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The Washington times., 1909-05-23
Money LOANED SaIaried Peonle

and others. without security; easy payments.
Offices IN s. principal cities save yourself
money by getting my terms first D +.
TOLNA y. Room 506. &c 18th st. Nv. 6ss-8
The Washington times., 1909-05-23

FOR SALE-By owner-At Maryland Park.
new 4-ToOm frame house and Outbuiidings;
lot s0x1l0 feet high. elevation. F. G.
FLEURY, care Florist. 18th and Eye n. w
mvl3-tf
The Washington times., 1909-05-23
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-7-stau stable. with covered
yard. could be used for auto barn; entrance
on street. Apply FREMONT HOTEL, ID and
InCfsna ave. nlyIs-7t
The Washington times., 1909-05-23
ONLY ~
Ezm

per month for loans ia all amounts. This
includes all our charges. Others advartiss
lower rates. ETC.; they almost offer to give
you the money; but when yo= 90 20 their
cfiiee they will confront you with all sorts Of
charges for commissions. extras etc. which
make the loan cost many times what they
advertise. We make no such charges. Nc
admission fees: charges for drawing up
papers Others ads. sound good, but in
vestigate them. find out all the cost then let
US tell you whas we are doing and have
been doing for twelve years. The comparisoa
VIII surprise you Our endorsement is IN tbs
people OF Washington who have dealt here
and been satisfied with our rates and the
courtesy shown them. We make payments to
suit your convenience and ask payment
on interest or principal until TWO MONTHS
FROM THE DAY YOU GET THE LOAN.
No charge whatever for the FIRST month We
are leaders. others fellow Let US pay up
your loan and advance you more money. On
loans OF $500 and more rate is only y
per cent per month instead Of 2 per cent.
CONFIDENTIAL. PRIVATE. NO DELAY.
The Washington times., 1909-05-23
THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL.


For the purest spring water and select a
building lot az half price Tor 30 DAYS only
OF call AT 30s Munscy Building or phone
Main 1926. Free transportation
Mt IDA REALTY co.
The Washington times., 1909-05-23
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT
ward. cars mass door ...........-.........S16 so
IS l. ST NV g. N and c..-.....-...-.. 1850
40 ST ne qr an mod imp. IS. 90
7o3 Eye st. NV, dwelling, 81. and b.. 200
1909 9TH ST. NV. dwelling, ST. and b., all
modern improvements ...-.-.--.......t.. sou
CHAS 8. SHRENE,
1909 9Th ST, y. w my33-3J
FURNISHED for the summer. house 14l4
Belmont ST. rooms. large lawn. trees,
piazzas cool and high: open for inspection
on Tuesday. IL
The Washington times., 1909-05-23

DLNJIN II INIIfl
FOR RENT IN THE MUNSEY BUILD
ING; THE FINEST OFFICE BUIIPING ~
WASHINGTON. ESPECIALLY LESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
HESENTATIKES. SERVICE AND AP-
POlNT4ENIS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.
LOCATION IDEAL. RENTALS LOW. AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS AGENT OF
BUILDING apIs-tf
The Washington times., 1909-05-23

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
--story apartment. near Lincoln Park
rented ar S42s s.. 600
Corner store. near East Capitol ST.
rent $50; price. go
New house IN Bloomingdsle, rent $3.50;
easy terms; 81. go
Nth St n E, near Lincoln Park G.
room brick; s.. 200
broom brick with 40-fOOt lot, rent, SIS;
price 800
10th 81 n E.s between Nd ave. and
East Capitol; price......,...--..-.,...-..s4.o 900
e-room brick. 20-foot 'front.' hOt-,gater
heat5 located near r. Capitol 81; price s., 800
broom brick, near Govt. Printing Once:
rent $3.50; coo
Groom BRICK cellar furnace; 9th St
near East Capitol rent SIS so: price,. 81, 80
Z 81 n Z, near 9Th, rooms. rent
1885, price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......S4 900
HARRY S WEIGH
Loans and Insurance
1910 9 ST X W f7vg2-2t
The Washington times., 1909-05-23

