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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
COMM EN- EMENT PROGRAM
Brigham Young University Will
Hold Final Exercises on Friday
Afternoon and Evening.

Provo. May @.-The following is the
commencement program of the Brigham
Young university for the coming week:
Sunday. May 80, s D. m.
Baccalaureate sermon ..................
............... President g. H. Brimhall
College han.
Monday and Tuesday evenings, May 81
The Besgar Student B. Y. [. Opera Co
Opera house.
Thursday. June 3 p. m
Glass exercises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Preparatory school graduates
College hall.
Thursday, June 8, p. m.
Class exercises ........................
............ Secondary school graduates
College hall
Friday, June a. 10 a. m
Annual commencement exercises, Stak Ike
tabernacle.
Friday afternoon and evening. June l.
Alumni reunion. library and zvmna STUN
A marriage licence has been issued To
Alma Boyden and Lillian johnson, both
Of Provo.
F. L. Talbot Of Park City. consulting
engineer Of the DAILY West Mining COM
pany, passed through Provo today on his
way to SantaGuin to inspect some mining
property.
Arthur, the 14-yesr-old son of Arthur II
Durrant, is suffering from = broken arm
sustained while practicing the high jump
County Attorney Evans has been i'm
stTucted by Deputy Food Inspector Smith
to institute proceedings against several
Provo merchants for selling improperly
labeled butter. The inaccuracy in labels
is said TO be neglect 10 give weight and
date of manufacture The prosecution will
be started soon.
Victor r. Candland of Nephi died here
yesterday from hemOrrhage Of the brain.
at the age of a years He leaves wife
and seven children. The remains were
shipped to Nephi for burial TODAY.
The case Of Moroni +. Smith et al vs.
Edward T. Wadley, involving The right
TO travel over land between Pleasant
Grove and Provo with sheep herds. is be-
ing argued in the fourth district court
this afternoon.
Next FRIDAY the governor and staff VIII
visit Hebsr on q fraternsl jsUnt
a session Of She fourth district court
will be held in Heber next FRIDAY
The following orders have been mace
In the fourth district court.
Estate Of Thomas c. Thomas. deceased
final account allowed and decree Of dis
tributon.
Estate of john Charles. deceased: order
of sale Of real estate
Estate of Alex H. Loveridgc. deceased
final account allowed and decree Of dis
trihution-
Estate OF Samuel Hammer. deceased
order OF sale of real estate
Estate Of Edward Richards. dec ased.
letters of administration issued to john
Richards. Alvs Nelson. Ben r. Rea and
George HaverCamp appointed appraisers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
CITY CREEK IS
RISING RAP IDLY
Car Tracks on North Temple
Street Are Under Water
From Overflow.

City creek is again on rampage oW-
ing to the recent heavy rains and warm
weather and threatens to do consider
able damage to a large area Of prop
erty in the western part Of the city.
Near the vicinity of Eighth West street.
on Forth Temple. the creek has over
flowed its banks, but as yet very little
damage has been done.
The water at midnight was higher
than at any other time this year. At
.Sest Temple and North Temple streets
the water reached the top of the banks
and in several places broke through
into the car tracks, which caused some
delay in the traffic.
From Seventh West street to the Jor-
dan river the water is out Of the creek
for the entire distance, flooding the
centAr of the streetcar tracks and run
ming into the yards on the south side
Of the street. The water IS gradually
increasing and win probably cause a
great amount of damage early this
morning and today.
J. r. Raleigh, supervisor of streets,
and a gang of ten men we're on duty
along the banks of the stream last
night making every effort 10 check the
overflow. but their work was of lit
tie consequence. Entertainments have
stream from Seventh West. but the
water is coming down with such force
that it washes the banks away almost
as soon IS they are thrown up.
Parley's canyon stream is rising
again, but no damage has yet been re-
ported. The stream is still within Its
banks, but the water has almost
reached the top and may break through
at any Anne. Patrols were kept on
duty along the stream last night, but
no serious break occurred up to mid
night
Jordan river is now carrying more
water than at any other period this
season. In many places the water is
up to the tops Of the banks and is run
ming around the ends of Ninth North
street bridge, tying UP the traffic.
There is no danger expected from the
high water in the river.
The Ninth and Tenth South street
canals are at the high water mark, but
no more so than a month ago. The
waterways are well cleaned out and it
Is thought they will be capable Of car
rying off all the water without much
trouble. The most serious condition
exists on North Temple street, from
City creek. but the stream IS being
well guarded and every effort being
made TO stop the overflow as far as
possible
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
BARRED FROM UTAH.
Several Insurance Companies Fail to
Comply With Laws.

