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The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-11
Eu sian Pony Coats

We Ind never supposed that we could sell as many fur
coRts rs we nave lady sold this season. Customers are able
to supply Che reason. They say that "No0Aeye, e0eu in the
a4gest s5heS. 1aoe hey seen such 0aMes and that can depend
yin b sailing oaI oUAat IS right" IT'S the latter statement
thaG pleases os as zach as the selling. Many so-called Russian
Pony Coa5a adverased at very low prices are most likely
Amercan Calf Die lye color being as uncertain. as the skin
Itself
I've guarantee ours as Russian Pony, best French dye.
Several grades and many lengths, so, 65, Is, IS, 100, $135.
Blended Sl5eran Squirrel Coats, $135.
! BacA Caraeui Goats, $50.
Furlined Goats, S45.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-11

jolly social event. Mrs. ALTAR hun =.
the piano and Mr.. Walter Carter on the
violin rendered some lively music. The
viands served were appetizing. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry .Flani-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Car
ter, Mr.. and Mis-. Jere Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Holton, MIR: and Mrs. John
Gruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Adams, Miss
Emma Shrourds, Mr.. F. Ii. Elliott.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-11

ward P.
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( uried in
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airs. He
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tnetery.
money by
wings De-
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es in that
for death.
airing my
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ly husband
says Mrs.
Ky. t'The
Improvement
SO pounds
$ fully re-
the worlds
d colds and
prevents
srantee al
and $1.0O,
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-11
CENT Porn COLUMN

Canal Bridge. Apply to ID. W. Newe6Innb
Ghqrchtown, or j. G. Norton, 205 East 4th ST.
Wilmington. ID 4tf. ~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-08-22

"THEREFORI3 WI, APE CONFRONTED THE BRUTAL
FACT THAT THE GODDESS OF JUSTICE OFTEN SLEEPS
IN COLORADO AND ONLY AWAKES AT THE JINGLE OF
THE COIN OF THE REALM"
spoke w. b Smith district attorney for the first
judicial district Of Colorado in discussing confronting
County interview published last the Denver
of which follows: that
Arapahoe County completely boss-rdden
great difficulty having obeyed county
of the district the contrary hav
hesaed to take orders x ordered this
than weeks after which time to
county hold where remained weeks
the celebrated Wagner affidavit was
published This presented and
had laid to-day Under of
Colorado prosecuting officer depends absolutely upon
private nomers who may have grievances
authority employ detectives or to ap
point officers and the shers often handicapped by
county they will pay expenses
the state
by
Colorado only coin
OF the realm.
As to at this
give because consider the public
Important qualification personal explain the
situation through the public press
Mr. Smith has been resident of this community eight
years maintained excellent integrity we'll
rected and the best of citizenship Those
outside judicial district have not
slightest affairs will be
when be
question his will candid good
loyal and awabng people of that they
Brady. During Mr. Smiths official
sible honestly faithfully and ndustray
pertaining apol-
ogy to make for his official
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-08-22

laid upon the bevity Bryans
speech by the democratic only
thousand However this his third
he realized
the days of 96 and Then he ucidae
platform letter the campaign
verboiy for anything his
the of his press boosters brevy
the speech Perhaps they
too much talk would prove disastrous
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-08-22

No. 2-John Green, Silver Plume.
No. 3-H. T. Hamill.
No. Nv. H. Shigley, Georgetown.
No. 5-B. c. Catren, Georgetown.
No. 6-Willis Bristol, Empire.
! No. I'M. B. Noel, Lawson.
No. 8-Simon Dingle, Dumont.
j No. 9-W. H. Nichols, Freeland.
No. 11-John Trathen, Idaho Springs
No. 12-E. r Lumley, Idaho Springs
| No. l3-W. A. Haggott, Idaho
Springs.
No. IA. ]. o'Rourke, Idaho
Springs.
/ No 15-S. l., Burger, Idaho Springs.
No. &c. E. Alexander, Alice.
No. 17-Chas. Crosson, Brookvale.
By direction of the republican county
Central county central committee,
Saturday August 18th, at eight O'Clock
P. NJ. was designated as the time for
holding the caucuses in the several
precincts. In order that the Republi-
can voters might be informed as to
place Of holding these caucuses the
following has been compiled.
No. Town Hall, Silver Plume
No. 2-Town Hall, Silver Plume.
No. 3-Court House, Georgetown.
No. 4-Court House,
No. 5-Court House, +"
No. Clown Hall, Empire.
No. mills House, Lawson,
No. s-School House, Dumont.
No. 9-School House Freeland
No. 11-Hose house No. 2, Idaho
Springs.
No. 12-Swedish church Idaho Springs
No. I3-Firemens hall, -
No. 14-Castle Hotel -
No. 15-Tub bath house -
No. l6- School House, Alice.
No. 17-Post Office, Brookvale.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-08-22

