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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
HIGHEST MASONS OF
NATION ATTENDING
Wonderful Influence and Power
of the Order is Forcibly
Pointed Out.

WASHINGTON, Oct lS.-Attcudcd
by the three Masons of the bighcs,
standing in all America. the biennial
meeting OF the supreme council of the
Scottish Rite Of Free Masonry for the
southern jurisdiction of the United
States assembled here today, Sow.
ercign Grand Commander James D..
Richardson of the southern jurisdiction
called ibc meeting TO order, there be
ing present. among others. General
Samuel Crocker Lawrence. sovereign
grand commander Of the northern juris
diction, and DR.. John NJ. Gibson. SOY.
ereigu grand commander al the sU.
preme council Of Canada.
The address Of Grand Commander
Richardson contained a detailed re-
view Of the history OF the order dur
ing the past two wears.
Influence OF Order
1T * worthy Of comment. he
said. ''that there are more members
of our bodies filing seats in the sonate
and house Of representatives in Wash.
ingtoD AZ this time than there were
members OF the rite iu several states
Of our jurisdiction which I could name
twenty-five wears ago. These facts arc
no, referred 10 by mc a. evidence of
the popularity OF the order or in the
nature Of Sclf-sdulatiou or glorifca.
ton, but 10 show that there s a pro-
fundity of meaning in this philosophy
and dogma which cugro,ses the serious
attention Of men of ability. learning
aud culture and further. 10 show evil
deDce Of the tnct that a. the rite grows.
widcns. uultiplics and cniargcS its
scope and influence there will not bc
wanting strong minded aud strong
hearted members properly 10 utilize its
poteptlalities and .iudiciously give its
councils
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Big / avoritc Beaten.

CINCINNATI: o.. oct. lS,-Thc lca 70
iurc At Laton.l today VAS the over
whclminS dcfC OF Marbles, the 1 10 3
iav"rit'. IN H., fourth race. The event
was Won by rargln IN driving finish.
with Many CO irs second. Ormuz a 80
10 shot "if Third. \ steady rain
caused many ,Crat"ucs.
First race. iN furlonc -Sorrcltop. ~
TO D won: Mi, Sewoll, 10 TO /. second
Miquc o.Gric, TO !. third. Time,
.;ti 2-a.
Second race. mile and seventy yards
Warden, 10 won: Cassowarv. . TO /.
second Denver Girl, > 10 - third. Time.
1.i1 l-5.
Third race. i've and q half mrlongs-
NN Henry. II 10 . won, l;d c. -. To T..
'ceondi Jack Eluus 10 20 /. third. Ting.
I-i1,
Fourth race. ,dN turloUgs-Dargjn. 10 10
!. won Many Colurs, 90 !. second: Or
WuZ. 80 to l. third. Tm,. l.l6 So
Fifth race. ave and half furlougs-
iauzarctts. 10 20 /, won: Star Venus.
10 10. second. Belle Glenn 13, 20 5, third.
Time III.
sixth race. seven furonEs- Right Easy.
ond; Gypsy KipE, l3 to 3. third. Time.
l:2S -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Williams Gets Adams.

Captain Hackctt has transferred the
contract which he holds on r. tdans 10
Dick Williams OF III" Pasadena stable
Adams, IT appears. has been sullSing In
his tent OF late and nc has been guilty OF
several little things that were not pleas
ing 20 Captain IIaCk.tt. The hoy went
so lar as 10 inform the Judges that Cap
tain Hsckcu had not paid him his sal
AIRY. and masmuch rs he had been paid
declaration. naturally. made the master
of Anchorage stock farm sore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
DELIVERY WAGON MUCH
To BLAME FOR MISHAP

George W. Reed. who WAS struck by
M H Walkers automobile SATURDAY., was
reported. from the Holy Cross hospital
at > o'clock this CTuesday) morning. 81
RESTING well. although not entirety re.
covered from his dcliIium
Mr.. Walker SAYS his machine was TO!
going 10 exceed twelve miles An hour
a. the crossing was approached and that
the driver slowed down 10 six miles an
hour when Nv. Reed hesiiated. \ dcliv-
cry wagon OF the wrong side Of tlc
street and cToWdiuG the automobile eyi-
IDENTIFY confused Mr. Reed and
caused RiW TO hesitate. Nj Reed
was dragged only dve or siN feet Mr.
Walker SAYS That M. Walker his
driver and tie other occupants or tn.
machine deeply rrsr't the accident goes
without saying,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
BURNS WILL FIGHT,
WINNER TAKE ALL
Is Anxious to Meet Johnson
Again if Jeifries Does
Not Sign.

