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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
Prospects Are Bright For
Reaching An Agree
ment on Wages:
DEMANDS ARE SENT IN
COMMITTEE of Seven From
Each Side Selected to
Conduct Negotiations.

E. V
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Mar. liz
with the desire to reach an early
decision and thus avoid suspension
of work, the representatives of the
United Nine Workers of America,
Presidents Of coal CARRYING roads and
the Independents mine owners met
here today and began negotiations
for nav agreement 10 go into et-
feet at the expiration ot the present
working arrangement March 81.
Good feeling ana understanding
prevail among those attending the
conference and there are good pros
poets for an early settlement without
resorting to radical action. The do.
mands Of the miners were drafted al
q convention held in Scranton last
October and approved by the Nation-
al convention held at Indianapolis
In January.
The conference OF operators and
miners adjourned after the miners,
had submitted their demands to i
subcommittee.
Seven members from zach silc
were appointed TO take IN the uego-
t!ations.
The proceedings Of the conference
today were formal and harmonious.
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SANE RULES
ARE SURE TO
Be ADOPTED.
Is the Opinion Of Watson Af.
ter He Holds Confer
ences With Taft.

WASHINGTON. B. ~. Mar. IL
Former Representative Watson Of
Indiana, who was the Republican
whip in the House, after confer
ence today with President Taft. es-
tlmated the strength Of the "insurg-
ents' in the House at %. He ex-
pressed the opinion that the rules Of
the House last congress would be
adopted at the extra session.
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FREIGnr AeENr pRoMorEp.

Freight traffic officials of the Balti-
more and Ohio have isued a. circular
announcing the promotion Of Mr.. ]. H.
Andrew to the position Of travelling
freight agent of the road. with head
quarters at Huntington. W. Va. Ms.
Andrew succeeds Frank W. milking,
transferred. and reports to Dayision
Freight Agent Fowler. The change
becomes effective March 10.
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FUNERAL Vt CHURCH.

The funeral Of Lena Allen Morris.
cplored. who died at her home on
Ferry street Wednesday morning OF
dropsy, Will take place at Pride's
chapel, a. NJ. e. church Friday after
noon at : O'Clock. 1t was announced
that the funeral services would be
held at the late home. but the ar
rangements were changed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11

THIRTY DUR IAElE IT

lle annual Tree school diplODia cx,
animation for Harrison county Opened
at O'Clock this morning il tiie cir.
cult court room with County super.
intendent Wayman Ogden /,
eharge All the magisteriaI district
In the county were represented 81.
espt Coal and Union districts. Thir.
ty=fonr In all were enrolled for d,
examination. The are as follows:
Bessie Garrett elarksburg
Rosa Kester, clarksburg
Lottie Kittle. Wolf SUMMIT
Mabel Brown, Lumberport
Cleveland P, Hickman, Bristol.
Russell N. Jaynes. shinnston.
g. L. Ryan, Bridgeport.
Arden Hal, Bridgeport
clyde McIntirc. Bridgeport.
Nora Bell. Bridgeport,
Florence Hall, Bridgeport.
Eli Lightner. cIarksburg.
Grace Robinson. Mt Glare.
Laco Grcathousc, Mt. Glare.
Maud Robinson. Mt, Glare;
hary slawter, Bridgeport.
Mary Winemiller. clarksburg.
clifford Hickman, Bristol.
J! Edgar Bell. Wallace.
Manlie Keesy, Bristol.
Genevieve Hornor, Lost Crock.
Raiah Ronine. Lost Creek.
Anna Garrett, clarksburg.
ciaud Murray. shlnnston.
Lille Alden speir. Lumberport.
Lynn Heldrcth, Lumberport.
Clark 2. Brooke. Lumberport.
Lloyd D. Martin. Lewis.
Vance Williams, ciarksburg.
afaude Rector. clsrksputg.
Alice Williams, clurksbufg.
Leslie Winemiller. LnmheFpnrt.
Carl southern, Clark sbarg
The applicants are persons. who
have completed the graded. course OF
study. as prescribed BY The State for
thc public schools, The main bene-
1T of the examination, or rathor the
diplomas issued, is that credit is given
Ill those who apply for admission to
The State normal schools and they
10 not have to be re-examined there
IN the branches passed on at the ex-
animation here.
The county superintendent exam
mes and grades the manuscripts and
ssues the diplomas. At this examln.
alton only five or six entered for ths
,ull examination, which Is comprised
II reading. geography. orthography,
general history grammar, United
states history. physiology. arithmetic.
penmanship, civil government, book
Keeping and state history. Tho other
includes all the branches named ex.
,ept bookkeeping and civil govern
nent. \
The second diploma will differ from
he FUR one by having stamped on 1t
he Information that the holder there
II did not pass on bookkeeping aa4
:lvIl government.
The opening hour for tomorrow
will be o'clock a. M. and the exam
nation will be concluded some time
Turing the day.
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REVIVAL MEETINGS.

