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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-15
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
HOLDS CELEBRATION
Festivities Carried on i'm High
School Gym, With Large
Attendance.

Most interesting We're the doings OF the
High School Alumni association In the
high school gym Monday evening There
were more than 80 present, including
members of the association and their
friends. and the festivities were immense
~ cnjoyed.
The big gathering was called to order
by President Havcnor. who introduced
Thomas O. SChcckell, '02, as POSTMASTER
and as the excellent menu WIS being dis
cussed various toasts were responded to.
The programme follows:
"Schooldays," Katherine l. Eager.
- IN the Year One" william Mccrea,
Violin solo. ''Humoreske," by Dvorak
Romania HYDE.
There's Always Room for Another"
Were Here Because We're Here"
Lawrence Clayton, O9,
''You May Finish the Chapter" Miss
Alice e Rowe, NJ A.
"The starvation Period" Walter Hurd,
"old Red and Black Rbea Rogers. 'O4.
The Army Of the Car" Lester More
ton, OF.
"sticl< TO 1t. Alumni" Flora Nc
with a Vec Vo. with a Vie vo,"
DourIs A. Raybould. 'o6.
Addresses also were made by Super
ntendcnt Christensen and Principal
Eaton. superintendent Christensen spoke
OF the good work that can be done by
the alumni in the matter of creating SEN
tlment In favor Of new high school
building. Principal Eaton spoke on High
School Spirit"
TO the '09 class before adjournment,
which followed the singing of number
OF college songs.
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81 Up. Main Street

side of lots /, and 4s to sc. Inclusive,
block .: the east side. of lot l. block
l. South Lawn su6diyision, block Is; the
the cast side Of lots l 10 s. inclusive.
block 2; the east side of lots / TO II,
inclusive; block !, Perkins's Third Ad..
20 2l. inclusive. block 3: the west side
OF lots . 10 II. inclusive. block .. Bel
mont subdivision. block II; the west
side OF lots . to II. inclusive. block ..
South Belmont subdivision block II.
the west side Of the north 2t'.5 feet Of
lot G. block II; the west side OF lot I.
the west side of lots and . Inglewood
subdivision. block II; the west side OF
lots "a to 81, inclusive, Laird subdivision,
block, II; the vest side Of lot 2. block
sivc. block !, Bellevue Park subdivision.
block 49, the west side Of lots IL TO 90
inclusive. block 2; the west side of lots
ii TO 90. inclusive. block 8. Fruitvale
subdivision. block 16; the west side OF
lots IL 10 90. inclusive. block .. East
Lawn subdivision: block 16: the west side
l to 10. inclusive, block J. belongs Sec
ond addition. block 16; the west side cf
lots 81 TO 2S. inclusive. block 3: tho west
side OF lots 30 10 40, inclusive, block >:
block l. Perkins's addition. block /; the
west side of lots 10 to 90. inclusive
block 3: the vest side side OF lots 10 to 20.
"a To 2S, inclusive. block I. Perkins's
Second addition. block l: tho west Side
or the south 272.1 feet OF lot s. block
!; the west side of the north lN325 feet
OF lot T. block 1; the east side OF lots /
10 81 inclusive. block l. Paradise addl-
ton, block .; the east side Of lots IA and
l5 block 2; the east side OF lots l e.
4. Inclusive, block I; the cast side OF
lots 1 10 4. inclusive. block >, Ovanda
subdivision. block .. Five Acre Plat \,
Big Field Survey,
The total cost of said Improvement Is
estimated at one hundred seventy five
thousand two hundred ten and l6-10o
(sl75. 21016) dollars. of which sum the
city's portion is hfty-Gye thousand hvo
hundred ($555 100000 dollars. leaving one
hundred nineteen thousand seven hun
dred ten and 16-l00 (Sl19, 710.l6) dollars
to be raised by local assessment.
All protests and objections to the car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
sented In writing to the city recorder on
or before the 18th day OF June, 1909. be-
ing the time set by said council when 1t
VIII hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto.
BY order of the city council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated April /. 1909.
]. r. MORETON. City Recorder.
Paving Extension No, 60,
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AGED MINER PEACEFULLY
FINISHES LIFE WORK

