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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
11eary rrbalt litehai4e.
Sie Gntbeduns bes Iurbpols ais cine
feititebenbe 3batiafe crfldrt.
@aibinaton. $. 6, 5. Nop.

8 aibington, 8. G., 5. Hop.
Sic .Hational Geographical Sos
cietp". fpelhe Yearp am Rittipoh
fir Die Iu~ffinbnng bes NorbpoIs Die
,golpene Webaile perlicbcn bat, nabm
bel Der gleihen @elegenbeit cine &e>
Iplution an. nod tpelder Die Srage,
Oh Elm auperer Soriher Den Norbpol
Dor benz Sabre 1909 erreidt bat, bon
einem Subeonrite bon Sahperitdn>
Digeu nnteriudt mcrbcn ion, weldes
8olmadt '5ur @inforberung bon
Sotumenten ODER. 3l Iolfen Heiien
erbalten miro, ole 3tr giniihtnabne
i'll Die Original : Sofumente erfprbers
lid perben iollten.
Sas beutet barapf BIN, baB sic
8eieqi6aft tbunlidit bdlo uih Elm
llrtbeil iiber Die Sofiimente Or. Gre
oerid u. Goof's abgeben ipia. Sie1c
abiiht lit bon lpeittragenocr 9eDeli>
tlns fir Die Gntideipnn9 iiber bic
Yrioritdt bel Der gntbedung beS
Yols. Sr. Gpof miro bon Dem Be-
ldluiie Der 8cielli6aft umgebenS in
aenntniB 9eiebt peroen.
In Der Sibuug bes Sireftorens
rdtbs Der @eieai6uft nabmen fiinfs
5ebn angeiebene 8elebrte tbeil. 9iafs
Dem bas Subcpmite ieinen 9eribt err
itattet bate. e%ntipann lid cine 8iuei>
ltiinbige Sebntte iiber oenlelben.
aber einitimmis Den brei Sahpers
S6lieBlih ihlpB Der GnsihuB lid,
~itdnbigen bes Subcomites an, uelhe
es iiber ieben 3,ueifel feititebenb an.
ieben, baf Commander SearD MN 6.
Nprtl 1909 ben Norbppl crrcift bat.
allh Dem aapitGn u. 6. Bartlett
pllrbe cine Iebaiae p~erlieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
GrHarmts Sss KSnies
2Ilfsnis.
Yarts, 6. Npp.

warts, b. Npp.
Sn ciner Spcsialbepcihe pm
Wabrib an has ySpmrnal" ,uirb
cine %ltnterrebnns NIT S6nis
Mlfuns er,udbnt, Der lid iebr
erbittert be5iislif Der 5crrer=
&nnbgebnnsen int gnslanbe
dmferte. Gr iagte: nSh per-
itebc bic Saltnng Der Wtafien,
bic tets fir Sas Iartei err
sreiien, was lie fir RedIt
balten, aber", fubr CT fort, lid
fann nidJt periteben, ute seiftige
8r1fcu, bic es niGt ,uasen, cine
Gntbefnns ausutinoisen, bepur
iie bunbert Mal bnrd Ggperi=
mente feifseitellt lit, cs nnter-
nebmeit f5nnen, pbne ltnteriah
gesen elm semae @eieten, bic
tie nid)t feunen, sefaates tlrtbeil
nnb sesen bic perbiirste Gbre
Der ipauiiden Suloaten 5u
prpteitiereu: Wenn man sewiIe
Sran5pien h1rt, tuiirbe mat
slanben, mir waren Wilbe nnb
leben 1T Der Seit Der Snani=
iitiun, nidJt aber inter elmer
cpnititutipnelen Wouarhie, bic
10 cpnititntipnell lit, baf iic mir
uid)t einmal bns GedJt Der Be
snabisnns einrdnmt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Spjialiiten s%eiuiniicn adJt Stse BEL
Stidwablen In Saben.
WfrIin. p Mnh.

