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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
ROUGH HOUSE MEN
ARE NOW IN LIMBO
Denver Post Workers Get
Themselves Into Serious
Trouble.

Simon Levin, Abe Miller, Mike Shoe
maker and Frank Smith were arrested
Thursday afternoon by Detectives
Schultz and Wheeler on a charge OF bat
terry, The prisoners are young fellows,
who attacked and seriously beat :. j,
Foulger Monday evening on West Second
South.
Fougor's jaw was broken in at least
two places. both tho right and left sides
being fractured. He was taken To the
Batter-day Saints hospital. where he was
on the operating table -four hours. IL is
probable that he VIII be compelled TO
undergo a second operation, His Cond!-
tiOn Is serious.
The prisoners are a band OF so-called
ncwsboys sent 10 salt Lake by the Den
Nor Post. They are trained In the pc
cultar methods or that notorious sheet.
and were sent 10 this city 10 put the
sunday edition" of the paper on the
streets here. lnasmuCh as the Sunday
edition. Of the Denver Post arrives in
salt Lake as carly rs Friday night. the
people may rcaliZc what they are getting
when they buy IT. The last news in the
paper Is no later than Wednesdays
This Tact, however docs not prevent the
unscrupulous publishers from pIrating
the city, with the hope Of breaking into
the Held which The Tribune has crca ted,
and which IL now holds practically To The
exclusion Of other publications. whether
In ,hlS city or elsewhere.
into towns outside OF Denver, the pub
NShcrs of the paper have organized
gangs Of "rough-housc" workers Of this
type arc the four who are now in the
city jail
Toulger Is twenty-five years OF aec.
and Is employed as window dresser I'm
Walkers store. lie Is the son OF William
T; FoulScr, and lives in Poulton court
With his wife. The affair in which he
was set upon and so severely beaten hap
ncned Monday evening shortly after
toulger had le(t the store. and was on
MS way home in company with his
brother. He was proceeding quietly
along the Sidewalk when he was set
upon 10y the ruffians because he refused
10 bny paper. 1t Is not positively
known whether or not his aSsailants used
n weapon on Foulger. but there Is q be-
lief that they did, FOR it would have been
difficult matter. indeed. Tor them TO
have inflicted the wounds which F'oulger
suffered with their fists alone
The condition OF FouCcr Thursday
evening Was worse than IL has been since
The occurrence, 1t i not believed how
cNcr that permanent evil effects will re-
suit but il will require much time and
The work Of skilled surgeons to mcnd the
broken bones properly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
STORY Of KILLING
IS TOLD To JURY
Mike Getis Relates Fatal Shoot
ing of Brother by John
kOthiaftiS.
TWO OTHER WITNESSES
ON STAND DURING DAY
Statements Made at PreIimi
nary Hearing COntradicted
on DISCRIMINATION.

The story OF the fatal shooting OF
Peter Gctis by John Kothiaftis at Biug
ham Canyon in the early morning of
December 23 last, which resulted in the
formers death, was told TO the Jury in
Judge Lewis S court room on Thursday y
by Mike Gctis, the brother Of the dead
man Mike Gctis aud another Greek i'm
has cabin were the first ones to get 10
Peter Gctis after he was shot
The witness Sald that he was in his
brothers cabin when he heard The shoot.
ing, lie Immediately ran out and found
ms brother lying by the kitchen door
His brother told him that when he went
out bacE OF the house nc saw Kotmaitis
standing by the kitchen door and the
Iaticr began firing at him and shot him
three times, He declared that after the
wounded man fell he raised up and fired
several shots at Kothiaftis aud that the
latter kept on shooting until kothiaftis
disappeared from view.
Helped Man to Cabin.
Gctis and another Greek helped the
wounded man into the cabin. and tcIe-
phoned for n doctor. His brother told
him that he was going to die and 30 tclc-
phone to Salt Lake for his father to
come out aud sec him before he died
kothlaftls received two wounds from
NettS gun and was IN the hospital for
several months from the effects of the
same. On rross.cXamiuatIon GetiS con,
tGadictcd several statements made by
him at the preliminary hearing. His
cross.cXamination had not been con.
ciudcd when court adjourned for thc
day,
John T.. Mackey and Dr.. c. NJ. Ray
were the only other witnesses on the
stand during the day. Mr. Mackey
who rs deputy county surveyor, com
plctcd his testimony with reference TO
the map and diagram nc had made of
the premises where the shooting oc.
CURED and its surroundings. Or, Ray.
who attended Gets. told of the wounds
which caused death. He said that the
man was shot in the arm and once in
the side and once in the stomach.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
SENATE COMMITTEE
LEAVES SALT LAKE
Next Irrigation Inspection Is to
BE Made at Truckee.
California.