STEVENSVILLE, Mont, June IA
The body of j. A. j. Chapman, aged
50 years, was found yesterday after
noon in the tunnel of the Clairmount
mine on the upper Burnt Fork, about
ten miles east of Stevensville, The
body was found by y. p. Staffenson. a
rancher residing on the Burnt Fork,
who had gone to the mine to see Mr..
Chapman. The old gentleman was found
sitting between the handles of his
wheeIbarrow and seemed to have ex-
pircd peacefully. Indications show that
he was on his way into the tunnel to
make a blast as he had some powde!
in the wheelbarrow, and Il fuse and cai
in his lanh
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BLACK HAND IN OHIO
DEFYING AUTHORITIES

m CINCINNATI, o.. June 1i.-Notwith-
Banding The eleven arrests made last
week among the leaders OF the Ohio
Black Hand. the cNtortionists have
Iaunted defiance 10 the government au-
to intended victims within a stones
Throw of the federal building in Cincin-
natl today
Herman Brcincr. proprietor Of 4 res
taurant received = Black Hand letter
today which was mailed here last night,
threatening TO kill him and blow ny his
restaurant with n bomb II he did not
mail $500 To u. Y NJ, general delivery
Newport. ky.
That the Black Hand operations IN
Ohio and adjoining states were conducted
BY the Society Of the Banana a secret
Sciian organization Whic.- is an out
growth of the old Maha, is confirmed by
Postofiicc Inspector Il. NJ. G., 1ostord;
who said "thc name Is a real one ana
not. as some supposed. Joke.
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PRESIDENT PENNA
OF BRAZIL IS DEAD
Stricken With Influenza a Few
Days Ago, He Suddenly
Suffers Relapse.

7 pIo DE JANEIRO, June l4.-Dr. Al
fonso Morcira Peuna, president OF Brazil,
uod today He was stricken with inllu-
cnza on June ?, and although quite seri-
ously III for time. Improvement was
notsd on June 6. which continued until
Saturday. The president then suffered
from relapse. and there were marked pull
nonary and gastric symptoms
Yesterday the attending physicians
were forced To conclude that the case
was hopeless, and notification of this was
sent by the minister OF the interior 10
tho vice president. Milo Pecanha- ana
other government officials.
TIE vice president assumed the c%ecu-
tive authority this evening in the pres
encc of the ministers. senator's and depu-
ties and representatives OIL the IoIeis"
DIR. Penna was elected to office by uni,
yersal suffrage in the twenty federated
states in 1906. and assumed office No
yember Is of that year ? His term would
hayf. expired in 1910. lie was native
of the state Of Minas Geraes. and ms
success was the outcome OF coalitioh
OF the principal states against Sac Paulo
which has supplied all past presidents
DIR. Penna was one OF Dom Pedro's min
isters who accepted and supported the
republic after its proclamation OF inde-
pendence He had been president of his
state and governor of the Bank OF the
Republic of Brazil, He was vice presi-
dent OF the republic and president OF the
senate at the time OF his election 10 the
chief ma gistracy-
Among the important acts of DIT.
pcnna's administration was the aUthoriz-
alton OF the $50. .000. 900 naval loan, the
ducts the raising OF the duty on sugar,
and the signing OF an arbitration treaty
with Argentina.
dc Janeiro that Mraschal Hermes Fon-
zeca was a candidate for the presidency
OF Brazil in succession TO Dr. Penna-
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLD-
ERS' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting Of the stockholders of the Desert
Mountain Mining and Development Com
pany Will be held ct The offce Of the
company at room 80, eagle block SILT
Lake City, Utah, on Saturday, the l9tn
day Of June 1909. at the hour of two
o'clock D. IN. of that day. tnat the pur-
poses of said meeting are TO vote upon
the questions Of amending the articles
OF incorporation as follows:
BY amending Article so that 1t Will
read as follows:
ARTICLE 6.
'The capital stock OF the company
shall be $500 10000. divided into 100000
shares, of the par value OF sl.O0 per
share
BY amending Article s so that tho
same Will read as follows;
ARTICLE S.
1000, 600 shares of the capital stock or
said corn nration is hereby set aside as
treasury stock, which shall be disposed
OF at the times and at such price as
may be determined by the Board OF d.
rectors OF the company. and the lunas
derived therefrom shall be applied to the
development, operation and equipment OF
the mining properties OF the corpora
ton. ,,>
There will also be transacted ct suen
meeting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
G. w. PERKINS, JR., President.
ID w. ADAMSON. Secretary
Dated at Salt Lake CITY, this 2oth saaSy M1S
OF May, 1909. fS"V'
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FRISCO CAP ITAL|STS
ARE ON UNIQUE TOUR
They Have Reached Salt Lake
on CrOss-COuntry Auto
Trip.