a SeIllH 2. 9tup.
Bel Den babiifen S%tidtpublen.
beren Heiultat nunmebr p~oaitdnoig
porliegt. baben trob Dem 8lods Ibs
fommen 5ptiden ben Nationaniberaz
len uub So5iaIoemofraten bas genz
trum uub Die Gonierpntipen eiinitig
abgeihnitten. Sros Der 5uaelagten
io5ialiitiifen ltnteritiisung baben Die
Hationaliberalen feds Sise i'm Sanbz
tag c%ingebiiBt. oas Centrum pasegen
MIR 3ruci unb Die eouierpatipen unb
Semofrateu ie einen. Sie Spsias
liiten iubeln. Siir Tie baben bic
8ablen nit einem 8epinn bon aht
Sieeu 9eenoet. uno Die So5ialSemoz
frdtie lit iebt I'M baoiihen 2anStag Die
8neitirdrfite Yartei, an 3abl ibrer
8ertreter MIR nod BON Centrum
iibcrtrsffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
@etbeiltcr Sieg Int Ne,u Yurf.
g e 10 Morf. 3. Nr

% ~ Dorf, 3. Nop.
Sanmanp Sal bat, mic CO ni6t
anbers an ernarten mar, Ieinen
WaporsS Ganbibaten Iiegrci6 burd Die
8abl 9ebra6t: Gidter 8iaiam 8.
@abnor aus grpoflpn lit 5um Manor
bon Neip Yorf 9cpdblt purpen. Gber
Die anberen Imtsbeiperber auf Dem
bon linn e~efiibrten Sidet baben ii6
feinen 2orbeer eebolt. Sic republic
taniifen Suiioniiten iperben pielmebr
Die ~pollItdnbi9e Gontrole il6er Die
Sinan5fpirtbi6aft Der Staot baben.
Sas bebeltet 6al6 unb balb cine Nte@
berlaae bon SnmmanD Sal; oenn
gernbc bic Geform Der Sinan5ipirtb>
Idait ipar Elm icbr ipeientlider Yunft
Der biesmaligen 8ablparole. (Siebe
@eiteres biesbetreff auf Seitc 6 oieler
9hlmmer.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Sieg Der Sempfraten.

2ruispiIIe, 6p.. 5. Sob.
Sie bempfratii6c Tartei bon acnz
tidp befinpet lih na6 Dem @ablta9c
inl Seiie bon fait aler alien CRIB
idaft. Sie nGdite 2eeislatur bon
&enttdp miro an mebr als 3peiorits
teln benlofrntilh fem, 10 Dob lie ims
itanbe lit, irsenb cine IaBresel ses
gen bas Ieto bes repiblifaniiden
@o%uperneurs bur6subrineen. Naf
Den lesten geriften murben 26 bemo>
tratiidc unb ~ republifanii6e See
natoren eripdblt. 50 bennofratii6e Ib@
g%eorbnete uno 81 Hepublifnner.
Snr6 Die @%rfpdblung bes Semoz
fraten @. 8. Seab gum Mappr bon
louisville lpllrbe bieie Stabt Der De-
mofratii6en Geibe nieber einpcrleibt.
Seab bate einc Wcbrbeit BON 300
Stimmen. Wit stpei Iusnabmeu iino
ale grDBercn Stdbte be5 Staates
2ouispile gcfol9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
(Spe5ialz Gorreiponoen5.)
Scutidc Yilger pcrbcn BON Bus benz
3ebnten in Scutidcr Spratc
bcgriift.
H 0 m. IA. Oft. 90.

Hom, IA. Oft. 90.
Im II. Sftobcr mllroen Die bcute
Ihen Yilger bon aDIn. peritdrft burh
Die Nitglieber Der pcutifen Golonie
in Hom bonn Sl. Batter in Nuoien5
empfdnsen. Wfgr. Srisen, 8iifof
bon S%trabbIrs. mar Der Sprefer Der
Y~il9eridnnr. Ndhbcm pie iiblih
Yius Der 3ebnte Die Yilser unp ibren
abfueienben Yeripanbten ben pGpits
lifen Segen crtbeilt. unp nah Dem
Die Yil9er bas benz Batter Der Gbris
Itenbeit ipoblbcfdnnte y8roBer 8ott,
mir lobeu Sid" seiunsen. fam Der
bohinterciimte Roment Der gdn5en
Iuoieu5. Ils Scr Iapit lansiam bic
Sttfen ieines Sbroncs ~berabltieg.
blieb er ploeli6 iteben uno iagte. 5u
Der fniecnbeu YiIseridaar gefpanbt.
in oeutider SpraHe nit feiter
Stimme: ~@eipbt lei Seius @bris
itusl" - rSn gipigfeit. Amenr en-
idol es frcuois aus ben Aeibeir Der
Yilger. limb nit einem 9ddefn aui
ben 9ippeu perlieb Der OF. Batter ben
Saal, pdbrenb biuter linn Elm breis
fades Sod" ertonte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
S1rcflihc Hphbeit.