Escorted by United States Senator
George Sutherland and several prom,
lnert railroad officials, the senate com
mittec on irrigation left salt Lake for
Ogden at 80 p m Thursday. From
Ogden the party Will 90 over the South
ern Pacific to Truckcc, Cal, 10 inspect
tine reclamation work there, after which
they will visit the klamath project in
Oregon and others on the Pacific coast.
The party expects 10 he back in Wash
inGton, D. c., i'll about three weeks, tax.
ing IN all the yet unyisitcd projects on
the way.
While in Salt Lake the committee eX.
pressed itself informally as probably In
favor of the government advancing per,
baps 0,O0O.0 900 more to complete the
jects already under way. When in
the city some weeks ago Secretary Bal
linger said that no more reclama tIon
work would be undertaken by the fed.
cral authorities till those now in hand
are done
Those in the committee arc Wesley
l.. Jones of Washington, Thomas II.
Carter of Montana. Francis f.. Warren
OF Wyoming, William T., Borah of Idaho,
George Sutherland Of Utah Others in
the party arc +. ii. Newell, director of
the reclamation service; Stephen j.
Murphy of Washington. -. C., sergeant
alarms of the senate; William Dubois,
secretary TO Senator Warren, and
Charles j, ScharSberG. newspaper men.
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Articles Arc Filed.

The lntcrmountHin Land and Live
Stock company of Ogden filed Il copy of
ITS articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of state on Thursday. Its
capital stock is 100000, divided nfo
shares of the par value of 500 each.
W. {. Hunter is president and treasurer:
-. n. Smyth, vice president; Frank
Smith, secretary. These. with Mary j
Hunter aud Louis Bitton, constitutc TIC
board OF directors
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ITALIAN BOY STRUCK
BY WANDAMERE l

An Italian youugSicr about y "a =.
of age was struck by 2 car on ins v.
damcrc line mt Franklin aveaO. I.
Third South Thursday afternoon ~ !. !.
o clock. The boy was not seriGusn :
and went AWAY without giving NJ -
The lad was spinning hIs iop
street. The toy rolled onto '%
tracks and he went io plcS II w
the same time attempting 10 eSsr
automobile which WAS conlDS :.
rapid pace toward HIM, As nc w
Uuon the tracks Il car was uVos
The motorman. &. Peterson, dfoppN "A y
fender ana the hoy was 'hrc0ph hrt
He was dazcd for the moment, oS pSI
parcntlv was not seriously 1olO'e~
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Strugnell, the Gunsnlith.
High grado repairing. A29 So. Main.
MONTHLY REPORT OF
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

The monthly report of the public Ii.
brary is as follows:
In October j.. .992 books were given
out for home use; nearly ! 800 moro
than IN October last wear.
One hundred and cighty-four children
attended the story hour given in the
children 5 room every Saturday morning
ut a:30.
The periodical subscription list for
1910 has .iust been made up. The H.
brary will subscribe for fifteen news.
papers. forty wceklies. two semi
monthlics. cighty-sevcn monthlies. three
bimonthlics aud six quarteriics. These
include; beside the leading American Pc
riodlcals, English, French and German
magazines kmong the additions this
wear arc the Journal Of Chemistry aud
The Automobile MaaaZinc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
RETIREMENT COMMISSION
WILL MEET ON SATURDAY

\ meeting of ibc Teachers Retire.
mont commission will be held in the
ohiec OF Clerk Judd OF the board OF
education on Saturday morning at 9
o clock Two teachers have applica.
tons in for retirement under the
teachers pcnsIon systom, and they will
no doubt be recommended at the meet
ing of the board ou Tuesday night.
udcr III" system. teachers who are
retired by the commission will receive
n pension amounting to one. half Of
their average monthly salary for tho
five years previous to retirement. They
VIII receive this amount during the re.
mainder Of their lives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
Expert Kodak Finishing.
SHIPPERS. commercial photographers
lJl South Main st: second Aoor.
Suit or Eight of Way.

