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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
LATE LOCALS.

Ntntb WafrI-A dance o. being give
on in the Ninth ward Amusement hni
this evening by the members OF The
suncllntendency Of the M l. A. ~ LIB
erty stake.
WHY Cannon smilcs--Gcorge J.
Cannon. the genial president OF the
local board of Gre underwriters, ~
moro genial than ever TO-DAY. inc
cause being new Rirl nt the family
residence. tho arrival occurring az lioo
this morning.
Rates for Fruit Growcrs--secretarv
TAYLOR of the state Horticultural So
cioty has just secured special rall-
road rates for the dates of the coming
annual meeting of the society Jan.
26-21 An interesting program ~
being prepared
big building Site sold-rho j. T..
Non estate has sold. through cannon
g. Cannon to- III J. Jensen. bxlO rods
az sixth East and Seventh SCUM l..i
streets for S2.G5O. The purchaser cN-
poets TO erect five houses costing from
So 500 Go $1,000 each
Miss Clayton's Dcbut--A cahlegram
received here today states that the
date Of Miss Sybella Clayton's Berlin
debut has been changed from January
80 60 the latter part OF February.
Her father. col. n. w. clayton. who
has Just returned from New York.
may leave for Berlin to attend the
event
No Visitors at prison--Dr. A. G..
Young. the state prison surgeon, does
not consider the smallpox situation
in town sufficiently cleared up. TO
warrant the admission OF visitors to
the prison as vet. With so many mon
penned in there. too much care cam
not be taken. and no risks must be
ran II may De a month before II Is
considered safe 10 allow outsiders in
the prison.
Historical society Mcets--rhe annual
meeting OF the State Historical society
viii be held in the counting rooms OF
the Deseret National bank. Monday
Jan. IS, commencing at 4 O'Clock.
Officers and board Of control. to
serve for the ensuing year, viii be
chosen. President Joseph r. Kings
bury Of the University Of Utah is
president OF the society and Jerrold
n. LetcSer Is secretary.
TO Attend Auto show-General
Manager G.. A. Quigley OF the Stude-
baker Bros. In this city, has gone to
New York. accompanied by Mrs
Quigley and the two children, to att
afterward spend some time at the
South Bend. Ind. offices Of his COM
pany before returning west with his
family They expect to be away three
weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
JOHNSON PARDON.
Indian May BE Released By Board al
lis Meeting This Afternoons.

Henry johnson. AN Indian. may be-
pardouod by the Utah state board OF
pardons at its session this afternoon.
johnson rs serving a seycn-year SEM
tcnco in the ponitentiary for a crime
which it has later developed was prob
ably committed by another Ills case
is being considered among others by
tho board of pardons this afternoon.
and there IS said 90 be- evidence enough
before the board 40 show clearly that
johnson Is not suilty Hls trial ana not
result iu consideration ~ the evidence
ugHiuat him. as johnson was Induced
to plead guilty by officers who ASSUMED
him that this would secure Light
sentence Recently al a trial OF Civil
war veteran named ronhrocck. charged
with selling Johnson the liquor with
which Dee was supposed t0 be- drunk
Wleu making the assault. testimony
NaH introduced showing that Johnson
was neither drunk nor guilty of the
assault Capt. Han from Ft. Duchesne
has Interested himself iu Johnsoms
c1se and has brought the evidence of
me recent trial hefore Gov spry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
The Young Hero of BGlmy.
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oMENs IN DREAMS.

Most persons, whether superstitlous
or not have curiosity about their
dreams whether any significance Is 10
be- attached 10 them. Here are some
popular theories OF the omens contained
in certain dreams which nearly every
body has.
Flying To dream you are flying Is
very excellent omen II foretells Gle
walton of fortune. II also indicates that
YOU viii take a long Journey which win
turn ont advantageous 10 you.
Injury To dream you receive an tn
jury signifies that you have many
friends and no enemies. m You dream
of lnfictng am injury you win both
receive and dispense blessings.
Jockcy-ff "a firl dreams she soos q
Jockey riding al FUN speed, she will
have an offer of marriage made her
very unexpectedly
Legacy To dream Of receiving a
legacy, denotes losing whatever YOU
own that IS in the hands VI another.
Malco-'ro dream that some ono
bears you malice forctolls n pleasant
prospect in your worldly affairs. and
that yon viii soon De advanced TO some
important station
Money To dream of receiving money
is good omen but 60 dream of losing
% is a proof you viii De- deceived. and
unsuccessful in business
NeiEhing To dream you hear horses
neigh. augurs that sou win have new
and powerful friends, who win do you
much service.
Paper-To dream OF paper Is a good
omen but ~ o. appears umplod. YOU
VIII have 10 go through trouble OF some
kind
Pigeons TO dream you see pigeons
signifies happiness.
Ghost-To dream of seeing n ghost
signifies "a marriage in the family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
~ POLICE COURT.