Springs Mining Gazette the leader of democratic
and the faithful the workings of party
county.
convention CONTENTION
speaks political democratic mind reader
profession
be democratic saddle riding defeat.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-08-22

last Saturday
candidates appeared for the republican nomination for
E. r. ume, Chas Brandstetter, John NAL
and John R. White The SingsNews authorized
empacaly unreservedy that John T. Malaeu
will be candidate for this position.
this knowledge
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-08-22

THE republican called for the Goth inst and the
republican interest in this
foundation work Elsewhere will be found
and place for holding the for the
precincts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-08-22

THE republican convention for Clear will
held in Idaho Springs Saturday September fifth which
delegates will be selected for judicial
call also provides for placing nomination ticket The
will have within power
that adjourn subsequent date claimed
that made regularly
it will make long thing however
done The officers and
should
prelmnaries be arranged gotten
proper condition for active when the
this delegates will
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-08-22

1t is ordered that Caucuses for the
selection of delegates to said Conven-
ton be held at the various precincts
for such purpose on Saturday August
10Th, 1908 at the hour of O'Clock p. m
and Precinct Chairmen are hereby or
dered to so call said caucuses.
All persons in sympathy with the
principles of the Republican party are
invited to attend and participate in said
caucuses.
w. G. HAEsELER,
Chairman Republican County Central
Committee.
r. H. BLACKMAN,
Secretary.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
H. G. Haeseler, Chairman George
town.
r. H. Blackman, Sec'y Georgetown.
No. l-Wm. Stevens, Silver Plume.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-08-22
Republican County Convention

