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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
NEWS or EPHRAIM



EPHRAtM. April 2O.-Lcttcrs have boon
sent by the Gunnison Commercial club
10 ihc various clubs in Sanpcta Piutc and
SEWER counties reminding them OF the
meeting OF the United Commercial clubs
which VIII take place at GuuniSon, May
:. Their letters also stated that Gov
William Spry was expected 90 be present
Inc assessment roll of this county Is
nearly complete Tor this year. The coun-
" assessor has been very busy during
tho past few weeks. having nearly COM
pIctcd all but / per cent.
August Larsen of Mount Pleasant had
a narrow escape from death during the
past week hy coming into contact with
blown one OF the poles down, leaving Tho
wires lying on the ground. Mr. Larsen
happened along and did not think OF the
attempted To- drive his team across them
The horse which stepped on the wire was
Instantly thrown to the ground. Mr.
Larsen stiil did not think Of tho wire and
at once jumped out OF the wagon 10 see
what was the matter with the animal. he
also coming Into contact with the current
which rendered him unconscious. lie was
picked up by passerby, and soon recoy-
cred consciousness. The only damage he
received was having one OF his fingers
broken. Mr.. Larsen is asking the eicc-
trio light company for damages. and he
states that II he Is refused he will COM
mencc suit, as he claims that the COM
pany was aware Of the wires being down.
The schools Of Fort Green will close
next Friday on account OF shortage OF
funds in tho treasury.
The school board OF Fountain Green
The coming year: J; y. Dorius, {. l..
Despair. Lizzie Elder and Ellilian
Hanson.
Henry Sumption OF Chester lcft this
mence, work on the railroad contract ne
recently secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Rosencrantz Of
Fairvicw arc rejoicing over the arrival
of a me baby girl.
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that such paving

structed to give notice that such paving
district will be created.
a petition was read from D. Rosen-
baum and others asking permission 10
erect a public drinking fountain near Erd-
manns store on Main street. Referred 10
committee on waterworkS with power 10
act.
The road supervisor was instructed 10
place a sign on the street east of the
cemetery, forbidding the dumping OF rub
blsh there.
A resolution authorizing the mayor ana
recorder Of Brigham City TO cancel ana
release OF record any note secured by a
mortgage. made and executed in laFor
OF Brigham City. when paid In fun.
The recorders report OF incidental cN-
pcnscs was approved, and he was author
IZod 10 draw warrant OF 50 each ON inc
general and electric light funds Tor IN
cidal expenses
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PROVO NEWS NOTES
Special to The Tribune.

