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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
/ GIRL WAS OF AGE. y
Mother Of Annie Richardson Takes
Oath to That Effect Before Court.

.l7r La y 80
complaint was sworn to IN Judge
Bowmans court this afternoon charg-
ing Larry Burns, aged 40 and Annie
Richardson wlthYa statutory otfense.
The couple were arrested in a rooming
house on Saturday by officers from the
police department. and Burns was
placed In jail pending hearing and the
girl who claimed she was only ~ years
old, was turned over to the Juvenile
court, This morning the mother Of
the girl went before the juvenile court
and took oath that the girl was over
4 IS years of age, and she was conse-
quently released. The mother then
went TO the police department and pro-
Sceeded to AXE the officers fore and, aft
for Interfering in love match" rs
she declared. She became SO vehement
In her denunciation of the officers that
the acting CHIEF informed her that url-
less her daughter and the Burns man
were married by 10 clock this morn
ing, statutory charge would be pre-
ferred against them and they would be
prosecuted. Up to f2.30 this afternoon
mo marriage license had been issued to
the parties, and the complaint was
sworn to and the warrant will be
served this afternoon Burns Is q
waiter and the girl was cashier at the
Portland Coffee House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
OUTLOOK FOR WHEAT.
Are That There VIII be a
Normal Crop This Year.

Some encouragement here may be
gained Il through the following extract
4 from q letter written by a central
Nebraska firm to their consignees In
this city: s5 81, 5sF5 :sy 4.
We are. having an excellent season
here for the crops. The harvest Is
starting in the south in good shape,
g. reports are coming In from the
wheat crop, which will probably mean
in the end that 1t Is q little above
the average last year, in which case
we. will have as much wheat this
Year as we did lastsyear, as our spring
wheat acreage Is heavy. Tho flour
bins will OF course be empty all over
the United states and very close by
July is. We will be able to sell new
wheat flour from Nebraska, and in
southern Kansas new wheat -four will
be moving before that time. We;
should not advise anyone to be in a
rush to buy large amounts OF lour'S
for we are going to have quite drop
in prices one Of these days. =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
BRIDWELL's INNING NOW.
Superintendent of Buildings and
Grounds Calls Witnesses Tonight.

i d
When the board Of education meets
tonight. George NJ Bridwell, superin-
jtendent of buildings and grounds who
has been under investigation, will call
a number of witnesses to refute the
charges that have been made against
him, If ha calls all the witnesses he
has notified the investigation will last
several weeks longer. He will exam
Inc Mathonihah Thomas, the member
OF the. boird who glilled him for sew
eral hours; WI. Newman. G. S. Mar
tin, Oscar. NLoyle and 8supt. D. H.. Chris
Jensen. His other witnesses are: e. H
Evars, his foreman; FL. w, Nichols,
who WAS paid twice and handed the
money back to Brldwell; =. Lompe,
George Smith, Thomas Jones, janltors;
Noah Bootfe. a former ianitor;; Il. p.
Judd, clerk OF the board; his brother,
IT. j. Bridwell. and perhaps Others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
.NElA,ySIRIAL FOR HoBEN.
Supreme Court Hands Down Opinion
Reversing tho Lower Tribunal.

Supreme Court Hands Down Opiniio'nrl
Reversing the Lower Tribunal.
Martin ~ Haben Of Bingham, who,
was charged with one offense and con-
svlcted Of another, vas given 4 a new
4 tiia today by i the supreme court In an.
opinion handed down which reyerses
The lower court. IIoben was charged
with having committed "a. statutory of
tense With Edna Thomas on April 1.
1905 #, q Il 81
From the evidence introduced. twas
3 proved concIuslvely that Miss Thomas
was more Than is years old when the
8soffensc was committed. Instead Of a
felony. tho supreme court says. that
The should have been charged with a
1litsdeIn eanor. Despite the fact that the
testimony showed that she was Of age,
the jury returned a verdict of guilty
$of a felony. Hoben appealed the case
and obtained q reversal. In the opin-
Ion the district at torney is instructed.
10 proceed against him on the lesser
charge At is not necessary to give
him d elirninary hearing, as he had
the benefit of hat in the former case.
II The opinion Ma.s written by Chief jus V
gtice ID N straup and concurred In by
4 his associates. ",
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
PAYS HIS BOARD BILL.
Frank Hand surrenders Cash When
Confronted by Officers.