Gnrlinpillc, ST., l.. Nop.
Iuf Dem Gn~riinpilc Gitp Srieb>
bof ipllrbe enthedt, bnB @anbalen our
5alloipccnfcier bort eincn Shaben
bon ctlpa $4,000 nngcriftet BADEN.
llngcfdbr 100 8rubbeufmldlcr ipurz
Den beihdbigt. &lcinc Stcinc, Die
fait itpn elm Sabrbuupert alt luaren.
lpuroen ebcnio 6crbrod,en. ipic MOS
ocrnc 8rnbmdlcr. Sic idperen
Sbiigeu cines @rdbgcipDlbcs iparen
nit einem Snmmer unb Icibel be-
nrbcitet. 3pci Serbaftunsen muir
DEN gcmadt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

lpeYel SulYlUuIl uul IIettHt OuO.
Nep @orf, 5. Sob.
Ils Samuel @onpers, Srdiibent
Ser yImerican federation Of Sabpr",
bon bers Gufrehterbaltung bes gegen
i'm gefdatcn llrtbeils criubr, luar er
ettpas betrpffen. faBtc iih aber balo
rnb Iugte auf Sefra9en: Eros aller
Mdtun9 Dor Der Stimmeumebrbeit bes
8erihtsbpfes. fam i6 mid meiner
perfailluasmdbig 9arantirtcn &edte
nidt beb6al6 cntdubcrr, neil elm
Gifter bieielbcn burd Ginbnltsbefeble
beiieite ifiebt unb perneint. Sberz
ri6ter Sbeperb's abpei6enbe Inii6t
lpirb ourh Die Contribution unb Die
oamit p%erbirnbenen Hehte gebcdt.
@enn ih blrdmls ms @efdngniB
seben ntllb, 10 perbe i6 bas SelpuBta
fem nit mir nebmen, baB aud In@
oere in Der @ergnngenbeit leioen
mubtcn fir Die Sahe Der Sreibeit
unb fir Wenidenrehte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Der Tirfuanfer Convent.

Der siefuaicritrafen : Gpnpent lit
Rem Orleans pertast iih Zinc
bic" inter entbmfiaiiiher &unbs
sebnns. = lm 8. Sesember Sus
iammenfunft Der ySinfbnubcrt"
su Waibingtpn, 9. 6. = gerihic=
bentlidJe Heiplntiunen. Ser
brubenbe pplitiide 5aftur i'm font
member GpnsreF.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Sirtcnbriei scseit 5errcr sanns=
sebnngcn.
8crIiu, Z.

Scrltn, I. Mop.
grSbiihof Scttiu9cr bon 1tilnhcrs
Srcniin9 bat cincn Sirtenbrief ge9en
Ole ipsenanntcn Serrer : aunbgebuns
gen. mclte Der Siuridtuus bcs ipas
nii6cn 8epolutioudrs seiolst iinb, err
Ser 9irfeniiirit erbebt
Yroteit ge9en Die @oripiirfe, ipelhc in
I%crbinpung nit Der Grefution Der fus
tbpliihen Stride scmaft porbcn. unb
crtbeilt Der Observation-Disclosures Yreiie
cine iharie @arnuus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
9nbnque, Soua, 9ielstag, ben 9. Nouclnbcr 1909.

oieie babcn ii6 ionaf perpfliftet,
Gait, Cannon uno auc Anberen ais
3dnoibaten fin Die 8ieperipabl id)lns
gen 81 belfen. ipenn biciclben ibrr
0altung be5ilgiid beS Siefpaiierfpeg<
plans niGt Gnbern. Sic Sragc lit
oumit elm orpbenber politiiher Suftor
geiporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Qas Bnhaet i'm britildJrm
alnterbans anernammrm.