special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. April 20.-Thomas Farrer. an
aged and respected resident OF Provo
since 1851. died this morning at the fam
lly home from old age and general dobil-
i,ty. after an Illness lasting three weeks.
Deceased was bonn September 3. 1929.
near Kendall. Wcstmoorland county, Eng
land. Ilo came 10 America with his par
ents IN 1872 and located In ST Louis, Mo.
remained until 1876. The family then
won't to Iowa and lived there until 1850,
when they came west.
Deceased was Il good citizen. unassum-
ing in his manner. and enjoyed the re-
spcct and confidence of all his acquaint-
anccs. lie is survived by hvo children,
twcnty-four grandchildren and four
great grandchildren. one brother. Roger
Farrcr, and numerous other relatives. Eu
neral services viii be held from the First
ward meeting house Thursday nt o'clock
y. m.
The Warm Springs Irrigation and
Power company. with headquarters at
Goshen. Utah, has filed articles Of in
corporation with the county clerk. The
company Will use the water of tho warm
springs near Goshen for irrigation and
power purposes. The capital stock IS
1900. divided into shares Of the par
value of $50 each. The officers and dircc-
tors arc rs follows: Albert kanlovc.
president; Emma Nelson. vice president.
-. :. Parvclson. secretary and treasurer.
Waldcmcr Jensen and Charles Jensen, di-
rCctOrS.
The following additional jurors were
drawn yesterday IN tho district court, 10
be in attendance this morning, the former
panel having been exhausted in securing
a jury in the Lawhorn murder case; Jo-
sopl Jensen. John T.. Crompton, llcber
Stubbs. George Sail. Richard Smith,
Jacob MCkurdy, Isaiah Holiday. Joseph
j.. Booth Willard II. Booth. Bert Elliott.
Alex Cordu"r. y. J. Southwick, O. *.
Hansen and Robert Boardman.
}. T.. Ashton opened his new electric
thcater, Tho Ellen last night to IL
crowded house.
The now tourie"n-ton road roller. pur-
chased by the city arrived today and Is
on the courthouse grounds. awaiting tho
arrival Of AN export from the manufacture
'rS To set II up and st1rt IT going
y marriage license has been issued TO
William NJ. johnson OF Spanish Fork and
Aida BcmmopS of Silver CITY.
II. Y. Jackson has bceu appointed n
deputy sheriff at Cotton, 10 serve without
pay,
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OGDEN CITY PROPOSES
TO HELP EHCAMPMEAT
Residents Will Assist i'm Matter
of Entertaining the
Visitors.
SnecLal ID The Tribunc.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 90. Members OF the To-
cal post oil the G.. a. r., tho Spanish War
veterans and the Womcns Relief corps.
with others Interested. attended n mass
meeting at the county building this cvcn-
ing TO discuss ways and means Tor the
entertainment OF the delegates who will
attend the tOrty-third national cucauIp-
mcnt Of the q. y. il. in Salt Lake CITY
next August.
The meeting was called TO order by
Mayor II. l., Brewer. president OF the CN-
cCutiye committee. j. G. Nyo was elected
chairman and &. Il. UolllngSworih sccrc-'
tarv. w. NJ. I3oStaph. George H. Davis.
j. :. Carver !. s, Louis and others spoke
OF the Importance Of preparing in ad-
vance for the entertainment of the large
number Of visitors who arc expected.
George H. Davis. chairman Of the com
mittce on resolutions. submitted several
which were unanimously passed. II was
suggested that August il. the last day ot
and that Invitations be extended 10 - o
delegates TO visit ogden that uay rs the
guests OF tho city.
\ formal invitation was prepared aud
signed by Mayor Brewer. requesting
President w. H. Taft 10 visit IN" city on
that day. H. was suggested that the
executive committee b" increased TO n
membership OF ninc and that j. G. Nye
be made first Vice president and ). II.
Brown second Vice president
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Murray Notes.
.ecial lo Thc Trlbune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MURRAY. April Gothic Progress
Power company of Murray has completed
tho installation OF street lights on West
Murray street. The town IS now well
lighted, all the lights burning until 1
o'clock in the morning. AS per the re-
quest OF the city engineer. all the old
street monuments have been removed and
have been replaced with new ones,
The funeral over the services OF the
eldest son OF Mr and Mrs. Orson who
died Saturday OF whooping cough, after
a short Illness. was held from the family
residence on Vine street today. Inter
ment took place in the South Cotton
wood cemetery.
The Murray Dramatic club has dis
banded for the year. During the past
winter this CLUB has been actively engaged
along the dramatic line. and has preaen ted
.hrce, plays Won Back. ''Whats s
Next and The Blue and the GRAY.
Charles Carlson. tho manager OF the club.
left this week Tor his home in New York,
where he will remain during the summer
He VIII return 10 Murray during the com
ing winter and VIII again take hold os
the Dramatic club "a this nace
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NEWS OF LOGAN
special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
LOGAN. April 2O.-Justicc Erougham
found several cases awaiting his judE-
mcnt yesterday. after his weeks absence.
boy was fined $40 FOR shooting within
the city limits. Another boy was charged
with riding wheel on restricted pave
mcnt. lie pleaded that n bilpostcr had
covered up the restricted sign. and was
set free. The three mon held by the dis
trict court FOR burglariziuG a hoN car
and rcmnndCd back To- the justices court
were set free. They have been held In
Jail for the past sixty days.
The city watCrwOrkS committee has re-
pucStcd that water be very Sparingly used
FOR a week, beginning with April -. The
water VIII loo turned out OF the Logan,
Hyde Park and Smithncld canal in order
TO clean 1T and put in n cement intaE" at
the head Of the water system. This
VIII ncCcESltato the temporary use OF
the Richmond and Logan canal the water
supply OF which Is very limited.
Architect Lewis Cannon Of Salt Lake,
who has b"cn given the contract FOR draw
ing M plans for the rcmodclinG OF the
Agricultural college dormitory into n do
mcstic science building, was at the college
today looking over the prospects,
About 300 OF tho old letters found by
accident in u mail car on the train be-
tween Ogden and Butte last week. were
delivered 10 Logan today. All were dated
1903 and many people 10 whom they were
addressed have since died.
Byrum Hansen OF tho Eighth ward will
leave shortly FOR mission, probably 10
Scandinavia
The Eighth ward Sunday school con-
VCntion VIII be held next Sunday.
The regular meeting ot the Boosters
club VIII he held at the courthouse on
Wednesday at p. IN.
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TEACHERS ARE SELECTED
FOR PARK CITY SCHOOLS
Special to The Tribune.