FOR RENT-l3f7 East Capitol St, rooms:
cellar porcelain hath; furnace heat: cabinet
msntels and other modern improvements
Rent sZ7.5o.
rs Kentucky ave, 5. E., rooms; bath: Ia
trobe heat; cabinet manteIs, etc. rent SO 80
J. AUGUSTUS TAYLOR. 1871 T 81 n w
112o 18TH ST n. WE rooms baths.
hardwood hnish; no better location: $50
KARRICK q METCALF, 1920 New York
Ave 4nv22-2t
FOR RENT
423 18th ST. S. e; a very pretty little home
rooms and bath; hot and cold water; very
deep yard TO alley. Price only SI750
WM- Il. SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 + ST y. ".
nty22-st
FOR RENT
3z12 sherman ave. NV. 6r and hath. $50 %
6-l4 sherman ave NV, or and bath-... 5000
5Zl6 sherman ave. NV, 6r and BATH. 5000
a@lS Sherman ave. NV. ST. and bath -. 5000
80 sherman ave. NV, 6r and bath. 5000
5225 sherman ave NV, or and bath 49,. 300
l0l7 9Th 81. he, Or and bath 20 so
20lS md St NV, sr and b............-..- I6 so
50l 24th 81. NV, 6r and bath tool )....... p 80
1870 D 81. Sc, 6r and (ccl'd.) - Is 50
zoo Navy Place Sc, 9r and b ecoid.l.... $50
FRANK T RAWLINGS CO.,
1893 Pa ave. y. W.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14
HAVANA BEATS YANKEE.

HAVANA, Dec. lA-The Havana
baseball team defeated the Americans
yesterday by q score Of to 2,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14

OF the preceding year. The Hudson
record for three-story frames last year
was 175 buildings, costing s3S2,000, as
against 241 houses, which cost 1851, 900
the year before.
Both Essex and Hudson increased
the number of four-story brick houses
last year, Hudson again holding the
lead, both IN the number of houses
erected and the amount of money ex
pended. The Hudson record shows 1874
brick tenements started last year at a
cost of $1,775,000, as against 81 similar
buildings costing $1.277.O 900 in the year
before. The Essex figures for buildings
of the same class, for the year just
ended. show an expenditure of s1,104, 600
for So buildings, while in the year be-
fore the amount expended was $673, 900
for 46 fourstory tenements.
Hudson county once more leads the
State in the number of five-story tene-
ments erected during the year, the
figures showing 56 such buildings, the
cost of which is estimated at $1,170, 900,
while in the previous year the same
county spent s556, coo in the erection of
% such houses. The five-story tene-
ment has not found much favor with
the Essex investors. In the last year
there was four fiye-story tenements
erected in Essex at a cost of $4,000
The board earnestly renews its rec
onamendation that the force Of inspec-
tors be increased, their salaries ad-
vanced from $1,000 to $1,000 a year and
two additional clerks provided for in
the Office. 1t also advocates legisla-
ton authorizing the issuing of stop
orders such as is used by local building
departments in several municipalities.
With such authority the board says
the department could secure the re-
moyal of violations Immediately upon
their discovery, and buildings would be
completed In accordance with the law,
because the work could not go on until
the violations were removed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14
ARTIST WILLS COLLECTION
TO METROPOLITAN MUSEUM.

WOODCLIFFE, Dec. 14.-By the will
of the artist, Francis Lathrop. who died
here October is, the New York Metro
politan Museum of Art comes In for a
collection of prints, cartoons and other
art objects of which a group of jan
anese prints alone is valued at $150,0O0,
provided it agrees to these two con-
ditions:
First-That the pieces of the coilec-
tion be so marked as to show that MI.
Lathrop presented them
Second THAT the museum pay two
annuities of $4,000 each, one to H. A.
Hammond Smith, Mr.. Lathrop S
cousin, and on his death to his wife;
the other to Julia #. Smith. another
cousin, and on her death to her mother,
lif she survives.
This art collection, including library
on the subject Of art, forms the bulk
Of Mr.. LatllropIs estate, and IL the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14