According to George 3. Squires insur-
ance commissioner. there are a number of
insurance companies i'm the state that
have failed 10 comply with the state laws
and are therefore disqualified The Ma
tional Livestock association of Portland
Ore. the Western Life & Accident Insur-
ance company of Denver and the Farm
ers & Merchants Insurance company Of
Lincoln. Neb-. are the companies referred
to-
The laws o. this state require all Joint
STOCK IRE insurance companies to have
capital and surplus of AT least sea 6oG
Time has been given those comDs MES
that have not this amount to make IN
the deficiency. The Farmers & ATer-
chants insurance company may re-ent-r
she state hen 70 has Increased ifs stool
by 100000. and IFS surplus by $3.50 Tne
German FIRE insurance company o. Pc
oria. Ill.,. IS said 90 have gained suffi-
cl-nt amoent in surplus during the cast
wear to quslif, it to continue business
in this state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
ROCK SPRINGS NOTES.
Special Correspondence

special Correspondence
l,otN springs, Wyo.. MAY Coon
siderable concern is felt over the re-
loIl That the buildings Of the Wyom-
ls lTeneral hospital here are gradually
slnAng- The lots on which they stand
T-s Undermined by excavations for coal.
unsuitable evidence that the build
iss are settling has been shown late.
IN cracked walls and broken water
fes' Leroy Grant Of the state board
CHARITIES was here from CheveDne
-tas The week 10 investigate the re-
49, ana mine inspector will be here
---.-,e inspect the excavations under
5- .. r. Gr.dley Of Salt Lake was here
.--l.ng the week on business for the
Goal & Coke company.
NJ .r salJ Is being sunk on the site
es-, proposed three-stOry brick and
V..5t building for the Rock Springs
49, E oank and the mine excavs
roi-+ Nuicn are underground at that
5srt Nj, De titled i'm with rock and
MI. yp'late the danger Of settling
. -s IS The first attempt IA male fbs
i- '-'~leu lots safe for heavy build
-. and the outcome of the nvrerf-
WI be watched with interest,"
r. Mershon Of the W-von,iDe Aut,
r,,.i =, company came In from tbe
.o7'rs, y, ,s.llnesday evening on one Of the
s machines.
-otfs-.-- 'lndations are laid for two
F,s-ss on Z street W hich Mrs ] r
-o.se Is building To relt. The two
on r. = eqJolnlnS which are being nut
pis-sSS John Blair are nearly com
i7r -. u1. W. o.. c. Freeman is max
49,. extensive improvements ~, III,
n. =, which was recently moved fro on
strsats t' or South Front and c
rs e near the new Bar cottages
ok sf+.. a,,l Lsr has gone to OpsI 10
, Tl'er his sheen interests there
f,- D.. Ouealy Of Kemmerar Uss b.-e
i,- Few davs on business
srs en- and Mrs. Felt. schuster are
Geo--ss Z lew weeks at their ranch.
sr1. ss Slack was here from Sbev-
bl,',thls week on L P. Coal ', eon nm
vslt s.l , Hanks is having cemsp,
'@'o around his home on A stree.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
SUBSTANTIAL CONSTRUCTION.

