IA, Grace Smith; aB, Salle Mcleod;
ga. Anna Anderson; 6B, Kathryn Je-
Itch; GB. Ivie Ensign; GA, Nellie Ros-
ser: 7B. Grace Parr: 6B, Nina Ken
dali. SB Ianr CARNEY
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LOWELL SCHOOL.

Principal William Bradford lB.
Ella Murphy; assistant, Ruby Chris
tensen: E. Natalie Thomas: assist
ant. Mary Watkins: 2B, MaEbelle
Cassidy: 2BA. Elva Gundry: 3B, ADA
Cram: "a, Maybel!e Crowley; Az,
Minnie Burmester; Alb, Geneva Love;
"A, Irene Judges: 5B. Grace Nicker-
SOM 5A, Fannie Buckbee: 6B, Laura
Young: 6B, Edna Wilkinson. GA, Jean
Mcneil; 7B, Kate James; "a, Jean
CHASER; SB, Margaret Outcalt; SB,
Carrie Sappington; kindergarten,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04

"Doan's Ointment cured mo of &C.
zema that had annoyed me long
time. The cure was permanent" Hon.
S. w. Matthews. Commissioner Labor
Statistics. August, Me.
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BRYANT SCHOOL4

Principal. Grace E. Frost: B-A.
Hazel George; Jennie Gray. assistant;
2B-A, lmogene Angel; 3R, Bessie Ban
croft; 3A, 4B, Anna Jensen; "A, Lou
Dunn, 5B-A, Helen Monroe; '6B, Flor
cnce Rossberg GA, 7B, Elizabeth Eft
ter; SB. Olive Ferris.
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LABOR DAY HORSE RACES.

$500. 1t goes to the winner or the
three cornered match race at the La
Dor DAY horse races. Fair Grounds,
MONDAY, o'clock. Horses, Willetts,
Alzalna. and Lizzie Rigstaff
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TWELFTH SCHOOL.

CUnder supervision of Bryant.)
First Second. V. Mae Carter: Sec
ond Third, Grace Worrell; SA, Halle
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Qucncl,es Thirst.

HoRsFoRD,s ACID PHOSPHATE.
II makes a refreshing. cooling bever-
age. and wholesome tonic--superior TO
lemonade. q
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MARTIN FAMED.

The council granted a petition pre-
eonted bv Max Daniels. who is con
structng a theater at 225 south state
street, to eXcavate underneath the
sidewalk in front of the proposed
structure. The petition was present
sed nv Councilman Martin, who Is also
sarchitect for the new theater. When
| Tic matter came up, some of the
connclmen protested vigorously
against such an Outrageous request.
land moved that it be not granted.
Councilman Martin. began 10 tooh
around with surprise when a sup
messed litter from several quarters
showed he was being "guyed" III,
}tle The request was then granted
with the stipulation that no advertise
Ements appear on the fence around
The council adjourned until Tues,
5day evening next, as Monday is Labor
9laV
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THIS AID is FREE.
If You Want a Nanny Goat Don't
Phone, Read the "Ncws."

III u local paper yesterday there ap
peared highly colored romance rclat
ing now one L. r. Ensign has rivenl,,n
an nope of tranquil future because
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WATERLOO SCHOOL.

Principal, L. L. II. Scott; 1BA.
Tliza Swenson; assistant. Ida. Macdon
aid: 2B, Ella Jeremy; 3B,Birdie Bloom
quist; Alb, Mana Salmon: "A. 5B. Nina
Kennall: ga, 6B, Minnie Messenger;
IRA. Fanny Allen.
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lagoon Omen Till Oct. 9th.

Select dances Wednesday and Sat
urday. soc includes everything.
Special train.
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.JAcKsOM scHooL.