En- route 10 New York city from San
Francisco. and return ny the northern
route to Seattle, on a trip III au auto
mobile which is TO cover $4,000 miles. a
party Of San Francisco capitalists ar
rived In the city Monday afternoon and
registered at the Kenyon hotel The
party is composed Of the following well
known California business men: II a..
Taussig. who is the vice president OF the
largest wholesale liquor house on the Pa
cifc coast; II. Il. Disgles: stockholder
in the same concern. T. j. Hall. who is
breeder OF fine horses In Alameda
county, California.
This trip is unique in many ways. as
advertising any particular make of auto
mobile nor for the advertisement OF any
particular business: Mr.. Taussig; said
er during the latter part OF May and
broached the subject OF the trip for the
purpose of giving to them a good time.
and incidentally because OF the fact that
he enjoys that sort OF thing.
While not out for the purpose OF
breaking any records, the trip up to the
present time; according to the statement n I I
record of the Thomas Flyer in its around
world trip. The automobile of the
the party is a veritable palace car, being
equipped with appliances for the measure
ment of altitude. time, heat. speed, d.
recton. and also every possible thing
which makes for the comfort OF the
party.
The trip up to the present has been
free from accidents. and the members OF
the party express themselves as having
the tinla OF their lives. The trip which
has been mapped out Is as follows; From
San Francisco to Los Angeles, across the
Mojave desert and Nevada. then through
Utah. wyoming, Nebraska thence TO Chi
cago and Detroit, from where the party
wifi go TO Montreal and Quebec and back
TO Buffalo. then to New York City. re-
turning over the northern route TO Seat
tie in time for the Alaska Yukon -Pacltlc
cXnosition. and from there TO San Fran
cio
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CAPITOL SCANDAL IN
ARKANSAS Is EXCITING

LITTLE ROCK Ark. June 1I-Gov.
Donoaghey and two members Of the state
commission today formally took posses
sion OF the uncumplcted capitol building,
after breaking through a door which had
been locked by the contractors, Caldwell
& Drake whom the Legislature ordered
discharged.
The building. which has cost nearly ST.
600. 900 already. and which engineers
claim Is only about half completed. has
caused political contention FOR years.
LegiSlat tors have been charged in the
courts with grating in connection with
the capitol appropriations. and Gov.
Donoaghey was elected governor on the
caDitol question.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING,

Notice IS hereby given that There will
be q special stockholders meeting of
the Utah Montana Mining and Re-
duction company. Utah corpora
tion, on Wednesday. June Is, 1902
at two (2) o'clock p. m, at room
229 Commercial club building, Snlt Lake
CITY. Utah. for the purpose of authorlz-
ing and empowering the board OF direc-
tors 10 sell and dispose OF any or all the
property. options, real estate or fran
chIses of the above named company and
to ratify such action or actions rs may
have been taken by It's president; Arthur
Buckbee. In connection therewl tn. and
for transactinG such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
ARTHUR RUCKBEE, President.
F. \. BUCKBEB. Secretary.
Office. 800 Commercial club building.
Salt Lake City. Utah r36St
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MINERS TAKE PART
IN OUTDOOR SPORTS
Special TO The Tribune.

BINGHAM. June 14.-Miners' day was
celebrated in this city this afternoon with
all kinds OF athletic and sporting games.
in which both the old and young took
part Contests Of all kinds were promoted
on the public squares, and the business
houses were closed for the day.
The winners In today's events were as
follows;
loO-yard dash-Cluff won. Jensen sec
ond.
5O-yard dash. boys-Ivy won. Cushman
second.
6o-yard dash. girls-jennlc Murphy
won. Edith ThurSton second.
50-yard dash, womcn-Mrs. Trinimau
Won Mrs. Parl5eeil second.
Fat mems race-William Orr won, Nc
Fate second.
Three legged race-Murphy and David
son won.
Bail game-Commercial .. Eagles l.
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BICYCLE RACES AT
SALT PALACE TONIGHT

Five big events are scheduled at the
Salt Palace saucer track tonight. tie
feature of which is a ten-mile motor race.
w, e Samuelson. :. II. Wilcox and Ben
ME Monroe will compete in the race and
each is confident of victory. There was
so much argument over the last five mile
race that Manager Heagren decided TO
line the men UP in a tcn-mlle event 10
settle all arguments for tho summer
There Will also he two-mile lap han
dlcap and a half-milc professional For
the amateurs there are two cvcnts-an
Australian pursuit and an unknown dis
tgDcC- lap race.
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Bad Fire in Tenement.