$50. -flu ggat
Frank p. Hand, who has been work
Ing as a contractor at Milford, was ar
rested yesterday in an express Of
flee by Patrolman Kast and Town
Marshal j. H. Hedges, OF Milford.
Hand left Milford Saturday night.
without paying a board bill Of b4.20
which he owed to Mrs, y. Smith
son. He had left an order to have
his carpenter tools expressed to Salt
Lake, and on complaint Of Mrs Smith
son, Marshal Hedges came to- Salt
Lake to collect the bill or get the
tools. THE police officers watched the
express office all day, and about noon
Hand arrived to take out his tools. He
was promptly arrested by the officers
and was taken to the police station,
where he was confronted with the
board bill, He produced the $b4. 20 To-
gether with the sferiff's expenses.
when he was allowed to go and get
his tools in =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
BIUI3KLEY CASE CONTINUED.
VIII Of Cousin OF Noted Noyciist 4
81 81 Zone Of Contention. l ~

s'NNill of Cousin of iSotca' -. 70
Bone Of Convention.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Blil kley of sosE
den appeared ii Judge Lewis court
Yesterday and attempted to prove her nj,
SI,tlelitage in order To obtain. an M
$terest In the estate OF Juht CAR a
cousin 81 Hall c,aine, the novelist, who
died ait Long Beach on Sept. 8, l9O'.
ieaYiii. d will which stated that he sha q
no children aud no lietrs: The VIII ". y
being COZ, tested by: Mrs. L Bull kleyR and "a
d his two brothers and tvs. nepheWsss N
tic Isle Of Man. The lat ter are being
represented by M, u. White, the t3r1t is 8
Vice consul OF Los ngeles, who made
N application to revoke the letters g
administration granted to the salt La re
Security g. Trust com pan y and q ro'lInt
tIle ii tab Savings & Trust company d $
The estate ls valued e at
$50 900, consisting OF property IN Y ia n
and California. NJ 5s s
81 After Mrs. Buckley testified that she
believed that she was The daughter OF.
Game, and that her mot hest.s, MI Anna
SSeeiig IS the divorced wife OF Game
Mrs. Charles Lirldley OF Park City Id en--si
tilted the picture Of Caine and q pic
st,lre of Mrs. Buckley as the II tile Girl
that called Caine her father when the Y
boarded witt, her. he. hearing OF the
case was continued until Sept. 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
JURY CAST LOTS [ |
70 &C. VERDICT !. I'd
CITY Seeks TO Set Aside Findings
OF TaIesmea in Damage
Suit.
THIRD AVENUE GRADE CASE.
Different Amounts Voted for, Then
TotaIlct and Divided by Eight
:i sS5 10 Get the Answer.

An effort will be made BY the city.
to set aside the verdict rendered yes
fcrday BY jury In tllesttts Sc 81 tAs9iss
NJ Coulter against salt Lake + C IN; III
ssss.l5 for damages done to her prop 7-ss
5erty by reason 81 me ohansss - ~ ~
grade Of the street on Third bird avenue y :
Is stated that the verdict was afriyssa
ie,t by lot and not by ballot and md ON TINS
ground it will be contested
Assistant city Attorney '.3sJ ". DIZZY
stated this morning that he had; inform ~
alton which leahi,n to believe that l1f ,tae
Jurors voted for different amounts NJ q
damages and that the amount voted T io OF
II by5 each juror was totalled and then
divided BY eight. IN this manner the
verdict was arrived at he say y Us,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
sIIERIEF's SALE.

In the District Court. in an5s for sai.
Lake County. State or Utah. uta IN III
Ing Machinery Supply. Co. N corn Il, ~,
& ton, Plaintiff against Emma Gonna
i Coz q CORPORA tion. DE fendant, to be ,soa
"a a sherii sale at the west front door
aud County Of SAT- hake Stale Of rs 1f itliy
son8t the TIL day Of July. "A. p. 1917. nj
$lSa y o clocls noon of said day, ali 'ti,s8
right, tile. claim and Interest OF sIid
defendant. OF, In and to tho foIlowing
10 described real estate, to-wit:
Good Luck Lode. recorded In book .sI.
Sof VI locations page %. Ssij y
Buffalo Lode. recorded In book mi, o.
locations. page 26
Buffalo No. 2 Lode, recorded In book
y r M of locations. page 49,. 'E
lss Cob en- Lode, recorded In book CO.. or
locations. pages, '345-6. s,.5.l ~
4. Shat Lode. recorded in book 10, Of
locations. page 81.
Dickman Lode. .as h .5ag
Z Federal Judge Federal Judge No i.
Z Federal Judge No. 2. Federal Judge No
S and the Federal Judge NO "A todes
except such part thereof as may have
been decided to Alta Consolidated Min.
ing Company.
ll e sell, Lode, q q; s e Z! NJ !,
s. Savage Lode. u. S. Lot No. leo.
= MOntezuma Lode, II. S. Lot No, lbs, ana
Hiawatha Lode, y. 8. Lot No. 40
Purchase price Day able In lawful mon
ey OF the United States. III 81
j5s Dated at Sal Lake City. Utah. this
18th day Y, Of J11ls; 1s49 4 g, i,
Sheriff of Salt Lake County, State Of
BY Alex. Buchanan, Jr.. Deputy Sheriff.
Il 81 II. U B. Porter, "A ttorneyg for Plaintiff &
Ri Date Of first publication, June 18TH l9,a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
I. a, MOORE, CHIEF DEPUTY.