Suit was filed in the distric; court
Thursday By Elizabeth b. Hannibal
against Hannah n. Lyngberg TO restrain
defendant from maintaining q fence
upon righ; of way over part of LOT Z
block 53, plat Il, Salt Lake City sur
vcy. 1t IS alleged that plaintiff has
owned aud used the right of way for
thirty wears and that defendant on
March 2d last tore down the fence hc.
tween their property and placed il scv,
euteeu inches over on plaintiff s prop
crty. In addition TO the restraining ar.
der, the plaintiff asks damages in the
sum OF $500 and also Sl0O as at
lorncY 5 fees and court costs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
AR OF THE ROSES
PROVING SUCCESSFUL

Tic army Of 5hc Red in ile "war
-. tbc Roses made further gains
THURSDAY. Tho captain Of the Red
army. Mrs. Hart i Fitzgerald. ia
pleased n the success of the campaign
conducted by her licUtcnants. The Rcd
army IS now far in the lead.
Ono OF ihc results of the warfare
Tins far mas been tho appearance Of
scores Of lrpcl buttons. These buttons
hear The wi;to or the red rose. accord
irG :" which 'of The two armies makes
;hc "captivc'
\ large clock will soon bc INSTALLED
m prominent place in tho city. prob
ahlv at tbc corner of Second South and
Main, whose dial will Indicate ihc ann.
her of accesslons 10 The membership
"i The Young Women x Christian as.
SUciatiou, in whose behalf the cam
uaign by the armies il being carried
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
AERIAL TRANSPORTATION
IS THEME or LECTURE

This evening a lecture. free 10 the
public. on "Aeri.l Transportation" viii
he given by pr. Adolf BroJbcck at the
Clubroom "f tho Y. Nj &. 4 building.
piccs Of IN" students council Of the as
aociatlou institute. and viii bc opcn 10
nj VINO arc interested in this latest Dc
vclopm"nt in transportation Dr Rrnd-
beck Is president OF the newly organized
Aerial club "f Utah and is also tho In
Ncutor 81 air cars. a typo Of cars half
way between tho ordinary rail coaches
and Nh" living machines. His years OF
research and study ana practical appIi-
cation viii make this lecture ono of con
siderable interest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
VERY BRIEF MEETING
Approval of Department Pay
rolls Chief Business
Transacted.

The city council held a very brief spc-
cial meeting Thursday night for the pur-
pose of approving tho department pay
rolls FOR the last half Of october, amount
Ing to Sl1.3S7.53.
There were no committee mcc ctincs ow-
ing 10 the fact that the council did not
meet Monday night aud consequently
there was nothing for the committees
10 do.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
CruoltY is Alleged

Varrie EancaStcr flied IN action for
divorce IN the district court Thursday
against Charles ". Lancaster in thc
grounds of cruelty and non-.upport
They were married at Lander. Wvn., on
October 20, 1906. and it is alleged that
Lancaster has failed To support his wife
since September /, 1907 and that on
August 10, 1907, he cruelty beat and
bruised hrr
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Charged With Murder,

Charles Nelson, the watchman nj The
Utah Copper company at Bingham, is
charged i'll a complaint issued BY Coun-
~ Attorney Job F. Lyon on Thursday
with murder in tbe first degree. On
the night of October % last Nelson shot
and fatally wounded Steve Chathas,
a Greek, who WAS stealing coal from the
company s property. ChathaS died from
the effects of his wounds and Nelson
will have TO face charge of murder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
Yovng Boys Arrested

T. Blair n. Moore ard =; shs-,
hy Policeman J. ] Riley The snssss sS
made ON Complaint Of the OREGON :
Line officials The ra'lroaa
thar the boys. in the course oI ",aIch
oration Tuesday. took \ trunk ,s,ny. ~,n
in charge OF the railroad G2I'paliiiS ,SrI siiS
burned il in a bonfire. 'oeetnc,, ,,,,rnS
contents. Tho value OF inf ,insj
that which was therein, cono,. noeDs al
between So and $50. The no. no. n s
charged either VITA dcstruc"'"
erfy Og petit larceny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION
WANTS GOVERNORS SHIRT