CINCINNATI, June l4.-In fire IN
Z. downtown tenement house today, po'
tliec and iremcn made a dozen heroic
reseucs Of panic stricken men and wo,
men y blazing stairway cut orr an
retreat of dozen families. Mary
fcis, 10 wears old, ran back into the
hames and was so badly burned she
probably win die.
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LOVE C0NQUERS DEATH
AND WINS A HUSBAND

MONROVTA. Cal, June 1A.-Miss Mary
Beatrice Martin OF Trenton. \. j., who
five weeks ago engaged in what she be
lIcved to be race with death across
the continent to reach the bedside OF DIT.
Frank ~ Robinson. was married to him
here today Miss Martin, upon receiving
a telegram in Trenton advising her oI
her Gances illness. Immediately engaged
a special train and FASTENED 10 Califor-
mia After she arrived he recovered.
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No Lagoon Fishing,

While the state law permits hshing In
the state streams today, there VIII he
no nshing permitted at Lagoon ponds un-
iii July / according 10 the announcement
of r Bergerman, manager Of the resort
1--WE have taken TINS d"clSion IN oTdof
"a nroicct our spawuers," said Mr. Bcr-
german.
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Came Near Choking to Death.

A little boy, The son of Chris D. Pet"
srson, a well-known resident Of the
village Of Jacksonville, Ia, had sud"
den and violent attack of Group. Much
thick, stringy phlegm came up after Civ
inc Chamberlain S Cough Remedy.
Mr.. Peterson says: 81 think he
would have choked to death had we not
given him this remedy" For sale by
all druggists
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ARMY OFFICERS LIFE
HANGS IN THE BALANCE

DIES MONIES. Ia, June 1f.-Captaln
John e. RAYMOND, commander OF troop
p, Second United States cavalry. who
was shot at Fort I,es Moincs yesterday
by Corporal Lislc Graboc, today under
went an operation for the removal Of the
bullet The surgeons stat" that ii would
be- ten DAYS before the ultimate outcome
OF the case is known.
Portions Of the fractured vcrtebrae
We're removed. Captain Raymond ~
paralyZed from the shoulders down,
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Charged With Holdnp.

SPOKANE. june 1l,-Ncls Hunt
of Cataldo. Ida. is in jail at Cocur
d 'Alene. charged with the holdup of
Northern Pacific train near Hauser
Junction the night Of April 20, Hunt
comes from one of the best known fam,
lies in the Occur d Alcnes. Up TO last
wear he conducted a general store and
acted IA postmaster at Cataldo. His
description tallies with that Of one Of
tho two train robbers.
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NOTICE.

Bids viii be received by the city coun-
ell 81 Salt Lake CITY. Utah. until ,nam, Jnms
50o arres consisting of timothy. wild hay
and TU lace iacern. on The city lands in Par
icy's canyon. The purchaser to care car dSn lor,
cut and harvest the Same az us s. omi.
between JULY 20 and August !.
bidders arc requested to deposit GER
titled check FOR 10 per cent OF the amount
" Right Is reserved to reject any and al
bids. D. H. c,si'. MOlIs pC,,,.r "a,
ellss
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DIED

DERRIck-At i43 South Sixth East
street, June -. 1909. OF whooping cough.
EVelyn. daughter Of Frank :. and Eveline
a. Symons Derrick. born April 4. 1909
The funeral services will be held today
lluesday) nj y. ~. from the family
residence. Friends are invited TO attend
interment in city cemetery.
NEWTON-At 105 South Fifth East.
June ~, 1889. Of heart disease. lanes
Newton. son OF DR. Samuel t. Newton
born February %. 1863, in 81. Louis, Mo
Notice OF funeral later.
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Pulliam Is Well.