a splendid feature Of the growth of this
city is the fact that the new houses
which are being built for sale are solid
and well built. as we'll as INTELLECTUALLY
attractive. 4 striking illustration Of this
occurred recently when an architect
bought for a home a house which had
Just been built by a rival architect. Ar
chitect Hamilton has just completed six
teen houses on Sixth South between State
Fetzer has purchased one of them for q
home After a most critical examination
he pronounced 1t as well built as any
house he ever saw. Architect Hamilton
naturally feels sTatified that his efforts
in the line OF solid construction are being
appreciated. The houses referred to be
long to the Salt Lake Security 6 Trust
company and the deal was made through
the office Of the A. H. Birreil company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Mccormick & Co. brought suit yes
terday against John Y. Rich for s., 800
and interest at s per cent, due on a
promissOry note made July Z. 1908, to
c. X. Mccormick, and due in year.
Another suit filed by Mccormick & Co.
was against Frank Y. Taylor, L. Y.
Taylor and A. E. Hyde. on two notes
dated Feb. 1, 1907, for s1,9S7.S9 and g.
26S.33.
Judge c. W. Morse yesterday modi-
fed the temporary restraining order is
sued in the suit Of Charles Wanless and
others against the Oregon Short Line
and P. J. Moran forbidding further
work on the spur track to Moran's
plant on Eighth South street. The mod
iticatiOn was to permit of the laying of
switch track on sufficient bond being
filed.
Mrs. Ida Morford yesterday obtained
an order from Judge c. W. Morse di-
recting that her husband, William Nor
ford, pay her s. week alimOny until
the pending divorce suit is settled.
Judge NJ L. Richie yesterday en-
tered judgment by stipulation in the
suit of Alexander Barnett and Charles
LeFevre against the Union Pacific to
recover 81, S4O.9S for damage to cattle
in transit to Omaha in September, 1907.
The case had been on trial for two
days when settlement was made Le-
Fevre and Barnett were awarded 5000
each. and $500 was given W. L. Magin-
mis-, their attorney.
There will be a general setting of
criminal cases of fbo T117a form, IL,
Judge T. D. Lewis division on Monday.
June "a.
Edith F. Adams suit against the
Denver & Rio Grande Railway COM
pany for $4,000 damages for injuries
received in collision near Crescent.
Sept. Is, 1905, was dismissed on her
own motion in Judge T. D. Lewis court
on Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
Judge Refuses to
Pose as Auctioneer

Property in lot 8, block a. plat A. Salt
lake City survey, was sold In Judge T..
". Mofses court room yesterday for
slvVo 10 Ray Van Colt. The matter came
before Judge Morse on petition for con-
ilrmation Of sale i'm a suit for foreclosure
brought by Hannah Ehrngren Nielsen
AGAINST Alfred Ehrngren and other heirs
mortgage Of $500.
An ofrer for the property of So 90 had
been made by Glen r. Boutwell, and it
was this the court was asked TO confirm.
Nnen the offer was stated in court other
and better offers were made at once until
Judge Morse declined to have his court
made an auction room and took a recess
until they settled who should get the
property which is located at the corner
Of South Temple and First West streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
BUILDING PERMITS.

A. 3. Hirth. city building inspector.
closed his books FOR May on Saturdas.
Monday being a holiday. with a de-
crease Of S9.2I5 i'm value OF improve
ments for which permits were taken
out as compared with May Of last year.
and an encOUra ging feature is the num-
Der Of small permits for homes The
total value Of the permits for the month
was 1892. 600, as against S50f,21 for the
same month last year.
The total number Of permits for the
week was 46 ard the estimated value
Of these $4,000. Two permits were
issued on Saturday. as follows.
Reedall estate, altering brick build
ing, % East Third South street. $500
J. T. Beless, two-tosry, seven-room
brick dwelling, 657 South First West
street. $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
STATE CHEMIST TESTS
SODA FOUNTAIN PRODUCTS

Herman Harms, state chemist. has
found from tests made during the past
week that some bad stuff is being used
over soda fountains. One sample Oh
tanned from a Logan fountain contained
saccharine sweetening. which is forbid
den BIZ the state law. Some Salt Lake
bottled soda water Is now undergoing eA-
animation. Tests will be made Of the
syrups used in all the city fountains
and prosecutions will follow If deieterious
matter is being dealt out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
FOR a SUNNI Ter HOME.
F. E. McGurrin to Build Bungalow at
laureIhurst.

r Z McGUrriE, president of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust company. will
build a $4,000 bungalow in LaurelhUrst.
This is to be q summer home. Besides
having a large garden, Mr. McGurrin in
tends 10 have q large orchard planted
While no contract has been let for the
construction Of the bungalow nor the
plans yet drawn, Mr. McGuTTin has the
design Of the building practically settled
in his own mind The first floor VIII be
arranged into large rooms, and the sec
Ond floor will be one big room with no di-
visions.
A feature Of the bungalow will be
large Verauda.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT
FOR THE SEATTLEFAIR

An cdUcs tionsI exhibit for the Alaska
YukOn-Pdcific exposition is being pre-
pared under the direction Of D. H. Chris
Jensen. superintendent Of city schools II
includes d particularly interesting ar
Tausement Of work of the domestic sci
ence department including specimens OF
sewing and dress making which are more
than creditable leading feature K the
art work of the pupils of the High school
in which Superintendent Christensen
takes great pride. belj wing that it cannot
be eXceiled by any High school I'm the
country Tie display will form part OF
the Utah exhibit at The exposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee Of the Weather Bureau.