r. A Moore was confirmed yesterday.
by the county commissioners as chief.
sdeputyein the county recorders office.
r. C.. Collett was also confirmed as a
deputy in the same Office Shirley
Jones was named as an extra deputy In
the office for the next three months at
q salary of So per day. The commits
sioners revoked the employment of the
special deputy sheriffs which were sta
toned at the Commercial club build.
ing, where the structural iron workers
We're on strike. This action was tax
en- at the request of Sheriff Joseph
Sharp, the strike having been settled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
OFF FOR EUROPE.

Mrs. j NJ. s1odahl and NJ lsses Lilah
and Vera S1odahl, wife and daughters
OF Editor q. NJ. Sjodafl of the Deseret
News, left today for an extended trip
in Europe. They expect to be absent
+ between three and four months, and
Will visit In Denmark, where Mrs.
Sjodahl has relatives whom She has
never seen. They will be Joined at
Chicago by Miss Allne Carter, and
VIII take steamer at New Y orl. sailing
direct to Copenhagen. wher they Will
spend several weeks. The party Will
then take trip over continental
land, Paris, and other points of In
tternSt s4a ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
MRS. WILLIE WILL RECOVER.

Eugene l.. Willie. who returned this
afternoon from Lehi, reports the condi-.
ton OF Mrs. iile, who was injured in
tile automobile accident Sunday after
noon, to be much improved She will
be out Of danger, 1t Is expected, by to-
night, though she will probably be COM
fined to the house for another week,
before she can be brought home. She
is still at the home OF John y. Smith
where she Is receiving every attention
and her chances for recovery are said to.
be excellent today. 81 5ftl S5i5 VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
BEAR RIVER ON "A TEAR.
Floods Fonr Miles Wide Not Far from
Montpelier, Idaho.

Veterinarian Broadhurst Of the bu--s
reau of animal industry has returned
from Rich county. where he says the
Bean. river Is out of its banks and
spreading over considerable territory.
He reports having killed a rattlesnakes
eight feet long, and will have the skin
stuffed as d trophy to be handed down
as an heirloom to his heirs and as.
signs. The doctor says there are 30,-I
900 head of sheep in the Bear River
country, In first class condition. and
lambs ready for marketing by Aug To-.
The range feed could not be betterei.s
q. r. Rich who has been UP north late
5ly. reports the Bear river as four miles
wide not far from Montpelier, from
food.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15

a3IOGaysS lOcalpAIlkS GAsti ~ = ? CIV
ed to 81, 1865 ,9S2S3, as COMPARED VIII wy.
$500. o40,19 for the corresponding day
OF last year 3a.54 K n II s4;3
Louise b. Anles was granted the title
to lot 5, block 10, plat "A, Salt Lake LILY ely
survey, this morning by Judge Morse
The title was contested by 3 NJ ~ ullz.
Two building permits We're issued lles
this morning by Building nspectpsS
Eirth. They call for the leXpenditufe3 o Ela
SIC, GOO. n,
The Fort HERMAN i ,and 81 stock
Company filed its articles Of incorpo-g
ration today with the county clerk. II
has a capital stock OF $50, 900. divided
into shares of 81 each. A.. 3. Christen--
sen is president !. M + Lyman. y 7, y Ice
president, and Francis Cope, secretary
and treasurer. tjs " N FIJI b i3
53ssfP B. w. Madsen, has decided on the
erection OF large addition to his
furniture store on First South, me
new building xviii be constructe cd. inn
Smediately east of the present building
and will have a frontage OF AZ feet
son First South, and extend back fnll3
building will be of pressed brick, and
will have one large plate glass show
window. and an entrance Tie show
window will be among the largest st IN IN
the city. .3} I.
The Berg ernan-e ilazier apsa q t M
house. which Is to be erected on
Third South street between Second
and Third East street will be. four
stories high. 1t will cover So by lbs
feet. and will cost about $35, 900. At
will contain 8 apartments, some Of
them being six-rooH but the majority
Of four and five room. Light pressed
brick will be used in the construction
and 1t Is so designed that each of
the apartments will face q garden ltslls
court. Il :s4ti SG
ss5 The Deseret Savings bank director
in quarterly meeting this morning, de-
aiali s per cent dividend, amounting to y
10000, payable imned ately. "A
j. ID. Sullivan, the fire froof parti-a
ton inventor. has returned from ne
northwest; where he arranged for tho
important centers. Il Il sS5
Tuttle5Bros. report haSEaIerof 10 lots
in Dunleowsii's Park, Second East and
Eleventh South streets; ut SIS, 500, to VII
lard Bell OF KenHerer, N yo, who Will
build there; also, the SAFE OF 4pl SlotsTTT- s
AIorningstar City, New. to w. H FIN
laison, for Investment The property
viii be reached shortly by the Nevada
Douglas railway. ....3
1872 7sg,yzsiTs7ti
r Plans have been prepared by Ware
& Treganza for a fine modern resid ence
for Leon Sweet of the Sweet Candy
company. The building is estimated to
cost In the neighfborhood Of S15, 900, and \
is to be erected IN east South Temple
s54B syEs.. s- = q I. II TX rs
y Contractor NIoran's men have begun
regarding Twelfth East street between
South Temple and Second South streets \
preparatory to asphal Il paving.
The roofing men have completed the
Stating on the Short Line depot, and THO
entire front elevation is nearly finished.
The excavation for the Holmes-Kno
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
ROPE SIMPLY BROKE.