Pursuant to the action of the Repub-
lican County Central Committee of
Clear Creek County, Colorado, notice is
hereby given that Republican County
Convention will be held at the Opera
House in the City of Idaho Springs,
on Saturday, September 5th, A. D.
1908, at O'Clock p. m for tine purpose
of placing in nomination the following
county officers to be voted for at the
ensuing general election, to-wit:
One County Clerk,
One County Treasurer,
One County Judge,
One County Sheriff,
One County Assessor,
One County Superintendent Of
Schools.
One County Coroner,
One County Commissioner for First
Commissioner District.
One County Commissioner for Second
Commissioners District,
One representative to the Seventeen tn
General Assembly.
Also for the purpose Of electing
thirteen delegates to the Republican
State Convention, and like number
of delegates to the First Judicial Dis
trict convention; the eighth District
Senatorial Convention, and the twenty
six tn District Senatorial Convention,
and for the transaction of any other
ht,ctnaSS ~ y,rorarlu -.
fore said convention.
The several precincts in the county
will be entitled to the following rep
resentation in said convention.
Precinfs Delenafne
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Ida NJ. Cambridge to Frank A. Eagleson. lot
In line Of Ferty.eigsth M avenue. 100 n Of K
J. c. McMullen and wife to Henry z. Chandler
ct al, lot in E line OF Forty-hrst arenne 2T5
Of s. : street E @ lao by ; 100; SO
in line Of Sixth avenue. 16s \. of Lake street.
in S line OF Broadway. -125 W of Baker street n
100 by IS l32:Ts; -
cr5s2 it iohn hlocs sn1 "a dss COMPANY to Hida
Pauline Friedlandef TO George Booie lot fu W
line Of Brcderick street, 25 \ Of Fulton. n 22.a
S. Dueas company to Alvin sarcander and
wife. lot IN Sw line cfsSeyenth avenue. go NV
dwap s. Malsts Il e. 70 S.se ase e w,l,.m.
Il line OF Valley street. $50 Of Castro. Z
Anna Jacobs to Jose Torres. lot in line .,
Green Gre street. sl:sA Of Powell BIOS BY S
Albert F. Anderson and wife to Hugh small,
dale avenue and s-S2 W Of Mflliken street Is
by W 105.s. $40.
wensInger. .decessedJ to Leopold weinssein.' lot
al NE corner Of Fourteenth avenus and \ street
sops5 eocold Nv weiSstein ~ ' and wife 10 o-
4 Street south. Sc Is By Ne 100: 80. e4as anu
Of stsnlsy street 80 n Of Victoria. : 50 + by 1s
r. E. Molen to John ". Lunholm. lot at in
line Of lot 20. NV 2s By Ne 90: also lot il s
line Of Fifteenth street. 252:5 " Of Castro. s
l7;4l. NY 1873. g.. SO.
Robert Grasshod TO William Grasshon ct al
lot in W line Of Scott street, % Of Oak.
Eugene ]. JunoTifz ana wife to Alpbonse
Devnies and wife, lot In E line OF Honestead
street. 1s5 OF Twenty fifth, 23 By 1o5:
$40.
William h, Heaiy and wife to Alfred J. Hea-
y. lot At Sw corner @ Of Of sutter and Baker
Alfred H. Healy to John \. Tresovich. same;
s1o- -
London. Paris and American bank To Mrs. n
= Ritter. lot 4. block 10 sunnyvzle homestead:
SO.
Mrs. H. ]. Ritter TO Henry Cordes same; $40.
Herman n. Lsnge to Lange Investment com
pany lot In line OF Stanyan street f25 Of
Carl. Is. E 127. 12:6. q, 1910. W
100; SO.
D. J. Buckley to Harry I. Horn, lot in "
line OF Third avenue, 125 y of Point Iobox \
s5:6. w es.6lz, NE TO point. 52:s Of Third
SW 1885, TAIN: s..
" line Of Third avenue 42s Of Point Lobos.
Third: { I'd. sw s7:s, 74:Ix: SIC. 90 o.
: Harry L Hem and ntfs- - Sarah J. Joha-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
DEATHS

ANDERsoN-In Alameda. Cal, March le 1905.
Margaret Anderson, beloved wife OF Julius
and Harold T., Anderson, and sister Of VIII.
liam KanneIly and the late Nellie Bloom,
a native Of Boston. Mass, aged As years
Friends and acQuaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day). at o'clock a. sfa.. from the ulortuary
chapel Of the Golden Gate undertaking com
thence to St James church. corner OF Twenty
third and Guerrero streets. where requiem
Be ceiebrsted at Gas 4. n. Interment Holv i-,
Cross cemetery, by carriage
BAUMEISTER-In this city. March 81. Ie0s.
Henry Baumeister. beloved husband of Marie
the late Anna and Maria Baumsisser. ana
brother Of Anton, Catherine and the late Mar
garet Baumeister. native Of Germany AGED
f of St. Psulus u.s. D. r. r.. Gnderstus armSss sanSss
verein and san Francisco branch No. isf.
G. &. Of A.
invited ~ to attend the funeral Tcesday, March ,.
Of canfner Brothers, a46o Sixteenth street
between Church and Sanchez thence to ST.
tween Jones and Leavenwortb streets where q
requiem high mass for the repose OF his soul
win be celebrated, commencing at o'clock
a. m Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by car
riage-
BEHLING-In this city, March II. 1905. Her
man Behling. dearly beloved husband of
Martha Behlfng. son Of Kathrina and the late
Henry Behling. and brother of John II.
Behling q native Of Hanover. Germany. aged
"a years 10 months and Is days A member
of Hannoveraner verein: Arapahoe tribe No.
ers' benevolent and protective association.
fBrooklyn and New York papers please CODY b
Friends and aequaintances are respectfuliy
invited TO attend the funeral Tuesday, March
"a. at D. m. from the pariors OF n. +.
Subr Co.. s91Qs Mission street between
2wsnty-AfA ard xgsnty-sixth- Intesment Gy-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
MARRIAGES.