Sas engliifc ltnterbauS paiiirt nit
aroper Webrbeit bic piel umitrittene
Sinan5. 8urlasc IN britter @pr.
Iciuns. = Ercmier gsauit fprbert
ben Spppiitions 5iibrcr Saltpur
aui, Sarbe su bcfennen. = Gnt-
wcber Stcmcrn pecr 5ariireiprm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
arics sesen @ett.s pnbifat.
Ghicnnn- I'll = NSr

Pm Counting Ibenp iiub micbcr
3ipei 8omiben i'm @ei6dftsbc5irfc Der
Stnet erplpoiert unb baben 9roBen
Shaoen ipfpic betrdhtli6e IMfres
auna berporseruien. Sic crite
Npn,6e fam in benz Snuic $50 Statc
Strabc cur Grploiiou. Die auocre 10
Ninutcm ipGter in eiuem 8ebduoe
unipeit Der Gde BON Ga SaIlez mo
@iahiions Strobe. Seioe attentate
ideincu gcsen Spiels unb 8cttsS Stubs
ecribtet 9epeien 81 leiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Gerhananihpuae Gmtaleiinna.
. Z Wi pincs Z. Npmo. 8. 0{r

Sos @oincs. Sopa. 8. giop.
Se6Sig Yerionen purben pcrlebt,
unb einc bapon tDotlih, ais elm ge>
brdngt boiler llniperiitb SlacesS tras
Benbnbuna9en an Der 10. Stra6e ents
9leiite unb umidlug. nahbem Der
uuBer Gontrolle geratbeue 8ngen Den
por Der llngliidsitdttc beiinpliden
Siigcl in ralsSser Gle binab9eiauit
mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
@uIfsseriht perbiitet.
GnrrpII. Snlpn. B.

Carroll. Soma. 3. Nop.
gs lit Den Seborbeu ~aelunaen. Die
Den beiben Hdnbcrn Grneit 9inbquiIt
unb Sstnr OGen ~angebrobte Spudes
rel lpegen Grmorruns bes @arihnaS
Yat. Cation 81 pcrhiiten. 2%inbauiit.
Der I0rber. murbc bon Der Soiie. 81,
pas IaisfclN um5ingelt batte, psrs
ipunhet nnb biirflc lterbcu. Ser Haub,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
in Griedenlanh.

Sat ifnelles Gnbe 81 8uniten ner
Rcsicrung scnummcn, iuelfe e..
flart bat, nadiihtis sesen bic 8e.
bellen ieiu ST. pollen, ba jene SO
ben ausciebcniten Samilien im
9anne gebDren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
No. 1898.

rrcgcn bciicn tic pcrbaitct purbcn. lit
ibr britte5 Tcrbrcobcu. Gle bcftnbcn
lid crit ieit ief5 Npuutcn in 2nnbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Ge(6aftsfh6rer: SoremS Conner.
Sabrgang 80.

bod blie6en lie, ba iie appeairten.
luesen Siirgidait aui freiem SnB.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-22
Marriage Licenses.

Soren p. Soremson and Jennie P. New
march of Salt Lake City.
lanes a. Eakins and Clara Louise Root
OF Salt Lake City.
Frederick G. Webb and Verne Henshaw
Of Salt Lake City.
George w. Murphy and Nina Asbury of
Evanston. Wyo.
Lawrence i. Barton Of Salt Lake City
and Geneva Flint of kaysvilc.
Edward c. Gunderson of Winder and
Rosetta STAY of Wilford.
John NJ. Brown and Mary J. Christensen
Of Salt Lake City.
G. l.. Sorenson and Elizabeth \. Letham
OF Salt Lake City.
j. l.. Lundberg of Toocle and Emma
Anderson of Salt Lake City
Charles Kemmerman and Emma Cooke
of salt Lake CITY.
Asa Baird OF Lake Fork and Winnifred
kirkman of Mant.
Leo s. Twlegs and F,rieda A. Funk of
Salt Lake City.
Farley G.. Jones and Leone A, Asper OF
Salt Lake City.
Clarence E. Johnston and Tessie Smith
Of Salt Lake City.
Edmund II. Furncss and Mary Kate
Henderson OF Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-22
|W|D0V GETS $500
\ FOR HUSBANDS DEATH
Mrs. Laura Hill Accepts That
Rather Than Go Through
Another Trial.