Revival meetings are being held At
The Nosthview Baptist mission chapel
by the Rev Nj. Lightuer. There are
three seekers and several have sig
nifisd their desire for the prayers Of
the church. The meetings promise
TO accomplish much good.
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MILLS IS HERE.

Hon. Z. ". Mills. Of Fairmont.
recent Prohibition candidate 10.
governor and the present state or.
ganizer Of that party. arrived her,
this morning. He viii remain in tho
city two or three days. advauclar
the Prohibition cause.
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LArH MALE AnRlsrBD.

Lafe Male was arrested this after-
noon and Jailed for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct lie entered )
house on Monticello avenue and was
burning furniture. when an occupant
struck him several times with rans
infliCting injuries.
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LITTLE GIRL DIES.

Helen Lochr. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank koehr, of 81 Jackson
street. died Thursday morning ct
t:90 O'Clock Of gastric fever, aged
four years, Funeral sarviccs viii be
held at the parents home Friday af-
ternoon. The burial Will be In HOY
Cross cemetery.
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cor. WALLIS nErrEn.

Col. T. 7. Wallis. who has been m
Tor some time. has been feeling bet-
ter the last several days and is
somewhat improved. He was able
70 take drive this afternoon. His
ngmerens friends sincerely hone b
scna over.
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BISHOP DoNoHUE HERE.

Bishop p. j. Donohue OF the
Wheeling dloees OF the Catholic
church was distinguished visitor
here today from Wheeling. He gave
his attention to the improvements
and addition being made at St.
Mary's hospital.
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GOVERNOR GLAsscocK
TO THE sPECIAL SESSION

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March II.
-Governor Glasscock VIII 90 10
Washington on March 10 attend
the opening Of che special session Of
congress. 1t is believed that he win
urge -hc representatives Of West vlr.
sinia in congress to stand pat on the
tarin revision.
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FrxERAI OF HERsHEIL KIDD

The funeral Of Hersheil Kidd, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Kidd. of
Northview. who died Tuesday night
Of acute Indigestion, was held Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock with SER
vices at the late home, led by the
REV. Benjamin Trunfek, aud burial
ID ne oad Fellows. cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
TRAIN WRECKERs
Derail An Express Train and
Its Engineer is Killed
In the Wreck.

MONROE, La. March 1l.--As The
result of the work of train wreckers
an express train on the Arkansas
Louisiana and Gulf rsilroad bound
from Little Rock. Ark. to Monroe.
was derailed near here at midnight.
Engineer Mcdaniel was killed, ard
the fireman seriously injured. None
9f the passengers was hurt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11

Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. smith,
who have for two weeks been the
guests Of Mr. and Mr. y. B. Mccarty
at their apartments at Toronto. Oh
Dupont Circle. washington. D. G., rs.
turner home today
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KILLED nr cAvE.Ix.

HAMILTON, O.. Mar. 11-James
! Robinson and Alexander Howard
were Killed by cavc-sn in an eight
foot trench here this morning
Thomas Revere, another workman
was probably fatally injured.
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DECIDE 10 ENLARGE
THE RACING CIRCUIT

PTTTsBURG. Pa. aIar. 11-Thers
was an Important aaeeting OF the
Ohio, PeunsyiTania. West Virginia
ana otaryland rael1g Circuit AeFa
yesterday at which 4 vas decided q
enlarge The circuit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
sen. BEVERIDGE B
IS UNDER KNIFE
Is Operated on BY Surgeons
in the John Hopkins
Hospital Today.

BALTIMORE, Md. March H.
Senator Beveridse underwent an op.
Grafton at the Johns Hopkins hospital
today. The operation is said TO be-
not Of serious character. lNrom an
Indications the surgeons said The
operation was successful.
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nEaRING DATE r1xEp.