For selling rabbits that we're dis
oased. iI smelling and alleged DO De-
rutrid ~ H Naglo who conducts "a
store az "a west First South street. was
placed ON trial fn Judge BoWman'a
court yesterday afternoon. The man
was charged with violating tho pune
food ordinance ana after witnesses tes-
tined that they purchased rabbits that
had "a bad smell and after ono wife
ness sald he ato come of said rabblta.
Magic Was adiudeed guilty This morn-
ms judge Bowman pronounced aon-
tence and fined Nagle fiNO Tho case
Will probably ho appealed
There We're an even hair dozen viola
tors of the speed ordinance before the
court this morning and each was dnei
81 for driving over crossing at greater
speed than four miles IAN hour
John Moran pleaded guilty 10 drunk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
LIVE STOCK MEN ARE
BEING ENTERTAINED
Party OF south Omaha Slghtseers
Given Complimentary Organ Re
cital 40 the Tabernacle.

Tho party OF South Omaha stockmen,
which arrived ln this city at 10 O'Clock
this morning from Pocatello over the
Oregon Short Line Is spending the
day in taking la the sights OF the city
and being entertained by local railroad
and stock people. The program Tor their
entertainment consists in trip over
the city in the seeing cars. and recital
az the tabernacle through the courtesy
OF the first presidency. Tho party is
travelling ion a special Pullman car and
is In charge OF A. r. stryker. aecre-
tary OF the South Omaha Livestock ex-
change.
''Our trip has been a very enjoyable
and successful one said Mr.. Stryker
az the Cullen this morning. 1--WE have
enjoyed every minute OF the time. The
men OF our party are western men,
and know what "a magnificent country
an this out here is, but we are glad 90
get out here. nevertheless. and 10 be-
come acquainted with the growing
towns OF the west, OF which Salt Lake
Is O. remarkable example
we FIRST attended the Wyoming
Woolgrowers Convention az Rawlins.
after which we went 10 the national
convention az Pooatello We could not
overlook "a day in salt Lake and so we
are here, and glad OF it,
The party consists OF the following
j. A. Shoemaker, Union Stock Yard
company J.. W. Clark Union Stock
Yards National bank. r. NJ Wickwirc.
Fremont stock yards, j. ID Whitmore.
Valley stock yards Mr. and Mrs Nat
g.. Weston Great Western Commission
company. r b. Bogue. Jr.. Lee Live
stock Commission company. r. W Ca
how. a.. j. kyto, National Livestock
Com company; John Smith, knouin
Sheep Commission company. John
Smith. kuollin Shoep Commission CONF
pany; T.. Rcdiugt0n. RosCnhaum Bros.
Commission com pany. VI. j Oswald.
NJ. g.. Wilkorson. smith Bros Com.
company. w ~ Farar Wood Bros.
Fred Castle Capitol Life Insurance
company OF Colorado; w s. Ken
worthy. Paxton Eokman Chemical COM
pany' A. r. stryker secretary South
Omaha Livestock exchange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
The Young Hero OF Balmy.
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WEATHER REPORT

The intermittent wet and dry weather
continues. About - Of an inch Of rain
fen this morning. and although tile
skies promised 90 clear by n o'clock,
the cloudy conditions returned. and rain
threatened TO fail during the afternoon
The thermometer registered rs degrees
yesterday afternoon. the highest rs two
degrees for the year. and twice within the
last week has thunder been heard. To-
cal rain is predicted for tomorrow. with
"a colder atmosphere.
Low harometrlc pressure extends over
the south plateau, north Rocky noun
tain slope. Gulf and south Atlantic
states causing rain or snow over por-
tons OF California, Nevada, Utah. idaho,
Montana, Washington. Oregon the Ia-
lahOma. Ohio valley. lake region. Arkan-
sas Tennessee, Gulf and Atlantic states,
with largest amounts m Oregon and
Louisiana. over the middle Pacific coast
upper lake region and north Atlantic
states the air pressure is high Zero
temperature is recorded over portions
Of Vermont and upper Michigan this
morning.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
Record al the local office. United
states weather bureau. for "a hours
ending az 8 q. pa. today.
temperature at 6 a. m, "A. maximum
y; minimum. a, mean, co. which Is Il
degrees above normal. Total excess
since the first of the month. l2i degrees;
Precipitation az a. M. o inch. total
precipitation since hrst Of the month
l2l inch which rs az inch above nor
NAL Relative humidity, 81 per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
The Young Hero OF Balmy.
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A DISCUSSION