Rather than go to the trouble of an
other trial. Laura Hill, widow of Al
fred 8. Hill. an Inspector, who was
Filled underneath Denver & Rio
fSrande car at Helper on April S, 1907.
and the two children agreed in Judge
Ritchie S division of the third district
court Monday 10 accept $500, without
costs. from the railway company in
satisfaction Of all claims for Hill s
death.
Hill was killed while inspecting cars
on what is known rs sidetrack No. 4 at
Helper Another engine attached 10
q string Of cars ran onto this track and
showed one of the cars he was inspect
mo over him. Mrs. Hill brought suit
for s225 900 damages for his death. aud
i'm Judge Ritchic 5 division on April
8. zoos. exactly one year after Hill 5
death. was awarded $4,000 damages
by jury headed by Edgar s. Hills.
The railway company attacked the
rerdiet on the grounds of newly dis
covered evidence mainly, and succeeded
IN getting new trial in the district
'court. The supreme court, to which the
plaintiff appealed, upheld the setting
aside Of the verdict and the granting of
a new trial and rather than go through
a rehearing of the case Mrs Hill agreed
10 accept $500.
The children are Arthur, ) years old,
and Chloe &
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-22
REALTY ASSOCIATION
IS GIVING INFORMATION

Indications that the advice OF the
Salt Lake Real Estate association IS
sought by other similar organizations
is shown from the inquiry recently &c
ccived from D. c. Burns. president Of
the D. c. Burns Realty 6 Trust COM
psny, stating that there had just been
introduced in the Denver Roal es-
tate Exchange resolution re-
questipg that the city pass an
ordnance requiring cars to stop on
fhe near side of the street and asking
thc opinion of the Salt Lake Real Es-
tate association on the subject. 1t also
requested that the association coop
crate with the Denver exchange in
briugin0 about the passage Of laws 10
have this method of stopping alonte l
In the large cities all over the country.
Other inquiries recently receiver BY
The secretary Of the Real Estate $50
citation are those from Miss Dora Jen-
sen OF Appleton, Wis, asking for a IisI
og dry goods houses III the city and
from y, j, Davis of Denver, Colo,
inquiring concerning values of real es-
.ate IN this city. Mr.. Davis states that
ie was disappointed IN Denver as the
business opportunities of the Queen city
had been greatly enlarged upon i'll the
literature sent him and he failed to find
what he was after. He wishes 10 come
10 Salt Lake CITY to live.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-22
FAIR WEATHER TODAY.
PREDICTS DIR. HYATT

The weather conditions Monday We're
not unlike those OF the day previous. The
contered over Colorado caused the
weather 10 be somewhat cloudy, but DR.,
Hyatt says the high pressure area on
the west will have the effect Of causing
continued lair weather In this vicinity.
Monday was the longest day in the
year BY calendar time the sun rose at
J:iG a, m and set AT SOB p. m; Mon :
day's meteroroIogical record at the local
station Of the mLted SiafsS ors wsS5heg e3diSg
Temperature at p. m IS degreeSI ;
mum temperature, II degrees; mean tenn
rn,a t,irr. ca degrees: which is . degrees
below normal, Total excess since the
first of the month, 10 d@grYees: totali I,,S %N-
cess since January ], los degrees, ire-
cipjtatiou at p. m. none totaI pre-
cipitalion since first Of The lS,o month 11dt,I 10
inch which IS 90 inch usio" 90 "pt Eooi,Is tL,",'
trota1 excess since january /, l.?- lhchcS'
Relative humidity 70
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-22
DANIELS FILES ANSWER
TO HIRABELLFS ACTION

