davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
C~berippmmeIicr peS Marihaa.

@anoitonocn peo Moribau par Den
29be Warts beiere emo Den bar Dor.
ret iioen Den itore sslom | 1881. anc
De | 9pen p9renoe 9eboeliesbuie,
Der logger iuben 10 Gpartaler fra 81.
ben, er filIoitGnoig omringehc Of
Sarb, % flere SamiIier bar maattet
fpttc no. gIoeu boIot irembeles
paa at itiae.
Gnonn en- "SpIcpelie" | Snccn.
Siitprien fommer oenne Sang ira en-
Sarm / Hprbeoen az COTTONWOOD, og
Oct ieiaIipeoe ON er Der Ell 9nlfun.
6nrneren bar forleoen Dag beifi9f-
tigct meb of iprebe no en- pGloia
Snefon, Der bapbe fssct innmen I'M.
ser Sneitormen Sen 27be San, oa
miot inoe | SnemaSien traf ban paa
Ell at fine &aIfumer. Ser olt'ao |
fulSe TO Ioaneber baooe Iigget |
Sueeu. anIfunernc nnieeS / Mmin.
bcItgbeo life for at bore iGrbeleS
b~anrbfere, men / bette SiIfGloe ipu'
tes Siiglen BOG life at bare taget 10.
gen Sfaoe.
Sian Gonntb bar unnSet Nh. I'll
8lnnoon Snplep oe andre Steoer |
Glap GountD er ser alereoe inbtrui.
fet en- WGngoe 2onoisgcre, Der
Gicrne bill boiptte fig inben bette
Gonntp. @rnnoen ill 0enne I'll.
%ftremtina ifdI npre oct &p. iom
Golmtuet bar orn6et neo lin ~Itoror.
teSe Eo~tcteSapI. Soer 1900 8oan.
Iobuinger 9oteter al forrioe Mars
Noling er berfra bIepen ieuot Oft
oocr, 90 Gountpcts Sormcrc bar Der.
neh hnot en- Hcttoinbtpqt al ODER
$4,000. On bel Del al 2nnhet /
6ctte Strea blco pIsiet iioite Ssit, %
man nenter MI fitn paa ionniOt 8eir,
al man fan Hippo no pon agrcrc for
at iaa.
SBi Gmoitano pro Nciu Him. -
Minnciota og COTTONWOOD Hioers
pnr iioite Ssnoag meget trlicuoe pco
Nem Him, ibet lapereIiggcnoe 2ono
on Oar ooeriuemmet % 9Den loa
iom pna Ell @. s COTTONWOOD Hi.
Der bap6e Der n9r oens llblsb /
Minneioto Riper bannet iig Ell 0pms
ming al SIS, % Den oerpGrenoe Mel
meae iomt Den itore Staalbro true.
be5 al oct pploige BreS, iom Den
Itore 8anomosic sueoe. Weaeoam.
men o9 NpfpGrfet pad @roen bleu
uo9et romponcrct al De fore SSTag.
Sor at ofuGr1e Ell itsrrc lllptfe bIeo
0e iommeubobeoe SsmaSier iprGugt
meo 9pnamit, % oa &anOmaSien
iaoIeocS Hap no, itcg Sonoet | ltin'
neiota Hiper oper fire SOB. 81 Serb
icI fra Iicoaet So. or bIepen itanIet,
ibct 8onoet itonr fem 500 ellcr mere
pper ole ire 9roer. Sneen er ocnne
Sang teet megct lent, men alliaeoel
irpater man for ligeioa bolt &oub,
iom man bonbe | Sum- iorriac aor,
ioet Der ensnu liGger Ell bel Gel Sne
| Sfo9cu og / mango Solitrs9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02

