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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-07-15

WITH very few exceptions, the
people of the state are with Gov.
Hay in his effort to rid the state of
officials who have not only shown
themselves dishonest. but corrupt
beyond measure, and they deem
the money spent in that direction,
though it may cost 500 900 well
spent. Many of cour Sc, do deplore
the election of such sCamps, es-
pecially when it was known that
they were such prior to the election,
as it was publishedin practically all
the newspapers of the state except
the extreme partisan republican
press that such was the case. The
p. /. and Ledger openly admitted
the allegations we'll founded. What
we need in this state, and in all
states, even the nation, is parties
of such equal proportions in
strength that no one party could
have lease on power longer than
one term of office let them rotate
in office-for the good of all.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-07-15

IN It's issue of Monday, June 7.
the Kansas City Star, a republican,
paper, printed this editorial: The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
CARRIED TOO MUCH WEIGHT.
Greek Is Overcome by His Load With
st58 iii and Without.

t - a.
Gust sieppace, a Greek tired under
the weight of a trunk weighing = 80
pounds and a bottle of whisky. 1,ll
down tired and weary, ii longsid esof the
track eight miles west ofSt town vest
day afternoon to rest--and to cause te
more excitement and furry in the ne no. no.
sllce and shcriff's departing nts than has "
been experienced in months. "a Another
man, however, contributed to the ex-
citeinent. or, rather. was largely the
principal when he dropped a word in
ltelephoning to Police Lieut.. Hen,pes l
that "a man was lying dead beside q.
trunk. The man at the sending end
of the telephone missed using the WORD
drunk after the words q end.
After all the aSailabl policemen and
Officials, including Chief of Police Ba
low and Chief of Detectives Sheets
5Sheriff Sharp and deputies had hur-
ried to the scene of the supposed crime,
it was found that IT was only ~ simple.
Greek. overcome by the weight Of the
trunk which he had attempted to carry
from Garfield, and too much booze. 4
The Greek was brought into the enler-
gency hospital, where his stupor WAS
overcome, and n today he related a
story. Of having been held up and
robbed by two other men. His story
was too weak, however. for he5reliance
of The police or sheriff office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
L1TERAR Y.WOMAN HERE.
DR.. Rosetta Luce Gilcl,rist tic Guest
or Mrs. EmmeIlne b. Wells.

y Is j
DR. Rosetta Luce Gilchrist, we'll
known literary woman of Ashtubnla,
Ohio, left for the east this, morning
after spending sunday In Salt Lake
s as the guest OF. Mrs. Emmeline p.
Wells with whom she was intimately
associated In womcn's work in Wash
ington some time ago.
5 Mrs. Gilchrist. accompanied by her
cousin Mrs. Francis Blakesley, has
been on a trip to the northwest and
took IN Yellowstone park before COM
{ ing to Salt Lake. Here she attended
the services In the tabernacle and
took 81 drive around the citSsin which
she takes great interest from, the
n fact that her father-in-lasw. William
SGiIchrist was well acquainted With
the Prophet Joseph Smith whom he
knew in the old Kirkland days and
of whom h he speaks in high regard.
She furthermore has relatives IN
Parowan hut time being pressing she
could not take the long trip to meet
them.
q Mrs. Gilchrlst is an authoress of
some talent and is also a newspaper
woman of ability. She expressed her.
self both Interested and charmed in
salt Lake which, she sal gave every
evidence OF being a great city in the
near future. Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
DEATH OF MRS. PRESLEY.
EstimabIc Young Woman Crosses the
Silent Riycr. Saturday Night.