Max Daniels, the tailor, filed an answer
in the third district court Monday to the
suit Of Carminc Hiraheli, a coatmakcr,
to recover $500 alleged damages for an
assault upon him by Daniels with n pair
of tailor scissors May II. last. In which
he denies that he struck Hrahelli with
pair OF scissors and says that no merely
used his fists.
Daniels admits giving Hirabeli black
eye, but SAYS the coatmaker was the ag-
sressor. On May u, the previous day.
IIirabclli attacked him on n stairway and
got him partly down and then struck him.
he says For this he discharged him. but
on the following day Hirabcli returned to
the shop and when Daniels wouldn't
agree not to prosecute him for the assault
OF the previous day. attempted TO induce
all the other workmen TO quit. too, Dan
iels says.
He ordered Hirabelll to leave the place
to which HIrabelli, IL is alleged, replied
that he would leave when ne pleased,
Hirabclli then assaulted him both with
profanity and blows and he gave Hira-
bclli the black eye in self-defense, he
says. Daniels asks that uirabellis suit
be dismissed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-22
ACTOR MAY ESCAPE
CLUTCHES OF LAW
Alan Farr, Charged With Forg-
cry, Released on His Own
RecOgnizance.

Alan Farr, the actor. who, whilo
member OF the Willard Mack stock COM
pany playing at the Bungalow. forged
Mack's name to a check on the National
Bank OF the Republic for SIS and passed
it upon Is. f.. Doran of the Kenyon bar,
will probably escape prosecution upon the
charge OF forgery on two counts. the ut
tcrIng and the passing of a forged In
Strument
In Judge Lewis division OF the Third
district court Monday Farr was released
on his own recognizance upon motion Of
the district attorney. IT Is understood
that Ftarr has made restitution and that
the case against him will he dropped.
Tho date of Farr's alleged offensc was
February ~. last
Upon motion OF the district attorney
c. .. Nelson. charged with failing TO
provide for his minor children, SierId. IL
years old. and Anna, !. for several months
following May l. 1907, was also released
on his own rscoenizance and 1T Is likely
that the case against him Will be dropped
also. The complainant was Anna Nelson,
the defendants wife,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-22
Real Estate Transfers.

Geo s. TAYLOR, ct al. 10 John
Snider, lot 2. block 80, plat a. d. S2O2.50
Geo. y; Wallace. ,Jr-, to Mary, Nc ann
VIM. L, Nesler and wife to Rachel
Ross J. Mitchell 20 Oliver NJ
Rrachen, lot /, block !. plat y. 900
Brigham 80. ..-.. .-..s..,r.., 4HOO
Esther q. Hammond To Bernice G.
Richardson. lot 6, block II, plat y 412O
J. II. Shilling and wife 10 j. d.
Shilling. Jr. lot g. block j, plat
r.. Brigham ......,.......-..,..:E
las. w. Cochrauc and wife To David
Unsworth, ct al, lot e. block TO- .-,
plat G ....,.-.-... .....e.....r ooV
a. f.. Hyde. Jr., and wife 10 7. s. ,
Cowan, lot ., block 3. plat A. lVO
Herman Bcaumcrt and wife 20
Theodore T. Burton, lot j. block ,,oo
~ plat A......,........-..., IVO0
Mary j, Springer 10 Nicholas 9,
Smith section 9, township ),
range west. ....-....-.:- oiV
Jno. Morgan and wife TO .Nun NJ NJ.
North, lot l., block IS. lO-acre
plat " .,s.-....s.- ....a.....- ]
Jno. =. Sorensen and wife to
Adolph Bergen. section 80, town. ~
ship 20, range ] west .....s,...... l9OO
Chas T.. Miller and wife tn David
Bills. section 80 township 30
range ! west. ........,..-- . IL iI.VV
VIM. II. Silveh and wife to David
Bills. section 81 township 30,
range ] west. ...,.s.,.-,... a9V
A G.. Ellis, Jr.. and wife 10 :. j..
Realty Co, lot / block 160, plat - 10
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YOUNG GIRL ADJUDGED
INSANE BY COMMISSION