Justice p. NJ. Long this morning
tiSed next Monday afternoon at 1
O'Clock as the time for giving two
Italians ana sam Henderson a hear
Ing, charged with stabbIng Jesse Wat
kins a; few weeks ago. Watkins has
recovered sufficiently from his
wounds as TO be out in the streets.
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TO GUST AIvoRD.

WHEELING. W. Va, March IL
Superintendent OF the AAnti-saIoon
League. T. W. Hare. who made an ad.
dress in Moundsyille. IS responsible
for the statement that Theodore Al
word win shortly be seeking neE
fields q labor. and mat his position
as attorney Tor The league s culy TEN.
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REVIVAL cnosB

The Bet j y. Se9tt closed the re-
vigal meetings Ii tlls Ailahiston afetls-
edist church last nisns with 20 cons
versions reception win 5e isei.i d
TIE schee house seplsat
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MRS GARNACK
NOT ABLE TO
Be IN COURT
After Painting at the Trial
Argument In Case is
Resumed.
N.AsIlNll.LE. Tenn.. Mar.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Mar. LIZ
General Washington resumed the ar-
spment for the defense in the Coop
sr-sharp trial this morning.
sIrs, carmack, who tainted in the
Court room yesterday, did not ap-
pear, she being too Ill to leave her
room.
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cHIoaeo GRAIx MAnkrr.

CHICAGO. Mar 1l-wheat liz.
corn ss, oats 55 rs.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-30
[ ALE N [ E D
Y @ u n e
LADY
WILL BE GUEST OF MR.. AND
MRS. DAVID EcCLES.
Daughter Of Secretary Of Agriculture
to Enjoy a Social Evening in
This City.

Miss Flora Wilson. daughter of
James Wilson. secretary of agricul-
ture of the United States. passed
through Ogden this morning en- route
to Logan. where she appears in con-
cert this evening. She appeared at
the Shmbert thcater in Salt Lake City
last evening before one OF the largest
select audiences that has attended any
similar function in that city in num-
Der of months
At the depot she was met by Judge
n. Fl. Rolapp and by David EccleS, at
whose home she will be guest upon
her return to Ogden from Logan to-
morrow. District Forester Clyde Leav-
lit and A NJ Smith of the forest
service were also present to welcome
Miss Wilson. During the few minutes
in the city, Miss Wilson gave Mr..
Eccles beautiful bouquet of Ameri-
can Beauty roses for Mrs. Eccles.
AT the dancing party at the Con-
gress Dancing academy to be given
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
f. Hoag for Mr.. and Mrs. Bristol, Mr..
and Mrs. Bell and Mr.. Harold Day,
Miss Wilson will also be guest of
honor.
Saturday evening Miss Wilson will
sing at a concert to be arranged in her
honor in ogden,
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

EASY PAYMENT. Royal Type.
writer's sold on easy monthly pay.
ments. L. II, 8ecraft, corner Grant
and Twenty-fourth streets. =
Nearly new piano for rent or for
sale. cheap. o. J. Stilwell. Bell.
102S-Y; Ind. 67. -
Mall Transfer Clerks oHce-The
Office OF d. NJ. Morrison, United States
mall transfer clerk at the Union depot
has been moved from the north end OF
the Union depot building to a larger
Office in the north depot annex. The
new Office is complete with all the
necessary furniture and equipment:
also an immense vault in which reg
istered mail pouches will be stored
when held to await train connections.
STAR BRAND Webster Typewriter
Ribbons at rs cents. Get coupon
book OF L, n. 8ecraft, corner Grant
and Twenty-fourth streets. -
The Franenverein of the German
Evangelical st. Paul's church will hold
a bazaar at the residence OF Mrs. Joe
Ludwig, at 2311 Lincoln avenue. on
the nrst and second days of Decem-
Der, Wednesday and Thursday. The
ladies will also serve coffee and cake
Everyone Is cordially invited. -
New cars-The equipment that was
used by the commercial commission.
ers OF Japan. In their recent tour OF
the United States, is being dead.
headed" to Chicago from the coast
The sleeping cars. named after the
various states Of the Union, are OF tho
new ten-compartment style. Instead
OF the berths and sections, as in the
ordinary standard sleeper. there are
ten compartments OF staterooms fur.
nished elaborntely throughout. a
Pullman baggage car No. 2. the first
seen In Ogden. was also used by the
distinguished party and went east to.
day.
REPAIRING. We repair all makes Of
typewriters. Get our estimates on YOUR
typewriter before having it repaired.
L. n. eecraft, corner Grant and Twen.
ty-fourth streets.
Rebuilding Yard OtIoe-The ward
Office in the local freight yards which
was partially destroyed by fire A fcw
nights ago. is being rebuilt by the
company carpenters. The main nor.
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SEVEN YEARS FOR
WILLIAM LINDSEY, ROBBER