SYDNEY y. :, w Oct. ls-"Tom-
my Burns. thc Canadian heavyweight
who WAS defeated by Jack Johnson In a
fight for the worlds heavyweight cham
piouship here on Dec. cs last. announced
today that if the American promoters
were unable 10 arrange q match between
JcnrieS and johnson he WAS willing again
TO meet Johnson, the winner TO take all
Of the purse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
HIRAM Z. BOOTH Is
PROBING RENIGER CASE

While the army officials al Fort Doug
the accomplice Of George RcUigcr iS .u
the druggiuE OC soldiers from The fort
NeniEer is iNiup iu the city jail. u is
said that the charges against RraiGcT VIII
DC pushed by The government
According 60 the statement ol GuitCJ
States Attorney ~. =. Booth. the accom-
plicDS OF ReuiEtr are 10 bo prosecuted
hv the government 20 the frl extent Of
tho law. and u IS also stated from The
same spiiTvo HAT the government officials
are gathering evidence WEiui Will ultl-
uateiv l'aG 10 Tie arrest aud conviction
Of the Iccuupllrcs.
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Player ParalyZed.

ANNAPOLIS. oct. lS.--An Nrty on
animation WAS msde last night OF Mid
shipmau Wilson Of Covington, Ky, quar-
terback OF tho naval academy football
as the result Of flying tackle in the
game last SATURDAY While no fracture
of the homes was discovered. the attend o
ing physician stated that the young man
Was paralyzad from the neck down. His
brain and speech ar" not affected. The
medical officers believe Wilson is not
danGerouslv hurt and that the paralysis
will wear of.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Reservoir to Be Stocked.

Now that the Enterprise reservoir in
Washington county Is scIdy Tor fish, no.
600 trout Try are 10 be planted there AZ
once. Tho now reservoir, when filled
nine miles. The fish will bc planted as
an experiment. II they mature properly,
several hundred thousand more Will bc
planted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Papke and Burns
Send Challenges
.PAPKE CHALLENGES
HIS OLD RING RIVAL
Negotiations on TO Match Burns
and LangfOrd for
Fight.

gram from Billy Papkc. received today.
Offering 10 fight ketchcl ON n winner
takc-all basis and an unlimited side bet.
~ the most interesting aftermath OF the
Johnson Kctchcl fight OF last saturday.
The Illinois nddlcwolght declared IN his
telegram 10 "A local sporting editor that
his one Idea was TO get another fight
With hls old rival. whom he has already
faced four times
Negotiations are under way for n night
between Sam IarEford and Tommy
Burns. Jack Gleason. n promoter. saws
these two fighters viii be- brought to-
gether for a limited round bout in this
City during the winter season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
ST. Cloud Races.

PARIS. oct, lS--tn the Prje Terrier.
run At 81 Cloud today. j r., Widcnci's S
Indian Prince finished second.
In tho PriX FourToS. W. Is. Wander
bits Serpcntsap was second
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Four-year-crds and upward.
SECOND .RACE-si,S furlonss Selling. =

by mrcro o .
lie brady Thc driving
rama
race. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Buena Vista Entries

ling. three -ycar-olds and
. ono -hllf furlonEs-Fur-
! McCurdy. l06: AthEold
lrf. Prolific. III. yellow
Sick, III. Nolo, lOe. Ar
j.. LOG Lady Powell, III,
Jbcrvalc. III
selling. thIec-ycI -olds
/, miic-TaslQnastrr. l02
euborE. %; Contribution,
,". "a: Cigsrlighter l05
Eudora. i02. ST Eilda.
Mendon. go
flling. all ages. five and
r Burning Bush. lZS.
King OF Yolo. III: Hal
2. l29, Genoya. los: Sill
selling. three year -olds
furlours Valencia. 'l09:
ord Nelson. us. Wander.
.oc year -olds and upward
iuriOuEs Madeline Mus
IAN Prince, III. Bsnthcl.
Biskrs. us.
three c-Ncay-plds and M
-Arcourt 100. Little But
ipala, l02. Rustling SIX.
Pr. lnI; Col. White. l0S.
? Rather Royal. l0I
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First race. II
upward FIVE Il
mace. i09. r. I
lii. Prudent. |
Foot. i06; Sea
line. III; prcGb
prlfla NH III /
Second race
aud upward. a
surety, i02. Al
iu2 Lucky Nj
Aks-A Ar Ben. ID
1922 I.anita. %
Third race. ,
onc-h half furlot.
lr. RoWell ~,
ton. 1922 ST. i
Yer Grain, -i0s
Fourth race.
and upward. "a
Gresham. ia.
ll2. Calves
Fifth race. t
six and ono ia.
grave. il3. Do
III Force. ia
Sixth race.
wards. ono nils
tcrcup. i02; III
'ip2 No QUAY
Royal River. !
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/ paceI- = place
Trained j.
same Third Cobkn luck clear sailing
npro OF
rail
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FOURTH RACE-One
mile seling. Three -ycar-o oIds and upward.
$500