FREEMAN-FOwLER--In this. city. March Is.
1905 By the Rev. E. R. Ollie. pastor Gen.
tral NJ. E. church. Harry ~. Freeman, NJ D..
and Mary EsteIle Fowler, both Of San Fran
cisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city. March
81, 1908. by the Rev. Frank Smart Ford,
pastor First Christian church, Alphonzo NJ.
Kelley OF Morgan Hill. CAL. and Janet L.
whitehurst of Gilroy, Cal.
KNUQSON-TIMMINS-I this city. March. 3,
1905 by the Rev. o. Groensberg. Knud j..
Knudsen and Mary Timmins.
ROSESGRES - KYERLAND-m this 4city,
March 10, 1908, by the Rev. o. Groensberg,
Carl Rosengren and Hfida \, Kyerland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday, March 21:.
Alfred Kirby. so s32 Alvarado ST.. and Bes-
sic Roseveare, 80, Dover. n. j.
Leo F.. Heney.- 81. San Francisco. and MI
dred Davis. IS. Los Angeles
william s. Bliss, A. 2s9s Broadway, and
Anne s. Buekbee. Is, 2510 Pacific ave
Alphonzo NJ Kelley. IS, Morgan Hill. and
Janet L. whitehurst, q, Gilroy.
Julian Kozlowski. %. I2S San Jose ave-, and
Mary Solska 26, i4Sl Fifteenth 81
Antonio Crotta 80. 747 Brannan St. and
Csrlotta Cademartori. %. e65 Wisconsin 81.
Charles c. Harris. %, Seattle, and Zola Bone.
II, 1751 Sanchez ST.
OAKLAND, March 21--The following mar
rage licenses were issued today:
James NJ Mccarthy, %, and Cora Byers, 20.
both of Oakland
william Smith. 80, and Theresa O'Brien, is,
al Arthur s. Clifford. "a. Oakland, and. Alta B.
Enslow, 90 Berkeley.
B. Daley, %. Oakland
Andrew Law, 35, and Maria A. Jamart. S2.
both OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
BIRTHS

RELDEN-In this city March IL 1905, to the
wife of William Belden tnee Manning. q
daughter.
RAYNER-In this city. TO the wife Of W. VI.
RayRer. daughter. .re
SREsOyICH-In Certe MADEIRA, Cal-.sN March. rs.
1905 TO the wife of J.. n. Srescvtch. son.
TIscoT-In this city. March Is. 1908. to the
wife of A. Tiseot, son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