Sarah f.. letter, the 13-year-old daush-
ter of John w. letter, was adiudged by an
insanity commission in Judge Ritchie' 8
division of the Third district court Mon
day and ordered committed to the state
mental hospital at Provo.
The little girl has been deformed from
birth. suffering from spinal trouble. to
which her mental afflicuon Is attributed,
Recently she has exhibited strong tcndcn-
cics towards violence, and II was thought
best TO send her TO the mental hospital
for treatment,
The commission was composed OF Conn-
ty Physician Or. T.. p. Kirtley. and Dr.
+. II. Raley and Assistant District Attor-
ney r., c, Lcatnerwood The witnesses
were the girls father and Mrs. Jennie l.,
Jones.
Ole Berllhoel. father OF the noted singer,
Agatha BerIShocl, now filling n Boston en-
gagemcnt, was examined as TO his sanity
and declared sane and ordered discharged,
Rerl5hoel. who is about % years old. late
ly has become remarkably eccentric, but
there was no evidence that there Is any
thing alarming the matter with his men
tai faculties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-22
MANY WILL ATTEND
BAPTIST CONVENTION

4 large delegation Of the members Of
the Baptist church of this, city Will
leave in a special car over INC oregon
Short inc Wednesday for Portland, Or,
1yhcrc I thc annual Baptist convention
viii w III he held June a to July >. Those
who wEr Will po from this city follow; Mrs,
r r Nipper, Miss 3. Armstrong, Mrs.
+ + berkeley. j. j, Corum, Ben h.
rornm and wife, Madam Ebaugh and
Mrs. w. c. Ebaugh, Mrs. {, j. Nit and
daughter Helen, Rev. and Mrs. George
h. White Miss Clara Wilson. Edward
Riolow. Miss Farquhar, Miss Carrie
Carry. Miss r. Maud Ditmars, Rev. and
Mrs. l.. S, Bowerman,
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Deaths.

Otto Thles 60 North First West, asth-
ma: aged 6S. June 20
pllais poisoning. aged 90, Juno 90.
Loren Fisher. Holy Cross hospital.
spinal trouble, aged s months, June 20.
sadie sullivan, 1890 Lincoln avenue,
pertonits, aged IL. June IL.
John McAllister Faddis, SIS East Ninth
south, pneumonia, aged %, June is.
Mary Hannah. % North First West,
hemorrhage Of lungs, aged 81 June 20,
Theodore A. Stuart 1920 Second ave-
nue, scarlet fever, aged II. June q.
Alnund c. Lee, 10I5 West First South
pneumonia, aged Il, June IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-22
ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF
IS PAINFULLY INJURED

Assistant Fire Chief Fitzgerald lies
on Il cot at fire headquarters with three
bones in his right foot broken, as the
result of an alarm Of fire early Mon
day morning. Fitzgerald S horse
stepped on his foot while the assistant
chief was harnessipg him for the run.
About 5000 damage was done by the
fire, which was at 42 and ~ CONNER.
cial street. occupied by the Capital
Electric company aud the John Horn
Cigar company. The origin of the fire
is undetermined
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A Liberal Offer.

We are established right here where
YOU live. Now, it stands to reason we
would not dare to make the claim that
Rexall "92' Hair Tonic will cure dan
druff, grow hair and prevent badness,
except VIC are positive it will do so. We
ask you TO try this remedy on our
guarantee. Your money back if not
satisfied. Two sizes, SOC and $l.00. The
ReXall Store.
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Denver g. Rio Grande r.

June 4, 5, II, 10, 16, &c; July ., 8.
Chicago and return .......-... $500
ST. Louis and return ......... 1900
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and return. $500
Omaha, Kansas City and return. 1000
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo 22.50
Other points in proportion.
Tickets good returning October 81.
Ticket office, 301 Main street.
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Binding Permits.

II. NJ Lamont brick addition, l1G4 East
Fourth South, 500.
Mrs. Grace a Bettles. one story brick
garage. rear % Fifth East. $1,000.
w, f. Madison, one-story brick dwell
ing. i07 3 street, $4,000.
William w. Mccullough, brick addition,
EeySoT court $500
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Everyone would be benefited by tax
ING Foley's Orino Laxative for constl-
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