Justice is not always blind Some
times it appears in the form of fur
nishing aid and succor to the wounded
and afflicted This is what Justice
did today In the district court. with
Judge Howell in the leading role. The
case was that of Stephen Mccarthy,
the young prisoner who was recently
found guilty of stealing from the room
OF man named Smith In the Cottage
hotel. on August 18th.
Mccarthy had been charged with
grand larceny but at the trial the jury
brought IN verdict of guilty of petit
larceny, claiming that the stolen prop
erty did not exceed $50 In value The
finding of the jury kept the man from
going to the penitentlay. In the
court today Judge Howell sentenced
the man TO sixty days in the county
jail
The next prisoner TO face his honor,
William Lindsay, found guilty OF rob-
berry, was sentenced to seven years in
the state prison. Lindsay robbed the
store OF L. Fl. Becraft at the corner
of Twenty-fourth and Grant avenue
about month ago. In addition to
robbing the store. he threw bricks
and rocks through the front plate
glass windows
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-30

Superintendent Fred Gentsch OF the
dining cars and hotel department OF
the Oregon Short Line railroad an
ncunced the appointment OF his staff
this morning, as follows:
w. II. McAbee, assistant superiR-
tendent.
C. l.. Miller. commissary.
c. f. LIttleifeld. chief clerk 10 su-
pcrintendent
j. j. Mackin, laundry manager.
j. T. Todd. commissary agent
Fl. E Blain, outfit inspector.
C. H. Eatlinger, assistant outfit in
spector
Ogden will be the headquarters for
all of the above officials. except ]. T.
Todd, who will be stationed at Poca-
tello.
In selecting his staff. Superintend-
ent Gentsch has picked young. cap
able and tried men. All have had
years of experience in their respect
i've departments and have served In
similar capacities under Superintend-
ent Lewis.
The only change in the operation OF
the dining car departments OF the
Union and Southern Pacific Will be
that all dining cars of the Overland
Limited trains. which heretofore ran
between Omaha and Oakland, will cut
out at Ogden. Those of the Southern
Pacific will run from Oakland 10 Og.
den and those OF the Union Pacific
from ogden 10 Omaha. The dining
cars of the other trains on the Union
and Southern Pacific will be operated
as cutting out ut Ogden
! BY the new change II means that al!
dining car crews employed upon the
three roads, the Union Pacific. South
ern Pacific and the oregon Short Line
will lay over in ogden.
All OF the dining cars of the Union
and Southern Pacific will be stocked
from the Ogden commissary and un
der the supervision of Superintendent
| Gentsch.
The segregation OF the dining car
and hotel departments Of the three
railroads of the Hartman system goes
into effect tonight, at 1901 o'clock
1t Will take several days for the clos
ing up the records and accounts oi
the three railroads by Superintendent:
Lewis, of the Union Pacific, Urquhart
of the Southern Pacific and Gentscl
OF the Oregon Short Line. These
three officials are busy with the great
amount of work attendant upon the
transfer.
There will be no new officials ap
pointed for the Southern Pacific bl
Superintendent Urquhart. whose head
quarters are in San Francisco. The
same officials Of the Pacific system o
the Southern Pacific will act In sim
liar capacity for the Southern Pacific
on its diners between Oakland and Ok
den, but will have nothing to do witt
the eating houses OF that line be
tween ogden and Sparks. Nevada
which will be under the jurisdiction O
Superintendent Gentsch-
The appointees OF Superintendent
Lewis, who Will accompany him tc
Omaha, have not been made public
1t is learned. however. that E c. Sut
ton. who was Mr.. Lewis assistant
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-30
WAREHOUSES;
ARE Being
RAZED
CLEARING THE GROUND FOR a
BIG FREIGHT DEPOT.
kicseI, Boyle and Campbell Get Out
Of the Way Of the Railroad
Contractors.