Point .Lobos .57.s W 6S:611. NE 5e:s. "
Of Third avenue. sw s7:6. E s4:i so
lot in E line Of Hardy street. 145 Of Seven
teenth, % By E co. 81.
Louis Haas and wife to H. a. schumacher,
som, NV "a by Sw so; So
Herman Herbstritt to Frida Hsrbsiritt .iot in
soc.ation. Nv 25 BY Ne 100; gift
John Sgruance and wife TO Catharine L. Clark
Italy avenue, NE % by Sc 100, $40.
Lewis G. McMullen to Burtoa r. McMuilen ct
Point Poi II Lobo. ias @ e iaos rssser W lso
also lot at corner Of Point Lobos and Par
EeT y avenues; = 100 6y @ s1;1os.; SO !. " ,,,.
street, so By W 100; $40.
lot in hssssn ne o to
Drnmm. W 25 By s 1896; $40.
J. W. Wright & Sons investment company to
street. s Is BY E 100: SO.
Of Mansfield street. 100 Sc Of woolsey. Sc SO BY
Margaret i. Adamson to same. lot ~. block c,
Lewis G. McMullen to Walter L. McMullen ct
al lot at Ne corner Of street and Thirty @ arst
avenue. 1926. s 12:s. %, W 12o. l2o.
and three other pieces; .$1o-
Building Contracts
c. g. L. Hurabeue Hurable Bros with L
Fogllotu-All work except painting. plumbing
timing chimney and brick work finish. hard
ware. mantels. shades and chandeliers for three
story and basement frame building on Mason
street. "A OF jackson. 24:e by " if:6;
S. 995
Maria Garharino with Demartini & caranzs-
All work except plumbing, gas fixtures, shads a.
frame on W line OF Mason street, 22:h OF
Vallejo $3.50.
Eugenio Erlgero with William ]. Louis
Cuneo-All work except shades, mantels and gas
fixtures for three story and basement frame IN
SW line OF kisling street. 20s Ne OF Twelfth
Ne 1886. NV so. SW 24:44. Sc so; 50. 700.
William wade-Al work except folding beds,
IRON Work roons. ETC.. ETC. for three story frame
in W line of Broderick street, 41:6 of Meal
lister 40 by W ST:6; $3.50.
Charles L. Fox with Nelson & Sheehan-All
work for seven five room apartments and one
small one at SW corner of Haight and Brod-
erick streets. " 50 by s 120s s7.75o.
with Henry Conrad--An work for two story
frame. four rooms on first floor besides bath
rooms and hall and large room on second
floor in line OF Nineteenth street 1T5 Of
Valencia, " % by ia; 50. 7eo.
Onward investment company with MseArthur
BrOs--AH work except artificial steps, concrete
and cement manteis. finish hardware. shades
and chandeliers for three story ana @ basement I,
bert, \ 30 by 6s;3; $s,970.
Bertha Enderle with A. n. Wilhelm-An work
for two story frame at NE corner OF Twenty
second and Castro streets. E 100 oy \ 5l;6;
3s73.
Hammersmith with Levi woodworking company
Woodwork for drst second and third floors.
including basement and mezzanine foor. in build
ing ar SW ccrner OF Sutter street and Grant
avenue, " Is by %; S4.696.
The correspondents OF the Paris Eclair
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
cam nF THANKS

Glynn-we herewith desire 10 express snr
heartfelt thanks TO relatives and friends
for their sympathy and beautiful foral oneF-
ings sent during late bereavement In tho
loss OF dearly beloved wife and mother
Patrick Glynn. Sarah Farrell. Mary Bianch-
Glyn1-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
CARD or THANKS

Reed-Mrs. Reed and family desire 70 rx>
press their heartfelt thanks 70 their Many
friends and aequal1tznees for the beanfic1f
patky In their bereaveDe1t-fhe death II
their husband. f2fher and brother and es-
pecially thank the members OF Court Golden
Gate. I. O. r. and the ice wagon drivers aad
helpers union THOMAS REED.
1724 Bryant street
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
CARD or THANKS

O'Donnel-we desire 10 express our heart
felt thanks 20 our friends for their kindnesS.
sympathy and foral offerings IN our late. BE-
reavene1t-the loss o. our precious dauehrer.
WN- G. and JOSEPHINE O,DONSEL-- :
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

The correspondent OF the Paris Eolair
at Cherbourg declares that a record OF
experiments has disappeared from the
torpedo department at the arsenal. This
document. which has been kept for IL
years. contained valuable information
regarding the handling of the various
types of torpedo, and 1t is believed TO
be impossible to replace it.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
CARD or THANKS

Cohnreieh--ve- desire % express our hearts
felt thanks 70 our many friends. the Traev
elers' Protective association Of Americas
Court Golden Gate. Foresters Of America. ami
Golden West tent OF the Knights Of the Mac
cabees for their sympathy and beautiful d0ral
offerings rendered Us IN our late bereavement.
the loss OF our devoted husband. father. sun
and brother. Eugene R. Cohnreich-
THE FAMILY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS

WALNUT ST, 1T4T-S or large. sunny fur
nished house keeping rooms: modern; large
yard: choice loca atfon near locals and down
town: reHt $50.
PRINCE ST.. l547. Lorfn-3 rooms, suitable for
housekeeping. $40 month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

ANY amounr * low rate. CONNOLLY s WEST,
eent<zl court. Bacon block.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

OAKLAND Loan and Trust CO.-SaIsry loans;
established rears- Room .. 100315 Broad
way. hours 8 70 l.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

