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Graham guardian., 1909-04-09
First publication Mar. 5-5t
Summons


Summons
In the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial Dis,
County of Graham.
Peter Anderson, Plaintiff.
Olavus Hande, Halvor Hande. Thes Hands,
Caroline Handle. Robert Hande, Eva Holden,
Harvor Holden, Christ Holden, Annie Holden,
Ole Holden, Bertine Holden. II. H. Hsnde, o.
H. Hande. T. II. Hande, N. II. Hande. Violet
Houk formerly Violet Thompson). and e. B
Blom, Defenda nts.
Action brought In the district court of the
fifth judicial district of the Territory of Arizona,
in and for the County of Graham.
The Territory of ,Arisona sends greeting to
Olavus Hande, Halvor Hande. Thea Hande.
Caroline Hande, Robert Hsnde, Eva Holden
Harvor Holden. Christ Holden. Annie Holden,
Ole Holden, II. II. Hande, o. H. Hande, 7. II.
Hande, N. H. Hande. Violet Houk formerly
Violet Thompsou), and q B. Blom.
You are hertpy summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintifr and answer the
complaint filed with the Clerk OF tna above
of Graham. Territory OF Arizona. within
twenty days exclusive OF the day OF service)
after the service upon you OF this summons.
IL served in this county. In all other cases
within thirty days.
You are hereby notified that II you fall TO
appear and answer the complaint as required
by law Judgment by default will be taken
against you.
Given under my hand and seal Of the DIS
trict Court aniSci here
To at Suomonvill" Il
lSeal of the Dis. 23d day OF February, 1909.
trict Court of
Graham County. w.R. CKAMBEKs.
Arizonal Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-09

signed and acknowledged by the president
thereof; and attested by the secretary thereof,
NOW THEREFoRE KNOW ALL MEN BY
THESE PRESENTS: That I, D. w. Wicker.
sham. president Of the Bank Of Stafford, in obed-
ience to the said order and for the purpose Of
carrying the said resolution into effect. do
sign and acknowledge. aud I, z. w. Clayton,
secretary thereof, do attest the execution OF
the amended Articles Of Incorporation Of the
said The Bank Of Stafford In the amendment Of
Article Five W. of the said original Articles OF
Incorporation As follows. to.wit
ARTICLE v.
The authorized capital stock of this corpora
tion is Thirty-three Thousand $S3 900 .U0 Dollars
divided into Three Hundred and Thirty 1880
shares OF the par value Of One Hundred ta100.00)
Dollars each: such capital stock shall be fully
paid into this corpor alton. either In cash, or
property suitable for the uses and purposes Of
this corporation Immediately upon subscrip-
ton thereof.
In witness whereof, I, the said D. W, Wicker.
sham, president of The Bank of Stafford have
hereto set my hand as president thereof and /,
e. ". Clayton, secretary thereof, have attested
the execution here u. and have affixed the seal
of the said corporation hereto on
tSEAL) this the oath day of February, AID.
1909.
ID. W. WICKERsHAN,
President of Bank OF Stafford.
Attest:
4. ". CLAYTON,
Graham guardian., 1909-04-09
Ordinance No. 47

Amending Ordinance No. 8. entitled "Ordi
nance No 8, Prescribing Licenses for Saloons
and theatrical Halls"
Whereas The growth. advancement and ma
terial progress Of the Town of Stafford and the
improvement OF all conditions which will ap.
peal to the citizens of adjacent localities and
neighboring towns. should be the chief and
primary concern of the members Of this body
and all progressive residents of our active, en-.
ergetic and growing municipality; and,
Whereas, We believe the objects Of this 0rdi.
nance Is of momentous importance to tho Town
of Stafford and will meet the hearty approba.
tion of its itizens generally; therefore,
BE 1t Ordained by the Council Of the Town
of Stafford:
Section /. That Section One, of Ordinance
Eight, of the Town OF Stafford. be aud the same
Is hereby amended, so as to read as follows:
Section 2. The proprietor or manager Of
every saloon or public drinking place where
spirituous, vinous or malt liquors are sold. in
the Town Of Stafford. shall pay an annual
license tax of Four Hundred (s4OO.0O> Dollars,
PAYABLE in ad ance.
Section 3 This Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and afer March 81. 1909.
Passed by the Common Council Of the Town
of Stafford, this Goth day of March, 1909
JOHN J. BIRDNo.
Mayor Pro Tenn.
Attest b. r. TuUM. Clerk. CAT
Graham guardian., 1909-04-09
L. W. CLAYTON,
Secretary of Bank of Stafford