xamuenfruunnuiua al UH AZ Nar. SelIe &c
Saaneen amber sIn,tn: insen tom Haaitano,
Mbsamatisme. men en- 8ienoSgier.
ming, irm ies fan bepiie meb Euiinoer az
SiSnesbpro fra tafuemmeIise JuIt. ipm er
beEbreoet, fra afIe Barter af 2auoet. Seq
er iaa iiffer paa, bpao bette RiboeI pil
9ipre, at ies bar ~beluttet mig til at no.
belle nosIe Sunoreoe Deter frit til 2aierne
al bette SIao, for at psiaa be fan bragg
Soroel beraf. (
2Ra Rerte til, at jes life ~forIangsr no.
gen Detailing, men blot ppiororer Dem til
Of ienoe mig Serss Gaon % Ibresic % en-
Gnmoonins ON en- frt Srgoe9lfe. Raar
Se oerefter bebposr mere, fac er Griien
bcerit rtmsIig. Seq baaber at enboer, ipm
lioer af Rbeumatisme itrar bill itripe til
mig, ba bet er mig meset maatpaalissenoe
at enboer, upen Ssuipu til boor mango
Sure Der er iIaaet fell, bill prpoe NIT no.
mGrfeoe Nibbel. Sian bpr ftriue tit:
Srbn u. Smitb........ IA Gloria Slos.'
<pautee, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
Sup pnknfn.
Sfirbnciuanacrt Talb.

Sfirbneiuangcrt Salb. Iubreir
Sfaane, en- SarIuer / WariuoobG
life Iongt ira Doufton, bsoe ocn %.
WortS iom Ell 6sl9c al ct Sub ira
Ell Scit. llbcIbet bHnbtc flere Sage
for, % man troebc ban bar uoeuior
al 6nre, ga ban pIuoieIig fit ct an.
ioIO % osoc. @foeoe bar 80 sIor
gommCl.
Oct fpritc Nsitc Spsing. @in6e,
Decentralization oeb Strninnitdlten
Siour Sails cr VII cubelia fommcn
igonG. Get ieritc Hsitc SnSiino bier
iplmoct ocu 26bc Morris, o9 SUug,
ieI@bcitoreren ienote bette til @,loer.
nor Sc&ier, Gcnnc oQtCr al 'cuoc
Ieitet til StotcuS biitoriifc SeIifob.
lllpifc mcS SfnSrunabcn. @fr. %
W}r2. @iuiom Gggcr8 Sm SIurr
bIcu iornuliQ pes ct ltIptfcatilipIoc
ifllot oa orrbt al i'm @robcr, iOct DC
por pon SoQt / NprhcbCu al SorTl.
0rrnc$ Stem / Sen ipocitIiac Gel al
Toulf Gountn. Gen ioruIpffcbc @nt
blcp trufiCt / Sopcoct % onr bcpioit.
los / noalc elmer iuocn han Ngoc.
@rooCren cr rritcu ira iig ieIp al
SorA.
Summcrc uSurOucS. @uo. TcS'cp
bar uonppnt Conner 4. Is. Smith /
Nuntcu on CONNER :. s.. McGop /
Nbcroccu til Cnmmerc / StutcnS
&ricitcrct. 0cttc cr fleet / NcuboIo
ill Ell al 2cQialoturcu nDIil ncotuQcu
Gov. GuNuiGCrc or u. y. Eripp /
Nonftou hJcpcn uouuput til nt cfters
'plQc Conner Smith / &rcN&rcttcu o.
Erouf WcCuIto ira Sisietou ionl
CONNER N}cGop3 Gitcrmnn0.
SmcniOn NruaiclSbciNrcr. Set
or mcH arop pdu EooIiocIiNhcS bic,
Ven bcrcttet. at .. g. Smcnior
i Siouu Sans meS set frr'tr nil
bIipc u0uUpnt til @ur6cr FOR Sta'
tens GtroiicnuituIt ocritc0&. &orrr
&armICu CT Sen micprcnbc @orbcr,
% bans Sermiu iom 'unban ubIobcr
SEN 15oc gPoi. = @to6irtuiug til
NnrmIcu or Smeuiou proQrcSiip NE,
rubIifouCr, % bcrnc Toftiou in0cr
E0rtict or mn Sc r~oa0cnNe.
@il hnuc Solo puu Spa. CONNER.
cinI Club / NberSccr hcISt iorIeber
ct ipCcicIt WIebe FOR at orotCitere moo
at ser Qirrc2 roqcn HehirtcIier | Sen
urrnrcnNe EoIO ron @nQ. Gr re.
'oIutiou / 6cnuc RCtuind bIco pebto.
get. iSct ser iomtioig uhtolteS, at en-
idoNm NcNirtteIie piIoe npre iii
SFooc FOR StotcuS Snrmcre oQ Sou,
bcI~8intcrcSierrc | set belle. SamtiSiu
rc6toQCs uoion en- RcicIutiou. hrori
Statcus We6Iemmcr az aonoreSirn
nmmoSeS ON at orbeihc for toIoiri
.Srnlait.
SuSinucrc Tom Turmcrc. - On
9umppIoa beoNuStc ouercSc iorrioe
ltac al bcuoe Sorncu / 9PrheNeu az
@otpnIn. 90 ct onoet IiQnenNc lis.
itpr nil mart bennubc grheihc @cQ.
.qe Oisic Elo1c brnhcr 2nn6 tiIbercn,
DC &u0iNucrne, ihct Scr er iROannet
SSontratter ON al pIsle, iaa % bste
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
5lnrn 9ukntn.
Efihsfnrt MN Meh Hincr.