The latest convention in which Gov
croor William SprY has been asked To
participate in - the National Associa-
ton Of Laundrynen Of America which
meets in Richmond, Va. in October,
1910. II IS not tho desire Of those
in charge of the convention that the
governor he present IN person and tell
all OF any part Of what he knows about
lauDdries. but it is merely asked that
10 send ono of his shirts to be placed
N the group of shirts worn By prom
irenl public men Of tho nation
\ letter was received by the governor
Thursday frori the ROYAL laundry at
Richmond callin" attention TO the con
vcntion aud asking the governor to
Sond one Of his shirts. If was ated
that the shirts Of prominent public meu
will form most interesting group at
the convention The governor he's the
matter of complying with the Ieiuest
under very serious consideration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
MULLETT' CLOTHING STORE

See onr two specials ads in this
mornings paper.
The Dolly Dimplc Throw Scarfs for
ladies and the Phoenix Muffers for
mcn. women and children
Sec our show windows.
MULLETT CLOTHING COMPANY.
Half block west FROM Main. on Second
Sputh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
How Flour Shrinks.

State Food Commissioner Willard
Hansen gathered up number of go.
pound sacks of flour from number of
local stores and commission houses
Thursday and he found that MANY of
them weighed from rs to AZ. pounds.
The commissioner will continue his good
work and from time to time flour in
the sacks Will be weighed. So as 10
ascertain how much flour shr,nks in
storage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
CHARGED With Battery

II. j. Miller was arrested In''TJ T.
ernoon bv Police Sergeant +; hy,lI.r
alleged. M was a participant in > AZ ~
all fight in Commercial su,n, Ut ihe
{ o'clock in the AFTERNOON. n,e 10 cai
Trcd Johnson received u sg,,,'rely .
the left eye. Johnson pGIsi,ndd oy J
thet tho wound was millc.so o,hr
with brass knuckles or SOM any
pom. Miller denies having uS'
pom except his nsts.
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ONLY $3.50
To Logan and Return.

SATURDAY., November 9Th, via Oregon
Short Line for football game, Fort
Douglas VS. Agricultural College Spc.
cial will leave Union depot $50 n. m,
returning after the game Tickets
limitcd 20 NnYcmhcr 1th.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
MONEY TALKS.

Money Speaks Just as loudly
in Salt Lake as in any place
on Garth. Seven Hundred Thou.
sand Dollars Assets. Over
Thre" Hundred Thousand Dol
lars SurnIus rs additional pro
iortion 10 lis patrons. Six
Million Dollars Of business,
Recently endorsed bv the In
Nurancc Departments of four
states, Progressing in every
deDartmeUt of Its work.
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE
INSURANCE 6 INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
SALT LAKE.
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Have you read Lights and Shadows
prevents your securing this book. 1T
rs NOT ABUSIVE 1t is au analytical
and logical study OF Nornonism and
prevailing conditions in Utah, You
owe it TO Yourself 20 read this book.
Price $125, For sale by ali newsdoaI.
ers and at The Tribune office. Sent
postpaid upon receipt Of price
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
Alexander Optical Co,
Row at 2lS So Main
Complaint Issued.

\ complaint was issued hv the couutv
attorney THURSDAY charging Arthur #
Kirk with assault and battery. 1t is
alleged that Kirk on the night of Octo.
Der SO made an assault uuou Bisbop
Charles III: Worthen with buggy whip
Ihc complaint against Kirk WIS sworn
10 by {. \. Spcrry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
Improven1ents Beine Made

The session room OF the city board
oi edGcatlon will present decidedly
improved appearance when the board
meets next Tuesday night, as IA fine
new carpeL is being laid on the floor
and the baroness of the room which has
prevailed heretofore will be greatly re.
ipycd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
Philharmonic Orchestra for Good Music
All occasions. Pell 3S16-Y. Ind. 1857.
Jewish Services.