Dorothy Vernon Toilet Waters:
prices range from. .25c. to 75c
Colgate,s Juvenile Boxes, contain
ing soap and extract, very
BradIey's Juvenile Extract; minia-
ture bottles containing extract;
Concentrated Extract. "47ii'' and
Hubigant's Extract; priced per
Imported. Odor Cases; these cases
contain soap and extract; price
Cotys Jacqueminot Rose Extract
sand Toilet Water at prices from
S2.1O to 1910
Celluloid Comb and Brush Sets, in
variety of styles at from sa.0o
Ceiiuloid Manicure Sets, in many
pretty styles, ranging from 81 .39
Celfuloid Comb and Brush and Mir
ror Sets, at prices ranging from
$3.50 to $500
Infants Sets of Celluloid, in a big
assortment of styles at from
soc. to $3.50
Shaving Sets in holly boxes. many
styles TO choose from. at prices
SI.25 to $1.-5
Toilet Cases; lined with dainty Gre
tonne or silk rubber; prices
Soc. TO $3.50
Nail Buffers, made of wood. cellu-
loid or Partisan ivory; prices
from ;....... 25c. to $500
Thermos Bottles; will keep the
contents hot "a hours or cold As
hours ............s $3.50 to $40
Thermos Bottle Cases; of leather or
canvas; English make; prices
$500 to $3.50
French Hair Brushes; solid backs
and good bristles; in holly
boxes .......... .41.O0 TO $z.oO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14
WOMEN FIGHT PHYSICIANS
WILL FOR 100000 ESTATE,
Doctor Left All to Philadelphia
Home.

MAYS LANDING Dec 14.-Contest
of the will of DIR. p. ]. L. Carberry, a
proprietor of the Hotel Rossmere, At
lantic City, will come before Judge
Higbee, in the Orphans Court today.
The principal beneficiary Of the Will Is
the Little Sisters Of the Poor of Phila-
delphia. The contestants Of the will are
Lillian M. Carberry, sister Of the
pnysician, and Elizabeth Lynch, o niece
OF Philadelphia. The contestants set
forth that the decedent was Of unsound
mind, This they will attempt to prove
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14
FIRE WRECKS PEORIA
NEWSPAPER OFFICE.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Dec. H--The Grand
Opera House building. housing the Of
fee and plant Of the Peoria Journal
and the Peoria Denokrat, was burned
early today. The total damage Is more
than 100000, partly covered by insur-
ance. 5 y
The theatre IL the heaviest lozer, With
no insurance. The Journals loss Is
completely covered Tic buiiding was
owned by the First Safional Bank.
Thirty misoners ii the county jail
across IN ausy from the burning build
ny we're raraoyed by a turn7ss.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14
USE STAR WANT ADS.
HOLD MAN ON THEFT CHARGES.

Arraigned in the First Criminal Court
today on two charges-one of grand
and the other Of petty larceny Alex.
ander Chatham, a negro, AZ years old,
with no home, was held in $500 bail to
await the action of the grand jury
Chatham was arrested yesterday by
sergeants Mcconnell and Harris. and
is alleged to be implicated in several
robberies other than those with which
he is charged, Isaac Wasserman, OF sc
North Canal street charged the negro
with having stolen ten pairs of trousers
and ten vests, worth $40 while oDc pair
Of trousers and one vest. valued at So,
are alleged TO have been taken from
David Yedwab, Of 80 North Canal street.
READ STAR WANT ADS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14
by evidence Of strange BEHAVIOR and ec-

by evidence of strange behavior and &C.
centricities during his later life
Anthony A. Hirst and James Fitzpat-
rick executors of the will, recently filed
an inventory setting forth that the per-
sonal estate was worth only $4,000.
There was no mention of real estate
The contestants say that the estate Is
worth at least $780, 900.
Surrogate Shaner says the will is one
of the most unique ever filed in this
county. 1t sets forth that the testator
made it without suggestion from any
source. carberry. in the closing Words,
said
Il have wasted twenty-five years, and
a quarter million dollars on knaves and
fools.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14
DEPLORES FAILURE OF
DENTISTS TO REGISTER.
State Board Unable to Enforce
Law. f
[speelal % the NewarI. star. ]