nprer M / @ranO Sorts Soob ON,
at ct 0ampifibSieIifab | @innipea
bill aobne Sfibsfart meuem bisie 10
@pcr. Sor nGroGrenbe er Teo Sri
Der iciIbar fra Belmont til ct Blinfi
nebenfor Oslo. 6. Ssrenien bee
Re6 Hioer Transportation 60. no
toIte forIeoen, at oct pilbe bIioe en-
iproeIes aob cling ON Sirmaet
@innipeg iatte en- iaoban @oaofort
igong, tbi 10 mere Glpen blep for.
bcoret for Sfibsfart, beS mere Sra'
fit bilOe Der ogiaa bIipe paa ole
Solo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02

ienote BAN til SIGgtninee, Der Dor
ire Wail fra 4pen. for at Re bporoan
Tingene Der tog fig no, men ben
iarnnne mpftiffe &raft bite fla efter
iigenoe ogiaa Der. Man si9tter poa.
at oct err ct Sili9loe al Sppnotisme,
og man bar faIOt 2Gser til at nnber-
isge 8utten, Der tilipneIabenoe er
normal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
@isconfn

SpergsmaaIet ON County Option
er en- at De Suger, Der bar tiItruf.
fet zig flor Spm9rfiombeo / 9egisla.
fisren | oct ienere. ga Sagen par
otpe til gebanSIing / pebfommenbe
aomite Den 23be Iorts, bar Der iaa
mango, Der snifebe at bere paa, al
man maatte forI9gee @soet til
gsIemblp-SofaIet. 0rsfteIien al
SpsrgsmaaIet optog belle fem elmer.
Sptionsforildsets @enner og Gals.
m9no bapoe to elmer til at frem.
title i'm SIDE af Sagen, og / 2sbet
Idf oerne Sio bIen Ser boIot Caller al
Here fremrreenbe @qno for bets
&eotagelie. On Gftermiobagen %
itooper gftenen bapbe Iooporten
Sroet. SoriIaset bIep fremiat al sc.
nator Warih Der forflarebe, bpab
Oct git no paa og frembolbt getpb.
ntngen at bets ge6togelie. San
pegte paa, bborleoes oen Sfif, at
Observation-Disclosures bIeo bepilaet
al gpen, bar bIet ioa Spbt r~obfnItet,
at mango life eobt funoe tenfe Tia
en- anoen Srbning. Sette bar ser
tr9en Wening /, ipntes ban. Set
bar omtrent oct famine iom at Iasge
no A Dollars for at faa igien en- Sol.
lar. Spergsmaalet bar, boorbiot
man ifnloe aisre 2ooe ! 9rpegerier.
res Snteresie ener / SoIfets. Spis
Der bleo Gale orL boorbiot Staten
bliroe babe grobibition ener Ell, Iao
rilSe ban for i'm Gel femme beri.
moo, Ga ban troebe, of sem Eib
enonu life bar forbaanSen, at en-
SorbubsIop funbe eaer burSe
p%eotages. Set bebite bi for naroe.
renSe funoe eisre for at faa in6fert
@orntD Option.
Sorbeno9renSe asiembIpmono 81.
9. 9ofer fra goansoile fortalte ON
Sorboloene | nGpnte 9p, bpor Der
ingen Salooner par. Set bar bare
Goniens at paaitua, at ser life frnbe
gisres blomitrenbe Sorretnina I en-
8D uoen SaIooner. Sranf %. San