Blood Atonement and the Origin Of
Plural Marriage.
A pamphlet containing over n hun
bred pages. has just been issued. This
brochure contains a discussion on the
questions quoted, between Elder Jo-
seph r. Smith. Jr., and Mr. Richard
c. Evans. the latter gentleman begin
second counselor TO the present Of the
"Reorganites" The questions are en-
tered into exhaustively by both Sides
and a great deal Of valuable informa-
ton Is given. Elder Joseph r. Smith
Jr shows by historical data and in
conference.-the deductions that the po-
sition Of his opponent rs untenable.
Post paid to any address. zoe.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
TIM SOUR MILK COW.

The woman was new 90 the country.
and hor host took great pains 10 exc
plain 90 her Whatever rno didn't under
stand about the farm. no bad little re-
Eard ior me truth ihia farmer De- de-
most
THE COVE seemed o. interest Dor more
than amy other domestic animal. one
the COWS bad loat her tail somehow.
ana this fact led the woman 10 ask
why ii was
That's the aour-mnk COW" tho farm
er explained With straight face "Wo
always cot the tail on ono COW ln tho
herd so as 90 get sour milk fresh every
daY"
The woman looked her doubt
"Ifa perfectly truo." flIn farmer IN
sisted you see when che cows t1il NJ
gone The sun shines continually 0u tha
cows ndder and Cine constam heat
aourH Che mills
3 ork sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
THANKS TO THE BURGLAR.

The dark lantern flashed through tho
nat Then came the gleam OF revolver.
Hands up" Kissed tho head on tho
family You're a burglar"
Yves" gasped the Intruder as be
faced tho cold steel
What have you gtolcu2"
your Wife'a pug dog
"H'mi hr-lf that's all you may anoaK
out quietly"
And your mother-in-law'a parrot"
you don't say Wei. here ia some
loose change"
also your sons punching bag"
what Great Scot, man, come out 10
tho library and I'll open n special bot
gle. There certainly will bo some peace
On this hat from now ou."-DCtrot News
Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
HARD WORK

ON "a journey through the south not
long aeo WI Ting Fang was Impress
"a bY the preponnortnre % negro labor
boo one Of the cities he visited Whor-
ever the entertainment committee led
urban plantation, ON tho hard work
seemed to De borne BY the black men.
Minister Wa made no comment nt the
Time bat in the evening whom ho Was "a
spectator at "a Dali given in hia honor
after watching the wut1lng and tWO-
stepping Tor half an hour be remarked
40 DIS host
"Why don't YOU make tho negroes DO
that for you, tooF Everybody Maga-
zine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
PERSONALS.

John Hammiu Of Anaconda and Geo.
=. Miller Of Butte prominent Moutan-
ans. are in town and admire very much
salt Lakes paved streets and system
OF sidewalks
Dr. ID r.. Niles and son left last
evening for Riverside. Cal
Ensign Baldwin OF the salvation
Army and wife have gone 10 Denver for
a conference with Commissioner Thorn
as Estil OF San Francisco. who is An
Colorado 20 inspect the work.
Col n. W. clayton has returned from
his New York trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

ROAD is LIKE A SWAMP.

Residents Of north state street are
up in arms over the condition OF the
roadway at state ana First North
streets Tho street department has
graded the street 90 meet the require
ments of the city engineer. and has
then resurfaced &C with a choice cover
ing Of nice. Juicy mud. making IT look
like road through swamp. and sub
lecting the residents along that street
10 much Inconvenience as q result
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
SUIT ON CONTRACT

81 T. clark. trustee. this morning
commenced suit against the Jtah saw
ings and Trust company f0r The re-
covory OF Se.30O.I0. The allegation con-
tanned ln the complaint aa basis
for the suit is that ON June 2. last
the defendant entered into contract
with the plaintiff for the delivery of
accounts etc. against IT. ID Page. Page
and Brinton ct al. for the benefit OF
the creditors of those parties and firms
named in the complaint and that the
contract has not been kept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

The percentage OF actual reserve OF
the clearing house banks today was
2l.06. The statement of banks ana trust
companies OF Greater New York NOT
reaching The clearing house shows that
these institutions have aggregate demos
Us ot N,lb 3aa0 total cash Ou hand.
sll8ta9 ,409 and loans amounting TO
81 N96 500 20
The increase OF $40 l0a 800 In deposits I'm
tie national banks thla week was tha
LARGEST eyer recorded Ia the history Of
the clearing house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
sToRK WORKING OVERTIME.
Delivers sixty Package at salt Lake
Homes This Week.