State of California. ls.
County Of Los Angeles
Before me, A. I. Jergins. Q Notary Public in
aud for the County of Los Angeles. In the State
d. W. Wickersham known to mo to be the per.
son whose name is subscribed TO the foregoing
instrument, and to be the president of The
Bank Of Stafford, and acknowledged 10 me that
he executed the same for the purpose aud con-
sideration therein expressed.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my nOtaria seal
lSEALl or this the Ath day Of February,
A. d. 1909.
A. 7. JERGIEs,
Notary Public in and for the County of Los
Angeles, State Of Calitornia.
Ny commission expires April u, 1910.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-09
ACADEMY NOTES

The class in botany is going out
to get some specimens of moses
and liverworts next Saturday.
On April fool day the girls ran
away and left the boys, the boys
ran away from the girls: they met
in Pima and both seemed victims of
themselves.
The Academy ball team won the
game with Pima. Score, 8 TOD.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-09

- Trains run daily; daily, except sunday.
Trains Nos. Il and u viii carry passepg gers
No other freight trains VIII carry passengers.
EPEs RAHpoIPH, O. Q,.MALLkRp,
PretiAent Superintendent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA.
OIL of Nintergrccn, Thymol, Glyccr-
inc, Etc. Used a. a Simple Wash.

AIll 81 W lhAtNAHtt-ua AAANiltnt NuANANN@
inc, Etc. Used a. a Simple Wash.
IL really seems strange that so many
people suffer year in and year out with
eczema. when IL rs now no longer o.
secret that oil of wintergreen mixed
with thymol( glycerine etc, makes a
WASH that is bound 20 cure
Ola obstinate cases. il IS true. cannot
be cured In a few days, but there Is
absolutely no sufferer from eczema who
ever used this simple wash and did not
find Immediately that wonderfully
soothing. calm, cool sensation that
comes when the itch is taken away.
Instantly upon applying few drops
of the wash the remedy takes effect
the itch is aHayed There is no need
OF eNperlment-tho patient knows at
once
Instead OF trying 20 compound the
oil Of wintergreen, thymol, glycerino,
etc, IN the right proportions ourselves
we are using a prescription which .s
universally found the most effective.
It Is known as tho ID. ID. d. Prescrp-
ton. or oil OF Wintergreen Compound
IL is made by the d. d. d. co. Of Chi
cago, and our long experience with this
remedy has given MS great confidence
In It's merits.
Druehl & Franken and y c.. NJ L.
drug stores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
GOVERNMENT SUES
TO RECOVER MONEY
Charles Price Asked to Give Up
S2,410 Wrapped in Copy
OF Deseret News.
SURPRISE AT PosToFFICE.
When lie Called for His Mail lie Re
ccivcd a Bundle OF 4. =.
Currency.