fra Raoiion frembapebe, at Set enc.
ite rigtige bar at afgisre SaIoon.
ipsrgsmaalet Goltntpbis; ban an.
fsrte ogfaa enbeI StatTtif, Ser bite,
OF Sattiebom I rs al 100 SilfeIoe
funbe fsres tiIbage til SaIoonen,
Sorbrpoelier Iieeiaa / "a of 100 Sill
f9lbe og SinbsipsSom I 25 al 100
SiIf9ISe.
Dommer Carpenter, Ser optraaStc
iom &epreientant for Wer3ants anb
Manufacturers gsiociation / MiI.
pailfee, itomaIebe / greIe Sarper,
bporleoes Brobibition bapbe pift fla
at bore EN- Siaifo | germont og Jag.
De, at @ebtageIien of en- County Sp.
ton Sob nilbe bore ensbetpoer6e
meo &oniifation af prioat gien6om.
Gountp Option bar efter bans See.
ming isrunben 8robibition - oct
iamme 8rincip, giennemfsrt itpffc.
bis.
Senator SuSran og 6. 6. 8bit.
tet, Sormnnb b~enboIbspis poa &c.
natets os asiemblps Claims &omi.
teer, fremlagbe BEN 23be Warts Sp.
gaoer oper Statens Snotpgter oa
lbgifter | De iioite 10 Iar iant ct
oper De n~sbpenbige 1toleg
/ De nelte to qar. Summen al oisie
Spgaper er, at bois ole 9epiIgnings.
forlag, iom MI foreligger 2egiSIatu.
rem, bIir bebtagne, bill Ger pe0 us.
ganeen at ben raitc toaari9e Sub
gettermin bore opitaa ct l1noerifltb |
Statsfasien poa ODER 31a Millton
Collars, Tom bill maatte b9ffes beo
llbIigning al npe Sfatter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
5tlinurTntu.

Site / Seraus Sails. Better Sobn
'ou % Dfiis Gina Ghriitinnion blcO
forIeoen p~gteuieoe / 5eraus Sails ;
Qait. g. G. aIeppe i6rrettcoe &icI.
fen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
Sra oore Segisfatnrer.

Senatet bar pebtaset Suiets Bill
ON ct goaro Of Control for timber.
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
p,Iss helbrsse,iam raae.

gaso CiutmeHi aarantsrss at iurere hpeyt iii
f1lee al tigeHbt. bIiuee blsbtRee eller tremiaaenes
GtleS q al IA Eaas cur nlh1 iebstaie TeRleRe Soe.
2tlbsgsei Of PARIS MEDIClNkC CO., s.. Louis, Mo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
ut seIbrsss en- aorfisIeIie paa en- 1as

Taa saratlpe gruruo Guiuiue tablets. Tne gpp
tetere ttlbdeebetaIsr grngeue, bois be teller at bel
breoe. g.@ .@rsu,S Nnouttr9i paa hoer gSite. Csc
Gilberrpt al PARIS MEDICINE CO., St.Louis, Mo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
SfucipiQerru: "Waa Sourneen
Initr leo np SamIet."

ITUHIIIINI IUTIN INN W F'UFH'N"
gennen: "&poroan eff oct oa2"
Sfueipiuerer: "Sa, pil on tPnfe
Dig. at sc Soioterne CAB fig Ill at
pibe no Sbofeipeare.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-02
&rtt til
8Renmatiie
GiSence.