.ninute at Time 20 So
outs o 81
j.
easily ram a
h
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motrc
in ov
H. Inemcnt did his
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: TmRD RACE-Fivc furonsz. scllins. Two
ir~olds. Value to nrst,

post on 5; Time 70 - p gI - Bride
Dr. BrdeHidreda, Trained Scratched chaluql
trick to fronta
improved Ieecto
IN
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!540O
Selling. Three -year-olds and
FIFTH RACE-Fivc and a half furIongs
rl AaliIc a Slnn

POSI- s@% s on s s sss 10 6s ou sH r r. p ] mos - Fsn %
TO In cheaper
aIay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
PIRATES TAKE POSSESSION OF PlTTSBURG
THE TRIBUNE'S RACING CHART

- SALT IT, LAKE Monday October IS 1905. rNe'
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 350
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ribune Want Ads.

! Bell Main 5000 Independent 500.
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Four-year-olds and upward.
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twentieth DAY. Weather clear.
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OK FIRST RACE-SiN iurlonEs.
w Nalna 10 nr.t Slsm
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-13

q great many years, In fact, would
not under pressure dry rot was almost
bound TO result
Engineers WiggIesworth and FEN
dersoD were present. Mr.. Henderson
said he wanted to say he was opposed
to steel pipe-that 1t would not serve
the purpose year by year compared
with the cost He said steel pipe
would not answer as well In the mat
Ter of change in temperature OF wa
ter and there was no comparison be
tween the two. or the difference in
his opinion being about two to one in
favor OF wood. lie had torn up wood
pipe in 1899 that had been laid in
1SiS which was still in good condi-
tion. Mr.. Henderson said OF course
he would be willing 10 wait until
prices could be had and compared
and the kind of bond furnished by the
steel manufacturers. All things should
be carefully compared and considered
but as matters now stood he was op.
posed to steel.
Mr. Lumsden said he thought In
vestigation would reveal steel the best
and cheapest in the long run. that he
did not believe there would be much II
any difference in the price at the
start for the size pipe required.
In this connection the water com
mittee telephoned Denver yesterday
morning for prices and the manufac
turers said they would quote at A
o'clock, but up to the time of meet
ing nothing had been received, but
hope TO have figures so comparison
A vote of thanks was rendered Mr.
Lumsden for the information impart
ed. Tonight the council meets again
| to listen to reports of Messrs. Wiggles
worth and Henderson on necessity OF
immediate action, although they will
not be able to submit cost for several
days.
Towards the close of the meeting
| discussion came up regarding cement
| sidewalks. MIR. Lumsden said al Can
on City the ordinance provided fouI
parts rock, three parts cinders and
| one part cement. This character ol
walks cost K cents per foot under i'm
| provement districts which had worked
| successfully At Canon cement costs
$l.36 per barrel of $50 pounds. In
Durango cement costs $3.50 per barrel
In Durango the ingredients used arc
G. 3 and /, the latter being cement
showing Canon uses larger percent
age of cement and therefore u better
walk is the result.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-13
loWrylsms,

II would as soon try to cross Lake
Michigan on peanut shell as to try
to get to heaven on moralty-I would
come just as near doing one as could
the other"
we have reached a fatefui hour for
this town, the battle is on, and before
the smoke has lifted there will be a
waterloo either for the people of God
or the powers Of darkness.
Some of you protesting Christians
know all about the deck of carda and
the latest step on the ballroom floor
but you couldn't quote a passage Of
Scripture to save your gizzard-then
you wonder why you don't have assur.
ance Of salvation.
81 have never yet seen a professino
Christian whose name was worth hav.
ing on the church roll when IL comes
to practical Christian work and soul
saving, that did not know Themselves
saved"
when we face the teaching Of
sod's word, many protesting Chris
'ans must do one Of two things, either
i've up worldly amusements or aive
'p the deIuslvs hope that they were
'orn again."
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-13
who was known as the prettiest girl

who was known as the prettiest girl
in the two valleys.
The young woman left her fathers
home last Saturday morning without
saying where she was going. She
had basket OF food and evidently was
picnic bound with friends. Nothing
more was heard from her until a
boy fishing inside the city limits In
the Youghiogheny river saw the body
in the water. 1t was not until last
night that the body was identified by
Mrs. Markell as that of her only daugh-
ter.
Two young men who are said to
have been rivals for the affections OF
the girl are being searched for by
the police.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-13
CITY COUNCIL.