PARK CITY, April @C.-At a special
meeting OF She school board of this city
the following teachers We're selected 10
teach during the ensuing term;
jefferson huIlding-Lillian Lanyon, be-
Cinncrs: Helen Deason. first grade: Mar
garet Wilson, second grade; Amber Bards-
ley, third grade. Florence Fcrnette. fourth
grade: Rose Barnicott. nth grade; Ethel
Laughln, sixth grade; Harriet Wall, sew
cnth grade; Ella Snyder. eighth grade:
Pearl Crowther. substitute; l.. y. Bridge
land. principal
Washington building-Christine Mcpon-
aid. beginners; Agnes Stromncss. first
grade: Mrs. Sarah May. second and third
grades: Crescent Smith. kindergarten.
Lincoln bullding-Miss stewart, begin
ners. Winnie Jennings. first and second
grades; Blanche Deighton. third grade /:
Aiarjory Muffet, fourth grade: Laura
Townsend. hfth grade; Mrs; Jessie
Hedges, seventh grade: May Nimmou,
eighth grade: J. L. Kcarns high school
principal: Katherine Cunningham Eng
lish; Minnie Cunningham. languages: /:
Mrs. J.. y. Br!dgeland. mathematics: \.
u. Olsen, commercial department: Cora
Mulgrave history and drawing; \. ID.
Griffin. superintendent of schools.
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VERY BUSY SESSION OF
BRIGHAM CITY COUNCIL
snccIal ID Thc TrIhune.

BRIGHAM CITY. April 20.-The city
council met I'm regular session this week
James kuudson was granted the privi-
leCe OF piIug building material on Main
street for his new building.
George w. Craghead was granted per-
mission 10 remove some trees I'm front Of
his residence property on First West
street.
The marshal was instructed TO notify
tho owners Of thorn fences TO trim and
keep same in proper shape
l.. Hartman was granted permission -
erect a public drinking fountain i'm front
OF his place OF business on Main street.
John II. llorSl"y was granted pcrmis-
sion to remove some trees In front uf his
residence property on Third west street
The committee on streets recommended
that a paving district be created FOR the
west sidewalk. between Third and Firth
South on Main street The reCommcnda
tion WIS adonled and The recorder in
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UNDUE INFLUENCE IS
ALLEGED BY A son
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 20.-Sensational charges
OF undue influence having been eXcrted
against his father John r. Manning. by
Alfred Neal and Louise Neal are made
in petition for letters OF guardianship
fled in the probate division OF the dis
trict court today by Il. j. Manning.
Young Manning says that his father
who resides at Statewide Is Sc years OF
age and has become incompetent TO man
age his business affairs Taking advau-
tagc OF this condition. the petitioner as
ssrts that Neal and his wife through de-
ccptjon and Instrumentation. obtained
a transfer Of ali OF the old mans prop
crtv 10 Louise Neal.
The petitioner asks the court TO de-
clare his father an incompetent person,
and TO appoint him the guardian OF his
person and estate.
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UNKNOWN MAN DIES
SUDDENLY IN JAIL.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 20.-An unknown man.
about 80 years OF age, who was sent 10
the county jail by County Physician J.
w. Pidcock. dropped dead shortly after
his arrival latc this afternoon. He was
seen 10 fall in the corridor at the jail
by some OF the prisoners who called I'm
Sheriff Wilson. Medical assistance was
summoned. but the man was dead be-
fore the arrival OF the doctor.
Nothing was found on his person 10
indicate his identity or from whence he
came. with tho exception Of "A single
scrap Of paper which bore an address at
Kansas city, Mo. After his arrival At
the jail the man complained OF heart
trouble. from which he said he had been
suffering for several months.
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News of The lnternOuntain ReQiOn
ASKS TO BE APPOINTED
GUARDIAN OF HUSBAND