Haar Sc &c pla.
get rneo Rbenma.
tisme euer 6ist,
iaa Rrip til mig,
% leg bill uben Be-
lberlas ienoe Gem
en- 1atfe, iom bar
fureret fsrit mig os
fenere Suiinoer ans
bre, beriblauot gers
iouer, fom bar uper
70 % rs Gar 9amIe
-osfaa nusle. iput
bar Iiot I ODER 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07
TRIALS OF HOTEL MEN,
G. "A. r.. Visitors Arrive Ahead and
Demand Their Reserved Rooms.

s { Is 6 ( ~ Il
A roundup Of the hotels today found
the clerks and managers muttering
softly to themselves and breathing
softly, sentiments not found in good
tearing their hair. The reasons for
the grief lies in the fact that many
delegates who had photographed orders
for reservation Of rooms are coming
In ahead of time and demanding ac-
commodations.
They can not get them until the
time arrives for their reservations
hence, the visitors are put out and
the hottie man Is up in the air,
because the rooms are occupied b,.
commercial men and tourists. This
situation was met probably half
dozen times today and the hotel people
simply had to do the best they could.
1t Is one of the most annoying diff
fculties we have had to meet, said
"a hotel man today. I'VE have orders
to reserve rooms from the 9th or
10th until the end of the encamp-
men. OF course these rooms are oe-
eupied now and when the delegates
come in two or three days ahead of
time and demand the rooms We can
not let them have them and have to
do the best we can with the visitors
until the rooms are vacant
The hotels are reserVing all the
rooms possible for the veterans and
| whenever possible are sending COM
nerclal travellers and tourists to
apartment and roominghouses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07
G. A. h. VETERAN
ROBBED OF Wallet
Oklahoma City Visitor Relieved OF
His PocketbopkHe Gets
Ills Ticket Back.

A G.. a. r. veteran named yTiss, from
Oklahoma City was robbed Of $50 yes
terdaY afternoon by a couple Of clever W 4
pickpockets who had scraped an u ao-
5quaintance with the aged man.
e Wiss had a room on Main street be-
low the postoffice above Lyon $ saloon
During the afternoon he met two mon
who claimed they came from Oklalc-
ma City They suggested that the three
60 10 Saltair which they did. Wiss
was advised to check his valuables be-
fore going into the lake but when lie
went for his wallet found 1t had been
stolen and his companions were miss
dng. The wallet contained $50 In cur-
lrency, three New York drafts for $50
each and q ticket for Los Angeles.
8 Upon his return to the city, Syiss
reported the matter to the sheriff AMI
gave a description of the two men
When he got back to his room he was y, !!
surprised to find behind the door his
wallet. 1t contained the ticket and
drafts but the $50 in cash was gone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07
]. a, Il. MAN LIKES THE STATE

!.
II have frequently heard that Utah:
that It's dustries We're decadent,5 said
a q. Al. 5R, visitor to the city yesterday
II expected to find the people indiffer-
ent to their, advantage res but / am mos +
agreeably surprised to find the modern
spirit Of hustle and enterprise on every
hand. You n have a wonderful * tie
here; your mining camps are great:
wealth ducers, yet your state Is llot
alone a mining state. Your agricul-
tural possib ilities are wonderful. d ain
q farmer and fruit raiser and sIa think
Il know w hat I am tai king about when,
n say that your soil Is the finest tolS
apples ever saw, and Utah farmers
will soon find out that apples will not
yearly $500 or more per acre.
Cache yalley6is q beautiful spot and
n was much impressed With what II saw
of 1t on a trip 4 just made there. a
visited Trenton to look VT the apple
orchard. 1t Is my opinion that Trenton
will quickly become q great frui cen
ter. never saw better natural condi-.
ftions for apple growing, In fact, the
district is admirably adapted to all
place with w. r.. Funk OF the ~ ationali
Food company whose factory Is to "a
erected there. He informed me that
upwards of S250,000 will be spent there,
next year for buildings, including tlietrl
fact tory, one or two WI, eat elevators and
other enterprises. The orchard / saw
consisted Of 200 acres of apples owned
by the United Develop ISOLATION.
$40 Newhouse building OF this city.
They are selling 1t on easy terms In
five or ten acre tracts, iss5 5 }8s 4 g ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07
Tams Bixby Of the Pioneer Press
Comes to Town.