Whether Charles Price De- Charles
Price or not. Sc question that will
be determined by a suit filed today
ia the federal court. a person OF that
name is made defendant In the action
and the plaintiff IS the United States.
Price was the man who "a few months
ago was handed "a Deseret News at
q branch OF the ogden postohce. and
upon opening it found that st contained
S2.il0 IN currency while surprised
at the occurrence. Price deposited the
money in the Fineree National bank
Of Ogden and has refused To give IL
up, The bank is made a joint de-
PENDANT in the suit filed today
few days prior TO the time that
Price received tGo money, q bank was
robbed I'm Oregon. and the claim has
been made that one OF the robbers put
hts share OF the spells into newspaper
aud mailed 10 Go himself under a hct-
uous name. The complaint pared
ana filed by District Attorn.. r..
Booth today, asking for q retam or
the money or Judgment for siWuag.
amount, reads I'm part as. ofloos.
Ihat on or about ~ l1th dav of
!}eD. 20 mere Vas received through
,Ils. Iaalt Oh tie United states. at the
..l.f....-.H UA OE0rNs 4 AhIl a. itL ltiltl
20 Ienclosed n wrapper address
$3.50, ~ thas. Price. ogden, Utah, said
l"D'osy then and there beariE two
,,-.. - postage stamps, which pack
~, blsted Of "a certain newspaper.
i1.,.,tI Deseret Evening News OF date
49,. ger 9, 1908. and wrapped and en-
80 fin said newspaper was the sum
hl0 iu currency that the de-
%, Charles q. Price was then and
there resident OF Ogden and said
package was then and there delivered
to defendant Charles O. Price. by mis-
take. that said Charles c.. Price was
not the person TO receive the aforesaid
package that the said Charles q. Price
then and there unlawfuny and wrong
fully took possession Of said package
and contents. and has ever since kept
the possession thereof and refused to
deliver the same to the pOstodice de-
uartmeut OF the United States or to
the plaintiff herein etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
NEW YORK CENTRAL
LOSES ITS APPEAL

Washington, Feb. t3-The yerdict
of the United states circuit court for
the southern district of New York inn
posing "a fine or $3.50 upon the New
York Central Railroad company on
the charge of granting rebates 10 the
American Sugar company was today
affirmed hF the supreme court OF the
United States
THE rebates 10 the American Sugar
Refining company we're given ON ship
Ueuts OF sugar ln 1903 from New York
20 Cleveland and Detroit Six Ofenses
were charged and fines OF $4,000 each
were imposed hy the trial court
The government prosecuted under
the Interstate commerce and klklns
laws. Between NeV York and Cleveland
the railroads published tariffs calling
Tor charge of 81 ccuts per 100 pounds.
while lHe rate 90 Detroit was 23
cents Tho cut ln the first instance
was B cents and ln tho second 2 cents.
The court also rendered similar de-
Cis.ou upholdlug the lower court DOB tho
case of ah'pment 10 Cleveland 100
which huf of t-6 900 WAS Imposed.
Tie case OF the United states VS. the
New York Central g. Hudson River
Railroad company involving the qu s-
ton whether "a railroad company which
Ia party 90 "a rebate transaction hHt
which was not the nit.atory road, can
Boz HIm.naur prosecuted for "a violH-
zion uf tna Ek.us antitrust law was
decided boy IHe court against the come
pauy TnH Sew York central WAS IN
dicfgi Iu connection with a number ot
other companies. including the Mis-
souri, Pacific. ou the charge of granting
rebate. Boo 1908 to the Brooklyn Coop
oagr company on c1oporage MAJ
isHal shipped from Poplar Bud Mo-
tl mooHW 49, ~ lt was shown that
aI the railroads concerned in the ship-
ment had joint Hrn OF go cents "a
/ hundred ou such goods between tna
points named and that AN Of them had
been parties tH rebate Of hM cent
70 hundred an shipments made by tlf
HrouNu company The Sow hurh
Control WAS tle delivering carrier and
m replied tU tho complaint by filing "a
demurrer u which % took tho position
that as NJ WAS NOT the initial company
lf o1uId n0t 1s held cumiually resp1u-
aHr under thr Jaw The case was
heard lu tha United states circuit court
for the Southern district 0f New York
and tho demurrer sustained Tor Che
reasons given. The government im
mefIalely anp. aled win f'e result that
lt Obtained a reversal of the lowe.
courts holding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