7 T
OGDEN April 20.-Mrs Mary Elizabeth
Murray. wife OF Daniel Murray. who Is
now under treatment at the State Mental
hospital, today pcttioncd the district
court 10 appoint her guardian of the per-
son and estate OF her husband, whom she
declares is Incompetent and unable TO
manage the affairs OF his estate.
Murray was committed to the hospital
at Provo several weeks ago. suffering
from impaired mentality. Mrs Murray says
that the estate consists of the homo
place at 212l Grant avenue and onc-half
interest In tho Elephant saloon on Dwcu-
ty-nfth street. all OF which she values at
$4,000. There are two sons who arc In
tcrcStcd in the estate.
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Negro Woman on Rampage

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 2O.-Aftcr creating con-
siderable excitement at the Palace room
ing house this evening by breaking up
furniture and throwing the pieces out
OF the window Nellie Jackson, n negro
woman. was arrested by Patroman Had
lock and placed In the city jail. The
woman was released from Jail this morn
ing. and had been out but few hour3
when she obtained supply of opium ana
went on rampage. Several days ago she
was arrested while under the Influence
Of opium by the same officer, who had
his clothes torn almost off while escort
Ing her 20 the county iaIl.
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Willard BrevitieS.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
WILLARD, April 2O-Joscph Pettin-
gill is considerably worse again. lie was
in n critical condition yesterday and but
slight hope is held out for his rccoy-
cry.
"Cnclc Sam" IS having considerable
trouble in getting some one TO carry the
mail. He will not pay what the people
want so there is no one 10 carry II at the
present time. Tho postmistress has had
her father take Il FOR Il few days until
something is done.
The officers Of tho Fruitgrowcrs' as
soCiatiOu met last evening TO consider
what 10 do about fruit boxes for the
coming year. They have quite num-
bcr Of chances 10 get them but have not
decided as yet.
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PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN
BY SOUTHERN PACICFIC
Special 10 The Trlhnne.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 2o.-Stones weighing as
much as seven tons each. and others OF
lesser size. are being dumped along the
railroad tracks OF the Southern Pacific
NJ promontovY Point and Lakeside 10
strengthen the foundations OF the tracks
and to act as brcakwatcr for the waves
of the lake. which roll up against the
cmbankmcnt. frequently washing away
the filling between the crosstics and dam
aging the roadbcd
Six work trains. with fun complement
OF men. are constantly engaged at work
on the cutoff over the lake and vigil
lantly guarding the roadbed from dam
age.
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MODERN GRAIN ELEVATOR
SOON T0 BE CONSTRUCTED
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. April 2O.-Prcparations arc
under way by the W. Q. Kay Commission
company and dealers IN grain for the
erection of modern grain elevator at
Cache Junction at cost OF j0,uOo.
Structural steel has already been
shipped for the building. and work Will
begin by this cnterpriSinG firm within a
f"w days after its arrival. The capacity
OF the elevator will be about 100, 1000
bushels OF grain and viii he the most
complete building Of its kind In the en-
tire intcrmountain section.
The business connected with the new
establishment Will be managed from the
offices OF the company In Ogden. near
Washington avenue and Twcnty-htth
street.
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Mills Talks at OGDEN.
Special to The Tribune.

SpoCiaI % The TrlDunc.
OGDEN. April 2O.-Within twenty
years, II the present rate of consumption
continues, the country viii be in the
throcs OF a timber famine. So declared
Thomas \. Mills. forestry instructor, from
Washington, -. c., at the Congregational
church today, where he addressed large
gathering OF pupils from the high school
and older listeners. Mr. Mills pointed out
the mission OF the forestry bureau, de-
claring that the work being done VIII
have It's effects years after the present
generation has passed away.
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Idaho Wants Week.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. April 20.--An effort is
being made 10 have the Seattle exposition
officials designate whole week. TO be
known as Southern Idaho Week, the
week TO be set aside some time during
the months Of August or September. II
Isl proposed to run special trains from TINS
section frequently during that time, ana
an enormous attendance is expected from
here.
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Non Support Alleged.
Special to The Tribune.

'II'|'-!ttI W TT.
OGDEN, April 20.-Alleging that her
husband, Frederick G.. Collins. has will
fully neglected 20 provide for her the
necessarics OF life. and that he deserted
her on February !. 1908. and is now max
ing his home in Salt Lake. Leona b, Coll
Inns has begun an action for divorce,
They were married In Ogden. February
%, 1905. Mrs. Collins wants her maiden
name, Lcona NJ. Murdoch. restored TO
her by the court and general relief.
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Purse Being Raised.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM. April 2O--A purse is being
raised here for the mother and family OF
the Dibblc brothers. who were the vic
TINS OF an accident at 4 ,Eine "A few DAYS
ago. and as u result OF which Lorin Dib-
bic has since died. Nearly $500 has been
subscribed. 4 number OF Bingham people
VIII attend the funeral OF Lorln Dibblc at
salt Lake tomorrow
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Leg Valued at $4,000.