Tams Bixby, president and general
manager of the Pioneer Press Of st.
Paul MINI, is a visitor in the city
He has Just returned from a visit to.
the Park and will be here during the.
encampment. While here he Is a guest.
at the Bransford.
5 Mr. Bixby is prominent in public.
affairs of Minnesota. He was for u
years chairman of the Republican
state central committee, served as q
member of the Dawes congressional
commission on Indian lands in Okla
hona, and was also q member of the
Minnesota state railroad commission
Mr.. Bixby stated that he was great
sly impressed with the size of Salt
Lake City and the activity, shown
here. ~
II see no reason why this city should
not be larger than Denver, said hea
"as it has a larger and richer terri
tory to draw FROM
With reference to the tariff he said;
1.-THE Republican party in Minnesota
is in favor of a. general lowering Of
the tariff, even lower than this last
bill President Taft has just signed.
We are in favor of lower tariff on.
agricultural products, even on wheat.
In a few years, as j :. j. Hill SO truly
says, the United States must import.
foodstuffs, and this means practically
free wheat. We must have a lower
tariff on lumber in Minnesota, the
lower the better, and on a great many
other kinds of raw. material. When q
wheat state like Minnesota is willing
to allow a low tariff on wheat and all
other farm produce 1t means that If
the Republican party does not lower
the tariff some other party will.
Railroad rates are satisfactory to
us in st. Paul and Minneapolis. The
Spokane case If it is carried out, Is
greatly in our favor, and of course
against Spokane. 1t means that st.
Paul can then Job into territory that.
until the Spokane decision, was the
exclusive trade territory of Spokane.
Railroad rates in the west for some
time to come cannot be nearly as low
as in the more thickly settled east
or middle west. The hauls are longer
out mere, there is less local traffic and
the grades over the mountains are
sleeper. All this the local western
shipper must expect to pay. 1t cam
not be avoided. s
sour trade with Canada now is good
but If the tariff wall came down there
| is no telling what it would be. One
of our stores today carries larger
stock of goods than any store in either
| New Y ork or Chicago do not NEAR
1t does a greater yearly business, hui
carries a larger stock. The second
Largest hardware store in the world is
| In Duluth.
1.-The panic hardly touched us ii
Minnesota. Times are very good there
today. There is plenty OF money, {
bumper crop is being harvested ant
| business was never better. look fol
a period of national prosperity thai
will exceed that of two years ago by {
wide margin
Swimming at SaItair-oh it's great,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07
LATE Y GOALS S.