The event Of tonight ls the ban TO
De given by Judge King at Odeon ban.
A large affair OF last night was the
dancing party given By the L. T. ID.
club at Whitney han. about 200 being
present 70 enjoy the delightful event
The han was Beautifully decorated
in tho national colors, flags being
everywhere about the hail and the ta-
bic Boz the dining room down stairs
having ccnterpiccc OF white carna-
lions surrounded with tiny silkeu flags
and strings 10 electric lights brought
from the chandelier 90 the corners
The programs were also done GOO the
national Colors, and palms were ef-
fectively used The affair was in the
hands % committee composed OF
club members including Dr and Mrs
l.. w. snow Mr. and Mrs. e.. S Whit
uey, MT and Mrs. q, ". Derr. Mr. and
Mrs w. G. Castleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. W. Gates. Mr. and Mrs j. d. owen
MT and Mrs. John stringham and Mr.
and Mrs. II. S. Ensign.
The post officers and ladies celebrated
the national holiday last night in a
pretty amair IN the way OF "a colonial
ball, the dancers being In costume and
mask and all details suggesting the
patriotic idea. Pictures OF George and
Martha Washington were in either end
OF tho hail. and there was a cherry tree
and blossoms and the omblematlc
Ratchet go evidence FlaRs were an
about and Che programs were pictures
OF Washington A few people from
the city were present making about 50
in an.
Mrs +. N Bishop entertained the
members of her club at a pretty lunch
con, yesterday the table having "a lace
spread over red satin and centerpiece
% red carnations. and candelabra Wa.
red shaded lights while hung,saf IN
were swords and flags belongi0 ABOUT
r. NJ Bishop and kept az ~ Ag 20 Mr..
the Civil war, About 25. lementos Of
A. we're present.
A delightful event
the party givcpt OF last night was
a. 8reonewale By Mr. and Mrs j.
Mny OF POI "a I'm honor OF Miss Edna
am detalsf tlaud, the decorations and
vtr in u being appropriately carried
0t1 ~ ae oolors and emblems Of the
dan ID about 30 guests being pres
emit
Another Washington's birthday par
~ OF yesterday was that given by Mrs.
w G. Thomas. who gave a luncheon
with the appointments all In the ma
tional colors Covers were laid for
half dozen
Mrs. p. o, Perkins was one Of yester-
days hostesses entertaining at a de-
lightful card party, with the details
ia the red. white and blue, and all the
emblems OF the day. Five tables were
played.
Mr., and Mrs Ernest A. Greenwood
gave a dinner last night the table be
ing decorated IN red carnations and
ribbons. and flags being AN about the
room. Tho guests were Mayor and
Mrs j. s Bransford, MT and Mrs
r. l.. Carey, Mr. aud Mrs r. T Har-
vey, Mr. and Mrs. George ". Putnam
Mr.. and Mrs. r w. Francis, Miss
Sampson and Mr. Sullivan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
RAILROAD NEWS.
Up EXTENSIONS.
Force Of Men Put 20 Work Building
Greeley Poudre Grow Creek Branch.

Force Of Men Put 10 Work Building
Greeley Poudre Grow Creek Branch.
Announcement OF the commencement
of work on an extension of the lines
OF the Union Pacific in Welo county,
Colorado, comes from Greeley colo
RADIO. stating that the line which had
been projected. and ON which work wa,
TO commence this week, viii be eXtend-
ed ten miles farther east in order to
tap the hue land coming under the
Greeley Poudre irrigation district
Teams and men were put to work last
week on this new line. which 'WiI be
known as the Crow creek eXtens,.,,-
With this additopal-t0. ~. +,. nd
WI, 49, 30 Greeley and run south
80 80 y..1 the CROW creek valley dis
OF As miles. This is but the be-
ginning Of extensive construction work
bv the L. T.. Ia Wyoming and Colorado
this year. part Of which BE- said TO be
the Daralleling Of the G.. & s. track
from Cheyenne to Denver and the es-
adjustment OF "a through motor SER
Vice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
UNIVERSITY NEWS