c. +. Hoffman, Superintendent Of con
struction for the Minneapolis Steel &
Machinery company, and ]. Il. Mut
sey. representing the Structural Iron
Workers, called at the News this
noon. to state the theory that the rope
had been tempered with that broke
and let down the derrick Yesterday
noon, at the Commercial club build
in, was a mistake. The rope had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
TAKING TIME TO CONSIDER.

Mayor Bransford signed all the meat Y "
5ures passed BY the city council last
right except Councilman Black y re.so so
luton to GUST the juvenile court from
Its quarters In the city and county
building. This he held up for inves q
cation to find out what the juvenile
court intends to do about securing 9th
sergquarters. The city needs the rooms,
Councilman Black says, for the plumb
ing inspector the food inspec tor the
sealer of weights and measures and the
humane Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
PIcKPoc KETs ACTIVE.
Light Fingered Gentry Work in the
-. Vicinity OF the Dcpots.

The light fingered gentry turned
their attention to the railroad depots3
yesterday. and two cases Of pocket
picking were reported to the police last
night One man, who did not give his
name, reported by telephone to the pos
lice that while on his way to catch a
Denver 81 Rio Grande train he had been
tostled by a stranger, and a few min
4utes later discovered that 1,is pocket
book, containing s35. had been stolen.
Almost at the same time Fred Johns
son of Rock Springs. Wyo., reported
that his travelling cor1panio ion had been
the victim OF a similar ''jostling'' act,
and had lost S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
s16lISI !, I[,;]I.,AEIPING HARVEST /

After twer,ty-nine y airs of m arried.
life. Mrs. Mary Sickles seeks q
divorce from Frank Sickles, who she
charged with }tlon-support, For more,
than two years. sickles has been in,
the habit OF sduandering his wages.
5s6 o f q month, for LIQUOR. They were
married in Ogden on Aug Fl $50
and have three grown chi ldren, two w l. Of
them married. ~ y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY JUNE Is 1909

been used for some time elsewhere.
and was smoke eaten, which caused
4 tp break They deprecated any
public agitation OF what had occurred
In the past, and said all relations at
the building were now of the most
harmonious character As to the as
ssau1t on the two Kansas City strike
breakers III was the work OF no one
connected with the trades union. they
claimed, but hangers on for whose
actions the unions were In no wise
responsible 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
HuRr IN MACHINE SHOE.

John Davis filed suit yesterday IN
Silver Bros. Iron Works company to
recover $1,000 for personal injuries
sustained while working in the
machine shops on April q. 300. With
five other men he was lifting steel
beams weighing ton each which
should have been lifted with crane,
when one fell on his foot crushing It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
SUIT cosipRo MIsED.