TRENTON. Dec. 14.-In it's annual
report to Governor Fort. the State
Board of Registration and Examination
in Dentistry shows that they have made
every effort to compel practitioners to
observe the provisions of the law re-
quiring the filing in and signing of an
annual registration blank, but. notwith-
standing all OF its efforts, about half
the blanks sent out have not been re-
turned.
There seems to be no way. to compel
compliancc with this section of the law
unless wholesale proceedings in court
are Instituted. In It's report the board
outlines the prosecutions which have
been conducted by the attorney gem
erals Office during the year, including
criminal oroceodiiss against three dem
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14

terms set forth are not accepted by the
museum all these things are to be
publicly sold. From the proceeds a
trust is to be formed from which the
two annuities will still be paid. What
ever remains in the hands of the trust
when the annuities expire is TO re-
vert to the museum, the income to be
used for the purchase of the works OF
living American artists.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14

Babcock's Extract, Corylopsis and
Cut Roses, in pretty bottles.
,.... 50c. and $3.50
Babcoel's Toilet Water; assorted
odors: put. up in. fancy holiday
DUKES .'.... ..5.s' UVt
Iazells Triple Extract: each bottle
in a fancy box; prices from
25c. to x1.OO
Lazell's Toilet Water; put up in
dainty holiday boxes; all odors;
DotIlS -. - -. - =. '.'..oVc
Bradley's Triple Extract; all of the
most wanted odors; fancy box,
25c. to $1.25
Bradley's Triple Extract; all odors;
in dainty cut-glass bottles.
Doc. and 91.0O
Dorothy Vernon Extract; one bottle
in a box; box,
25c. and zoe
Bradley's Concentree: non-alco-
hnlic Perfume; the price per
Dottie ....-..... ....'...a. -. SI.VO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14
Closed YNTIYmMgkffyKSfdsN Please
Thursday and AuMklf klIIf Ei\ Carry
Friday EA4aaaz5snz EAaz5Me..Mage>9 nza.z...zMIangAe>9 Small
Nights . M SO ~ M@ Parcels
Luxurious Toilet Gifts

in BmbeT toilet
Show in Newark
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1909-12-14

Colgate's Triple Extract; assorted
odors; in fancy boxes; prices,
25c. TO s1.00
Colgate's Triple Extract; three bot
ties in a fancy box; assorted
odorS ..5....- --.....s.. ..'.... slow
Colgate's Toilet Waters; each bottle
in neat holiday box; prices,
2Jc. TO zoe
Hudnuts Triple Extract, all odors;
each bottle in a fancy box, at
soc. aud s1.OO
Hudnut's Toilet Waters; assorted
odors; put In fancy boxes; each
-5c. and S1.40
Piver's Extract: Azurea. Floramye
and other odors; per bottle.
s1.20 and s2.O0
Piver's Extracts; combination sets;
in assorted odors; prices.
PiYer's Toilet Waters; all odors in
this weii-known make; per bottle,
s1.3S
Piver,s vegetal. put up in dainty
holiday boxes; the price per bottle,
see
Piver's Sachet; large variety of
odors to choose from; priced at.
DOttle ............. Doc
Kerkoff's Extracts: Djerkiss. Ker-
kovia and many other odors, at
SI.35 and s1.J0
kerKef's Toilet Waters: a large va
riety of odors; priced at, per bottle.
&1.35
Kerkoffs saehet Powder: a great
many odors OF this sachet pow
der, at. at...:.....:.... 6Se. and zoe
Roger & Gallet's Imported Extracts,
in holiday boxes: all odors,
$1.0S 10 S1.05
Roger & Gallet's Toilet Water, Vio-
let de Parme; prices from S5c
up .........=........s s1.35
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
New Interpretations