NoPhI w. Schodcld win give "a series
nt lectures t1 the women of Mr Brown
hygiene classes the FIRST ou Wednesday
gt 1880 DOB tha hygiene lecture room.
Museum building
Ihr mandolin club win give dance
hHd program Friday night with tho
following program. Ten selections hy
Che CLUB tao solos, Miss ElnH Evans.
mandolin solo. WIN stafford The re-
m1lri.r of the evening 6e spent m
dancing
IHn cross country runs begin this
rFsuInE. Two squads WIN leave. one al
1880 AND the other af 80. Tho hrst run
NiII ba two miles across the military
re rvatIoH Runs Wiu he made every
Might raiu or shine. Most of the mon
Wnl train ts euIHoentauHy as thougn
t1ry were uu the track team. About 40
have handed Iu theIr n.meH t0 Mr.
Nald1eE tl go ont today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
UvSALE.
IO9-H-I3 Main St.

The Committee on Buildings 5I,s
Grounds of the Board Of Education, Sal.
Lake City. Utah will receive sealed bid
for the sale Of the following describ-
ed piece of land.
Uintah School property corner Umiau
Street and Park Ave.
Commencing at a point 5BS feet cast
and 36i feet south Of the northeast cor
uer OF lot ]. block L. in the First BUR-.
ingtOu Addition TO Glendale Park, rum
ming thence south 90 feet, thence west
100 feet, thence north 294 feet thence
east 100 feet 90 the place OF beginning
Uess railroad right OF way.
Bids win Doe opened at - O'Clock noon.
March 3. 1899. at the poard rooms. in
the city and County Building.
Certified check Of per cent OF amount
Of bid must accompany each bid, bal
ance OF payment 20 be made when sale
rs ratified by the Board Of Education
The Board Of Education reserves the
right 60 reject any on an bids
ARNOLD O.. GIAUQIE,
Chairman Committee on Buildings and
Grounds.
J.. j. JUDD. Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
DAVIS TO NEW ORLEANS.

j. H. Davis. general superintendent
Of the oregon Short Line, has gone %
New Orleans, to attend a meeting OF
all the general superlntendents OF the
Hartman lines, TO be held in that city
soon General superintendents from
the Union Pacific, oregon Short Line,
Oregon Railroad q Navigation, and
Southern Pacific companies besides
the Houston & Texas Central NJ. L. a.
r. and other lines will be present,
when the whole railroad situation
with respect 20 the operating depart
menls. win be gone over and improve
meuts suggested At the same time
general session Of the superintendent
OF motive power Of the various roads,
as we'll as az the signal engineers, and
engineers of maintenance of way VIII
be held Nh Davis was accompanied
south by his wife, and they win be
absent two or three weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

consisting OF Senator SEW and wife,
senator John y smith and wife, Re-
prescntauvcs tienric. Haycuck, Russell
end Thompson and their wives, took
trip over the Lucin cutoff on the
southern Pacific yesterday going ON
Tine regular train in the morniug and
returning in the evening The trip was
made chiefly FOR the purpose Of giving
the ladies chance To- see the great
piece of railroad engineering shown
in the line across the lake. and was
much enjoyed bv the entire party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
ALL HALLoWs CELEBRATES.

A packed house witnessed the per-
Torrance OF An HalloWs college last
night of the play Fagot and Fagot "
which was deseryedly wei received.
The boys an acquitted themselves with
credit. especially the college orchestra
under Prof Petersen, and the boys in
the gymnasium exhibition. The eve
ming closed with an address from Dean
Harris
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
REUNION AT MURRAY.
Brluinnt First Ward Fmcton-Prc-
-cntauon 10 Bishop 4. &. Miller.