The city council met in adjourned
session Friday evening, all aldermen
present and Mayor Goodman in the
chair.
Petitions for renewal of licenses for
the following persons were read and
granted: san Juan Transfer company,
John Males, Wood & Morgan, Clifford
& Henry. --a-.-..
Chairman Smith of the streets and
alleys committee. reported that num-
ber OF places where sanitary sewers
had settled have been fixed, and work
begun on the ditch on the alley cross
ing Ninth and Tenth streets. Repair
work on the bridges will amount to
considerable sum. Fixing the ap
proach to the foot bridge cost S25
The estimate on Junction creek bridge
Is 500, the Horse gulch bridge $50
and the southwest end of the stone
bridge on Main avenue, s75 for wing
walks and stone abutments. Mr.. Smith
said that he thought the bridge ex.
pense should not come out of the
street and alley fund, that there should
be some other way of arranging for IL
Mayor Goodman thought that as the
Hood was unforeseen, an emergency
existed and the flood repairs should
be taken out of the emergency fund
The matter of the cement sidewalk
In process of construction on the Pres.
ton property, which fronts on Seventh
street and Fifth. avenue came up for
discussion. Sixty feet of the walk
have been laid one foot from the lot
line instead of the required two feet.
Contractor Johnson explained how II
happened through city engineer chang.
ing his stakes. not following his usual
plan. The matter was put off Till
later in the evening.
The city attorney spoke of the ac.
tion OF the council in compelling Mr..
Sorg TO remove his barber pole from
the sidewalk, and said that If the ordI
nance was enforced In regard to one
IL should be for all, since there are
Others who are obstructing the side
walk with projections. Ordinance was
read covering the same, which Is I'm
part as follows: NO posts except
permission be obtained from the civ
council by resolution duly entered.
snail be erected or placed or IL here
tofore erected or placed, shall be per.
mitted TO remain in or unop any side |
walk or street or public way. and any
person violating the provisions of this
section shall be subject to n penalty
Tor every forty-elght hours he shall
allow such obstruction to remain after
being notified to remove same.
IL was moved and carried that mar.
shai be instructed to notify persons
violating the ordinance to remove
poies and obstructions and put same
IN proper place according to ordinance.
Alderman Cummins reported that
the estimate on sewer connections
Tor north side hose house, would be
'lob FOR the entire job. Moved by All.
herman Dudley that council advertise
or bids on said work Carried. Nav.
'r Goodman suggested that separate I
ids for work with bath tub and with.
tut be called for. which was there.
'pon included in the motion.
Alderman Smith reported that the
pproach to the livery stable OF Gif.
ord u Henry blocks the gutter SO &
hat the water running down Twelfth
treet and down Main collect s. above =,
nd runs down the cellar of the steam =
'undry. Commissioners Dupraw said b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
SALTAIR RAILROAD GIVEN
D0UBLE-TRACK FRANCHISE

At the meeting OF the county commits
sioncrs. Monday. the petition OF the Salt
Lake & Los Angeles Railroad company
FOR n franchise for double tracking It's
line from this city 10 Saltalr was grant
cd, The franchise runs FOR fifty years
from December l next. and IT provides
"a limit Of fare 10 be charged OF not more
than ~ cents. The company also agrees
TO haul all gravel which the county may
desire for repairing county roads at a
cost of not 10 exceed $3.50 per car.
The commissioners also granted the
amended franchise Of the Telluride Pow
or company for the construction OF It's
power lines upon the highways OF the
county The franchise runs for twenty
fiyc years
4 communication was received from
County Recorder .JauueS In which he no.
tilted the commissioners OF the promo
ton OF Mrs Bessie MahaD 10 proofrcnd-
or, and Miss Laura Gibson to abstrnctor
in his office. and recommended that their
salaries be Increased from S55 10 $50 pei
month each The promotions and in
crease In salary were approved by the
commissioners, The appointment by the
recorder OF John Iazelman and William
I.angcnbacllcr as extra clerks in his Of
flee at Sc per day was also approved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
UNCLE SAM IS OFFERING
SOME GOOD POSITIONS