Twenty thousand dollars for the loss OF
his LEFT leg is demanded OF the Denver
* Rio Grande Railway company in a suit
filed by Lampros Prountros in the third
district court Tuesday.
While employed as Il laborer at Ruby,
Colo, May .. 1907 Prountros attempted
10 board u work train which the engineer
suddenly started with q jerk throwing
Prountros underneath il and crushing his
left leg off. The complaint sets forth
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BURGLARS SENTENCED
BY JUDGE HOWELL

'lJI'''''I y TT"
OGDEN April 29-District Judge
Howell this morning passed sentence upon
Harry Harris and Thomas Delaney who
pleaded guilty 10 burglarizing "A Southern
Pacific freight car several weeks ago.
Harris was sentenced TO six months in
the state prison and Delaney 10 eight
months.
Sheriff Il. Il. Wilson and Deputy Nay
lin went 10 Salt Lake this afternoon with
the prisoners and Dan McVcagh who
was sentenced 10 serve one year for a
similar offensc after he had been de-
claTcd guilty by jury last week
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Junkct 20 the Park.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 2O.-Members OF the city
council, Mayor A. J.. Brewer and other
city officials with other invited guests,
viii accompany Superintendent w. A.
Whitney OF the Union Pacific to Parl;
City tomorrow. The party will leave on
"a special train at 8 O'Clock and will re-
turn early In the evening. The day viii
be spent visiting the mines.
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Mining Glass III Town.

SPECIAL % The Triblnc.
OGDEN. April 2O.--A class in mining
at the University Of Utah. accompanied
by several professors, LETT Ogden today
for Castle Rock, where the young students
spent most OF tho day examining the
strata Of rock and the many interesting
formations found in Weber canyon. The
party was in the personal charge of -.
&. Omstcad, chief clerk TO Superintcnd- :
ent w A, Whitney OF the Union Pacific
Railroad company.
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Notes From Kamas.
lal 90 Tho Tribune.

Special so The Tribune.
KAMAS, April 20,-D. E. Marshall, a
timber reserve man. who for several
years has had his headquarters here. has
been transferred 10 Hcbcr. and has moved
his family there.
The summit County Mercantile com
pany Is putting up a large general store
building, and several new residences and
other buildings are In prospect for the
SNmmer
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Cruelty to Animals.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. April 2o-Vic Hcrmanson
was arrested here today on the charge
OF cruelty TO animals. Hormansop hired
a horse from n livery stable. and Is al
l"S"d 10 have cut the animal in number
Of places with n knife
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Failure to Provide.
Vhc Tribune.

OGDEN, April 20,--The tra. of Walter
Barnes, charged with wlfully failing TO
provide for a minor child was begun In
the district court today. After several
witnesses had been examined, a post
ponen7ent WAS ordered until next Satur-
day. Former District Attorney George
lialverson and =. Abbott Masnnis repre-
sent the defendant.
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Useless Run Is Made.
20 The Tribune

SUHtIaI 10 JDe I TIDUnc.
OGDEN, April 20.-The fire department
had long run out TO the State Industrial
school at O'Clock this afternoon only
10 find upon arrival that an incipjent
blaze on the roof-, of the girls building
had been eXtinguished The fire started
from sparks escaping through the CHM
ucy, The damage is nominal
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Improvement at Normal.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, April 20-It is said that
when improvements that arc conlcin-
plated at the Albion normal are com
plctcd that institution will have one OF
the finest plants in the state. The
campus and athletic fields will be cspc-
Claliy fine.
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Licenses TO Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 20.-Lcenscs TO marry
were issued by the county clerk 20 the
following today: Martin Il. Mcchan and
Sophia Olsen. both OF Morgan: Forrest
Atwcll Cayscutcr. GoldipG, Ida. and
Lenora Catherine Gambler, Burns. Ida.
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Contract Is Let.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. April 2o.-Thc contrac,
for the erection OF the Idaho building al
the Seattle exposition has been let r.
a firm of that city, and whcn completed
VIII cost the state about $4,000.