The weekly report OF tho board os
health shows that during his visits OF
the past week the stork has been again
showing a partlauty In the matter OF
the distribution Of boys The record Of
births for the weeks shows that out OF
go children born. 33 were males and "a
females. The recorded deaths number
30. Of which ~ were males ana rs fe-
males
SiNty-thuae cases OF contagious aud
infectious diseases were reported, OF
which 26 are smallpox. two, diphthoria,
rs. scarlet fever. nine whoopingcough;
one. pneumonia. and ono chickenpox
Twenty eight houses have been quar-
antinod on account OF smallpox. 3S for
scarlet fever, and eight houses stiu
remain under quarantine orders be-
cause of diphtheIia. There are stin
IA cases of smallpox in the isolation
hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
The Young Hero OF Balmy.
ONLY 4 BON.
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hi. 8 m. q. aREn RooKl

The annual review number of the
Denver & RIO Graude railroad Red
Book" has made its appearance. and is
"A creditable edition. The booklet con-
tains so special articles on the resources
OF Colorado. Utah and New Mexico, the
territory served by the Rio Grande
system, with especial attention given
to the irrigated sections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
; NEWS SATURDAY JANUARY 10 1909

cnncss on South Temple street We was
arrested last nirht bv Special Onicer
a.. g. Riley who caught the man lol-
lowing two Young women aud mn king
insulting remarks 60 thfm Moran
pleaded 10 was his first oncuse ana
asked 90 bo given bis freedom. prumis-
Ing TO- leave the city at once, but Judge
Bowman sentenced The man Co % DAYS
la tho city Ia1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
W. II. BANCROFT IN moNOLULU.

The local offices Of the Oregon Short
Line received word this morning that
General Manager W II. Bancroft arr
rived at Honolulu yesterday morning
at $50. Tho party was an we'll MT.
Bancroft was accompanied by T.. r..
Calvin, general manager OF the South
eIu Pacific railroad, and they expect to
b. absent about a month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
HALLORAN REFLECTED.
President of Commercial Club Begins
His Third Term ln Onicc To-day.

This afternoon az the Commercial
club che now board of governors is
holding "a session for Ono election of
officers viii probably he the prescut
he reelected president and thD other
ofnoorW 300 probably ba the present
incumhents This election hv tho
board of governors follows me general
election of the 9th inst when members
of the board were selected FOR the come
Ing year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
Rank STATEMENT.

New York. Jan. l6-She statement Of
house banks ior the week show s.
the requirement for the = per cent re-
serve rule. This is au Increase Of So 3e5-
22j i'm the prQportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week
IMo slalnmnnf Maa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

The funeral OF Mrs Annie sH...
pc held tomorrow, commeuIne w,
% clock az the residence OF Nh f Q
ter. Mrs jeanette II lfor.,.. utlgt-
Twelfth East street 7"'uu ~
The funeral services of Wubur D.,
land VIII be held from tho q 10
hal sunday Jan l, at b. m. H..
ment in Mt. Ollyct "' inter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
\. VI. q. a. rs SUED.

Walker Brothers. bankers, this
morning commenced suit against the
Young Mems Christian association for
the recovery OF $500 alleged to be due
ON "a note executed bv the officers OF
that institution last Nav.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
MILITIA IN EPHRAIM.
Company G is Mustered In With
Forty Men.

@ company Of Ephraim has Just been
mustered into the service Of the state
with 30 enlisted men, and the following
officers. Britch, captain. Logan, first
lieutenant. Rasmussen, second leu-
tenant, This makes FIVE companies Of
tho First infantry for the southern
section Of the state, to three In the
northern part However. at camp,
one of the five companies win be att
tached 20 the first battalion, thus max
ing four In each battalion. Colonel
Piummer says the regiment must be-
Increased ~ companies by the spring
of next year to make the provisions
of the Dick bin applicable 20 Utah.
This means a third company for salt
Lake, one each for Logan and Brig
ham city with the twelfth either at
Provo or ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
LEGAL BLANKS

or every character ana description
arransed from the best legal forms.
and brought strictly up 20 date.
A FUN supply always on hand Al the
DeBercg News Book Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

r. T.. Evans. Florist. SO s. Main g
Floral designs a specially. Phone ssl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

W. y Macshcrry was complained OF
yesterday In the hlng of a suit Co rec
cover 81 300 by George W Morgan The
complainant charges that on July 2s.
last. he Endorsed a note for the de-
PENDANT. by which the latter promised
to pay the National Bank OF the Re-
public $1,000 on oct l5 and that the
Obligation was not fulfilled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
Demand for Dcli,crios, he says. Boosts
The Cost of Living.