Work was started this morning in
the tearing down OF the old ware
houses OF Fred j. Kiesel Company
Bowie Furniture Company and the j.
s. Campbell Grocery Company, on the
west side of Wall avenue, between
Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
streets. 10 make room for the big
freight sheds OF the Hartman lines
freight depot now under construc.
tIon
The above named companies have
moved their goods and wares to new
and more spacious warehouses that
they have had built on Wall avenue
adjacent to the railroads.
The owners of the buildings who
had leased the ground from the rail
road company, nre having the build
ings torn down and the bricks and
building material hauled away.
AS soon as the buildings are razed
and the ground cleared, the railroad
employees. under the direction OF AS
sistant Engineer A. Q. Campbell. will
begin work upon the foundation for
the great freight shed which will be
almost a block in length and will be
thoroughly fireproof. The sheds and
platforms will have concrete foun
dation and platform and a roof oi
corrugated iron.
AT the present time the concrete
gang working on the freight depot
foundation numbers about fifty men
but as soon as the buildings are
cleared away the number of men will
be increased.
The work upon the depot and plat
forms Will be continued throughout
the winter, if the weather permits
and if 1t should be discontinued
during the extremely severe weather
Of January and February. it will be
resumed in carly spring.
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livestock In transit The complaint
states that the stock was shipped
from Boulder. Colo. March 81, 1909.
and through the alleged negligence
of the defendant company the stock
was injured to such an extent that the
plaintiff did nto secure the market
value OF the same.
Young Man Oead-Trygue Martin
sen, the ntneteen-year-old son OF the
late Bernt and Carolina Marlinson'
died AL the home of his mother. Ninth
street and Grant avenue, at $3.50
O'Clock last evening OF typhoid fever.
of which ne was III two weeks. The
deceased was born in Christiana, Nor
way. February 20 1899. He Is sur
vived by a mother four sisters and
three brothers. He was a member OF
the hodcarriers' union. The funeral
arrangements will be announced later.
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CARD OF THANKS.

To all those kind and loving friends
who. by their presence and beautiful
floral offerings. lent comfort and help
In the hour OF our bereavement and
al the funeral OF our beloved daughter.
wife. sister and mother Josephine
Aadneson Becker. we extend Our
heartfelt thanks and pray that In their
hour of affliction they may never want
for the same friendly consolation.
MRS. c. AADNESON AND
FAMILY,
ALBERT BECKER AND
FAMILY. -
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

have leased the right TO sell the
Daily Standard within the limits Of
Ogden City. Utah. and, under tbs
lease. | am the only person who has
the right TO make any contract Tor sub
scriptions or sale for the Daily Stand
ard in Ogden City. All agents. solic
itors and canvassers must have a la.-
ter or authority from me. Pay r.
money to others unless they present
such letter OF authority from the un-
dcrsigned Make all complaints con-
corning subscriptions TO Miss Larson.
who has a desk In the Standard Office.
Either phone No 56, II p. ARNOLD
Standard City CirculatOv.
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MAIL LIST FOR SALE.

We cnn furnish live mail list of
1880 names for 80 cents per hun
dred: names for all or part OF the list.
Names cover the southern counties
In Idaho. two eastern counties In Wy
oming two western counties In Nevada
and seven counties Iii northern Utah.
Guarantee delivery of % per cent of
all names and refund postage on all
letters returned in excess OF five per
hundred. List cost many times the
sum asked Call or address ID. T.
Tracy, secretary FoVr-State fair. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-30
NlEE [ ING A Z
THE CLUB
TONlGEI 7

The members Of the Weber club are
requested TO attend at the club rooms
this evening to hear Mr.. Clyde Leayitt.
district forester, on the subject of set
ting aside "A quantity OF land at the
head waters of tho Ogden river, on
and adjacent to Monte Christie, as an
addition to Cache forest reserve
The sentiment OF those present will
be taken
A. R. HEYWOOD. President.
November so, 1909.
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DISEASED MEATS
ARE DESTROYED

You are entitled to II. S. Inspected
meats. Why don't You insist on NJ
The reasons for you doing so are 80
simple that 1t seems a folly that VIC
need TO mention IT, in the U. S. In
spected meats all diseased meats are
destroyed. In other meats they are
not. Stop TO consider. Which do
YOU want?
AS n guide We are publishing. else
where in this paper. a list Of markets
where Inspected meats may be par
chased -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-30
ATTEN TON
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD

The members Weber Camp No. a
are earnestly requested to attend tne
regular meeting Thursday evening.
December 2nd.
Head Councillor l. T. Boak and a
large delegation from Salt Lake CITY
will be present.
Special music and refreshments Will
be provided
A large attendance OF the members
is desired on this occasion to meet
the Head Council and Salt Lake
delegation.
Come and have a good time