Principal, Z. S. Hallock; 1B, Theresa
Godbe; assistant. Pauline White; 1B,
Emma Brown: assistant. Florence
Smithen; IA. Mrs. Susan B. HAYES,
2B, Alice Hubert: 2B. Sadie Coates:
"a, Corinne Foster: "a Rose Cook,
3B, Lille Booth: SB. Eva Hamin: 3A,
Amy Addoms; aB. lydia Smithen: "A.
Luella Irvine: 5B, Gertrude Flagel; ga,
Mary Wanless; GA, Bira Brandenbur-
ger: IA Jennie Crabbe; SB, Anna
Erickson
JORDAN SCHOOL.
9 First Third. Helen Davis.
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL.
Principal, ]. H. coombs: lib, Anna
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Board Of Education Decides to
Teach the Embryo House,
wife Domestic Science.
TEACHERS FOR CURRENT YEAR
Superintendent Announces Assign
mcnts at TwcntSsix schools
Throughout the City.

Upon. recommendation OF City Supt.
| d. H. Christensen, the board Of educa-
ton, sitting as committee OF the
| lish a course of cooking in the high
! school a room i'll the Union building.
which adjoins the high school, has been
secured and this will be fitted up for
the cooking class, at ali estimated ex-
pcnse of $3.50. The total cost for the
department the first year will reach
s1,750 according to Supt. Christensen.
of which $1,000 Is for the salary of the
instructor.
The board also voted f. supply the
uintal training school witt desks, sup
plies, text books, etc, so that a school
may be maintained there during the
winter. All children sent to the school
will be given instruction in the cons
mon branches.
The board named Edgar Mitchell to
assist y. w. Parratt as supervisor in
the manual training department. The
assignment of teachers was referred
to Supt. Christensen, With power to act.
The assignments will be found in an
other column.
The following teachers We're appoint
ed: Blanche Stats, Jean Mcneil, Helen
Monroe. Ella Lowenstein, Ida McDon-
aid and Marion McEwan.
The opening meeting of the school
teachers for the year will be held at tho
Lafayette school at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
DIR. ]. t. Kinsbury of the L. of u will
deliver the address.
The assignment OF teachers for the
school year which opens Tuesday is
announced as follows:
MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL.
A. o. Soderberg, Harriet Randolph.
Anna Fouche, Laura Foster Joseph
Soderbcrg, Sarah Karrick, Florence
Parry. Jessie Hutchinson
HIGH! SCHOOL.
Mathematics-L. NJ. Gillian, W. T.
Brown, Matte b. Prosser, Clurissa NJ
Ellerbeck, Minnie c. Cassidy. Jessie
Freeland. Margaret McNichie. English
L. M. Dukes, Mamie I. Moffet, Frances
Qualtrough, Elizabeth Messmore, Vir-
ginia Bush, Hulda Youngberg, Mildred
'Tibbals, Harriet d. Travis, Ruby Wonn
Elsie J. Ward. Latin and Greek-Alice
Hague. Garnet Attridge German-May
Y. Critchlow, Charles II. Miles, Caro-
line Paine. French-Belle f. Bedford
Matilda Domenge. History-Ira D.
Travis. Fannie Thomc. Nancy Leath-
erwood. Science-A. O. Clark, C. c.
Sooner. Helen NJ. Boxrud Rose NJ
Cassidy. A. O. Garrett, Elizabeth Bond
Commercial department-W. A. Nc
Kay, Emily G. Curtiss. Susie Wilton,
Ethel Riley. p. j. McRae James D.
Todd Assembly-Anna T.. Buchanan.
Mayne. Manual trainng--J L. Town
send, NJ. j. Hough. Marie Berkoel Mill
tary tactics-W. C. Webb.
{,
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a BURGLAR IN TOWN.