Tho reunion of me Murray First
ward held Zoo the now chapel yester-
day afternoon and evening. was "a
grand success in every particular D.
D. Cahoon, chairman of the amuse-
mont committee, managed the big az
fair most happily About 300 adults.
representative people from every sect
and fraternity We're gathered bon the
assembly haI to hear the opening proc
gram. After 20 chorus by the choir m-
vocation wac offered by O.. H. Miller.
Miss Prout OF Salt Lake rendered two
vocal solos which were highly appro-
CIafed Bishop Michael Mauss gave
uu address OF welcome which was
followed hy am address from q. 40.
Mumf0rd Iu the course 0f which th-
retiring bishop. o. % Miller was pro-
scented with an elegant gold watch and
chain from the members and nreluIza-
tIous Uf tho ward over which be- has
presided for eight years Vs. b. Rob
iusnu then faVorHl tha audience sim
one Uf hls usual elective solos and
bishop Miller responded I'M surrar.af.pe
words f8r me good viii and svmnlth.te
expressions he haI reC. SOD from 90
rsorl. Of the Eall drrns his admia.s-
trtunn.
From o'clock t1 B in ne evening. q
sung .uuus banquet WAS served u tho
amusement hal Tho ward dramati r.
club hDu rendered What Next" to "a
packed hausH and lha audience was
kept iu good humor from beginning %
close.
Az ll o'clock tho proceedings we're
brought fU "a CLOSE and IAN who uarucl-
patcd pronounced the Adair ono OF fha
most enlu' able and fraterual that BE-
has been their pleasure to attend
The purpose of the gathering was
threef0Id-that of me celebration Of
WashisgtonIs birthday ward reunion.
AND "A aemunslral Won uf good Nill h. me
retiring bishop u. q. Miller
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
CHANGE IN STEEL RAILS.
Committee of Experts Recommend
Adoption of Scientific Tests.

Committee of Experts Recommend
Adoption of Scientific Tests.
Chicago. Feb. 23.-At the annual
meeting OF the American Railway Eu
cheering and Maintenance of Way as
sociations which will be held here
March Is. II and rs, commltte Of eN-
perts win recommend radical changes
I'M the specifications for the manutac.
ture OF steel rails.
The committee was given the subject
for investigation months ago. II Is
understood that Il viii recommend
what is known as the drop test and
win present specifications for drop
testing machine The members have
made an exhaustive research into the
causes o. broken rails and IL Us under
stood 10 be their opinion that the man
ufacturers should be made TO furnish
a rail that will stand scientific tests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
THE ROSE OF THE RANCHO
DEATH OF MRS. WEBB.
Funeral VIII BE Held Tomorrow
Afternoon from Ninth Ward.

MIS- Elizabeth T.. TAFT webb resi-
dnet OF tAo Ninth ward of This city since
lslS died last night az her residence 4i6
east Third South street from general
debility She had been lingering since
october last and gradually became
weaker until Che end came Mrs Webb
WAS the daughter Of Seth Tan. the Hrst
bishop of the ninth ward. and hIs wife.
Harriet Taft She was born Dec. %
lsgl in So. claire county Michigan. and
WAS married Co.. Dhauupey a.. Webb Jan.
ca 1856. az NuuVoo.
Mrs. Webb was "a worker iu the salt
Lake temple from IFS dedication until
she became too feeble Goo continue her
lahors She D. survived by the following
children Seth o. Wehn, Mrs Harriet u
Miller A. q Webb and Mrs Etta q
Rowe The funeral viii bee held tomor-
TOW at Che Ninth ward Westinghouse.
commencing at 3 o'clock Tho remains
may De viewed at the residence from -
tu @ "Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
JOHN C. YOUNG


Washington Feb d THO nomination
81 John n Aoune ta hp uoHtmaster Hf
Portland. or. which hHe boon held un
flnle Dec. s. laHf. uu account of 10 con.
DON. wac today ordered faForahIN re-
u0ncd hN tHe senate committee nn post
offices end post roads. Tho HnnointWeuf
was made 40 ne request NJ Mr Bourne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

Tho funeral services over the remains
Of Williem Andrews. aged ~ years. o.
minor by trade, were neld today az 2
=. m. from the funeral chapel OF Joseph
William Taylor q south West Temple
street. Iuterment lu city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

II. f. Evans. Florist. SO s. Main 81.
Floral designs speciality Phone asSl