Congregation Moutefiorc will hold its
regular Friday evening service at s
clock, The theme of Rabbi Hevash 8
discourse will be: "Thc Measure of
Life.
a ball Will he given by the above
congregation for the benefit of it's He
brew school on November II. The com
mittce is making strenuous efforts in
order to make the affair real sue.
cess.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
The stars incline, but do no, compel
HOROSCOPE
Friday, November 5, 1903.
Strangely the planets shape their fiery
way
And menace evil things for many day.

"H"HSeN INC P!AhetS shape their fiery
And menace evil things for many a day.
ON this, tho 309th day. tho Moon has
Saturn I'm irinc and bcu"lic aspect, which
lessons That planets sinister and mallg
nInl Influence toward urfllcting tho
health. wealth and prosperity OF those
"In have great possessions or incomes
TIL" greatest favor Of the moody planet
however. stiil ~ C%crtcd FOR those who
labor for others, and it looks with an
evil aspect on speculation or on methods
or efforts for obtaining unusual profits
or unclrucd gold
In mis- period there should Ic n marked
tondrnov for power and stability in ali
legitimate enterprises or attempts.
saturn is now approaching his quar-
tile, which falls in this epoch in a most
cNlraortina!y conieurati"u when Nep-
opposition. This coincidence Is cNtrcncl,,
unusual aud H. held by astrologcrs 10 r1rc-
sage disturbing effect on tho Garth its
atmosphere and mankind. especially. In
countries ruled by the signs. NrirS Can
cor and Capricorn. among which are pnrts
Of the United States, France Germany
Italy. africa. india and Afghanistan.
There ~ aE indication of fires and
%,Thnec crimes. Unrest IN financial cir
clcs Is li,tcly.
Saturu's favor today is over things of
earth Building. real estate transactions
farming perations. gardening and sur
vcylng should prosper.
Tho sign Is good tor railroad men.
chitcCts and produC" merchants.
Dealings with aged persons are under
good auspices.
Those who arc weary ur i'll should seek
recreation In tho country.
Persons with this birth-date are under
aspects that should cndow them during
the twelvcmonih with great energy In
productive work and executive positions.
but they must guard against love Of
fiattery and praise.
Children arc born this day under as
poets that grant mentality able TO de-
wise and carry out, together with an in
tense scnsc of Justice ana gratitude.
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DR., Proadbent, Dentist,

Has returned to the office, 500 Scott
building,
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FOOTBALL EXCURSION

To Logan, Saturday, November 9th,
VIA q ). L. RouDd-trip 500. Sp5.
clal at 40 n. m Special returning.
Tickets limited to the 1tb. City Ticket
Office. POI Main street.
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FOOTBALL EXCURSION

To Logan, Saturday, November 9th,
Via o. ). l.. Round.trip $3.50. Spe.
cal at 100 4. n. Special returning.
Tickets limited to the 1th CITY Ticket
Dsticc. 10l Main street.
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail your films 10 us. Salt Lake
PHOTO Supply Co, Ia Main street Elk
elusive photo dealers
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BUTTERINE.

The diffcreuce--it soils for 30c pcr
ponnd. Success Grocery, 70l West
First South. Both phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
Cook and Peary

discovered the pole, The Western CT
gar Go, discovered She "Fauslina Ci
gar" At all dealers.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Odcon academy class for beginners
commences Tuesday evening at S.
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ire and burglar.proof vaults .Srpi "
Salt Lake Security and lrus' ,saI s
90 up Min street. S9.OV peI
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Kodak Fiuictiup

Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05

Try New Orleans Fizz today
when you are warm. Only Mt Kenyon
Buffet. Doran- Weed Co., proprietors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05

y chew of good tobacco uuicts the
nerves and helps one 10 think pin",
lieidsicck plug is the best tobacco,
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Odeon academy class for beginners
commences Tuesday evening at S.
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Picture Framing.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, liz
Main street,
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DANCING SCHOOL,

Odoun academy class for beginners
commences Tuesday evening at S.
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Tony Arnold carT.aeo " r.,
Day and night. Bell Main ."
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Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.
Sc West End South street, Phone us.
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Rowland D, Williams, Voice Culture.
Italian methc2- S'-~> S,zy>srS-- sIsr
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McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81.
Ghost Walks Today.

Today IS payday for the teachers of
the city schools, Clerk Judd of the
board OF education will pay salaries for
the month ending October % amounting
10 the total sum of SIS ,25S.9g.