The last boost in the price of. butter
10 asefibed b. commission men 30 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
PATENTS

! We desire to announce that Ns
= have established iu connection
; with our paper a Patent Bureau
4 and invite the corporation o.
! Inventors, Mechanical EnsneeiA
! Draughtsmen. MaCnIuIs,a. alp,
: erintendents and FoIcman
I shops and Mills. SKILLED ne
i Chanics In an trades. Fafniei' (
:. and an others, in building up
, patent system, that 500 sn'
I honest advice 20 investors. po'
! tect their interests by good la..
. ents and strong contracts ass.'
. Inventors IN perfecting thtt ln
; yenti0n8, ana iu selling tne.r pay
enta when obtained; and IN ai
matters TO render careful
I. vice and give full value }"
4 money paid.
/ We have associated with us y
Washington, ID. g.. an aitoiuo'
/. who has been iu continuous pro-
Z tise for the past twenty yeH.
/ and we are ln position l1 So,
] antee that any patent mall,.,
I placed in our hands win reaei,.
!, prompt aud careful aiienll.n
Z and that the charges VIII ai"'''
be moderate. .,
We also. IN addition % ecu
Ing OF patents, obtain M.
Marks. Copyrights. Labels ~
i sign Patents. and DOB fact t.a'
act business OF AN character T"
this line. .,.
AN patents secured tnrough o1
Bureau viii be advertised i0L ~
AT our expense. and VIII lnp' ~
brought 10 the attention or w
thousands or readers ana
terlally assist the inventors
(. Opposing OF their patents .,,,
III you have made an ihfD.s' NJ.
send us a rough skoien Pho rl
scrIptlon with So. and we
have our attorney mako .n'
ough search of tine 80.
the United states Patent g...,.
and advise you as 90 ine H.
. ing OF patent tho cost anu ~
manner OF proceeding
: Patent Bureau, Inc
DeSeret News, Sail
Lake City.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16

NirRluia AugusiIne St0Iel Mod hOr
complaint goo divorce suit against
Gerard Stoffel this morning. The COM
plant alleges that the defendant has
failed 20 provide for her. during a long
time past, and release Is sought from
the marriage relation ON that ground.
tered damage suit against the Utah
Mining Machinery a supply company
for $4,000 for personal Injuries alleged
30 have been sustained while I'm the
employ of the defendant, June rs. last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
GRIhTM-In tlis ~. Dan. "A i,7. r.---

VftI " MIL TUI8 CIIV Jan n M U----
Grimm. aged Be- years "l
Funeral services will be hold fr,-. .
Sugar House ward mectinghouss In ~
day at u a. M. Friends wishing ~ M.
the remains can 90 SO nt tfe q
residence. 1891 south Eleventh F.g
street on day OF funeral from ( nm %
a. m. lntorment in cltv comefsr,. 'Ni N
PEI ERSON. In this city, Jan. ID rt
peterson, I'm his thirty-sivth YEA,
Funerl services were held fio,~ Oh.
5. y. Evans mortuary chapel. a s,,.s
state street, today Saturday. Jan a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-16
DIED,

BARGERl.-ln this city. Jan a ,..
Mrs. Eliza Burgery. aged d ye,-. '
apopleXy. 'NAa %
Funeral services win be held fro.. .
residence of her daughter Nary WE
t4 Lake street tSeyenth South bSi,e.lll.
seventh and Eighth East strcetel ~, sssl
m. today Saturday, Jan. l6. lW8. isi.
ment IN city cemetery '''ei'
HUGES.-At Centernold Utah d., %
lNs Anna stowe hughes. aged Il vs.,-
mother of Mrs. w. ~ I.ynob ~ 'iilA
Angeles. formerly OF this cifv az. q
n Embiey OF Contorneld. Utah
Hughes was a former rcsidcrf d, ~
Yer Reef. Utah. VI I'll
Funeral services viii be held from, Of,
Seventh-day Adventist church
south and Sixth East streets. on g,,A
day atteruoon at O'Clock lntermer, e
the family lot at Mt Olivet CONF, 7.
Friends invited Greedy. Colo n.y.
Colo ana Newark, N. j. papers. p.s,..
copy. f.'as'