Z do ,
particularly sad death occurred in
this city Saturday evening at ! o'clock,
In the passing of Mrs, Nellie u. PRIEST
ley, wife of Donald fl. Priestley. re-
spected employee of the Deseret News
ne wspaper department. About All hour
before her demise. the young woman
had given birth to fine little girl For
several months past her health had not
been good, a persistent and distressing
cough having greatly reduced her
strength. Everything that medical
skill. faith and loving care Of relatives
and friends could do was done in her
behalf. but without avail. s5
The deceased&w the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John Williams OF the Fourth
ward and was In the twenry-second year
of her life.j She! was always active in
church work, being n devoted Latter-dayj
Saint, and among other positions which.
she filed with fidelity and ability. until,
recently was that of member of the!
Stake Sunday school board. She was of.
a most gentle and loyable disposition,
and greatly endeared to all who knew
her. and her death, coming in the prime
OF youth. is a. great blow to her hus-5
band and family, who have the SYM
pathy of a host of friends in the hour
of their great bereavement.
The funeral will be held tomorrow.
GTuesday) $at 8 p. M at the Fourth
ward Westinghouse. Friends Of the fam
lily are invited TO be present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
Ellery's Band at Saltair.
Free concert. 5olmen and two vocalists
tomorrow, 4 10 and s to 10 p. m.
BUS PASSE NGERS.

Representatives u. III II. Baker OF.
Tooele, and his brother,sJ Baker, ar
rived here this morning and registered
at the Kenyon. TheI$aTe on n business
trip and will spend two or three days.
lin the city,
@. II. DlgnWitlly. a prominent inin-
Ing engineer of Reno, New, Is at the
Kenyon. @
DR.. G. ID. Stauirer of Kemmcrer,
Wye. who was injured some time ago
by falling from a railway motor car.
and who came here to undergo treat
3ment at a hospital. is now at the Ken
Won for a few days, having recovered
from his injuries. He is accompanied
by Mrs, Stauffer. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred @. Jensen Of Mt.
Pleasant, arc registered at the Cullen.
They have been making a tour OF the
northwest.
]. NJ. and F'rieda Xleinstuck OF Kali
anazoo, Mich, are at the Kenyon. The.
young women are on their way to the
northwest, and are daughters of a
former German baron.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Darling, prom.
inent citizens of L.ehi, are at the CUT
len. H b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of Incorporation of the Grand
Valley Fruit &. Water company of Colo.
RADIO were filed in the office of the secre-
tary of state today. The company is
capitalized at 100000, divided into
shares of 81 each. and will carry on a
land. fruit and irrigation business in
Grand county, Utah. Seven directors
have been named to conduct the bust
ness of the corporation. consisting Of
w. r. Marrs, George @. Mars. William
Mars. r, j. Yetter, 7. I. Boak. r. IA.
Willard and e. j. Mohr. Frederick j.
Whit of Grand county, Utah, is named
as the Utah Representatives.
The Manti Drug company today filed
articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary of state. The capitalization of
the company is $4,000. divided into $40
shares A.H. Christensen is named as
president. Hyrum Bown. vice president.
and w. ". Bown, secretary and treas
urer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
ADJUSTMENTS

k. e.
Theatcr-The big sensational play
entitled paid inEldull. opens tomor-
row night, the management wisely
giving right of way to the circus this
evening
Orpllcum-Ths weeks bill Is
claimed to be an especially strong one
and the 9ususl daily and nightly per-
formanees will be given.
Grand--Manager 1lldredge's am
nouneement for this week is 81 AT 1.-the
old Cross Roads, with Willard Mack
and blanche Douglas in the. two Lead
ing parts.
Miss NiorrisoIi's Succes-Thc Eigh-
4 teenth ward chapel was crowded to
suffocation last evening on the coca
sion Of the song service announced In
the Saturday News. All the music was
vocal EXCEPT the harp solo and ac-
compartments by Miss Morrison new
conner: who gave an excellent account
Of herself on the difficult instrument.
4 She showed that she Will be decided
acquisition TO our musical forces
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
PERSONALS.