Temperature at 6 .. m, 81. maximum
temperature. 81; minimL m temperature.
90; mean temperature, IS, which is "a de-
grees below normal. Total deficiency Of
temperature since the first of the month
125: accumulated excess Of temperature
since Jan. 1. u degrees. Total precipi-
teton SO inch; total precipitation since
the first Of the month. Z.3f inches. which
is ~ inch above normal: accumulated
excess since Jan. ]. 25f inches Relative
humidity al 8 p. m. - per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
STERRETT COMPLAINS.
Says Hotel Men Do No Answer Let
ters of Inquiry.

Colonel Frank NJ. Sterrett. executive di-
rector Of the Grand Army encampment.
stated yesterday that out of nine hotels
i'm this city written to by one party in the
east only two replied and that on &C
count OF the uncertainty Of proper hotel
accommodations. Columbia Post of Chi
cago has decided not TO come to Salt Lake
as a complete organization.
The executive director stated further
that no such condition ever existed be-
fore and that he feared the attendance
at the encampment will be cUrtailed IN
less something is dond to persuade hotel
managers to at least answer letters. Aside
from the hotel proposition. everything IS
being shaped in good form for the forty
third encampment-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

Reports from the vicinity of KEN
merer indicate that sheep interests sur
fered through the storm Of last week.
Landing is in progress and the colo
weather caused the loss of many lambs.
Wool is selling high in that vicinity.
some clips bringing as high as 2314
cents.
Hail fell here on Friday morning.
followed by heavy showers Of rain.
Fred Y. DankOwsd of Butte is in
town renewing old friendships
The Henderson-Mak drug store was
broken into by a tramp last Monday
night and two watches and pistol
were stolen. The man was arrested at
Rawlins Tuesday night with the goods
on him. and brought back here. At the
preliminary hearing he pleaded guilty
and was committed to jail at Green
River to await trial at the next term
of the district court
Social and Personal.
With Mrs. Dalgas as the cordial
hostess the High Five club met for
their usual social session on Wednes-
day. At the close of the afternoon
prizes were awarded to Mesdames HUI
ing, Manteufel and Guy. Later dainty
refreshments were served.
The boys and girls of the eighth
grade of the public schools enjoyed q
frOlic at the main building on Thurs
day evening, Miss Rupp, their teacher,
being the honored guest. Music and
games made the evening pass pleasant
~ and dainty-Fefreshment were also
enjoyed. The young people all eX-
pressed regret that Miss RUpp viii not
return 10 Rock Springs next year.
A number of the teachers attending
the institute rode out on horseback
Thursday evening to SiK-mile Springs
and enjoyed a picnic. returning late in
the evening by moonlight DR.. D. E.
Phillips of Denver was in the party.
All report a jolly time.
The state convention OF Women Of
WOOdcTaft win assemble in Rock
Springs on June a. Mesdames Harry
Still, J.B Anderson and J. F. Hodge
have been appointed delegates from the
local lodge.
Decoration DAY will be observed with
the usual parade of old soldiers and
other organizations and the graves at
the cemetery win be appropriately dec
GRATED. DR.. F. 5. Davis will be mar
shall of the day.
Commencement exercises of the high
school were held Friday evening when
President Charles o. Merica Of the
University of Wyoming delivered a
sented TO Miss Mary Conner and Cliff
ford NOblit
The teachers institute which has
been in session all this week was the
most instructive and pleasing ever held
in this county and much credit is due
Miss Myrtle Baird, county superin-
tendent of schools, for arranging 50
good q program. Several instructive
lectures were given By DR.. D. z. Phil
lips OF Denver and Miss Ruin Adsit
of the University OF Wyoming added
much TO the profit OF the meetings by
several helpful talks on methods and
pedagogy. The musical features of the
session were charming and furnished
pleasant relaxat on from the heavier
business. The teachers feel we'll re-
paid for attendance on the meetings
Miss Ruth Adsit became III Derore the
sessions OF the institute were over and
was taken to a hospital in Denver
where an operation for appendicitis
was found 10 be necessary.
Mrs. Mary A. Clark is visiting friends
in Denver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
COULDN'T CATCH HIM.
Chicago JournalD

iCAcdsO journal
4 young country chap once got 2 lob
in a city grocery. He was very cautious
in his new berth-they had told him AT
home that the city people would try TO
f0s aim because he was green. He kept
a sharp lookout accordingly for ioshers
A sober old maid entered the grocery
one morning
Il want some bird seed. please" she
said
The new clerk sneered and answered
scornfully:
No We don't. lady. Ye can't Josh me.
Birds grows from eggs, not seeds"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
EASTERN EXCURSIONS.
Via oreaon Short LING.