PITTSETRG. June li.-Harry PulIlam.
president OF the National league, arrived
bore from Chicago on his tour OF the Ma
tionaI circuit Pullam viii be here sew
eraI days before going east He declares
he has entirely recovered his heallh ana
Will be back I'm the league PRESIDENTIAL
chair within two weeks.
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BlGckmailing Mystery.

t'usniano. fruit dealer. today received
l, mysterious letter. demanding s13ooOO;;
The letter threatened the KIDNAPPING oI
vRsniano's daughter IT was mailed at
Mexico City on June 6. and directs that
'.he money be sent TO d man In Kansas
City. Postal authorities and detectives
,'rc a work on the case
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Talk. but No Fight.

BOSTON. June l4-Jack johnson ds-
,,ics tbat he Will be at Pittsburg to chal-
Ioneo Icffries on Wednesday night when
Jeffries and Berger box. He offers to
meet Ierries six rounds anywhere ana
oerces in donate his end TO charity.
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Coslnopoiitan Pleads.

NEW YORK, June ld.-The publishers
nj the Cosmopolitan magazine plead ed
not guilty today To an indictment
charging violation of the law which pro-
Lil,its the printing or circula tion Of amy
imitation of United states money. The
indictmcnt charges that the cover OF the
I,nc issue of the magazine bears re-
prnductious OF gold certificates in mInia-
f,t,-
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s. o52,o25.3S

state Of Utah. county OF salt Lake. IS. :
q. Sullivan. being first duly sworn
to law. deposes ana says tnit
he ia cnshier of the above named pank'
,hai the above and foregoing report con
tnins q fuIl, true and correct statement OF
thn condition of the said bank at the close close
70 hnrtness on the Sth day Of June. lgog.
" c,,isrrihcd and sworn 10 Dcfoyc me TINS
lith ua' ~ A. G.. SULLIVAN. \
n w EVANS. Notary Public.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Nephi Mining company Principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account OF
assessment No. of &c per share. levied
on the 10th day of May. 1909. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the
shareholders as follows:
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:. A private safe may be rented in the
fire and hurglar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
52 Up. Main street, S2OO per year,
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private safe may be rented in the
irc and burgIar.proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street. 900 per year
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And In accordance with law and an
order Of the board OF directors made OH
the 10th day OF May, 1909. so many shares
of each parcel of stock as may be nee
essary will be sold on the 9Th day or
July. 1909. at ] O'Clock p IN. OF said day.
at l59 West Third South street. Salt Lake
City. Utah. 10 pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with cost of ad
vertlsing and expense OF sale.
G.. NJ. FORBES.
Secretary OF the Nephi Mining Company.
No. 159 West Third South street, Salt
Lake City. Utah,
June u. 1909. 1856
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FURs AND TAxIDERMrsTs

BRING IN YOUR FURS FOR STORAGE
and have them repaired and cleaned
during the summer. We buy all kinds of
raw furs and live. wild animals. r.
Stenze! Fur Co. 81 e. 3rd So. Both
phones. 1894
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CUT FLOWERS

THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs. Under Natl Bank OF Rep.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER W HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. lGi s. West Temple; phone
lOi9. v492
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Condensed statement of the report made
to the secretary OF thc state OF 'tdH
o( the condition Of the
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THE ART OF PRINTING

Would be lost IN Salt Lake If the Cen
tury were not in business 99-9' Post
office place.
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 423 S. State.
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Salt Lake Security & Trust Com
Dally.
Dall'y.

LIABILITIES.
,....,,, .-,ocl, n,id I'm 500. 900 %
Surplus fund .,e:.. ''''0''V
Undivided prohts
less expenses and mo -
taxes paid ..,,..- ii''i''-'
Individual deposits $Sl .,2,3's22
Savings deposits 9n@iI'ooes
Cashiers checks z'59d'o"
DebcntuTc accounts of'''o'''
Time certificates OF -oo-oo
deposit ..,.,....' -'.-V'''-
Bonds and mort
cages sold ana ,oo
guaranteed ....-. el,'gz0'9u
Sinking FUNDS .,.s. dlo'o''l ,ceo ,--,,
Total deposits I'ooV'i'''Il
r.,, s. o52, ,0e5.3S
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Ford Car Leads.

RAWLINS, Wyo.. June h.-Tho Ford
car No reached Rawlns AT S:55 to-
night II passed the Shawmut at Hanna.
Wyo.. and is now leading in the New
YuVk-tO- Sea tile race.
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MEDICINE BOW. Wyo.. Juno li.-Thc
Ford car No. I reached here late tonight
and will remain until tomorrow.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 500
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Paving Extension No. IS.