Examinations for the civil service will
he held in Salt Lake, Provo and Logan
on December II and I5, Vacancies to
be nllcd as follows.
Male mechanical craftsman for Port =
land. Or: salary. $500.
Assistant gcologist. must also qualify
In paleontology; salary. 5000.
Junior animal husbandman for bureau
OF animal industry, salary. $3.50 10 1880.
Assistant for naval observatory sal
airy. $500
General mechanic for Indian service at
Gankton. $ D.. salary, S8O n month
Male library assistant for bureau OF
statistics salary. $500.
Assistant steam engineer for Smith
sonian Institution. must also have knowl-
edge OF electricity; salary. Sl050.
Assistant curator FOR division OF ma
rine invertebrates Of Smithsonian Insti-
tuition; salary. Sl25 month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
ALLEGED F0RGER SPENDS
FEW HOURS IN ZION

Deputy Sheriff !. 4. Vincent OF Jack
sonvillc. Fla. arrived In the city from
Los Angeles Monday morning, cnroutc
said to he one of the Clcvcrest forgers in
the country. who is wanted I'm Washing
ton. ID, G. Garrett was lodged in the city
prison pending the departure OF Deputy
Sheriff Vincent.
According TO tho arrcstnE officer Car
rctt Travelled back and forth through tho
,outhern and eastern states while Cluding
across tho continent II is alleged that
he committed number or clever bank
'or-cres, including the ccrtlIcation Of
thc tcllcr's name TO Il fraudulent check
ior S9lG on a Washington bank. which
was cashcd by the Guarantee and Trust
company Of Jacksonville.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
STATE MAY JOIN IN
PROPAGATION OF FISH

II - possible that IN" state Of Utah
viii 90 into the propagation or salt water
fish. State Fish and Game Commission
or T. W, Chambers and his associates
have under consideration tho building Of
; system or dykes I'm tho Great Salt Lake
in the vicinity OF Lucin cutoff Behind
thcs" dykes ii Is proposed 10 conilnc some
~ the salt water. diluting ii with n suf-
nCicnt flow Of fresh water 10 make II
Iabitablc for salt water fish.
Officials OF the Southern Pacific have
become interested in the project and the
railroad H. expected 10 come into the plan
and work in co-oncrltIOn with the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
REV. DIR. ID. W. CRANE
TALKS To MINISTER'S

At TIC weekly meeting OF the Salt
Lake Ministerial association. held in the
First Methodist Episcopal church Mon
day forenoon. Dr. -. w. Crane pastor
nj the hin Methodist Episcopal church,
read the paper OF tho day, Dr. Crane
took for hIs subject The Discipline OF
10y" The analysis of JOY DR.. Cram"
made complete, showing the clements
which enter into state of supreme con-
tent and happiness. In discussing the
discipline Of JOY. Dr. Crane sounded Il
warning i'm permitting oneself To forget
God and Ills teachings in the passing
moment. when man considers his cup OF
10y Ollrd TO oVcrflowing.
The Rev. f.. W. Bussard, pastor o.
Holy Trinity English Lutheran church.
Is president OF the association. DR.. w
NJ. paden. pastor OF the First Preshy-
tcrlan church, the secretary. kept the
record of tho mcetlng.
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A CARD.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold It stops the cough,
heals the lungs and prevents serious re-
suits from n cold, prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine is in yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Schramm- johnson
Drug Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23

delinquent and was ordered to attcu
school teguInTlN IN the future. The cas
was continued pending "A phyKIcian's q,
animation as 90 the lads physical cond
ton.
\ complaint WAS received from res
dents OF Forest Dale that six hove
good families had bccu guilty OF maiicio,
mischief. and the matter will be iryesi
gated. IL Is claimed that the bows ha,
tramped down lawns and destroyed pro-
rrty In other respects.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
INITIATION EXERCISES

Salt Lake council 81 the knights of
Columbus will cNcmpliry the first. see
ond and third degrees on a large class
%j candidates in the hall. 81 Jennings
D'1GE, next sunday. November 2s.
Many officers OF outside councils viii
participate and large numhcrg of visiting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
MILK IS FOUND TO
Be ABOVE STANDARD
Chemist Submits Report to Food
Inspector on Seventeen
Samples.

City Food and Dairy Inspector Walter
]. Frazier has received from City Che m
ISL Harms reports OF the analyses Of milk
from seventeen dairics supplying milk 10
residents OF the city. All OF tn" milk
WAS found to be above the standard re
1ured by ordinance as to butter fat and
total solids.
This Is a splendid showing for the
dalries and places Salt Lake at the mead
uf the list in regard 10 pure mllk- Ihc
daIrles from which the samples were
taken. with the result in each case.