ROOMS AND BOARD-BerkeIey
SUNNY south room, also large west room, for
couple all conyenie1ces. with good home
cooking; price reasonable; 10 minutes to Key
Route. Ashley station. 1881 Russell St near
Telegraph, Berkeley. fs.&
DWIGHT way. 1881. blocks from DWIGHT way
statioA-Niee. sunny rooms. single or double
with the best table board; home cooking;
Berkeley.
LARGE, handsomely furnished south room; Oak
land and Key Route cars pass door, 270o
College az, Berkeles
SHATTUCK av. 1885, L block from Berryman
station-Most select rooms and board, refined
home omforts: furnace heat.
ROOMS TO LET-FruitvaIe
FOR rent-Part of 6 rpoua. furnished modern
cottage. SO; take Fruitvale car, 405 Shuey
sv.%or 26th near East 27th st. Fruftvals
ROOMS. TO RENT-Alameda
9Th St, 1906. Alameda-3 unfurnished rooms
for house keeping. with bath. water and gas
BOARDING FOR CHILDREN
LADY would like children to board Address
1851 I'D ay.. East oakland
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-25
ORUNkARDS ARE PROBLEM
County Commissioners Wrestle With
Question of What to Do
With Dipsomaniaes

Considerable of the session of the board
OF county commissioners was taken I'D
yesterday with a discussion of what to
do with the habitual drunkard A oues-
ton arose because of the fact that so
many lnebriates are being sent TO the
county jail to be cared for, and after bav-
ing been restored to health immediatelv
relapse to their old habits
Among those who addressed the board
on the subject was Chief of Police T. p
Browning, who said that the question
was ore of the utmost Importance: that
IL mad been taken up elsewhere and ordj-
nances providing for the care of sIIch
persons at some place other than the
Jails had been provided
After considerable discussion a motion
prevailed that the board use every mora
effort with the city officials to bring
about better conditions in the saloons:
also that the board communicate with
the city officials showing the number of
cases that have come under their obser-
walton here with a view of ascertaining
whether. or not something could not be
accomplished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-25
Real Estate Transfers.

The following warranty deeds were
filed yesterday for record with the coun-
ty recorder:
George NJ. Bramwell and wife 20 Will
liam H. Coy, part of the southwest quar-
ter of section 81. township Z range 9
west: consideration $3.50
Martha Stone to Dudley W. Stone. part
lot IL, block T. South Ogden survey; con-
sideratjon. $500
Samuel F, HalversOn and wife to Dud-
ley w. Stone. part of lot II. block 4. South
Ogden survey: consideration, $500
Mary NJ Wood to Thomas f. Gardner.
undivided quarter interest in lot ). block
$50
Alexander d. Skeen and wife to F. w.
Walker, part of the southeast quarter of
section 9. township e. range west; con-
sderetiOn. 500
David S. Tracy and wife to Louis Leon
ardi parcel of land in southwest quarter
OF section %. township 6, range l west;
consideration,s$ 81, 200.
Mary A. Garrison and husband TO Will
liam r Garrison. part of southwest quar-
ter of section 20. township g. range ] west;
consideration, $3.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-25
NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES.
(Special 10 The Herald.D }


Washington, D. G., Feb. Ex-senator
SmOOt introduced an amendment today
10 the AldriCh currency bill providing
that on Jan. l, 1909, in addition 10 the
10 per cent reserve required by law to
be held by national banks, they shall
be required to have on hand an addi-
tional . per cent of the aggregate
amount of their deposits i'm lawful
money or bonds mentioned in the act.
Representative Howell has recon-
mended for appointment as postmas-
ter Dennis Wood, of Nephi, to succeed
+. z. Booth, and ]. A Harrison, of
Helper, to succeed W. A Morrison.
The senate committee on patents to-
day reported favorably bills introduced
by Senator Smoot amending and codi-
flying the existing patent laws.
George A. Cocks, formerly of Evans
ton, WyO., who has been employed in
the postoffice department for the past
twelve years, died here yesterday. The
body will be- taken to Salt Lake CITY
for interment.