Within an hour after Jacob A.
Jacobson by his guardian Mrs. Mary
s n jacobson, had filed suit against
the Centennial-Eureka Mining COM
4 pany to recover 81 5000 damages for.
personal injuries, Il compromise was
made and judgement was entered by
Judge Armstrong for 1900 In favor D Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

by local applications, MS they car,no.
There Ia only one way TO cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedles's
Deafness is caused by an infiamed condI.
ton yof the mucous Y, SI, lining Of the El-
famed you have ~ rlmbling sound or i'm.
perfect hearing, and when X Is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result. and I'M
and this tube restored to Its normal con
dition. hearing Will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases ont of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which lis nothing but amin
ssss5 We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deal ness (caused by ca
Jtarrh) that eannot be scured by Hairs
s. u cHEN Sis:! Co. Toiedo g.
Sold BY Druggists Is. 75c. III 53 I, Az
s: AXE Hall mil VA Ills for constlpa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
,IArHEws owns IURNITuRE.

Albert G. Mathews was declared the
owner OF $3.50 worth Of households
furniture yesterday in Judge Whit
akers court which his divorced wife
Mrs. Janet C. Mathews was attempt
ling to repleVIn. They We're divorced
over the division of the furniture and
household effects Mathews was fined
as for contempt OF court last week
while the case was being tried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
SPECIAL JURY.

KAY Upon the payment Of sac a. spe cial3
trial OF the case of Mike d. Gilbourne
against the Oregon Short Line Rail
roa d company. The snitSis brought to
recover q 5000 for personal injuries.
The case will be called for trial to-
morrow morning FIJI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
WARRANT FOR W. W. FINN.
Race Track Official is Charged With
Assault and Battery.

n F. Rooney, press agent for the.
Ogden races, swore to a complaint IN
Judge Bowanan's court this afternoon
against w. W. Finn, charging him with
assault and battery. Finn is also an
attache of the races. and attacked
Rooney the other evening outside the
Kenyon hotel, and the complaint, is an
outgrowth of that affair. Tho warrant
will be served on Finn at the race track
this afternoon. 81 z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15

I !, ding at the corner or Il s. 4 q.
second South streets isst al most ~, ana &
spleted' and work has Already ~.
slaTted on the found ation at the r sss
s,es s ne tJuepn management viii expsb,
ss.oyy .nas summer IN improving tSas
~ psrsy winch des reniodsllinss
sa5o people - 4 y sat sat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
INVASION or 1E,HE vnRENcE.

AZ
Already these audacions denials of
the supernatural are being ollows.d by
a looseness of morals and an omirols
invasion OF iir1'everence which threaten
the stability of society. Thus, taking
only a few clippings from our news
papers of recent issue IS An Orange, N.
j., paper records a trial marriage en-
tered into for a space Of Ave years by.
as the Orange Sentinel 4 has TIA gen
stleman and g. lady This shocking case
OF irreverence and travesty on the SANG;
ss& se Hue Sad ga p spasa Buf s
falo paper tells us of /, dinner Of 10
covers given by a Methodist minister
and his wife on Good Friday. At a
afashionabl wedding on the eve of Good
Friday, in a Baptist church inSa New
England town. the pulp was removed
and a huge wtshbone erected In its
place. Alta Uniyersalist church In
Massachusetts on a Friday evening Of
ding OF children was held. with bride
and groom. matrons OF honor, best man,
bridesmaids. flowers girls, ushers, and,
alas, that we have to admit 1t, an ac-
credited minister Of q fashionable,
church The Lohengrin march, we are
told. was played for the suspicious oc-
casion. and. for the sacred ring, enl-3
blerlattc OF the 5tndfsSolupllttyso OF mar
rage, there was substituted a padlock
and chain, the groom putting the key in
his pocket. AT Atlantic City an Epis-5
copal minister ii troduced wrestlers and
pugilists, cheap singers, and song-and-
dance men, to alnuse his congregation,
and give variety to his Sunday services.
For the honor Of religion, rejoice that
his bishop censlred him and put an; end
sto8the dissertation Of Gods house.
In closing the dean said:
Dung gentlemen, live a clean 1ife:s
act honorable with your fellow mem
deserve well Of your church and your
country; and then pence, happiness and
prosperity win wait upon your bidding
and the world will be better and
brighter because it has known you
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15

\ he 8nIafntiff, jacobson was struck or,
+ the head by al falling timber In the
mine on April ] q. i 900 and since that
time has been a ffected. NJ RS, jacobson
his wife, was appointed as his guardian
to bring the suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15

A private safe may b. rented in the
fire and burglar proof vaults OF the Salt
Lake Security & Trust col 1894 Main;
street, $500 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15

q, y. "a 4. Evans. Florist. SO g. Main s.
Flloeral q Ie esiEns q specialty. Phone sSi'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-15
BUSINESS and VI REALTY R B u

1,oday,s local bank Eclearings amount
cd To- 81, 166, 9S2 SO, as compared with
$500, 040.19 for the corresponding day
of last year. Ia IS 5is II & 81 (,