Frank Knox is in New York for
couple Of weeks on business
Dr. L. f. Farnsworth has returned
from "a northwest err trip during witch
he visited the Seattle fair.
Col. Willard Young has gone to
Brighton to Join his family
Mrs. Thomas w. Jennings has return
ed from her trip to Manila and Japan,
very much improved in health for her.
experience
j.. r. Dooly has returned from a
months outing in the northwest.
Col. Tim Kinney, the well known
sheep owner of Wyoming is in the city
today, en- route on a Portland tr1p.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
ID. s.. Spencer of the Short Line is in
southern Idaho today on company
business.
Otto Sweet, secretary of the a. Ham
burger & Sons company Of Los Angeles.
is in the city visiting with his cousin.
President Leon Sweet of the Sweet
Candy company.
E,llcry's Band at Saltair.
Free concert, so men and two vocalists
tomorrow, to s and S to 10 p. IN. s5s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
LATE LOG AL S.

9
Returns From Vacation-snpt. d. Fl.
Christensen of the city schools has
returned from aHtWo weeks outing in
the mountains east of Provo. where
4 he has summer home. q
Mrs Farnswortl, iii Ireland Mrs.
5Emmeline r. Wells received an in
teresting letter from Mrs Farms
worth this morning in which She
stated that she was in ireland and
perfectly charmed with the Emerald
Isle.
Trains Taken ofr-Trains No. o and
No. 10 on the Salt Lake & Ogden
railroad have been discontinued. Train
No. . heretofore left Salt Lake City:
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. and
train No. ~ left Lagoon at 400 u.
M. for Salt Lake City, bit both
trains have now been taken out of
service.
Death of Halsett ChiId-The friends
sof Ruth Wilson Halsett, who have
been following her progress with
anxiety, will regret to know that one:
of the twins recently born to her died
this morning. The mother was maxi
ing fair progress to recovery and 1t is
hoped the set back caused by her
affection, win only be temporary.
Victim is Promised Recoyery-Ros
Paul, tho Italian girl who was the
victim of Dominic Albaneses jea1-
Gus rage last Saturday. is reported
from the Groves Il ID. S, hospital
today to be In no grave danger FROM
| the results of the wounds from the
| razor welded by her jealous lover.
Albanese is still held in the county
| jail and Will not be arraigned until
the outcome Of the wonan's condi-
| ton is assured
Returns From FNpedition-Prof
Blum of the state university has re-
turned from the expedition into the
San Juan Country. where he saws many
! Interesting archaeological discoveries
are being made. The party will not
be back for month yet.
Lake Rccceds Sligbtls-Thc great
| lake has shrunken 20 of a foot
| in two weeks, through evaporation,
the levi now being 5.5 feet above the
zero line. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
Ellery's Band at saltair.
Free concert. SO men and two Vocalist
tomorrow. to 6 and S to i 0 p. m.
WORK on GOULD DEPOT.

1t is promised that the roof viii be
on the New Rio Grande depot by Oct. I
next. The delayed marble is due here
the middle of next week. and when this
is placed. work on the second story
can proceed rapidly. Seventy -fip men
are now engaged in construction The
tunnel or several hundred feet for CON
veyance of wires from the power llous.
Is nearly completed The grades around
the station have been established with
seven permanent tracks laid,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
Il CA AL N An NETS.

The arrival of a ca tssof bananas t t7'1s
morning, has put that phase OF me
market on easy street. There are gu g
peaches, pears. vat Ions. and plll19s
from the coast, With oapa eanta 4
3loupes and fine NJ uscat grapes from III
Call fornia, yaterrnel pl,s ore selling NJ
fast with q good suppl for the demand.
me berries are about al GONG.
The following quotations are 2 bta y =.
ing today; 5s! sss 8ssss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
AUTO VS. THE PUBLIC.
Provo correspondcnt Writes, H.
views on JOY Riders Generally

Editor pescret News;
Dear 4s;r.-o. 2. Miller of your city,
whose son was nearly killed by an
automobile recently wakes up TO the
unsafe condition of the public, and
says: Tho patience of the people is
we'll nigh at an end, and if the prac
tise of speeding is not abated, drastic
measures will no doubt be resorted to
on the part Of the people"
Charles Dickens the great defender
OF the rights of the people in his Tale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
MAY FILE PETITION.