An amendment 10 the articles of in
ing company OF !his city was filed with
the county clerk by which the capital
stock of the company Is made aSscssable
not 10 exceed one assessment of cents
share every three months.
The Intormountain Lumber and Build
Ing company OF this city filed an amend
the county clerk. by which the capital
stock IL increased from S25 900 TO $780,
600 divided into shares or the par value
OF $40 each, II also fixes tho date of
the annual meeting OF stockholders OH
the first Monday In June each year,
Tho Modern Mercantile company Of
Fcrron, Emery county. filed a copy OF its
articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary of state "Wednesday. Its capital
stock is $50. 600. divided into shares OF
the par value OF 81 each. Henry Thomp-
son Is president, II. Il. Huntsman, vice
president; j. j Rasmussen, secretary
and treasurer These. with J. S. Stevens.
Jr,. and Joseph Swasey, constitute the
board OF directors.
\ copy of the articles Of incorporation
or The lbcN Standard Mining company
Of Mcrcur was fled in thc secretary Of
states Office. Tho capitalization of the
company IS SIC 500 divided into shares
OF tho par value of 10 cents each. Rich
ard Eiaugh Is president: Il. a. GRAY, vice
president j. T. Roundy. treasurer; ].
W. Sloane, secretary. The officers. with
w. W Smith. complete the directora tc
The company owns the ThcX lode claim
In the Ophir mining district, Tooelc
county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
B0UNTIFUL MAN DIES
SUDDENLY ON TRAIN

Daniel Knighton. A well known resi-
dent of Bountiful, died suddenly OF heart
failure on Short Line train which ar
rived I'm this city about 10 80 o'clock Tues
day morning.
Mr.. KniEhtoD started to Salt Lake
from his home in Bountiful and had to
run TO catch the train. After he got on
the train an attack of heart failure
came on and he expired before the train
reached the city.
Dr. Wilcox was called when the train
reached the Union depot, but the man
was dead, The body was taken back tn
Bountiful within a half hour after the
arrival of tho train here. Knighton was
about 55 years OF age
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
'RUSSY JIMMY AFTER
STILL ANOTHER PLUM
yow Wants a Brother Made HOr-
ticultural Inspector of
Salt Lake County.

,,,,h his usual alertGcss in looking 81
,i ,nc interests of the members OF his
tT n m s'Fussy Jimmy Anderson is
lamiN. ,,,urh activity around the office
snOTing, ,omnty mn%t,i Commissioners these DAYS.
Of his his efforts 10 have his brother ies lie
bcr '.-i jnsncrior to (il the vacancy
ileIiSJd''i6,y iIlsnsed by the recent death OF John Z.
sorenson. ~, ,.t,b;, ,vo J,ys of tbo
~ n Mr. SorcnSon PUSSY Jimmy
dtsu1i ,Ynon the commissioners and urged
.Snv ssnvn 10 appoint his brother 20 the, posi-
,nSp' ,,"n' The Anderson family - aiready
ie,F almost two thirds OF IFS members
CIV crp holding positions in Some public Of
flee n,r,o .otI,er .pnIicants for
,i nosi,lon but they haven't Il Pussy
uIl,u,mn," w back Of them and consequently
i, Is not considered that they stand much
J, chance of landing the plum. The
o,bcr applicants arc James II. Parry.
f.mrs o. Smith and Joseph c. Stay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Marriage Licen ses.

Chester Gilbert Murray. and Hatic
Smith. Cottonwood.
Il. y. Owen. Green Timber, Ida, and
Edith Brown. Salt Lake.
Erwin YardIey Parowan, Utah. and We
rine Rector. Monterey. Tenn.
p. w Ostranoer and Anna e. Bonner
Eureka.
Payson.
Earl Kemp and Nav johnson. Crescent
4. q. Jacobsen and Adelaide Swenson
Salt Lake.
w. +. Wilson an Anna q. Roark, Sail
Lake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
IDAHO COMMISSIONER
PAYS UTAH 4 VISIT

II. Wallis. state dairy and food com
,uJsSionrr of Idaho was I'm Salt Lake
%;,v Wednesday and held short CON
ference with State Food Commissioner
willard Hansen of 'tah The CONFER
srce dealt with routine matters OF IN
Swstries of both Utah and Idaho nEd
rr1ns for iheir WORK next year were dis
cnsscd No action on amy matter was
decided on by The two pure lood COM
mIssionors.
AR. Wallis says mis- state is in - pros
,crous condition and that the b"c- sugar
,,dnstry there this year viii out-do all
farmer years. According TO Nv. Wallis
,Serr arc now OH hand ut the sugar fac
,orics at Sugar City and Idaho Falls suf-
Scicnt bcets to keep the factories ruu-
"inr until the middle OF March. 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
REXBURG SOON TO HAVE
COAL MUCH CHEAPER