| Taxcs-The board Of equa lization of
water rates will meet in the mayors
office Monday afternoon at 2:30 to
take action on complaints regarding
I5assessments on water rates for the
current year. This will be the only
session held next week, owing to the
| events of the week In connectio lon with
the encampment Of the Grand Army.
Other sessions, however. will be- held
during the month, of which notice
will be given. 53S;3 81
Slaughtered-Dr "a. C. young, state
veterinary, destroyed two horses affect
ed with glanders 1t the stockyards
this morning and sent them to the
crematory to be tncinerated The
horses were from Price and had been
in quarantine for several days.
Appointment Is Governor sssprY this
morning named Horace Peery and
Angus Wright. both Of Ogden, as adj
ditional members of committee
recently appointed by him to assist
the directors Of the State Fair assoc
Inland Empire exposition to be held
in this city during October.
Surgicai-At the post hospital at
Mayo OF Grated upon Capt. C.avenaugh,
Fifteenth infantry, for appendic itis.
The patient is much improved in his
|5condition and DR. Mayo promises
early recovery.
Descended-Jo Ohm p Meakin met
with slight accident the other day
at Saltair, as result of which
he has been confined to ibis house for.
q few days In going in to the water
he slipped in the stairway and hurt
his left foot.
Died-Wil lillian Demron Of
Thatcher, Ariz., aged d, died from
cancer Of the liver last night, at the
resid ence Of a friend Son r street. and
the embalmed remains will be shipped
this evening by J. w. Taylor to
was a we'll TO do farm er and had come
ito this city for treatment he was
supposed to be convalescent, when
there was a relapse, followed by
death. rs
Gencaloe y-P ickney Rainey, or any
gof his descendants. are respectfully
asked to correspond with Miss Mary
Il. Sowell, 1925 Broadway. Paducafl,
Kentucky, whosis gathering the geneal-
1ogy Of the Rainey family.
Gastronoiny-Y esterday the lunch
rooms in the Brooks arcade under the
direction of the Y. W. c.. a. opened
under new arrangement, as q, cafe.
ataira, and from no Don until 10 o'clock
were thronged by friends and patrons
Sof the venture, the guest book show
ing a registration of IA 0. The rooms
are under the direct supervis on of
the secretaries, Miss Me bel fJo hnson
and Miss Myrta Robinson, and the
board of directors is rejoicing In
the acquisition of three new rooms
for the enterprise. These Yesterday
were PRETTY decorated In remnants
sof different states and universities.
and profusion of flowers, pink sweet
peas. carnations and goldenglow and
pretty arrangement of artificial apple
blossoms on the walls which was.
most attractive. The interest shown
lin this enterprise indicates its popul-
sarity and with its new methods, and
capacity will ubtless grow in ii favor.
Its prime object tito provide a place
where young girls employed in the
stores and offices can have place
affording an opp ortunity for rest dur
ling the noon hour as well as enjoying
a VIII olesome lunch at moderate prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07
'GIROUX CONSOLIDATED
TO USE STEAMsH0Y|E.Ls
Heavy Rails Being Ordered for Ira ci Is \
Into Property Believed to be PART s Il
or Plans for Sfloyels.

The Significance of the visit OF
Thomas n. Cole and others to the
EGirpux Consolidated property at Ely
this week Is believed to be hut the Tore
runner of some big things tnat tlie
company Is planning for the property t'l y.
For the greater part Of four avs NE.
Cole, Atty, Cotton and other er, n. g 3
<of the property were busliy engaged ~
going over the estate Of the COMPANY
md discussing plans.
AS soon ais the party left for the Y east 81
ION Thursday an order Is said 70 nave
been placed In the east for heavy steer e.
rails such as are used in standard ard
tracks. 1t is the general opinion OF
persons who have been watching me y e
advancement Of the property that tltl TINS ms
will be followed later by the installa-
ton Of steam shovels.
The new shaft at the property whlch
Will be a four comp g ff ilill
Will be started at once from the sur
face. An upraise of close to AGO feet.
has been sent up from the ,09o 8fo z.
level. The work is going ahead at the
rate OF seven feet a. day.
h A person who recently came III from
Ely declares that there is every ren e
son to believe that the Girou& property
Will be developed by both the steam
shovel and underground work. N DIS
#cussing the matter he said:
To me the Gir-ax Is one of the best
properties In the district and II seems
odd that the Gugg enhelms did not! get
1T Instead OF letting it fall into " the
hands of others 1T is ideal for steam
shovel work and a t looks to me as II
the hills were made for it, The over
burden Will snot require as much work
as any of the steam shovel propositions
that i know of. 4 " IS gss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07
VOTE OF THANKS.

Yesterday, Aug. 6, at a representa-i
tive meeting of the general COMMITTEES
FOR the entertainment of the Ir,terna-s
5tfonal Council OF Women In this Cit
on July 1ss and II 1t was unan imouslyi
resolved that a vote of tina lss be e X
tended to the Saltair rnanag ment, the
Utah Light & Raj way comparly and
all Others who SO generously contri-
5nert Of the visiting guests Tlle
organizations represented We're the
National Wonan's Relief society, the
Young Ladies' National Mutual I'M
sprovernent associat ion. n the onian's
Relief corps corps) the Ladies' g {
the Maccabees ca liives} !, the ~ tt.ll
Woman Suffrage council and the
Jewish Council OF Women $s