T, In Judge Ritchle's court this 4 morn nor n
ing tho Central Foundry company Was
granted permission to file petition
with TIL, court in which the conlpanS's
claim fol- damages for pipe furnished
the Salt Lake Public Service company,
or the restitution of the pipe. me ND
ia service company Is at present in
sthe} hands OF a, receiver. The petition
Of the foundry companyto sue the Pub
liz service company was denied but
Epermission,to file the petition was given
In lieu 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
LAND BOARD MEETING.

Z The regular meeting of the state land
board will4be held at the office Of the
board In the joint city and county
day. The meeting Tuesday will be for
the transaction of routine business.
and the public will:npt be admitted to
this meeting. On Wednesday, how
ever. the sessions will be open to the
public. S5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.

Frank Edginton, young man Of
about % years of age, was arrested by
sPatrolnian Pierce this afternoon III.
front of the Kenyon hotel,5a as a man
wanted at Idaho Falls for larceny,
Edginton is said to have stolen a suit
case, With quantity of clothing and
other articles from some parties in
Idaho Falls When arrested Edginton.
refused to make any statement as to
his guilt, and35the police arc now walt
Ing to hear from the Idaho authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
COUNTY ADDS $500
FOR ENCAM|'|.PM|'|.E [:
Board Of Commissioners Appro-
PIRATES Additional Amount to
Assist Committee.
PAUPER REPORT SUBMITTED ,l.Il:' 7
Clerk Sabine shows Expenditure Tor
July or SCI e4.ao, With Which sef
Persons Received Assistancc.

IN order to further assist the execu-
Z tive committee Of the forty-thrd G.
Al. r. encampment in properly enter
tanning the. veterans al the encam p
meat 10 be held in this city next week,
the county commissioners, In their re e.
& ular session this morning appropriate
the further sum OF $1,000 TO he turned
over to the committee. This action was
( taken after full consideration OF the
circumstances, represented by Col. -
NJ sterrett. executive director of the
forty-third sencanfpntcnt. The he expense Sc
Of entertaining the veteran s,;.yTlll ne
yerv heavy. and this additional sum
voted BY Salt Lake county will mater
Tally assist in making the encampnent
a decided success. * i
n PAIPER CLERKS REPORT
q The report of the pauper department
OF the county for the month OF july,
was submitted BY Pnuper Clerk James
4 Sabine. The report shows that totai.
OF $2.164.20 was expended for the relleL5
of the poor during the month, OF
which 81 1884. so wa s. for merchandise ana
coal, and $ssoso for re ilts and railroad
fares. During the month $50 families.
consisting OF 1854 persons, were given
assistance, the average amount recelV-s
ed by each family being s1.4s. or an
average per person OF 1898. The re-
port also shows that the amount ex-5
pended during July Of the present sent year
was s95166 less than during the same
month In 1908. when the sum Of 50 .lla.sb
was expended for the relief Of the poor
of the county. y
The morning session of the COM
mlssioners was mostly taken III with
the reconsideration of routine work, tax
redemption sales, etc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
SEEKING NEW LOCATION.
Juvenile Court Commission Holds
Meeting This Afternoon.