His name is had cough lie doesn't
care for gold OF silver but he vii steal
your health away. II he appears in your
Horchotnd Syrup. 1t may mean con-
sumption If you don't. \ cure for all
&c, soc and si.oo per bottle. For sale by
2. e NJ L. Drug CO., 112 and III South
Main st. II
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|ijJTC|L ACCEPTS
BIDS FOR BONDS.
u,odip. nousar 9 Moore Ct
chicago viii Furnish Cash
For Improvements.
z,ps7 lMs7ALLME.n'Ts OCT. !
10 civ VIII Receive $1,000
'n'l on water and $4,000 on
The sewer Issues,
! the purpose of legalizing the

=. tbe purpose Of legalizing the
.anc. Of the award of the con-.
acysp sor the city's 100000 bond IS
'''', 4, Woodin. McNcar & Moore, OF
SUE, the city council last night
C",sI - snecial session and passed an
III d,rance accepting the bid OF inc
company named. a resolution was
~. .,anted Tuesday evening accepting
.ho hid. but this was rescinded and
ano,ler moro carefully worded was
adonted last night prior to the passage
~ Tho ordinance All the steps lead.
~, T., III IN TO the awarding Of the con-
, me we're gone over so that no INV
,,irh, he found in the record. me
hnnds will bear interest at the rate
n nG'. per cent, which is 4 per cent
Ice than the price advertised. me
nrst instalIment OF the bond money
Iii, vi, he due Oct. 1, when the city Will
Voc soneiye 100000 on the water issue
and sla5.o0O on account of the sewer
hnnd issue The second installment
ns wafer bonds Will be due Jan !.
lana when $150,00O will be received
nv the city. The last installment Or
water bonds, amounting to $125,Oo0,
viii be delivered and money paid over
Anril 81, 1903.
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BE ut lagoon Wednesday ~ Saturday,
Select dance. excellent cafe, soc.
Lagoon open every day, its beautiful.

saltair, Labor Day, $500 prizes.
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HORSE RACES LABOR DAY.

$500 prizes Labor Day saltair.
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"Our Sunland.'

so pages, 80 pictures. . maps, replete
With valuable information dealing
especially with the million dollar
Oasis project Is West End South,
Salt Lake.
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10000 ACRES LAND.

Labor Day, saltair, $500 prizes.
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ONEouA SCHOOL.

Principal. Mark c. Brown; 1B, Violet
Iverson: assistant. Margaret Johnson;
LA, Nora link; 2B. Violet Bardsley: "a,
Daisy Clark; BIB, Ella Jeremy; ga, Mar
gu.erite Taylor; dB. Grace Nelson; "A.
Emma Mcneil; 5B, Florence Christen-
sen; ga, Ivy Evans; 6B-A, Mary Breech;
7B-A, Ella Kelsey; b. Sadie Reser
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UNION SCHOOL.

Principal, A. B. Kesler: 1B-A, Grace
Lyons; assistant, Ethel Hayward, Is,
Viola Burrell; 40 Belle Shurley; SA,
Margaret Vote; SA, Ruth Storer.
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SUMNER SCHOOL.

Principal, Eta Powers: lB, Irma
Eberhardt; assistant, Ruth Armstrong;
1B-A, Georgia Wheeler: assistant. Bes-
sic Worthen; 2B. Kathryn Wall; as
.sistant, Helen Islaub: pa. Cora Eaton,
3B, Florence Harrison; 3B, Maude BaX-
ter; ga, Ethel Rumel; 4B, Alice Mac
donald; Alb, Jessica Barnard: IA, 5B,
Lille Mcfarland; ga, Blanche I<idder;
6B, Gertrude Morton; GA, Mary Chris
Jensen; 7B. Grace Drybread IA, Vio-
let Whitworth sA, Ethel Lane; SB,
ella CroWder.
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WEBSTER SCHOOL.

Principal, f. y. Keeler; lB, Matte
Mckay: assistant, Marian NIcEwan;
IB, Elizabeth Peterson; lib, MaSne
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EAR PRIVILEGES LET,

saltair, Labor Day. $500 prizes.
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BONNEVILLE scHoC

Principal, Josephin Chambers; lib. 2B
Rhoda Duffy; 3B-A, Marion Thomp-
son; Alb, ga, Laura Peters.