Denver and Pueblo. s2250 Omaha
and Kansas City. $4,000: St Paul and
Minneapolis. $50: Chicago, 355. St
Louis. $40 Dates Of sale June 4. ). IL
70. IS and IS. See agents for rates 70
other points and for later dates. CITY
Ticket Office. 201 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
oriental Ruqs Underpriced.

Our second great shipment Of beauti-
ful new Oriental Rugs viii be here in
a few days-we must raise money 10
meet the bills. which will be tremendous
We're offering our entire present stock
at actual cost to secure the required
cash.
s. J. NICHOLAS. y East Sd So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
$1,000 Acres Of Land

To be opened for settlement under the
Carey Act at Shoshone. on June s. Re
6uced rates in effect via Oregon Short
Line. June 3. s. and S, limit June Is.
For descriptive Literature address .. r
Burnley General Passenger Agent, Salt
Lake CITY Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
Home instruction in Music.

A lady-formerly a member OF the
musical faculty Of Jacksonville CID
Woman's college. and a student Of
Madame Cappanni, wishes pupils At
their homes for voice training and
guitar instruction. Summer rates
Highest references furnished. Cau Bell
2Q55-Y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
A PRIZE SURPRISE.


o. At party composed Of adults in Hutch
inSou recently Il was proposed that the
ente rtaiUnent consist Of the genes that
prevailed IN the good I'D days Of child
hood pustOfGcc. "tin-tin. London
bridge. &c. Finally prize was offered
FOR the person who could make the "ueIf-
est face The judges witnessed the con-
tortion Of faces for p while and then
awarded the prize 10 an old maid
You win they said. handing her a
box O. bOnbons.
II will thank YOU. she replied indig-
rantiy. 80 understand that / was not
playing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
Utah Typewriter Exchange q.


u I0lII.1-II--TI W.
The largest and best known type
writer house in the west Agents
Standard Folding Typewriter. weight
pounds TIE Monarch light touch m
equaued. Typewriters Of All makes
rented. repaired, exchanged. sold.
phones an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
NEW PLAYS COMING.

E,iaor Clyn's Three Weeks" drama
tizcd by the sUthor. IS announced for
Monday. Juno .. At the Colonial the
slre. with cast Of experienced -Isye-s.
he4c7d nT BCryl Ho1r. Tho book aroused
considerable criticism av its freedom and
fraukncsS oi ut,eTan-e which. fin the play
IS almost entirely eliminated
IheatTeEoers or Sai Lake VIII vel
come tire anncuncefu mt that ~ the
Grand theatre on june = tno AIeSsrs
Shubo-t viii present clyde Fitchs com
edy. The She NoH=c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
Excursion to oudsn.

Sunday, May so, via Oregon Short Line.
Round trip 81 Trains at 40. 900 and
II 90 a. m, and 2;25 and 400 D. m Re
turning. leave Ogden 1916 a. m. and
4.O5. 4:45 and $40 .. IN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
COME TO THE RACES.

salt Lake Route one fare for round
trip TO salt lake City on sale June :
to e. Good returning 10 June IS. All
Utah stations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
Emigration Canyon.

on account Of the delayed shirment
Of the new cars Of tha Emizrat ON
Canyon Railroad company there viii n
no service to the canyon on Memorial
DAY
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Denver & Rio Grsnde r. r, June
i. 5. II, y. 10, 20, July 2. 5.
It Costs You Nothinn

To look over our elegant line OF Oriental
Rugs-we're offering the entire stock 1T
way below regular figures to raise cash
necessary 10 pay for the tremendous
shipments OF rugs due us in few days.
Choose your rug and make US an offer.
S. J. NICHOLAS, - East Cd So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
EXCURSIONS NORTH
Via oreaon Short Line.

Usual low rate TO northern Utah and
Idaho points. Dates Of sale June 3 and
10 CITY Ticket Office, POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

All afternoon from the end Of the
Peuitentiary car line. Don't be
wish YOU had" Buy TODAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
saItair Train Schedule

$50. 12.l5. . and every 45 minutes
thereafter. Round trip 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

The latest creations I'm back com =
and barettes. J. =. Fistow. popular
price jeweler- 40 E ID South street.