The juvenile court commission is
holding q meeting this afternoon, at
which the question of a location for.
the court will be considered The court
E was ordered to yacate its present quar-
ters in the joint city and county build
Ing month ago. 1t Is understood that
the commission has Inspected a suite.
OF three rooms in the Dooly block
which Is probably the best location for
the court hat can be secured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
1,I,sIsTs. MOVING OF FENCE.

rs Charles H. Worthen, on behalf OF
tic Fourth ward corporation of the
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day
Saints. has fled suit in the district
court to restrain Annie Fox from re- re-.
moving part or all of a fence on the
south boundary Of land owned by
the corporation in lot s, block II Y
g,flat q Salt Lake City survey. A
temporary restraining order was IS
$li1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02

this city. on IL,
1903 Eugene u. HallatiaSs /, sssf y
years. 4 months, % days s. ssu s ~
Funeral sc Ices will BIO he'll fro,o y. 4
naraers abef w, Hall 1f4 SOUTH Wess
80 p. M under the auspices AZ Z, .a q.
Lake Aerie No.. ~, r. o. Is, 81 II ~. ssst
In Mt c,liyet, cen etery. ' 1nent
BRoBEE s3f ] THIS city On I,ily s
month and 10 days. 81 > Il
Funeral serSi ces will be held fron, ,,.
parlors OF lslocr Hall, 164 south W .lls
I1emple. on Tuesday. Aug g. at 4 T. I, y ~ sst
under. the auspices Of Salt Lake Aer,a
man OF which he was d member, /, . I'D -
ment III city cemetery. d 81 is'ef T
BIRREIsL. In. this city, July !, -,
i1olan NJ - ! Rifrsi aged q Years, "
Fifteenth ward ehapel today at : 7, ~ =,
Internent in citS GENE tery, . Y
|iIsANcsTt)N "a t 206s west ISirst Ma,
Aug: !, 1909, of spinal meningitis wv u.l /
lard e. son Of Mr., and Mrs Wil,Iam
nj il a. m. from the family 'r resi1 to-day
Interment In city cemetery. 4 ''s'S''e y
~. isaS ON.---in sandy July 81 1914 4
Peter ~. eterson, in his siXty-fonts,
wear. u ID 81. ~ ~ ' wv
FuneralGto be held on Tuesda, H..
M. at Sandy westinghouse. = ! y. y
iq,BRIAN.--,At the Hampton House, A..
4. I a0a. i'm ] !. 0'Brian, aged as yS s.gp
native OF Minneapolis. MINI. \ ! d ~ w =
The funeral services will he n,
Tuesday. at I n. m. from the fna,I1,
chapel OF Joseph VIM. Taylor. u ' snrt, !
West Temple street. E'rlends arc ; n"uIl
ed to attend. 1nterlnent In city e ,.sns..
terry. is Is
TlAN1BERT..--R. c., son of Miltan, Z,
and Olive Patten Lambert. aged s.
months. at 1s1h y. M. Aug. 1. III l,0,s
south Secoud West u Y '' "
Funeral tuesday Mt 2 =. m. fro,
cemetery. Friends invited. Wy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
RECEIVER is ASKED.

F.i Suit has been brought in the Third
district court by j ohm Reagan
against Frank ana Katherine Reagan.
eproprietors of the Reagan hotel at
GARFIELD, asking that receiver be
appointed for the hotel, and that
judgment be awarded him in the sum
of $3.50, alleged to have been ad.
vancet by him as a loan to the hotel
@on Jan. j 8. 1905. The loan, 3it3is alleg,
ed. was made TO buy furniture and q
equipment for the hotel, and plaintiff
money has been returned to him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
COURT NEW
HEATHs SUE JAPANESE.
More Litigation Involving Affairs of
The Salt Palace.