z \. Lenroot Of HeXburS, Ida. was
in Salt Lake City Wednesday and saws
Thai his town is soon 10 have supply
of coal which will he sold at much cheap
- n-ic.s than now demanded. Mr.. Lon
moi says that the oregon Short Line will
in The near future construct n branch
line from ReXburg to the coal fields in
thc Teton valley and thereby enable the
owners 10 place coal ON the market IN
Rcxburg and ST. Anthony IT mueh
The coal fields in this region have
locn worked little since their discovery
owing 10 the lack of transportation. Mr..
lonroot saws the mines arc able 10 pro
ducc sufficient Coa! 10 supply that pol-
ilon of the state and will do so as soon
!. Tho Y. .ilrnnn is Complctcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Laundry Must Pay.

Judge Lewis Wednesday rendered
Judgment i'm favor Of ]. a. FritsCh and
against The ROYAL LAUNDRY tor S4ao 90.
INC action was brought 10 recover dam
ages In the sum of SEQ 4 day for hold
inr over the possession of the store
rooms at l23 10 l"9 East First south
streri after The time stipulated in the
lease had expired. The suit WIS brought
in The city court. whore Judgment was
rendered in favor Of lirItscn Tor 500
hui this amount was Increased 10 S499.9a
la. Judro Lewis,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Real Estate Transfers.

Daniel Depsley ct al. 10 Riverton
Mercantile company. part section
~. townshl- south. range /
west :. .. ..............-.....S 5000
Charles F. Little ct al to William
fSleheart, part lot 4. block 10,
plat G Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Thomas BiesinEcr TO Philip a. Bic
singer. part section 60. township
south, range | east ......s..... 10
Adelia NJ Hoogland to Frank J..
Jioagland part block ), lot g. plat
= .. s-'.'.'s.s s.,.. ...-.-.r... IUv
Mary ]. Bremen TO Eugene T.
Merritt part lot ., block SO. plat
II .-o.,-s.s... -o,VVV
George Saville ct al. 10 Ernest Sa-
VILE ct al, part lot >, block -,
tcn~acre plat \ ,...-.,s,..s... 1000
c. ". Reese CT al. 10 WINNER In
Vestment Co, lots 8 S, II and
Is. block Is. five-acrc plat c.. 100
Henry 3. Elder et al. TO John a.
Ekman, part lot II, all lot IL,
block ]. FranSlins subdivision. 1.765
A n Bumphrics ct al. TO u.
Putnam et al lots I and 3,
block T. Jdlow,ld addition ,........ 525
Zion's Cooperative Home Build
ing to Jean Brun, part lot ],
block "a plat A..-.,,.,...s,s,... 1900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
SOME LANDS WITHDRAWN;
OTHERS ARE RE0PENED

Orders were received at the local
United States land office Wednesday Tor
the temporary withdrawal from entry OF
certain phosphate lands In Utah. The
lands withdrawn are township 10 north.
range east. and all Of fractional SEQ
tions Sc, 81, 80 and 20.
The land Office was also notified that
the old Bear ISako reservoir site, which
is located in township i3 north. range
east has been restored TO entry. This
land will be open for entry after April
1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30

Mrs. S. Joyce, Claremont, \. IT,,
writes: "About a year ago l bought
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy.
1t cured me Of Il severe case of kid
ney trouble of several years standing.
II certainly is a grand, good medicine,
and i heartily recommend it,
Schramm. j ohnson Co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30

One of the charming bridge teas of
the week was that at the Rice home
Wednesday afternoon, when Mrs. ". Y.
Rico entertained eight tables at bridge
and a number later at tea. Red and
white was the color scheme, prettily
carried out, with large clusters of car.
nations throughout tho rooms, and n
basket Of poinsettas in the center of
the tea table. which was covered with
a handsome embroidered cloth Presid-
ing there were Mrs. Benoer Y. Smith
and Mrs. Arthur Bird
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Deaths.

Helen G. 'rubin. $685. East Second South
aged %. "a rdloc paralysis.
Daniel Knishton, Bountitul, aged 90
heart failure
Ncrbcna T.. Hansen. 1885 East Thil-
tecprh South, aged a. scarlet FEVER.
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