More Litigation Involving Affairs Of
The Salt Palace.
Heath, Bros, owners Of the Salt.
( Palace, have filed suit in the Third.
district court against G. .sT. Herasaoids
and II. Maysuya, doing business as.
Herasaoid & Co, George and s. II.
Larson. In the suit the Heaths seek
to restrain the Japanese firm from
removing a fence, bleachers and in,-
5propements erected under contract
with them on June last. IN the
complaint it is set forth that Heath
Bros. have a lease on the east one
third OF lot IA, black g 2, plat A., big
Jtield surveX,Eand sublet a portion of il
10 Hearsaoid & Co. for two nights
Y a week at $500, payable s25 a week.
plaintiffs allege that nospart Of this
money has been paid, and there Is
now due the sum of s125. The Jap--.
$anese firm has threatened to remove
the improvements on the premises m
and this the plaintiffs seek to prevent
by ord er OF court. ,$s5 IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
STATE TREAsURER's REPORT.
Balance Of sooie57.t6 With Which
5 10 Begin August.

state Treasurer David Mattson liled
his July report this afternoon with the
state auditor. The balance left over.
from the montl, previous was as9,a7a. S6,
which With the July receipts of Sl6s.-,
aa4.9s, makes the aggregate ss3s, aa4. 81.
The disbursements were: General fund.
sS,,n54,15; state district school fund.
ST. rs AZ: state game and fish fund.
se0ig.93: determination Of wild animals.
s2i.U3. Agricultural college fund, COCA:
state lands fund account. principal md
interest. sio4543.60 total. s2s3ST7.ls This
leaves s5o,65f,16 TO begin the August
business with. The appor,ionment among
the various funds for tho current month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake temple will close Fri
day evening. June Is. and reopen on
Monday. Aug. 16
JOSEPH f. SMITH.
The st. George temple will close on
Friday July 2, 1909, and reopen on
Tuesday August 81. 1903.
DAVID II. CANNON
The Manti temple will close July
%, 1909. and reopen Sept. 4, 1909.
LEWIS ANDERSON.
-: President.
Logan temple will close on Friday
July 80. and reopen on Tuesday
September Z, 1909.
vYM. BULGE. President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02

HAY AND GRAIN.

Family -four, per cwt - = g
Flour. straight grade per c"t -,.;s 3 q
Flour, high patent, per CIV K; ~ -
Bran and shorts 4. = ~ =
go , ,s ,,e,. .cwt o sO030O
Timothy hay + /. /. = ~ ~
Alfalfa hay . !. = (. ( /, -. ~
I'LL, pt r., Ia, 5cWt. 10
1.t,,1at ,,a,. 1y.t .225
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02

Fllcry's Band at Saltair.
Free concert. 80 men4and twosvoealists
tomorrow, a to s and TO ~ p. m i35
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
FISH.

Founders. per pound ...............1s
King Fish. per pound .15
Broo.. trout. each -. !. s. Ii
sHaIibut. per pound ...............15
Salmon, per pound 30
Rock Cod, per pound ....,.........174a
Soles. per pound -.15
Barracuda, per pound ..i... .171s
Shad. per pound rs
Sea bass 49,. go. ...171s
3Mackinaw trout, per pound .........25s
Black bass 4 . . . Z. 80
Sturgeon .......,. .......... Is
Striped bass ]. /. /. rs
$Crawfish -. 5 IS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02

Ellery's Band at saItair.
Free concert. . 0 men and two Yocalists
tomorrow, a to and s to y p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02

Eliery's Band at saltair.
Free concert. so men and two vocalists
tomorrow, TO 6 and s to 10 D. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-02
GROCERIES.

81 .ayer raisins. per Mound is @20i
Honey, per pound ~. 40
Reefs, II, cans. each y. 7. Z. 20
Dill pickles, quart ~. ~
Sour pickles. quart 70
Popcorn. 3 pounds .25
4 Sugar. Ia pounds Tor (. I. . Z. LOO
Sugar, per 1OO... cane. $40; beet, 6.2o
Citron peel, per pound. g
/ Orange ipeei. per pound ~. 4 !. rs
Mlncemeat. per pound IS. 20. IS
Sweet cider. per gallon %
I've honIny. Quart an. 4. 4. 10
Creamery butter. per pound 4. 40
Good ordinary butter 80 @35l
Cane sugar N. \. 6.ao
+ Beet sugar $3.50. I. $50:
Maple sugar, pure. per pound ......255